The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-08-06


the Gratiot Journal says: "Geo. M.
Dewey, editor of the Owosso ZINES,
being in the room, was invited to
address the convention, which he did
in brief and excellent speech"
Roller skating at the rink during
the forenoon each day of the reunion.
THE TINES is obliged to Hon.
Thos. w. Palmer, for copy of his
speech on "Dairy Protection" deliv-
cred in the senate of the United
States, on Saturday July II, 1886.
We are indebted to Gen. b. M.
Cutcheon, M. c., for copy of the
speeches of Congressman Grosvenor,
Boutelle, McComas and Burrows,
against Cleveland's pension vetoes.
The eighteen seniors who thoght to
run the Agricultural College, found
it convenient, on Tuesday, to leave
for their several homes, on years
ticket of leave, granted them by the
State Board of Agriculture.
Smokers: If you want to know
whether c, c. Duff means anything
by his Cigar AD., just step into his
store and look into his agar case and
7oeeb.
The TINES notices with much
pleasure the probable nomination Of
Don G. Henderson of the Allegan
Journal for State Senator, and we do
not doubt that he could be elected
by handsome majority, and feel per
fectly sure he would make an able,
conscientious Senator, of whom the
10th district have reason to be proud.
Bro Reid this is not solicited en-
dorsement but the unbiased opinion
Of one who knows something Of Sen
atorial duties, of Senators who have
honored Michigan on that floor in
the 30 years last past, and think they
are exceptions who surpass Mr.. Hen
derson in Legislative ability.
Col. c. Y. Osborn, of Marquette,
has been elected chairman OF the
Republican County Committee in
place of Hon. Edward Breitung re-
signed on account of i'll health. The
TINES predicts they will have lively
campaign in Marquette County.
By a misunderstanding through the
telephone in making a date for the
return of Bristol's Horses, they were
advertised to appear last Monday
evening, Aug. 2, instead OF next
Monday evening, Aug. 9th, when
they will positively be here.
Don't forget the big dance at the
rink during the reunion.
The St. Louis Odd Fellows now
announce their third annual excur-
sion to Detroit on Thursday, Aug. 9,
over the T. & N. NJ. The excursion
will start from Mt. Pleasant and take
in all stations to and including Owes
so, at the low price of So for the
round trip. Observation-Disclosures
Chicago base ball game, excursion to
Put in Bay, etc. Tickets good for
three days.
Bristol's wonderful horses will give
another exhibition of marvellous horse
sense and intelligence, next Monday
evening at the Opera House.
St. Louis Leader: Hon. Geo. M.
Dewey, a State Senator from Barry
county in 1873, and an all.his'life
editor, now of the Owosso TINES, was
the guest of DR.. Wheeler on Saturday
last. He called at The Leader office
to renew pleasant acquaintance OF
many years standing. He had been
a, Alma to help organize the new
Odd Fellows lodge the evening be-
fore. This was his first visit to ST..
Louis, and like all others, ne was
very favorably impressed with our
prosperous city.
Ladies, if you want a good fitting,
good looking, fine kid shoe call and
examine the "Holbrook" at ]. Col
Inns.
The matinee race of the season
occurred at the fair grounds on Fri
day afternoon Of last week, and was
witnessed by large crowd of people
from Owosso. Corunna and Fenton.
The race was close and full of fun.
The following is summary:
Lou Rowell, Ivy Louis Napoleon, 1, l, 2.
Geo. Milo, by Louis Napoleon, 3, 2, l..
Walter Drake, by 10 GAVIN, 2. 3, 3.
Harry Clay, 4, A, 5.
Matt. by Louis Napoleon, b, a.
Edwin Booth, by 10 Gavin, ..