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The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1897-09-24
CHURCHES.

St. Timothy's Episcopal church,
Rev. F. C. Bayliss, Priest in-charge.
Services: Sundays at II a. M and 80
p, "A nday School at 3p. M, Week
days Wednesdays and Fridays at p,
m. Holy days at 10 a. m. Celebra-
ton of Holy Communion on 1st
Sunday in each month at II a. m.
other Sundays at 7:45 a. m.
Methodist Church, Rev. ]. B, Hurley
Pastor; services at II A. M. and 7:3o
P. M Sunday School, S P. NJ, F.
Bruton, Supt. Prayer meeting We'd
nesday night at 7:3o.
Disciples Church, Rev. D. w, Davis,
Pastor; services every Sunday HOO a.
m. and 1880 pm. Prayer meeting every
Thursday night. Sunday School at 3
O'Clock, P NJ, Geo Hackney, Supt.
Presbyterian Church, Rev. James
Thomas, Pastor; services on the First,
Second and Third Sunday in every
month and at Strickland's church
every Fourth Sunday. Sunday School
at so clock, P M.
Baptist Church. Service as follows:
Preaching Sunday morning at II
O'Clock and at s p. m. Rev. W. H.
Reddish Pastor, Prayer meeting We'd
nesday evening at O'Clock. Sunday
School at p. m. D. S. Boykin, Supt.
Primitive Baptist Church, preaching
on end Sunday by Elder Jas. Bass on
ard Sunday by Elder Jas. S. Woodland;
on the 4th Sunday and Saturday before
by the pastor, Elder P. d. Gold. Ser
vices begin at II A. NJ.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1897-09-24
COUNTY OFFICERS.

BOARD or COMMISSIONERS;
r. S. CLARK, Chairman.
John c. HADLEY, THos. FELTON,
SHADE FELTON,, J II. NEwsoM
JACK CHERRY, Sheriff,
J. d. BARDIN, Clerk of Superior Court
G H. GRIFFIN, Register of Deeds,
S. H. TYSON, Treasurer,
F. w. TAYLOR, Standard Keeper,
VIM. HARRlss, Coroner,
J. T REYEL, Surveyor,
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1897-09-24
DIRECTORY.
DEPARTURE OF TRAINS.
LOCAL TRAINS:
Y. Bound. S. Bound

LOCAL TRAINS:
N. Bound. S. Bound
Between Florence and Weldon,
No IS. No, %.
I;42 P. NJ. Leaves Wilson zoo P, M.
Between Wilmington and Norfolk
No. as. No 49.
I2:45 P. NJ. Leaves Wilson, 2:I2 P. M.
Shoe Fly" Wilmington to Rocky
Mount:
No. 90. No. Al.
1920 P. M. Leaves Wilson, 6:22 A. NJ.
THROUGH TRAINS
Between Florence and Weldon.
No 81. No. IS.
I2I5 ?. NJ. Leaves Wilson, I1;I6 ?, M.
LOCAL FREICHT-NORTH BOUND
Leaves Wilson 7;o5 A. M.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1897-09-24
THROUGH TRAINS

No. 40. No. Al.
$40 P. M. Leaves Wilson, 6:22 A, M.
The Wilson times. [volume] (Wilson, N.C.) 1896-19??, 1897-09-24

Shoe Fly" Wilmington to Rocky
Mount
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-05
Ser Sot,tuter fottttitt /!

Wollt ebr tiibl bleiben 2 Wenn 10,
10 pollt Sbr nidt ben gansen Sommer
iiber gurem alten Go1ofen id,piben,
ionoern Sbr fauft einen unierer Nrbeit
iparenoen, nidt erplObirenben 0ainlin=
ober Oelnten. bon pel1en mir Die be-
fen baben. Die gemadt tperben. ndm.
lid Monard, Sem proaeB, Detroit,
@em, perfect, SafetD unb National.
Wir baben bieielben gu allen preil len
bon 1875 aufmdrts.
lliliere 9lusmabl bon Giiblaefdben
1T bouifdnbig uno tpir laben bas pus
blifum elm au fommen unb bieIelben su
ieben. 9ieielben tperben Gu1 eefallen
uno Sbr tperoet gu1 niht pbne iol1es
bebelfen Doaen, ipenn Sbr Die billigen
preiie in 8etradt 3iebt.
9rabttliiren uno beri6iebbare Drabt=
fenifer, um bic 6liegen tpeesubaIten
unb fiible 2uft einaulalen, fir so,
refp. 20 gents.
2 Gerd & CARRIER,
Canal 9oper, 8.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-05
0enorben.

