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The undersigned resnectfullv invite
tile attention of the public to the fact
that their place IF business is still
headquarters for road carts. We now
lave the largest and best line of them
ever offered to the trade on the East
EN- shore ut following prices: SIS. SIS,
Sd. SIS, S50-and all guaranteed La
tile number are the celebrated comb
nation road carl and track sulky and
the popular Collins road AMI speeding
carts. Ii will pay you 10 call and eX-
anime them before buying elsewhere If
YOU want il IO;ltl cart
i. ID. BELOAT & SON.
SavLgtville, Va.
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For RENT-On reasonable terms.
for the wear lS0l the Cope, lnl IT. 10
cilstv liz, at -preseni occupied by family
of w. a. BuI ton. Possession can be
given any tire after 0ctot-r 18Th of
this year. For further information APP
ply tn Or add. ess y. j. E"lllm, Locust
vilr.sr w. y. Burton. ll9 Warren ST..
New York.
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An oyster supper and refreshments
will lie served at IIallwood. OF Tuesday,
October. Dist. Up. m. for the henetit
of Conquest NJ. p. Church. The POGO.
moke brass band. will furnish The
music for Tie occasion. The public
cordially invited to he in attendance.
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Charlottesville. Oct. S. 30.

Now is the time 10 buy your fresh
beef cheap at nundick's. lie always
puts the price down in the fail, wien
there Is 10 ice 10 buy. lie also has zine
city and country polk, fresh sans:laes,
and all kinds of groceries that will b.
sold very cheap during this month and
next--also grapes, baITanas ard other
fruits. fl will p you to C iii AMI price
lbs goods.
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Rev. w. j. Twilley, by especial re
quest Of tie ladies' of the Missionary
Society, will preach 10 tie ladies' mt NJ.
Il. Church South, Drummondtown. to
morrow afternoon. His subject will he
Woman aid Christ. His discuurses
are always Gne-on This occasion we
bespeak for lis hearers sermon Of
es. .eUial merit.
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DrssoLuTroN-1he firm nf Gcfli snn
s. Ames. Marp,nIr. sta; ion will l,t dis
sulvrd hy mutual consent. Dpcrm Ter
3l>t, 1890. Il. l.. Aincs will iemaln al
tile Old stand and j. Alne, tinlliguil will
move Ia his >torthouse now occiipi.d
bv Il. Fl Berry. The business If lie
firm must bee oS'd and all persons Il c
urgently rr,qnrsL'! tn s-ttle their ar
counts at once. Hereafter we wlll .rll
g0nls very Cheap for Cash.
j. A!.nrr Gcfigon,
II. l.. Ames.
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Ifyou want to vote at the November
erection and are not registered. do so
at once. Ii you have moved from the
precinct. at when you voted last year.
it is equally important that you get
your transfer without delay.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-11

Mr.. Robert L. Ailworth. county
chairman. autiloiiz lies the announce
lnelit, that Hon. JAS. \. Stubs. Of
Gloucester. and lion. WIN. n. McAllis-
ter, of Bath county, will address tie
voters of northampton. at Eastville,
i,ext Monday.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-11

Fon SALE.-.A fine yonne driving
horse, seven years old, .NnrItli 81 ock. is
gentle AMI sound can trot in . ~. has
had no training-is of go',I size and
STYLE and his qualities cannot h" beaten.
.Apply at once to w. Il. Bundick, Ont' :
cock, Va.
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For RENT OH SALE-The wn.horse
farm nn road from New Church t'i
IjorntOwn. known as "GllletS quarter. u
In either Case pos. essiong given January
|, 1891. For further particulars apply
to W. S. Horsey, Md, Horsey, Va.
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An oyster supper will he served ct
Tails Chapel. Messongo, this afternoon
for the purpose of raising funds to pay
the debt of said church. y cordiM in
yi,a'ion is extended to the public.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-11

WANrEp.-A good blacksmith for
1881. aL Unlcy SlaIion-a first class
stand fnr right Kind of man. Fur par
ticulars address,, YIN 4. Stevenson,
Onlrv, ur y. j. Liliston, AsconIac
G.. IL
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Or. Oscar F. Bsrd, dentist, will be at
Chincoteague Island, September 18th,
18th, 18th, ard 18Th. for The practice of
ms prof, ssion. Can be found At Attain
tic hotel.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1890-10-11

