Grand Rapids morning telegram., November 27, 1884, Image 3

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Morning Telegram.
GRAND RAPIDS, NOV. 27,
Ml.MJK MICHIGAN MAITLU.
iAa jit Thrt- O.tii.
ilQkc-.'ori Loa.sci are to Lc numltrtd.
The White milU hao hut down.
The Iichiu5 C-ta.ii will cloe iieit Satur
day. Joha Ilaihd, i it of Caro, hai bought the
L'uiuiiviliu .vm.
Th Mtlhudht will eru:t a usv church iu
Hcur, 0-cvot;t ounty.
Th prwiK-r4 in the Detroit Hou-e o Cor
rection will eat turkey to-tli.
Tim Kittle Crt-Ck Workiiiumrix Sx-iety
h.u bftu ore' uiizt d ith l- member.
Naijic-i Hiixa'tiiat- tit m-n. l'hil Uootr
l.a.i tt t n artt il a: Ionia for Uiu' drunk.
-Th Ib;ir-J of Sute Auditor held their
reiiUr monthly tneetu:,; iu Lan.tin.' riter
day. Tn-iuurer Soale, of the University, fell
dovn Ptair- a few das a'tj, and vax badly
hurt.
The tu' (ietty, uu the bt;wh at I'tlltuter,
ha-i -iht, and will probably irove a total
rerk.
A Tut-iliy fori noon Lu-t the 'old red mill"
burned at Adrian. Ia insurance,
:,().
Hon. J. C. Harrow hn- formed a law
lartnert-hjo vdth II. F. Sovtru-s at Kala
mazoo. A hon-m iM-iouinj to W. W. Heed, of Lud
inou, barned Monday ui'ht. lot 'J,lXJO;
insurance, $l,fiJO.
Probably in anticipation of the cholera
v L-itiri: in next year, there are 3D rei-tered
;hysician- in Wayne county.
Since la-t April there have been over thir
tet n mih h of water pipe laid at Fort Huron
and reveu new tiro hydrants set up.
Another tire broke out in the Calnia. t and
Hrcla mine Saturday on tho niith level, but
it wiw extinguished without much trouble.
rvven Kan and hungry Democrat- are
prowling around the Neaunee jontotlice,
ami the number will probably increase.
The ten-year-old on of Chas. Webster, of
Ithaca, was run over by a loaded wagon ou
Tuesday and received sevtre- internal in
jur i -s.
Three three-card rnonto crooks were ar
reted at Uitf Kapids Tuesday. They were
Jimmy McGuire, Dan McGiuess and Tom
.McNorton.
Tack, Woods & Co.'s mill at Au Sable will
probably shut down next Saturday. Tho
mill has cut ulout ,7),0IWIU feet of lumber
this season.
Thomas llurnell, a farmer living near
ironson, died Monday from injuries he re
lieved in a drunken runaway accident two
weeks previous.
A Kalamaoo church choir is giving con
certs, making a tour of the State. Other
churches would be blessed if their choirs
would do likewise.
A Canadian named Henry, in the employ
of the Green Oak Evaporating Company at
South Ljons, dropped dead of heart disease
Tuesday morning.
The Michigan electoral college will meet
nt the State capitol in liaising on Wednes
day, December at L' p. in., aud cast their
votes for President.
M. J. Heedj , of Detroit,went to Louisville,
Ky., secured his lady-love, Mis Mary F.
Kothermal, and eloped with her to Adrian,
where they were married Tuesday.
Tho Allegan CarrUe think? Gov. Hegole is
a bigger man than Leonidas. Ieonidas
tried to hold a pass and couldn't. IJegole
tried, and held several for two years.
In the trial of Mrs. VanderhofT, at Berrien
Springs, for the murder of her husband,
tho jury returned a verdict on Tuesday of
"guilty of murder in tho first degree."
The Jackson Sir Knights will visit their
Battle Creek fraters Friday night, and do
vali.uit Knight-Templar work in the Com
"mandery room and at the banquet hall.
