Classified_ad

Abstracts of Titles. All parlies who are desiroua of ascertaining the condition of the title to their landB, or parties who wiah to loan money on real estáte will dowellto cali ut tho Register' oftice and consult a Compared Set of Abstract Books. Said books are po lar advanced that the Register can furniah on short notice a Perfect Statement as to the Title öiuffif üYift! Sft lan(i in Washtenaw County aa 0. ff . MÏNLY, Register. aIollarIaved IS A DOLLAR EARNED ! NEW GÖODS I And prices LOWER THAN KV.ER. I have purchased in New York, for eah, and I urn now daily receivine one of the lnrgest and moat seleet stocks of Groceries in Washtenaw County, coüsiating of a full and well selected LINE OF TEAS, All of the new erop - including Guupotvdcrs, Iiiiperin.ls9 uimy 12}sons, tl j sous, Jupans, Oolonga, Farinosas, Consrous! Som lioiijfi.. mul 'i'ii'iinka}, Together wlth a full line of CÜFFEES, consistiTig of the following branda: MOCHA. OLD GOV'TJAVA,MAliACAlBO,LAGUAYRE,SANTOS and BIO, both roasfed and ground ; a full and well aelected stock of 3UGARS, SYRÜPS AND MOLASSES, Together with everything in the line cf Pure Spices, Canned fruita, and Vegetable. We have a full and completo line of BOOTS & SHOES, HATS, CAPS, GLOVES And Hosiery. AIso, a choice assortment of Ladlea' and Qentlemen'a Underwear. Cali and examine Goods and Prices and we will inaure satisfaction. EDWARD DUFFY. " Maynard's Block,-' cor. Main and Ann itreetl Ann Arbor, MicL. ■3Higheat caab prica paid foi all furrn produce. "ís GET YOUK PIÍOPEETY INSUEED BY C. H. MILLEN, Insurance Agent No. 4 South Main Street, ANIÍ ARBOR, - MICH. The oldest agency in the city. Established a quarter of a century ago. Representing the following firet class comuanier HomeluBurance Co. of N. Y., Assels orer 56,000,000 Continental Ins. Co. of N. Y., Assets over 83,000,000 Niágara Fre Ins. Co., N. Y., Assets 81,4-12,400 Girard ol Pa., Assets over $1,000,000 Oriënt of Hartford, Assets $700,000 Jt& Kates low. Losses liberally adjusted and proinptly paid. C. H. MILLEN. IMRA11 CÜMPANÏ, Capital, - - $3,000,000. Asseis Jou 1, ioto, $ 6, 792, 649. 98. Losses Paid in 55 Years, $44,760,391.71. Surplus over all Liabilitios, includi-g Re-Insurance Reserve, $4,735,092.86. Net Surplus over Liabilities, including Ke-Insurance and Capital Stock, $1,735,092.86. C. MACKi Agent, Ann Arbor. RAILROADS. Toledo and Ann Arbor Railroad. Taking eftoet Sunday Maren 23, 1879. GOIN'H NOItTH. GOINIi SOTTTH. Mix. EïpTEipTj l'Aii.Exp.;lliz. A. M A. M. F. M. A.M.F. M.P.M 6 5010 40; 6 00 TOLEDO i 9 29 2 60, 'J J.i 6 53110 42 6 02' North Toledo 9 27 2 48)9 22 7 07 10 M; 6 li; Detroit Junction ' 9 19 2 39 9 04 7201058;620 llawthorn 911:231 8 47 7 33 11066 28 Samarla ,9 0312 23 8 30 74ïi1H16M; Beola 8 58 2 18 8 19 7 55 1118 64 i Lulu 8491210 8 02 8 03 1123, 6 4 Monroe Junction 8 42 2 05 7 51 8 35 11821 6 5 I Dundee , 8 36 155; 7 32 8 4C1137; 7 0 ' Macon ! 8 30 150, 7 21 8 58 1142: Tl Azalia S 24 1 44l 7 10 9 25 1154 7 23 Milán ! 8 11 132; 6 37 9 38! 12 00: ï23 Nora : 8 05 L 26 6 25 9 52)12 061 7 3fj, Urania ! 7 58' 120 6 13 10 13 ia 15j 7 45 Ypsilanli June. ! 