Grand Rapids morning telegram., December 22, 1884, Image 3

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GRAND RAPIDS. DEC. JJ. lM.
MINOlt 3IIC'III(2AN 5t AT'I Kll.
Excellent !'Liun' in lonut.
Y.Ik Ii i;ui., w letter life proU-ction. -
A Imoera.tie d iiy b talked of at D.ittle
Grand I .. j.,irtir arc jddp;.-:!!.: lira ci ty
Th une of p,h U 1:1 t!.- Ihty City
an 1 S.t'inaw team resulted in it dr.iw.
Va.-ht'ii;iw Co ait y fanner vvre plouh
ia,; daring the rir-t vcU. in DccnuU-r.
AUcriiinn I.e'vU J. Ijtwson, otiri of the
Tftry tirat a:tller- in Cad ill tc, dud 'ihur-d.ty
A houio rive mi!- north of Union City
hurnt-d on Fiuli morning. Fully in
sured. Whit Will th rfXJT J uli'MiH J..ip:tH do
thru? When' After thu Cfojeh tri.d i-
tended.
Tweuty.ff vt-it co-uvitti have ft-cipd from
tha Ionia Hou-eof Corn ction within twenty
m intli.-.
"AlWrti," the "Ionia Wizard," wa.4 re-lu-
from the State liou'e of Correction
k rid 'iy.
Kditor Karl, of the Hartford lkij Spring,
and wifr, will celebrate their twentieth unni
verary thU turning.
The Grand Haven oi.ra ho a.- in re
nunifled into a skiitin.; rink, The churches
ill have to come next.
A lo cabin will be built on the Cold water
fair grotimU to hold the relics of the Unuich
County Pioneer Society.
Hie Jackson Citizen claim- that i'Vt)
feprenU the cot of the entity-four build
ing erected there tin J car.
On her Ia-t trip down, thw propeller St.
Loun ttx)k away a IVju) caru of coiner
from the ltke up rior mines.
Kx limitation at the Nonesuch mine rhow
that there i- a much richer mine below their
Copper ein than wa supposed.
Ninety-two p-ron have united with the
church at St. Joseph, under the revival
preaching of Kvanjelist NVeber.
Anna Eva Fay, the reat medium of Lon
don, KnH., held the jjho-t- ami people of
lort Huron spellbound last tveiuu.
Geo. I.. L'atterson, of Clio, Mich., has
beeu nhHjiin deer out of Reason and has
bet it seiiieactd to pay .'4) and co-ts.
A'kation concerning a narrow aue rail
road from Cadillac to Sherman is. active at
these joints and alou the projo-ed line.
1 homas Kelly, the driver of the Flint City
team, was thrown from his waon yesterday,
while guiag to the tire, and badly injured.
Tiuj.Dttroit Congregational Union, for
heliiiiifc needy churches unit establishing
Uli-tou Sunday schools, has been incorpor
ated. Mrs. Vanderhoof, convicted of man
slaughter at lierrieii Spring, will bo taken
to Jackst)it to-day to s-rve her life sen
tence. The Sixth District Press Association will
hold a meeting at wosso on the .'4)1 h inst.,
f jr the election of oilicers and the traii;
uction of other business.
Mr. Frank Allen, a lumberman of Sag
inaw, wa.s pinned to the earth by a falling
tree near his lumber camp a few d;vS ao,
And lies in a critical condition.
Messrs. Reynolds, John K. Clark, Whittle,
McGranahan and a score of others are doing
evangelistic work in Michigan. Other states
need not think it implies auythiug.
William G. Emory, who shot Alex. Ket
chnm, of IJenton township, Uerrien county,
whom he suspected of seducing his wife, has
been sentenced to three years at Jackson.
The thermometer marked 17 degrees bo
low zero at the signal service station, Mack
inac City, at o o'clock a. in., Friday, and
two feet of suow is also reported at that
place.
ThvOeo. W. Iioby Lumber Company will
not iH.t any logs this winter, but will deliver
their surplui stock, 7,UM,MJ feet, at the Chi
cago A West Michigan railway. Liultnyton
Ajipral.