Mrs. M. W. Knapp, of Montague, Mich.,
issues a card in which she informs her friends
and the public that in answer to the prayer
of faith the Lord ha rtS'ored her to health
W..d motion aro warned not to attempt
to enter Tentwater Harbor during day or
night without the assistance 01 a lug, as
there is a dangerous obstruction at the en
trance.
r,K- -I'll) Ixmrn U rcMiuired from citizens
- '-:,V.vV -
nf I irr fjir tii isiaiiisiimeub oi van ui
t ib factory to employ twenty men. Kelly
and Kiddie of the Caro macnine snop raaue
tho oifor.
The tings on the State capitol iloated at
half mast yesterday, out of respect to the
memory of Hon. Robert 1. Eldredge, ex
Secrt'tary of State, who diedat Mt. Clemens
Monday night.
nV, T. B. Schermerhorn wants to bo post
...oint Umlson. Good thinz for his out-
of-town correspondents. All they will have
to write on the envelop? is Pimply I'ostmas-
ter. Hudson, Mich.
Kaiama(x people hnvo exhausted nearly
every new scheme for jopular amusement.
As a last resort they have organized a free
Cass in Hebrew. 1 ho old propneis may pro
i aro to shed their tears.
Judge Gridley, of Jackson, suspended
sentence in the case of Henry Blake, of De
troit nml h was ordered to aiiear at tho
nr.tt term of court for Sentence. Bail was
fixed at $.ViUt whicli was raised.
Editor Bates of the Grand Traverse
frf.? t.r-;nniablv counts on a lon life.
u. r.wnlvtd to wait until the Crouch
trial is completed, and promises to give his
reader tho result. tfiiiiac L.rtzen.
Tho exmrion to New Orleans arranged
by Mr. Moran, insirucior in sienograpny m
tho University, is reserved for professors
students and former members of tho insti
tution, rare for the round trip J,.
I,eo Miller, free-lover, temperance lec
turer and Greenback stump orator, wns ar
r.uiu.i it th streot of Detroit Tnesilay
night for being helplessly intoxicated. The
strt'iig lion heia trie weaker ia?o capuve.
Ist Saturd.iy thu Common Council of
Bron-on had the names or fourteen h atntual
drunkard ported up in the sal)ons and drug
ntore- itj t ne village, and will prosecute any
one that sell tnem mioxieaung n.mors.
Tho Mmkm husbands of tlie future will
not have to cur-i long over tho absence of
sir imltons. I hev have a pewini school in
that city, ami the attendance is getting int
the hanurvd-s. this alone ought to give
MusegHi a ioorn.
Vmc 11 f i.wltii. tfie Threo Oaks M. K.
p;sttr, had a n-rnev c-ap from deAth
Sunday. The snow anl car 'inokfl tilindexl
him so that he did not notice an approach
n train until h wa struck and thrown
over tifty feet. No bone were broken and
ho will recover.
x How h this for Northern Michigan! Trip-
! ts wpth ru Titly lxm in Osceola county,
ti;-ee i air t)f twm iti Alam-te in one
wort:, a pair in H irri-vilh and Owoso, t;o,
?n,l 1 t Jolin Am. of Ea-d Tawa.-. was
pnen'eil with two boy labie tifteen httlo
in iven homes m uv towns, o (a!c
Corii-r.
Col. F. B. S:tvkbri!g. of Kalamazoo, i
lruf. nl nt the Mackinac Countv Arrieuli
fun! S.viftv and M-vorS. U. (rrummond.
of Detnvt, is oooof tJM two v:ee-preJ1denis.
Th gf'inil-5 of th S u"ety art to ! Halted at
M kitiac 1-1 md. and iut oae need b aston
ib.fvl if a hore ra or two sha.ll b stH'n
there oe day.
