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Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-10-05
Process Durranta.

Donosilismy jua kilka rszy o pro-
cesie Durranta W San Francisco. Pro-
kuratorya ME udowodnifa wProst
why podsadnemu, ale przedstawlfa
w,eie okolicznosciowych dowod6w,
iako to, ze Durrant mia1 klucz DO
kosciois, ze tel soboty kiedy Blan-
che Lemont zosta}a zamordowana
by{ on W kosciele, nareszcie 2e wi.
dziano go krotko pred morderst,
wem W towarzystwie tel dziewczy-
ny. Adwokaoi, ktorzy bronia Dur
ranta, po wyssuchaniu powyzszych
dowod6w, prosili umorzeniu proce.
su, ma tel zasadzie, 20 prostych do
wod6w why ME ma. Jednak sad sic
ME przychylii do tego zadania. Te'
raz adwokaci przedstawiaja takze
dulo okolcznosciowych dowodow,
ze prawdziwym morderca ME by4
Durrant, ale ksiadz Gibson. Jeden
detextyw6w zeznaa, re W mieszka.
niu ksiedza znalaz} pokrwawiony but
i dlutko, kt6rem zeskrobywana bysa
krew e&tarzs. Dslej udowodnisja
obrohcy, re Durrant by} W szkole ma
wyk}adach tym czasie, kiedy NOR
derstwo zostalo dokonanem. Zdaje
sic, 90 Durrant bedzie uwolniony,
cheba, ze prokura,orya przedstawi
jeszcze wiecej dowod6w jego why.
Okolicznosciowe dowody ME wystar-
czaja W Ameryce na to aby cziow'e-
ka powiesit. Policya prokurator Ia
dokumentowali to swym zachowa-
MEM sic, ze idzie i'm wielce o ochro.
nienie ks. Gibsona.
Jak juz wiadomo naszym czytel-
nixon, W Kwietniu br. W kosciele
sw. Emanuela (protestanckim) W
San Francisco, W tsjemniczy sposob
zamordowane zostaiy dwie Mode
dziewczyny. Cho6 oba te morder-
stwa bysy wykryte razem jednak
jedno z Mich popeanione by}o dale
ko wcze sniej ma slad zbrodniarza
ME natrafono jeszcze; ostatuia
zbrodnie posadzony jest Durrant,
m4cdy czaowiek, pochodzacy "a
moznej rodziny.
Przyjaciele ksiedza Gibson okrop-
ME zostali zgorszeni przez to, ze o.
brohcy Durranta smia!o ksiedza po-
sadzaja morderstwo. Niejaki H.
J. Mccoy przytrzyma& ma ulicy jed
nego sedziow przysiegsych, p.
Truman, i odezwa} sic do niego W
ten sposob: "Jezeli panowie ME po.
wiesicie Durranta, to my was wszyst-
kioh powywieszamy." Mccoy zostas
aresztowany. Obrohcy D. oraz SO.
dzia dostali DUO list6w cd parafan
Gibsona, pogr6zkami, re beda
lynczowani, jezeli ME powiesza
Durrrnta.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-10-05
CZesi w Ameryce.

Ilos6 Czechow przebywajacych W
Ameryce wynosi pol miliona; emi'
gracya ich rozpocze}a sic cd r. l74S,
czyli AZ lat temu. Piewszym cze-
chem, ktory przyby& do Ameryki,
by} Augustyh Hermarz W pierwszej
po}owie zesziego stulecia i zaiozy1
on W stanach Maryland i Delaware
znane dotad osady czeskie-Bohe'
mian Manor. Miejscowosc, gdzie
dzisiaj New York, by3a w}asnoscia
Czecha-Fryderyka >Filpa, przyby-
lego do Ameryki W r. 1868.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-10-05
kSiadZ aresZtOWany.

St. Joseph, Mo-, 4. paz.-Ks. Do
mink Wagner, proboszcz katolickiej
parafi sw. Maryi, zosta4 aresztowany
"a otrucie dziecka pred urodzeniem
W Maudzie Steidel, m@odej dziewczy-
ME. Dowody why So tax slime, ze
prokurator ME chce ksiadza wypuscic
nj wolnosc "a zadna kaucya. Dziew-
czyna prawdopodobnie takze umrze.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-10-05
Niezla pOkuta.