Two young men, each about -1 years old,
wtlked into Day City from Drown'. camp,
back of l';xi'onning, a distance of thirty
miles, and as iced to be sent up to the House
of Correction.
Th" Detroit Timr has a grudge against i
the city police dopartment, and is paying the
ame in weekly installments, by publishing
a'leged pictures of the oilicers over fair-tc- 1
middling biographies.
A new journalistic enterprise in Elsie, 1
Clinton County, is promised Jan. 1, 1S,
under the title of the Efsi Sun, a live-column
folio. It is to be published weekly by
Ioriug Austin, proprietor.
J. Cummer t Son, of Cadillac, are put
ting in the tirst band aw for cutting lum
ber in the lower peninsula f Michigan. It
will b a great .saving in timber besides mak
ing much smoother lumber.
A man in Detroit was arrested for stealing
two loads of sawdust. After he gets out of
that scrape he should go to Muskegon.
There he would be granted a pension if he
would carry on his profession faithfully.
The Vrfert., the organ of thn Michigan
0. A. II. published at Iwinstng. will be con
solidated with similar State organs in Illi
' not And Wiron-in, and issued from Chi
cago in the interest of the G. A. D. in the
Nurthwt'-d.
nw, M. Featlu-rly, editor of the lakeside
'-Monitor of An Sal! on trial for libel, was
found guilty by the jury late Thursday night,
and Justice D. D. I'ickson. of Tawas (Jity,
sentenced him to a fine of f 0 aud cots or
nineV 'I'" in i'1-
ii.'iam Armstrong, twenty-eight years
old. unmarried, but the chief support of his
bnther and sisters, a-sitant superintend
ent of the Cleveland mine at Ishpeming.
as struck on the back by a falling piece of
rxk. and instantly killed.
Th mill of the G xl grinds !owly, but
Kads out from one to eight at every turn of
the crank. James Fairbanks, sent from
Irvhaca county May lt. lsl, to twelve years
at J cl:son for aault w ith, intent to murder,
li-vsle4n pan.loned ly the Governor.
Mvon Ellsworth, a farmer living in Oke
Ttus. vi'hile preparing his u ti gi hunting,
on FriJay, accidently sliot himdf through
th.e np-.-k, severing t!f jugular vein. He livetl
but a JVw moments at'ter the fatal shot. He
w v a oiule mau about thirty-eight years of
Th Mrjskegtm Uit'e ordered forty d irk
Mi?e uniforms recent Ty from Chicago parties,
and tbe jr will make their initial appearam
in thru !l their military ball on Christmas
evening. If they don't lit any better than
did t-' La't Sh.re boys' suits they won't
npi ir tfry prt t?y.
If the city emitinus to grow at th rate of
the !i'tt four yars h wtil have a spu'-i
ti-'o of JO.tVO by th tirt of January, lv's.
Itito prtiabl thai th buine-s ot the
po-to;'ci will agrgnte .fJVii in t!ve y'ar
I ..". Free postal d lirery h, tI- r f 're, not
rmI montl; dfant, at th fart!,
The L-k Hapi-I Viv inrit Fitgr.
n!d. 'if the (-( ('; , to g-i Up t! e-e rtf d
ft: - th" e! '!".i-al nrk, dthr-i. in t! m
i.r,.TVhnn. that V." gal!u-. of ft!v ,;;.i arr
bet:: if m.d a day now." If Ft nn't vtn
ft t; g't i iy fr!Vt J. e.if he fiti tirjd
i rl V d it'Ti 't b-thr tl hi iiftrd
pro lies. tl-' initfef ith
l-.riilh of S ntoM?
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Probate Order.
STATE OF MIUHUAN, LVuuty ul Ktt:-.
At a cs--i-ia jI lh? VruUite CJrt for the county
;f K-j4f, tul.it a at ih Frosate (ifk- ia t ity
i t ttniA lt.iLil. tn Tuwia. U.e -coad Jay cf
Ik riut-r, iu il.r j nr on? ti.iuLEid eiht l. Ui-
iUri Ulid -ijLtv-fi ur.
