The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-08-31

GOV. CYRUS G. LUCE and G.
w. STUART will address Repub
lican meeting at Vernon, Friday af
ternoon. Sept. 7. Let the Republi-
cans of every township turn out.
The Republican congressional Goa
vention of the sixth district will bs
held at st Johns on Friday next
Of course Congressman Mark Brewer
will be renominated. The Democratic
nominee is o. f. Barnes, Of Lansing
Democratic congressional conven-
ton for this district will be held al
St. Louis on Thursday next.
Col. A. T. Bliss and Rev. w. H.
Millar will discuss the political issues
of the day at New Lothrop this even.
ing.
Col. Bliss is already hard at work
and will give the enemy no quarter
from now until election day.
The Republicans of the eight sena-
torial district have nominated Peyton
Ranney. 1t was done by acclama.
ton. His election is a sure thing.
S. M. Cutler, the special examiner
of the pension department who has
frequently been in Oxosso on bust.
ness, received notice last week that
his services were no longer needed.
His work was all right, but he was a
Republican.
Geo. M. Sayles, Prohibition candi.
date for prosecuting attorney Of Gen.
essee county two years ago,is working
with the Republicans this year.
Saginaw Herald: While the Demo.
Gratis are disputing as to who will lead
their forlorn hope in the campaign,
the Herald takes great pleasure in in.
Producing to the people their next
Congressman-Col. A. T.. Bliss,
whose election is almost foregone
conclusion. A vigorous, clear headed
business man; endowed with sound
practical ideas and good sense, he is
a solid man in all respects, and when
he goes to Congress he will be found
to be worker. This district will
not be ignored as 1t has been fer the
last four years, and failure after fail
ure will not be written OF COL Bliss
Congressional career. He belongs
to the energetic class of men who get
there and his influence, character and
standing as citizen and business
man will count for more in Congress
than all the windy speeches of a
shallow theorist. This is business
district, and it needs practical bust
ness man to properly represent it.
This is why Col. Bliss will be elected.
The Republicans of New York have {
nominated Warren Miller for Govern {
or, and Col. S. V. r. Cruger for
Lieutenant Gov. Both by acclama.
ton.
st. Johns Republican: John M.
Bryson, Appointment clothing dealer
Of Ovid, who has always voted the
Democratic ticket, has come out
strongly in favor of Harrison and
Morton and protection.
The fall meeting of the Detroit
driving club and National association
Of trotting horse breeders occurs next
week, and willydoubtless be one the
pest meetings Of the year. There are
eighteen faces, of which twelve are
take races. The show of stallion
md get will bring out such horses as
King Rene, Brown Wilkes, Pasacas,
Jon Cossack. On the third day a
peclal race between Patron and
'rince Wilkes will occur.
Journal: The Shiawasse ball club
as elected officers as follows: Mana.
er, Paul M. Roth; Secretary and
treasurer; G. o. Shattuck. Ar.
angements will be made for games
18th clubs both here and at Owosso.
he players are Walker, Macarthur,
tone, Gates, Beebe, Murphy, Faurot,
louise, Mumby and Kane.-School
ill commence next Monday for the
VI term, with Prof. Bumps at the
cad. Miss FADE has not yet re-
lrned from Europe and her place
i'll be filled by another for few
lys.
Jackson Citizen: The entertain.
ent at the Unitarian church last
ening, given by Miss Ida Bentley,
ader and local musical talent,
is largely attended and en-
yed, Miss Bentley is disciple of
slsarte and pupil of that famous
:or Steele Msckeye. Her rendi-
ms were all of a high order, the 4
morous proving, perhaps, the most r
Easing to the audience, though her
idition of Tennyson's "Idyls of the n
ne" was superb and clearly dem.
itrated the genius and power
the reader. Miss Bentley is un- ,
ibtedly young woman of great
mise, in her chosen art.as she pos :
,eS very marked natural histrionic