NleZ1A pOkuJas
Pytaja sic ma}ego zydziaka:
-Mojsze, gdzie tw6j ojciec2
Ma pokucze siedzi.
i d}ugo jeszcze?
-P6{tora rokie. 90.
"A ma jakiej on u licha pokucie
tax dlugo sisdzl?
Nut. Nv kryminale.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-10-05
WIADOMOSCI z DETROIT.
(Korespondencya "Ameryki.")

(hOreSpOnuencya hmerykl. J
Przez trzy dni bawili miedzy nami
zscni goscie reprezentanci zeStarego
Kraju, DIR. K. Lewakowski i Zyg-
munt Balicki. Gmina wv. Mar. Pol.
zarzadzi{a bardzo dobrze i umiejetnie
przyjeciem gosci-ca}a kolonia bez
roznicy partyi mia{a zrecznosc zbli-
zenia sic ipoznania zacnych rodakow,
wszyscy wspolnie sic przyczynili do
serdecznego przyjecia.
Swletnie sic uda{ wiec ludowy ma
hall par. sw Wojciecha W niedziele
wiecz6r. Tam przewaznie zebra
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-10-05
ME ZEN SIZE.
(Napisane dla "Ameryki.")

(Napisane dla "Ameryk.'D
Bracia MECH sic Mkt ME zeni,
Jesli pustki ma W kieszeni.
Bo gdy-na dnie... gofe pi6tno;
z zona bedzie bardziej smutno.
Kt6zby ME chciaf przyjaci6fki.!?...
Lecz-panienki... ME jask6fki,
Kt6re zgodnie gniazdka lepia,
Wsp6lnie radza, biede klepia.
Fanny pfoche kokotki,
To-. jak koty, albo kotki:
Tam sic garna, az sic trzesa,
Gdzie poczuja swieze mieso.
A bye: pfaszczem, parawanem...
To-. okropna rola taxa!
Gdys uczciwy, gardz tym stanem... ;.
Me pusc serce swe robaka.
Bo coz ci po takiej zonie,
Kt6ra wstydem ME zapfonie?
l ucieka, gdy ci bieda,
A "a zfoto-czesc swa sprzeda...
Bieda gfownym jest powodem
R6znych gtupstw nawet zbrodni;
A wiec rozum puszczaj przodem.
On ci wyb6r ufagodni.
Rozum wskaze kt6ra panna
Bedzie zdatna ci ma zone;
A ME znajdziesz... ME posazna H..
Ispokojnie idz W swa strone.
Tw6j pies, dolar,-przyjaciele-
Me masz druch6w mad Mich obu!
Bo, wsrod niewiast jest niewiele;
Co So wierne-az do grobu.
S. r. MoDRzEwsKI.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-10-05

Gdyby wydawcy polscy ME wysy-
4ali gazet ma kredyt czyli darmo, to O.
go4 wiedziafby lie praca wydawcow i
redaktor6w jest cos warta.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-10-05
Miedzy przyjaci61kami.

Ella. Dzis zrana 1owilismy Emil
lem ryby ma wedke.
Ema. TAX, coz zlowilas?
Ella. Emilia.
Ameryka. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1893-1902, 1895-10-05
NOWINY z KRAJU.