I'rt-ut, CVHLrt K. FFllKLNS.
J m in of 4'rof ite.
In tuf tjiatr-r of th jtarf of A.vi-1 llutbttrd,
hifi- of siii l "it y of iiraud lU;id, tii-txt,-d.
4 i rsviin-f ajul hiir.r it i-titi.n duly vt-rinnl.
of Mxry i:-. il-t-j-i8hiil, of Irving, iirrv Couiity.
Mir'l;m. d'tuhU-r of wild d.-ct-uasi, pmjiji
'1 hi inr- jd ii inostrtttiofi. of b;ud eera'e nui)
Kt:'fiOd to n-r: '
I ii uix i-on ir n OaDtuu), Tltt Fri'lay, t!e
tweat-.ixih day of 1) riiib.-r icstant, at ten'
o't hc k in lh forenoon. taaial for th hcur
inf f iid ittitiort, hjA that tr.o t:ein fct law of
raid d-ct-4.-Hi, h.ll all oJl.-r i-rsxti iliten-tti iu
t.ud i-tn.ir, art- rijuirt-d to apitr At a wi-ioa of
.lid Court, tht-n to h'.lU-n at the Probate
O.hc', in th City of Ciraiul ltajls. in wad Coiin
t', uud hf ..w cans-, if any there bn, hy the
pr;tj r of tt.- pir-titioiif-r etxiLi not xrhnttd:
su I T Is 1 1 klUk.&Oui)!Llii.l), That b.ti.i -ti-tiu-r
Ki' notice to the i-ijr:! !ut nt-i inlaid
if. t xlt of Ui? peiid-n-y of Mtid petition, aid the
ht-ttrii:; f L.-rMifj by causing a copy of this ord-f to
U- purdirhl la the jr&iil llapiU iloKMNi
''KLtjiUKH. a riewfapt r pix:ted and circulating
in Kdd County of kt-Xit. three wit-cttif weekb,
previous to wad day I hearing.
Cucs 1L FrKKiNs,
( trur copy.) J udi of i'roliaif,
ALoLfU li. Isov,
il.rfiaitr. 614
Probate Order.
HTATK OF MICHIGAN.) fl
coi N nf or kk.t. 5
At a piion of the Probate Court for the County
of Kent, ho"dr-n at the Protmte olliee in tlie c ity
of (irand Kapid, on Friday, the nfthtlay of 1-eerut-r,
ih the year one thousand eiht hundred
axid eighty-four.
Pr-nt, C VKUH K. PKHKINS.
Judof Protjate.
In the matter of theet-tate of Alaxion Power,
bite of the Township of (irand Itapids, in baid
county, ihmtti.
Ou r adin and filin the final account duly
verili d, of Mirk M. Power and Klizalieth Pow
ers, ndunni.tnttor and administratrix of huid
estate.
Thereupon it is ordered, Tliat Monday, tho -.th
day of DtH-einber instant, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon, U asirnel for ttio hearing, exarninu
tior and allowance of wiid account, and that the
heir at law of haul deced.!, and all other per
Mins iuterehUsl in Hiiid estate, are reiuiretl to ap
pear at a wttsion of Kiid court, then to te holden
at tlie Protjate oilic, in the city of llrantl lLtpids,
msiiid ciunty, and bhow cau?e, if any there be,
w hy the naid account should not tte alloweil.
And it is further ordered. That wtid Hiiminitnt
tcrs i re notice to the iersou.s intented in naid
et-tate, of the tendency of naid account and the
hearing and examination thereof, by eausinR a
copy of thu onler to Ik published in the (irand
Kapid- Moiinin'o T'klVjORaw, a newtp-iper print
nl and circulating iu ?aid Count v of Kent, three
fcnc'five week previous to haul day of hearing.
(ii true copy.)
AooLi'it U. Mason. Cuua 1 Perkins,
lU'trUtcr. J udgo of Probate.
