The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-09-19


Verney. Mr.. William p Garrison, of Ver-
non, and Miss Leonora Z. Sabin, of Shia.
wassee.
Mr.. W. p. Garrison. son of w. ID. Gar
rison, of Vernon, and Miss Nora Sabin, OF
Shawassee, were united in marriage at the
house Of the brides parents in Shiawassee.
on Wednesday. There was an informal
gathering: only the parents and few re-
latives being present. Many costly and
beautiful presents were give to Mr.. and
Mrs. Garrison. Mr. Garrison may con-
graduate himself in securing so estimable
youag lady as Miss Sabin, who has many
friends both in Corunna and in this city,
who will be pleased to learn Of the event
and also to know that Mr.. Garrison is an
exceptionally fine gentleman. May glad
sunshine brighten their pathway through
life. II.
The editor of THE TIMES acknowledges
the receipt of an invitation to attend the
10Th annual fair of the Gratiot Agricul'
tural Society, to be held at Ithaca on the
LIST, I'd and Sd days OF October.
Mrs. Vesta Allen, wife of Hon. Abra-
ham Allen. of Lansing, former resident
of Owosso, died at Petoskey on the 14th.
and the remains were taken to Lansing for
burial on the day following.
The unwarranted attack upon Orno
Strong. of the Nashville Ne'cs, in late
issue OF the Hastings Journal, has called
fortfi.a merited rebuke from the Banner,
the Hauk and other well.known state
exchanges. The attack was entirely I'M
called for. If the facts are as alleged,
Strong out to have killed DR.. Fo5te in the
interest of pure homes, and II he had any
Jury that fails to say well done, would not
be made UP of good men.
A correspondent sends us the purported
facts concerning little trouble in one OF
the school districts in Sciota, which indi
Gates that some unwise action has been
had, accompanied by show OF mop-ocra-
CIV that is always to be deprecated. 1t is
TO ne hoped that the matter will be prop
erly adjusted to the satisfaction of all par
ties That the new school house may be
so located as to accommodate all the peo-
pie, and unity of action and good feeling
in the district thereby secured.
One of the finest show bills of the sea-
son has been issued by the Central Michi-
gan Agricultural Association. announc-
ing their fair at Lansing on the Goth and
Both days Of September and the first three
days of October.
w. A. Cook is now milking 10 cows
at his creamery and finds very ready
market at home for all the butter he can
make. He is now getting IS cents, and
cannot fill his orders at that price.
The Republican Senatorial Convention
will he held at the Council rooms on next
Wednesday afternoon. We presume that
Hon. VIM. M. Fitzpatrick will be nomi-
mated.
Tim Tarsney is to speak in Owosso on
Friday evening of next week. We hope
he may find time to answer the questions
propounded in another column.
The serious illness of his daughter has
compelled Hon. r. G.. Horr to cancel his
appointments for this week.
According to the Democratic party, the
country is going rapidly to ruin-Only
80, 800, 600, of the public debt was paid in
August.
Several of our citizens were at Laings.
burg on Friday. attending the Masonic
conclave.
L. B. Quackenbush Post, No. EOS, G.
A. r., desire through THE TIMES to re.
turn thanks to the ladies of Oyosso and
vicinity for the splendid dinner they fur
nished at the late reunion.
The Livingston county Agricultural and
Horticultural Society will hold their first
annual fair at Howell, Sept. "a, 25, and
26th. 1t is the intention Of the officers
to make the fairs success.
The Marshall Statesman has passed its
45th mile stone. 1t is now and has long
been one of the hest inland papers pub
lished in the state. is Republican to the
core, and does the party effectual service.
May its influence and prosperity never be
less.
There is no truth in the charge that the
10th resolution of the Republican platform
of 1872 had any reference to prohibitory
or Sunday laws. It was a resolution
striking at some proposed financial action
and nothing else
In the assignments Of the Michigan NJ.
Z. Conference we note that Rev. G. G..
Draper goes to Ovid, Rev. V. P. WEIGH
to Elsie and Rev. A. NJ. Fitch to Victor
The station agent at Corunna reports
that they are shipping from that point
about Is car loads of wheat per week.
If the cars can be obtained the shipment