A council of Ctyv. grgational past-ir was
iu. M at Sc. Jo' ns. l.'.dty. to investiirat
cburv'i u;i!I"i!:t' I hey rooomu'end that
tlV. hev, J. E. Kleh a;-d co- his atoraf
of th Congrej,-atioual Church at tint plaoe,
tat the council rtcknowUHs that then wt?n
- o'rfnin .igratatiug cans and pay a dm
phineut to the reverend c nticman's worth.
criat rirrs hats.
i"b DiUottv lyt f the 11 tliJkt cf
llkmca Tnvel;erd
An satn &m a iuaz prints into publio
Doico h 1 grEH. fckvkS JCXd d'riru'ti v
arttd&wf Lodgar. It U a HtiU diticult
to till w hy thb is, mt It i ntrvtheicraji a
fct. hrciHnt Arthur usually wtars a
Ull allk LiC It look like a reidout'
hat. Whoever nid U, it is th only cna
of its kind la Wajhiuun. In th first
pla.iM, it i a very tll tat, with jiut thi
iLado w f a curve near the crown. Tbe
brim Li troal and nearly straight, and
tngs owr bij eyea. It ii u but among
tat and ono would ak the name of its
Owner among a thousand. Attorney-General
Browser's whiti uilk haU are almost
, historical. Ilt ha- them ma le in Fhila
delrhia, ariid it ii said he coiisumei bv
oral each aon. It is a matter of om4
curiosity why Le should want a new hat
of this specks. Certainly it must be a
great puzxlc far him to pick out his latent
purchase from among the large stock
which ho must have on hand. His hats are
made to be brushed either or both ways,
and they usually are. They are built very
high, with a bulging crown aud a rolling
brim, something like the style of the head
gear worn in the pictures of the allegorical
Uncle SanuH
Mr. Blaine some timed wears a stylish
silk hat, but his favorite is a black slouch,
which he draws down over his ayes until
it nearly touches his nos. General But
ler and Senators Kdruuri is and Hoar also
run to sloucben, all appurently made or
pretty nearly the same model. General
Loicaa wears a cavalry slouch hat about
half the tim and a respectable silk hat
the remainder. fcWiator Ingalls hat is
tall and angular, like himself. It is a
keen and incisivedooking hat, and sits on
his Lead iu a prim sort of fashion, as
much as to say to all th brother hats:
' Just have yourself made over into this
ityle." Secretary Chanllor usually
wears a Porby. He perch is it low down
on his forehead, where it looks thoroughly
business-like, like its owner. Secretary
Frwlinghuysen wears a. tall, thin silk hat.
Secretary Folger, on the contrary, wears
a rather low-crowned hat, which materi
ally addfl to his ju licial appearance.
Secretary Lincoln's silk hat is usually
stylish and dressy, while Secretary Tel
ler's makes him look like an Episcopal
Bishop. Fostmastor - General Greshara
has developed a genuine fondness for his
old bUtck slouch hat, which he throws
down anywhere.
Commissioner Loring wears the most
dignified looking silk hat in Washington.
No one would ever think of such a thing as
rubbing that hat the wrong way, and as
for crushing it, the Idea would be prepos
terous. General Rosecrans affects the mil
itary slouch hat, while General Sheridan
wears a light Derby of a fashionable
make. Before he was elected Speaker, Mr.
Carlisle always wore a slouch hat; now he
wears a tall silk ono with a narrow brim,
which looks as though it were three sizes
too small. Senator Mahono wears a light
brown slouch hat on the left side of his
hea 1, which gives him a dashing appear
ance. Judge Lawrence, the eccentric first
Comptroller of the Treasury department,
wears a flat-crowned hat with a wide
brim. This is savagely pushed down on
his head, just as though he had
given an adverse desion of
ten thousand words. It almost covers his
ears, but don't; that is, one can soe the
ar3. These are a very few of the im
mense number of distinguished-looking
hats which may be seen in Washington.
Tho sul ject of hats suggests an incident
which happened at tho White House du
ring Grant's first terra. General Butler
came in to sea the Presidont oue day, and
deposited his new silk hat in a large and
comfortable nrm-chair. As he stood talk
ing, in walked Horace Greeley. Greeley
shambled across the room and Rat down
fair and squaro upon Butler's hat. Ol
course there was a crash, and, as the great
editor jumped up, Goneral Butler took the
remains of what was his handsome head
gear in his hands and said: "Greeley, I
knew that hat waldnt fit you."
A CHARACTER OF LONDON.
The Daronest Coutta an She Appears la
Her Box at the Lyceum.
London Cor. N. Y. Mail and Express.
I visited tho Lyceum Theater (Irving's)
the other night and saw some notable
people there. Miss Terry's sister, Mrs.
