The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-09-10

list.
Sic Hitbard's big adj. on the Stl
page.
John Dewey has been in Niles tbi.
week, sitting his sister.
Miss Fannie Mead is visiting hel
sister in Mt. Pleasant.
Fred wildermuth now has his new
hotel all completed and ready fol
business.
S. F. Smith and F. II. Watson were
/. in Jackson, Tuesday, taking testimony
in law case.
With the tro:ing horses hereabouts
the races al the county fair should be
close and excii' z
c. d. Irwin and Loring & Son
both report big sales OF school books
on Monday and Tuesday.
The book sale closed Monday and
Mr.. Sharis took the stock TO Chesan-
ing, where he IS conducting sale.
Weather permitting, it is expected
that the Reed City ball club will cross
bats with the Owosso boys on Fri
! day of next week. :.
Several Owosso horsemen entered
their trot,ing "nags" in the races at
Chesaning and won all the money
offered III the $40 and free for all
race.
Married. by Rev. Geo. H. Wilson,
at his residence on Goodtue street,
on Wednesday, Sept. 9Th. Thomas E.
Kanouse, and Miss Minnie E. Spauld.
ing, both of Perry.
T. D. Dewey, VIM Saver, l.. P.
Gould, Chas Fuller and E. l.. Fitch,
have been at Kalamazoo this week in
attendance upon the races of the
Michigan breeders association.
Smokers: If YOU want to know
whether & E. Duff means anything
by his Cigar AID jus, step into his
store and look into MS cigar case ami
7yeeb.
Charlie Hilton, by Louis Napoleon,
won the 2:Io race at Hartford, on
Saturday. Time, a:aa. 2:I7H and
and a:aIh--in the first, fourth and
fifth heats. Certainly a creditable
performance.
Geo. A. Cooper, Overseer of the
county poor farm. sold on Wednesday,
to r. ID. Ellsworth. OF this city, his
beautiful span OF gray mares, price
$4oo; weight, a,o4o lbs. We consid-
cred this one of the fines, farm teams
driven into Owosso
jerome Turner.by Byerly Abdallah,
won in the free for all race at Louis
Vile, KY, on Saturday, placing the
following time to his record: 2:2o I.2,
2:I6 2, AIS "a. Best previous
time, 2:I7I2. Saturday appears to
have been good day for Cwosso
horses. Next week we can probably
give details OF this and Hilton's race.
Letters advertised for week ending
Sept. 4th, SO: Mrs. Mary McKeefer,
Ed Jones, Ms. Marian Wood, Jacob
Wright, Miss Jen Tomson, Mr.. John
Gillett, Mrs. Almira Cantrol, Mrs
Cynthia Curtiss, DR.. w. Barker,
Mrs. Dell Baker. Foreign:-Alfred
J. Hodgin. Drops:-Mrs. Donough,
Mrs. II. N. Miller.
We call the attention of our readers
to the ad. of the Whitman Agriculture.
al Co., which appears in another
column of this paper. The Whitman
Hay Press is acknowledged by expert
enced judges to be the best in the
market. Our farmer readers will not
regret sending for their illustrated
catalogue which is mailed free to
applicants
Through an advertisement in the
Michigan Farmer last fall, Frank
Tiplady purchased Of II. S. Clawson,
of Shiawassee county, two bushels OF
wheat of the cred Hubbard" variety
at 81 per bushel. He sowed it on an
acre from which was produced by
weight AZ IL bushels, and he has
sold now to H. S. Clawson 80 bushels
at S. per bushel. A good investment.
-Pinckney Dispatch.
State Republican: The sad intelli.
gence comes of the death Of Mr.. c. ].
Priest, of Corunna, of the Sophomore
class. Mr.. Priest was a universal
favorite at the college from his bright,
cheerful ways and obliging manner
and his loss will ne keenly felt. 1t
/. is only week since he was forced to
give up his class work and go home.
His class send tomorrow guard of
honor of "a of his classmates to at
tend his funeral, at Corunna.
The executive board of the fair
association met at the fair grounds
on Saturday last to complete arrange.