Mm %. Mpril am @oIben Sia Srau
Garab MeeIe, "a Sabre alt.
Mm "a. Npril in pbilipsbure Wm.
glpopb, i'm 9llter bon rs Sabren. Ser
Beritorbene bat i'm 80. $. 9. G. ben
8iirgerfries mitgemadt.
Mm 80. Npril i'm Nrmenbauie 6enrD
8roabmater, i'm Mlter bon IS Sabren.
Ser 8erftorbene mar Elm 0eteran oes
merifanifhen 3rieses unb bat aud ben
8iirsertries mitaemadt. gr lit an
Mlfbma.
Mm 80. Mpril In Minfielb Wm. s..
3eplin9er i'm Mlter bon Sc Sabren.
Ser 8erftorbene mar allgemein sea9tet
unb beliebt uno mar pdbreno 3ipei Ser=
minen Mitglieb Der Wablbeb6rbe bon
Suscaratpas @puntp unb ipurbe fiirsli1
gum MitglieO bes Solbaten 0iilfscomi=
tes ernannt.
9lm 2. Stat narb In ubri1sbille
f6on ,pieber elm 8eteran beg Biirger=
frieses, Wm. s. Mbittafer, i'm 9llter
oon IS Sabren.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-05
9te Dentofratiid)e GoMmtD
gottDcttttu1t

tuiro laut geidlub bes GrecutiD=gontt-
tes ain l9. SUM- in Nep pbiIaoelpbia
abeebalten. Gas Nbtommen, tpeldes
lebtes syabr bas benofratiibe grecutibe
gomite nit ben Bppulifen getroffen,
ben lebteren bieles Sabr bic Nominatio=
nen fiir &eprdientant uno gommiilio-
ndr su iiberla1en, ideint BON ben 9e=
mptraten als binoeno anaeieben gu tper=
ben. gis iebt baben mir uenigfens
nidt sebort, baB lld oemofratiihe ges
merber far elnes oieies Memter bstpor=
ben batten. (Seit Sbises seiebt, 1T
uns cine bsbinste @anpipatenanwise
fir Gon,miiIiondr ,ugesan9en.)
9aseeen feblt es nibt on @anoioa=
ten fiir Die anberen Memter. Qlm sabl=
reidnen ilno Die gelperber fiir oas Nmt
bes Sberiifs. Mta Somnibip piro
bier @anpioaten ins Selo fiibren, ndm=
li6 CHARLES Wagner, Sobn &. Oeag-
lep, Moam Gappel uno Nleranoer Sen=
oerion. DOper bat, iotpeit mir b6ren,
stpei Ganoioaten, 60. REbler unb Spbn
IS. 8eib. 9luber oieien tperoen nod
eenannt gbrilt 8erber BON Sairfielo
Sp., INNER elm eitriser Mrbeiter fiir
bas Wobl Der pemOtratii1en partei,
9. Gpan BON Warren 5p. unb Sobn
%. 8urris BON Wapne Sp. Sies lino
alle GanoiDaten, bon tpelben mir bis
iebt gebort, bod mag iib bis CUR Ib=
baltune Der Gonpention Die 3abl oer=
Ielben nod bermebren.
Mls ganblbaten fiir Gountp S9ab=
meilter perben senannt 2ouis 3eaner
bon bier, vi. Slingluh BON Canal Do=
per unb Sacpb Samf bon Bolipar.
Tim bic domination fir bas Nmt oes
Nubitors beperben li6 80. Walter bon
bier, R. Sboemafer BON 9tem Go
merstotpn, 6. 6. Gerniel bpn Strab=
+: BURG uno - &enuefer ppn 8ufs
Sp. 90. Wolter, Der friibere Nubitor,
tpurbe por orei Sabren nit nur 1876
Stimmen seidlasen, tpdbreno Die &e=
publitaner cine Mebrbeit bon 996
Stimmeu i'm gountp batten.
glidt 10 aablreid tuie fiir anbere
Memter 1inb bic Ganoioaten fiir Nrmen=
! baus=D =Direttor. So,peit mir b6ren.
bepirbt iid big jeBt nur peier &enner
bon 9amrenee SIP. um bieie Steue.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-05
9te Gart NercaMtiIe 50. In
Wetu VtiIaOeIphta