Przymrozki zaszkodzi}y kukurydzy
i tabace W Kentucky.
w poblizu Carbondale, Pa. W ub.
tygodniu spali}o sic duzo lasu.
w Rockford, ILL.,, utopili sic: Geo.
Asbbrook i Leonard Preton. k6dka
sic wywrocifa.
w Cincinnati spali}a sic W ub.
piatek fabryka trustu tytuniowego.
100000.
Demokraci W New Jersey nomi-
nowiali Alex. T: MeGilla kandyda-
tenn ma gubernatora.
w Memphis, Tenn. skazany zosta}
ma powieszenie Tomasz Choate "a "a
Arthura Downs.
Prezydent Cleveland W tych dniach
powr6ci do Washingtonu, rybom
W Buzzards Bay da spok6j jakis
czas.
w poblizu! !Leadville, Colo, W mi
ME "Belgijskiej" eksplodowas proch,
przez co Is gornikow zosta}o zasypa.
nych; wyratowano 8, a 6 umar}o.
Gubenator stanu Texas, p. Cul.
berson, zwolai nadzwyczajna sesye
Izby prawodawczy, Laby uchwa!i1a
prawo przeciw "fajtom' ma piescie.
Dnia PAID. otwarte zostasy drzwi
uniwersy tetu katolickiego W Wa
shingtonie i dla kobiet. Do tel po-
ry tylko.Lmezczyzni mogli sic tam
uczyc.
Wa Columbii, Missouri, spalil sic
elev ato-lze zbozem wartosci przesz}o
100000, nalezacy do 6rmy Boone
Count M1lling..& Elevator Go. Ogieh
pod}ozyli negrzy.
w hawthorne, Wis, zastrsj kowa}o
200 robotnik0w W tartakach frmy
Crots Badger Co., zadsjac regular
nej wyr4aty i gotowka ME kwitkami
do sztol6w kompanicznych.
w Tacoma, Wash, przygotowu-
ja wystawe powszechna ma 1900 f.,
dla satwiejszego zawiazania stosun
kow miedzy stanamis"szj zjednoczony-
mi, a krajami wschodniej Azyi.
Gaowny dow odzca armii gen. Scho-
field wyssazys swoj czas cd ubiegse-
60 piatku zaczaa prywatne zycje. Ma
jego miejsce naznaczony zostat gen.
Miles, znany jako rzeznik strajkie-
row.
w Wilkesbarre, Pa, sgd krymi-
nalny skaza} murzyna, Nelson Millera,
ma powieszenie, "a to, re W sierpniu
dynamjtem wysadzi} pewien dom i
spowodowa},. ,.smierc tizech sfowak6w,
nA ktorych,s ,smia4 z}osc.
w kopalniach pod Independence,
No., szesciu robotnikow zosta}o "a
bitych, wskutek oberwania sic ska}y.
Nazwiska ofar:I Miles McTiernan,
Con. Pruit, Daniel ..Larkin, Antoni
Karlin, Pat. Welsh Tom. Ferguson.
Policya W st. Louis zosta}a powia-
domiona, ze urzednicy ..szpitala miej-
skiego sprzedawali zw}cki zmar4ych
pacyentow studentom .medycyny.
Naczelny doktor TX erley powiada, ze
doniesienie jest. wymyslonem k}amst-
wem. Sledztwo.sie toezy.
Niedaleko cd Guthrie, O. IT,, ra-
busie w4amali sic do domu farmera
Davidsona, zamordoweli 60 wraz z
zona dwiema corkami, nastepnie "a
brali cenniejsze rzeczy i uciekli.
Obywatele z okolicy uzbroili sic i
szukaja z4oczyhcow W lasach, jezeli
ich zfapia to spewnoscia powiesza.
w Washington, ID. c., przysiegli
sadu kryminalnego wydali list, re zy-
cza sobie, ably W kapitolu narodowym
wystawiono ma placu publicznym s4up,
do ktorego moznaby wiazac bic z}o-
dziejow i takich MEOW CO swe zony
bija. Smiechu W kraju tych Sc
dziow jest nies.ma4o. Wypadek ten
jednak swiadczy, :jak zezwierzecieli
obywatele wv kapitolu tel wielkiej
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-08-23
Common Council.

AT the regular meeting Monday even
ing, Aug. 10, Mayor Gould presided with
all the aldermen present.
The following petitions were present.
ed and referred; asking to have the
tusks recently found in excavating for
the new reservoir at the water works
pump house preserved. Also asking for
an outside stairway on the west side of
the city hall, for the convenience of the
water board.
Accounts were presented and accepted
amounting to SS26.23; water works bills,
1884 sewer board bills, $4l.O2.
The Street Commissioners report for
the past week were presented and ac-
cepted; total amount expended for labor
and material, $l3S.6O.
The committee reported favorable on
the petition for the paving of the gutter
on the north side of Main street between
Washington and Park streets; report
accepted.
The committee reported recommend
ing the lrPairing of the following side
walks: chs. Tuttle, Ii. w. Parker and
f. II. G'n'v. Report accepted.
The c"u ,'uns on bond No. 10 for $500
interest jn-t paid were presented; and
ordereG le-iyoyed by burning.
The bill of the Headlight Co., for $40
for cuts of the churches, schools, and
public buildings was presented, and
after long discussion for and against
the allowance of the bill, vote was
taken with the following result: Yeas
Curry, Mackey, White, Lingle, Parker 5.
Nays-Post. Smith, Lamfrom, 3. Carr led
The water board was requested to
make report of the cost of work and
material for the extension of water mains
now asked for in different parts of the
city.
A resolution was presented and passed
for the repairing of sidewalks in differ
ent portions of the city.
An ordinance was presented and read
the first and second times by its title for
the paving of the gutter on the north
side of Main street between Washington
and Park streets also in front of the
property of Hartshorn & Son.
The committee on public grounds
were instructed to take such action as
they deem necessary to preserve the
tnsks found at the waterworks excava-
ton.
resolution was presented and lost
that all licenses collected from hawkers
and peddlers labor day be turned over
to the treasurer of the labor day commit
tee. Adjourned
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-08-23
Mastadon Tusks.

