The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1884-12-19

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The Iopia team and the Owosso Sec
ond team. No doubt the. game will
be close and exciting.
The following arc the officers elect
for the ensuing year in Owosso lodge
A. o. u. W.: Robert Cheal, M. W.;
Henry G. Titcomb, G. f.; Herbert
Dennis, Overseer; Hiram l.. Lewis,
Financier; Thomas M. Wiley, Re-
ceiver; Edmund o. Dewey, Recorder;
Lucus l.. Barnum, Guide; Geo. w.
Wren, |. W.; Fred. Newman, o. W.;
Cuyler Young, trustee; ]. w. thinner
man, Rep. to Grand Lodge. The
lodge is in prosperous condition,
with Il membership of IaI. On a
two thousand dollar insurance policy
the assessments for 1884 amounted
10 $40.
Don't forget the ladies and chill
drens matinee a. the N. Y. Dime
Museum, Saturday afternoon. Ad
mission 10 cents to all parts Of the
house.
Additional local on the eighth
page.
We have received The announce
ment for the second term OF the
Eastern Michigan Normal School
and Commercial College, located at
Fenton, Mich. Several different
courses are given, including pre-
paratory, teachers training, scientific
and commercial departments. Full
particulars can be had by addressing
+. NJ Harding at Fentop.
c. e. Barton, of ST. Louis, was in
Owcsso, Monday on fowl business,
Don't fail to bring your families to
the N. Y Dime Museum, Opera Hall,
Friday and Saturday evenings
Phillips digesliblc cocoa is dc
licious and highlynu.ritious beverage.
1t is an entirely new preparation OF
cocoa unequaled for delicacy Of
flavor. A trial will demonstrate It's
superiority over all other prepare
tions of cocoa or chocolate. 1t is
put up in one half and five pound lin
cans. For sale b. DR.. G. P. ParkiO.
The prospectus of the Atlantic,
the monthly magazine Of the country,
for 1885 is published 10 day in our
advertising columns, and to it we ask
the attention of every reader OF The
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to the times on all the live questions
of the day, ard among the writers are
TO be found the names Of the most
noted men in the literary world.
Subscriptions received at this office,
in club with THE TINES at So as, ior
The TINES and the Atlantic for 1885
only IS cents more than the subscrip-
ton price Of the Atlantic
The final success Of the eff1rls OF
our Hastings friends to secure the
immediate construction of the Kala-
mazoo, Hastings & Saginaw railroad
is a matter of some interest 10 the
people Of Owosso This road is to
run from Hastings to East Saginaw,
and to bring it to Owosso would only
be a slight divergence from straight
line, and as it would add largely to our
business facilities, the matter is
one worthy of consideration.
We remember some time ago OF
reading about mill in which was post
ed notice as follows: "Don't monkey
with the buzz saw when in notion"
We were reminded of this by an in
cident which happened at recent
meeting of the Iowa Pool Lire Rail
roads. The Pool is composed of the
various roads which run between Chi
cago and Council Blufs-Chicago &
Northwestern, Chicago, Milwaukee
& St. Paul, Chicago Rock Island g.
Pacific, Chicago Burlington & Quincy,
and the Wabash. The representa-
tives of one of the roads made
charges against Mr.. E. St. John, Cen
eral Passenger Agent Of the Rock
Island, OF irregularity in business
methods. Mr.. St. John was absent
at the time and considerable was