The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-07-30

Neuralgia and kindred disease
promptly yield to the immediate ac-
ton of St. Jacobs Oil, the pain con
queror.
B. O. Williams IT,, returned tC
Owosso on Friday last, Mr.. w. ha.
been located at Denver. COL, as agen
for the Northwestern Life insuranc,
company, and will return shortly
taking his family with hin.
The premium list of the state fai
has been received. Copies can b.
obtained by addressing Secretary ]
c. Sterling, Monroe.
The harmful and fatal results at
tending the use of cough mixture.
containing morphia, opium and othel
poisons, are daily becoming more
frequent. 1t is for this reason tina,
Red Star Cough Cure has received
The unqualified endorsement of ply
sicians, and Boards of Health every.
where, as purely vegetable com
pound, entirely free from all narcotics S,
Price, twenty five cents.
Charley Hilton won the 2:23 race
at Detroit last week, capturing the
sd, 9Th and 9th heats, in 2:2oI
2:22H, 2:23. Hilton has shown his
ability to trot close to Jerome Eddy's
record.
Chicago Horseman: J. M. White,
Howell, Mich, writes that his horse
Rex, by Louis Napoleon, is showing
very fast for the little work he has
been given, trotting quarter of a
mile hitched to 1870 pound road
wagon in 4oH seconds.
Jerome Turner won third money
in The 5:I7 class both at Pittsburg
and Detroit.
In every land and cline, the merits
of St. Jacobs Oil rs the only conquer
or of pain, are being acknowledged
by the press and people.
The need of more stage room in
ODera hall was never more clearly
seen than on Monday evening, VIXEN
a part of the performance was omitted
on account of the lack of stage room
We understood it is the intention of
the owner of the hall TO build an addi-
ton to the building, thus enlarging
both the hall and stage.
1t is understood that the Diciples
intend to build church on their lot
on Pine street, just south of Oliver,
before winter.
Three of my family, says Mr.. James
A. Sample Cash Room, office of the
Treasurer, U. S., who were suffering
from aggravating coughs, have been
much benefited by taking Red Star
Courh Cure. None Of the ill effects
SO noticeable in other cough remedies,
have followed the use of this.
Michigan Farmer: Louis Napo-
leon 2o7, is one of the leading sires
in the list Of new trotters. Charlie
Hilton, Frank I. and Col. Bowers
are three colts of great merit. George
Milo will probably start at Ypsilanti,
and we look for some good time
being made by him before the season
is over.
Michigan Farmer: The East Sag
NAV and Detroit meetings have
brought some Michigan bred horses
to the front. Here is Prince Arthur,
by Western Fearnaught, bred in Oak
land County, owned at Spring Lake,
sired by Louis Napoleon; Belle F. by
Masterlode; Frank Middleton by Bay
Middleton; F. A. Kirby by Golden
bow; Eva S. by Pasacas; Juno Fear
naught by Western Fearnaught; Col.
Bowers by Louis Nepoleon; Frank T.
by Louis Napoleon. These are all
bred, and include some
that are destined to get we'll up to-
ward the top.
The firm of PETE s. Scott has dis
solved partnesrhip-Mr. Scott retir-
ing.
The assignment of booths in floral
ball to merchants who intend to make
exhibits at the forthcoming fair has
been left with John Mabin, of this
city. Make note of this and secure
your place at an early date.
The Detroit & Cleveland Naviga.
ton Co., advertise weekly excursions
10 Cleveland during July, Angus: and
The first half of September, their
steamers will leave both cities on
Sunday as well as on week days. By
this arrangement persons can leave on
Saturday night, spend Sunday in
Cleveland and arrive back on Monday
morning. With their usually liberal
ty the company have reduced the
round trip rates on this special trip to