The workmen engaged in excavating fol-
the new reservoir at the water works were
greatly surprised last Thursday afternoon
by finding the tusks of an American masta-
don, species of animal like the elephant
only that 1t had a hairy coat and longer
tusks with an upward curl. The tusks were
nine feet seven inches long and would
weigh 200 pounds each. They were
imbedded about three feet below the orig
anal surface of the ground and before the
water works were constructed they were
covered with water, as little bayou extend
ed south of the river. The ''oldest inhabi'
tant" does not remember 10 have seen the
animal feeding near, but he has fished for
suckers right over the spot where the tusks
yeposed and is ready to swear to 1t. Tie
question naturally arises as to how the ami
NAL got there and at what time. We have
come to the conclusion that the remains
Aoated down the Shiawassee river and were
carried into the bayou where they decayed
until nothing was left but the tusks. The
Wit II uDCcltuiu put IL uluot haNS pSch
thousands of years ago. The complete
skeletons OF these mastadons have been
sound IN the northern half of the United
States. The best skeleton in existence Is in
the Warren museum in Boston, which was
obtained from marsh in Newburg, n. Y.
ITS height is eleven feet, length to base of
tail seventeen feet, tusks twelve feet, two
and one-half being inserted in sockets.
When alive the animal must have been
thirteen feet high and length about eighteen
feet. At least 1000 people went to the
water works last Sunday to viewsthe great
epriOsjty
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-08-23
County s. S, Rally.

The union meeting held at the M. K.
church, Sunday evening, in the,interest Of
she Sunday school rally was well attended
and a thorough and enthusiastic interest
was manifested and this increased as each
ysaceeding speaker finished. Boiled down
b. lust, two words. the Sunday school rally
vas. Disqualification, as State Sec'y
ReynUids informed the audience, and he
Also gave short review Of this movement
with the objects and results which had been
attained.
Rev. j. NJ. Kerrldge spoke of "Ancent
Rallies and Rev. j. c. Cromer spoke of
Modern Rallies" telling of Sunday
school rally he had attended in Chicago two
years ago Rev. l.. w. Spayd also believed
In rallies and gave some ideas Of their use
fitness.
James Osburn, who was president OF the
day last year, was still enthusiastic over the
subject and heartily IN sympathy with the
movement. Louis Flickinger, superintend-
ent of the M. e. Sunday school, was another
speaker who was full of enthusiasm on the
subject aHd said his school was pledged to
turn out in full force.
The report of last Friday nights meeting
was read, the recommendations adopted and
officers and committees elected as follows;
President of the Day-James Osburn.
Vice Pres.-Chas. Holman, Corunna.
Chief Marshal-Capt. A. J. Van Epps,
with power to appoint assistants.
Committee on Program. w. Sim
MONS, chairman; and all Sunday School
superintendent.
Committee on Printing-M. III. Rey-
nolds, Z. o. Dewey, III. X. White and A.
III. Heron.
Committee on Finance-E. M. Miller,
B. S. Knapp, A. d. Whipple, G. d. Stew
art and NJ. l.. Parker
Committee on Grounds, Stands and
Water Supply-L. p. Royce, with power
20 add to committee.
Committee on Banners and Flags-C.
c. Duff, E. NJ. Johnson, Geo. HI. Bedford.
Committee on Music, Vocal and Instru-
nental-T. j. Horsman, G. G. Duff. E. E.
Lohnes, II. A. Wickham, Fred Town.
@nd, Frank Seelye.
Committee on Railway Transportation
b. Wykes, ]. B. Glasgow, G. V. Gibson
Rhe rally will be held in the grove near
.tie Emerson school, as last year, and the
Sunday school workers of the county are
determined to greatly Guido their former
attempt
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-08-23

