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The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-06-18
Notice of Public improvement and Of
Special Assessment No. lis for tho
Construction of Sewer on Abbott
Street from Hickory Street to Sum.
NIT Avenue

To All Whom II May Concern:
Pursuant to resolution OF the Commission
OF the City OF Owosso at a session held upon
the 9TH dav OF June A. ID. 1915. notice IL here.
by given that the City OF Owosso proposes TO
make the following improvement, viz: To con-
struct sewer upon Abbott street I ON
HickorJ street 10 Summit Aver ne; that
the plans, specifications and estimates OF cost
are on file In my office for public inspections
that the Commission has designated as the
special assessment district upon which the
special asses smeDt for said Improvement shall
be levied all the lots and parce isof land from
ting and AUDITING upon said proposed improve.
nent. the same TO be assessed according to
frontageathereon.
The Commission OF the City OF Owosso will
meet at its regular session on Monday June %.
1915, at 7:3 O'Clock in the afternoon when 1t
will hear objections TO the improvement and to
the district to be assessed.
Notice Is also hereby given that the special
assessment heretofore made by the City As
OF the cost which the Commission decided
should be paid and borne by special assess.
ment for the improveme nj az aforesaid is now
on file In my office for public inspection. The
Commission OF the Civ Of Owe $50 will meet at
It's regular session on Monday. June 2Sht, 1916,
at 80 O'Clock In the afternoon to review The
special assessment aud hear any objections 10
any assessment which NAV be made by apv
person deeming himself sggrieved thereby.
Dated June Ilth. 1915.
ARTHUR Fl. DUMOND,
City Clerk.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-06-18
A Plumb Bob Level.

Some years ago | needed level. but
could not secure one within ten miles
says n correspondent Of Farm and Fire
side. from which this article and the
picture are produced. The one ! con
structed nv n makeshift answered the
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-06-18
PLUMB Fob.

this fasten 'wo other pieces. forming
a triangle. Now with Il square find
the point on the base from which II
line leaving it ut right angles exactly
strikes the point where the side pieces
meet. From this point suspend plumb
bob and yonr level Is complete. used
an old peg top M II plumb bob. but
almost any little weight will do.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-06-18
Shake Into Your Shoes

Aliens Foot Ease, the antiseptic SOW
der for painful, smarLing. tender, oec-
vous feet. 1t takes tue sting of eocus
and bunions Over 100000 PACKAGE
are being used by the German and Ar
lied troops at the front. Sold every.
where, 25c. Sample FREE. Address,
Allen s. Olmsted, Leroy, N. Y.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-06-18
Notice of Public improvement and Of
Spe cial Assessment No. ia for the
Construction of a Sewer on East
Oliver Street From Dewey Street
to Oakwood Avenue.
To All Whom IL Nav Cone

To All Whom IL May Concern:
Pursuant to a resolution OF the Commission
OF the City Of Owosso at a session held upon
given that the City OF Owosso proposes to max
the following improvement, viz: To construct
a sewer upon East Oliver street from Dewey
street 10 lakewood avenue; that the plans
specifications and estimates Of cost are on Il e
in my office for public inspection that the Com
mission has designated as the special ass ess'
meDt district upon which the special assess
me mt for said Improvement shall be levied, all
the lots and parcels OF land fronting and abutt-
ing upon said proposed Improvement. the same
to be assessed according TO frontage thereon.
The Commission OF the City of Owosso will
meet at it's regular session on Monday, June ~,
1915, at 5:3O O'Clock in the afternoon, when il
will hear objections TO the improvement and TO
the district to be assessed.
Notice IL also hereby given that The sIecial
asses smpnt heretofore made by The City As
SCISSOR for the purpose o. defray1ng that arr
OF the cost which the Commission decio ed
should be psi and BONE by special az sess
mept for the imp ovt ment as aforesaid Is now
on file In my Office for public inspection. the
Com sion OF The CITY OF OwOsso will meet ~
It's regular ess'on on Monday. June % h. 1913
at 1880 o'c'ock in the afternoon TO review the
special ass s- mept and hea any objections 70
any ass eSsu' MT which NAV be made by any
person dee ming himself sPgrievtd thereby.
Dated June II, 1915.
ARTHU R II. DU MOND,
City Clerk.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1915-06-18

ur pos @ so well
that | finished the
whole job by 1t.
Take n piece of
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straight edge. To
Milford chronicle., 1915-03-05
MILFORD NECK