7 48 1 10 5 54 10 4012 28 8 001 AKH A1ÍBO8 7 35 12 58:5 30 The 7.35 a. m. express south raakes close connecious at Monroe Junetion for Adrián and Mouroe and for poiuts on the Lake Shore ; at Toledo with Columbus & Toledo and the Watmsh. The 12.58 p. m. express south connects at Toledo with tho 3 o'clock train east on the Penusylvania Road thro' o New York. All trains run uy Columhua time - ' lulnutei faster than Ann Arbor time. J. M. ASHLEY. Ju., Superintendent. MICHIttAJí CENTRAL KAILROAI). MAY 25, 1879. (JOING WEET. - i i ií a i i A. M. A. M P-M. p. M. 1'. M. p.M. Detroit, leave, 7 00 9 35 5 55 3 55 8 K 9 JO (i. T. Junction, 7 15 10 00. 6 10 4 lo' 8 25 10 11 W'ayne Junction 7 52 10 28 6 42 : 4 36 8 57 10 42 Ypüilanti, 8 20 10 45 7 05 4 55: 9 22 11 04 Geddes, 8 30 1 20 i , AnnArbor, 8 40 11 00 7 35: 5 20! 9 38 11 20 Delhi, 8 53: i 7 46 Dexter, II in 7 56 5 37 9 59 Chelsoii, 1 9 22 8 11 5 5010 15 GrassLake, íi 50 8 35 f, 10 10 38 - : - P. M i A.M Jaokson, '10 20 12 15; 9 00 6 30H1 15 12 45 Albion, 11 04 12 50' á 1 7 36Í11 59 1 10 Marshall, 11 50 1 30 i 1 8 03,12 25 1 40 P.M. M A.M. BattleCreek, 12 19 1 55 1 8 32 12 50 3 12 Ualesburg, 12 52 9 05 1 20 A. M. Kalamazoo, 1 16! 2 3T; 5 00 9 25 1 38 2 43 Lawton, 1 63 : 5 33 2 13 - Decatur, I 2 10 S 50 2 31 Dowagiac, ' 2 35 6 12, 2 57 Niles, 3 05' 4 07 6 55! 3 80 4 II Buchannn, 3 19 ', 7 07 3 45 Three Oaks 3 49 7 ti New Buffalo, 4 03 4 57 7 45: 4 27 Michigan City, 4 30 5 20 8 10 4 55 6 30 Lake, 5 13 6 02 S 53 5 45 6 19 Kensington, 6 00' 6 50 9 ü j 6 40 7 10 Chicago, arrive, I 6 50 7 40 10 SO, I 7 30 8 00 GOINGEAST. Tu i8. L T ? P Y óÍ I I - ! A.M. A. M.'P. M. , P. M, p. M Ohicago, leave, i 7 00 9 00, 4 00 I 5 16 9 10 Keosiugton, 7 50: 9 50' 4 50 ! 6 05 10 00 Lake, 8 38 10 80 5 42 6 50 10 43 Michigan City, , 9 25 11 13! 6 30! 7 40;il 30 NewBuifalo, 9 47 1130 [Si 1152 Three Oaks, 10 02 7 08 j A. M. Buchanan, 110 32 7 35 1 Niles, ,10 45 12 15 8 05 9 00:12 48 Duwagiuc, l'l 131 8 33! 1 10 Decatur, 1 11 39 1 8 57] 1 40 Lawton, 1 11 57 f 9 15 a. m. 1 57 Kíilumazoo, 12 S3l 1 40 9 50 6 60 10 28' 2 28 Oalesburg, ! 12 53 . 7 OS Battle Creek, 1 28 2 15 ,gj M 7 40 II 10 3 18 Marshall, 2 25 3 00 Js 8 08 il 37 3 46 A.M. Albion, 2 52 3 21 A.M. 8 35,1159 4 12 Jackson, 3 45 4 05 7 15 9 80 12 50 5 00 GrassLake, 110 7 389 50! 5 25 Chclse.i, 4 40 ; 8 02 10 07 ' 5 6(1 Dexter, 5 00 8 16,10 19 6 05 Delhi, 5 10 ' 8 25 Ann Árbor, 20 5 10; 8 45,10 '5, 2 06 6 25 Geddes. 5 30 8 60 ! Ypsilanti. 5 87 5 24 9 00 10 48 2 20 6 41 WayneJiinc, ; 6 01 5 45 9 23 11 08 2 44 7 05 S.t. June, 6 33' 6 15: 9 55:11 35, 3 20 7 45 Detroit, Ar., i 6 48: 6 30 10 10:11 50, 3 35 8 Qi tíundays excepted. ISaturday and fciunduy exjepted. tJüaily. H. B. LEDYAED, Gen'l Manager, Detroit. H. C. Wentwoeth, (i. P. & T. Agt., Chicago. CANADA SOUTHERN H'V UNES. The Only Amerícau lloute Through Canada Trains loave M. C. R. li. Depot, Detroit, city time, ís follows : Atlantic Express, daily, 4 00 a. ra., Wagner car to ïoston. Fast Day Kxpress, daily, 12 noon, Wagner car o New York and Boston. Llghtnlng Express, daiiy except Sunday, 11 10 p. li., Wftgner car to líuñalo and Roehester. Toledo trains leave 7 50 a. ni. except Sunday ; 3 10 '. ni. daily ; 6 50 p. ni. except Sunday, For Fayette 6 30 p. ni. except Sunday. j(fcö For information and tickets apply to H. W layes, agent M.C. R. R., Ann Arbor. M. C. KOACH. Pass. Agent, Detroit. FRANK E. SNOW, üen. Pass. and Ticket Agt. Detroit. I 2TOTXCE. The uudersigned has purehased the interest of ioerge H. Winslow In the frame aul picture bu.si30 Eaei Baron 3treet, aud will continue (ie business at the same place, giving prompt atention to all orders lor Iraiuea, etc. A fine stock f Chromos, Engravings, and L'hotographs on hand nd Por .satu cliciip. All