The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-26

The farmers have had a splendid time
this fall for their seeding.
The corn crop of Shiawassee is the best
ever grown in the county.
The editor of THE TINES is speaking
this week in Isabella county.
Harvey B. Mclaughlin, is the way your
ticket for sheriff should read.
We regret to learn that Mrs. Judge Tur-
ner is in exceedingly poor health.
H. B. Mclaughlin, the next Sheriff of
Shiawassee county, spent Monday in our
city.
The Bancroft Advertiser says that miss
Addie Dibble goes to Owosso to attend
the Oakside school.
DR.. w. B. Fox, of Bancroft, who has
been spending the summer at Blunt,
Dakota. returned home recently.
THE TIMES jobbing rooms are in receipt
of fine assortment of new styles of
calling cards. These are for sale cheaper
'''an ever before.
The Howard City Record says, 1.-The
skating rink will make an increase in the
demand for pants, SO many gentlemen pre-
fer to skate sitting"
Remember we send THE TIMES to new
subscribers until January list for rs cents,
and we assure you it will not sell out to
Tim Tarsney, or any one else.
The first National bank of Ovid will
open for business about Oct. LIST. 1t will
have a capital of $4,000. The principal
stakeholder is r. N. Steel. THE TINES
wishes it abundant prosperity.
Remember, voters, that a vote for Mr..
st. John by any person who is Republi-
can, is ia effect vote to make Cleveland
on his free trade platform. President, and
that would be a National disastc!.
If the Knights of Labor here in Owosso,
have the slightest regard for their person
al interest as working men, they will vote
as one man for the Republican ticket,
County, Legislature, and National.
The Flint Globe says, Miss Grace Ros.
SGdu, OIL OWOSSO, WIZ VAo thO SNOo" Va
Mr.. and Mrs. III. III. Hudson, for several
weeks, has returned to her home. She
was accompanied by Mrs. Hudson"
The editor of THE TIMES will be under
obligations to any one in any school dis.
trict in Shiawassee county, who will send
us a list of Republican electors In the dis
trict, with the postofice address OF each
OF such persons.
1t is rumored that J. w. Fitzgerald. of
the Ovid Union, is a candidate for Repre-
sentative in the State Legislature. We
hope he may be nominated. He would
make popular candidate, certainly be
elected, and make valuable member Of
the House.
The editor of THE TINES addressed a
meeting on Saturday evening at the Kelley
school house in Caledonia. There was
not so large gathering as there should
have been, but the audience was attentive
and intelligent. just such an one as speak
ers like to stand before.
We are in receipt of the eighth annual
catalogue of Mr.. Dickson's School of Flo
cution at Chicago, from which we learn
that Miss Hattie Rowell is graduate Of
the school, and Carrie Patterson pupil.
The school must be good one to send out
so proficient an elocutionist as Miss Row
ell has proved herself to be.
Hon. Geo. Willard, the able editor of
the Battle Creek Journal, will address the
people of Shiawasse county, at the Opera
House in Owosso on Thursday evening,
Oct. 1. Mr.. Willard is an eloquent speak
er. a wide-awake Blaine man, and will
both interest and instruct all who go to
listen. He should be greeted by full
house.
The Howell Republican says, Zone OF
Howelrs bartenders casts his vote solid
for Democratic pole raisings, for says he,
Now, when you Republicans raise O
pole you 60 of and buy watermelons and
that sort of stuff. but when these Dems
Gratis lift or cheer little they come RICH,
ZIP squarely and take their whisky straight
at 10 cents drink. Republicans are n. g
for our business There's logic and can
dor In the remark"
The speech delivered in this city las
Friday evening by Robert Frazier hat
rarely been excellcd in oratorical power
logical argument, and cutting sarcasm by
any man who ever spoke in this city. i
was simply an unanswerable argument il
favor of the Republican policy, past ant
present. To attempt to describe hi
flights of eloquence would be simply L
fail. He is perfectly inimical in his styl'
and master Of invectives, as one Of on
citizens who attempted to make some dis
turbance found out to his sorrow. Such
speech as Mr.. Frazier's will help an,
cause anywhere, and the oftener IL ierc
Sapeated the stronger the Republican part,
will be and the weaker all shades Of tn
onnos;tion. .especially The so called Uniol