All arrangements are progressing favor
ably for the big celebration in this city
Sept. 2.
President of the day, g. w. Parker
visited Lansing and Mason the first Of the
week advertising the celebration and max
ing local arrangements.
Eha Mason band has been engaged in adj
dition to those previously mentioned.
The procession will form at the nj. o.
depot promptly at $3.50 local time, moving
down Main street to Water, thence north 10
Oliver, east to Washington, thence south to
the bridge where the parade will end. The
hands and military companies will counter
march and escort the speakers to the hotels
The review stand will be located on
Washington street in front of the lois owned
by Stewart & Co. south of the residence Oh
K. "A. Todd. The speaking will also take
place at this point, promptly at one O'CLOCK
y m
G. c. Gregory will have the music OF the
day in charge. thus giving assurance That
that feature will be decided success. The
City Band will entertain the visiting bands
.t the Wildermuth House. The band con-
cert at o'clock will be drawing card.
Company Gewill entertain the visiting
military companies at the Armory. The
W. r. q. will serve dinner and supper for
ME boys.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-08-23
Probate Court.

Final accounts rendered in estates Of
VIM. Taphouse, Geo. Buell., and Peter
p. X. Dallamater, deceased.
Annual account rendered by guardian
OF VIM. ID. Fitzpatrick and others minors
Said several accounts allowed.
Last will and testament of Thomas
Simpson, deceased, admitted to probate
Bond OF John Simpson, executor, filed.
In the matter of Lucy Cannon, men
tally incompetent person. A. A. Harper
appointed guardian over person and es-
tate of said incompetent person.
Noah ID. Dellamater ppointedguardian
over estate of Peter Dellamater, minor
Orders made in estates of David A.
Lindsay and Lydia Turnbell, deceased,
admitting wills to probate. Appeal
made to circuit court from order of pro-
bate court allowing will of Lydia A. Turn
bell, deceased, to probate. Order allow
ing appeal issued.
In the matter of Ross E. Buell., an al
legged incompetent person. Application
for appointment of guardian to be heard
on Monday, Aug. Goth.
In the matter of George w. Cute, q
minor. Geo. Cute files resignation as
guardian of said minor, and asks that a
day be set for hearing his final account
as such guardian. Hearing, Monday,
Sept. 10Th. KATHERINE f. KELSEY,
Probate Register.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-08-23

The Goth G. A. r. National Encamp
ment will be held at Louisville, common.
cling Sept. 18th. A committee visited
Louisville from Quackenbush Post and
will make necessary arrangements. A
general invitation is extended to the pub
lie to accompany us. Free quarters have
been secured for comrades, and we par
ticularly invite all comrades to 90 with
our post A special train will leave
Owosso Monday morning, Sept. 9th, via
L. & A. A., and will connect with head
quarter train at Durand, and go through
to Louisville without change over the T.
q A. A. and O., ii. & ID. railroads. There
are also other routes offered.
A rate of one cent per mile has been
arranged to nearly all points in the south,
Veterans National Encampment at Knox
vile, Tenn, commencing Sept. Is; dedi-
cation OF Chickamauga and Chattanooga
National Park, Sept. Is, 10 and 20; Cotton
States and International Exposition at At
lanta. Fare, Owosso to Louisville and
return, $7.55; Owosso to Chattanooga, via
Louisville, and return, 1880; Owosso to
Chattanooga, via Lexington and Louis
vile, and return, $l3.55; Owosso to Chat
tanooga, via Lexington, Louisville, &
Knoxville, Queen & Crescent II. R.) and
return, Sl4.10; Chattanooga to Atlanta
and return, S2.75.
For further information inquire of COM
mittee. J. j. MAcKEY.
q. F. ROBINSON,
w. A. RICHARDSON.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-08-23
A TOO MODEST WOMAN,
Is such a thing possiblea

Is such thing possible9
1t is.
Many a woman suffers month
after month, whole years, because
she shrinks from talking about her
complaints.
Foolish do you say?
No, it is simply due to a natural,
commendable modesty. Still she
owes it to herself either to con-
suit good Physician or else to get
the Zoa-Phora Medical Book on
Diseases of Women and Children,
and, after satisfying herself that
Zoa-Phora is what she needs,
obtain bottle or a box of it and
use it faithfully. Both the book
and medicine may be obtained
either direct from the Zoa-Phora
Medicine Co., at Kalamazoo, Mich.
or through your druggist. All cor
respondence is kept strictly conf
Dental
These books given away byJ. S. Haggart
and Pakill q Son.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-08-23
Marriage Licenses.