miro gaentpaaren unb S9ube billiger
oerfaufen, als irseno Elm anberes @e-
i6aft i'm @ountp, unb sibt @u9 mod
bon iebem Dollar, fur tpelhen Sbr ba=
ielbft Waaren fauft, 10 Gents auriid.
sSn bieiem 8erfaufe finb nidt einse-
idloien
Beiter Calico. perfauft fir 5 Gents.
2ancafer @inabam, 5
Setter Spulenfaoen, 4 fiir Is
unb uniere 9amenidube fir 81. .25
glne grobe 9lusuabl BON Waaren
au bi0isen preiien uno Elm Nabatt bon
5 Gents, oies follte tuobl seniigen, um
sablrei6e &unoen in unieren StOre 3u
bringen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-05
eontttter. GrS Wmmtt8 ant =. g.,
10. 1ttto IL. @0i.

in ben 2ofalen beg pubtpaarenseiddf-
tes BON 2aura u. MenIel. Da uniere
Griibjabrswaaren gr6btentbeils ber=
fauft iino, 10 mar es notbmenbig, un=
fere 6Ommertuaaren au beaieben, tpel=
DE ioeben angelan9t iino. Diefe Waa=
rem reprdientiren bic neueften MDben
uno bic preiie finb billiser als nod je.
NergeBt has Datum ni4t.
gT6ange 8lod, gtorbtpeifefe BON
public Square,
Stem pbilaoelpbia, o.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-05
BrtetfaHett.

U. g. Die Gdlo1t an ben 7ber-
inOpbplen luurbe 480 b. gb. oefdlasen.
Wenn unter ben beutieert Grie6en
Elm QeoniDas III, 10 ipdre es bobe 3eit,
bab ct bon i6 b0ren liebe.
q. M. Die MbreFe III WinfieIb,
9useoraipos gountp, 81.
u. s. @ute 9ai9entorien bon
Otuti6lanb f6nnen mir Sbnen liefern
fiir 40 Gents.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-05
Ga,taI 0oper.

Sic bieli9e Bledfabrif tpuroe bonn
S6erlff gefhloiien unb 0err prit6aro
BON Stem pbiI0beIpbia gum Receiper
errannt.
Der Gefansberein 1armonie belt am
Montag Mbenb feline re9elmdBi9e Sc.
fhdfts Weriammlutg ab, bel ,pel1er
sos. Martin als Wlitglieb dufgenom.
men iuurot. pbilip 2Oebler iibernabm
iein Amt ais 6Gabmeifer.
Carl Borber bat am !. Mai fein
Mmt als Waribal nngetreten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-05
9te Sober 9in Ylate 60. II,
ben 0dnOea eittes Matlens
Der,uaIterS.

Nm lebten DOnneritas beleste ber
Sberiff bic Oober 8le9fabrit nit Be.
f9las, um Toroerunsen i'm Betrage
bon $18, 900 fur Noten Der &eebes 60.
au beden. 9lm Greitas erfolste cine
atueite Beidlaanabme fur cine Gorbe.
rlina bon $4,000 Der glebelano Sin
plate So. unb balb bqrauf tpurbe 9bps.
8. pritdarb bon 9aetu philadelphia
gum Mahenbermalter ernannt. Gpdter=
bin murben nod Goroerurgen elmer
philadelphia Girma fiir ben Betrag
bon $26. 900 ongemelbet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-05
Sarfapar
attmke.

