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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-08-31

The Laingsburg Greenbacker offers
to club the Iowa Tribune, price
sI.as per year, with the Greenbacker,
for the two papers $500 per year.
Fiat faith, like fiat money, must be
very expansive, if Pulver expects
any one to subscribe for the two pa
pers on those terms.
On Friday, Mr.. l.. J. Kingsley
sold lot and small house on east
Oliver st. to Mrs. Mary c. Johnson
for $500, and the same day bought
house and two lots on Adams street,
for which he paid $1,000.
The basket social in aid of the
Ladies' Library fund, held on Friday
evening at the residence OF Walter
A. Osborn, was perfect success, the
net receipts aggregating Sa7.I5.
MIR. David Parker has been quite
sick part of this week but is i'm
proving, and is able to be out.
Note the business card OF Hon.
VIM. M. Fitzpatrick, which appears
in The TIMES this week. Mr.. X. is
one of the best lawyers in central
Michigan and will command a large
business beyond question, now that
he has resumed the practice of his
profession.
DR.. Essig, the detist, was in Owos-
so on Wednesday, and favored us
with a pleasant call. He reports
business lively. Do not fail to note
his advertisement on the first page of
this issue of THE TIMES.
The Detroit conference of the NJ.
E. church will convene at Flint on
the I2th day of September, Rev.
Bishop VIM. L. Harris, DID,, LID,
presiding. The sessions will be held
each day AVID will continue over un-
til the succeeding Monday. These
conference sessions are always meet
ings of great interest, especially to !.
the Methodist membership and we
think many of the society from the
Owosso station, will be in attendance.
There is one thing in connection
nection with this conference that
THE TINES sincerely regrets, and
this is that it will probably result in
the loss of Rev. Seth Reed as pastor
of the M. E. church here, than whom
than there is not man in the church
connection who labors with more
unfaltering zeal and unhinching fidel-
ity to spread broadcast over the com,
munity the benign influences of chris
tian civilization. From any commu-
nifty the departure of such man is
public misfortune. But there is a
possible hope he may be retained, as
he has really not been here but two
years, and we think liberal con-
struction Of the church rule would
permit his return here for another
year, and we know that action would
be hailed with delight by the people
of Owosso, independent of church
associations.
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comes home very much refreshed to
enter on the work of the fall and
winter.
Monday night the gun shop oi
David F. Blair, on Main street east
was entered and property to the
value of SI25 taken. A reward Of
S25 is offered for the detection OF
the burglars, and the return of the
property. 1t is believed that the
thieves are Owossoites, and it looks
just as though they were candidates
forl onia or Jackson.
Hon. Josiah Turner is spending a
few days in Owosso, having been
called home by the illness of his
wife. The Judge looks well and
seems to be enjoying the work he is
doing acceptably for "Uncle SAM"
The DR.. informs us that Mrs. Pc
terson and children will return home
to-day from their pleasant eastern
trip.
Hon. VIM. NJ. Fitzpatrick returned
from his western trip on Tuesday
evening. He was almost captivated
by the business enterprise and pros
perity of the people of Iowa.
Drop in and see the fine suitings at
Paul M. Rotb's, and how neatly they
are arranged and kept.
Owosso VS.. Saranac at Pastme
Park Tuesday and Wednesday next.
Don't fail to see Saranac club cross
bats with the Owosso club Tuesday
and Wednesday of next week. Fine
games are expected.
Mrs. H. B. Salisbury, of Brooklyn,
N. Y, and Mrs. f. Blackman, of
Clyde, same state, are visiting at
w. H. Barnes.
Some sixty of the Knights Templar
were parading yesterday at Pastime
Park.
Mrs. Rev. G.. II. Wilson is in want
of house girl. One competent
to assist in caring for children, as
we'll as usual household work. Ap-
ply in person between 9 and IL a. M,
on Olivet ST., or by mail box 473.
At the special election on Monday
Harry q. Titcomb was elected AL
derman to fill the vacancy in the sd
Ward occasioned by the death of
Aid. Boyers.
Mr.. l.. K. Merell has returned
home from the West, looking much
better than when ne left.
Mrs. Geo. F. Robinson has been
seriously ill for the past three weeks,
but Is now convalescing.
Two sisters of Mr.. Belford, Mrs.
Flee, of Brooklyn, and Mrs. Elsie,
of Dearborn, Wayne Co., are visit
ing their brother and Mr.. and Mrs.
David Parker this week.
One day this week the firm of
Dawes, Hamblin & Miller shipped
$1,000 worth of goods. How bust
ness is dying out in Owosso, owing
to the prospective high taxes Isn't
it awful?
The appropriation by the Common
Council at their meeting on Wednes-
day evening of $500 towards the
erection of a Floral Hall on the
grounds of the Shiawassee Agricul-
tural Society was an act worthy OF
special commentator.
Rev. G.. H. Wilson will preach on
Sunday eve on "The final act of folly
that dismembered a nation"
Attention is asked to the notice ol
the school at Oakside by Mrs. L. f,
Gould, one of the very best teachers
in Central Michigan. We sincerely
hope the enterprise may prove per-
feet success.
Mr.. Baker, of Wayne county, N,
Y, long time friend of postmaster
Hamblin, is in town visiting him and
other friends.
A warrant has been issued against
John T. McCurdy, of Vernon, charg-
ing him with criminal assault on
Miss Nora Reed, of Durand, but at
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how are your theatricals getting alongs"
asked the groceryman.
so, that scheme is all busted,n said
the boy. "At least until the minister
gets back from his vacation. The con-
gregation has noticed q red spot on his
hand for some time, and the ladies said
what he needed was rest. They said IL
that spot was allowed to go on it might
develop into q pimple, and the minister
might die Of blood poison, superinduced
by oyerwork, and they took up Q collec-
ton, and be has gone. The night they
bid him good bye, the spot on
his band was a subject Of much com.
ment. The wimmen sighed, and said 1t
was lucky they noticed the spot on
his hand before il had sspped his young
life away. Pa said Job had more than
four hundred boils worse than that, and
he never took q vacation, and then ma
dried pa up. She told pa ne had new
suffered from blood poison, and pa said
he could raise cat bOils for the market,
and never squeal. Ma see the only way
to shut pa up was to let him go home
with the choir singer. So she bounced
him off with her, aud he didn't get
home till most 'leven O'Clock, but ma
she set up for him. Maybe what she
said { o pa made him go west after pep
pering your burglar. Well, | must go
home now, cause l run the family
since pa lit out. Say, send some OF
your most expensive canned fruit and
things over to the house. Darn the ex-
pense." And the boy took the lame
dog under his arm and went cut.
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MARKETS.

