The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-03-07
The press here, as in all the leading
towns of the State, is alive to the

The press here, AZ in all the leading
towns of the State, is alive to the
EvERPREssING DEMANDS
OF an intelligent people, and deals sturdy
strokes in behalf of the interests of the city.
The Owosso Press. Democratic, j. III.
Champion & Co., editors, does not belle
the name OF the senior proprietor. 1t is
undemocratic in one respect, in that il fear
lessly frowns upon the votaries of intoxicat-
ing drinks. The paper is above the aver
age In the breadth and scope of its matter
Geo. Nj. Dewey il the editor and proprietor
OF the TIMES, an unwavering advocate of
Republican principles. Mr. Dewey is an
excellent type of the journalists prevalent
in years gone by honest, sincere, and bold
in his utterances. The Owosso News,
Hurst d Allen, proprietors, independent.
lately ushered into existence, and promises
are not welded to any political faith.
! Among those who courteously assisted
your representative in facilitating the gath
ering of news items, and who otherwise
rendered their services, Dr. G. Mccormick,
Mayor; Mr.. Dewey, of Dewey & Stewart;
ID. Nj. Estey N. McBain, j. NJ. Ashley,
Jr., and Il. o. Williams, Jr., deserve spec
| ial mention.
1t may not be inappropriate in this con-
nection to briefly mention the names and
occupation of number of the public spir-
tied citizens who have collectively given
the prominence to Owosso that she now en-
joys: NJ. L. Stewart 81 Co., bankers; G.
E. Hershey, Cashier First National Bank
DR.. c. Mccormick, Mayor; Messrs. Dewey
& Stewart, millers and stock breeders; D.
NJ. Estey and Charles Z. Rigley, Estey
Manufacturing Company; N. McBain,
merchant tailor; Bailey Manufacturing
Company, machinists; Dawes, Hamblin IL
Miller, tobacconists; Woodward Bros, man
ufacturers and capitalists; n. Ball, Post
master; White Brothers, manufacturers cX-
tension tables Aberle & Co.. tannery; Sell
er & Fletcher, grist mill; Union Mattress
Company; W. j. Miller, Miller's House;
Thomas 81 Palmer, manufacturers, Excel
sior; Parmely 81 Greer, manufacturers
spokes; j. III. Robbins, manufacturer ta-
bles; &. +. Shattuck, sewing machines and
music dealer; Paul NJ. Roth, merchant tail
or; +. S. Brewer, boots and shoes; b. III.
Strahlc boots and shoes; j. +. Laubengay-
er, druggist; Lawrence& Banister, grocers;
Dimmick & Son. crockery and toys; Hon.
w. NJ. Fitzpatrick, lawyer; A. McHardy,
agricultural Implements; Osborn Bros,
drugs and books; John S. Hoyt, dry goods;
i. Struber boots and shoes; G. Dietrich,
grocer; Henry Woodward. furniture; w.
Ii. Andrus, hardware; G. S. Williams, agri
cultural implements; G. w. Loring, books
Grahame & Haskell, grocers; ID. b. Sails.
bury, boots and shoes; III. w. Parker, gro
Ger; j. ii. COpas, meat-market; Osburn
Sons, dry goods; A. j. Patterson, National
Hotel; VI. Wood g. Co., manufacturers
handles; f. VI. Brooks, grocer; II. w
Martin, harness; George Fauth, Exchange
Hotel; G. j. Stuart, hardware; b. f. Tay-
Tor, Justice Of the Peace; Gates Bros, CT
CARS and liquors; B. o. Williams, Jr.,
Manager Freight Bureau; j. f. Wilder
muth, European Hotel; Charles c. Duff,
grocer. and Giles & Quin, livery.
ID. LEUBRIE.