SariaparilIa lit Sariaporifla.
! @an5 redt. Sbee III auh 9bee
unb Wsebl Mebl. Gs siebt aber
Deridiebene Sorten! llnb On
m5dteit bie bette! @erabe
10 iit's nit SariaparilIa. 9a
giebt's audi beridie0ene Sorten.
lln6 Ou m6dteit bic bette Ger<
{tin6et Du 9i6 ouf Gariaparilln
10 gut tpie ouf Sbee itnb Mebl, 10
! tpdre bic gntIdeibuns leidt. 9as
} tbujf 9n aber nibt. 8ie fdnlit
Du benin audi 6a5u? @enn On
eiueu Bebarfsartiiel braudit, belicn
Wertb Dir anbefannt 1T, 70 faufit
} Du ibn TT einem oltangeiebenen
} 2aben ilnb perlaBt Did auf Die Grs
fabruns unb ben suten Giuf oes
Gef6dfts. Gerabe 10 iollteit Gn
beim Ginfauf bot Soriaparilla perz
} fabren.
NDer's SurIaparilla miro idon
felt so Sabren Derfauft. 0ein
GroBpattr braudte bic bon stper.
] Gs 1T eiu W'ittel, oas iid eines
9itten Rufes erfreat.
~ sittt biele earten bon
Gariapari1fa, abtr iinr cine
! ein3ise, bie bsn Aber 5erees
felt ,pirb !: nnb bieie brinet
u, 6eiIunS.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-05

Msh YtiIassisbia. 5. Rst 1897.
9iesu cine 8eilage.
9. &. Il. v. 9eute Nbeno
@eriammlung.
- Sas Greisseribt lit se3entpartig
bier in SiBung.
- Mbam 2ieler lit fbmer erfranft.
gr leioet an Wasentrdmpten.
- Seit Montag iino bic msiiten SD
iereien In unierem GountD ipieber in
ppllem getrieb.
Gueeln uno gpmben furiren aud
bas beftigite Griegsfieber uno MAIDEN
Die Griehen bierbei feline 9lusnabme.
Die bempfratiI6e Gpuntp @on-
pention miro am Gamifag, 19. Suni,
in Sem pbilobelp5ia absebalten tper=
Den.
- Ser Srof AM Wtontag bat erbeb-
liben Sdaoen anseri1tet, rameutlid
Die 8liitben Der Sbfbaume baben fart
gelitten.
- 8ei ber @abl, Die am Spnnta0
in Der reform,rten Stride babier abee=
balten puroe, tparb Sr. Mm. s. 2eid
nit SO seseu 4 Stimmen gum preoiser
getpdblt.
- 2ebts Wode mar Wabel Yprter,
tpelde bier Elm Yubma1ereeibdft be-
trieb, een6tbiet, infolse bes ihle6ten
8eihdftsganses eine 8iiteriibertrasuns
su Guaiien ibrer @ldubiger gu MAIDEN.
- Sn SanoDpille oranoen Diebe in
Die Wirtbidaft BON Mm. Gaufmam
unb itablen Wbisfep, gisarren &C. i'm
Mertbe opn $25. Sn elmer barauf
folgenoen Naht tpuroe ebenbaielbit in
ben Seller bon e. 9. Sbott einsebro=
den unb 8eribieoeues geitoblen.
Mit bisier Summer besinnt Der
rBeobadter" ieiuen 20. Sabraans.
Snbem mir unlern Sreunben fir ibre
bisberise unteritiiBuns beitens banfen.
boffen mir oud Iernerbin berielben
tbeilbaftig 3u tperben, uno iperben uns
fets beifreben, nab beitem Wiiien uno
getpiien fir bas @obl bes Wolfes su
tpirfen unb namentlid bic SntereIen
bes beutiden @lementes gu tpabren.
Sie Sirma bon s. 5. Gerber &
60. er6ffnet bieie Wo6e am public
Square einen Selifatefen Store. 9lGe
Maareu Iinb friid uno bon borsiislider
Aualitdt uno tommen bon ben beIten
geaugsquellen. Smportirte uno bieli-
ge Rdie, importirte uno bieGge Slide,
einaemahte Griidte, @urfen, @etpiirae,
Dele, @aucen &C. &c. iiberbaupt Nlles
mas oas 0ers begebrt unb ben @aumen
rei5t, in reiher 9luspabl. @ebt bin
uno iibeseust gud ielbf.
= 9r. 2etpis 3ellner 1T Elm getper-
ber fiir Die bemofratiide Nomination
fiir @ountp Sdabmeiiter. 2aum eine
anbere gonination ipdre i'm gleiden
Mabe i'm Stanbe, bem bemofratiiden
Sidet 6tdrte su setpinnen, tpie bieIe.
Der mafeloie gbarafter unb bic Befd=
bigung 0errn 3elners tperben au9 bon
feinen Gegnern anerfannt uno fir bic
Sienite, bic ct unb feline familie Der
bemotratiiben Yartei fdon eeleiitet, bat
er einen beredtigten 9lnipru1 auf bic
domination.
= Nm Samitas bat 6. u. Scar.
borff, Der neuernannte poitmeiiier, iein
Nmt iibernommen. Inter Dem aus.
iheibenben poltmeiiter, 9aniel Wpb,
baben iib bic 8eiddfte unb bic ginnab<
men berart ssmebrt. bob bic Ofnce sum
&anse elmer pofoffiee 3tpeiten @rooes
gefiesen lit uno baben 0err WpB unb
feline So9ter, nit Der Qilfe oes uner-
mibli1en Deputp, Sarpep BarnbiG,
iid ourd eetpiIienbafte Mmtsfiibruna
mnb 9robe 3uDorfommenheit bem Sub
litum seseniiber ausge3eidnet.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-05
GamDtDAtem Mts1etAete.