Lewis, occupied ono box the night I write
of, which the actress' two little children
shared with her. The elder of these is a
girl of about fourteen, who does not look
in the least like a Terry. She Is a brunette,
with a serious, pensive face, while the boy
lithe verv Image of his mother. The Bar
oness Uurdott Coutts owns and occupied
the next box, which is a very largo one.
Her young husband, always with her, is i
fine, manlydooking young fellow, appar
ently not over thirty-two or thirty-three,
while she, the richest woman n all En
gland, scarcely net far this side of
sixty.
She is a little meek-faced creature, utter
ly without style or distinction in either
appearance or manner; and as to her
dre4I I have been trying to think of
some one in America whom she resembles,
but I can't. At all events she i small.
slight and very round shouldered, quite
the carriage of an enfeebled old lady. Her
hair Is of a muddy brown, and is now
parted in the middle, and either plastered
smoothly down over the temple or on stat
occasions slightly inflated on either side,
giving her th appearance of being about
to Kfe her blinders. She ha? small, light
bin eyes, a straight mouth, with thin lips
and a small nose not at all an unpleasant
face, and the farthest in the world from a
severe one. It is easy enough to-see how
she would grew to very dpndent on
th person who happened W be much with
her if sympathetic to hr.
8h"9 wore a pal blue silk gown the even
ing that I saw her, and over it was fes
tooned a black Chantilly orerdre, or
something of that sort; at all events it
was all awry, and the gathers intended for
the middle of the back were around cn th
side in a bunch, while the festoon arranged
for the sid was d angling ia front. Thl
failure to understand ench other, so evi
dent ttweu gown and overdrew, did not
contribute Ia the dtsnity and elo-vnee c
th dUlinjuishM wrr. Neither did her
decoration hav tbt efTi-cf In fact J do
wish Kni:lih mron would either echw'
th-ir wrt4hid little topknots entirely.
whicn you nvy ay tpat they are not like
ly to do for' mr akinz, or I wih tey
would Cud ?wme wy of fateTUr.g thera
?om wav stTvy will tny pif Nothing
c-n t mor amtitu than a row of dlrni
fied old dowsers ch with her urntdy
b5d;ear nodding and warirsf with every
slights mtMrv,ajl any cn? who has evr
sti a cg of weary nhi cookatooa will io
INSURANCE AGENCY OF
M. W. BATES 8i COMPANY,
No. 10 Canal St., Rooms 5. 6. 7 and &."
RESIDENT AGENTS FOR THE FOLLOWING COMPANIES:
Organized.
IWr Idvtrpool and London and Glol
lrS Queen
W2 1 Lancashire
lNXlmperial
1717 Norwich Union
IK8 Home-
1 Underwriter's Agency
lKii (Jermama
li Niagara
111 .Ktna
li10-Hartford
l."d riutnii
IKjO Connecticut
171 National
1 Tin Insurance Company of North America
IK.'." Pennsylvania
1KPJ Si Tingtkld, F. M
1S4'J Citizen's
1K7 Cooper
lHLT New York life
1N7 Michigan Mutual life.
1872 Accident Insurance Company of North
Total Capital Represented,
MILLER & MIDDLETON,
FRESCO
AND
house w m
PAINTERS. HS
56 Ottawa Street,
D.'A. BLODGETT.
D. F. DIGGINS.
D. A. BLODGETT & CO.,
Bankers,
Cadillac, Michigan.
Collections promptly attended to at current
rates.
Interest paid on time deposits.
j. s. McGregor,
New Steam Dye Works,
20 Fountain St., Grand Rapid.
T.mlMui Drnudoa f'lrtnVa Hdnuk nr Rlimlira
Ch-amxi or Dyetl ir. a Superior manner. Gentle
men a jnuie-up uarments i.ieanei or ujea ana
Handsomely PreBcd by Steam: ISoual to new.
Ih'paiiiiK Done.
woods Kecei veil and Ueturned by Express.
?i AnsrCBZAtTHiJOTircirTBwrooaszLijf
HUlLOBafe, quick euro, any alb Kkd,
Toilet Mirror, 10 centa; by roUL Aaare... "rt-"
Cures Sore Throat,
Hoarseness, Tickling
regulates the bowels.
