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Marshall Simeon R. wagon maker.
Mead Charles E. Boot and Shoemaker. National Hotel, T M Reed Propr, Cor Main and Pine. Se at.
Parker L & Sons, hardware.
Pierce Cornelius L, grocer and agent Ameri- can Express.
Phelps Jerome B, tanner and currier. Phelps Mary J, milliner.
Word Theophilus M. Propr Nation al Hotel, Cor Main and Pine. ( See adv. ) Reed & Lillie, livery and sale stabie.
Root George I, harness maker.
Sheldon George W, physician.
Smith Charles, propr Temperance House. Smith Frederick D, physician. Smith Bros, druggists and general store. Squier Mrs Win L, millinery.
Squier Bros, General store. Taylor Gilbert D, billiard hall. Thompson Irving J, blacksmith.
Treloar Samuel J, blacksmith." Tyler James A, sewing machine agent. Waldron Cornelius, meat market.
Watson W' G . J. general store. Wilty Charles H, barber.
DEAN'S MILLS.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Bennett Charles, blacksmith. Dean George L, saw and shirggle mills. Lic Keely Daniel. blacksmith. Peterş George HI, carpenter. Shepard C E, physici.in
Simmons Amos, wagonmaker.
Thomas W M, saw and shingle mnil !. Thomas W M & Co, general store. Willoughby Zerah, justice of peace.
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DETROIT.
REMOVALS, OMISSIONS, ETC.
Austin & Co, bankers, 149 Griswold. Beatty John, news depot, 61 Jefferson ave. Bergoff J M L, physician, room + Williams' Block.
Berry & Co, mufrs backing and thin lumber. works Hamtramck, office 37 Atwater.
Betts fra &, Betts' Fibrene Lubrientor, 21 Woodward ave. |Ste ady.
Boden & Co, grocers, o Russell House Block. Brash & Smith, architects, Moffat Building. Burnham J K & Co, Wholesne Dry Goods, 228 Jefferson ave. ! See and ... Bashey & Campau, real estate, room 5 Wil- liams' Block.
Cheever Henry M, lawyer. rooms 6 and 7 Mechanics' fall.
Cochran Dr A B, dentist, 173 Griswold. Congdon David & Co. merchant tailors, 73 Woodward ave.
Cotter W P & Co, Book and Job Printers. cor Larned and Wayne,
Detroit Chemical Works, 14 Atwater.
Dunn & Co, rubber goods, 179 Jefferson ave. Fales Bio- & Co, paper dealers, 59 Jefferson avenue.
Frankenstein Morris, books and shoes, 33 Jefferson ave.
Frankenstein Reuben, fancy goods, 3312 Jefferson ave.
Frankenstein & Kallmeyer, clothiers. 35 Jef- ferson ave.
Garratt Edward, architect. 9 Rotunda Building.
Gies Paul & Co. Planing Mill 3; and 59 Maple.
Hempel Charles, Hardware, 362 Gratiot ave. (Sie ale foge 8;o.)
House Win C & Co, Grocers. 183 Woodward ave.
Hotel Renaud, Geo F Renaud, popr. cor Adams and Grand River aves. Se ade.) Hotel Gotlinet. C'S Munson Propr, cor Randolph and Larned. Staat 2 8;3.) Howard Azel B, agent Wheeler & Wilson Mnfy Co, 199 Woodward ave.
Ilove & Recor. Lumber Dealers, IO Griswold. . ..
Johnston & M& Co. geul oumaisin : mer- cuit. ty Jefferson ave.
lKnapp & Walton, dites in' Superinten dents, 5 Me Mamic. Hall. See
Lainer Bros. Band Mates, 22 Ra
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Inad Chas H, dentist, 253 Woodward ave. Matthews, French & Grover. General Commission Merchants, 33 Wood bridge w. (See «du opp page 737.)
Parmer, Donaldson & Co, Coffee and Spice Mills, 33 Griswold. (See adv.) Parsons & Penniman, lawyers rooms 8 and 9 Mechanic's Hall.
Prople's Ice Co, 93 Griswold.
Perkins We ma Jr. Propr Perkins Hotel, cor Grand River and Cass. (See adr.)
Pohl Frederick & Co, Paper Box Mnfrs and Book Binders, 157 Jefferson ave. lond CH & Co, mnfrs telegraph instruments, 34 Atwater.
