The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1888-09-07

| The Democrats nominated
Congressman Tarsney, yesterday.
The TIMES will send out a special
edition Saturday, containing the tax
sales. s s .s las..-
S. r. Parkill has been chosen one
Of the delegates to the National
Pharmaceutical Association, to meet
in San Francisco next fall.
The young people OF the Baptist
church will give a social at the chapel
to night Everybody invited.
Thos. E Barkworth, Democratic
nominee for Congress in the sd dis.
trlct, declines the nomination; he is
wise as the district is good for 5000
majority for o. Donnell. .r.-
Gen. B. +. Butler, who received
Al, 900 votes in Michigan for Presi-
dent in 1884, declares for Harrison
and protection.
The Republicans in the fifth con-
erosion district have nominated
Captain Charles E. Belknap. Its a
splendid nomination.
Bishop Harris had been carrying
for some years, insurance on his life
in the Equitable Life Assurance
Society" for $4,000. This was
promptly paid. Life insurance on
the modern mutual basis in the old
companies is a good investment, es
pecially for salaried men. 1t enables
them to save and at the same time
gives good protection
PEACHES AND CREAM, will be
served in the chapel of the NJ. E.
church, next Wednesday evening,
Sept. IL, by the Young Peoples So
ciety, who extend cordial invitation
to all. Bill 10 cents.
Gov. Luce: There is a great deal
OF inquiry made relative to the in
crease OF state taxation, and a
comparison Of the state tax of 1884
with that OF 1887. It is we'll known
that every year when the Legislature
meets the appropriations are larger
than they are for the succeeding year.
For instance the State tax for 1883
was $I,474,67a a6; in 1888 $I,4s8,-
10000, being SIC, :o6.as less than in
1883, the first year OF Begole's ad-
mlnistration. For the year 1888,
there was ar increase in the State
taxes over 1883 A. and that was
caused almost entirely by increased
appropriations for the State educa.
tional institution and the Soldiers
Home, which had not been estab
lished in 1883.
For infants shoes call on E. l.
Brewer.
List of advertised letters at Owosso
postoffice for week ending Sept I /:
Mr.. Dewitt, Allen Gilman, Daniel
Ream, Mrs. Frank Moore, Mrs. ]. f.
Wallace.
AT Detroit, on Wednesday, Harry
Noble a 3 year old by Frank Noble,
trotted mile in a:25. Frank Noble
is full brother of Jerome Eddy.
Napoleon blood seems to tell.
"Well heeled" buyers wear E L.
Brewers boots and shoes.
Col. Bowers, by Louis Napoleon,
won the ago trot at the Detroit races
Saturday. Time, ago IA.
Adonis. a 3 year old PAGER, made
record of 2:I8 last week. Axtell, a
year old trotter, record Of a:2A.
A good "two-foot" rule never
wear tight shoes, but 60 to E l..
Brewers for good fit.
Rev. Geo. Thompson who has
filled the pulpit of the Presbyterian
church with great acceptance during
the past few months will preach his
last sermon before returning to Prime.
ton college, next Sunday.
The Peoples Theatre Company
is producing some very fine plays at
the opera house, this week. and seem
to please those who are in attendance.
Closing performance Saturday even
ing.
For SALE-House and lot, foot OF
John street. H. R. TooLEY.
For Sale.
Three houses and lots one on Adams