The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-03

Send in your orders for drugs and gro
ceries to the enterprising firm Of B. & b
after this week by telephone.
Ed. Martin has been taken to the Pom
tiac Asylum.
What drew the crowd to the south-wes
corner of the crossing OF Exchange ant
Washington streets all during the fair!
Why. McBain's sale of good clothing n
prices to suit the times.
B. o. Williams. Jr.. and family left fol
East Saginaw Thursday where they will
reside
Miss Carrie Mix is home from her west
ern trip.
Bert Miller is visiting friends in the city
The monthly temperance meeting mex
Sunday evening. Rev. G.. II. Wilson will
address the meeting.
If you value your health and that of the
little ones around you, investigate Prof
Horsford's Baking powder now on practi
cal test in the grocery stores.
Miss Helen Manning is again trying the
effect Of mineral water at the Eaton Rap
ids sanitarium.
DR.. G. Mccormick has been on the !sick
list this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker Rosencrans, OF
East Saginaw, and Mrs. A. Rindge, OF
Cadillac, were among the visitors at the
fair.
Saturday evening Mr.. c. E. Rigley re-
turned heme from an extended and very
successful business trip throughout the
west.
Miss Lizzie Gorton, of Racine. Wis, is
visiting Mrs. r. Chapman.
Miss Carrie Patterson returned Saturday
evening from Chicago.
James G. Blaine and John G. Fremont
will he in Owosso on either the 18th or
18th of this month.
John r. Shelton and wife rejoice in the
birth of bouncing boy baby.-Lansing
Republican.
Ed. Todd, Jr., paymaster on the T.. A.
A. g. N. r. r. left this morning for Tole.
do, where he is to make his ONCE in the
future.
The Corunna and Fenton X. T. com.
manderies visited st. Johns last Friday.
A good time is reported.
Tim Tarsney spoke to large audience
in Opera Hall on Friday evening last.
While his speech was a good one to catch
votes, yet his arguments were very weak,
thin and to those well posted extremely
ludricrous.
The Rector's guild of Christ Episcopal
Church will meet at the Rectory on We'd
nesday next, 9Th inst, at 2 o'clock p. m.
A full attendance is desirable.
We acknowledge the receipt from Rev.
w. NJ. Walton of copy Of the journal
of the proceedings Of the fftieth annual
convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in the diocese of Michigan. held
in st. Pauls church, Flint. June 4th and
9Th, 1884, together with the parochial re-
ports, clergy list, etc.
The next session of the Board of Su-
pervisors will convene on the 18th inst.
Cold weather is coming and very soon
you will need.warm clothing. At Mac
Bain's can be found large stock Of the
best ready made overcoats. II you want
one made to order, warranted to fit and
to give satisfaction, you need look no fur.
Their than MacBain's.
Some interesting letters relative to r.
G.. Horr's position on the question Of the
rebate on salt will be printed next week.
E. r. Hutchins rejoices over the ad-
vent Of lib. boy baby into his family.
Morris Osburn Of this city has accepted
the nomination for Senator at the earnest
solicitation Of his friends. To the citizens
of Shiawassee county he needs no intro
duction. AS q citizen he has always been
lover Of his country; as business man
he has universally been honest in his deal
ings; as politician he never has resorted
to underhand work to secure an end; and
as a candidate his name is the synonym of
success.
The Republican rally at Morrice yester.
day was a remarkable success. The hall
was filled to OVERLOOKING and Congress
man Horr made splendid speech.
The State Teachers Institute for Shia.
wassee county, will be held at Bancroft,