The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-07-11


of which were given out along the
line of the procession.
The White Bros, by a large load
of nicely finished extension tables,
stands, ETC., of their own manufacture.
H. r. Tooley, proprietor of the
Union Mattress Co., exhibited fine
lot of upholstered chairs, mattresses,
and pillows.
James Laverock's girls attracted
much attention as they busted them
selves making cigar boxes, an indus
try Mr.. L., has made valuable both
to himself and the city.
Mr.. Nelan exhibited blacksmiths
forge, at which a man was at work,
and various parts of one Of his cele-
brated wagons in all stages of con-
struction.
The Owosso Pop Mfg. Co., sent
out men engaged in the busy work of
bottling up the Pop, to the grea.
amusement of the crowd.
The iron industry was, represented
by Mr.. Dwight with an assistant bust
ly engaged in manufacturing horse
shoes.
Besides these that we have noted,
we presume there were other indus
tries which escaped the special at
tention of our reporter, which added
to the exhibits of the day their share
of interest.
Our stores were largely represent
ed. Duff & Banister, by four horse
team loaded with tea, just from Jap.
Isles, via the Suez canal, the crop Of
1884. of which they have ever nev-
er failing supply.
Haskell & McCaul, had their de-
livery wagon loaded for their many
customers, surmounted by banner
bearing this device, "Try us on coffee
and never get left" and that other,
"We get there on tea, tell your folks, :"
Bigelow & Bigelow, had their de
livery wagon handsomely decorated,
with their goods, noted on a banner,
thrown over their horse, in an attract
i've manner.
Lawrence & Son, sent a wagon
loaded with groceries indicative of
both their wholesale and retail busi-
ness.
G.. DIETRICH sent out his wagon load
ed with emblematic fans, on which
his advertisement was printed which
were distributed far and wide along
the route.
Mr.. Andrus, also, sent out repre-.
sentation of some of the many articles
in which he deals, that the public Nigh,
understand that the trade in paints
oils, etc. was still fourlshing in Owos
so.
And then came ]. H. Copas with ;
large lot of nicely cured meats from
his extensive market. The show wa
good one.
The AGRICULTURAL INPLEMEN,
trade was represented by c. ]. Stuart
who had five wagons, on which wa
displayed, the Champion Rake, tn,
Bookwalter hay tedder, sulkey plows
etc. and the world renowned, Waite
A. Wood, Mower, Reaper and Bind
er.
Hartshorn & Co., made a displa,
that was attractive with their thre,
teams loaded with the Buckeye Now
ers and Binders, Sulkey plows, ha,
rakes etc, surmounted by a banner
over one of the low down Buckley,
reapers and Binders on which wa
painted-This Binder was sold TO
S2so, and 40 more like it in Shiawas
see county-indicating pretty profit
able season for this enterprising firm
The Stever Bros. & Williams wer,
not behind, and sent out display o
Jackson Wagons. the McCormicl
Mowers and Binders, the Justly cele
brated Oliver plows, etc. that showed
to the farmers in need of agriculture
implements that they were here, arc
ready for business as against all com
petitors. f
THE MICHIGAN SEWING MAUHrNl
AND ORGAN Co.'S display was certain
ly one of which the manager Mr.. c