The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1883-09-28

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Detroit Art Loan Exhibition on Sun
days is being agitated. 1t will be
for the management to "Remembel
the Sabbath day and keep it holy"
The editor of the Shiawassee
American may let his shrivelled en-
vious soul rest in peace. The editor
of THE TINES is not an applicant fol
postmaster at Owosso, or any other
postal position. What ever Of politi'
cal aspirations we may have are no,
in that direction.
AT recent election held by the sta.
tionay engineers ofthe city of Owosso
to elect delegate to the ed annual
convention of stationary engineers, to
be held in Chicago, Oct. I'D, the
choice was Mr.. Chas. f. Byerly, of the
Shiawassee Iron Works. Mr.. B.
leaves Monday morning, Oct Ist tc
be absent one week.
Amid the excitement of the week
incident to the county Fair, our
friends should not fail to remember
the circus advertised for Saturday
The company is reputed to be a
good one, and as it is the first of the
year il this county, should attrac,
the attention it merits.
Complaints have been made
against A. c. Downey, of Vernon,
charging him with violation of the
liquor laws. If guilty, we hope he
may be made to observe the require.
ments of the law.
A newspaper that gets or is put or
the wrong track loses its power, as
the American will find out if it con.
tinues to allow "W" to assail the
business interests of Owosso.
The Fairs at Fenton, Ovid and ST.
Johns are to be held on the 9th,
10th, nth and 18th days of October.
Is it not a mistake to have three SO
near on the same day?
Henry M. Walker sends this office
copy of The sd edition of "Michi-
gan and its Resources" in which
some additions have been made to
the original as complied by Hon.
Frederick Morley, now of the Post
and Tribune, a document of great
value.
This Section of Michigan was ia.
vored with fine rain on Sunday and
Monday.
Half.fare rates on the d., G.. H.
& NJ, railway to the Fairs at Ovid
Fenton and st. Johns, week after
next.
Note the advertisement of "Lanc
for Sale," in this city. The property
is offered at bargain.
The new pastor of the ME. Church
Rev. J. N. Gordon, late of Noun
Clements, will arrive in the city dur
ing the week and preach next Sunday
morning and evening at the usua
hours. He is reputed to be an able
man, stands we'll in the Conference
and we doubt not will prove worthy
successor to the work done so sue
cessfully by his predecessor.
Messrs. Brewer, Howe & Hershey
bouhgt in the rear of their new
block and the banking building Of
M. L. Stewart & Co., az feet east
and west by &c feet north and south
fronting on Exchange st. for which
they paid 81, 600.
On Tuesday at IL o'clock M,
Henry B. Gregory peacefully de-
parted this life, aged Al years. He
had for about 28 years been a resi-
dent of Owosso and was one of its
leading business men for years, and
for long the agent of the Ameri.
can Express company. In all his
personal and business relations he
enjoyed the entire confidence of the
people. His funeral was attended
from the hounse this morning, Rev
Geo. H. Wilson officiating and his
remains deposited in the vault at
Oakhill cemetery under charge o.
Owosso Lodge, F. & A. M.
Remember that Parker will con-
tinue his sale of teas for a few days
more.
Parker says he had big sale o.
teas during the fair, one a5lb 10,
going to Kansas.
There will dogs0and cats at Par.