The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-10-12

Fifteen cents pays for The TIMES
until Jan. Ist.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. c. Mahaney
daughter, one day last week.
Certainly the Ovid and Bancroft
fairs have been favored by fine wealth.
err.
The ladies' library room is open
Saturday, from to 4 p. m. standard
time.
T. E. TarsneY is to speak in Opera
House to the unterrified on Monday
evening next.
The l.. A. S. of the M. E. church
cleared $50 at their eating house on
the fair grounds
DR. WIltse, of Bennington, has
gone to Virginia to locate, and prac
tice his profession.
The name Of Geo. p. Clifford, of
Owosso township has been restored
to the pension list.
1t is reported that Taylor the alb
sconding merchant and postmaster
of Easton is in Nebraska.
The first meeting Of the Chautau-
qua circle occurred at the Methodist
chapel last Saturday evening.
A patent was issued Oct. 9, to d.
G. Clapp, on bureau, assignor OF
one half interes, TO d. M. Estey.
Myron H. Reynold, President Of
the State Sunda y School Association,
was married at Bay City, Tuesday.
Mrs. N. McBain and f. o. Dewey
have been made life members Of the
American Home Missionary Society
Large quantities of apples are be-
ing marketed in Owosso. The high
prices paid here attract the eye of
the producer.
Rollo Bryan, OF Lansing, is prohi-
bition nominee for State Senator in
this district. He is brother OF P.
]. Bryan, of Owosso.
A desirable residence for sale on
Exchange street east, three and one
half blocks from the post Office. For
particulars inquire at this Office.
School officers who desire teachers
for the winter term can apply to the
County Secretary, who has the name
Of several able teachers on his list.
Rev. DR.. Jameson, pastor Of the
Baptist church, Lansing, will ex-
change pulpits with Rev. J. Donnelly
next Sunday, morning and evening.
The White S. M. ahead as usual
First premium taken at every fair
when exhibited. The White costs a
little more than others, but is the
cheapest to buy.
The signs of prosperity are seen on
every hand. New homes are being
built in all parts of the city, old ones
repaired and many dollars expended
to make our city more beautiful.
Sunday, Oct. 81, has been suggest
ed and recommended by the State
Board of Corrections and Charlti~l
Of Michigan, to be observed in all
the churches of our State as "Prison
Sunday"
The Hon. John Holbrook wa:
renominated for State Senator by the
Republicans of this district at I.ains-
burg, on Saturday last. Hon. M
E. Rumsey is chairman of the sena-
torial committee.
l.. Flickinger received box by
express few days ago, containing a
collection of fifteen fine specimens ol
gold and silver ore of various grades
A gift from his brother Frank, who i:
at Leadville, Colorado.
The next meeting of the County
Teachers Association will be held in
Owosso. Jas. N. Mcbride, Sec. o.
the County Board of Examiners has
been made temporary president of the
association and expects that all teach
ers interested will be present. The
date and further particulars will be
announced later.
The officers OF the Agricultural
Association for the ensuing year are
Pres A. Parmenter; vice pres, J. A.
Hayt; Sec, E. o. Dewey; treas, II
B. Gates; directors, w. Saver, J. F
Mabin, l.. P. Gould. G. A. Whelan
L. Ryan, d. Murlin, w. ID. Under
wood, p. Brown and S. S. Jones.
Col. Bliss and Hon. w. II. Millal
addressed an enthusiastic Republi-
can meeting at Corunna on Tuesday
Col. Bliss talked for over an hour
making many telling points, and re-
ceiving frequent applause from the
audience. Mr.. Millar followed and
for a short time poured hot shot into
the enemy. The glee club sang sew
eral songs which were heartily ap-
plauded.
The young people of the Baptis
society have organized a literary
association and will spend one even
ing in each week, in the study of the
great American authors. The frs
meeting was held last Tuesday even
ing at the parsonage. The subjec
for consideration was Bryant. Mis-
Ida Durkee read sketch of his life
Mrs. Fred II. Clark gave an accoun
Il a.