DR.. J. II. Ayres and MI VIM. j,
J.illiSton. Accomac {. H., quite sick OF
late, are out again, with fair prospect
of a speedy recovery of their usual
health.
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The surerinr excellence of the Royal
soil Ivy las. MSer Il Co is proven by
the fact. that nnnnp has noncompliance
OF buying IL bail larrel. 1t is nre.;l"ed
With Il care that prevents all m 81 .keS.
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NoTIcE-Is hereby given, that all
persons will represented TO full extent
of law for cunning or otherwise tres
passing on Blackstone Fam without
my lellnlssiOM. Wul. ". CuArt;.
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No1icE-Ali rcrsnns are hereby fore
warned il,,n, ,innig " l!:erwi." res
passing on my y e:iisrs ne:.r Keller
under fu reu;;l.y nf law. Edward Kill
mon.
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FOR SALE AT PRIVATE Coz.
TIlh or

Farm of126 acres, situated about
| mile south of Keller Station.
Comfortable dwelling and al
necessary oulhuilsliI rs on the
premises.
Resources on farm abundant
from SOU to 1000 barrels Of sweet
potatoes sold off rhe farm annual
~ for the last 4 years.
Terms reasonable. For further
Information apply at ENTERPRISE
OFFICE
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For RENT OR SALOON reasonable
terms. the storeliouse at PungotfaGiie
known rs the tirutnn Prnuerty. nuw
occupied by Taylor Bros. Ben. L. Gun
fer
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Mrs. Mary a Chi!drey, mother of
cur countynan, Mr.. l.. ". Chil'lrey.
died at her home near Richmond, on
Thursday, Of last week.
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NorIcE-All kinds of we'll pumps
driven 10y the undersigned III fair prices
in any i.ait of the cHunty-dre.' well
pumps Il specially. All material far
mislle,l if desile,l. .joniiC. Boice, Parks
ley, Va.
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August 1s., 90.

The craving demand for the ROYAL
sold 10y las. .Hyrr& Co., Shows hat the
enrl housewife kli"ws an excellent ar
ticlr liter il has hceH tesled-and vaults
no other.
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Mr.. ]. II. Riley isnow in the city
for tile purpose of laying i'll stock. for
the Onancock Furniture House, which
opens next week.
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NOTICE ALI persn,s are hel eby
forpwarlied from ginning. huntin. or
otherwise lrrslassllg OH Dix farm. OIL
which now reside under full penalty
OF law. john w. Bundick.
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Purity continues to be- praised by ali
good housewives who have tried ltas the
be,t ever nsrL. price considered. Call
Oh Your merchants for it. JAS Niger
& Go.
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Re sure when yon luy Royal fiMnI
that it has J DIS. ;.Iyer& Co.'S Name ull IT..
Beware of limitations.
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BUSINESS NOTICES

For SALE "A Thoroughbred Jersey
COW 3 wears oil. L. w. Taylor, Onan-
c.ck, Va.
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VI aHsnEED.

LAIRD PARKS September 9th 1890
at Tangier Island, bv Rev. Jas. C0nnor,
Josiah Lard to Miss Emma Parks.
Observation-Disclosures It'll, 1891,
at Onancock, 10y Rev. r. A. Compton.
Luther u. Scott to Miss Mamie E.
Crockett.
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Crockett Building.
For Rent.

A desirable farm containing 30
acres. Dwelling house contaIns9
rooms. This farm is situated IN
Somerset county. about 3 miles
from Pocomoke City, and has two
tcnanc houses; it is within 3 miles
0ftw0 statinus on the n. Y p. &
n. Il. Il. is in high state of culti-
vatlonaud is well adapted to truck
lug purposes. Will bcleased fora
term OF years. For further partic-
ulals, address
w. POLK,
locOnoke CITY, Md.
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Hon. .Jno. ". Daniel, is expected II
speak at Accomac G. IL. next co'i11
day.
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DIED.

VESSELS Near Paksley. Friday,
October 3rd. infant child of Jackson
Vessels.
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DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP
The Ii M Zen. & Fox IL SOL. nf i.c-
Icustyllle. Acculnac county, VirglIi I.
has Til, day hrpn dissolved by mutual
CONSENT. The busln, 81 will lee iltii-
ued hereafter under the firm II me aud
STYLE OF John NJ. Fox. who VII settle
up the l.n,inrs! OF tlir old firm. Gcurae
e. Fox g. Sui.
; pl. s il 1890.
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WANTrD.--IIogs a,d calves. Liberal
pric., pi4i.i. }. W. Fitc!ett. AccollIac
g. Fl.
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SATURDAY. OCT. Ii, 1890
John W. Edmonds. Editor and Owner
LOCAL NEWS.

Desirable farm near Keller, aivcr-
tised fur sale in Tins Issue.
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THE A. B. CHASE
Pianos and Organs.