Specially reported for the SUNDAY Reefs,
TER by BEAUMONT, HERBERF& Co, rain
and Produce Brokers, lGsh Market street,
Wheeling.
for the day, 81 UH September; 81 06& Octo.
her; 81 or November. lowest price for the
day, 81 0SR September: 81 0S October; 81 06h
November. CorR-Highest price FOR the day
6Lc September; SOC October; ~ Soyem
Der. Lowest prices for the day, soc Septen.
her; 1880 October; Az November. Oats
Highest price for the day. 264c September
Dstc October; November. Lowest price
for the day, 25sEc September: .6I3c October
- November. Porx-Highest price for The
day, sl2 IS september; sl2 W October; =:
November. Lowest price for the day, si2 3;
September; sl2 ~ October; - November
Lard-Highest price for the day, S b sep
TENDER; s. ~ October; IS % SoVemb-r
Lowest price for the day, S. 20 September
IS q October; S. 10 November. Short Rib
Closing price for the day 81 5Ih september
O. % October.
yisib e supIly-week ending August II lss;
Wheat, IS,7J09s6 bu; corn, lu,9lI,TsS gu oats
3,5tI.67I bu. Week ending July y, iSS-
Whest, l7,7OG,5ll bu; corn, lO,52l,72s bu; oats
1854 49, bu.
Car Receipts-W heat, %: corn, 5l7; oats, l5
hogs. II ,W0head. Market slow and weak anC
f5g25o lower.
Beerbohms Cabie-Liverpool wheat quie
but steady corn quiet.
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General Notes,