Perr Webafteur gemis 8sIrner ijt ein MetDer.
ber fir has amt bts Gpuntp G@atmeiiterS Derfelbt
nuterptrft f@ bet Gnfl@etbuno ber bemofrntii6en
Gonntp Gonusutipn. 8teIe . DemOfraten.
Z Rebostenr bes weobo@ter. DerbIftntIt9sn eie ben
Gonntp G0mmiiEondr. DerjeIbt nntertpixft f1 ber
Gntj&eibnnQ ber bempfrotif9en GunMtb Convention,
be 0 IT, SAINT 1897 nbgeboitem iptrb tAr ben 60a h1
jiou6r far isne Gompenticn aujIenlM
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1897-05-05

ISyluHEI uu5,
Da bleibe, tper 2uf bat, nit Gorsen
3li 0aus &C.
Sa. Der ,Wonnemonat" III oa, bat
Biz ieBt aber nod ni6t biel Riibmii6es
9eleifet. Das G1neegeitDber am
GOnntas Moreen unb Der Groif am
Nontas bdtten beHer fir Wdr3 ooer
Npril gepabt. als fiir bic 3eit, ba Der
Sa!at idieBt unb bic Bdume ausfdla-
gen." Do1 ipirb Der Reit bes Monats
bofentlid beiier ausfalen.
Nddfe Wo9e beginner mir nit
Der grsdblune Der grlebniie uno grfab=
runsen bon 5obias Weisafer unb iei-
ner gefdbrten, bic fi6 geliiifen lieBen.
ibre trauliden Bebaufun9en i'm 9uss
earaipas 9bale gu perlafien, um bic
MetropoIe bes Weitens gu beiu1en, 3ur
Belebruns unb Warnung ieiner Mit-
biirser er5dblt BON Dilarins SIMMER
grin, einent alien Mbpnnettten bes
geObadter, Oer feline triftigen @riinbe
Bat, Ieinen ri6tieen giamen binter bie-
lem Nom de plum 3u berberger, ME
ii4 aus benz Werlaufe ieiner gr3dblung
bon ielbit er9ibt.
Sbr ma1t einen Gebler, ipenn Sbr
ni9t bingebt, unl Burniibes Mustpabl
bon 9apetelt ar lehen.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-03-26
A CONTRAST.
The Party Of Obstruction and the
Party of Action.

