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C. W. YOGEL, At No. 9 Eist Aim Street, has one of tlie principal establishraents in the city, handling all kinds of' fresh, salt and smoked meats, including beef, pork and veal, mutton, lard, sausage, etc. Mr. Vogel (proprietor oí lúe above,) has been doing business here ibr nearly eight years, and has alwaya enjoyed a fine reputation and a steady and increasing trade. His stock" as a whole is of good quality and prices reasonable, while everything in his line is delivered promptly to any part of the city. Wiien needing anything in the above line don't forget to cali at No. 9 East Ann Street. armstrong & co., Have their office and factoryopposite the Michigan Central freight depot and are largely engaged as manufacturera of sash, doors, and blinds; also as dealers in all kinds of building material. The firm have here a substantial and commodions building, well suited to the pui-pose, and supplied with all the best improved machinery and appliances, driven by a thïrty horse power steam engine, while employment is given to a toree of skilied workmen during the busy season. They manufacture a í'u'll line of sash, doors, and blinds, as well as all kinds of house finishing,' etc., while everything in the building line is handled and orders filled promptly lor any part of the city and surroanding country. Mr. John Armstrong (proprietor of the above establishment,) cominenced lus business over six years ago and has since enjoyed a large and Bteadily increasing patronage. HENRY FRANK Has his establishment at, No. 3 South Main streef, where he is engaged as Dealer in Fine Wines, Liquors and Oigars, carrying a full line of the above, while a specialty is made of line whiskies, handling and keeping constantly on hand the beat doniestic and imported liquors, wines, chainpagnes, etc. In the line of' cigars his stock comprises an excellent grade of both domestic and imported goods. Mr. Frank has been located here lor the past three years, and is stil] to lie found at the old stand enjoving a prosperous trade in his line. JEROME FREEMAX Is proprietor of the popular postofflce barber shop and bathrooms, located on E. Ann Bfcreet at room No. 4 ia the Post-oííice Block, where !ie has special íacilities for exeeutnr all kinds of tonsorial work, iji the best manner. Special attention i.s ïiven to ladies' and childrens' haircutting. iioi. ana coia Datüs are given at 10 cents per bath, and the' con ven iences enjoyed are not exceiled by any similar establishment. Since Mr. Freeman established business in the city in the spring of 1888 he has enjoyed a ady and increasing patronage Don'l forget the office Barber Shop.