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20
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April
Year
1883
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C. E. HOLMES, Proprietor of the Ciiy Brug Store ! Has tbechoicest lot of pebfümes and llx Largest Stock of Pure Drugs ! In tbe city. Also ev;rylbulg in the TOILET and fakoy joods LIME, at prlces. lower tlüm anywbwe clse. Prescriptions Carefully Compounded. No. 12 Cook Hotel Block, Aun Arbor, Michigan. EBEBBAOH&SON Dealers ín Drugs, Medicines And a fine I-t of Frencli Hair Brushes AND Ena;!ish SToothBrushes We cali special atferition to our stock of .... Chemical Glass-ware, Apparatus AND Pure Chemicals of our own mportation A full line of TIEMAN'S SURG'L INSTRUMENTS At ïist primes. Are cordiallj invited to examine our stock as quality and prices. EBERBACH &SOM. MBS. I IV. FITCH. HAIRWORK OF EVERY DESCRÍPTION Hair Neta, Iiivisihlo Crimps, Brtiiclw, Curls, &o Hair-Dressing for Brides Balls and Theatricaïs a Speciaity. Hair-Jewelry Braided in any Pat'n HuronSt. - - Ann Arbor. tWIn'itt nnt he rexponsibl for any work lef thirty claus from nnttce of ftntsn. JACKSON FIRE CLAY CO Manufacturero of Slone Sewer Pipe - AND-ZDIR-A-Ilisr TILE. All our Drain Tüe are made of Fire Olay, ar of aniutual strength aud Uiiht wciijht. which ma terially reduces tlie breakage and expenso o transportation. The ditching for thisclass of tiling is less expon sive, as Ihey de uot vequire to be laid below frosl but only deep euough to escape the plow. While this is more económica! it aiso aids obtainingKi bettar 'fall" orgradeto the drain. A full assortment of -Jl sfees, for sale in sm quantitics, or car load lot?, at the MIN LOffiBEB YA1 JAS. TOLEEET, Agent. "Tile, the Greatost Labor-Saving Machine of the Age." Tu the Editor of The Chicago Tribune. Dwight, 111., March 16.- One 'of the stronges and mast convincing facts that I have yet seen with regard to tile drainage is brought out in the December report of the Agricultnral Depart ment of Illinois. It is this: ACREAGE. Acreage in corn in Livingston Countv, 1881 868,69! Aereare in noni in Logan Coxinty, löl. . 140,85! Livingston over Logan !27,73ï YIBLD. Yield of oorn in Livingston Oounty. 1881. .6,963,52! Yield of corniu Logan County, 1883 5,0"u,S)J Livingston over Logan l,0ü,ñ98 In other words. Logan County has raised near ly as much corn on 140,859 acres as Livingston county has on 868,507 acres. Put it in another form, the farmers in Livingston County have been obliged to plow nearly doublé the acreage of land (588,897), and have raised but a very small percentage of inervase ot corn over theii brethern in Logan County, who only had to plow 140,8 ii acres. Let us give it anotlier twist! A A farmer who has his land well tilled neeil only work eighty acres of land and grow just about as mucn corn as the man who plows ISO and takes all the risks of droutti aml much l)jsiilt-s. It is not fair, then, to conclude that the greatest iabor-saving