The Party Of Obstruction ana the
Party of Action.
The difference between Democratic
and Republican capacity for admins
tration is pretty well shown by the
course of the two parties on the issues
that were prominent in the last two
campaigns. The Democrats came into
power four years ago with president
pledged to a revision of the tariff, and
with a clear majority in both houses
Of congress. The. mere threat. OF
what they would do caused derange-
meht Of business, and they had not
been in power three months before the
country was suffering under the worst
panic it had experienced for 20 years.
Some ascribed this to the Sherman law,
which the Democrats had pledged
themselves to repeal, and others
charged it to tariff agitation. What
ever the cause the situation demanded
immediate action, yet it was August be-
fore the Democratic president dared
call the Democratic congress together,
and three months after that before he
could secure final vote on the repeating
act. 1t was Il year and five months
came into power before q tariff bill
was passed, and then the bill was not
satisfactory either to protectionists or
to free traders.
Meantime business of every kind was
suffering from the paralysis which un-
certainty causes, no one being able to
make plans for more than a month
ahead.
Now mark the contrast. The newly
elected Republican president has con-
gress in session just IL days after he is
inaugurated, with tariff bill framed
and ready for consideration. 1t re-
ceives speedy attention in the house,
with every prospect that it will pass
that body in three or four weeks. If
it does not become n law inside of three
months it will be the fault of the
senate, in which the Republicans have
not a clear majority.
But this is only the old story over
again. Ever since the war the De-
mocracy has been the party OF obstruc-
ton. and the Republicans the party Of
action.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-03-26
Michigan to Texas.

That Pc ru-na is unequaled as spring
medicine is testified by great manv people
every spring. When one is run down, list.
less and tired, depressed with that peculiarly
distressing trouble popularity known as
spring fever, pe-runa should always be
taken, as it is sure to give prompt aud per-
manent relief
Lena L. Stoll, Adrian, Mich, writes as
follows: at affords me much pleasure to
testify to the merits of your Pe-ru-na.
can speak in the highest terms of it, having
used it for fvs years as spring medicine
with great benefit to myself and recon-
mend it to my friends with like results {"
j. r Stuart. Eastland, Tex. the opposite
end OF the continent, corroborates her state
ments as follows: IL purchased bottle Of
Pe.ru.na and it was used by myself and
wife as spring medicine. consider it
the best dollars worth ever bought. My
wife has used your remedies with crafty
ing results"
One of DIR. Hartman's latest books, treat
ing on the catarrhal diseases peculiar to
spring, will be sent free to any address by
The Pc ru-na Drug Manufacturing Com
pany, Columbus, o.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-03-26

Mrs.. John Elton died on Saturday after
room. The funeral was held at the M. X.
ahnrch. Monday afternoon James
Hlden was the guest of Mrs. c. P. Weed
q. Of this place, the first of the week
urs. Minnie Corning entertained friend
Ikom London, Canada, this week-A
missionary convention was held In the Bap-
t1Bt church. Wedne sday-Miss Mary
Dyer, teacher of the intermediate depart.
nent, has resigned her position, to take
slfect In June-Carrie Lemunyon enter
mined lady friend this week-Floyd
halliday, of Flushing, visited here this
week. Floyd was former Vernon boy
Miss Nellie Buyea, of Bancroft, visited here
Tuesday-B. Holmes entertained stock
Buyer from Buffalo. the first of the week
The Misses Leah limerick and Ella
Stuart spent Sunday at Durand--Mrs.
James Sadler, of Linden, Is visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Scran ton
Ray Brooks Is on the sick list-Rev.
Davidson visited at Charlotte the last of the
week.-Mrs.. b. Chadwick is enjoying a
visit with her mother from Grand Haven
--Mss Ethel Putnam, Of Durand. visited
Ut F. Burt's the last of the week.-Mrs.
Edith johnson has resigned her position as
teacher of the Lyle school, and will go to
Strand Rapids, Tuesday. Miss Minnie
Virgins will teach the spring term Of
nat school.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-03-26