Do you wish to possess Il Piano or
Organ on easy term52 We will furnish
You Will, Piano for $50 to $50 cash and
$40 urr month till paid for. Or an Or
gan for $40 to $50 cilsh and $40 perquar-
ter. or will sell low for Cash.
They are guaranteed 6 years. and war
rant. d first class in every respect. and
yOu cannot lind mnre honestly made ILL
strunlellto Un the market.
Reterencps-Mrs. +. p. Brent, Oman
cock, W. u. Nottingham, Eastvil'e,
l.. Il. Mumlord. Cape CHARLES; +. NJ.
Tighmall. Clioield
Write for catalogue and prices toS
G.. McGRATH, Onancock. Va, Gen.
e,aI AgtllL for OLto Sutro " Co
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NoTIcE-I Will sell my house and lot
on reasonable terms. Inquire at the
house of james Il. FantUn, Guilford,
Hear the church..
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For l,ENr-Fnr year 1891. the house
and land md. l;ors. farm wlirre J. Il.
johnson resided at The time of his
tlea ". Apply to ID. n. johnson. tx or.
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Not cE-All persona indebted to us
are requested Ia pay ut once. A change
in orr business .comprls lis tn have a
settlement Of nuratfalrs j. f. & II II
Mason, B,nx0ni.
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If yn, wish 10 saw. money. huy your
toll .rcn IF y. W. Byrd; representative
Of JAS. My.r & Co.
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MANITOBA gond man witlnr with
out f.lniIy. to w.Tk on Farm for wages
or Share of crops. 1t is a good three
horse firm ahti has comfortable dwell
il9 thereon. Wu. +. Wad,y, East
vile. Va
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Winter Patent. sold by Jas. Niger e
Co.. is Z cheap -four of rare merit.
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GUANn.-Fur sweet potatoes, corn
and grass. Price SD 50 cash. No
time sales. Orris n. Browne.
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FoE Valuable oyster gron d>
in Northampton. Gro. h. Da by,
Bridgrtuwn. Va.
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True merit hound to win and lie
Royal brand Of nnnr still in Jhr lead as
tile best -four ever sold on Eastern
Shore. SolJ'ny JAS. Niger g. 20.
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FoR SA1r.-row fresh to pail anil ca'f
also an,x ". j. Ayfcs, Accunlac
z. II.
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For SALE-Mlddlrton mare. years
old, splendid driver with promise Of
spted-Signet mare, years old. OF line
quaities-Dalfle colt, 2 years old. Very
promising -mne. 9 years cid. of good
size and very quick. II. L. Martin,
Iung0teague.
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w NTED-h cle:k IT experience.
Refer, noes rcQnrr,l. Address Y care
III HrERpkISE OFFICE
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Roval Ivy name royal in quality AN
excellent brand If flour sud by James
Myer & Co.,, Baltimore.
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FoESALE-Onp urge bay horse u
years old. and one linz roam m:re 10
years old both excellent farm llrses
and gumI drivers. Call AMI srp them.
Hopkins Bro, IL Go Hunting Greek, Va
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BONES Pick up the bones in The
country an ship them to Cape 'llrl-s
| paw so cts per l00lmaild, ANA fire. CHI,
furnish bags aid srm cash las re-
inrn mail. Orris A. Browne, Cape
Charles. w
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NoT1cE-Bnggies and family car
riages new and second-hand fer sale ar
exchange by the undersigned. K. L.
West, Onancock, Va.
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West r,nancock Va
NoTICE-I Will sell my house and lot
on reasonable terms: Inquire at the
house of james II. FantOn, Guilford,
For SALE-Sllddirtoll mare. yea 5
Old, Splendid driver win promise = ol
promising 9 years cid. OF good
size and very quick. II. L. Martin,
l'ungoteague.
n n:a. a.. 49,, .to
m IN 81. ,o 1 ,nr 1 49, :" ,,i f.. ,,,l
t, r.i ~ E ,,rs 49,. ID s.,'l c.I, ,r ~,
,".,, ,,.;, nrris I,rnv,ms C.,np
/, i.,rI. "'"' w., 49, 80 ~ 49, -
~
w ,,u,n --,o.L !, oxnor;o,ce
III + SrERptlsE OFFICE
Winter Patent. sold by Jas Myer "
Co.. Is . cheap Hour OF rare merit.
If yn' wish 10 saw money, huy Your
u Jos y - ~.
GUANn.-f'nr sweet l,otatnes, corn
and grass. Price So 81 cash. No
time sales. Orris n. browne.
are rcoHested.io ply at once. A change
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September 9th 30.
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Quite anumher Of our townsmen are
in Baltimore, this week, attending the
The times., 1890-08-15
The Tool Company.