dehts due the late firm of Winslow & McMiU an are payable to the uudersigned, mid any debti ontracted during hls connectioa with the ürm will be paid by him. Ann Arbor, Oet. 14, 1878. HlOtf D. McMILLAN. DETROIT Throat 1 Lung Institute MEEEILL BLOCK, corner of Woodward and Jeff'erson aves., Detroit, ilieh. M. Hilton Williams, M. D., Prop'r. Who personally receives juiTients at the Institute for the cure of all the varioua diseases of theHead, Tliroat and Chest, and their coinplications, through the systein of inhalation, combined with proper internal treatuient. Tothose who have what they are pleased to cali "linering colds" we would say unhe.sitatingly, and if posaible with a voice that would awaken all from that pleasant dclusion, that without prompt and earnest effbrts in a rational and proper nianner, many will soon foliow those who have found release f rom their suifering in that "sleep which knows uo waking." You have been conscious, but almost afraid to confess the fact, and unwilling to admit it to yourselves that the slight irritation of the throat, the annoyance of naal catarrh, the symptonm of a bronchial inflammation of a few weeks or months af?o, which you contidently believed would " wear oti'," has beome iirmly established, and is most certainly, and by degreea. more or less rapidly, and with fatal precisión and unyielding grap, advano ing to hopeless consumption. You may object to and shrink from the frank statement by your medical adviser ; you may deny the truthfwt conviction which forces itself upon your obaervation and rea-son, but the plain fact, divested of fiattering :i-! surances that can only cheat you of even life iteelf, ia that these ihroat diseaseh, the broncïiial inllammations and other constitutional causes, are teüing agalnst you with unerrinjí c(;riainty, and the a&surances - ao pleasant to the ear- that all wiil be well bye and bye, are the more delusivo and cruel. You do not want 1o stupefy the seoses by opiates, nor take into the stoinach drugs that will forever deatroyitstone and im pair its office. You do not want mcrely palliative treatment to conduct and lull you into taneied security to the very brink of the grave, font is neither reasonable nor just to yourselves, or those who regard your cases with, trembhng solicitude and painful anxiety. The chilly blasts and stornis of advanced aunmn, the inclement winter with its searehing winds and atmosphere charged with moisture, have had their eflect upon you - the great and rapid vicisitudes of spring, that, witli the re-awakening of vegetable life, is peculiarly fatal to consumptives - these changes of seasons are now upon the invalid as well as upon the robust, and it is wise to just now stop and reflect upon the nature and progresa of your diseaee, and the remedial measures you have employed, and seriously to inqufre if there is a way,.open to you by which you may escape the danger which isiinpending. We say, without hesitation, that thegreatcr number of pulmonary diseases eau be cured. We need not dilate upou tlieoriea while we are ableto present living evidenees of the emcacy of judicious medicatiou in a elass of cases so long and peraistently pronounced hopeless. Inhalations are applicable in all diseases of the respiratory organs, including catarrh, throat diseases, aathma, bronchitis, consumption ; and thousands of cases can beeured by tliia mode of treatment when nothing else can