An interesting meeting of the Ladies'
Aid took place at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Jester, on February 18th.
A very fine program was rendered by the
different members, consisting of readings,
Rotations, solos, violin solos, and sing
ing by all. Five dollars was taken in
the collection. Three new members have
joined the Aid Society. Our minister,
Rev. o. B. Reed, is doing a great deal
of good in Milford Neck Church and in
helping the Aid, and his return has been
asked for another year.
Mr.. and Mrs. SAWYER, of Camden, N.
J., have been spending a few days in
Milford Neck with relatives and friends
A surprise party was given Saturday
night at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Schuy-
Ter Kirby, in honor of Mr. Kirby's birth
day. At $50 his neighbors happened
in. - bringing with them ice cream cakes,
candies and many good things to eat.
The guests left wishing Mr.. Kirby many
more happy birthdays.
The box social that was held at Ben
nett's Gate schoolhouse on Friday night
was a success, and the proceeds, clear of
all expenses, were $l8.4S.
Mrs. Frisbv Kirby is i'll at this writing.
Mrs. Clarence Jester has the grippe.
Rev. o. B Reed and wife were dinner
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Paris Kirby on
last Thursday.
Milford chronicle., 1915-03-05
GREENWOOD.

Mrs. NJ. C. Bartlett. of Centreville,
Md. and Mrs. Bessie Anthony. of Sea-
ford. have been the guests of Mrs. John
Morgan.
Mrs. John Cannon is cOnvalescent after
an illness of several weeks of asthma.
Herring fish made their first appear
ance in the local markets last week and
commanded good prices.
B. F. Collision entertained number of
relatives at a turkey dinner last Satur-
day. Those present were Norman Col
lison and children, of Bridgeville, Harry
Collision, wife and son, of Philadelphia.
and Arthur Willev.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Adams are the
happy parents of a fine big baby girl.
which arrived week ago.
Frank Ricards was in Harrington last
Friday where he attended the anniver-
sary festivities of Mrs. Legates, who
was celebrating her 85th birthday. Mrs.
Legates annually entertains a number
of friends on her birthday.
Garret Smith returned from the Sails
bury Hospital on Thursday of last week
not much improved.
Marshall Tolbot. who has been very
i'll for the past two months, is slowly
improving.
John W. Warrington and wife are the
happy parents of baby boy.
Maude Donovan is clerking at w. E.
Jones store. succeeding Miss Reba Lord.
Mrs. Blema Tatman was a Milford
visitor on Monday.
Mrs. H. B. Horney and family have
returned home after visit in Maryland.
Another new line of Men and Women's
Clothing bought cheap and going to be
sold cheap. 2-12tf
CHAs. B. PORTER. Greenwood, Del.
A new enterprize-Flour and Feed
Exchange. All treated alike. Good Flour,
Feed and Bran. Thos. Sharp. 1tp
Milford chronicle., 1915-03-05
REYNOLDS NEWS

The entertainment and debate which
was given at Reynolds Schoolhouse on
Friday evening, February 26th, was wei
attended, and according to the decision
farmers do not favor an increased arma-
ment. The people in the various vicini-
ties have taken a great facination for
debates. so at these affairs the attend
ance increases. The principal feature
of this entertainment was a debate on
Resolved that our Government should
Maintain a larger Armament" The
affirmative supporters were Messrs. G.
Reese Truitt and Martin Elliott, while
those who argued for the negative were
Messrs. Otis P. Jefferson and Raymond
Warren. The contest was very close,
but after due consideration by the
judges, the decision was rendered to
the negative.
Milford chronicle., 1915-03-05
ADAMS CROSS ROADS

w. 1. Hubbard and daughter, Mi
Grace, and Miss Altha Adams attends
the funeral of Elmer Williams, held !
Wesley Church last Thursday.
Miss Emma Collision entertained fen
of her friends on Thursday evening. Th,
evening was very pleasantly spent d
games.
Rev. G. S. Thomas, Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Robinson. of Chestnut Woods, Miss En-
ma Collision and Esther Adams were thl
guests of Mrs. d. c. Adams on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs James johnson entertainsi
his mother, Mrs. Lizzie Johnson, at
duck dinner on Saturday:
Mrs. Blanche Adams was a Hickmn
visitor on Tuesday
Sunday School ON Sunday morning d
the regular hour.
Milford chronicle., 1915-03-05
Dry Goods Dept,