| Rev. Riley Crawford has returned to
Grand Rapids to live-Mrs. VIM. Steel
has joined her husband In Granger, Ohio,
where he Is In charge of q creamery
William Rowley has removed to Highland.
and l. l.. Mills now owns and occupies the
farm vacated by him--A new mail route
has been established between Byron and
Nicholson postoffice. 10 miles south and
west from Byron-The remains Of Martin
Miner, who died at Aberdeen, South
Dakota, arrived here Saturday, and were
buried by the Masonic fraternity-The
dam here has been repaired and Mr. Luckey
is again able to supply the people with the
staff of life, or the material to make II of
Bert Shoemaker cut his foot very badly
while working on the dam-George
Bagero and Clifford Campbell engaged Ia a
fight, Saturday, the latter getting piece
bitten from his face In the melee. G. 4.
Welch, while running to witness the scrap,
fell In the mud, which was so thin and deep
that about all that could be seen of him was
his head. He said he hardly knew himself
when he got home and looked in the glass
j ID. Royce spen. Sunday in town, at
tending the funeral Of Mr. Miner, and shak-
ing hands with friends-Dr. Webster is
spending few days at his old home
DR.. A. L. Parrish was at Corunna. Monday
The Heberlein Concert Company gave a
concert Tuesday evening to a crowded
house. Every one was highly pleased with
the entertainment and pronounce it first
class---F B., Sheldon and son, Eddie,
went to Detroit, Monday, with view to
voice culture--Harmon Newman has the
contract for carrying the mail to Nicholson
three times week.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-03-26

Under this vignette you will find the
names Of the candidates for whom it
would be a judicious act to cast q
straight vote.
Our opponents are inclined TO fight
the present local campaign on national
issues, and certainly the Republicans
have no occasion to evade that kind Of
contest. We are ready to take it either
way.
Wherever the campaign turns upon
the personal character and fitness Of
the candidates, we point to men on our
state ticket whose natural qualfica-
lions and wide experience challenge
comparison with the candidates upon
any other ticket.
Wherever the contest is made upon
national issues the Republican party
occupies the same ground that it did
last fall. 1t won then by majority
that staggered its opponents. Its tri-
ulpph may be equally decisive this
spring with little effort.
y The spring campaign is usually a
quiet one, and this is no exception to
the rule. Orr opponents are not MAX
ing much noise, but it will not answer
to presume that they are going to stay
at home on election day. They want
all the local offices they can get, and
can be depended upon to make Il still
hunt for votes for the state ticket at
the same time
What the Republicans ought to do,
the very least they should permit
themselves to do, is to get out CORE
spondingly large vote.
Don't let either Indifference or over
confidence leave us with majority so
small that it will be interpreted as an
opposition triumph.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1897-03-26
Burton.

Rev. s. s. Fleming spent part Of the
week ia Adrian-Miss l.. Grace McWil-
Hams was the guest of Mrs. A. f. Cadz,
ruesday-Mrs. John Potter was the guest
Of DIR. and Mrs. Charles Shower. of Ovid,
Wednesday of last week-Dr. and Mrs.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ID. b. Green-Mrs. j. A.
Wright spent part of last week with her
daughter, Mrs. Z. X. Vincent, of near Car
land-Arthur Lewis, of Niles, is the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Bsiley-Mr and Mrs.
d. S. Wright, of BenzoDia, spent Friday
with A. e. Cadz and Sife-A yOnng heir
arrived recently to gladden. the home of Mr..
snd Mrs. Frank Mason--There will be
memo iaI services held Sunday morning in
The M p. church for tho late Rev. j. G.
Scott, former and much beloved pastor of
the church of this place. Service to begin
ut 10 O'Clock sharp miss May Gibbs spent
y part of the week with her mother in Brant
"A. ID. Whipple, of Owosso. was in town
Monday--At the last meeting of the Bur
ION Woman's Christian Temperance Union
me following resolution was adopted: Re-
solved, that in view of the action taken by
me majority of the business men of Ovid at
Ehe late election in regard to the reopenlnv
Of the saloons In that place, that We will
withhold our patronage from all those who
took such action; and furthermore, that we
will constantly discriminate against deale rs
everywhere who aid in the perpetuation of
ne salson the most cruel and unrelentlng
ios Of the home and the best interests of
sOciety.