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LEONARD HOUSE, TF. LEONARD, Proprietor, Ann Arbor, Mieh. GiJTeaFsIwlllrae The Old Grenville Stand, No. 5 South Main St. EVERYTHING NEW AND FRESH! Prescriptions Compounded Day and Night. GEORCE ARDNER'S Hotel and Restaurant, oppoalte the Micliigan Central Depot. Accommodations for Travelers. Meals at all hours. A lunch counter in conneution with his restaurant. GEORGEARDNER, Puopkietor, Ann Arbor, Michigan. RAILBOADS. TlI 1CHIQAN CENTRAL HALLKOAD. TIMIfi TABLE.MAKCH 22 1882, GOINU WEST. g I 8g èi Si 8 STATZONS. = & Sf I _?_ fljffl ?L_ S fcj3_ A.M. A.M. T. M. I. M. P.M. P.M. Detroit Lv. T.00 9.35 5.55 4.05 8.00 .6O G. T. June 7.15 9.M 6.1U 4.20 8.15 10.10 Wavue Juiic... 7..i 10.29 8.42 4.4 8.45 10.40 Ynsilunti 8.23 KH8 7.05 5.05 9.08 tl.lt Aun Arbor 8.45 ll.OU 7.24 5.22 9.25 11.17 Dexter 9.118 7 48 5.3 9.44 Oaelsca 9.25 8.0 5.5a 10.00 Graas laku 11.50 8.32 6 )2 10.80 P. B. A. M. lackson Ar. 10.10 O.i.u 1105 Jackson Lv. 10.2U 12.18 6.Ö5 a.m, i 12.45 Albion 11.01 12.50 A 7.40 il..V 1.28 .Uirshall 11.50 Ut _ % 8.06 12.Ï0 1 11 r. u. .5 9. Battle deck.... 12.10 15'. ?4 8.40 12.47 2.07 Galesburg 12.53 a. ji. 9.15 !.,. Kalamazoo 1.13 2.36 4.50 9.30 1.35 2.17 Lttwton 1.52 5.25 2.13 DeCHtnr 2.07 6.42 02 Uowajpac 2.29 6.07 3 37 Niles 2.55 4.01 6.50 3.37 4.15 Buchauan 3.08; 7.02 3.42 l'hree Uuks.... 3.381 7.27 4.12 New BnftalO... 3.53 4.52 7.40 4.35 Midi. City 4.23 5.18 8.08 5.03 5.28 Uke 5.13 6.02 8.54 5.51 6.18 Kdlsiliïton 6.00 ti.50 9.45 6.4 7.11 Chicago Ar (USO 7.40 10.36 -;.. (.IMNíi LAM. ' . i S STATIONS. d & .J g L g L_ j3 ?_ ïa tl ïL_ AM. A.M. W P.M. 1'. 51. Dhioago Lv. 7.00 9 00 3.40 5 15 9. IC BLensfngton 7.50 9.50 4.30 6.05 10.0C Lake 8.35 10.27 5.1S 6.60 10.40 Mich. City 9.25 11.13 6.00 7.38 11.88 New Búllalo... 9.50 1133 6.2.1 11.55 rhree Oaks 10.03 6.40 A. M. Buchanan 10.30 p. m. 7.00 Niles 10.45 12.18 7.37 9.00 12.45 Dowaidac "11.18 8.06 1.12 Decatnr 11.89 8.33 1.S7 Lawton 11.66 8.531 a.m Kalamazoo 12.33 1.38 9.30 (1.50 10.25 2.30 Batenburg 12.53 - 5" 7.08 Battle Creek... 1.28 2.15 m'? 7.38 11.08 3.20 Marshall 2.1.3 8.00 &Ë 8 06 11.88. 3.46 Albion 2.40 3.21 --=- 8.32 11.65 i.li A. M. A. Jl. Jackson Ar. 3.3SI. Jackson Lv. 3.39 4.05 1 7.05 9.30 12.40 5.00 SrassLake 4.01 7.28 9.50 5.25 Jhelsua 4 28 7.50110.07 5.50 üexter 4.51 8.03 10.19 6.05 Ann Arbor 5.22 5.07 8 25 10 34 2.04 ti.v5 rpstlanti 5.38 5.23 8 43 10.48 2.20 6.41 ïVü.yne June... 6.02 5.45 9.0S 11.08 2.44 7.05 3. t. June I 6.35 6.15 9.45 11351 3.20 7.15 Deiroit Ar. 6.50 (i.30 10.00 11.5o 3.35 8.00 The New York Express, a fast train leaves Chicago at 3.30 in the atternoon and makes the folJiwing stops, Michigan City, 5,30; Niles, 6.27; Kalimazoo 7.40; Battle Creek, 8. 16; Jackson, 9.28; Ann Arbor, 10.26; Ypsilanti, 10.41; G. T. Junotion, 11.25; arrivinginOetroit at 10.40 P. M. The Chicago Express ivhich leaves Detroit at 1.20 p. m., makes the following stops: G. T. Junrtion, 1.86; Ypiilanti, 2 20; Ann Arbor. -.'.:; I: Jackson. 3.38; Albion, 4 16 : Marshall, 4.37; Battle Creek, 4.59; Kalamazoo. 5.39; Niles, 7.05; Michigan City. 7.10, and arrivés in Chicago at 10.10. $uuday excepted. i-aturday & fcunclay excepteü DaIly. üisiiyC. Wraiwonra, IT. 13. Ledvard, O. P. S 1. A., Chicago. Ge.nH Manager, Vetrol npOLEDO, ANN ARBOK &. GRAND TRUNK X RA1LKOAD, Taking effect Sunday, March 12, 18S2. N Trains run by Columbus time. 3oing North. Going Soutli. 'ïxp'ss MaU. I STATIONS. Maïl. Exp's P. M. A. M I P. M. f A. M. ttl.T) +8.15 Toledo +5.55 +9.15 6.J8 8.18 NorthToledo +5.52 9.!2 6.38 8.27 Detroit Junction. 5.42 9.33 6.47 8.35 Hawthorn 5.3 9.25 6.55 8.45 Sainaría.-. 5.23 9.15 7.10 9.00 Lulu 5. 