Porter E E, cigars and tobacco, 91 Griswold. keyholds Wm, plumber. 71 Griswold.
Rosin Henry C, pattern maker. 36 Atwater e. Shaw Win S, merchant tailor, IS; Jefferson ave. Wnover George W. insurance agent, room I Hodges Block.
Mparks Joseph E, architect, room Io Mechau- ics Hall,
kimmay Dr & M, Propr Detroit Medi- cal and Surgical Institute, 204. Woodward ove.
Stevens & Dicker, builders and contractors, 255 Third.
Sunley Wm, sewing machine japanner, 71 Griswold.
Swaine J Harry, Photographer, 209 Jefferson ave. (See ade, p 873.)
The People's Ice Co, John H Seitz, manager, 93 Griswold.
Voorhees & Co, commission merchants, 4 Russell House Block.
Watkins Beckwith, Surgeon Dontists. 1446 Woodward ave. (See adr.) Webber & Damm, Trunk Minirs. (See ndu pare 871)
Webster Win, propr Webster Educational Institute. cor Michigan ave and 24th.
Weich Edward, Engraver, I Larned west. (See ade page 62.)
Welx G Philip, Saw Maker and Re- pairer, 162 Gratiot ave. (See ada, p Str.) Wolff Ludwig SI, Wholesale and Retail Crockery and Glassware, 216 Ran- dolph. (See adu.)
Wolverine Ice Company, F B Hoadley & I & R W Winch, managers, 5 Kanter Block.
ELK.
(For description see page 342.) BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bliss M M_general store. Side Rev O 1. physicim. White Kes J B . Church of God .
ELLSWORTH.
(For description see page 34%) Attinger E R. supervisor and hoop dealer.
Dalzell David, notary public.
Dalzell Samuel, surveyor.
Grice Rev John.
Hill Alva. dealer in furs.
Howe I W, physician.
Hilliard A, blacksmith.
Keech Williard, builder and constable.
Nelson Lydia, sewing machine agent.
Nicholson Ernest, lawyer.
FERRIS.
(For description see page 354.} BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bartoe Robert, saw mill.
Dyer Moses H, postmaster.
Green James, saw mill.
Grove W, saw mill.
LONG RAPIDS. (For description see page 515. ) BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bown Edward & Bro, lumbermen.
Keating John & Bro, lumbermen.
Speachley & Hopper. hunber dealers.
LYONS.
( For description see page 519. 1 BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Amsden Albert & Son, woolen mills.
Railey House, MS Bailey, prop, cor Bridge and Prairie.
Bailey Byron S, propr Bailey House, cor Bridge and Prairie.
Baker Marvin F, books, stationery and post- master, S Bridge.
Barnard Winficht S, Books, Station- ery, etc, S Bridge.
Broad John, carriage and wagon maker, Prairie.
Burghdoff Frank, saloon, S Bridge,
Burrows William S, marble works, S Bridge. Church William, agent D. L. & L. M. R. R .. Cooledge Seneca P, harness maker. S Bridge. Coon Peter, general store, S Bridge e Prairie.
Cooper John, boarding house. Bridge e Prairie.
Cull &: Son. Meat Market. S Bridge.
Dougherty John B. General Store, S Bridge.
Dowden William, grocer and boots and shoes, S Bridge.
Du Bois Stewart C. cooper, Water.
Fosmir James F & Son, grocers and confec- tionerv. cor Bridge and Prairie.
Freeman Was FI. Banker, S Bridg :.
Hale Bros. Propre Ly ma Collie Mills.
Hall Miss Mary, mulliner, & Bridge.
Hall & Cole, wholesale boot cual shie units. Halsted & Smith, ment market. S Bridge. Hatch & Baker, hardware. S Bridge.
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Heath Jason J, jeweler and photographer, Bridge e Prairie.
Hicks Rev Albert R, (Baptist).
Hutchinson Dr Barzilla MI, physician and druggist, S Bridge.
Ingalls & Sherman. Carriage and Wagon Makers, Prairie nr Bridge.
Jackson M P, dressmaker.
Jacob Abram IT, Dentist and Justice of the Peace, S Bridge.
Kelly & Son, physicians, druggists and grocers, S Bridge.
Leonard Henry A, carpenter, S Bridge.
Lyons Gorbie Mills, Hale Bros Proprs, Mill.
McFarlane A & Co, general store, S Bridge.
