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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29
Agricultural Ware House.

MARINERS should bear in mind when they want TO
purchase their Farming Tools, that they will find at
the New Hardware Store, one of the largest stocks to be
found in the market. All of which have been purchas
ed directly from the Manufacture RS and will be sold low,
Consisting OF Cast and German Steel Corn and Straw
Scythes; Steel Blade Hoes; Hay and Straw Forks; Brier
Scythes, Grain Cradles and Rakes; Scythe Snathes,
Stone and Rifles, Spades, Grain Scoops etc.. etc.
April %, 1854 JOHN EFFlNGER.
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go Tons Groceries.

VTT1LL be received on the frsttraln to this City from
the South, comprising articles In every depart
mont. In fine we arc receiving everything which is
connected with the comfort and oven luxury OF fhmilies
and persons. WHITE ] r &JULAN.
April IL, 1885, g
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GREAT 8AR GAINS I'm FURNITURE.
GEORGE /. EcKERT,


STILL continues at his old stand, on Main Street, tuo
doors East of the Hooking VaHey Bank where will
be found a general assortment of all kinds ofCABINEI'
FURNITURE, which is admitted by all to be the larg-
est and cheapest ever before kept in this city, from the
- plainest to the finest, con- %ezzszna
SsAHSRaHM& y sisting of SOFA s, soiidk2sW
EM4AN Mahogany Chairs,
cV&D Tete-a-tetes, Divans, BureausSA7
Tables, Stands, Fine Bedsteads, Mattresses and Look:
ing Glasses
CINCINNATI F~URN1fURE.=4e wifi also keep of
hand a general assortment of Cincinnati Fnrniturc,
which will be sold at a small advance upon city prices;
thus obGiatlng the necessity Of citizens going elsewhere
purchase of the subscriber, offering them either home
or city manufacture.
The long reputation of his establishment for the best
work needs no commentator, but would Just say, as
there is so much said in these latter days about expe-
rience and good workmen, that all work sold by me will
be warranted to be right.
Thankful for past favors, he respectfully soltcits a
continuance ofpublic patronage. In the same building
is Mr.. G. Smiths Chair and Bedstead Factory, SO thai
customers can be accommodated in all kinds Of Furni!
ture. Call and sec our large and splendid lot Of Furnii
ture. GEORGE L. ECKERT.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RniIroad

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. junction HknilrOht
NOTICE is hereby given, that Books for subscription
/ to the Capital Stock Ofthe Lancaster and Newark
Junction Rail Road Company, - will DO opened by the
persons, and at the times and places named and speci-
He'd below, to-wit:
BY James X. s~tanberry and Israel Ollie, at Newark,
on Monday, the 10Th day Of June next.
By James Harvey, James Larimore aud James Lyons
at Hebron, on the Goth day o fJune next.
By G.. Z. Brush and David Hooper, at Thornport, on
Wednesday, the 2lst day of June next.
ByM. D. Brock and o. =. Landon at Salem, on
Thursday, the 22nd day Of June next.
By Abram Decker, john Gill and Jaco Carnrike, at
Millersport, on Friday tho 23rd day ofJu 10 next.
ByT.P. Ashbrook and David Cupp, at PlcaSantville,
on the 2dth day of June next,
By S. c. Stambaugh, Daniel Kutz and Elias Perry, at
Lancaster, on Monday, the 26th day of June next.
r.. PERRY,
DANIEL KUTZ,
s. c.. STAMBAUGH,
DAVID CUPP,
JACOB CARNRIKE,
NJ. d. BROCK,
l. L. p. ASHBR0OK,
May II, 1854. COrporutors-
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WASHINGTON, June 2O,--The Commission
er of Patents has given his opinion in favor
of the extension Of the Morse telegraph
patent fora period of seven years commenc-
ing to-day
The amount of drafts on the U. S. Trea-
sury last week, was 81, 144,0 600.
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u sAauEt Iowa

81
OH watch you well % daylight
By daylight YOU may fear
But keep no watch III dizziness
For angels then are near;
For heaven and sense bestowethi
Our waking life 10 keep;
But tender mercy showeth,
To guard US In our sleep.
Then watch You we'll by daylight
By daylight you may fear,
But keep no watch In darkness
For angels then are near.
Oh! watch you well in pleasure
For pleasure of betrays,
But keep no watch in sorrow,
Where Joy withdraws its rays;
For In the hour ofs0.row,
As in the darkness drear,
To heaven entrust the sorrow,
For angels then are near;
Oh, watch you well by daylight
By daylight you may fear,
But keepno watch In darkness
The angels then are lear.
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mechnnics, Tools.