10 8.00 7.15 9.05 I Monroe Junction 5.0i 8.41 7.2! 9.15 Dundee 4.56 8.30 7.38 9.27 Azalia 4:48 8.18 7.52 9.40 Milan 4.30 1 8.05 8.00 9.47 Nora 1 23 7.66 8.07 (9.63 Urania +1.1? Í7.48 8.20 10.05 "Vpsilanti Juncti'n 4.08 7.38 8.35 10.20 Ann Arbor.. .. +3,55 +7.25 .... 10.45 Lelands 3.35 1 10.57 Wordens 8.!ift .... tll.16 South Lyon +8.06 1 .... The local freight norllï leaves this city at 5 ]. m.; Lelands, 5.40; Wordens, 6 o'clock and arrivés in Soutfa Lyon at 6.30. The same train leaves South Lyon at 7.05 a. m,; Wordens, 7.25; Lelands, 7.35; and arrivés in tliis city at Í-.30. H. W. ASHLEY Gen'l Superintendent. "Tile, the Createst Labor-Saving Machine of the Age." To the Editor of The Chicago Tribune. Dwight, III., March 16.- One of the strongest and most convincing facts that I have yet Been with regard to tile drainage is brought out in the December report of the Agricultura! Department of Illinois. It is this: ACEEAGK. Acreage in corn in Livingston County, 1881 268,597 Acreage in corn in Logan County, 18S1. . 140,859 Livingston over Logan Í 27,738 YIELD. Yield of corn in Livingston County.1881. .0,983.522 Yleld of cem4n Logan Couuty, 1882 5,070,921 Livingston over Logan 1,902,598 In other words. Logan County has raised nearly as mueh corn on 140,859 acres as Livingston county has on 268,597 acres. Put it in another form, the farmers in Livingston County have been obliged to plöw nearly doublé the acreage of land (368,697), and have raised but a very small percentage of increase of corn ver their brethern in Logan County, who only had to plow 140,809 acres. Let us givo it another twist! A A farmer who lias his land well tilled need only work eighty acres of land and grow just about as mueh corn as tlie man who plows 160 and takes all the risks of drouth and inuch besides. It is not fair, then, to conclude that the greatest labor-saving machine to-day of the age is the tiledrain? From the same source of informal ion I gather the following as rtgards tlie progress of tile-drainage in these two counties: Fot. Total number of feet laid in Livingston County upto 181 , .1,140,793 Total number of feet laid in Logan County upto 1881 3,989,469 Tliis table proves beyond all theory that owlng to the free use of tile that one county has been able to produce nearly as mueh corn on 140.000 acres of land as another county has produced upon 26S, 000 acres, which is nearly doublé, and the beauty of the whole is that it was done wil h half the work! Mr. Editor, suppose a kind Providence should lengthen out the spin of our daya until we saw Illinois tnoroughly tile-drained, where would be put the corn that this State would produce, and what would we do with our "silver dollars?" Samuel T. K. 1'rime. JACKSON FIRE CLAY CO. Manufacturera of .Stone Sewer Pips - AND - DIRk-IHSr TILE. All our Drain Tilo are made of Fire Clay, are of umwual strength and liyhL uvight, which ma terially reduces the breakage and expense of transportaron. The dltohlng for thisclass of tilingislessexpen sive, as they do not require to be laid belowfrost, but only deep enough to escape the plow. Whilè this is moro econorHica! it also aids in obtainingja better "fall" or grade to the drain. A full assortment of all sizes, for Bale ia small quantities, or car load lot?, at the FERDON LÜIBEE YARB. JAS. TOLBEKT, Agent. Commissioners' Notice. STATE Of MICHIGAN, County of Washtenaw, The undersigned having been appointed by the Probate court f or said County, Commission ers toreceive, examine and adjust all claims aud demande oí all persons against the estáte cf Tilomas Earl, late of saidcouuty deeeased,hereby give notice that six months from date are allowed, by order of said Probate Court, for Creditors to. present their claims against the estáte of s.iM dr.ceascd. and that they will meet at the probate office in the City of Ann Arbor, n said county. on Wednesday the 4th day of .luly, and on Wednesday the 4th day of October next, at ten o'cloek a. m. of each of said days, to receive, examine and adjusi said claims. Dated April 4, 1883. Elihu B. Pond. Edward Treadwell, Wm. H. Mclntyre. Commissioners. Chancery Notice. rphe Circuit Court for Washtenaw County, in J. Chancery.