The Ypsilanti Postoffice Is Reported

;n Wie Postmxaeter General's annual report as reoeiiving $12,968.55, and expemOhig $8,717.84, ïnakin.e a net pro fit to tihe (foveimment of $4,250.71. Ilhe expenses for remt, llghi and fuel, was $542.07. The house OU the farm sitúate;! in the townsiiij) oí l.ymloii, ownesd by MlchaeJ .T. Lehnnan, of this city. buniom Mcii(l:iy tJue i'sth. It woa insurcil $."() in the Washtenaw Mutual Fire Ins. '().. mimI -vill be a tota] los. No íinsuraiu'c on contení-. SuikImv aftfernoon were held tlie funeral services of the late John T. Halnes, who died FriUay. aftermoon at lite liorae on Packard st., of Britvlifs dii-ease. at the ase of sixty-four years. The services of yesterday were held at 2:30 o'cloek, l!ev. .T. W. Bradshaw olliciatlng. The remaims were placed in Porest Hill cemetery. Mr. .-iiiil Mrs. J. J. Goodyeaj entertained tlie members of the Beta a Pi Saturday eveoiing, at their home. Tlie house was lteautifvilly ! deoorated and tastefully arranged. Miss Frothingham oí Detroit, and Mre. Key rcceived -vifcli tlio host and hostess, while Miss Gertrude Wade presiilcd n the refreshment room. Dalo J. FerguBon, 1 1 ; - tem-days oíd son of Mr. and Mis. J. J. Ferguson, dicd om Saturday mornlng at tlie Fergusoin home, 10 W. Summit ,t. Tlie canse oí death wae jaundice, accoimpanied by lveinoiThajíe. The íimeral Bericea wre held yesterday afternooin at the ■esidcnce, Rev. C. M. Cobenn o f '.-i-iting. The remaina were buricd im Forest Hill cèoaetery. Ye:-t L'idny afternoon, Koadmaster I'dlc.v. oí l'ie M. C. K. Ií, finished the eoimpany's annua] ee harvvst, whlcü has been very sucressful thífi seasosi, tlie ice being o,f a most excellent quality. Mr. Foiley Jias foir ;v month been emgaged ín tíie work, liavüi.g a ío-rce oí GO men at hand constantly. In all, 2,000 cars oí ice were housed along the mato line írom Detroit to Chicago-; also along the Grand I!apiids and .Toilet divisions. The entire product was cut froiin SJiatoghai pit, on the Huron river, near Ypsilant.i. At the pit a ï-eserv eetock of ice, 90,000 toxbs, was also houset!. Detroit. Mi-h., Jan. 19, 1895.- For the last iliree jears 1 have been troubknl very severely wit'.i cczsma. The. doctors said thaT ihpy cooild do no more for me and I tried va.rious remedies without benefit. I ihen begán taJöing Hood's Sareapai-illa and it has cured ne and I cannot speak too hiighly of this medicine as i oever expected to get well alter o ma,ny othier mediiciiies liad failed.- J. H. Tourgee, 105 Fra.nkün st.