The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1886-08-27
School will .oben Monday, Sept. 6

county fair.
Chas. Hilton won second money
in the a:aI class at Albany, Tuesday
c. E. Kelsey left Tuesday evening
for weeks vacation TO be passed in
Chicago,
James Ketchum, Of Muskegon
visited under the paternal roof in
Owosso last week.
Miss Nina Hopkins left Wetnes
day foi Marquette county. Her
school opens Sept. 6.
Hubbardslon air--Sept sI-24.
Races each day. Thanks tor ticket.
N. M. Campbell, secretary.
Our schools will open with fine
corps of teachers, and with every
prospect of continued success
Every citizen Of Shiawassee county
should take an interest in the coun y
fair, and work to make it success
in every particular.
Prof. "A. J. Swaine, Superintendent
of the city schools, arrived in Owosso,
Monday evening. His family will
arrive in few days.
Be preparing for the county fair
see what you have to exhibit-you
can certainly bring something-make
the fair greater success than ever.
On our table: Premium list of the
Central Michigan fair, held at Ian
sing, Sept. a7-Oct. I,inclusive. For
copies address Ben B. Baker. Lansing,
Mich.
Mrs. A. H. Shipman, of Geneva,
Florida, has been spending the past
two weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Mary
Ketcham, left Wednesday evening
for Rochester.
Congratulations to Will H.
Bronson, of St. Johns, on his election
fer the fifth time to the secretaryship
of the county board of examiners. A
good man in the right place.
The Chico go Horseman for some
time has been presenting photographs
Of the leading horsemen Of the coun
try, among others last week, had one
OF our towsnman, Thos. ID. Dewey.
The Graphic News of August I'll
contained photograph of Jacob
Seligman; also one of the exterior
and interior of his bank building.
Gov. Ayers elegant residence was
also illustrated.
Bert Reynale, for several months
clerk in the drug store of Parkill &
Son, left for Birmingham on Monday,
where he will visit short time and
then enter the pharmacy department,
Of the University.
f. M. Hartman, of South Bend,
Ind, has been engaged by the Board
of Education as teacher Of the two
years commercial course in the High
School. Mr.. H. comes highly rec
commended and is graduate Of the
University.
While others are receiving praise
for the work done in breaking up the
houses of i'll fame in this city, we are
inclined 10 give not little to Justice
B. F. Taylor, who has, by the fine
imposed, done great deal to drive
the persons arrested from the city.
Prof. Cozy Norris, with his $4,000
challenge troupe CT educated dogs, IS
in number, will give one of hi, inter
esting and instructive entertainments
at the opera house Tuesday evening,
August 81. Admission only 10
cents; reserved seats 20 cents.
The trial of Orb Lee and wife for
selling liquor without license oc-
Cured before Justice Taylor on Mon
day and resulted in their conviction
by the jury, and they were fined $50
and costs ($I6) each, or in default Of
payment, 90 days in the house of
correction. We understand they
have appealed TO the Circuit Court.
Prosecuting Attorney Smith appeared
for the people and A. l.. Chandler, of
Corunna, for the Lees.
On Saturday last Dewey & Stewart,
OF this city, sold to Valentine Shank,
Of Litch6eld, Ohio, five yearlng fillies,
and elegant ones they were too.
| Visitors to the farm of Dewey x
Stewart have pronounced them equal
to anything they have ever seen on
one farm. The filles were all Of
good color, fair size, well formed and
fine field trotters. They were bred as
follows: Tinney B., by Louis Napo.
leon; dam by Almont, 80, handsome
bay. Sister Queen, by Bonnie Wilkes;
dam by Louis Napoleon; a choice
one, and the public are warned to
keep an eye on her. Bell Franklin,
by Lous Napoleon; dam by Strader's