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RAILROADS. MICHIOAN CENTBAL BAILRoaT NOV. 26, 1876. OOINÖ WKfcT. ===== ' è ' lfï - nA-aomu. s L i. , + -- A. M. A.M P.M. r u I Detroit, leave, ? 00 9 10 4 2ü 65 f, Q. T. Junction, T 15 BIS 4 36 6 io 5 1: Wayne Junction 7 4 9 SC. 5 18Í 6 S7 M Kpailanti, 8 15 10 17' 5 50 7 5 M Ann Albor, 8 :J5 0 8f K 12' s (ki ! a Delhi, 8 Ö0 6 31 -JZ " Dexter, 9 00 6 38 8 "2 Chelsea, : 9 18 ; 6 58 8 3; arasBLake, , 9 47 7 28, 9 02i - p. M , ■Taokson, Iv., 10 20 12 00 8 00 o o1 f Albion, 11 04 12 45 1 )n ,8 ' Marshall, 1150 1 3 _■ 1 g A l r. M. 2 . " : BattleCreek, 12 20 1 67 "! u u Oalesburg, 12 S8 ] n 53 Kalamazoo, 1 15 '2 38 4 un 10 i Lawton, 1 6 4 41 1 ín ! Decutur, i IS 6 m - Uowagiao, 2 41 5 26 j i, ' Nilea, 3 11 4 07 6 10J 2 a5'7t Hnrh.-uinn, , 3 25 6 25 Thrce Ouk 3 56 4 4S 7 04 5 ovTT New Buffalo, 4 13 J4 65 7 21 3 u " Michigan City, 4 40 6 20 7 50 4 ]5 77 Lake, i 23 6 69 b 36 5 15 5 J Kcnsington, 6 20 8-4'J 9 40 6 10 f Chicago, arriTe, I 7 06 '. 1 25ll ïb 6M9JJ! OOIMQ EA8T. U 4Uj ÏJll iJlLLL' 'a.m. a. M.lr. M. p.n ? Ohicago, leave, ! 6 00 8 30' 3 .0 í IJ ia Kensington, 6 45 9 12; 4 35 :,.',;', Lake, 6 40 9 54 6 23 6 45,15 Michigan City, 7 32 10 40 SïS 7 40 11 ii New Buïalo, 7 56 11 00' 6 r.l .' Three Oak, 8 09 11 13 ; OS 8 11 j, Buchanan, S 41 7 50 Niles, i 0i' 11 55 8 20 855 ],, ! Dowagiac, a 27 : 8 481 ï 1 Deeatur, fl 52 9 16 f Lawton, 10 10p. . 9 851 K:lamaioo, 10 50 1 15 10 10 10 SS 1. Oalesburg, 11 12 . __ . Battle Creek, 11 47 1 67 ■L k 11 is i,i I lp. H. = K MarnhaU, 12 4512 40 7 11 40 Ta Albion, 1 10 3 02 ! Jï A.H. A.H. JackxoQ, I.v., 2 15 3 45 7 2.5 12 (15 (1 - Grass Lakn, 2 45 7 58 IJ M ! Cholnea, 3 in 8 ï ■ 2 Dexter, 3 25 8 37 1Ú Delhi, 8 37; 50 IZ I Ann Arbor, 8 J2 4 55 9 04 2 10 Ypsilanli. 4 15 5 10 9 2! 2 27 ï ■' Wayne June, 4 43 6 29 V 00 2 48 la Q. T. Juno., 6 30 ti mi] 110 45 3 n ; 1 Detroit, Ar., I 5 46 6 HA 11 0 3 85Ítu Sundays excepted. Saturday aud .Sundim oepted. tDailj. ' H. ü. LEDYARD, (ien'l Supt., UetraH. C. Wenttobth, (ion. l'asg. Ag!., Cliicajo. l'oruer Main and Ilurou Stndi J jETEOIT, HILLSDALE&INK. ANA KA11 ROAI) To t .ke cöect November i( th, 1876. OOINO WEST. -RUM Euj, j STATIOMR. MaL. Exp. 8TATION8. Kxp. JU . A. M. P. M. Ypnilantl.... 8:20 7:3(1 " . l Saline. ü:lu 8:06 Bunkers 4-00 M f BridgewatiT.. 9:35 8:ï7 HUlsdale 5:20 M ManchehUr. 10:05 8:50 Manchcater.. 7:10 Jjj I p. M. Bridgewater 7:45 415 X Hillüdale 12.40 lo;48 Knline 8-15 I Bankers. 2 53 1100 Ypsilanti.... 9.u5 1 - Traiua run by Chicago time. To take effect , Üec. 10, 1876. W. F. PAKKER, 8up't, Ypiluti j GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. THE SHORT LINT BETWEEN D1-.TR0IT, : BÜFEALO, NEW YORK, NIÁGARA FALLS, BOSTON PMlailelïliiu, AND ALL EA8TEKN CITIE8. "1G 'ïl'.IXlu-Miuilist l.iiirfruiii 46è"Xt Detroit to Búllalo ani Poiots ütut. 93 , ÍT Miles the shortest line from DetroiEt I #Oxiagara Falla and pointa Kast. Sure Conncctïoiis at Suspcntion Bridge nul Itul f;ilo wiih Ihe New York Centrul aud l.rii' Hailwuyi, The Track and Ëquipmentp of e ÖREAT WESTERV are perlect, and ït ík manaKA wiüu a view to the SAFKTY aml COMFORT 01 ia Patrone. TOUR18TS AND PLEASITKE SEEKERS Should bear in mind that the GREAT WESIEBS' Railway is the Shortest and most ComforUUe Rovitt: between Detroit, Buspension Bridgi and ' Buffalo, ahd is the only line which crosses Suipen I sion Bridfje in lull vicr of the falla. For information acd tickets via this popular routt: apply Ui G. W. SHARPLE3S, Agent M. C. R. R.,Anu Arboi Mich. i Tkh f Ui fli lli ■ "OLD KEXTICUY HOM E,"Evunu t I Jfl(iison"5 111,1 i . (KKATHfW : of one of Ainerica'i. fgnnti - nuu rh niHirnlñf-pm gnt. caiivO ' WATKHf 6LK.,"tl)t mos! pUrturefue jiikJ wi tautiiitl o! 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