From the day that A. M. Bentley took
the active control of the Owosso Tool Co.
the business has steadily grown; the number
of employees has been increased from 25 to
%; the output of the factory from $4,000
to nearly 800, 900 yearly. This result is due
to the excellent management of Mr.. Bentley
and the uniform superior merit of the goods
sent out. Ever since the business began to
prosper, the demand for their products has
been beyond the capacity Of the institution,
making it necessary u secure extra room i'm
other buildings and frequently. to run over
hours. To avoid this, and to be able to turn
out more goods, the company is erecting
two new buildings-one two-story brick
finishing building, 4Sx70 feet, a 81, 200 dry
kiln, and remodeling the saw mill for
a machine room at cost of $500. The total
cost Of these improvements, land included,
will be something over $1,000. This addi-
tion, together with the building of the Stever
Car Oiler Co. which has been used for a
year, will give the company plenty of room
for this season. Next year another building
to cost about 81, will be added to the
plant.
The prosperity Of Owosso is largely due
to the push and enterprise of its manufac-
turers, among the first of whom is Mr.
Bentley. Every dollar the city has put into
these institutions with one exception) has
been well invested.
The times., 1890-08-15
Picnic and Reunion Of English
people.

A NICE TIME AT THE FAIR GROUNDS.
A hundred and more happy people who
are natives of "Merry England" with their
children and neighbors, spent Thursday on
the Fair Grounds in social intercourse, ell
Toying games, generous dinner and speak
ing. A union was formed consisting of
English people and their families, resident
IN the county, and officers We're elected for
the ensuing year. Mr. John Brooks called
the meeting to order. and after stating the
objects of the assemblage, he was chosen
chairman of the day. Later the committee
ON nomination of officers selected j. ii.
Copas, of this city, for president, John
Brooks for secretary and David Smith, of
Owosso township. for treasurer. The re-
port was adopted and the persons named
were duly elected.
A committee appointed to provide brief
con sttution reported the same. which, in
the main, was adopted. 1t is the intention
OF the Union to hold somewhere i'm the
county, hereafter, an annual meeting. The
beginning was auspiciOus, and we predict a
happy future for the Union of Englishmen
and their families in this county.
The times., 1890-08-15
Petty Burglaries.

A few years ago there were number of
stores broken into and robbed of small
amounts of goods and money. The stealing
was kept up for long time, as the pro-
prietors of the stores did not make serious
effort to stop it. Finally the stealings grew
larger and occurred more frequently. 1t
was soon discovered that band of boys
were doing the stealings; some of them were
arrested and two of them sent to lonia. This
ended the matter at that time.
Sunday night III. ii. Halls store was
broken into and apparently nothing but a
small amount of change secured. On We'd
nesday night the store of II. w. Parker was
entered by breaking i'm at back window;
few dimes and perhaps some groceries
were stolen. The same night the "Blue
Front, was entered; little or nothing was
taken. Also, the saloon of Ahearn, on WASH
ington street was robbed of about $500.
These robberies are evidently the work OF
amateurs and the sooner the boys are
caught, the better for them and the city.
The times., 1890-08-15
West Side,


Mrs. Burrell Chipman, who has been quite
sick, is now recovering.
A great many of the Long Lake camping
parties have returned.
Quite number of our west side people
took advantage Of the excursion to Bay City
on Tuesday last. Among the number was
DIR. Arnold and wife, ID. l.. Densmore and
wife, who We're handsomely entertained by
our former townsman, G. l.. Lusk, of West
Bay City. The party returned home very
much pleased with their trip, having enjoy
! ed themselves to their entire satisfaction.
The Owosso Canning Factory has COM
menced operations again under the super
vision OF w. f. Virgins, of Napanee, Ont.
MIR. Virgins reports fruit and vegetsbles as
coming in in good quantities and of q fair
quality and expects a large demand for can
ned goods this year.
The OwossO Tool Company areeplarging
their premises. building brick addition to
the present factory, their building being too
small to meet the increasing demand for
their goods.
Frank Knapp is suffering from very Sc
we're attack of tonslits.
Fred Lutz is the father of a fine baby boy,
born Thursday afternoon.
Little Garnet Darling, the second youngest
daughter of Victor Darling, foreman of the
L. d A. car shops, met with very painful
accident last Monday by falling into well.
DIR. Arnold was promptly in attendance and
found the Injuries of very severe nature,
both collar bones being broken. The little
sufferer is getting along very nicely and the
Doctor thinks there are prospects of good
recovery.
10 lot ind ctr rscs%a fl.o kria l.
yards of Miles Parker, at the foot of Cedar
street and demolished the roof of the burn
ing kiln, damaging part of kiln of fancy
brick just ready to burn, Mr.. Parker esti-
mates his loss at about $780,.
George Griffith is suffering from slight
stroke of paralysis.
Misses Nettie and Laura Matlock enter
tanned friends at their home Thursday eve
| ming.
Frank Brooks has been spending his va
cation at Long Lake.
|, Marion Mason spent a week visiting
friends in Clyde, Mich.
A. +. Kane has returned from Linden,
where he has been fishing for few days.
N. G. Andrews is visiting friends at
Fenton.
E. NJ. Alexander thinks of moving his
family to Detroit.
Mrs. Sarah Palmer, of Pontiac, is visit
ing Mrs. l.. Converse.
II. S. Gillett, who has been on the sick
list is cOnvalescing i'm Detroit.
Mrs. G. Bartholomew is visiting relatives
In the country.
III. N. AFFORD; with his daughter Gracie
spent Tuesday in Bay City.
The times., 1890-08-15
Arbaiter Banner Dedication.