Suited to all trades and ofthe most approved make
- Butchers Cast Steel, Firmer and Sackets Gouges
Spear and Jacks0n's Cast and Spring steel saws
Butchers Double and Single Plane Irons,
Ohio Tool Company Planes,
Masons and Plasters Trowls,
CoOper's Drawing knives, ETC., for sale cheap 6y
AprIl %, 1854 JOHN EFFINGER.
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JOHN y. MARTIN. Pm. EWING. s.A. srAMBAuGH
EXCHANGE BANK OF MARTIN Co.,
Main Street, Lancaster. Ohio. q

INTEREST paid on Deposits-Drafts and Notes col
u lected and remitted-Eastetn Exchange and Coin
bought and sold at currsnt rates.
January 4, 1e54--1y35 II
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~Tin-PIate, Copper, Wire, &c.
on BoxesICand ~ Tin Plate.
OU Square and 100 Plate do
Tin'd Copper
Sheet and Bar Zinc,
Sheet Iron and Wire,
Copper and Iron Rivits, by
April29 1854. WHITE & LATTA.
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FELLOEs, sPOKES AND HUBS.
FAIRFIELD co. CLOTHING STORE.

@AAAb@ AGAO wv OAVA444CO Va O4hG'
GEO. II. SMITH, MERCHANT TAILOR,
Main Street. Lancaster, Ohio, opposite the 7~allmadge
Block,
HAS just received his SPRING N SUMMER
i supply of READY MADE CLOTHING, together
with a large and beautiful assortment of Cloths, CASH
aaeres, Yestings, 80. His stock has been selected with
great care, and embraces every variety of Gentlemen's
Wear. His Ready Made Clothing is made of the best
material, and IN the latest styles, and his stock of Cloths
and Vestings will BIO manufactured to order in the most
approved and fashionable manner. He has In his en-
ploy the best Of workmen, and in every department he
intends to excel.
NFThe lODest prices nil DO maintained
While he intends to sell the best of Goods, and put
out nothing but the best of work, he intends also to
dispose of his stock at prices that will convince the
cityyI : 'N0 sn0'p0'' u "'
He will also keep on hand or manufacture TO order,
every Uariety Of Boys Clothing, which will be sold at
the lowest rates. For good and cheap Clothing, for
fish a reputation for tho
"Fnirficld County Clothing StOre,',
as the cheapest in the city; and he invites all who wish
to purchase to call and examine his assOrtment, as he
Is confident that he can offer them superior induce
ments to any other.
He has on hand a beautiful -and excellent assortment
of Gloves, Suspenders,, Hose, Stocks, Handkcrchiefs,
Cravats, Umbrellas, Trunks, cts.
~ ThEMEMBER THE PLAcE:--In the room lately oeeH-
pied by John Lyons as a Grocery Store. Call and see
for yourselves. He will take pleasure in showing his
stock, as he Is confident that he can please all who wish
to purchase. His stock of Clothing is manufactured
under his own supervision, and tho utmost care Is ex-
erted to have II Of the very best kind.
Mr. J. WE. SINGER, one ofthe best cutters in the
Western country, has been employed in that depart
ment, and cannot fail to please all who wish good fits,
neat and fashionable, and not at the expense ofcomfort.
The stock Of Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Ready
Made Clothing, etc, is warranted equal to any In the
market, and the beautiful variety of styles and fashion
cannot fail to please every taste. Call and see.
Lancaster, May Is, 1854. GEORGE s. SMITH.
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Wanted 10000 New Customers,
in addition to the old stock on hand.
JOHN LYONS,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
AND DEALER IN
Bacon, Flour, Fish, Salt, Glassware, Stonewarc, To-
bacco, Cordage, Irvine, Notions, Fruits,
Nuts, Candies, &c.
NORTH MAIN STREET, LANCASTER
TNV1TEs the attention of the citizens of Fairfield and
adjoining counties, to his new Establishment, which
is fitted up in superior style, one door West of his old
stand and Immediately adjoining the Dry Goods Store
of Messrs. Rebcr, Kutz g. Co., where he will DO pleas
ed to soc all of his old customers and ten thousand
new ones. He has fitted up in good style
AN EATING ROOM,
Where persons from the country having their Ladies In
town, will find u pleasant retreat. An extensive Ware
house in the rear, with an isle leading from the back
yard to his front shop, with a fine hitching place.
ALSO, FEED FOR HORSES,
Having the advantage of tho railroad he is prepared to
sell wholesale aud retail for the nimblc sixpense. Ac-
commodating clerks ready to wait on you from the
child's cent TO the gentlenan's thousand dollars.
April 90, 1854.
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WASHINGTON, June 21.-Mr. Seward
from the Committee on Commerce, made 8
report to the effect that the Committee
could not agree on the position for the con
structioh of the Niagara Ship Canal; the
Committee asked to be discharged which
was agreedto.
Senator Hammond, Of Maine, reported 9
bill, the object of which was the establish.
ment off steamboat inspection district or
the Pacific, and to suspend the provision
of the existing steamboat act, which made
the use of certain alloy in the construction
of boilers absolute. The bill passed.
HousE.-The Clerk presented estimate:
of new books ordered yesterday, amounting
to $47, 500.
Resolutions in favor of granting the us
ual per diem to the family of John M
Snodgrass, deceased, were adopted.
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DENTISTRY.
DR.. William II. King.

