The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-03-21

ton sale by b. S. Retain for DIR. j. S.
Bare. at Henderson, on April LIST.
The track on the t., A. A. 81 N. rail
road is now laid nearly to Elsie. and is
being pushed rapidly forward.
Every Republican voter in Shiawassee
county should do his very best for the sue.
cess of his party at the forthcoming apring
election.
Attention is asked to the advertisement
Of J. A. Armstrong. 1t will pay any one
in want of the articles noted to call and
see his property.
Rev. T. S. Leonard will attend Mis-
sionary Institute at Fenton on Monday
and Tuesday next. Last week he attend
ed one at WILLIAMSON.
"Vernonites." says the Inter- Lake, ''are
rejoiced to hear that their townswoman,
Miss Lou Satterlee, is making sensation
in penmanship at Owosso."
There were seven Sir Knights from
st. Johns Commandry in attendance upon
the funeral of McHardy.
A 10 pound boy is what covers the face
OF Robert Marsh all over with smiles.
Mother and son doing well.
Lutte. Sprinkle is home from the Hot
Springs, looking much better. Fred Rich
ardson went on to California.
The call for the Republican county con.
vcntion is crowded out this week. 1t will
be held in Corunna on Friday, April 18th.
The Ovid Union says, THE (Owosso)
TIMES is out in a strong article nominating
Judge Harrison H. Wheeler, of Luding
ton, for the Office of Attorney General"
The Osceola County Outline thinks
''that Judge II III. Wheeler would be as
strong in northern Michigan as any man
that could be named for Attorney Gen.
eral"
The Governor has appointed Hubert b.
Gates of this city agent OF the State Board
of Corrections and Charities for Shiawas.
see county, in place OF Cortes Pond, de-
ceased.
A brother of Stearns +. Smith. OF this
city, has been elected President Of the
village of Williamson. IDgham county.
He is full blooded Republican, and 70
first-class lawyer,
Gov. Begole has psrdoned Harry Frain
and Fred Wilcox. and they returned on
Monday, Fred going directly to Bay City.
Boys. don't do so any more and the past
will be forgotten and forgiven.
1t is with pleasure that we announce
that John Carlan has been appointed
Superintendent and placed in charge of
the construction of the T., A. A. g. N.
railroad. Headquarters at Owosso.
In two thirds of the townships of Shia-
wassee county, good nominations and 4,
little active work will ensure the election
of the Republican tickets. Nominate the
best men, and do the work, fellow Repub-
licans,
Another band was organized Monday
elected: President. w. II. Lewis; ' ice
Pres. Geo. Hansman; Leader, J. l.,
Decker; Sec, Frank Decker; Treas, Ed.
Struber.
The Flint Citizea says that Rev
Father Wheeler, of OwOsso, will deliver
n lecture upon Ireland, at st. Michaels
church on Monday evening, the nth inst
Father Wheeler has the reputation of
being Il very eloquent speaker"
In the procession that escorted TO their
last resting place the remains of Mr.. Nc
Hardy there were seventy five Sir Knights,
fifty one carriages and vast concoursc of
citizens, to be counted almost by thousands.
The stores were closed, and solemn ST.
lence pcrvaded the city.
The Ovid Union says that ID. J. Kin
ney will doubtless be re nominated and
elected rs his own successor, as supervisor
of Middlebury, this spring; he is strong
man and always polls more than full
vote. TIE TINES hopes so. he makes
an excellent Supervisor
The Saginaw Herald says, "The pros.
poets are that the approaching band tourn-
ament will Ire the most successful ever
held in the State. Prof. Reiss has already
received applications from at least thirty
bands. not few located in towns never
before represented at Il tournament.
Secretary of War, Robert Lincoln, says
he will resign before he will issue com
mission TO Fitz John Porter under the
recent act of Congress. Such resigna-
ton would make him President of the
United States ms sure as the sun should
rise and set on the An day Of November,
1884.
About 40 of the members OF the Masonic
Lodge went TO ST. Johns on Monday even
ing, where the Owosso team, with Thorn