Thursday, August 29th, the T., A. A. &
N. M. Ky. will sell tickets to Petoskey, Bay
View, Traverse City, Frankfort, and Crys-
tai Lake good for ten days at $500 for the
round trip. Train leaves Owosso at 1885
a. m. Coaches will be run through to Bay
View via Cadillac and G. r. e. L. Ry. TO
Traverse City via Copemish and M q N. E..
Ry. and to Frankfort via T., A. A. & N. M.
Ry. Baggage will be checked to destina-
tioR.
The ID. d M. Ry. will run peach excur-
sion 10 Grand Haven. Sept. Sd, leaving
Owosso at sos a. m. Return train will
leave at 600 p. m. Fare for round trip
from Owosso. $l.75. children 81. co.; Burton,
same rates; Ovid, 81. so and so cts.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-08-23

One night when Mr. Isaac Reese was stop
ping with me, says NJ. f. Hatch, promi-
nent merchant of Quartermaster, Washing
ton, l heard him grooming. On going to his
room found him suffering from cramp collie.
He was In snch agony feared he would
die. hastily gave him dose of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
He was soon relieved aud the first words he
uttered were, p" what was that stuff you gave
me?" informed him A few years ago we
were talking about his attack and he said he
was never without that remedy now. Ihave
used it in my family for several years. 1
know its worth and do not hesitate to recon-
mend 1t to my friends and customers. For
sale by johnson 81 Henderson. druggists
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-08-23
Real Estate Transfers

Mabbitts Ada. A. jerks to j. D. Swart
hOut, lot and 8, blk 6, Sl75.
Caledonia-E. Serge to w. Knapp, Goa on sec
go $4,000.
Woodhull-N. Carlton to w. Coles, GOA on sec
o, S435.
w. A. Place to ~ L. Tuthill, 4Oa on sec II
$1,000
Durand-J. NJ. Board to M. Adams, land on
Sd add, $500.
OwOsso City-O. G. Benedict to Il. l.. Clifford
pit lot 5 and 6, l.. A. Gould sub, blk SO, $3.50.
i. Hadsall to V. T. Storrer, pit sec "a, $3.50.
w A. Slovenian to G. Carpenter, pt reserve
2, 5000
l. II. Keeler to w. o. Woodwork ct al, pit lot
81 sub and 0, S1100.
w. Myers to M. G. Osborn, pit sec %, $1,000.
Lothrop-J. s. Shoemaker to w. +. Beatty, pt
lot 10, blk a. Nortnwood add.
Morrice-H p. Simons to 2. II. Smith, lots II
and IS, blk o, $3.50
Corunna--W. s. Marshall to L. Marshall, land
on sec %, $780,
Bennington-A. M. Howard to r. Sawtels, sOa
and more on sec &c, $1,000
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-08-23

c. 81. Burch is jogging Paul nj. and ex,
poets to fit him for the fall races.
A base ball tournament is to be held In
Laingsburg, August 2s, 30 aud 80. -Four
purses amounting to $50 will be given. The
schedule Is:
Aug. 2S, a. m.-Ovid VS.. Bath.
p. m.-Laingsburg VS.. Shaftsburg.
Aug. 29, a. m.-Shaftsburg VS.. Bath.
p. m.-Laingsburg VS.. Ovid.
Aug. 80, a. m.-Ovid VS.. Shaftsburg
p. m.-Laingsburg VS.. Bath.
Games called at 10 a. m. and D. m.
Winnie b. by Geo. Milo made record OF
1904 last week.
Goods are arriving daily for j. j. Davis
new store.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-08-23
DR.. HOLMAN S. HUMPHREY

Godey's Magazine for September falls into
the spirit of the month and treats us to
6ne drawing of Defender under full sail, by
Parker Newton, on the cover, and leading
article on "The Pleasures of Yachting" by
Jesse Albert Locke. Very timely and able
is Rupert Hughes article on the Cuban Rev.
olution, subject which has not before been
presented to the magazine public in such a
readable and popular form
Godey's differs from the other ten-cent
magazines in the numbers of original draw
ings ii uses and in its Fashion Department,
which makes it so attractive to the women
of the family. The Cooley Company, 1884
Lafayette Place, New York.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1895-08-23

The "'Fairy Isle," Les Cheneaux, Sault
Ste. Marie, Bots Blanc Point aux Pins), St.
Ignace, Petoskey, and Bay View can be
reached very conveniently and at excursion
rates from MaclSinaw City.
Fishing, hunting and boating, with many
interesting historical points at all of these
places mentioned, will more than repay one
for making the trip.
Tickets valid on above train and date
only. Good for return until September z,
inclusive. on all trains.
j, b. GLASGOW, Agt., Owosso.