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Vfj3i- mnnlT. person or letter, Beet, efficient, rem i
TSKBT
try it, the price is only 25 cents.
GEO. G. STBKBTBB, Sole Proprietor,
89 MONROE ST, GRAND
STEKETEE'S
Sure Cure, price 50 cents. For sale
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PAPER
m MP HANGERS.
Grand Rapids, Mich.
FARMING
AND STUMP LANDS
For Sale to actual settlers at low prices and
on favorable terms.
r Located in the counties of Osceola, Clare,
Missaukee, Wexford and Roscommon, Mich
igan. nJot particulars address
D. A. BLODGETT,
45 Monroe Street,
GRAND RAPIDS. MICH.
JAMES H. CAMPBELL,
CZj attorney at law
Room 5 immen riioo 3 Monroe Street.
TI V22 IONIA ST. so. of Morton House
1 Physician, SnrjrfOBicfOtchfir
Nervous Debility.Opiumllabit & Stutterinc cured
Patients treated at home. Artificial Eyes.etc Call
or write. N.J. AIKIN. M.U.. Uraod Kapidi, Micb.
PiOISlIJTIIIVIE
Chest and Lung diseases, Coughs, Colds,
of the Throat. Very
It is tho largest bottle for the price known,
ALSO
WHOOPING
ncn xr&zx vvo r.;- c:i cr cj.-
cf Pzn fizz Dens cr
T7 rt &d Tfta' tlak Oil tar ttaml ttad
buriia, Hj-uj, ikc, lUid tiid ikuii bUr. It t
e;xvuJly bdylJ to cLiilrtra, M it l -d
rw.vnxnikiLa it to ixesta.
I Lavh tiAeJ Yan' WhAc OU fur Xe&nJiri. ti.J
it I provwd to b faUfbcWry, bJ it Imm
me enuivJj: fcio our btxt axr nw.ixr Mb
corvd by it, JoLlem Kirft, bjr liiteriibl u tor
rvrt Tkroat, rurublx.txi ritb b aftrrw lkuirti taxi
HobrM-ne; bio m&n l j U.e Lbme Monti
Kwlntfua vw oord by it of a ttry bt?vt?re L&me
liHck. 1 van uvwr wy too xxrucb ia prbiwf of j oar
Mufic Oil.
(JrcOid llai en, April , . .
luura truly, JAtXJli DtSl'lILDi-lL
KiiJ would not nko u be witbout it. w it U b cud
family mdicinf, fix: Hum. llruit. boiv
TLrObt, Cold, etc. bnce 1 truly rtxmmnd it to
.i,..ii:. ifk'V V V A V I id' VI; 1 1 'vi
ltottera, W. IvU. 11, is&.
Mucketfon, Miclu
Mr. ti- O. VASDtKLiMiJX;: V Lktv a! sour
M&fic Oil witii irrmt kbUfbction. On of our
children wtu Ukea eick witii (to-Jltl) dijh
tluTin. Of cuure we eimdoyd a doctor, but the
cldld grewworbe every dy. Oue morniii. tLe
doctor calltxi with four more of his irofeioii;
and consulted. If tlte child would be alhe in thw
evening they were to otea tiie child tLroat bid
cut the phlegm out. Thia 1 did not approve of.
but aa tiiere was no Lope or tiie cbim a recove n', i
cxjnfetnteL Finally our neiKlibor, Mr. Y. Yander-
w erp. called with a bottle or your siagic uu, aua
ufcked if we would ut it it wtuld cot oa noth.
nir. V mA the rhiLl tliree or fire droi ia-
ternally every hour, and poulticed the ole of it
ft with onioni .and baiijea it uiroat weu wun
Madc Oil, and when the doctor came in the even
ing he want! to know what we had given the
child, an it breathed ao much easier. 1 told him
nsml VMn'a Miurie (hh lie aaid keeD rivfit on
nfeing it aa tlat waa better than he could do. 1
have thanked Mrs. V anderwerp a Uiouhana umea
for her kindness, and 1 sincerely tliank oa for
your valuable medicine. Youre truly,
M1W. A. D. PAIN.