EoRMERLY Demonstration of Mechanical Dentistry,
~ in tho. Ohio College of Dental Surgery at Clncinna-
II, respectfully informs the citizens Of Lancaster and Vi
entity, that he still continues the practice of his profess
sion, at his old stand, and IL prepared TO perform all
operations pertaining to his profession.
All operations warranted comfortable, and TO render
good service, Fan set OF Teeth inserted on the princi-
Pile Of atmospheric pressure. All other operations
skllfully performed.
TPonlce, Main Street, one door East ofthe Eagle
Printing O1iee. May 0, lS54-3m
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PHILADELPHIA, June 21.-A fire origin
ated this afternoon at four O'Clock, in an
extensive six story cotton factory on the
corner Of Jefferson and Mifiin streets, 18th
ward, in which 140 operatives were &C.
cupied.
The fire began in the engine room, and
spread rapidly through the building, rush
ing up the stairway, and cutting off all
communication with the upper stories. A
terrible and frightful scene ensued among
the operatives, mostly females; finding
themselves cut off by the flames, they
screamed frantically for help, and CON-
menced jumping from the window, and
but for the active exertions of the fremen,
with their hooks and ladders, all must
have persisted.
Several are missing-supposed to be
burnt to death. Three sisters named Nc
Bride were terribly injured; one let her.
self down with q rope through the hatch.
way from the fourth story; another rushed
down the burning stairway, and had he
clothing burnt off, and her flesh severely
burnt. 1t is reported fifteen are missing
three lives certainly lost-a man and TIVE
young girls.
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JOHN WORK'S TIN SHOP.
yUyHE subscriber would respectfully beg leave to call
tho attention Of his fellow-citizens to the fact that
no has once more permanently established himself in
the manufacture Of
Tin, Sheet-IrOn and Copper-Ware,
And Is prepared to sell at the lowest possible rates,
every thing that can possibly be needed inhis line. His
shop Is Immediately opposite the Tdlimadge House,
Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio, whore he constantly
Keeps on hnnd u large lot of Stoves
of every description, consisting of coal and wood cook
stoves, from que 10 thirty dollars. He also has 10, 7
and o plate stoves, box and wood do, and a large num-
Der Of coal parlor stoves, common and fancy grates,&c,
all of which he will sell as cheap as any house West Of
the mountains. He invites his old customers and fell
low-citizens generally to come and examine his stock
before purchasing elsewhere. JOHN WORK.
Lancaster, september %, ls53-ly
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IN calling the attention ofthe public TO thelr new ad-
II vertisement, would embrace the opportunity OF re-
turning iheir thanks 10 theiF old friends ana the paeile