Probate Order.
STATE OF MICHIGAN. County of Kent-K.
At a whs ion of the protwite curt for the cunty
of Kent, holden at the Prolate office in the city of
(inuid 1 tap ids, on Tuesday, tlie ninth day of
J)--enibr. in the year one thousand eight hundnnl
xuid eighty four.
Prenent, CYRUS K. PERKINS.
Jndtfo of l'robjite.
In the matterof the ettnte of Anna U. Harnard,
(now (JwKhnan) William V. V. Barnard, Harry
U. Harnard, Florence Harnard una Maude Har
nard, minors.
On rending and filing the fifth arount, duly
v-rihetl. of Itolert A. liiirnnrtl, guardian of haiu
minors, wherein he tenders the resignation of his
trust nsguanlian of aaid Anna H. Harnard (now
(ioMhnan.)
Thf-reupn it is ordered that Monday, the fifth
day of January next, at 10 o'clock in the fore
noon, I assigned forthe hearing, examina
tiou and allowance of said accounts, and that the
next of kin of nnid minors and all ether persons
intended in aaid estate, are reiuiretl to appnr at
a s-ion of faid court, then to le holden at the
prolite office, in the city of Grand Rapids, in
said county, and show cause, if any there be, why
the Kiid account ehonld not i 'allowetl and Raid
n-signai ion le accept xl. And it is further Ortlentl,
That said guardian give notice to tho ierson8 in
terested in said estate, of the iendency of said ac
count and the hearing and examination of paid
account by causing a copy of this onler to be pul
lished in the Grand Rapids Mornino Telkqham.
a newspater printed and circulating in said
county of Kent, three successive weeks, previous
to said day of hearing.
(A true copy.) Ctrus E. Perkins,
Adoi.ph H. M ason, ! Judge of Probate.
Register. Whv4.
ALWAYS TO THE FRONT I
SCOTT & WILLIAMS,
MERCHANT TAILORS!
31 Mon roe street, are showing the
finest line of
furnishing Goods !
In the City for the Holiday Tnule. We have an
endless variety of MUFFLERS. m in Silks and
Cishrr.T s, at price that are within the reach of
all. V-ckwear, of every styl and shape, lutf and
Flat Scarf, Straight Ties and Rows and a largo
line of
" LITTLE JOKER " TIES
For Hoys, Gloves and Mittrns in Kid, Cloth and
Jerseys. Underwear in all Grade. The lest $1
Senrh't Vrapp,rs anl Drawers ever shown.
Kendy Male (. lotinnn for Men, Youth's, Hoys and
Children, in price to suit th times. We continue
to make Suits to order from $-T to$V Pants to
on It fp.rn $5 to $IS. A PERFECT FIT GUAR
ANTEED. SCOn k WILLIAMS,
3 1 Monroo Stroot.
Wo havo added to our business a
very completo Steam Laundry, with
all tho Latest Improved Machinery,
hard and soft water, and havo so
cured flrst-ulass help and aro pro
pared to do tho bost of work. Goods
called for and delivered promptly.
Gaudinku & Baxter.
25 Monrce-St and 95 Ottawa-St.
HKMKMlir.lt THAT
GOOSSB'N,
-w o o 3D-
In rn!l .1-htitlf -M ntinrAf toft
t -1?J MOiH r4t.
NEWSTEAIVI LAUNDRY.
MAMKH FI. CJAMPUKId-.
ATTOMNCV AT LAW
i
Probata Ordor.
bTATE OF MICHIGAN, i
Cocn vr KtT. 5"
At a eioa cf th Prolate Court for tl Coonty
of Knt. hoi i-u bt itm protjiit olh.c iu the city ut
Utad li.'ipidi. on Friday, the tvk-ut)-Lrt day
of NoviiiJjt-r, in tli.' j ear one tnouiiiivi tiLt hun
lllti bliOl eiLtV-ftXiT.
i'w-tt, CYRUS E. PERKINS,
J ude of Probst.