The ,eoopers' strike at st. Lous has
ended. All shops acceded to the de-
mands of the men, and the strikers re-
sumed work.
The New York cigarmakers' lockout
is ended. This result was attained by q
conference between committees OF the
cigarmakers and cigar manufacturer
union.
The Seth Thomas Clock Company,
of Thomaston, Ct, intends to at once
erect a building 80 feet long, four stor-
les, to be used in the manufacture Of
watches.
There Is a rumor that the Penusyl-
vania Railroad Company will shortly
begin paying its employees every week
instead Of every month, as heretofore.
The operators on fancy dress work in
GalIand's under-clothing factory, at
Scranton, Pa, have struck against
working by the piece, and at the same
rate as for plain work. The girls allege
this would reduce their wages two-tifths,
and they refuse to work unless the old
system is restored.
The Berkshire Glass Cosat Berkshire,
Mass, is running full time on plate,
cathedral and antique glass.
The glass works of Aguew & Co, a
Hutton, Pa, are making full time al
present.
Window glass is still dull, and thu
market well stocked.
Tibba Bros. have oeen running TIVE
furnaces st their works on the ALE
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with which he was constantly inflicted.
The cellar was delightfully."- cool com.
pared with the crowded bar.room, and
the pugilist seemed to realize that great
ness has its disadvantages az he leaned
on q barrel and said he felt tired.
SHOW much did 1t cost you to fit up
the plaee?n was asked. :
"About so, nOO,n said Sullivan.
"Most of the stuff was made expressly
for this place. All the glasses, you
will notice, have my initial blown in
them.n
In some further conversation he ex-
pressed himself as not at all disturbed
by the contest Of the previous night, but
was merely tired from having been
awake and stirring so long. At IL
o'clock the doors were closed and the
opening was ended, and yet hundreds
OF men, boys, and even women, were
standing at that hour on the sidewalks.
peeking as best they could into the
doors and windows under the magic
%sign-John l.. Sullivan.
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CITY INDUSTRIAL NOTES.

Tomorrow all the mills in this vicin-
ity will be lighted up and commence
work. Nc one, not living in a city like
this, can appreciate the good news the
above few lines convey to the business
portion of this city, and also to numbers
of poor women and children. When
the industries are closed in q manufac-
turing city, business Of all kinds imme-
diately becomes depressed, and If the
stOppsge lasts over two weeks money is
also. scarce, which causes 8 great
amount of suffering among the poorer
classes of the city. The mills will all
start up tomorrow, and naturally every
man you meet is in remarkably good
humof, for they all know that q eOnsid-
cradle time will elapse before another
strike is ordered. Pig metal Is on the
advance, as is also nails, though the
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rHE proYussIoy UnIr,


NE G. n. DRAPxa, Of No. - Main street.
Worcester. Mass. yo unteen the foilowtng:-
Shaving occaEon recently to uss . remedy
for kidney disease, 1 applied to my druggist,
M. d. B. Whliamh OF Lincoln SquasS, TIL,
city, and requested him to furnish me the
best kidney mediaine hat he knew of, and
he handed mo . bottle Of Hunts Remedy.
stating hat It was considered the best b.
cause he had sold many bottles Of 1t TO his
customers in Worcester, and they al speak
OF II N thu highest terms, and pronounce II
always reliable Itook the ootus home and
commenced taking II, and Ind that II does
the work efiectuslly; n l am pleased 70
recommend to all who hare kidney or liver
disease the use OF hunts Remedy, the sure
cure"
April II, i~S
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gHDpwnH F EsIJ,NuG sstuNNDAY EGaIssTTER-.ETTGHE PAGES