generally for their very liberal patronage IN ume past
and would most respectfully solicite a continuance OF
the same, as they are determined TO spare no EFFORT 70
sons W SSHas e purchase sas % R5SaalaSrs o Of ' any d description 4 i
of them. Feeling satisfied with their experience IN the
business and means Of keeping up a large siSSk' inas
they can offer greater inducements to the pubnc thah
GRy other estabhsAmeat IN the city or eieiRtty. Iheya are
well aware OF the necessity Of small establishments
making up in blowing and putting what they lack IN ma
ny other particulars, they wish therefore TO avoid any
thing ofthat kind, and are satisfied after receiving uhelr
entire new stock, which is now arriving daily ,that q LOOK
through their eEfsasipe establishment will satisfy any
one thatthe Great HarlIcags Store is the place TO ind
what they want aud at low prices. Their stock VIII con-
sist In part US follows;
Pittsburg Juniata Nails, Spikes q Brads
NARPENTERS and Builders will please take notice
none but the best Juniata Nails. All Nails sold by US
Will be warranted. We have now on hand,
5nKsss N-,,s Snit ss aud Rrads,
$50 Boxes sxlO, l6xI2 and lOxl4 City Glass,
900 Kegs VIM. Wood & Co.'S Pure White Lead,
10 Barrels Linseed Oil,
3Barrels ofPutty.
sold cheaper than ever. WHITE & LATTA.
Lancaster, April2 %, 1854.
AnVils, Vices and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
. Anyils, Weighing from 100 to POS pounds each
3DU IS Solid Boxed Vices,
oNAAOWo1
Sledges, Hammers, Borax, &c: for sale by
April2a 1854; WHITE q LATTA.
Farming implements.
on boz. Cast Steel Pold Hoes,
~ 20 do 2, land 4Tine Steel Forks
so do Grass and Grain Scythes,
Q do Wo1ord's Grain Cradles,
80 do Seythe Snathes,
SO do Hay and Grain Rakes,
4 do Bramble Scythes, &C.. cheap by
April 90, 1854. WHITE & LATTA.
Tin-Plate, Copper, Wire, &c.
GR BoxesIC and IY Tin Plate.
OU Square and 100 Plate do
Tin'd Copper
Sheet and Bar Zinc,
Sheet Iron and Wire,
Copper and Iron Rivits, by
April 90, 1854. WHITE & LATTA.
WILLOW WAGONS AND BASKETS.
Doe. French Willow Wagons,
6 do Common do do.
Q do Gig Top Cabs
6 do Square and Round Cloths Baskets,
10 do Market Baskets, open and cov'd
Willow Cradles, &c.
Rocking Horses and Wheel Barrows,
Pat Cloths Pins and Grass Mats, by
April 30, 1854. WHITE & LATTA.
FOIE CARPENTERS.
DLANE Irons, Chisels, and Gouges, Bench Planes
Moulding and Bead Match and Table, Hatchets an
Hand Axes, Broad & Chopping Axes, Drawing Knive
of all kinds, Steel and Iron Squares, Guages and TT
Pannel, rennent Ripping, Web and Compass Saw
Gross Cut and Mill Saws, for sale by
April 80, 1854. WHITE & LATTA.
TO Carriage and Buggy Makers.
Springs and Axels, Brass and silver Bands, Stun
- Joints and Top Props, Enam'd Drills, Duck and Car
, vass, Enamrd and Patent Leather all descriptions Hea
Innings, Moss and Maleable Iron, etc. A great variet
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ThEe REAr HARDWARE STORE.
WHITE 4 LATTA

