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COOK HOUSE, EH. HUDSON, Proprietor, Newly Furnished. The leading house in Ann Arbor. ST. JAMES HOTEL. JL STONE, Proprietor. The best house in the city for Wachfnaw county people. Kine rooms, well furnished. Kveryth ng ptrictly first clwsa UNION HOTEL. FIRST-CLASS In all respects. Everything new; flne rooms, well furnished. Terms, $1 per day and upwards. Special rates to weekly boarders. John Schnekler, Jr., Proprietor. Corner of Washington and Seeond streets, Ann Arbor, Mich. NICHOLS BROS. WW. & A. 0. NICHOLS, D. D. S., Dental . office over Fall fc Hendrick's elothing store, Joe T. Jacobs' old stand, Ann Arbor Mich. PETER LONG, TR0PRIET0K of the Ann Arbor Bottling ' L Works, north of postofflce. Office on Main Street. Ann Arbor. Beer bythe bnttle only 10 cents. Also by the cae. Trade solicited. All orders promptly attended to. J. M. MARTIN, ATTORNEY-AT-LAW. Office- Opera House Block, P"u Ko. 2, Ann Arbor, Mich. WILL1AM CASPARY, DAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY, Cor. Fourth and Ann Street. E. V. N. HALL, M. D. (Successor to Stoue & Parsons.) OFFICE, Corner of Washington and Fif th-sts, Ann Arbor, Mich . RUBÉN KEMPF rpEACHER of Piano. Org-an and Theory of -L 5)uhc. No. 6, East Washineton-st., over Rinsev & Seabolt's. Leave orders for Piano tuning. JOSEPH CLINTON, MerehantTallor. shop over Wm. AUaby's boot and shoe store, All work guaranteed or no eharee. JOHN F. LAWRENCE, A TTORNEY AT LAW. XVOfflce, Nos. 2 and 3 HUl's Opftra House, Ann Arbor, Mioh. O. C. JENKINS, SURGEON DENTIST. Rooms No. 19 South Main Street, oppoalte the First National Bank Ann Arbor, Mich. ANTON EISELE, DEALER IN MONUMNTS and Gravestones manufactured f rom '1 ennessee and Italian Marble and Scotch and american Granite Shop 'Cor. Detroit and Catherine sts., Ann Arbor., Mich. JACOB HALLER & SON, TIEALER IN WATCHES, CLOCKS, SpectaJlJ cles, Plated Ware. Gold Pens and Fine Jewelry. Special attention given to repairáng Watches and Jewelry. 46 South Main Street. nn Arbor. WILLIAM HERZ, HOUSE, SIQN, Ornamental and Fresco Pain ter. Gilding, Calciinining, Glazingand Paper Hanging All work done in the best style and warranted to erive satisfaction. Shop, No. 4 West Washington street. Ann Arbor, Michigan. WILSEY'S MUSIC STORE. PIANOS. ORGANS, SHEET MUSIC, Instruction Bqoks, Violins, Guitars, . Flutes, &c. , oheap at Wilsey's Music Rooms, east side Public Square, Ann Arbor, Michigan . The largest and ■best Stock of Musical Goods ever brought into Washtenaw County. Violin and Guitar Strlngs a ■speclalty. N. B.- It wUl bo to your interest to ■cali before purchasing anything in the Music Une. C, F. BURKHARDT, WHOLESALE and Retail Manufacturer of Harness and Collars, Saddles and Bridles. AIko dealer in Trunks, vahses, Whips, B.ankets, Brushes, &c. , &c Kepairing done neatly. No, 4 Huron street, A.NN ARBOR, - - - MICHIGAN. Abstracts of Titles on Real EstáteI HAVE a complete compilat on of the Official Records of Washtenaw County to dau;. inclu ding all Tax Titles, Executions, any incumbranee on Real Estáte, tbat is of Record in the Register office, is shown by my books. Office, in the office of the seeretary of the Washtenaw mutual insnrance company, in the basement of the court house. C. H. MANLY. Ann Arbor. Micb. The Ann Arbor Savings Bank (Oreanized 1869, under the General Banking uaw of this state) has now, including capital S-ock, etc., etc., OTKR $500,000 ASSEXS. ííusinftss men, Guardians, Trustees, Ladies aníl .jther persons will flnd this Bank a SAFE AND CONVENI1NT Hace at which to make Deposita and do buglnec?. Interest is Allowed on All Savings Deposits Of $1.00and upward, according to the rules of the bank, and interest compounded semi-annu ally. Money to Loan in Sums of $25 to 10,000. Beonred by Unlncumbored Real Estáte and otaer Rood Becurities. DIBEUTOHS- ChrtBtian Mack, w. W. Wlnes W. D. Harrlman, Will'.nm Denble, R. A. Bal, Daniel Hiscock and w. b. Bmlth OFi'ICERS- Chrletlan Maek. President; W. W SVlneB. Vlce-Prestdent: C. B. UlBCOck, Cashler. Get Your Property Insured By C. H. MILLEN, INSURANCE AG3RNT, No. i South Main street, Ann Arbor. oldest aeiicyin the city. EstabliBlied aquarterof a century ago. Representing the following flrstclass companies, with over $30,000,000 assets. Home Iua CoH of N. Y.; Continental Ins. Co of N. ï.; Niágara Ins. Co., of N. Y.; Girard Ins. Co., of Pliila.; Onent Ins. Co., of Hartford; Commercial Union of Londoj; Liverpool and Lpndonand Globe. t3? Rates low. Losses liberally adjusted and romptly paid. C. H. MILLEN. An old carpet destroyed in San Fransisco the other day had covered the iloor of one of the rooms in the mint and liad been used for fivo yeara. The dust of the precious metala used in the coinage had, during that period, daily fallen upon it, and when it wap taken up the authorities had it cut in small ,pieoes and burned in pans. The ashes were subjected to the procesa employed with mining dust and they realized 32,000, A moment of time is a moment of anercy.- Nashville Advopate.