McWilliams Richard, boot and shoemaker, S Bridge.
Marchand David, Saddle and Har- ness Makers, Bridge e Prairie.
Marshall Andrew, physician, S Bridge.
May Julius, blacksmith, Prairie.
Pennington William D, furniture and under- taker, Bridge e Prairie.
Pfeifer John, saloon, cor Prairie and Water. Phelps & Hizer, Mnfrs Wooden Bowls, Mill.
Ranger Henry, boot and shotmaker and tanner, S Bridge.
Robinson & Tunmore, Founders Machinists and Pump Mnfrs, cor S Bridge and Elizabeth.
Roof Adam L, plaster mill, Mill.
Roof Albert K, lawyer and insurance agent, S Bridge.
Rudger J W, blacksmith, Prairie.
Searing Henry, agent Am Express.
Serring Bros, livery and omribus line, Mill.
Smith E V & S P, Merchant Tailors, S Bridge.
Snell Lewis A, physician, Bridge w Prairie. Spalding David C, physician, Bridge w Prairie.
Toan John, lawyer, S Bridge.
Toan Mrs M H, millinery, S Bridge.
Trefry Gabriel, general store, S Bridge.
Warner Rev Silas P, (Methodist Episcopal). Willey Lewis B, ag'l implements, S Bridge.
MARSHVILLE.
(For description see page 541) BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Marsh George M. general store and flouring mill,
Moore Albert, express and station agent. Moses Seth, miller.
MONTROSE.
( For description see page 551.) BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Ames Capt Seth P', ship builder. Barnard William S, hotel propr.
Bliss Maurice M, general store and farmer.
Pettee Thomas W, general store.
Soutter John M, general store and farmer.
Spears John and James, saw and shingle mills.
MOSHERVILLE.
(For description see page 564.) BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bagley Edgar A, physician (homeopathic).
Baker & Brother, wagon makers.
Carpenter John C, physician.
Crittenden Rev A L ( Methodist).
Espie John, general store.
Gillespie Wm H, shoemaker.
Holmes & Riggs, general store.
Mosher David G, postmaster and mnfr pota- to buggers.
Mosher George S, doors, sash and blinds.
Kobards John M, hotel propr.
Russell & Miller, blacksmiths.
Tyler Luther N, flouring and saw mill.
Wargh David, physician.
MOUNT MORRIS. (For description see page 566.)
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bardwell & Golden, drugs and groceries.
Beunet J H, saloon.
Costello & Sullivan, boots and shoes.
Doran Wm, saloon.
Gerren James, hotel propr.
Graham G L., saloon.
Green &: Maginn, boots and shoes.
Hughes E & S, general store.
Hughes & Co, general store.
Kennedy Thomas, hotel propr.
Malloy John, grocer.
Mann L D, harne-s maker.
Mann H G, grocer.
NEW BUFFALO.
(For description see page 5$3.) BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Barnes J, general store.
Beiner Rev C T. (Lutheran).
Bennett A, drugs, groceries and express agent
Bentler H, boot and shoe store.
Butler George, butcher.
Campbell J M. physician.
Clark M M, physician.
Dauten Peter, saloon.
Douglas Edward, barber.
Egrer. L, saloon. Freeman A, restaurant,
Gerdes Frederick, general store.
Hastings R S, dealer in staves.
Helfen William, saloon,
Heng J B, phydemi. Kam Fritz, general store,
AND BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Kelling A, hardware. Kruger C L, hotel. Kruger C & H, general store. Lehman Emil, saloon. Oppenheim D G, grocer and butcher. Phillips C, flour and feed.
Phillips J V, lawyer. Reynolds J, railroad station agent. Richter F, butcher.
Schewok H, butcher.
Tanner Rev E A, ( Methodist). Weed George R, druggist. Weimer George, carpenter.
NORTH NEWBURGH. (For description see page 590.) BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Bachanan H, harness moker.
Caruthers & Hutchins, fouring and saw mill.
Devereaux C P, general store and foundry. Fuller S, cooper.
Grasasblog Folar, Boot and Shoemaker and Postmaster. Harder N A, hotel keeper.
Huff William, blacksmith.
Litchfield A F, physician. Paddock R S, blacksmith.
Potter F H, carpenter. Roys George, wagon maker.
Siminson J L, general store. Snell E, hotel keeper. Sullivan J B. physician.
Thornton HI, barber.