Iu thf uia.tWr of the estate of John McDnouh,
Lxlti of the city of (irai-d liHpiis, de.tuM.L
Ou ruiin. tiiid fc!iuf Ur tJial tu count. duly ver
ity tl. of EJin A. McDoiioutiu, a-iuiiaistratrix of
tni'l .t&T.f :
'I'uk&li po.x ill! OavtutD. Tl.at Monday, the
'iiJ day of Do-udjer n'X!,t V) o'chn k in the fort
lio.u, ijo lusointxl for ti.e i-turh.:.. exionLuHtion
aud alio wane at aid aecAint, aiid tlat the Leirs
at law of hai l- 'jiftiiJ, and ail other j.erwu in
tertti in taid tate, ar requttd U apj-war at
a bion of Kiil court, then to h holdeu at the
Probate othce, in tli city of (iruiui Rapids, in baid
county, and eliow catLte, if any tlwre be, why tim
taid account llouii not b allowL
And it is f urt her ordered tluxt isaid alminiet ratriz
rive notice to the ieron intertrteil in Kaid -tat',
of the pendency of eaid account and the htr
iiiii aiid exaujinatjoii thernof by cauiiij a copy of
ttd order to be published iu tlie (irand Rapid
MottM.Vi TtuaiKAM, a newMaier printed and
circulating in Kiid county of Keut, thnietucce
fcive. weks previous to bald day of hearing.
(A true copv.) Cykuh E. Peukins,
Avol vn ii. Mason, J ud'e of Probate,
Retflaler. tSAw
Probate Order.
STATE: OF MICHIGAN. County of Kents.
At a Mion of tho Probate Court for the County
of Kent, holden at the Probate otlk-e in tlie City
of (irand Rapids, on Saturday, the twenty-ninth
day of November, in the year one thousand eiht
hundred and eihty-four.
Prevent, CUIUS K. PKRKINS,
Judeof Probate.
In the matter of the estate of buhanna C. Rob
inson, dec-uMd.
On rtiilin and filing the xtitition, duly veri
fiel, of Henry 11. Robinson, grantee of the heira
at law of naid leceahit, prayini; this court to ad
judicate and deU-nuiue who were at the time of
her death and are now the lawful heira of Niid
deceased and entitlel by the laws of this ritate to
inherit her real estate:
TiiEnEXioj it is OiiDEUtD, That Tuesday, the
thirtieth day of Decemter next, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, beafsine! for th-3 hearing of Mil peti
tion, and that the heirs at law of said deceased,
and all other persona interebted In said estate,
are required to appear at a Mission of said Conrt,
then to be holden at the Prolite office, in tlie City
of (irand Raphls. in wad County, and show cause,
if any there t, why the prayer of tlie petitioner
should not le Kranted :
And it is Fubtueb Ordered. That said peti
tioner give notice to the persons interested in said
estate, of the tendency of said itition, and the
hearing thereof, by causing a cony of this order to
Ik lAiblished . in the Grand llapids Mobnino
Tklkoram, a newsjiper printed and circulating
in said (bounty of Kent, three successive weeks,
prev ious to said day of hearing.
Cyrus E. Perkins,
(A true copy.) J udgo of Probate,
Adolpu li. Mason,
Register. 60w4.
J. S. McGREGOK,
New Steam Dye Works,
SO Fountain St., Grand Knptds.
Ladies Dresses, Cloaks, Shawls or Sacqnea
('leaned or Dyed in a Superior manner. Gentle
men's Made-up Garments Cleanl or Dyed and
Handsomely Pressed by Steam; Equal to new.
Repairing Done.
Goods Received and Returned by Express.
FOR FRflOES
COAL, WOOD, LIME, CEMENT
Wholesale and Retad, Address
A. B. KNOWLSON.
No. 3 Canal St., basement.
MRS J. SANDFORD,
Fancy Goods & Notions,
HOSIERY, HANDKERCHIEFS, &c.
At lowest prices. P9 South Division 6treet.
