The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-07-02

The kickapoos are selling large
quantities of their medicines.
Owosso VS. Agricultural College
ball club at Corunna tomorrow.
The "Holbrook" shoe is the best
every pair warranted. Sold by ].
Collins.
Remember we make specially OF
job work of all kinds. Our facilities
are of the best.
C.. Fl. Parker, of Mt. Pleasant,
passed Sunday in Owosso at the home
of Mrs. E. c. Mead.
Rev. Geo. H. Wilson will address
the Maple River Temperance Society
Sunday afternoon July IL.
To all customers of II. w. Parker
who use tobacco, some Star plug will
be given, free, Saturday evening.
DR.. c. Mccormick has been in
Ann Arbor since "Wednesday looking
after the interests OF our city schools.
The Knights Templar have accept
ed an invitation to participate in the
celebration exercises at Corunna 10
morrow
The sick and afflicted are invited
to call and see the Indian medicine
man. Consultation and advice are
free at the camp.
State Republican: Miss Nora
Towne left this morning for Mar.
quette, where she will be the guest OF
of her brother, Chas. A, Towne.
From all stations to all stations, all
railroads in Michigan on July 3, a and
S will sell round trip tickets for one
fare, good 10 return not later than
July 9th.
The Michigan Central will run
special train from Lansing to Saginaw
on July 4th, leaving Lansing at, GAS,
Laingsburg 1907, Bennington 1885,
Owosso, 7:47, Henderson, 500, arrlv-
ing at East Saginaw at o:3o, in time
to view the grand procession, and
leaving on the return trip after the
display of fire works in the evening.
Fare for the round trip from Owosso
SI.I5.
The Cadillac News: By the first of
August this year .hree trains day
will be running between Mt. Pleasant
and Toledo and at the same time
it is Mr.. Ashely's intention to take
the 600 men now at work there, and
put them Immediately at work be.
tween this point and Mt. Pleasant,
and push the work with all the vigor
possible.
The victorious Agricultural Col
lege ball club continued a habit Of
defeating everything matched against
them that is becoming mono,opous
by knocking out the Owosso nine,
Saturday afternoon, by score of IA
to IS. Despite the close score the
College lads have defeated stronger
teams than the Owosso, their out field
being notably weak.--State Repub-
lican.
In summer days; to Niagara Falls,
the Islands and Rapids of the Law
renee, Mackinac Island, the White
Mountains, the Hudson and the Sea,
via Michigan Central. Before decid
ing upon his summer trip, the pru.
dent tourist sends his address and
two stamps to O. w. Ruggles, Gen'l
Pass r and Ticket Agent, Chicago,
and gets copy of this useful and
attractive little book.
The Mt. Pleasant Enterprise: 1t
is being talked here that the people
of Farwell and land owners in Clare
co. are making strong move TO
change the route Of the L. A. a. &
N. M. r. r. from Sherman City and
Evart, and 60 via Farwell and the
old Gerish road in Clare county. We
presume the different routes will be
surveyed, and the cheapest and most
feasible one will be taken.
Prof. Carman has accepted a posi-.
ton in the Lansing Schools at salary
of $I.Ioo and he has only one line OF
work, viz: Physics and Chemistry,
which is his forte. He is supplied
with large and we'll furnished labrl.
tory, a we'll equipped library, is at an
educational center, and has a drill
liant future before him, and his
Owosso friends extend 10 him their
sincere congratulations, at the same
timesleeply regrettIng to lose him
here and none more than the class Of
81.
The Saginaw Herald: On Wed
nesday the first passenger coach was
hauled over the new Ann Arbor g.
Mt. Pleasant railroad from Alma to
to Mt. Pleasant. A select party OF
invited guests accompanied Superin.
tcndant II. w. Ashley and there was
much enthusiasm along the line. The
road was found satisfactory in every
NAV a w. Wright. of Alma and