The times., 1888-08-10

chased the property on west state Street
known as the Harding house. He has al
ready put men to work beautifying the
grounds, and when he gets done, there will
be no nicer place on this already beautiful
avenue. The court house grounds are
sufficient evidence of Mr.. Coles taste to
show what he will do with his own yard
Flint Globe: President Z. M. Shook of
the Fifth Michigan Volunteer Infantry
Association has issued circular announc-
ing that the next annual reunion of the
Association will be held at Owosso on the
Goth instant. Reduced rates on the rail.
roads Captain Peter Lennon of Lennon,
Co. d., and w. II. Meaker of Linden, Co.
G., are Vice Presidents of the Association
The Grafton will be delivered by A. X.
Sweet of Detroit.
West Branch Herald: We have it from
reliable authority that Hon. Hugh Nc Cur
DIV, of Corunna, the father-in.law of C0un.
~ Treasurer W. M McCrossen, life
long Democrat has come over to the Re-
publican party. Cause. he can't swallow
the free trade in the Mills bill. Still they
come III. Allen and his son Martin. 60
to Owosso next Monday with their Ohio
Well Drilling Machine.
Flushing Observer: Having disposed of
nearly all of his Clydesdale horses, o. w.
Parsell has concluded to make another trip
10 Scotland after another supply. Mr..
Parsell will leave about September 1st and
will secure a large importation of these
famous horses. The road bed is an ex-
cellent piece of work and the contractors
are very much pleased with it. They will
put the remainder of the line in the same
condition before leaving it, when, they
say, the company will have one of the
best roads ever constructed in the State.
Byron Herald: Married. at the resi-
dence of the brides parents, in Burns,
on the 1st inst, Mr.. Fred Carpenter
and Miss Mary Brown, all of Burns.
The newly married pair will visit locali-
ties in the upper peninsula, and then re-
turn to this place. A large number were
In attendance and many costly and elegant
presents were in sight on the occasion. -
Mr.. Rosenkrans Is busy putting in new
roller process machinery into his mill.
Morrice Sentinel: Wm. friedrich, sa-
loonist at Laingsburg, was arrested few
days ago and fined $50 and cost, and ten
days in the county Jail. for violating the
liquor law. He was taken to Corunna,
released. .-Jno D. Hinkley is rs years
old, voted for old Gen. Harrison, and says
he is going to vote for his grand son.
Hiram Stewart is among the list who voted
for old Gen. Harrison, and will support
his grand son.
Rev. w. H. Millar, of Chesaning, De-
partment Chaplain of the G.. A. r.. made
a rattling speech at the Republican con-
vention yesterday, and which placed him
easily at the head of the campaign takers
of his cloth in the county. 1t was not
only eloquent but forcible and logical, and
the County Committee should give MIR.
Millar rowing commission to address the
voters of Saginaw county on the issues of
the hour-Saginaw Herald. The Herald
might also have added that Mr.. Millar was
the fusion nominee for State Senator two
years ago from the Cheboygan district.
The following is the list of Petit Jurors
drawn to serve at the September term of
the Circuit Court for the county of
Shiawassee:
r. A. Phelps. Venice.
Freeman Hopkins, Vernon.
Geo. w. Clements, Woodruff.
Frank l.. Love, Antrim.
John 3. Sedore, Bennington.
Fred Botsford. Burns.
II. ID. Smith. Caledonia.
+. Burnett, 1st ward Corunna
James Rice, 2d ward Corunna.
John Jarvis, Sd ward Corunna.
+. j. Raymond, Fairfield
Jay Douglass, Hazelton. s,itI
David B. Green, Middebury.
G. J. Amos, New Haven.
Job Fuller, Owosso.
Thos. Nelan, 1st District, Owosso.
Oscar Wells, I'd District, Owosso.
Linus Parks. Perry.
Geo. w. Hale. Rush.
J. s. Lemon, Shiawassee.
John w. Scorelten. Sciota.
Daniel Grethrig. Venice.
Geo. s. Seetch, Vernon.
VIM. G. Kent. Woodruff.