The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-07-20


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Come in and subscribe for The
TINES for the campaign.
House and lot for sale at bargain.
Inquire of R. A. Dietrich.
The T. & A. A. will run an excur-
sion to Whitmore Lake, July 2o.
Special rates.
J. A. Hayt is now resident of the
city, having moved into his house on
Exchange street on Saturday.
Girl wanted TO do general house.
work. Inquire at Mrs. II. N. Will
Jams. Cor. Ball and Oliver streets.
A lawn social and musical will be
given by Robbins Jr. Band at the res
idence of VIM. Grove, on Saturday
eve.
The Stever Oler Co. will locate
its works on Shiawasse street between
the d. & M and L. g. A. A. Ry. Co.
tracks.
L. S. Bowles finished the straw
berry season Tuesday, bringing in 81
quarts. His crop has paid well this
season.
The Hazelton Republican club
will meet at New Lothrop on Satur-
day evening. F. r. Boselly will adj
dress the club.
One fare on the L. & A. A. Ry.
from Toledo to Bay View from July
16 to IS, good to return until Aug
II. Fare $3.50.
e. VanHoten is bringing to the
Owosso market from 1000 to 1900
quarts of raspberries daily. He will
market the berries from 80 acres.
Vol. I, No. I, of the Durand Elk.
press came to our table last week.
1t is a very neat six column folio, all
printed at home. 1t will boom Dur
and. 8
Homer Newberry, of Shaw assoc
township, is dangerously sick with
typhoid fever. His brother was
called home from Topinabee on Mon.
day.
Dibble & Parsons have supply of
campaign canes on hand. Each cane
has picture of one of the presiden-
tial nominees on it. Call and see
them.
c. Mahaney says he has not had
weeks vacation in 20 years, and that
if all his customers will square up
accounts he could take week off
this summer.
The Detroit Weekly Tribune,
regular issue, twelve pages, will be
sent to any address from now until
after election for IS cents. Subscribe
at this Office. , W se
A. Brewer, John M. Osburn and G.
w. Essig, of Owosso, voted for Will
lam III. Harrison for President in ! $40
and propose to vote for Gen. Ben.
Harrison in 1883.
The Saginaw Crescents, the best
boys ball club in Saginaw. will cross
bats with the Owosso Browns at Pas
time Park next week Friday. The
game will be good one.
All the Michigan Democratic
congressman except Fisher (who was
ABSENT voted to place wool
on the free list. Congressman Tars.
ney was among those who favored
free wool. The farmers will vote on
the wool question in November.
AT the special session of the Board
of Supervisors on Tuesday resolu-
ton was passed instructing Prosecut.
ing Attorney Smith to defend the
suit brought by the State against the
county The Board also employed
Jas. Goodell to assist in the case.
The question of the county indie ted-
ness to the State will probably be
decided now and the matter adjusted
in some way.
The Rev. DIR - Roy, OF Chicago.
will give a Calcium Light Stereopti-
can Lecture at the Congregational
Church. on Tuesday evening next,
the a4th. DR.. Roy has travelled all
over the Southern states as the agent
of the American Missionary Associa-
ton and in the interests OF. Christian
education. He is an able and elo.
quent speaker and will give an inter-
esting and instructive address. The
lecture will be free. The citizens OF
Owosso are cordially invited to at
tend this entertainment. Please bear