T
Cures Sore Throat,
J)
Hoarseness, Tickling of the Throat. Very pleasant to take. It
regulates tlie bowels. It is tlie largest bottle for the price known,
try it, the price is only 25 cents.
GEO. Gr. STEKETBE, Sole Proprietor,
89 MONROE ST, GRAND RAPIDS.
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ALSO
WHOOPING
Hs-d What Vsn's Lic OH o- Kin
c Pit-; f-ri Cere c
the PeopV
W Lave ud Van's Maic Oil fur internal uxi J
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J. W. EDDY.
1 Lave used Van's Magic Oil for Nturalri, and
it hits plot d to lie satiri i.ct ry, a it ht cu;ed
me entirely, aloo our Ltext dvor neittxjr w4
cured by it, JoetianB Kieft, by Intrmd u for
Sore Throat, txmbiui with fcte ere Con.gh and
Hoanetit; alo a man by the ntLii.e of MoSui
Kwintens wa curtd by it of a very bevert? lusts
liack. 1 codi neer bay too much in prais of our
Magic Oil.
(irand Haven, April 23, 1-4.
Vour UxJy, JACOB DcSl'ELIElL
We have Uue.1 your Magic Oil for several jours,
and would not like to be without it. a it is u i
family medicine, vix: Burns., HruiM hore
Throat, Cold, etc, lence 1 trul munumeiid it to
the public REV. E. VANLLKVRii-:v
l'atterson. N. J., Feb. 11, l!4.
Mutkegon. Mich.
MR. N. Q. YANULKUJiDE: We liae Urd Jtur
Magic Od with great toatifcfaction. One of our
cliildren was taken tick with (co-callud) dipU
tJeria. Of cturse we employed a doctor, but the
child grewuone every day. On morning, the
doctor called with four more of his profeniou;
and consulteL if tlie child would be uii e in the
evening they wwe to ojen the ctiild'e tliroat and
cut the phlegm out. 'lid 1 did not approve oh
bat as there was no Lopn of the child's ncovt r; , I
comsenied. Finally oui; neighbor, Mrs. F. Vano-fr-werp,
called with a txttle of your Magic Oil, aud
atkixi if we would ua it it would eoi us noth
ing. We gave the clald three or hve droi in
ternally every hour, and ixmlticed tiie boles of iu
feet with onionr .and batiKd its ti.n.at well vith
Miigic Oil, aiid len the doctor came in the even
ing he wanted to know what we Lad given the
child, us it breathed so much easier. 1 told hini
w e ued Van's Magic OiL He said keep right on
tiding it as that wu better Uian te txuld do. i
havo thanked Mrs. Yanderwerp a thouuid limes
for her kindness, and 1 ineerely tliank you for
your valuable medicine. oun truly.
Mild. A. D.PAIN.
Muskegon. I would say, I have known the ef
fects of Van's Magic Oil, in domestic practice,
always with good ettects, never with bad efiects.
Have prescribed it in my pnutice; find it a very
good and sale medicine.
i W. H. DELAr. M. I).
Yari's Magic Oil or King of Pain is manufac
tured by N. ii. VaniVrlinde, Muskegon, Mich.,
and is sold by ail dealer.
NATIONAL BAJSK.
OF GRAND RAPIDS, MICHIGAN.
Organized Marcli,
Octpito.1, - - 0500,000
Surplus, 0100,000.
EDWIN F. UHL, FREEMAN GODFREY.
PreidpnL Vice-PretidenL
WiL W1DDIC0MB, Cashier.
JSInten-st at S ir cent, ier annum on all
time deposits.
di recto us :
Edwin F. Uhl, Freeman (iorlfrey
(Jefj. H. Long, Enos Putnam,
Wm. (i. Henlsheimer, M. J. Clark.
1). H. Waters, Js. Houseman,
(eo. C. Kimball, Charles S. Hazel tine,
M. Engleman, Thomas D. Stitnson,
Wm. Widdicomb.
