The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1889-09-27

Boston Quintette at opera house, Oct. 16.
The Ovid fair has been extended over
until Saturday
Leavitt's minstrels next Monday evening
at the opera house.
The deposit boxes have been placed in
the Second National Bank.
Salisbury Bros. have change of adj in
this issue. A good firm to deal with.
Hear the most famous musical organiza-
ton on the road at opera house, Oct 16.
% A. gang of 49men arrived from Cadillac
OH Tuesday to work on the water works
plant.
| Ed. Mason, of Corunna, will enter the
literary department of the University this
| year.
Printing Co., will be for rent after next
week.
G. II. Lyon lost by fire Monday the oats
off of 10 acres The threshers had just COM
menced work when spark set fire TO the
stacks.
Cards are out for the marriage of T.. A.
Todd Jr. and Miss Myrtle Oswell, of Tole-
do, on Thursday next
Special autumn sales of cloaks, carpets
and dry goods at ID. M. Christians, begin
ming tomorrow and continuing three weeks.
MIR. G. Prayer, living just north of the
city, died quite suddenly yesterday morning
aged neary rs years. Funeral services Sun
day.
THE TIMES will do business in its new
| Office next week. Remember the place,
| corner of Main and Park streets opposite
| the city hall. Call and see us.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Carr died on Saturday morning, aged
IL months. Rev. STARTS conducted the
| funeral services Monday afternoon.
st. Johns Republicans: "The Ovid Reg
| isterUnion publishes the standing of the
clubs in the Clinton and Shiawassee league
giving ST. Johns third place. That is not
correct. st. Johns tied Owosso for first
place."
The movement to place national flags OH
| the public school houses throughout the
state is becoming very general, is evidently
| very popular with the masses, is patriotic
and will bear good fruit. That it may sue
| coed is our earnest wish.
One of the displays at the county that at
| tracted considerable attention was the line
| of shawls shown by j. j. Davis. There
were shawls of every shade and make, ar
ranged in handsome manner. Call at Mr..
Davis store and see his large stock.
| jeremiah Siminton died at the home of
his parents on Friday last, aged Al years.
He has been a sufferer from paralysis for
six years. Funeral services were conducted
OH Sunday by Rev. c. b. Spencer and the
remains inferred in Oakhill cemetery.
Murray & Terbush believe in pure Eng
lish. They believe in carrying first-class
line of goods; they believe in giving their
patrons bargains every time; they believe
in the use of printers ink. Murray and
Terbush have the confidence of the people
and are doing big business. Read their
ad in this issue.
One of the exhibitors of this city who can
be depended upon to make fine show of
goods in his line at the county fair every
year is c. T.. Shattuck, of the Mich S. M.
& o. Co. This year was no exception.
Musical instruments of all kinds were
shown, the display being awarded the di-
ploma. In the sewing machine line this Co.
also captured the highest award.
Yesterday afternoon fire broke out in the
sheds on the Ovid fair grounds during the
races. The fire gained Roadway very fast
and despite hard work by the crowd in at
| tendance a large number of the sheds were
totally destroyed. The sheds were filled
with stock all of which was saved except
| four head of shorthorns belonging to Bert
Warren, of Ovid township. The loss is
| heavy one to the association. 1t is supposed
| a cigar stub started the fire.
We desire to call the attention of the
| Corunna Journal to few facts: 1st, in the
| first game in which Black and Clifford play
| ed at Corunna with the Browns, consent
was given to their playing by the captain
and manager of the Stars; 3D. the game was
not played under protest, nor has il been
protested to the knowledge of the Browns;
Sd, the Browns played out the league sea-
son and the 500 forfeit talk is all pure
''bosh;" 4th, the Stars signed a paid battery
and played them in a number of games;
5th, the Stars are a fine lot of young men
and good ball players, but didn't win the
championship; 9th, the Browns are fine
lot OF young men and good ball players and
DID WIN the championship of the Clinton
and Shiawassee league.
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