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_UUteri are veï-y oheap this yoar, prioes ranging from $5 upwards. _City treasurerWoodruff will receive txe on and after Thursday, Dec. 4, at Joon Moore's bookstore. „-Annual meeting of "Wttshtonaw coun( gricultural and horticultural Bocietiee In this city, Tuesday Deo. 23. - A bridge, 115 feet in length, with Ibtee pana, has been built tho past Bealon over the Huron river on the Mcllsster road, at an expenso of $1,000. _Pro8ecuting Attorney Emeriok, confined to his room with disease of the kWnoy. b8 boen compelled to delégate (he cooductof criminal cases to his partttfi- -Rev: Mr. Goodrioh, late pastor of the Manchester Presbyterian church, fllod th poeition of stenograpber to the cifcnit court a few days last week in plac of Mr. Daniels. -Material for thanksgiving dinner vm cheaper this than in many years pMt. Fat and handsome turkeys we re corrent among dealers at ten cents per ponnd reteil. Other poultry was like„iae oheap. -Once more the famous orator will meot the stndents and citizen of Ann Arbor. Theo. Tilton will deliver his greatest effort Friday Nov. 28. "The Saman Mind." Admission only 40c. Osllery 25 cents. -On Monday evening Deo. lst, at eight o'olock, Prof. Harrington will give s talk npon China for the benefit of the Lsdies' Ijibrary, at the reidence of Mr. Rogeifl, Huron Street. Admission ten cents. All are invited. A pharmacy student, named Olcutt, on tl way to the post office to mail a letter Sunday evening, slipped and feil Bear the residence of Chas. 8. Millen on Huton Street, breaking both bones of, bi leg. Dr. Maclean reduced the fraotares. -On Satnrday next at 2 P. M., there will bo Bpecial meeting of the "Washtenaw Pomological Society, at which oommnnications will be read by Messrs. Higley, Covert and De Tarr, illustrated by gtereopticon views. Tho meeting will be held in the University. - Mindful of the wants of the editor'u family, Messrs. Bach & Abel presented ns with a fat, ten pound turkey for thanksgiving dinner. We can account fo ibis generous act only npon the tóeory that feeling well over a prosperen season of trade, they want to make ethers feel happy, also. -There is only one change in the new lime table of the Central, the Grand Bapids express going west meeting the day expresa at Geddes instead of in this clty a difference of about ten minutes timo. That of the Toledo and Ann Arbor has been materially changed, the corrected figures appearing elsewhere. - A vcanoy in the Board of Educaon was created by the resignation of Mr. A. A. Gregory, in ill-health for some weelts past. At a epecial meeting of the memberfl on Monday evening, Mr. W. W. Wheedon was elected to fill the unexpiredtenn, which runs until the annual eleotion, and made secretary of the Board. Another installment of supervisors' proceeaingB;appt-'ar in thia ioouc f Uio Abo-ob. Tax-payers of the county are ble iosee what their servants have done In their official capacities. These proeedings will continue to appear from week to week until the final adjournment of the board. We hope to concludo them in two more issues. - An excellent portrait of Mrs. Wood, mother of L. S. Wood of Lodi, the work of Miss KatieBogers, is nowon theeasel at her etndio, Ko. 7 North División St. Althongh Mrs. Wood is in her 83rd year ■h hft given the requisito number of ittings and the result is in every way satisfactory. This portrait can be seen at Miss Eogers studio a few weeks longer. This is thethird person over 80 years of age whose portrait Miss E. has completed within a few weeks past. -Messrs. D. G. Eose of Sharon, Truenan B. Goodapeed of Superior and Edward Treadwell of thia city, have this week been engaged in partitioning the Sturms Kimberly estáte located in "Webster, valued at about $16,000. This important and delicate trust committed to the care of these gentlemen by Judge Harriman, falla to the lot of three careful busines3 men whose final judgment will be doubtless received without queation, as no better men for the purpose could be found in Washtenaw County.