To The People

OF ÁNN ARBOR AND WASHTENAW COÜNTY. As willhe noticedin another column of this paper, I have bought the interest of Mr. J. Koch in the Fmniture business of Koch & Ealler with the intention to carry on Furniture business at the same place with full as large assortment of goods as the old ïirm ever canied. I shall make every effort to ahvays have on hand the best assortment and latest designs of Bedroom, Parlor, Dining, Library and Office furniture and especially for the spring trade my stock is most complete and ccrtamly will enable any one to make a suitable selection. ï als o make to order in all kinds of wood, Desks special patterns in Desks, Book Cases, Cabinets, Tables, Mantels, Dresseis, Chiffoniers, and will guarantee satisfaction. Manufactnring Furnituie myself I can L11 any desired style of Sofa, Boeker, Lounge, Easy or Éeception Chair. In Drapery I carry an extensive line of Turcomans, 3adras, Tapestry, Crete, Silk, and Lace Curtains. Hoping to receive a shaie of your kind patronage I remain respectfully, MARTIN HALLER, SUCCESSOR TO KOCH & HALLER, 52 SOUTH MAIN & 4 WEST LIBERTY STREET. For the accomodation of my customers repairing of furniture of all kinds will be atended with care.