The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-05-04

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New dress goods and silks Friday
May 4th. Call on Osburu & Sons.
Frank E. Wicking is on the roac
for the Owosso Cigar & Can iy Co,
Prof. E A. Barnes, Of Chicago
has been in OwossoFduring the pas
week. .E
DR.. Mccormick visited his ole
home in Canada the latter part o.
last week.
Keep in mind the fact that the
dates of the Shiawassee county fail
are Oct. 2-5.
James Carroll, typo ofTHE TIME:
for some time, left on Saturday tC
work for the Charlotte Tribune.
Horseman now exercise theil
"hyers" on the fair ground track
which has been put in good shape.
F. G.. Theirs, of Elsie, spent Fri
day last in Owosso, visiting ye loca
editor and renewing school day
acquaintance. M
Mrs. M. l.. Stewart returned home
from Hot Springs, Ark, on Saturday
last. Miss Grace is improving in
health and will remain until about
June Ist.
T.. A. Towne, of Marquette, vii,
be presented by the Upper Peninsula
delegates as candidate for delegate
to the National Republican conven.
ton. He will probably be elected.
At the Republican district con~en-
ton held in East Saginaw, Thurs
day, S. P. Young, of Montcalm, and
R G. Horr, of Saginaw, were elect
ed delegates to the National conven.
ton. w. M. Fitzpatrick, of Owosso,
and P. e. Head, of Midland, alter
nate delegates.
Saginaw Herald: Work on the
Toledo, Saginaw & Mackinaw rail-
road is to be pushed as rapidly as
possible, and contracts have been lei
to Wiswell, OF Chicago, for laying the
iron, and to Shoulders, of Port Huron,
for building fences. 1t is hoped that
trains will run by June IS.
The Bancroft Advertiser: "Where
there's a will there's Way" is
phunnily exempli6ed in the case OF
William c. Way, pastor of the Ban.
croft NJ. +. church.-A five year old
son of Robert Thompson, section
boss, fell from a work bench last
Monday and broke both the bones IN
one OF his legs. DR.. Harvey replaced
the broken bones.
Morrice Sentinel:-We were mis-
informed in regard to VIM. Morrice's
fall. His limb was not broken, as re.
ported, but badly hurt.--Chas.
Goodwin, formerly of Bennington
township and who went to Kansas
some three years ago. for his health,
was in town Saturday visiting old &C.
quaintances. He appears consider
ably improved in health. He will re
turn to Kansas after a short visit in
the locality.
Vernon Inrer.Lake.-F. G. Bailey,
of Venice, has about 1000 thrifty
maple trees, suitable for transplantsng
which he would be glad to.give away.
IF. G.. Bailey, Of Venice, says he
has Clyde colt, eleven months old,
which weighs 9Io lbs, stands 10 I. 2
hands high and measures 2r inches
around the arm and is growing at the
rate of 3 lbs per day, and an inch
and half in height per month. He
wants to know of "beater. "-H. B.
Mclaughlin had a narrow escape
from bad accident on Wednesday.
His horse ran away with him and got
within ten feet Of the west bound
morning express on the D. G. H. &
M. and came within six inches of 60.
ing off the embankment. Harvey
was white man about that time.
See what the Lansing Republican
says: ibid you see Dan O'Hara?'
Seems to be the remark on every
body's lips to day. Mr.. Harry C..
Robinson made a great hit last night
in 'Reddy's Luck. We have had
Dan'l Sully several times, but we are
compelled to say that Mr.. Robinson
in his impersonation of a good heart
ed old Irishman far surpasses Mr..
Sully. Mr.. Robinson is a young
man and if he continues in the pro.
fession at the present rate, he will
soon lay aside handsome fortune.
He is an actor of most remarkable
intelligence, versatility and the peer
of any comedian we have so far seen
in this city. No buffoonery, but
clean cut comedy in his work. He
was ably assisted by Miss Kate
Eckert as 'Reddy' making a most
excellent boy. The support through.
out was goocd."
A Good Beginning.
The Republicans held a large and