- lienry J. Wagar, Complaiuaut vs. Francis E. Wagar, Defendant. It appearing satisf actor ly by affidavit to me, that the defendant Francis E. Wagar is a nonresident of this state, and resides in the state of New York; on motion of E. L. Kinrie, solicitor for the complainant, it is ordered that the said defendant Francia E. Wagar cause herappearance in this cause to be tntered within four months from tke date of this order, and that in case of her appearance, she cause her an'swer to the complainant's bilí, to be íiled. aud a copy tliereof to be served on eomplainant's Bolicitor within twenty days after service of a copy of said bill, aud nolice of this order, aud in default thereof, that the said bill be taken aa confesaed by the said Francis E. Wagar. And it is further ordered that within twenty days the said complaiuant cause a notice of this oider to be published in the Ann Aiïbok Democrat, a newspaper printed in said county, and that the said publieation be continued in said paper at lenst once in each week for six succeasfre weeks or that he cause a copy of s;ud order to be personally served on the said defendant Francis E Wagar, at least twenty days before the time herein prescribed for her appearance. C. JOSLIN, Circuit Judge of said Circuit Coui't. E. D. KIN NE, öolicitor for Coinplainant. Dated. February 1, 1882. Chancery Notice. rphe Circuit Court for the County of Washte_1_ naw in chancery. - Jeaanette M. Hopkins, complaiiiaut, vs. Henry E. Hopkins, defendant. It appearing atist'actorily by aftidavit to me that the defendant Henry E. Hopkins is a nonresident of this state, and resides in the city of New York, in the state of New York; on motion of J ohnF. Lawrence, solicitor for the complainant it is ordered that the said defendant Henry E. Hopkins cause his appearance in this cause tq be entered within four months from the date of this order, aud that in case of his appearance he cause his answer to the complainants bill to be filed, and a copy thereof to be served on the complainants soiicitor within twenty days after service of a copy of said bill and notice of this order, aud in default thereof that the said bill be taken as confessed by the said Henrj' E. Hopkins. And it is further ordered that within twenty days the said complainant cause a notice of this order to be published in The Ann Arbor Demockat a newspaper printed in said county, and that tlie said publieation be published in said paper at least once a week for six successive weeks, or that he cause a copy of said order te be personally served on the said defendaut Henry E. Hopkins at least twenty days before the time herein prescribed foi his appearance. PATEICK McKERNAN. Circuit Court Commissioner in and for said County. John F. Lawbence, Solicitor for Complainant. DatedMarch8, 1882. Estáte of Mary A. Alexander. OTATE OF MICHIGAN, County of WashteIO naw, ss. At a session of the probate court for the County of Washtenaw, holden at the pro bate office in the city of Ann Arbor, on Monday, the 13th day of March in the year one thousand eight hundred and eighty-two. Present, William