gheny river, and propose to start an.
other in September.
The glass chimney trade Is dull, as
is usually the cas- at this season OF the
year. "it@
New glass works are to be established
just north Of the village Of Somerset,
Mass.
The Poland, O., Mining Co., have
concluded to put on more men in order
to increase their output.
The Witch Hazel coal mines, near
Youngstown, o., have been doing very
little this summer.
The Pennsylvania eheckweighman
bill goes into effect on the first day OF
September next 20
Sterling colliery, near Osceola, Pa,
has resumed operations, and will be run
to its full capacity the balance of the
season..
Airport colliery, heal Phillipshurg,
Pa, has good prospects, and is running
steadily.
The coal works of Boyle 4 Rafferty,,
near Scottdale, Pa, are running steadily
with good prospects.
Leadville shaft, heal Youngstown O.,
is running steady, the output being
used at the mills of Brown, Bonnell Il
Co.
The mines O # the Church Hill, Ohio,
Coal Company are producing six hun.
dred tons of coal per day.
Philip Jacobs & Sons have shut down
their coal shaft at Hubbard, O., until
trade revives.
The mines at Great Bend, Pa, are in
operation. About fifty miners find coal
claims on the Bull Mountains, in Mon
tana.
Cannelton gas camel coal sells at
Newport News, Va, at So so. Kama
wha gas coal brings So so.
Miller, Graeff& Co. have commenced
cutting bush on the Broad mountain
west of East Franklin, Schuykill
county, Pa, preparatory to sinking a
new slope.
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WE ALL. saw No

MI. GEORGE A. BURDErr, No. los From, ST.,
Worcester, Mass, has Just sent US the follow
ing, directly 10 the point
"Being afflicted with ailments TO which all
humanity is subject sooner or later, ] real
carefully the advertisement regarding the
remarkable curatve power. OF Hunts
Remedy, and as It seemed 10 appl!
to my case exactly, / purchased q
bottle OF the medicine At Jannerys
drug store in this city. and having used 1,
with most beneficial results In my own case
my wife and son also commenced Its use, and
1t has most decidedly improved their health
and We shall continue It's use in our fsm:l,
under such favorable results"
April Il. ISIS.
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Hopedale Normal college.

From Cadiz Junction by daily hack
three and a half miles. Fall term will be-
gin September 9Th. This institution Of
over thirty years prosperity will continue
to afford unequaled' opportunity for pre-.
pairing teachers for common schools and
will not be excelled in the college depart
ment Messrs. T. NJ. Bigger, A. B., and G..
5. Crosser, A. r., graduates of Wooster.
have been added TO our faculty. These
young men are unsurpassed Shorthand re-
Porters. Book keeping aud p~honogrsphy
Tree. For circulars, address Rev. ]. NJ
Jameson, HoPedale, Harrison County, o.
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nRIGGr>r.S EYInENCE.

Mr.. GxoRGE W. hotconE. druggist, ~ sud
lSl Congress street, Troy. y. T., writes Apdl
I. list
81 am constantly sailing Hunt Remedy
FOR diseases of the Kidneys, liver, bladder
and urinary organs, TO my trsds n friends
and find that Il gives general satisfaction TO
all who use It,"
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With Pen and Pencil,

