The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-10-10
Our next President,
James G. Blaine, Of Maine,
In Owosso next Thursday, p. m.

III OWoSso hSAe HsiSuSJ, r. NE
The new street lamp, have been
placed in position this week and
hereafter will be kept we'll cleaned
and lighted when needed.
Blaine-next Thursday, the 10th.
SHAW assoc county affords no bet
ter man for Register of Deeds than
Nathaniel A. Finch. and his re-elec-
ton is an assured fact.
Let the citizens of Shiawassee
county turn out enmasSe next Thurs
day afternoon and greet James G.
Blaine, the Republican nominee for
President.
On Tuesday morning the following
persons left for Chicago to attend the
exposition, Mrs. w. X. Tillotson,
Mrs. Albert Todd, Miss Nellie Gould,
Mrs. T. r.. Bailey and son, and Mrs.
c. S. Allison, of St. Johns.
The Charlottee glee club will be
here with the Blaine party.
The Baptist Sunday School is ar
ranging for a "Harvest Fair" to be
held the last week in October in the
Opera House. The committees who
have the matter in charge have been
appointed and are already at work.
There will be several departments, as
heretofore, such as produce, fruit,
needlework, fine art, mechanical,
dairy products, and Superintendent
for each. The proceeds of the fair
will be applied to the parsonage
Fund.-" Contributions for each de-
partment will be thankfully received.
We are glad to be able to an
nounce that Rev. G.. H. Wilson has
consented at the earnest request OF a
large number to repeat his temper
ance sermon which he delivered at
the Baptist church last Sunday even
ing. 1t was an eloquent production,
full of nez0 thoughts on this impor.
tant question, and the church should
be filled to OVERLOOKING to hear it.
Remember, next Sunday evening al
the Congregational church.
Benjamin F. Taylor is one of the
most thorough-going officers Owossc
ever had. He will serve the county
equally as well as Circuit Court Com
missioner.
Rev. J. 7. Joslin, the new metho
dist minister, delivered his first ser
mon last Sunday evening. We hea1
his effort highly commended.
Meeting of the Blaine and Logal
club at the Council room this Fri
day. evening.
G. r. Lyon was at Lansing Tues
day attending the Supreme Court.
The nominations on all the ticket
for the various officers are all mad
and you can payl your money an
take your choice.
Miss Ida Durkee is visiting friend
in East Saginaw.
There are a number of person
hanging around this city with no al
parent means of support, that ma
we'll be watched for the good OF on
residents.
The lock mail between Owos:
and Detroit will hereafter be sent o.
on the morning train and back {
the evening, and will commence
morrow morning, so says gener
order ST. received by Postmast
Ball this morning.
Sec what Holman has to say in b
new advertisement in this issue.
The Odd Fellows u. d. c. we
at Ovid on Thursday. Their drill
tracted much attention.
Some one left at this Office o.
day this week bunch OF wild ras
berry vines, with blossoms, green a
ripe fruit on it, strange producti
of nature.
Rev. Emory Curtiss, one OF
the most widely known Baptist m
listers in the State, died at Knag
Bridge on Friday last. age II yea
The first frost of the fall reach
Owosso Wednesday night ofthis we
The Cassopolis Democrat sa
.The Shiawassee American, one
the Oldest Republican papers in
state, made famous by its edit
John N. Ingersoll, has deserted
Republican party" The Democ
omits to inform its readers t
the editor who made the Am
lean "famous" has lain in
grave for years, and that the pa
was sold to another and entirely
ferent person in both mental cali
and loyalty to principles: Mr..
eersoll's son, upon coming to
wears of manhood, has taken up
pen laid down by his father, and
for some time conducted the $
wassee Journal. paper as stroi
Republican as ever the Amerl