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P. M'KERNAN, A TTORNEY-AT-LAW. Collectlon "■ promptly atended to. Money to loan. Houses and lots or sale. Office in Court House. JOHN SCHNEIDER, No. 87 North Main Street, opposite the postoffice, dealer in Fresh, Sraoked and Balt Meats of all kinds. Lard in any quantity. THE GERMANiA HOTEL. pORNEB WASHINGTON AND 8ECOXD v streeta. Wm. L. Frank, p'oprietor. Sampie rooms for travellng men. Every room b teil by eteam. DR. JAMES C. WOOD. OFFICE corner Hurón and Main streets. ReaIdence No. 6. South División street. Office tours froui 2 to 4 and 7 to s u. ui. Telephone No. 114 D. A. McLACIlLAN, M. D.. OFFICE IN MASOKIC TEMPLE BLOCK. Ann Arbor. Office hours from il to 4 and 7 lo 8 p. m. Kenidonce 4S Thompson street. Telephone No. 128. FOLLETT HOUSE. ry H. LEW IS, proprietor, Ypsllanti, Mieh. TT House heated with steam. DEAN M. TYLER, M. D. pHYSICIAN AND SÜQEON. Office and reslL dence over postofflce, first floor. NICHOL8 BROS. ' W. W. & A. C. NICHOLS, D. D. 8. Dental office Masonlc Temple Block, over Saviugs Bank, Ann Arbor. JO8EPH CLINTON, TlfERCHANT TAIEOR. 8hop over Wines JU. Worden'. AU vork guaranteed or no liarge. JOHM T. LAWRENCB ATTORNFTATLAW. ö. Office, nos. S and 4, Grand Opera House, 4nn Arbor, MIch. E. B. NORRIS, A TTORNEY AT LAW. Does a (jentral U JL collectlon and conveyance business. A modera te patronage is respectfully sollclted. Office in the court house, Ann Arbor, MIch. O. C. JENKTNS, CtURGEON DENTIST. Rooms No. 10 South D Main Street, opposlte the First National Bank, A un Arbor, MIch. WILLIAM HEKZ, HOUSE, 8IGN, Ornamental and Fresco Paintcr. Gilding, Calclmlnln?, Olazlng nd Paper Hanging. All work done In the best style and warranted to give satlslaction. Bhop, No. 4, West Washington street, Ann Arbor, Mieh. UNTON BOTTIIXG W'OBKS. In the Union Hote! Blook, corner of Washington and 8erond etreets, An.i Arbor. Beer by tbe Bottle or bv the Case, delivcred to any part of tbe city. X have also Pure Winea and Liquors. JOHN SCHNEIDKR, Ja., Proprietor. MARY C. WHITING. A TTORNEY AT LAW. K?al Estáte, Loan, Coliection and Insurance office. Private ocnaultation of ladies sacredly regarded. Office 86 East Huron street, Ann Arbor, Michigan. II. R. ARNDT, M. D. "vFFICEover the First National Bank. Office VJ boursfrom 9 to 11, a. m., 2 to4, p. m. 8undaya from i to 'i ]. m. Residence 23 South State street, Ann Arbor. C. W. VOGEL. V-EW MARKET. C. W. VOGEL, Proprietor. Lat of Chelsea. at Thomas Matthews' oíd stand on Ann street Fresh and Salt meats kept en hand. FREDERICK PISTORIUS, A TTORNEY AT LAW. Official corresponA dent of the Germán Consulate, Real Entele, Coliection, Insurance, Steamship and Loai Agency. Office No. 40 South Mam street. Ï3a u CENTRAL i litu fnflttnü Milt '; ow fu, i.trSrïrï! Time Tabie, Nov. 14, 1886. Standard Time. eoiHS babt. A. M. A.H. P.M. P.H. P.M. Chicago Lv. 6.6Ü 9.00 4.40 8.15 Í.10 Kalamazoo.... 1.50 .37 12 33 2.89 Battle Creek... a.27 71 1.30 8.2C lackson Ar. 3.14 4.23 9.15 3.15 4.60 Ann Arbor 4.83 5.30 10.25 4.3S 6.08 Detroit Ar. 6.00 8.45 11.45 6.00 7.80 o m I P. M. P. II. 8t. Thomas Ar 11.16 9.50 8.80 A. H. Falls View 1.19 Buffalo Ar 8.85 2.45 7.50 aoma wiaT. ... u . A. X. P.M. P.M. A. A.M. A.M. Buffalo L. 11.80 10 00 11.36 Niágara Falls í.40' p. ■. 12.56 Ut. Thomas... 4.iO 1 10 4.46 Detroit Lv. 7.00 9.10 4.00 8.00 9.1(1 Aun Arbor...... s.lli 10.25 5.30 9.62 10 Si Jackson... _Ar. 9.86 11.39 7.10 10 52 BatUe Creek„ l.lï 8.52 a.m. 1.8J 12.12 Kalamaioo 1.50 9.45 4.45 1.40 2.3J Chicago Ar 5.16 6.40 10.80 ;.00 8.0t The New York Exprêas, a fast train leaves ChiEago at 8.10 Kalamazoo 6.58; Battle Creek, 7.33; Jackson, 8.49. Ann Arbor, 9.45; arriving In Detroit at 10.45 P. M. Th Chicago Express, a fast train leaves Detroit at 1.30 p m. Ann Arbor 3.32; Battle Créele, 4,40 ; Kalamazoo, 6.15; Chicago, 9.80. Bunday excepted. ISaturd&y & Sunday excepteö tDaily. O. W. Rdoolis. H. W. HAYE8, ff. P t 1. A.. VMeago. Aat Arm Arbor. Important. When yon rlslt or leaT New Tork City har baggage, expreisage, and $3 carriagt hire, and stop at the Grand Usio Hotkl pposite Grand Central Depot. 615 rooms, flttnd up at the cost of one millton dollars, $1 and npwardi per day. Lnrop4n plan. Elfator. Restaurant supplled wlth the bes Uorse cara, stages and elavated railroad to all depots. Families can live better for less money at the Grand Union Hotel than at any other flrstclass hotel In this city.