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


Notice. $500 worth of boots, shoes ant
rubbers just received at the 80 cent stor,
on Exchange street and every tenth pail
given away.
Boots ans shoes cheaper than the cheap
est and every tenth pair free at the 81
cent store on Exchange street
The Dyspeptic's Friend-Prof. Hers
ford's Baking Powder being composed Of
the great nerve tonic, Prof. Horsford's
acid phosphate, Tryit.
DIR. Perkins two year old colt, Edwin
Booth. won second money at the Lansing
fair in the two year old trot.
G. Hubbard s. Son have purchased a
very valuable and finely bred yearling
Merino buck, to add to their already good
flock
Hersman's Organizes played before fair
audiences two nights last week. The
performance was as usual-excellent, and
all were well pleased. This company
cannot fail to please.
Mr.. Ed. Kohler has given up the man.
agement Of Opera Hall, and the X. T.
Band have leased it.
'RANCH 10" was played at Opera Hall
Tuesday evening before rather small
audience. The play was exciting, and
full of fun. The company is composed
of first class material, and well deserve
liberal patronage.
The Proof of the Pudding-Come and
eat. Everyone invited at Duff & Banis-
ter's tomorrow and be convinced OF the
purity ald excellence of Prof. Horsford' 8
Baking Powder.
The Editor of The TIMES returns from
his northern trip on Saturday. He has
been speaking in Isabella, Glare and Mid
land counties for the past two weeks. He
leaves on Tuesday for New Hampshire
where he speaks the balance Of the CAM
paign.
Great excitement over the exhibition Of
baking for the ladies Of Owosso commenc-
ing tomorrow at Duff & Banister's, Mon
day at H. w. iParkers and Tuesday at
Dingman & Laverock's; delicious gems,
rolls and biscuits made and baked on the
spot, using no shortening and only one
half the quantity of baking powder. 100
points in cookery; don't miss it.
Hon. Geo. Willard addressed large
audience at Opera Hall Thursday evening.
His speech was master piece Of logical
argument, in favor Of protection to Ameri,
can manufactures and American labor.
The facts were presented in clear, forci,
BILE manner and was enc of the kind that
convince vsters what Is for their best inter
est.
Speaking of the operretta Of Little Red
Ridinghsod, which was :presented in
Lansing recently, the Lansing Republi'
can says: Mrs c. B. Thorne, Of Owos
so, acts as musical director, and is de.
serving of special praise for her careful
and thorough work in that difficult po
sition. She has contributed largely to the
success of the opsretta by her tirslsss en-.
ergy and rare musical skill.
The Ladies Polo club will play match
game at the rink. Saturday evening. Oct
4, 1884. Everyone is invited to attend
and see this exciting game.
Miss Emma Mccall was awarded thu
prize of $500 at the rink last Saturday
evening for the best made Mother Hub
bard" dress.
Again this week we have been overrur
with Job work-This shows that Shiawas
see county people know where TO come
for the best work and lowest prices.
A goodly number of Owosso ciiizen'
have attended the Lansing Fair this week
L. w. & o. Barnes. and O. Hubbard &
Son, of this vicinity, were awarded mos
of the premiums offered at the Grand Rap
ids Fair for Merino sheep, Poland China
and Berkshire hogs.
At McBain's you can find just the ha
or cap you have been looking for.
Mrs d. w. STARTS returned home Of
Monday from visit OF several weeks il
Ohio.
While crossing the race bridge on Maii
street last Saturday afternoon, Traction
engine owned by Mr. Woodbury. brok
through and went into the race. Mr.. w
was running the engine. but escaped will
few slight bruises.
Prof. Horsford's Baking Powder is al
ways put up in wide meuthed bottle
the cleancst and safest package fer baking
powder acid, avoiding all tin acids. On
visit to the exhibition convinces all.
Hon. Geo. Wizards speech at Oper
Hall last evening made many votes TO
Blaine and Logan.