NEW CROP
ABSOLUTELY PURE NEW PROCESS
BUCKWHEAT
Just Received and for sale in any quantity by
33. S. H-AJ2,R,IS,
525 and 527 South Division St. Grand Rapids
CZtTiJ
( J n
i J n
COUGH CURE;
at satno jilace.
, CHAS. D. ROSE,
VALLEY CITY ST LAM DYEING. CCOUH
ir.Gj repXiring works,
( iiM 71 ltui Su aid 51 Kent feL
CiTTuLe jvu.r vvKk tt..rr and tu wiil c&
Ki.i;ey. I j
RAILP.OAD TIME TAKLFS
Grand Itapids iDttlira.
GOJSO SOUTH.
Arriie- I.
IYtwkey A Ma(4ciiJc T.x 41. im Vriipr
"it.( ir.ni'-ti vl Mat k:r fc llx fJam ui
It. Wt-.yuv A tirait l iii.i.ts Li. SiS jim fcll) m
(irand A i Vtiiiac Ac . . 1 AJ
aoisa south.
t inrir-uati Kx , it) an
Markiuer A t 'incinnati Kx..... 4H5 jtin 4ii iu?
Mao A Yu Wt r.e r:x 1 aai 11 4i uj
CtuiilUcA (irm.d i i-it- Ac. 7vjun
Ail i.ul!rf divlJi fXCt-it him iilj. ;
Nortu J ruin lHaviLijr at Vs'. i. m. irh
rntt 8i';iiij,r t" tut Vvu&ktj and Ma(kinar
i ity. TmLu i-vtvi; at 1J:J a. iu. titj Cdr Cu
forTraierse I'ii r.
n u- Tnaix Iavin at l 5 . m. La Woxid
txtt hltMjiu; ar for 1 iih Oiiihti.
'i'hriKicJ ticket can be trained at Cnivn
Ti. kt Hrnt-r Munrx- Hui iiti htrwtu
and at t raun IK;kU. C. i.. lAX KWtKl),
Ofn,l I'ana. Ag
Detroit, Grand ITavcn : tlilwaultua
U01SG H7-bT. i
Arrive.
Ineve.
tMniinff Kxjn 12Jim
THintuli Mhii &:10im
t'iji:!dKut llxiTee lUk.im
Miifi ; 70 aa:
.Sift.t l-x; n-s6 f:10 am tJun
GOLQ EAST. j
tSuiandxiat 1.xjt 2t) am
jfl.rtrtvli MaiJ 1JJ0 am li5) am
li jndttxi l.xjic.s iiinu SJSLj.m
A latitic llxpn V.45 jn 1U.45 pm
Mixed, with ctuch... luJJ aa:
bundHi! frxvtd. Daily.
l'aot-ntrt'n' takin tlit-tisja. in. ilxiit make
rltNe connections at Owomho for Ia.ML, and at
l.-troit for New Vnk. arriiir tie4eat loXJ a. ni
tl.e following mominif.
Ni.:ht ilxj rt'Ns liutt 1H'J bWiing Car IHruit to
(irntui Uai'id?.
'Ilii.i is ti.e only line running AtliUitic llxiit
Ii-avintr I ': at U.4i j. m., vkiiii fcjiiiintf l-ar to
lH-troit, Uiiikiii dinvt eiiiiiMion for all imLnt
Ei.tt, arrii:iii at New yorkTa. m. t ne nounl
1'nrl.T "nn m ii.jJI trrins to:h itt arivi wt.
U'iie tndn ioitvintf at 5:1I p. m will make dir
coi:L.xti;u vilL ilii wauke ttoanier daily, exeep
buiiiiay.
'i'l r.Hi;h tickets Mtirul at 1)., ii. l. A M.cSic
in Morton lioutf tio k. and at ti.e dcjKit.
1). l-OJ'Ji Jt, City Asnt
GLO. 1L HKlIVi:. TihtliC Maxucr. I'lao.
Lako SUoro &. Hichian Southern
(ALAMAZK) DltlMON.)
Arnie. Ivnve,
Knres8 Jlpaj " 5 am
Mad.... . ViiT am 4s.t'iai
All tndns daily except (Sunday.
