The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1885-01-30

ma q bcttcr man lot the place III the
State of Michigan.
The Michigan Central has placed
on sale special excursion tickets to
Washington and return for all who
may wish to attend the Inauguration
ceremonies on March 4th.
1t takes only one silver dollar for
the advance paying subscriber 10 pay
for THE TINES one year.
The Holly Advertiser of the cath
inst. says: "N1rs. c. S. Wilson, of
Owosso, is the guest of Mrs. G. Will
son this week.
Our county correspondents are
doing better, and yet we have room
for items from many other places,
and should be glad If our friends
would send them in.
On Jan. a2d the thermometer reg
istered on Mount Washington, N. H.,
50 degrees below zero, the lowest on
record.
The TIMES hopes TO see as much
building done in Owosso in 1885 as
ihere was in 1884.
The Philadelphia Times (Dem.)
having declared that Hon. Frank
Jones of New Hampshire IS a rich
brewer and therefore unfit for Cab
met position, the Manchester Union
refers to the writer of the Statement,
as an "assassin of character"
Brethreen should not call hard names
SO soon.
The Allegan Journal asks the third
party Prohibitionsts to make a rote
Of the fact that; On a motion for the
appointment OF a commission to en-
quire into the relation of the country.
in all its commercial and moral bear
ings the U. S. senate divided polili
cally, all the Republicans voting.
aye, and all the Democrats, nay.
The change: that from time to
time occur in the political world are
illustrated by the Adrian Press, in
which is published copy of demo-
cratic ticket that one Of its readers
voted 81 years ago, and upon it We
notice the following: "For circuit
court commissioner, Thomas M
Cooley"
A long headed Ohio editor very
wisely says: An honest r'an will
pay for his paper before he orders it
stopped; scoundrel sneaks off and
lets the postmaster notify the publish
err that the paper remains in the post
Office, because the person to whom it
sent has left for parts unknown.
The Clinton Republican: The Re.
publican member Of the Legislature
who fails to vote for the submission
Of prohlbitory amendment will be
recreant to party trust. Let the
people rule. That is the doctrine OF
true Republicansm.
Evening News: Representative
Cossilt's proposed bill to hold two
of the four yearly terms of the Shia-
wassee county at Owosso, is no doubt
called out by the success of the
Dodge bill of two years ago, by which
Lansing was given two of the four
terms Of this Qngham) circuit. There
are several other cities in the State
that will sooner or later move for
similor laws. The question now is,
"Wili Dodge help Cossittl"
Ii will pay every man VINO keeps
poultry to subscribe for the American
Poultry Journal, a tip top magazine.
Send 10 cents for specimen copy to
C. J. Ward, publisher, 2o2 State St,
Chicago.
For all kinds of printed work,
posters, dodgers, letter heads, state.
ments, envelopes, wedding cards, in
vitations, ETC., call at The TINES
Office.
Among the things we should like
to see is for each party to put up a
ticket for city officers composed o.
the best men in the city, aad ther
let the people vote for the men Of
their choice without particle of bull
doing by any one.