Blotkeon. I would aay, I Lave known the ef
fects of Van's Mario Oil, in domestic prtwtice,
alwujs with irood elfects, never with bad eflect.
Have pmribed it in my practice; find it a very
good and aaf e medicine.
W. II. DELAP. M. D.
Van's Magic Oil or King of Pain ia manufac
tured by N. O. Vamlerlinue, Muskegon, Micli
and is bold by all dealers.
arand Ro.pid.0
NATIONAL BANK.
OF GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN.
Organized March, 1880.
Oapita.1, - - 0500,000
f Surpluo, O 100,000.
EDWIN F. UHL, FREEMAN GODFREY.
Preeident. Vice-Preaident.
WM. WIDDICX)MB, Caahier.
Intereet at I per cent, per annnm on all
time deposits.
DIMCTORi :
Ixlwin F. Uhl, Freeman Godfrey
Geo. H. Long, Enos lutnam,
Wm. G. Herpolahelmsr, M. J. Clark,
I). H. Waters, Jos. Houaeman,
(ieo. C. Kimball, Charles 8. Hareltlne,
M. Engleman, Thomas D. Htimaon,
Wm. Widdicomb,
NEW CROP
ABSOLUTELY PURENEW PROCESS
BUCKWHEAT
IFILiOTTIR,
Just Received and for sale in any quantity by
33. S. HARRIS,
525 and 527 South Division St. Grand Rapids
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pleasant to, take. It
RAPXDS.'
COUGH CURE
at same place.
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Grand Hapids n JnClrc
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tlif followiLji UHTllijifi.
Grhiid liapiJs.
liiui is th tiJy line mnixiua A'laLtic l.itr
lvixif here Kt li:4i i. 1 xti hiit -j (tr to
lMruit, nihkiii tiirtvt cj;iit tiuiiS it-r uIJ jmiLt
I'aaL, arriiuiij bt .Nt-w iuikTu. in. ti.e mhmiIjJ
Iiriur ( i-.r ou mail tn.ias Ik,ui vt tTid v-L
Tl.e tritin lfiiiii? t S.li i. in will niake iirte
coniiw.-tioa vitJi MiJw auk ttun.-itdiuy, t i.tx ;
J hrturu tuLff hnrt id v., it. 11. A 3L. niiic
in Morton Uouw hhn k, nt th drin.t.
i. lUTJ J .11, City 1W. A:-r.t.
G1X). a lXi:Vi; Tndl.c ih.Kub-.r. CLiiuu.
Lako Shoro & Michigan Southern.
(KliaillZOO DIVISION. )
Arnvfj. Ijiiie.
Kxjms 7.i)im 7 l uc
aiaii Yu, iiui ia
All trains daily ficjt huaaBy.
The traia lfaviiiif ht 4 . iu. ctaux't bt S1.it
Iipa with Atluatic Lxirt a Main 1jus.
uliicli Kttt l'aJat I'rnvnii Kua
Ck'h f mm CLicuu to New Vuik und JiuMuu
vrithoot cLbi4rt.
1 hv truia Ui ma nt . a. ni. w.i.Xitct hi U
Viinsta (gixiua one Lour for oiia.T) w jtii hiri
NVw Ytrk Kiins a Muia Ii utv.
ltiroaca ticket iatl rtL' la M-i'ia.' C -itcL
ran be becunvi at Ltdoa '1 uket OUitv., t l Mtur
bin!, aid LikjU
All truias will run by nu nu xid;ua Unit:, wtacL
U xaiuutMt fclowvr XLhu !tnit timn.
J. W. McKLNNLk', Uta l AgU
Michigan Central.
(GIUND lUriLti DIVIklON.)
I)'Irfirt.
Arrive.
2:15 j m
Detroit Ex . . .
,y Gin) bra
. pin
. it tJ l ui
. 5) am
Pfceifce Lx...
IakiA l'nh . . .
Miiil
Wj.j 1-ri ii!.t
N. i.Lxirtfc
At'untic 1.x ..
tl'ailr cur htta hot.
l'acihc m NVw ik Kipn-s-s duiJi. 1mJc
r?iiaid:iiy fxc j)t SuaLijK.