D. Harriman, Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estáte of Mary A. Alexander deceased. . William Humphrey the administrator with the will annexed of said estáte, comes into court and represents that he is now prepared to render his final account as such administrator. Thereupon, it is ordered, that Tuesday, the llth day of April next at ten o'clock in theforenoon be assigned for examining and allowing such account and that the heirs at law of said deceased, and all other persons interested in said estate, are required to appear at a session of said court then to be holden at the 'probate office in the city of Ann Arbor, in said county, and show cause if any there be, why the said account should not be allowed : And it is further ordered that said administrator give notice to the persons interested in said estáte of the pendency of said account, and the hearing thereof. by causing a copy of this order to be published in the Ann Arbor Democrat, a newspaper printed and circulating in said county,three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing. WILLIAM D. HARRIMAN, [A true copy.] Judge of Probate. William G . Doty, Probate Register MortgageSale. DEFAULT having been made in the payments of the principal and interest due on a certain mortgage bearing date October 27, 1668 executed by Charlotte D. Silkworth to J. Moreau Smith, and recorded in the office of the Register of Deedsforthe county of Washtenaw, stat j of Michigan, on November 2, 1868 in Liber 38 of mortgages on page 575. which mortgage was duly assigned on January 13, 1872 td Ransom S. Smith by an assignment recorded March 1, 1882, in said Kegister's office in Liber 7, of assigmnents of mortgages on page 232 (which said mortgage is now owned by the estáte of said Ransom S. Smith, deceased) by which said default the power of sale contained in said mortgage has become operative. and no proceedings at law or in equity having been instituted to recover the debt secured by said mortgage or any part thereof ; and there being now claimed to be due and unpaid upon the said mortgage and the note accompanying the same, the sum of two hundred and forty-seven dollars and sixty-two cents. Notice is therefore hereby given that said mortgage will be foreclosefl by a sale of the mortgaged premises or so much thereof as may be uecessary to satisfy the amount claimed to be due on said mortgage, together with all other egal costs and expenses qf sale, at public sale or vendue to the highest bidder at the east front door of the court house in the city of Ann Arbor, county of Washtenaw and state of Michigan (that being the place for holding the circuit court for said county) on Wednesday the seventh day of June 1882 at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day (subject to a prior mortgage recorded in Liber 36 of mortgages on page 508 in said Register's office) which said premises are described as follows: All the following described lands situated in the town of Sharon, Washtenaw county and state of Michigan, being the east third of the north east quarter of the south westquarter of section number thirty-four in township number three south of range three east, commt-ncin? at the center of section thirty-four aforesaid running thencs west on the quarter line to land owned by Josiah R. Stout thenee south eighty rods to land owned by Jere miah D Cory, thenee east to land owned by Juhn W. Cowan. thenee north eighty rods on the quarter line to the place of beginniug contaimng thirteen and one-third acres. Dated March 1. ïstw. W. B. SMITH, Executor of Rarsom S. Smith. M. H. EREN KAN, Attoruey for executor. tr P f a week