The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-19


TAKE NoTIcE--All entries in classes
30, 80, 81 and 80 must be made on or be-
fore the first day of the fair and must be
in the hall on the morning Of the second
day We hope all our citizens who have
entries to make in any of the above
classes will not fail to attend to this mat
ter promptly and thus avoid confusion
upon articles that are brought in from a
distance. JOHN MABIN,
Supt. OF Hall.
N. b. Aiken, OF Caledonia. will exhibit
some thirty varieties of grapes at our
County Fair next week, and will at some
future time give our readers his views on
the different varieties. @
Parsons East Saginaw Business College
occupies the entire upper story OF Music
block, one of the finest blocks in the city.
Mr.. Ira Merell is making some very de-
slrable improvements on his residence.
When completed they will add much to
the value Of the property.
The editor of The TIMES addressed
Republican meeting at the Octagon school
house, on Wednesday evening. and at
West Haven on Thursday evening. The
attendance was good, and the feeling
evinced indicates that the Republicans OF
the county are united and pushing on the
work of the canyass with vigor that en-
sures success.
Those interested will do well to remem-
that DR.. Hess will be in Owosso, at the
National Hotel, again on the Gath inst.
The work on the Baptist Parsonage is
being pushed vigorously forward, and 1t
will not be long before the house will be
ready for use.
We see the smiling face of Mr.. Brown.
Of the firm of Brown e. Mahaney, on our
streets again. He has returned from New
York, and pile of new goods are enroute
See their new ad.
Rev. Geo. H. Wilson is happy or ought
to be-a 8 ID. daughter is the occasion
The youngster put in an appearance on
Tuesday night.
A sister of Mrs. G. H. Wilson is spend
ing few weeks in our pleasant city.
Mr.. Miller and Mr.. Hamblin, of the
firm of Dawes, Hamblin " Miller, were
in Detroit on Monday. Ask them at what
hour the Holly train leaves.
Hon. T. D. Dewey is at the State Fair.
We hear the names of l.. G. Cooper, of
Bennington, l.. ]. Kinney, Of Middlebury.
Hon. John w. Dewey, of Owosso. DR. E.
B. Ward, of Laingsburg, mentioned as prob.
able candidates for the nomination Of Rep
resentative in the State Legislature.
John w. Johnson, the popular clerk at
DR.. Parkill's drug store, left on Wednes-
day morning for brief vacation which he
will spend at the State Fair.
The editor of THE TIMES is under obli-
cation to the officers Of the Ovid Union
Agricultural Society for complementa-
~ to their fair, to be held Oct. ITO.
Alderman Lewis has been shipping
apples to northern Michigan this week.
The special school meeting adjourned
Tuesday evening without taking any ac-
ton.
Remember the mission Band" enter
tainment at the Baptist church tonight.
Admission only 10c., children under 10
half price.
The ladies of the Baptist society pro.
pose to set tables for meals in their din.
ing halls on the fair grounds during the
county fair. They invite all the members
to contribute provisions or refreshments
toward the supply Of the tables. Any
thing sent for this purpose will be thank
fully received The proceeds of meals 60
toward the Parsonage Fund"
Mr.. Condan. of Detroit, spent the sab
bath In town with A. E. Ferguson.
The Bailey Mfg Co. have just shipped
one Of their celebrated lathes To Bepning.
ton, VT.
N. McBain left for Detroit on the morn
ing train on Wednesday.
Hon. Hugh McCurdy this week re-
turned from his northern trip with i'm.
proved health.
Work that was much needed is being
done on Main street between the river and
the M. c. depot.
Mr.. Fauth is building new sidewalk
west Of his property on Park street.
Mr.. Brooks is pushing business at the
store and elevator In West Owosso.
Hon. Robert Fraser will speak in Opera
Hall this evening under the auspices OF
the Republican State Committee. Mr..
Fraser is an eloquent speaker, q. warm
friend of the temperance cause anda Re.
publican Of tho unfaltering kind. Let him
be greeted with clubhouse.
Mr.. T. r. Bailey Is at CharlevoiI and
Petoskey this week on business for the co.