No. 60, Main street,
SIGN OF THE PAD LOCK AND MILL saw,
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TO Carriage ana Buggy makers.

To Carriage and Buggy Makers.
SPRINGSa and Axels, Brass and Silver Bands, Stump
Joints and Top Props,Enam'd Drills, Duck and Can
vass, Enamld and Patent Leather, all descriptions Head
Innings, Moss and Maleable Iron, etc. A great variety
of other goods in that line, to be had cheap at the Great
Hardpdre StOreO WHITE q LATTA.
Lancaster, April 90, 1854.
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FOE CARPENTERS.

TUT ZEN IEILSs
DIANE Irons, Chisels, and Gouges, Bench Planes,
Moulding and Bead Match and Table, Hatchets and
Hand Axes, Broad & Chopping Axes, Drawing Knives
Of all kinds, Steel and Iron Squares, Guages and Try
Squares all sizes, improved BOreing Machines, Hand,
Pannel, Tennent Ripping, Web and Compass Saws,
Cross Cut and Mill Saws, for sale by
April 80, 1854, WHITE g. LATTA.
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Farming implements.
On boz. Cast Steel Pold Hoes,
~ 20 do 2, 3 and Tine Steel Forks
SO do Grass and Grain Scythes,
@ do Wonord's Grain Cradles,
80 do Seythe Snathes,
SO do Hay and Grain Rakes,
4 do Brumble Scythes, &C.. cheap by
April 90, 1854. WHITE & LATTA.
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and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
y n Anyils, Weighing from 100 to 225 pounds each
eDU IS Solid Boxed Vices,
10 pairs Blacksmith's Bellows,
Sledges, Hanimers, BoraX, &c. for sale by
April 90, 1854; WHITE & LATTA.
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1887 From AAsgan, BY Holland y Grand Haven, ~ miles
and back, onca week.
Leave AlIegan "Wednesday q SAM
Arrive At Grand Haven next day by I'm,
Leave Grand Haven Friday at I'm;
Arrive 1t Allceen next day by 6pn.
1888 From Lawon TO Paw Paw, miles and back, twice
LssvsLawsOn daily, except Sunday, ats m and
Arrive al Paw Paw .ams days by 90 m and 5
Leave Paw Paw daily, except Sunday. at m and
2pm;
Arrive at Lawton same day by m and 8 p m.
1879 From Paw Paw by Prospect Lake. Hamilton, Keel
ersvillc, Bsinbrdge, and Mhlburg, TO Sc. Joseph,
10 miles and back, twice week
Leave Paw Paw Tuesday and Friday .. sami
Arrive at St Joseph Same days by 6pm;
Leave St. Joseph Wednesday and Saturday al .
Arrive at Paw Paw same days by SPIN.
1910 FROM Paw Paw by Lawrence, Arlington, Breeds
vile and Hunter, to South Haven, 80 miles and
back, twes a week
Leave Paw Paw Tuesday and Thursday at M
Arrive at South Haven sams days by SPIN;
Leave South Haven Wednesday and Friday al
Arrive at Paw Paw same days by SPIN.
1914 From Saugasuck South Haven, % miles and
Leave Saugatuck Monday at a m;
| Thrive at South Haven day by 2pm;
| Leave South Haven Tuesday at 6 am
Arrive At Saugatuck same day by 2pm
1912 From White Pigeon by Moltyille, Union, Adams
Tsrrs Coupe, to Hudson, 50 miles and back, three
times q week. 4a8
| Leave White Pigeon every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at am;
Arrive at Hudson next days by IL m;
| Leave Hudson every Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive at White Pigeon next days by 7pm.
l3l4S From Dowagac, by La Grange, Cassop0ls Wanda
| LA, Newburg, and Three Rivers, to Csntreville,
! 50 miles and back six times week. a
Leave Dowagiac daily, except Sunday, at a m;
Arrive at Centreville same day by 6 pm
| Leave Centreville daily, except Sunday, at m;
| Arrive at Dowagiac Same day by 6 pm
1914 From Cassopelis, by Edwardsbug, and Adamsve
