The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-11-07
WHOLE NO. 2ss.

! MARRIED-By Rev. j. DOnnelly, NOV.
8. in this city, Mr. Micheal Punches of
Owosso. and Miss Rosella L. Brownell, of
Detroit.
An accident which might have proved
serious. happened TO Mrs G.. M. Reynolds
of. Shawassee township. A buggy in
which she was riding, overturned, throw
ing her violently into the muddy road,
bruising her face and slightly laming her
arm. A spirited but obcdient horse
stopped at the word, and saved worse
calamity.
The officers of Owosso Lodge No. SO,
l. o. of G. T., will be installed next week.
for the ensuing turn.
The elections are over now, and the TO
long neglected Humanitarian societies,
should now receive The attention their
merits deserve.
There will be meeting of the r. L. of
T.. at Good Templar's Hall, next We'd
nesday evening There should be full
attendance, and arrangements made 10
push the work of the Order during the
winter months.
Mr.. Fletcher is putting the windows
into his new house this week.
Mr.. Bruce Buckminster's new house is
finished, and we presume will soon be oc-
cupied. He is building fine wire fence
on The Washington and Oliver street
fronts, and has built fine sidewalk on
the Oliver street front.
We think it is safe to say that the oldest
inhabitant never before saw as bad IN
election day as was last Tuesday in MchI-
gan, and as a result only an exceedingly
light vote was cast the stay-aways in this
county numbering fully 1000.
The firm Of Hamblin, Miller e. Co.,
have rented the store of Joseph Manning,
on Exchange street. West, and will move
there in about two weeks. They design
to close out their retail trade doing II
wholesale business exclusively.
The pork trade opens in this market
with prices varying from $3.50 to $3.50
per hundred. The hogs generally are in
good condition, and it seems to be general
ly conceded that prices are NJ t likely 10 go
above existing rates. OF this fact farmers
should take due heed and look out for
their interests.
The Presidents selection of Hon. Hugh
Mccullough for Secretary of the Treasury
gave great satisfaction in busine, circles
The dairy products are decreasing in
price on Il falling foreign market and an
over abundant supply in the home mar.
kets.
| 1t seems that the farmers in the vicinity
of Maple River are aware of the damage
done them by sportsmcn, and 3S of them
unite in circular notifying any person
trespassing on their grounds for hunting
purposes that they will be prosecuted.
Political callers have been numerous at
THE TIMES Office this week. Glad TO sec
you gentlemen, call again, the latch string
is always out, and we are glad to sec you
at any time even if we cannot tell you who
is elected President.
Frank Wicking spent Sunday in st.
Johns.
The prohibition vote in Michigan falls
below 30, 900 on both President and Gov
ernor, as near as can be ascertaincd.
We learn that there is one case of dph.
theria in the city, girl is sick with it who
recently came from Saginaw.
The election put our paper back for a
day. But we will be all right again next
week, and hereafter THE TINES will be
printed on time, como what may.
State Senator-elect Pulver was in the
city to-day.
It's bad to be loo happy, even If you do
believe or guess you have elected Pres-
dent. Always be on the sober side, and
then you will be on the right side Some
times brooms throws dust in the sweepers'
eyes.
The Shiawassee Journal complains that
too much whisky was sold in that city on
election day. Well, why did not the peo-
pie of Corunna enforce the law? That
is all that was required to prevent the sale
of all,knds of liquor on election day
Prizes and blanks in the political lottery
were distributed in about equal number
among the candidates for the several offices
in this county, though the Republicans
won the paying positions with the excep-
ton of Sheriff.
w. f. Guile has been painting his store
this week.
A Wonderful Discovery