machine to-day of the age is the tiledrainy From the same source of tntorraaiiou 1 gather the following an regards the progresa of tile-drainage in these two counties: Feet. Total number of feet laid in Livingston County up to 181 1,140,793 Total number of feet laid in Logan County upto 1881 3,989,469 Tbistable provea beyondall theory that owing to the free use of tile that one cuuuty has been able to produce nearly as nnich corn on 140.000 acres ot land as another county has producid upou26S,00U acres. which is nearly doublé, and the beauty of the whole is that it was done wlth half the work ! Mr. E.üror. suppose n kind Providence should lengthen out the spin of our days until we saw lllinois tnoroughly bUe-dratneo, where would be put the corn that tiiis state would produce, and what would we do with our "silver dollaraí' Samuel T. K. J'kime. Estafo of Frederick G. Horzer. STATE OF MICHIGAN", i o'.uity of Washtenaw ss. At ii si'ssiuii i.i' the probate court for the county of Waslitcnaw, holden al the probate 3mce in tlie city of Ann Arbor, on Monday, the ltth dayof Uarch, in the year one thousand ?ight hundred and eitdity time. Present, Wlttbun D. Harrünan, .Tudse of Probate. In the matter of -the ost:te of Frederiek (. Herzer. deeeased. On reaidng anit flling the petition duly verifled -j Charles H. Kempf, prayiug ihnt lie niay be licensed to sell the real estáte whereof said de3easeu died seized. BWhereuiJon it is ordered that ■ uesday. the lTth lay of April next. at ten o'clock in the forenoon se assiagned for hearing said netition und n-ndng such account, and tnai the neirs atlaw of iaid deeeased, and ill uther persone toterested in iaid estáte, are required to appear at a session of iaid court, then to be holden at the probate office n the city of AnnArlior. in said oounty mul show ;ause if any there be,vly tlies;ü t acoount should iot be aliowed: And t is further ordered, ,hat said executiix give n o tice to the jersonsinterested in said estáte, of thependency f said account, and the hearing thereof, by eaus ng a copy of thls order to be publlsbed in The 4ii;i ArtxiT Democrat. a newspaper printed and iirculatïng in said county,three suoeesaive weeks jrevious to said day of hearing. W11.L1AM i. HARBIMAN, (Atruecopy.) Judge of Probate. William G. üoty. Probate Register r - ff 0(1 Per day at home. Samples bü 10 4U woith g'sfrec. Addreas BUnson t Co., Portland ]laiiji. VI 1CIIIGAN CENTRAL RAILKOAD. Au . TIME TAIiLE, MAY 14th 1882. aTATIONS. a hf lï KL = S f_ 7jf_ I ?w i r&s 5;a tw A.M. A.M. P.M. K. M.i r. :.i.' I'. -M. Üttroll L.V. 7.00 0.35 5.i)5 4.05 8.00 9.5 i. T.Jui'C 7.1S .5b fi.lt'l 4.80 S.Iöl 1U.J0 am June... 7.M l(l.tf) 6 42 4.4ti 8.46 lü 40 Aia A' i.. . l) 7.ü4i 5.Í8 9.8fi 11.17 i: i.r ü(H 7 48l 5.89 11.44 Cheleoi 9 86 ti.d„ 5.5a lo.OO f J l 2k( S.6O b.32 6.12 10.30: P. H. a. H Jurksuri Ar. 10.10 i 9.00 1105 D .V. 10 .20 IS. 15 .55 A.M. , 14.4.5 AilMtHi 11.04 12.60 7.40 11 .05 122 raba)] 11.60 Um _ S05 12.20 1 4i 8 ittle Crcek.... 