The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1890-09-26


Will give everyone ample opportunity to pay
up. Remember. Dec. we shall adopt the
cash-in-adyance system and send The TIMES
10 those who are paid ahead, disseminating
promptly all papers not paid for.
When Is the city water works well to be
completed?
The University students leave for Ann
Arb0r to-day.
Come in any day and see our new Bah
cock press run.
E. p. Byerly has sent his horse Bennomie
to the Saginaw races.
f. M. Shepard is exhibiting his herd of
Galloway cattle at Saginaw this week.
The firm of Bebee Il Horsman have dis
solved partnership, the latter retiring.
The Bancroft Fair promises to be big
success next week. Attend 1t II you can.
Quite number of Owosso people have
attended the Northeastern fair at Saginaw
this week.
Mrs. Adele Hazlett will speak on the
issues of the day at Corunna, Wednesday
evening, Oct. LIST.
After October 1st the ladies' library will
he open Saturday afternoon from 2 until 4
o'clock. In the evening as usual.
Farmers should remember j. w. Hib-
bard's sale of Short Horn cattle, Berkshire
swine and Merino sheep, Thursday, Oct, 10.
John Martin was acquitted in Justice Bald
wins court, Monday, on charge of running
gambling game on the streets during the
fair.
Three bicycles sold in three days this
week by Mich. s. M. Il Organ Co., and all
strictly first class good, too-Ramblers and
Diamond Safety.
N. McBain sold on Tuesday to parties at
Caro-, TuscOla Co., the Swear old stallion,
Dustin by 10 Gavin, dam Lady Walker by
Louis Napoleon. Price $1,000.
Married, at the Baptist parsonage. Sept.
Is, by Rev. f. l.. Little, Mr.. Edwin M.
Smith, of Victor, Clinton county, and Miss
Winnie M. Wilson, of Bancroft.
S. Hickman and VIM. West, of Jackson,
were arrested during the fair charged with
selling beer OH the fair grounds. Their ex-
animation will occur Oct IL. The case
against them is strong one.
c. A. Bigelow, of the Morrice Sentinel,
bids goodbye to his friends at that place
and seeks wider newspaper field at Ban
croft. The Sentinel will still be published
by new proprietor whose name is not yet
announced.
Mr.. John ii. Hawley, partner i'm bust
ness with viii Sturtevant, died Saturday
morning. Sept 90, 1890, aged Al years.
Rev. ID. w. STARTS conducted brief service
at the residence, corner of Oak 4 Main, and
the remains were taken to Chesaning fol
burial.
Charles r., aged two months, only child
of Edward b. and Lena Shaw, living on
corner of Oak and Grover Sts., died Mon
day morning, Sept. %, 1890. Burial SER
vices, attended by large number of rela-
tives, occurred Wednesday afternoon, Rev.
ID. w. STARTS officiating.
While Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Glover were
returning from Burton, Monday evening,
their horses became frightened and ran
away. Mrs. Glover sustained serious injury
and Mr.. Glover received several bruises and
cuts. The team belonged to their son-in-
law, and was valued at $1,000.
Cuyler Hiram, aged one year and fifteen
days, youngest child of Frank w, and Min
ME A. Smith, died of typhoid fever, We'd
nesday morning, Sept. "a, 1890. A funeral
service was held Thursday afternoon, Rev,
ID. w. STARTS officiating, and the remains
were buried in Oakhill cemetery.
Free traders received some telling blows
last night from r. G. HOrr at the Opera
House. The brilliant Ex-COngressman has
just returned from New York and is assured
of Republican success all along the line
Michigan, he says, will return but one dem
ocratic representative to Congress.
Mayor Todd is at the front and intends to
enforce the liquor lava duty in which al
good citizens will aid and encourage him
On Tuesday, on his complaint, Aid. Helm
/ A. f. Wilover, John Ahern and GadOla 4
| Keith were arrested. charged with keeping
their saloons open Sunday, Aug. 3lst, the
| day of the Il. d A. A. excursion to OwOssO
Their examination will occur Oct. and
before Justice Baldwin.
Mrs. Mary Lawton, wife Of Mr.. Geo. w
Burger, of Caledonia. died OH Monday, Sept
%, 1890. aged 32 years, from the effects OF
| paris green, taken in moment of melan
choly. She confessed with sorrow the act
but medical aid was not near enough al
hand to save her life. She was mos
tActltHt WIG anu uiOtucIs anu ucT IcidtlNcs
and friends grieve over their sudden loss.
Funeral services conducted by Rev. ID. w
STARTS were held In the Methodist church
Juddville, Wednesday forenoon, In tn.
presence of a vast congregation drawn
together by the sad event. The remains
were buried in the cemetery one mile eas
of Juddville.
st. Johns Republican ovid has again
been stirred up over the second failure Of
the Scofield Buggy Co., Ovid's only import
| ant manufacturing institution. Last week
attachments were filed against the concern
for over $4,000, but these have been re.
leased, and the company has made a .rus,
deed of all its effects to II. M. High to Sc
cure claims amounting to over $75, 900. De-
troit banks hold $50, 900 of the firms paper
and its Endorsement for $1,000, and the
Fifth National Bank of Grand Rapids has
$500 with $4,000 of its Endorsements
The Ovid National has over $4,000 of the
Scofeld paper, Cowan Il Pearl 81, 200, and
the firm owes $4,000 for labor. All the
above are secured by the trust deed. 1t ].
said that the unsecured claims amount to
$50, 900. Sam Pearl, Jay Retain aud Geo
Bane are individual indorsers for $1,000.
Saginaw Herald Tuesday evening ,JacOl