The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-26
Read Koshm & wright's change.

Are we to have lecture course the
coming winter
Auction sale at NJ. Osburn's on We'd.
nesday, Oct. 8.
Democratic Senatorial Convention will
be held in Byron. Oct Z.
N. b. Aiken has our thanks for speci-
mems Of excellent grapes.
An article of especial interest TO teach.
ers will appear next week.
The celebrated DR.. Albert. Of Cleve
land. will be here Jan'y 9TH.
Hsw cheap will man sell himself Ask
the conscientious (s).editor of a cotempo-
rary.
Rev. ]. T. Joslin will occupy the n. E.
pulpit the next year. Rev. Gordon goes
to Marine City.
Sid Smith is the shortest and stoutest
and funniest comedian of the period. tip
ping the scales to 240 lbs.
The Shiawassee Journal of this week
publican Representatives
]. Q. A. Cook was chosen on Friday Of
last week as the Republican nominee for
Representative in the 1st district.
Osburn & Sons will this week tell our
readers about their mammoth stock of
dress G Gods, ready-made clothing, etc
Mrs. d. w. STARTS returned from Cleve-
land on Wednesday forenoon, having
been absent between five and six weeks.
A. B. Crane left at our office on Wed.
nesday, fine lot of White Elephant and
British White potatoes, also samples of
corn.
Married in this city, Sept. 25th, by Rev.
G. H. Wilson, Chas. A. Condor, of De-
troit, and Tiny E. Brown, of Lockport,
N. Y.
Mrs d. w. STARTS is receiving a visit
from her sister, Mrs. L. Colt, accompan-
led by her youngest daughter, Katie. of
Niagara Falls.
The Republican Senatorial Convention
was held here Wednesday: Morris Osburn
was nominated by reclamation. The
right man in the right place.
Miss Edith Thomas, of Nelson, Pa, is
visiting her cousin. c. F. Gillett, of this
city, and her uncle. J. H. Gillctt, of Ben
nington. and intends to spend the winter
here.
The Republican trcket is now completed
and appears in full at the head of our ed
itorial column. We predict that every
man whose name is in that list will be
elected.
Geo. Fauth, of this city, was arrested
one day this week on charge of selling
liquor on Sunday, taken before Justice
Holman, of Corunna, plead guilty and
was sentenced to pay fine Of $50 and
10 days in Jail. He appealed.
The ladies should remember that they
are always cordially invited to attend all
Republican meetings. The Republican
and beauties, and bids all the inmates of
the home cordial welcome to all its gath
erings
Genl Logan's tour through Michigan
was simply triumphal procession, and
indicated palmer than words can how
strongly the popular current in this state
is setting toward the Republican ticket.
We predict 49, 900 for Blaine and Logan
over fusion.
Roger Haviland, Of Burns, died very
suddenly at Detroit on Wednesday. Mr.
Haviland was severity injured by fall
received months ago and wasi in Detroit to
receive medical aid. The funeral will be
held from his late home on Sunday morn
ing at 8 n. m.
Rev. j. Dsnnolly is giving course of
lectures on Sunday evenings, to young
people on Leading Characters in Biblical
History, with an occasional lecture on
Moral Refermers. The first was given
last Sunday evening, on the wonders of
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the Bible;" the next Sunday evening, he
will speak on "Enoch, the man who
watched with God" The list of lectures
on Moral Reformers, includes David
Brainard, Zwingle, Wickliffe. and Lavon-
alala.
A second edition of the Blaine.Fisher
letters have been published. They are,
if possible, more supremely nonsenscal
as political documents. than series No. /,
and only men devoid of sense would give
them to the public hoping to make polit-
ical capital out Of them. We only regret
that we cannot print them in THE TIMES
that our readers might for themselves see
that they are nothing more than we'll writ.
ten business letters on business matters,
and with no possible reference to any
political matter
The practice of economy leads to
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