The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-10-26

original pension granted TO David
+. Tyler, Perry.
Be sure that your name is on the
registration list.
West Main street is very muddy
and needs travelling.
Remember the Halloween social at
Mr.. c. +. Shattucks.
Ed Martin will be the city teamster
for the coming year.
Hear the Juvenile Glee Club at
Opera House, Saturday evening.
The new Disciple church in this
city, will be dedicated Nov. II.
A certainty: The election of Capt.
Aaron T. Bliss to succeed Tittering
Tim.
The date on our extra four pages
this week reads the "Ioth" by mis-
take.
Hon. r. g. Horr at Opera House,
Owosso, Saturday evening Novem-
Der 5
The Democrat who interrupted
Horn at Bancroft, will know better
next time.
Died Saturday, Sept. 20, of paral-
ysis, Mrs. VIM. Burgess, of Benning-
ton township.
/. o. Phelps has located in Owosso
and is prepared to do chimney clean
ing and clothes cleaning.
Gen. Alger predicts that the Re-
publlcans will carry every congress
sional district in Michigan.
All unregistered voters should see
that their name is on the list. Sat-
urday next is the day to see 10 it.
The program of the county teach
ers association to be held IN Owosso
Nov. II, will be published next week.
Died, Saturday Sept. 20. after but
one days illness, Belle West, the
daughter of James West, of Middle
bury township.
The Toledo Blade publishes in its
soldiers column poem composed by
c. G. Duff and read at recent re-
union of his regiment, at Waterloo,
N. Y.
The Rebekahs will have Barbecue
at the residence of John Brooks, on
Adams street, Tuesday next, from
five until eight. Everyone invited.
Bill ten cents.
The Shiawassee county agricultural
society offers reward for evidence
that will lead to the conviction of
anyone who destroys the property OF
the Society on the fair grounds.
A strange comment on the quid
pro quo theory of taxation is that in
this county there is school district
where all the patrons of the school
With but one exception are non tax
payers.
The Republicans had pole rails
ing at Morrice on Saturday last. A
good talk was made by DR.. Marvin,
of Lansing. Perry is going to give
an old time Republican majority this
fall.
The fire alarm was sounded in the
central school building Wednesday
to see with what order the pupils
could vacate the building. Some
thing less than five minutes was re-
CURED.
There will be pumpkin pie social
at the new chapel, Wednesday even
ing, Oct. 3Ist, given by the Y. p. S.
of the Disciple church. They also
have many useful and fancy articles
for sale. All are invited.
Married, Oct. 20, at the residence
of the brides parents in Fairfield,
by the Rev. James Riley, assisted
by the Rev. Frank Currey, of Pine
Run, Alfred f. Currey, of Garland,
and Clarissa Hart Shickle, Of Fair
field.
The readjustment of the accounts
of fourth class postoffices brings the
u. S. IN debt to several postmasters
in this county on accounts fifteen
years old. These debts were settled
last week by checks for the amounts
due.
No voter in the township of Perry
can afford to miss hearing Hon.
Frank Plumley at Morrice, Wednes-
day evening OF next week. He is as
fine a speaker as there is on the
platform today. Give him rousing
meeting.
The II. S & M. commenced run
ming regular passenger trains from
East Saginaw to Durand, Tuesday.
The train leaves Durand at o:45 a. m.
and reaches Saginaw at 1880 p. M,
returning, leaves Saginaw at a p. m,
arriving at Durand at 7.
Corunna Journal: John Holbrook
has made this Senatorial district a
good representative, and as there is a
United States Senator to be elected
this winter, the Republicans must see
to it that he and the representatives
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