The train lnati;yj at 4 t. m. connect at Wtiu
Pipm with Atlantic LxrM oa Main Line,
whith tifi l'al;oe Drawing lloom Mxiii6
CVach from CLi-4T to New York aud litor
without cljmpt.
'VLq trtiin lea inx at 7i5 a. in. c nnctH at 4
Vioon (k'lrini? ne hiar fordnu-erj withUKcy
IShw jork I.xjrson Main Iini-.
Through ticket and tjenlis in hli-inr (VacL
can (je wcun! at C'nion '1 itket 1:L. t Monr
btr-t. aiid Dcimt.
AH train will run !y P'.nh meridian time, wLieh
it 0 minutes fcKwr th;iii J'troit time.
J. Y. M KKNNLY. (ien'J Aft.
Michigan Central.
(OllAND EllinD DIVISIOSi.)
Depurt. Arrite,
Ix troit. Kx t Pacific P.x fc-OJ am
1 t-v Kj.i .ns . . 12 A i m j 1 khI I um 11 'J i am
N. V.KiiireH . tlinj ia j Mail aiSim
Atlantic Kx.. . Vi5 pin j W a Fnid.t.. ijijm
V i'n icht.. Si3 a;n j i'dlUpid l.xtKi3 irn
Pallor car attacht. Sle-pinr car attached.
Pacific and New lork Lj preM tiaily. lialano
niinsdidy xc pt huji'LijH.
New York Vn.t-1 Lnie runi lUlv, arririnci
I M roil at I'IXt a. in., and New irk at U o'clock
th4 next evening.
A train lv IVtmit at 4 p. exc-rt frinn
ilayR. wi tli lra in: lUx ra tJtjd Parlor inn f(JC
tirar.d llapid n-achinp here at 10 HT t. tc,
Din-ct and pron. pt cncectitn male with firwU
Witicnj, tinmd Jrunk and Cnn'-ia rviutlirm
traiuH. in Kone d pot at lt tnnt, tho avoidkiC
trHnf,r.
The lMioit Pxpr-Hf leavinir at 611 a, m. Lwi
Drawing lloorn and I'ar'or t ar for iMmit, reach
ing that city tt ll.Iia.m N-w Yoik 10 a, m
and ltn-lon i. m. next day.
Through ticket for all iAn and floepin cm
txrtli8 may 1j procuml at Union Ticket cniic
oirner Monroe and Ottawa btn U. and at Lnios
Depot.
J. T. BTHCLTZ. 0t1 Apt.. VI Monro-bt
(5ko. W. Mr.xwiN. licket A-nt. ('ny.
J. b. 11awok, Ticket Afrent, Deyw
Chicago & West Michigan.
Amu,
N ur) t F.x pn C d) tan
Mail f 4 C7 tm
Mail t V;15 m
Dny Kxpn-..tl2irt pm
Nictit Kxpm. pm
lay j'.xpw ..111 JW jra
lKiJ). tl'Hily exct'pt SumL'ij.
1,'nion Iw-pot on loma htnt.
Ttirouth (wli to Chicar an i Tcl'Jo on
V:13a.m. train. Through purlor-car toChicaro
on ll'!) p- ra train. I'hronidi Pullman
ing-cjir and o'-ltto Odcacr on VX p. ra. train.
NLWAYCO DIVISION.
Ixwve. Arrirw
KxpreM H:l:)wn DX) aa
J'xpn-f ?Vprn 4.15 pm
Mixed 4r;i)ara idipta
D.prt from Ve-t bidp Diot.
Tram Ifttw fn-m and arrive at !Jnion I
tHt, i he northern Unninxi of thin liTinm U
Jtaldwin, on F. A P. M. lly.
J. 11. PALMLll (icn'l Fn x) t ktmI W Art,
O'.Ijcp. 1 Monro btrneU
Gta V. 3lumi, Tick"t Ap nt. City.
Michigan & Ohio Railroad.
lWrm Tin e Taolft.
doing 'A t. Central Tim.) (Join lit.
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