Rhode Island Reds. She gets ninety
eggs a day from about two hundred hens.
The junior class of girls in the NJ. E.
Sunday School, gave a bake" last Sat
urday and netted nice sum for missions
The Ladies' Aid of Bowers, will give
an entertainment in the Town Hall on
Tuesday evening, March 9th.
Milford chronicle., 1915-03-05
THIS

why am calling attention berry the Townsend
Late This variety has been tried your State along with
the best standards and be least 40% profitable
than the best standard varieties that Tpened in its
refer you of your best and largest growers who
have the fruit and sold by the side Of other varieties
have sold the most of the plants have for sale Delaware
who know about it. have about 20O 900 plants left that will
sell at $500 1000 $3.50 for 500 long they last
Milford chronicle., 1915-03-05
Our Next "Wednesday Bargains. March 10th

35c enamel 12-qt bucket Wed. lOc
zoe 12x17 inch steel drip pans " lOc
zoe earthen pitchers, large size " lOc
15c extra large towels lOc
10c hank Germantown wool, all colors Sc
4 fve-cent ladies' handkerchiefs lOc
1Oc ladies' stockings, slightly imperfect
on Wed. pair for Sc
10 post cards 5000 to select from for Sc
Shoe Dept. Specials.
"a pair mems S4 Regal shoes, special 2.34
Women's S1.7S cloth top button shoes
For Wednesday at 1.59
Child's s1.25 gun metal button shoes
Sizes SH to 10H, for Wed. at CSC
Women's $500 low heel patent button
shoes, for Wed. at As
Boys 81. so lace school shoes
Sizes 1 to S, for Wed. at la
Milford chronicle., 1915-03-05

The Joe Johnson another extra good late variety
already in the lead of Chesapeake Candy Sample Bandyns
and many others The Joe Johnson sold for $3.50 per 3quf
Fand Station the past season when other best varieties
only brought $3.50.
Anyone buying 1000 Joe Johnson plants and satisfied
after giving them test will cheeuy refund the money Price
$500 per 1000. $3.50 for 5OO
Milford chronicle., 1915-03-05

have big 10th century caaog that tells all about these
wonderful varees also list all the old standards gives
methods IN growing thoroughbred plants tells why they best
you want variety that date supply you with as
good as grow. at reasonable prices for quality plants
Get my book while you think of it, for you will have to
be among the first as last
Milford chronicle., 1915-03-05
TAKE A HINT

lhreeOuths of the berries Bidgevie and Sebyve, De
IN four will be of these varieties Same at Psve Nd
and other large loading stations n the Peninsula
Remember only about 100000 plants left of the Townsend
No one else has them for SALE This the last chance
Remember you taking chance You do not have to
take word They have been tried on your own soil the
introducer of both varieties
Address
Milford chronicle., 1915-03-05
c. D. Abbott & Company
MARCH FURNITURE Sale

Gratifying savings on Furniture
of splendid Quality tells the story
of our March Sale. Every piece is
priced to much below the regular.
Every piece is fresh, new and up-to-
the-minute in design. And every
piece is thoroughly guaranteed.
Milford chronicle., 1915-03-05

l5c LOOT heavy tin bucket Wed. 10c
zoe white & blue enamel wash basin 1Oc
Milford chronicle., 1915-03-05
Strawberry Growers Attention

We know that is the desire of every strawberry grower
to the best money making varieties for their crops
Milford chronicle., 1915-03-05
c. D. Abbott & Company
$1.25 for Any Mans Hat in
the Store, that Sold for
$1.5O, So, $3.50 and $500

