The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-03-14

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cihc Hotel in Chicago on the 7th day
May. has been issued, and is signe
among others. by 8. b Hammond, Pres
dent. and William Ball. Director, of Il
Michigan Sheep Breeders Association
The breeders in Shiawassee county shout
he represented.
The Pontiac Gazette say: "Wheth,
The Republican National Convention wi
act wisely and nominate Gen. Sherman. {
20 fishing. Is the problem" THE TrME
believes the Gazette hits the nail SQUARED
on the head
Al the village election held at Gran,
Ledge last week. the Greenback tickle
was defeated. Hi!hero this village la
been fiat stronghold.
Steps arc being taken to establi,h :
temperance reading room, coffee house
and club. where our yonng men can con
gregate without coming in contact with
The gin mills.
3. 3. Olds, of Lansing. made us a pleas
ant call on Friday of last week. He is the
Deputy Collector of Internal revenue for
this county and is an efficient officer
The crookedness in the whiskey, the
sale of which is advertised in THE TIMES
by the U. s. Collector, was of Kentucky
origin, and for which Mr.. Gates is in no
way responsible.
There will DO Slate Band Tournament
at East Saginaw on the Sd and 4th DAYS of
June. The K. T. Band. of Owosso,
should DO there.
Henry A. Potter and H. +. Haues have
formed copartnership for establishing
creamery at Ovid. If pleaniy of good
milk can be easily obtained the investment |
viii pay very large dividends. Owo.so is
"A good place for such an enterprise, and
iirst'class cliecse factory and creamery
would pay the proprielors more than 90
per cent. on the investment.
Hon. III. b. Carus Of Clinton county.
has one of the very best herd of Galloway
cattle In that county, and is making many
very profitable sales. among which was
Two young calves to parties in Allegan
county for $500.
NJ. A. Fay, The popular city editor of
he Battle Creek. Greek Republican has
been engaged as city editor of the Tele-
gram at Lansing. as the successor of Miss
Hendryx. He will prove to be the right
nan for the place.
Again we say to the editoy of the Anne
lean that The TIMES Printing Co., nor
my of its employees have ever in any way
nterfered with the American. except itbe
n fair and legitimate competition for
BUSINESS. That We have never tried to I
'ull down any one who is engaged in any {
legitimate business. Live and let live has s
cen our motto, and q rule of action from g
'hicb we have not swerved. /,
The press of the State are demanding a \
eturn to the Grand Jury system, and il is :.
ell. The editor of THE TIMES believes II
he laws would he much better enforced.
nd crime much more certainly punished +
ian under the present system. 6
J. A. Armstrong sold a pair of T
ollie dogs to parties in Washington W
'rritory, this week. v
Clint. Dewey has received an invi. a,
ton to join the Greeley Relief Elk. st
edition. s.
Every member of Owosso lodge, A. al
. U. W., is requested to be present S:
the meeting on Tuesday evening OF
,xt. su
Frank Dean left for Detroit Mon
y morning. He Intends joining a en-
eatrical troupe. ST
Edgar Bartholomew has purchased r.
o Poland China sows from Messrs. ~
w. & o. Barnes, of Byron.
The subject of the discourse at the -
congregational church Sunday eve-
ng will be "Saint Patrick" ~
he
Monday next is st. Patrick's day. liv
A grand exhibition will be given
the scholars of the Merrill school, RI
ddlebury, on Tuesday evening, Oh
lrch I8. oh,
The result of the village election me
Laingsburg Monday, was nearly du
defeat of the fiat party. Two of a j,
men elected being on the oppo- eac
on ticket, and the others were on. the
electedby the skin of their teeth. !
\ postal card from Bincroft in frie
ms us that Mr.. George M. Jones,
nerly of Owosso, and forty years j..