12.19 1.53 ?L 8.40 12.47 2.07 A.M. Ui.isbnrR I 12.53 a. . 9.16 ! KftlauiHOo I 1.18 2.38 4.50 9.86 1.35 ü.47 i 1.68 5JÍ5 2.13 !n-c:tnr.... 3 07 5.48 2.82 lAiwagiac 2.2'J 6.07 867 iies 2.65 4.04 B.60 8.87 4.18 Bnchanan 8.06 7.02 8.42 rhiw Oakg.... S.S8 7.-J7 4.12 ew o-.p.iio... 8.58 4 sa 7.40 4.85 .... Mica. tJUy 4.21 5.13 8.08 5.08 5.28 US i 6.13 IMH 8.64 5.51 (i.lB : utilua .00 ii.50 9.45 6.40 1 li Chicago rA 6.60 7.40 10.35 :.:-.) : -. ( ■! GO1N KAM. i ■ " ëa i tTiTKMW. d Kï „! -' SS A M. A. II. 1 F. Jt.iP. . 'Jhi-Jigo Lv. 6 45 9 00 8.40 5 15 a.e'1-int-toD 7.35 9.50 4.80 6.0ó 10.0i Uko 8.17 10.27 5.IÍ 6.501 10.40 Midi. City 9.08 lt.W 8.00 '.: New Bnflulo... 27 11.3S (i.25 11.56 rhice Oaks Ö-12 1 6.40 i I Ij Ia-Buctaanan IO.IOip.m. 7.06 Niles 10.25 12.18 7.S7 9.01 tlowcgac 11.53 8 06 ! IS Uecatar 11.18 8.881 l.W Uwtou ll.Hoi 8.68 . m.I Kalamazon 12.12 1.38 9.S0 6.50 Balualrarg 12.:5 jT 7.08 Bfittle Creek... 1.03 J5 m"? 7.3S li.08 3 40 P M. ■ A 1 Marshaü - 1.30 8.00 5 Q 8 08 11.88 8.1 41bion 2.13 3.21 8.SÜ ll.M A.M. A. H.I lackson Ar. 3.05 lackBOii Lv. 8.09 4.05 7.05 9.S0 12.10 5.0 ürassLake 8.89 7,'S B.50 5.S Jlieloea 3.58 7.501 10.0" 5.5 Dexter 4.15 8.O81I" u1 AunArlwr 4.37! 5.07 8.2f' o'-V tM ■.-! rpsilanti 4.55 5.23 : I , WAs.' 2.Ü0 li.-i A'ayne June... 5.20 5.46 .08 ll.('S -.44 7 i'fi 3. T. June B.O0 (.)" 9.45 1135 3.20 7.-.D Detroit Ar.l 6.15 6. wl 10.00 11.50 3.361 S.l 0 The New York EzAtcms, a fast train leave 3apo at 3.30 iu the afternoon and makes the fol.nwinji stops, Mich'gan City. 5.30; Nilcs. (i.-,'p; ; Kalimazoo 7.40; Battlo Creek, 8. 16; Jackson, Aun Arbor, 10 26; Vpsilanti, 10.41: G. T. Junotion, 11.25; arriving in Detroit at 10.4!) P. M. hnuday excentud. }3aturuay & Mtnday txcepi v fDaily. llSNKY C' WüNT-ORfH, II. I?. LlDYAKl ff. P t 1. J... Chicago. Gen'l tammer. V ' rpoLEDO, ANN AHBOR & ÜEAND TRUKK X RA1LKOA1). Taking effect Sumlay, December 10, 18t-2 Traius nin by Columbus time. GOING NOBTH COING StjUTH - É Ê É ú ' E M 8 " L I, STATIONS h K I H j H I' -I L P. M. I P. M. I A. M. I A. M. I P. M. I P. M. 6.20 .10 1 8.35 ivT'ledoarl 9.35 1 8.85 5.40 6 :iO 3 25 8.40 Man'n. J'n !,' 82 8. 5 S0 6.40 3.32 8.47 Alexis J'n 9.2:3 3.38 k.ZS 7 35 4.09 1 'J.2H Monr'eJ'n 8 41 3.98 1 4,r,i 7.50 1 4.17 1 9.4H Uundee 8 32 2,07 4. tí 8.10 1 4 27 1 9.54 Azalia 8.90 1.47 o.if7 8.80 4 41I10.WÍ Mian 8.05 1.23 4.'. 8.55 4.59 I 1(. 19 Urania 7.52 1,0 3.7 9.15 5.10 ' 10.25 Pittsfiekl 7.42 l.40 8.41 9.35 8.20 IU.35 Anu Arb'r 7.30 12.ÏU p. m. ! lv ar I i. M. a. m. 11.20 6.55 1 12.32 1 Jackson 5.20 9.80 9.50 A. M. 1 1.07 0.00 2.15 BattleCr'k 3.40 7.58 7.Ü8 1.55 O.:5 ü.5i; ] Kalamazjo I 2.50 V.KM 7.. o 1".M. 7.30 I 10.50 4.50 G. Eapids 10.40 ! 6.50 6 81) .... 0.15 10.35 Ann.Yrbor ..,.. 12.U5 1 8.S3 . I ti.M) i 11.20 Sth Lyons 1 . . . . 11.-5 3 ■: 7.30 12.02 Howell... .... 10.2Ü 8.1 ' 8.45 1.80 Lansing , 9..0 1.00 .... 