to Eikhart, Ia, "a miles and back, three times
week D
Leave Cassopolis, Monday Wednesday,, and Friday
at6am;
Arrive At Elkhart same days. by 4 pm;
Leave Elkhar Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday a
Sam;
| Arrive at Cassopolis Same days by 4pm.
l3l45 From Niles, by Berrien Springs to st. Joseph "a
miles and back, six times week.
April 10 November /.
Leave Niles daily, except Sunday, at pm;
Arrive at St Joseph shmo day by 8 p m;
Leave st. Joseph daily, except Sunday, at 4 a m;
Arrive at Niles Same day by II an
November 10 dpril l.
Leave Niles daily, except Sunday, at 3 am;
Arrive at ST. Joseph same day by s pm;
Leave St. Joseph daily, except Sunday, at 6 a M
Arrive at Niles same day by 3 pm.
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ILLINOIS.
1881 From Springfield, by Rochester, Tsylorvlle and
Prairie Bird, to ShelbyvilIe, 10 miles and back,
three times week.
Leave Springfield Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
attain;
Arrive at Shelbyville days by 8pm;
Leave SheIbyvlIie Tuesday, Thursday, and Saur.
day at Ia m;
Arrive At Springfield Same days by pm.
1850 From ShebyvIe, by Cochrsn's Grove Bshssids,
Arno, Chareston, HitesviIe, Grand View, Paris
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I
Leave Battls Crssx Tuesday q an,
Arrive Il Climax Prains ans day by loami
Leave Climax Prairie every TussAay :, Hams
Amvt s !. s. G': :s%s SiZ kksh.nd
Vile. Fulton. Ysnkes SPRING. Middsvills, CaledO-;
MIA, and whinsysvis % Grand Rapids, 81 niis1
Leave Battle Creek Tuesday Thursday, and Sasurs
Arrive nv !. !, Grand Rapids same day. BY SPIN;
Friday q q. a nj
Proposals 70 end d MiddIsvils arc invited
1918 From Battle Geek, BY Bedford Johnstoxn Bristol
vile, Baltimore, Hssinss, Irving, Mddev,l i
Caledonia, and Whimeysville, 70 Grand Rapids,
S. miles and back, three times wcck.
Leave Bs.,s Creek Monday, Wednesday, and FRI
Arrive !. Grand Rapids same days by pm,
Leave Grand Rapids Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat-
Arrive rive. Il 3 Bsnis e Creek same days byspm.
1914 From otssso,. by Watson, Dorr, and Bryan to
Grand Rapids 20 miles and back, once week
Leave Olseeo Wednesday at 8 I'M;
Arrive al Grand Rapids same day by SPIN,
Leave Grand Rapids Thursday at a m;
Arrive q otsego same day BY Pm
1915 From Hasnss by Alto to Fiat River, rs miles and
back, ones week.
Leave Hastings Friday at Jam;
Arrive at Fiat River same day by IL mi
Leave Flat River Friday at m; 1850
Arrive at Hastings same day BY 8 pm
1916 From kalamazoo, BY vieksiarg Park. Reserve
Leave kalamazoo Thursday at a m;
Arrive 1t Gturgis same day by 8 pr
Leave Sturgis Friday at s m;
Arrive at Kalamazoo same day by pm.@
Proposals 10 end at Ccntrcvilc invited.
f1oweTneid, 10 Inree RIVERS, rs ThileA ana PACK
daily, except Sunday fsss
Leave Kalamazoo daily, except Sunday, a, m;
Arrive Al Three Rivers same day BY II m;
Leavs Three Rivers daily except Sunday, a. m
Arrive Ct Kalamazoo Same day by 3 pm.
1918 From Kalamazoo, by Cooper, Pianwe, and Osego
to Allegan, ~ miles and back, ak times week
from May to November l in each year, and
three times week residue Of the year.
From November to Msyl
Leave Kalamazoo Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur.
day at 6 IN;
Arrive at AlIegan sans days by q M;
Leave Alcgan Monday, Wednesday,, and Friday Al
Gam;
Arrive at Kalamazoo same days by 2pm.
a@ From Nay 4 10 Nopsnbsv l.
Leave Kalamazoo daily, except Sunday, at a m;
Arrive at Allsgan same day by2pm;
Leave Allegan daily, except Sunday, at Jam;