NO. Fir; l don't believe newspaper men are
more issipaied than any other class OF n,en
who earn their living by their brains" said
NJ. All. Siegfried, manager of the ad ver,is'
Ing de partment OF the ~. PaulP Press.
still, those Of them who do desk.work are
tempted 10 stimulate. for its very hard on
the nerves and stomach"
''As for example,"
AS for example, in my own base, l stuck 10
my desk on this paper until my nerves weru
like n bunch OF telegraph wires after a gale
and my stomach kept about as good time AZ
a two dollar watch. Ny friends suggested
his and the doctor advised thar, but one day
Caught onto IN 'ad.' PaTker's Tonic, and
tried IL. 1 have never endorsed a proprietary
medicine before. bit l shall depart from my
rule and say tina The Toni is DOT merely the
best thing but he only thing tha, brcaks up
thee attacks. All desk. workers should make
q note OF H."
Ills preparation. which has been known
as Parkcrs' Ginger Tonic. will hereafter De
advertised and sold simply under the name
OF PRrker's Tonic. As unprincipled dealers
are constantly deceivfng their customers by
substituting inferlor articles under the name
Of ginger, and as ginger Is really an unimpor
taHt ingredient, We drop the misleading worn.
There Is no change, however. In the piepa
ration Itself, and oil bottles remaining I'm the
hand, Of dealers, wrapped Under the name
OF Parker's Ginger Tonic, contain the genu.
inc medicine II the facsimile sign allure oil
Hiscox & 70. is At the bottom OF the outside
wrapper.
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OtD POINT COMFORT
ANd
FORTRESS MONROE

Are sut one nights San from Baltimore %
VA,hipxiOn on magnificent stssmsh IE-
s'epmsrR Mt Baltimore. vttnsss tbe Hrsnd olsos
iricsI and pyrottcEhical displaylD the hsYt0r
arr1ys IT Old Port Com fort and Hoftrsss Non
roe early the following morning, spsnd ths
spd early on the morning Of the night Of tss
great Mystic Pageant.
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iysdnea
SWORN TO,

SNVhN W.
Crawford County, IA.
CITY OF 1liusyllIe.
Personally appeared before me ltoyald Har-
ringtUn, who, being duly sworn according 10
.aw, GcpOses and says: That lie Isa esldent
OF Miller FERN station, NenanGO county, la:
that last spring ne had n severe al acE OF
Rheumatism in his limbs, and that he was
cnti' ely relieved by taking Tour doses OF VII
.ons Lightning Remedy for kheumatism,
and IhatLe has not experienced any trouble
from the disease since. He also states that ne
gave the remedy 10 n friend IN the country
who was very much disabled from the zane
disease, 30 much so that he was totally nm
able TO work, and was bed fast Tor q nnmber
OF weeks. and that In his friends cnse the
medicine made a perfect cure IL TIRE. days.
r. HARRINGTON.
Sworn and subscribed 10 before M" iis,s !.th
dsy q, JuIy. A. ID, ISal, J. y LUCE.
Justice r The Peace.
The Safest! The Best The CheapeSt Kidney
and Liver Cure, DR.. A. II. Davis Family Pllls.
Richardson, Goodwin q Co., Wholesale
Druggists, Wheeling, w. Va.
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DIED.

