Heinzmann & Laubengayer

Occupy the prominent establishment at No. 9 West Washington street, where they are doing a general business as déniers in Flour and Feed, Baled Hay and Straw, and general produce ínclud ing wool, grain, etc, carrying a large stock of the above, ior the Bupply of their numerous custom ers in Ann Arbor and surronndmg country. This iirin keep only a genuine quality of goods, and the pnces of the same are within tlie reach ot all. They have also excellent convenieiices for delivering to any part of the city and vicinity. A prominent feature of their business, however, is in handling wool and grain in small or large quantities, their warehouse and elevator ' being conveniently located near the T. A. A. & N. M. R. R., and their conveniences enable them to supply dealers and the -enera] market in leading eastern ci.ties. In this line the firm do a large busini Leather and Findings are also largely handled, besides hules, pelts 'and ui-, supplyin dealers in the trade throughout all parts of Washtenaw and adjöining counties. In addition to the above, i: ave oprietors ot' the lino wood yard located on Huron near their ëlevator, where they keep constantly on hand the largest and fitiest stock o!' wood in Washtenaw county. All th( Beech, Maple, Hickory, or soft woods. are here handled. At their iine Custoni Mili on Washington street, near T. & A. A. R. II., the firm have also ex cellenl facilities for executing all kinds of grinding and custom milling on short notice. Messrs. Heinzmann & Laubengayer have been engaged in the above business for over five years, and have secured a large patronage in Ann Arbor and adjoining towns as well as in other paris of the country. When buying anytaing in their line don't forget to cal! upon or address Messrs. Heinzmann & Laubengayer, Office and Store Mo. 9 W. Washington street, Ann Arbor. ïelerhone No. 85.