These hats are good, clean and of fine
quality, They are of models to suit everv
face and fancy. There is not every si,s
of every kind, but you can find your Size
color and style at saving in most cases
of 81 90 or more.
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we can add the third. that in
Christ all this is done away with
by the tearing down OF the
middle wall bv giving life to the
Gentl'es that is, salvation For
in Adam alt die, but IN Christ ak
was made alive In this mighty
change of the CicEtllc Nation,
that is from death unto life,
bringing them under tue law Of
righteousness made IL Il pe.ssihil.
,ty Tor them to bring .heir
bodies a living sacrifice, ~ an
der the immutabie counsel Of
Coo and be saved, Although
before this. they may have been
very rich. Bu1 is we have said
before. out from under this
counsel it is impossible,
God in Christ has extended q
hand of mercy to every one. But
if there is any that will not take
hold IF the hand, God cannot.
nor will not save them. Yet we
must say that God does not will
the death of any one. You may
think as. GOO does not will that
all should die, but that all might
come to him and be saved, And
that he is all powerful. God
would save them any way. But
my dear reader ,emnmber, the
fac. that Ii is impossible for Gnd
to lie. For if he would ever lie,
then he become, transgsessor,
and could uuiy be counted a
pardner to satan. And it is
true, that one drowning man
cannot save another drowning
man but both must drown to.
gether. Neither can the blind
lead the blind, they both must
fall into the ditch Therefore
we must say again that il Is im.
pos sible for God t. lie And for
this reason we say that it is
impossible for God 10 break his
immu. oil counsel. And as
long as he holds up his lmmuta.
billy just that long he reigns q
Supreme Divine Being. he
then is the cod. yesterday, today
ana forever more; which makes
him an all powerful God.
The man who would say that
it is q possibility for God to- do all
things, would say that he could
be a devil today and u cod Of
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And | commended with them,
and cursed them. and smote
certain of them, and plucled off
their hair, and made them swear
by God, saying, Ye shall rot
give your daughters unto their
sons. nor take their daugh,, S
unto your sons, or for your
selves. Neb. 1873 rs,
We repeat, this was the for.
hidden fruit spoken Of in the
garden and the wild grapes
which God spoke of in this
manner
Now will ! sing to my welt
beloved a song of my beloved
touching his vineyard. Nv well
beloved hath q vineyard in a very
fruitful hill
And he fenced it, and gathered
out the stones thereof. ard
planted 1t Wit. The choicest vine,
and built a tower in the midst of
it, and also made a vine press
therein: and he looked that it
should bring forth grapes, and
it brought forth wild grapes. !"
Isaiah 81 2.
And it was in this tranSgres.
sion where the covenant of death
was made. Spes king of it in
this manner
And your covenant with
death shall be disannulled, and
your agreement with hell
shall not stand; when the over.
flowing scourge shall pass
through. then ,ye shall DE trod-
den down by it," Isaiah % is.
When this was done is when
death passed upon all men. And
this was done when Adam in the
garden transgressed. and eat of
the forbidden fruit. For Paul
spoke of this same transKres.
sion, which makes it plain in this
manner
Fer since by man came death
BY man came also the resurrec.
ton of the dead.
F,r as in Adam all die, even 80
in Christ shall all be made
alive" | Cor, Is -21 %.
The reader must comprehend
two facts in this, one is, the
covenant of death and an agree.
ment with hell that was made.
And the other is the sour grapes
or the Legitimate children. And
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men began to multiply on the
face of rhe earth, and daughters
were born unto them.
That the sons of God saw the
daughters of men that they were
fair: and they took. them wives of
all which they chose.
And the Lord said. my Spirit
shall not always strive with
man, for that he also ls flesh:
yet his days shall be an hundred
and twenty years.
There were giants in the
earth in those days; and also
after that, when the SONS of God
came in unto the daughters of
men. and they bear children to
them, the same became mighty
men which were of old, men of
renown.
And God saw that the wicked.
ness of man was great in the
earth, and that every imagina.
tion OF the thoughts of his heart
was only evil continually.
And it repeated the Lord that
be had made man on the earth,
and it grlved him at his heart =
Gen. 6-16.
Yes 1t repentpd God that he
bad made man on the earth,
when be saw his sons and
daughters mingleing themselves
with the suns and daughters of
men
To explain this to our readers,
we shall say that it repen Led God,
when he saw the SONS of the
formed man taking tie daugh.
tiers of the created man, for this
was the forbidden fruit. Please
read
For they have taken of their
daughters for themselves. and
for their sons so that the holy
, seed have mingled themselves
with the people of those lands;
yea, the hands of the princes
and rulers hath oeen chief in
This trespass. Ezra 9-e.
Also, please read
In those days also saw I Jews
that had married wives of Ash.
dod, of Ammon, and of Moab;
, Aud their children spake half
In the speech of Ashdod, and