New York Fh-t Uw ru.: laiy. nrriviaci
IK'truii t a. ta., and New loik at Jl li'eiink
tL next evenia.
A tnua leaven Det nut id 4 !. n except a
days, with Drawing Ibiom had 1'i.iJvr iis fwr
UrHiid lipids, nav Lia: l-n at 10 y. in
uin-ci uai pnunpi coiuiec iit.a :naie wiui uni
Western, (iniad TrcaL aad i aijad. hou'.Jiin
tra.ias, in aaaie d( pot ut I-Mroit, ti,u nvoidn.g
traasfers.
The Detroit Uzpns 3sivir:rir at (i J a. m. Liu
Drawici: Koomiaid ri.r'r t ar fr 1 ruit, rtach-
iac that city at 1 1 : 1 r a. n... New 101k Uufcj a. xu
aad lloMoa 2M p. m. Xfxt dji.
lLrou.')j ticket for ail xt'it.tK aad !: pmr cai
b.-rtlis may 1 pruecml at Uaia l'iek-t Olhc
otraer Moaroo taid Ustawa htriet, arid at Lnioa
DeiK)t.
J. T. rM . Ji L I.l A lien 1 A.t., Yi JoanMfct.
(Jeo. V. Mtnson. Ticket A-nu I'ity.
J. S. Hawkins, Ticket A-eat. DeooU
Chicago & West Michigan.
Iive.
ArrlTe,
Mail T v.Va am
NiLtl.xpit 6 1' lira
Mail t 4 tm
Day r;xpnK8..tl Xai
N'hrht ilxpnft. biiT tm
Day l:xpn-R..trj.45 tai
Uaily. tiJny except huaday.
Union Dejot n lonir ttr-t.
Throuch cach to CLicairo on t J!i a. n. train.
Through parlor-car to CLica.o on 1213 p. xn
train, ihrouh l oll man lfpinv-car aad c.ck
to Chicago on t Ji' p. in. train.
NLWAYGO Dl VLSI OS.
Arrir.
l.'Jl urn
tx.) pm
Eipn i-X-i am
Exprv 4 I.) pra
Mixod am
Train"! Jfvt fnirn aal arrirMd Vt
Si
pot. The nortliern termiaui of thi Division
ii
lialdwia, on F. AM. 1. I'.r.
l'a-Mngers from ti North for Chic??o xA
points (t of (iraiid iLnpid. chimjrf can at
Wft limad lispid, fxcepton tie i. m. train
whpn tl.ey chansr nt Avrau Ju action.
J. 11. FaLMLI's (iea'l 1 n Urht an t Vut. Art,
I Hli- VI Mnr.rx btrwfct-
Gto. W. ?1u.non, Ticket At, City.
Michigan Iz Ohio Railroad.
PanMTirrr Tim TnM.
OolcYft. lOatrsJ Tirr.e,) Uo!rx it
Mxd. Fa. Fhas. Fat-. 'ai. lxl
A. M. A. M. T. M. fiTT10B. A. K. V. V. T. H.
loj3 Sjij Lt. .TJ.lo...Ar 11:1 r..)i f :S"
Vllt 6:41 " .JWattiMh. ' V .'i 7::'7 ;1
f- C) " ...llorrrr .. M 7- IV. MM
.2:42 2lfi fr-fV M .."MarvhHlJ . " U 1:1 Vfl
2iV 40 Ar..H.Cn-k. Lt 4J Yl 42 b ".2
f.zn r.t. . Montith. " r.M. u :n r.jn
7i 4.1t) .... - ...All'vun.. " .... 11. Id fc.15
6.10 .... M .(t'dllapi Uv. M .... V li
TTUIS CWMXTTPirR.
Tolslo with all xt.i'radii liverh; "(T:rr;f
with Ij. 8. A M. h. llomt ith S. -V M. K.
Inina: Diriion IiTj i Air Lin M. (I. MarLiil
wit-h M. C. Ii. H. lUt)A CrKk with CM-aro A
Clranl Tmak and C. 11. 1 MHit-it.. . It. A
L AIJesTHn with C W. M and 1.. H. A Vl. K.
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