reach them. Those who desire to consult me in regard to their cases had better cali at the office fur an examination, but if impossible to visit the office personally, may write for " List of Questions," and circular, both of which will be sent free of charge. Address M. HILTON WILLIAMS, M. D., Meekill Block, Detroit, Mich. GKAY'S SPKCIl'lC MKÜICINB. TRADEMARK.T. „_„„,,,„ TRADE MAfiK, ' 1 Ht! ii ral J!j11 . HHh BeforeTakingLoiemory'After Taiing, Univeral Lasáitude. Pain in the Back, Dimness of Vision, Premature Oíd Age, and many other diaeaseathat lead to lnsanity, Consumption and a Prematnre Grave. &&■ Full particular 8 in our pamphlets, which we desire to send free by mail to every one. The Specitic Medicine U sold by all Druggiats at $1 per packagc, or six jmekages lor $5, or wiU be sent by mail on receiptof the money ïy addressiüg THE UHAY MEDICINE CO., No 10 Mechanica' Block, Detroit Micli. KS-8old in Ann Arbor by all Druggiats, and by druggista every where NfCHOLS,SHEPARD&CO.f Battlo Creek, Mich. ORIGINAL AND ONLY GENUINE VI BRATOR" THRESHING MACHIWERY. THE Matchless Graln-Sariniar, Time-StTlng, and Money-Saving Threshers ofthiii day and genrUon. Beyond all rivatry Tor Kapirt Work, Perfect Cleaninft and tor Sftvlng Grain from Wastaga. STEAH Poner Threshers a Speciaitr. Special ■iies of Separatora made expressly for Steam Power. O UB ünrlraled Su-am Thresher Enifines, both PorUble and Tractlon, with Valuable ImprOT ments, far beyond any other make or kind. THE ENTI1ÏK Threshlng Expenses (and often three to five times that amount) can be nuda by thi Extra Graia 8AVED by these Improved Machines. GRAIN Balsera will not stibmlt to the enormous vastage of Grain and tbe Inferior work don bj all other machines, when once posted oc the difference. NOT Only Vastly Superior for Wheat, Oatej Barley, Rye, and fïke Graina, but tne Onlt Öocceiiful Thresher in Flax, Timothy, Millet, Clover, and Uk Seedj. Requlres no " attachments " or "rebullding" to ehange from Grain to Seeds. I'S Thoroueh Workraanship, Elegant Finish, Perfectlon of Parts, Completene!a of Equipment, eto., ar " Vibrator " Thresher Outflts aro Incomparable. TVTABVELOUS for Simplidtj of Parts, using Af A lesathanoue-hair tbc usual lïelts and Geari. Uakw Clean Work, wllh no Littering r Scatterings. rOUB Slzes of Separators Made, Banging from Six to Twelve-ÏTorse eize, and two styles of Jdounted Horse Powers u match. POR Particulars, Cali on our Dealen or write to U8 for IllusirtLtcd Circular, which w mail tn%% M. ROKERS, Atrcnt, Ann Arbor, Mich. r"WÏLIIAM REIÖT' jÊÜ V UW I Jfwiy f Ml (Of the late flrra of Keid Iflurl Amm.lWlSÁÁ.E Hiiis. Successor to said flrm BrFMMhBpiMI in ulasR and Lead Biulnesi.) I BhI liff ■tM FKKNCH4 AHSBIl'AK Bf ■ S B 9 ] Riblwd aud Rocgh PlatP Tor -m ' I B jfr J' Sky LightB, Cut and Faam■SjtOy I Sash i lier P"'PHHW5S I man Looking ulasa Fl&tes, v9 Wt'TXPUl .J r1l Load and OH, Colora, Putty, i il ■ ■ - "i PointB etc12 & 14 Congresa St. Sast, Detroit, Mich. JjL M EXTRACT m [Sarsaparillal ■isacknowledged to be the best and modi reliablepreparationnowprepatedio? I ILIVER COMPLAINT J I And for Furifying the Blood. e I ■Thispreparation is compounSed witbgreatl care, irom the lieet selected lHondura8 Sarsaparilla, YellowB Doek, Stillingia Dandelion, Wild Cherry, and other Valuable Eomediea. Prepared only by WW. JOHN STOUT b COM CbcmisU & Cruggists, ■161 Jefferson Ave,, Detroit, Mich'l BoldbyallDruggiBts. i