could not speak in the Jews
| language. but according to the
language OF each people,
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with out US should not be made
perfect.
Heb, 11-39 40
For it ia said that Christ must
reign. Please read;
Then cometh the end, when
he shall have delivered up the
kingdom to God. even the Father;
when he shall have put down all
rule all authority and power.
For he must reign, till he hath
put all enemies under his feet.
TIE last enemy that shall oe
destroyed is death.
For he hath put all things un-
der his feet. But when he saith
all things are put under him, it
is NANTES. that he is excepted,
which did put al things under
him.
And when all things shall be
subdued unto him. then shall
the Son also himself be subjec:
unto him that put all things
under him, that God may be all
IN all"
lat. Cor. 1o--24 %
We learn here that Christ
must reign until he puts the last
enemy under his feet. And the
last enemy to be destroyed is
death. Then Christ will deliver
the kingdom up TO the Father.
Then God will be all anu in all.
This then will be the kingdom
of God. In this kingdom, Christ
will be just the sane as one Of
US For Paul said:
And il children then heirs.
heirs of God, and joint heirs
with Christ: if so be that we
suffer with him, that we may be
also gloritied together
Rom. S--l7
When this kingdom comes, we
then vii he joint heirswith Christ
for the last enemy has been de-
stroyed and put under Christ's
feet which is death. Christ h as
delivered the kingdom up to the
Father, and God is ali and in all.
There is no rich man in this
Kingdom; for it Is impossible for
. rich man to get in there. Every
one that goes into this Kingdom,
must 90 in On an equality, A
rich man may oe in the prepare
tory room 1.-The klngdom of heav.
en- to prepare Tor the kingdom
of God. Here is vhc preparatory
law. Please read:
And the multitude of them
that believed were of me heart
and of one soul: neither said any
o. them hat aught Of the thing S
which he possessed was his own;
but they he'd all things common.
Ana with grea. power gave
the apostles witness of the res.
direction Of the Lord Jesus; and
great grace was upon them all.
Neither was there any among
them that lacked; for as many
as were possessors of lands OF
houses sold them and blOugh,
the prices Of the things tina,
were SOLD, %
And laid them down at the
apostles feet: and distribution
was made unto every man &C
cording as he had need.
4 And Joses. who oy the apes
ties was surnamed Barnabas
\ (which is being interpreted. tn G
h son Of consolation a Levite. ant
of the country Of Cyprus,
4 Having land, sold it, anC
\ brought the money, and laid j
N Ut the apostles feet"
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Christ which before was
preached unto you:
Whom the heavens must re.
ceive until the times Of restitu.
ton of all things, which God
hath spoken by the mouth of all
his holy prophets since the
world began.
For Moses truly said unto the
fathers, A Prophet shall the
Lord your God raise up unto
you of your bretheren, like unto
me; him shall ye hear in all
things whatsoever he shall say
unto you.
And it shall come to pass
that every soul. which will not
hear that Prophet, shall he de
stroyed from among the PEG lie.
Yea, and all the prophets from
Samuel and those that f How
after, as many as have spok n
haye likewise foretold of these
days.
Acts 3--19-24
This law is confirmed by these
words:
For | mean not that other
men be eased and We burdened:
But by an equality, that now
at this time your abundance
may he supply for their want,
that their abundance also may
be a supply for your want; that
there may be equality" II Cor.
S-1S-14.
f.. Under this immuta5le counsel
Of God; it being confirmed by
two INN utable things, with an
oath; by which it is impossible
for God to liz. tine two " tines.
SEES The man who has ue1n rich
IN this worlds goods, cap get IN
to the klngdum; out he must
come in under this i'm u utaole
law, for it is impossible to
change Gods i'm IN ntable coun.
sci. Again we add the fact, that
at the time when Christ spoke
tof the rich man in mis- parable,
he was speaking more direct
concerning the Gentle Nation,
than anything else. They had
not been brought in yet. He
krew that he Was going to bring
them in, and he also knew that
! the whole world was set in their
heart, which would make them,
Ia n worldly sense, very rich,
So when, Christ spoke in
parable concerning the rich man
the apostles could not see how
any one could be saved. So the
reader viii see in speaking of a
rich man today it would be an
impossibility for him to be saved
out from under the immutable
counsel of God. But then, at
that time the Gentle world had
every thing Having dominion
from sea to sea, They were very
rich, And Christ at that time
said they were without Christ.
Please read:
Thai al that time ye were with
out Christ, being aliens from the
common wealth of Israel, and
strangers from the covenants of
promise. having no hope and
without God in the world.
But now, in Christ Jesus, We
who sometime we're afar off are
made nigh by the blood of
Christ" Eph. Pip 10.
The reader, will see that it
took Christs blood to give those
Gentiles Cnrist, a hope and y
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1But With GOD all
Things Are Possible

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