RYLAND-On Friday, August 10. 1855, a;
f0:I5 p. NJ, Mrs. Mary a. hyland, aged 81
years.
Funeral from her late residence, 4 Il Jacob.
street, this Sunday afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
Friends OF tie family are invited to attend
Interment AT Peninsula Cemetery.
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blood and perxpiration, and thus removes the
cn,Oc. CTTICCEA, tb6Efeat sk!n Cure, instant
Iy allay Itching andlnfamBation, cIesrsihs
Skin and Scalp, heals Ulcers ano isDres, w.
s1 res the Complexion. CUriCURA Boar, an
exquisite Skin Bea1tifier and Toilet R"luikite,
Is Indispensable In treating Akin dis<asefA ma
for rough, chRpped,or greasy skin
blotches, and baby humors Cuiicura heFae-
dies are the only infallibe blood PursrA
and sim beautiffrs-
CHARLES HoaahtoB. ESQ lawyer, D
State street. Patton, revoris a case OF Salt
hheuH under MS observation fpT tan years,
which covered the ~patIsnt's body and Gmbs.
and - which all known mstbods OF nsst.
pClt had been applied without senelt.
when was completely cured solely by the
CuiienTa Remedies, leaving a clsan ana
mr.. and Mrs. Everett ssebbiaa. Belch.
crown. Mass, write: Our little boy was ter
ribly . nlcis 81 with Ecrofula, Salt Rbsum, and
Ers sipeiss ever aimee he was born and moth
hs We 'oDid give him helped hin until We
I lrisd CufIcuTa Remedies, which gradually
cured bin. until he Is now "A faiT ~ any
r.. q. Carpenter. Henderson. y. ", cnred
Of P~oIIasis, OF Ltprosy. OF iseJty year,
siandlsg, by Cuticura Remedies The mos
wobdtIfui cure on record. A dnstpsn full Q!
scales fell fTosa him daily. Physicians and
us friends thought le mnst die. Care sworn
10 bEiI re a Justice Of the peace and Uendsf-
sons most prominent cittzsaA.
Hoa. W tiDtsm Tay iov Health Commits
ssI me- c sGiSss j R Rem nser ana ME tn mpys years.
Of a. constant Suffering from ocfofal1us
Humor Of the face, neck, snd scalp a. was
ever endured, / can say that l am cured, and
pronounce my case the most remarkable on
record.
Hold by all druggists. Cutcura, % cents;
Resolyent, u; Soap, Is cents.
Potter Drug asd Ch~mfeaI Csmpasy,
Beataa. Macs.
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MAJ from WashiDgtop. pp,sndfi steainsFs
eavins every morninS and retaining dnfiAg
The ~Sfnoo
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

THE FIRM HERETOFORE EXISTING
between Louis KnJLSe and Oscar Porter
-Dter the firm name Of Knabe & Porter, has
Els day been oistolvsa by mutual eonseut,
Louis Knbbe retiring, The business VII be
carried on ~ the old stand Ne. 70 Fifteenth
selves indebted Bre earnestly IFqnsStei 10 call
and hetile With il- new firm, who alone are
authorized 20 seItIy the accounts
LOFTS A
aess OSCAR PORTER
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CUTICURA
REM EDIES.
The Great Skin Cures

ITO cleanse tho
J. SKIN, S@aIp and
Is GOD Of I'CHing.
Scsly, Pimply, rcrpf.
nlOus, inherited, and
contagious huuBoIs,
Blood PoLsons, UIcors
Abscessss, and infan'
tile Skin TortuTea,
the CrTHURA RENE.
DIES are infaIipA.
CUIICURA IBE-soL-
vEST, ne new Blood
Purifier. eIpsh dis
ease germs from tbs
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LvRAY cAYERns,

The mon fsmouasf IN the subtersnean vos.
dtTs Of us eonntsy. are seadty v,,ntn
~ line from Washington OF b~aititnc.ss
special fat exssnton trains, naklns -
sbieA sse so9 Iiybtsd thso~Ohoat oJ 49,
tfieitI
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FLOUR,
GRAIN,
MILL FEED.
AND BALED HAY.
Tie patronage OF the public is respectfully
solicited. WIN. WULVlSGrON,
Wholesale Dealer.
iysd uea No. g Thirty third Street.
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PEcK's BAD BOY
VOW NE CARED FOR A CRIPPLED Doe.

gis Views on Religion and Cruelty to All
maIs-A Mystery Cleared Up-Pis-
tol Practice in the 0ark-A
Missing Delivery Man
and a frightened
Father.
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IL dire tIsyupon the line u the n. d o. oul1
a little oyer 100 hour ran from Baltimore
and os,e hour from Washington. 1be Od
ohm Brown FORT stln Stands Asel the pc
nike pIas At night, thsre will be Abupda nj
oppo rtrnltIes 20 Wilt Harper Ferry.