The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-09-17

The Casket 60. have full line
of their manufactures on exhibition at
the State fair.
Mr.. Eelford of the firm Of Parker
& Belford is seriously sick, and his
friends do not have much hope OF
any change for the better.
Rev. Thomas Stalker returns to
the OwUsso station for another year
Mr.. Merel. OF ,he Merell House,
is having the barns connected with
his house put t. frs class order.
If the tiiy Of Owosso wants the
county fan L" be d real success let
them exhibit their interest by their
acts next week.
Note carefully the cal for the Re-
publican city caucus.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Baptist church. will furnish warm
meals in their dining hall on the
grounds, during the week of the fair.
400 cigars, manufactured by Kim.
ball, Grouse & Co, of New York,
Factory No 765. were found under
pile OF telegraph poles, in West
Owosso, Thursday afternoon. They
were evidently stolen from the cars,
and it is hoped the owners may see
this notice and secure their property.
Mrs. Chas. A. Pollen, of Manitau
Springs, is here visiting ]. f. Pollen,
for few. weeks.
Died, in this city, Sept. 18th, 1886,
Ernest c. Palmer, infant son of F.
M. and Phebe ]. Palmer, aged two
months and eighteen days.
The place to get your watches,
clocks and jewelry repaired is at N.
M. Pray's. Prices and work guar
ranteed. All watch and clock re-
pairing guaranteed for ole year.
The Ann Arbor Courier says
that the T. & A. A. X. r. has put the
following new rolling stock on its
line: 100 new box cars, 50 new flats,
10 large box furniture cars. 10 new
passenger coaches and several new
baggage and mail cars. This shows
the T. x A. to be in very prosper.
Gus condition.
Mr.. Ed. o. Dewey is at the State
fair, in Jackson, this week.
J.H. Tatem, ESQ.,, of Grand Rapids,
Supreme Councillor OF the r. I. of
T., was in Owosso Monday afternoon,
and left on the 6so train for Buffalo,
N. Y, to attend meeting Of the ex-
ecutive board of the Order Of which
he is the presiding officer.
We learn that the non partisan tenn
perance sermon, delivered on Sunday
evening at Perry, by Rev. Geo. H.
Wilson, is regarded by friends there
as the most effective temperance effort
ever made in the place, and that lots
of good was done.
H. w. Randolph Of Vernon, was a
welcome visitor at THK TINES Office
last Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. Mosher says that in all his
travels in Michigan he has not found
better hotel than is the Merell
House, at Owosso.
Major Anderson, II. Tatem and
James Socum were among the diners
at the justly celebrated Junction
House, OH Monday.
Major Anderson says that the
bonds to build the z, A. A. & N. M.
extension from Ashley to Mus kegon
have actually been sold, AMI that The
road will be built Immediately.
Rev. Geo. H. Wilson exchanged
pulpits with Rev MIR. Bush, OF Perry,
last Sunday.
Would be Lieut.. Gov Mosher, Of
Moshervi lie, spoke for the Prohibi-
tionists on Friday evening at West
Haven, and on Saturday and Sunday
evenings at Henderson The speech
on the latter evening being non
partisan total abstinence argument,
and would have spoken in Owosso
Monday evening but the storm pre-
vented.
The improvements made by the
d. & M. railway company about their
premises in this city during this season,
is a marked index to the spirit, char
acter and enterprise Of the present
management.
During our brief visit to st. Louis,
las: week, we were guest at "The
Harrington" ofwhich friend Richard
son, late of the Bennett House, Of
Mt. Pleasant, is manager, and it is
not too much to say that The Har-
rington is house of which any city
in Michigan might well be proud, and
we congratulate commercial travellers
and others who may have occasion to
sojourn at st. Louis, that they have
such excellent quarters as The Har-