The dedication of the new banner of the
Owosso Arbeiter society will take place at
Gute's hill OH Tuesday next, Aug. 10th.
All the societies in the state have been in
vited and large crowd is expected. With
pleasant weather it will be notable day
for the Germans of Shiawassee county.
The program is as follows:
Parade at one o'clock p. IN. by the s0cie-
ties.
dwelling of the flag and presentation of
the same to the society by Aid. Helm.
Address of welcome, Mayor Todd.
Speeches by presidents of different socie-
ties.
Concert in the afternoon by the Saginaw
Military Band.
Grand Ball i'm the evening.
The times., 1890-08-15

The Republican caucus in Bennington is
to be held at Pittsburg, Wednesday, Aug.
20, at 80 ID. IN.
The times., 1890-08-15

Middlebury republicans will meet in eau
Gus Saturday afternoon to elect delegates to
the county convention.
Burns republicans elect delegates to the
county convention tomorrow.
The times., 1890-08-15

LosT:-Scotch terrier dog, with collar
and two Grand Rapids checks on. Finder
will he rewarded by leaving at Mrs. Hans
mans, Comstock street.
The times., 1890-08-15
CAUCUS CALLS.
OWOSSO CITY.

The Republican electors of the city are
requested to meet i'm ward caucuses on
Tuesday evening, Aug. 10Th, at 1880, to
elect delegates to the county convention.
The several wards will be entitled to the fol-
lowing number of delegates: First ward,
10; second ward. o; third ward A. fourth
ward, Q. The caucuses will be held at the
following places: First ward, basement of
T.. L.. Brewers store; second, at j. NJ.
Beckwith's building, Main street. third, city
hall: fourth, hose house, Lansing street.
a,.1
The times., 1890-08-15
oakside School, owosso, Mich.

Fall term begins Sept. 8, 1890.
Fall term lasts ID weeks.
Tuition, English branches, Sl2.
Shorthand and typewriting, $40.
Music, $3.50. Apply to
Mrs. l.. T.. GOULD,
Principal.
The times., 1890-08-15

THE TINES acknowledges the receipt of
a copy of the premium list of the Oakland
county fair to be held at Pontiac, Sept. 30,
Oct. Is.
The times., 1890-08-15

The Republicans of the Township of Rush
will meet in convention at the rink, Hender-
son, on Wednesday. August Goth, 1890 at 3
o'clock p. IN. for the purpose of electing
seven (7) delegates to represent said Town
ship I'm County Convention to be held in
Corunna August 22d. 1890, and to transact
any other business that is legally brought
before it. All Republicans are earnestly
requested to he present.
Dated, this 9th day of August, 1890.
ALFRED B. CRANE,
Chairman of Committee.
The times., 1890-08-15

Owosso TowNsmP-A caucus of the
Republicans of the township of OwOssO will
be held ut the Brooks school house on Sat-
urday, August 10th, at two o'clock p. m,
for the purpose of eecting seven delegates
to attend the county convention, to be held
at COrunna August 22d, to nominate county
officers ETC., and to transact any other bus-
ness, that may properly come before the
meeting.
O. IT MASON
The times., 1890-08-15

A Republican caucus will be held at the
Town house in Caledonia OH Tuesday,
August 10th, at p. m. for the purpose of
electing delegates to the county convention
TO be held at Corunna on Friday, August
22nd, 1890. BY Order of the Committee.