10.15 3.WI lonia 7 45 1118 11.55 5.04 Edmore ... I 6.10 9.10 Conneetions - At Toledo, vith railroads diverging; at Alexis, with Canada Southern, L. S & M. S and F&P M railroads; at Manhattan Junccion, with Wheeling & Lake EJie raihoad.at Jlonroe Junction witli L S & M S ; at Du w-ith L i' & MSrailroad; at Mflan, with 81 L &Prailroad; at Pittsfleld, with L S & 31 S. . :t Ann Arbor. with MCrailroad; at South Lyon, ïrith D L & N railroad. H. W. AöHLEY, W. H. BKNNETT, 8npt. Gnoral Passenger Agent. T AKE SHOEE & MICHIGAN SOUTHERN ÍJ KAILWAY. YPSILANTI BKAh'CH - LANSIXG DIVISIÓN. GOING WEST. LEAVE. MAIL. Ypsilanti 7 00 a. m. 9 15 a. m Pittsfleld Junction 7 40 a. m. 9 31 a. m. Salise 8 X a. ui. 9 45 a. in Bridgewater 9 15a.m. lOOia. m. Manchester 10 23 a. in. 10 23 a. 111. Watkine 10 55 a. m. 10 38 a. ni. Brooklyn 1140 a. m. 10 55 a. 111. Hillsdate ,. 325 p. m. 1205 p. ra. Banken 3 50 p. m. 12 -M p. m OOING EAST. I.EAVE. Mll.. F.ankt-rs 8 00 p. m. 3 10 i. m Hillsdale 8 30 p. m. 8 Í5 p. m Brookivu 1 00 p. in. 4 S?p. m Watkius ISOp. m. 4 43p.ru. Manchester 2 50 p. m. 4 6fip.ni Bridgewater 8 25 p. m. ñ 13 p. m. Saline 4 10 p. in. 5 89 Pittsfleld Junction 4 40 p. m. 6 39 p. m. Ypsilanti 5 15 p. in. 5 SS p. m. Way Freight goes west Mooday, Wednesdav and Friday east, Tuesday. Thuriday anrt Saturday. W. II. CASNIFF, Superintendent. Gao. W. Hall, Ticket Agent. A Rare Ghance, The undersigned cffers Ma FARM FOB SALE. ;Sad Farm consistí of a'oout 275 Acres of Arablo Land, about ICO Acres Improved. II is located on sections 1, 2 and 12, in the fcnra skip of Dexter. oa the staart' road between Dexter and Pinckney, abont five miles from each pi ice. The land is in a High State of Cultivaüon, V.eil füiiced and watered, and paxttcujarly wel adapxed to riiising sioek of any deeciiptlon. Upwards of 80 acres of Wbeat in. BARNSwith SftSEWE!TS, Nearlynew, andoapableofstabllng WtoBO head of sneep. A portion of the laid is particularly v, ell adaptad to PEACH CROWIKG. There are bow nearly 8,000 trees on the p twoyeais olil. just oommeocliig to bear. Tb( arm lg In spiendid shape for any one to take ■lil of and MAKEMONEY. My reason torselliíí is that 1 have not timeto attend to it. ÏST" One-fourth or one-thira down. I ;ime on the remaindt'f, THOMAS BIRKE TT. Birkett, WashtenawCo., Mioh. M ff ■ W" poople are alwayson the lookout Imc I %T L. '"' chances to inereaw tlni:■V I o I aninii.'s. and in time hei ■ w I bi Tealthy. Those who do not im rove their opportunules remain in poverfy. Ve offer a great chance to raake money. We. ani many men, women, boys and glrls tö ■ ir os right to tbetr own localitieB. Any oui o the work properly from the flrst start uslness wilf pay more than ten limes ordinai-y a't-s. Eipensive outlits furnlshed fr i newhoengages fails to make money rapidly. on can devote yourwhole timeto tlie work, or ■-,] y.iur spare moments. Full Information ani! il that is ueeüed sent free. A! Stinson&Co., Portland, Me CHEAPVBIBLES,1, fcalunv. Botl.Ver.lon. Ne T...1.1U.. -,il ÁflfiNTS láf AÑl'EB" toKSHEu & McMACKiN Clndsnati.U. n"'" w Jiiuijij

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