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DON'T RE AD THIS! Tlmt ever reliable dealer, WM. WAGNER has in store a f uil stock of Ready-Made FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING Which must and will be sold fit PRICES TO SUIT THE TIME Also n fall stock of Cloths, to be GUT AND MADE TO ORDER Style and Work warranted to uit. Aleo a Full Line of Furnisliing Goods CALL and C. WM. WAGNER, 21 SoüTii Maii St. Ann ArboR. 1496 ROOFINC! THI8 ROOFING IS DURABLE AND WATER I'ROOF ; VERY FLEXIBLE ; FAR BETTER THAN ZINC TO STOP LEAKS AROUND CHIMNEY3 AND CONNECTIONH BETWEEN WOOD and BRICK. This Roofing has been in use five years and is the best in use ! ROOFING PAINT! This paint will preserve shiogled roofs an indeflnite period, and iñ equally adapted to tin ur iron roofs. It is flre and water proof ! This paint will be put on by the Company or sold by the (fulíüu, with iiibtructions how to apply the same. WST No Coal Tur is used in el t lier. Wc solicit the public patronage. AU work will be wan anted. All Communications should be addreseed to the HTJTCHINS ROOFING CO., P. O. Box 222, ANN ARBOE, MICHIGAN. Kesidence 43 South Thayer Street. 14ÏStf W. A. L0VEJ0Y, TOBACCONIST 1 Deals iu both FINE CUT AND SMOKING TOBACCO, Strufï, Pipes, &c, AT JJO. 7 EAST HURON STREET, Next to the Express Office, ANJI ABBOR, MICII. 1345tf FurnaceS RANGES & STOVES, For Wood, Hard and Soft Coal. W i tli the latest linproveinenta. REGISTERS, VENTILATORS, Ac. Bitiraatea lor Heiiting and Vcntilating1 Promptly luruished. Bliss éc Walls, 82 Lake St., Chicago, Itu (Snd for Circulari.) 149Cm8 Farmers' Store Ve offer to the CITY and COUNTRY Trade EXTRA0RDIN4RY U1G1IIS Dry Goods, Lace Shawls, Summor Silks, Black Silk3, 3-4 Grenadines, Striped Grenadines, Figured Grenadines; Fongee Cress Goods, Mohair Dress Goods, 3ashmeres, Drap D'Etes, Dress Linens, Piques, Cloth Suitings, House Furmshing Goods, Victoria Lawns, Swiss Mulls, Nainsonks, Indian Linens, Beaded Gimps, Fichu Scarfs, Lace Ve.ils, Neck Ruchings, Lace Collarettes, Ladies' Ties, Sasli Ribbons, Japanese Fans, ParLsian Fans, Ladies' Underwear, Children's Underwear, Cambric Waists, Embroidered Waísts, Ladies1 Corsets, Children's Corsets, Balbriggan Hose, Lisie Thread Hose, Cliildren's Hose, Striped Ho.se, Superstout Hose, Superfine Hose, Table CARPET IPAIfflIM. Body Biussels, Tapestry Brussels, Ingrains, Oii Clotlis, Matting:. For CASH Only. An inspection Will amply repay. G. W. HAYS, Supt. 1505 1874. 1874, _ i, FOK FALL AND WINTER ORESS GOOJS - 00 TO THE - FARMERS' STORE ! We are now showing the lsrgest stock of Dry Goods Ever biouiiiit (o thla cily. Which were bought ut PANIC PRICES! And will be sold it Panic Prices FOR ClSH. Don't fail lo GALL ANÜ M PRIDÜS. No. 18 South Main St. Ank Akbor. G. W. HAYS, Supt. LYNCH AND KlllKM, MERCHANT TAILORS. Our stock of flne Woolens, for Fall and Winter wear, is nii coinpleie ( onipriiii}ioin' of the largest and strictly iniported Unes ever foefore laid tui the counters of any nierchanttailoriiigestablishment in the State, A f uil Une of everything in our line will be found at our house. Gentlemen about to repleniah their wardrobe will OOWHÜt THEIR OWN INTEREST by cxamining Our Stock before buying elsewhere 123 JEFFERSOX AVE., 1499m3 Detroit, Mich. Se PEOPLES' DRUGSTORE OLD STAND OF R. W. Ellis & Go. PURE Drugs and Liquors of cholos seleetion. Dye Stuffs, Tilinta, Oils and Brushes of uil kinds. Lrge Hsaortment of Toilet Qoods nd superior l'erfuméries. SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS a spociulty, of Tieuaann's, Kolbe's, and Ford'a man ufacture. Prewriptlons put up by men of experienee at all honrs of the day or niglit. No 2 Mits St., Avx AnBOH. HALE & TREMAJN. 3 ICHJttlS CE5TEAL EAÜROAD, WINTER TIME TABLE. Pasaengei trains now leave the severrj st&tic&s, ollowa OOIMaWEiT. Si i ,! Á ñ TATIOKÍ,. J i Si s 3 Ï I í i 8 8 i g S _a_ __! JL'5_li_f_ A. M. A. K.P. M.ÍP. M. P. M. P. M. Jetroit, leave, 7 00 lü 20, 1 50 4 00! 5 4010 20 Wayne, 7 58 2 35 4 66 6 40 Vpsilanti, 8 31 11 81 3 05 9 80 7 10 11 34 AnnArbor, 8 55 11 49 3 Sai 6 83 7 4S 11 6a Dexter, 8 22 r. u. 3 5S 6 3o! 8 lil A m. 'helsea, ; 9 41) 4 lo 8 SO I Grasa Lake, 10 07 1 4 33 9 00' ackson, 1C 43' 1 15' 5 10 9 35 1 2U l'.M. a.m. Kalamazoo, 2 Oí 3 43 8 3o 12 L5 Ohicagoarrive, ! S 05 9 00 6 30 830 OO1NG KAST. É - S !-J é & L -o" w -g s -g w s a S_ _Q_ R W 3 (B j_g ;Q -5 A. IC.Ía. m. a. M. P. M.j Chicago, leave, 6 00; 8 30 5 1.5 9 00 r. m. a. m. a. h. Kftlamazoo, 10 50 1 23 4 15; 1 2 36 p. k. p. m. Jackson, 2 10 4 00 7 4512 40' 5 W UrassLake, I 2 48 j 8 191 Cheluea, 3 19 í 8 4o a. m. Dexter, 3 30 8 96 1 6 30 Aun Arbor, 400 9 08 9252 00 6 80 7 0U Ypsilanti, ! 4 51 5 25 9 5o! 2 20 6 50 7 21 Wayne, I 4 5; !10 13, i 7 10 7 55 Detroit, arrive, , 5 45 6 80 11 0(1. 3 30 R 00 8 45 The Atlantic and Pacific Express run betweeu 'aokson and Xilew on the Air Line. The Kalamazoo Accommodul ii.n ri:ns t-ant duily; west daily except Snturday. Dated, NovemDer 15, 18T4. DETEOIT, HILLSDALE & INüfANA EA1LKOAD. OOIKQ WK8T. -1874- OOINC, EABT. stations. Mai:. Exp.i stations. Kzp. Mail. A. M. P. M. Detroit, clcp... 7:00 5:40 p' M Ypsilanti.... 10:15 7:15 ' Bunkers 7:00 2:30 jaline 10:45 7:43 Hillsdale 7:09 2:4d Bridgewater.. 11:03 8:00 , Manchester.... 8:40 4:15 Manchester.. ..11:23 8:18 , Bridgewater.. 8:58 4:3r P. M. j Salino 9:15 4:."" 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