in your own town. Terms and $5 40bHitiitsfree. Address H. Hallett & Co., 1'urtlund, 3Iaine. C. E. Holmes, proprietor of the City Drug store has the choicest lot of perfumes and the LARGEST STOCK of PURE DRUGS in the city. Also everything in the Toilet and Fancy goods line, atprices lower than anywhere else. Prescriptions carefully compounded. No. 12 Cook Hotel Block, Ann Arbor, Michigan. FOR SALEJ3IÍ RENT The present residence of Mis. F. A.Hiil, with Tho La ii dl A.dj oixiiii sr, Consisting of about 40 acres, 30 of whieh cultivated. Rent, $800, or the House, and 8 acres wil] bo rented seperate, Eent $600. The above property is also for salo by the lot. i the acre, or in larger quanlities. TITLE PERFECT. For further particulars enquireol H. K Hill, office No. :i Opera House Bloei:, or Wm. M. White, Oanaseraga, New York. ff 71 A WEEK. $13 a dny at home easily JZ made. Costly outts free. AddressTrui & Co.. Augusta, Bla&e. To The Puttic! We kavc made ovpry efiort ilxïs winter iss inannfaetnringa lull IIec oftsrlor E'oí.i lor tlic sjrisig trade, thuN Naviug ïïie peole oí Asm Arhot' tlxé trouI expense 5 gaing lo irger place í íwrnisli lieïr hoiises. Our assortüseiit is eompicÉö atnd the wtívli h liae hy experlcnced workmea oaily. 'E'lie best material is Ksed so tlaat every pïece that leaves the store eau ha warratel. We also have increasetl our stoelt iaa I5ed ISooin Setts, Matrasses and Spring Beds, Writiug; Sèeslts, Secretarie, and Book Cases, Marblc Top Tables, etc. All goods are sold at same prices as in the citiesand omestiU cheaper, owing to ligliter expenses. Prompt tintl carcfnl attention is given to all Special Orders in npholstcriiig or in cabinct work. Kespei'tfully, Kocli & Maller, 39 South Main St.. and 4 West Liberty St. 1. S. - Agents for the eelebrated LVhitney Baby Carriage. Real Estáte for Sale. STATE OF MICHIGAN. County of Washtenaw 88.- In the Matter of the Estáte ut Sophia S. M. Wetzel, deceased. Notice is hereby given, That in pursuanc6 of an order granted to the undersigned Adminiatrator of the estáte of said deoeased, by the Hon. Judge of Probate Por the, County of AVashtenaw, on the SSth day of February A. D. 1882, there will be sokl ;i L'uUic Vendue, to the highest bidder, at tin- premises below described in the city of Anti Arbor, in the county of Washtenaw in said on Saturday the fifteen(h day of April A. D. 1SS3, ut ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day (subject to all eneumbrancesby mortgage or tti herwise existingat 1 1 ie time of thedeath of said iitiL' f oüowine described Real Estáte touit: Lot No. three in block No. three, north of Huron street, raDge three east in the city of Aun Arbor, Washtenaw county, Michigan, LEONHARD tíRUNEK, Administrator. Dated February 25, 1832. - 9 1 H I Ju PRINCIPAL-UNE ""ïtllio snüRTESÏ, (L'ICKEST aml And allïvBEST line to St. Joteph, In IowaTSJAtcliso'1.'roPelta.Dt1"1Nebraska.Missourl.KaiíTyon. Dallas, Gal. o, Arlzona. Mwïfegjvestun, tana and T(.-xa.s. ■f' Q-JCZ ED Jk. 3 c r?"ülí8 ÜUte bas no superior f ur AümtI l'c'a' Minncapolls and St. Paul. T"lvi1!Y;"-;5SiS5. Katlonally rcputed ai Ij. o noedcd tu 5Q lwiug tlie Grea be the best eq'Ppei"öjhroughCaf" i in the Wurld for A. 7 IUl a!l claisi's of travel. 2Lr KANSAS CITY . ' connectlons made VTl Nv Dtpot8. .yx Throngh TSTSvVoV TryltviatliisVT SsVr anci y011 wi" il Line furXXOSi nn( traveliiiK a ï!e :it all oiBces 'C{'V 'uury. MUai vTCvv A'ixwoív cüuifuri SJ ilnformationV' OjOt TJSvVabout Katcs of XjTfcvS. yy Fare, Sleeping Car, 3Kr V X etc . i'li.'i'ifnfly Kivi'n l.y " X. T. I POTTER. PERCEVAL LOWELL, PreftA GerSl Manager, Gen. Rtss.Agt., CblWMTOiXU. Cliicaeu. 111.