OVERISEL. (For description see page 603.) BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Best, physician. Brinkman Hein, blacksmith.
Dangremonde Z K, blacksmith.
Koller & Keppel, general store.
Vanzee & Zan, general store.
Voorheis Z. C, teacher.
Zangheet Hein, teacher.
PARSHALLVILLE.
( For description see page 60S.) BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Balls Rev James, ( Methodist).
Bristol & Co, founders.
Dexter Wm A, blacksmith. Griswold J S, postmaster. Griswold & Norbert, general store.
Hasper George, blacksmith.
Hetcheler Wm & J, general store.
Mather Cyrus, physician.
Parish Thomas, cooper. Sinith Rev Samuel, (Baptist).
Townley Daniel, flouring mills. White Albert, boots and shoes. Wright D & A, boots and shoes.
PENN MINE. ( For description see page 611). BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Boucher H H, postmaster. Delaware Copper Co.
PINCONNING.
(For description see page 616.) BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Brown Hugh, hotel propr.
Cliff Thomas H, blacksmith.
Hervey R D, express agent.
Hoobler R S, teacher.
Knight E B, manager Van Etten Campbell & Co.
MeDougall D, carpenter.
Meech I U, farmer and fisherman.
Morris S $ & Co, saloon.
Moss E C, wagon maker.
Pelkey Louis A. hotel.
Philpotts H & Co, wood. ties, etc.
Rhodes C H, prop V E, C & Co's store.
Sheridan R D, station agent.
Silas Benjamin, fisherman and farmer.
Vanetten Campbell & Co, lumber dealers.
Vealey A & Sons, farmers and carpenters.
Verbeck T, jobber.
Waik W, farmer and carpenter.
Whitney John H. hotel propr.
Wilton & Sheridan, fish, ties and hoops.
PINE CREEK. (For description see page 616.) BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Chesebrough Rev Edgar (Advent). Garwood John, shoemaker.
Kerstelter John, blacksmith.
Norton J T, carpenter.
Randall Parker P, pedler.
Shaw Lyman, cabinet maker.
Van Heyning Franklin, general store.
Winters James, postmaster and cooper.
RAWSONVILLE. (For description see page 640. ) BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ayres Byron, wagon maker. Buck Zina, blacksmith.
Canfield Samuel, postmaster.
Canfield S & E, general store.
Cheever Dennis, general store.
Cook C & Co. touring mill.
Quick O M, hotel propr and blacksmith.
Shipton George, supt woolen mill.
Springstein Kev A ( Free Methodist).
REDFORD. (For description see page 641.) BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Brace Wm I., harness maker. Burgess S K, brick and tile maker.
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'Chambells Rev Charles, (Catholic).
Chovey P J, homoeopathic physician.
Cross G H. blacksmith.
DuBois J F. flouring and saw mills. Ethers A. blacksmith.
Gee Kev Alexander, (Methodist).
Houk Wm E, general store.
Johnstone George, hotel propr.
Lahser Charles, wagon maker.
Lee George, dentist. McIntyre A P, hotel propr.
Mathews T HI, physician.
Morrell Alfred, flouring mill.
Seward B W. postmaster.
Seward, botanic physician.
Shaftoe Rev Thomas, ( Baptist) .
Smith C C, physician.
Smith F J, cooper.
Smith Wm A, lawyer.
Smith & Collins, glue mnir -.
Stahling Charles, harness maker.
Towers, cheese mnfr.
Woodruff A S, flouring and saw mills.
Ziegeler Conral, general store.
Ziegeler Julius, general store.
SUMMIT. (For description see page 663.) Huisinga J. painter. BUSINESS DIRECTORY. : Keppel & Hindinga, general store.
·Corson T H, general store.
Darkins George, mason.
Hobart James, produce.
Lemon J P, ( Baptist).
Naller George, blacksmith.
Noble J H & J, boot and shoemaker.
Rider Mrs & Miss, dressmakers.
Roberts E C, wine mnfr.
Roberts & Smith, agricultural implements. Smith George, carpenter.
Smith D E, produce.
Walker A L, physician.
Walker F. T. dealer in fruit. Web-ter II P, carpenter.
Wheeler C, station agent.
Wheeler & Pray, general store and express agents. Woodsworth O, produce.
TAYLOR CENTER. (For description see page 695. ) BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Locke Wm S, lumberman. Vrooman John J, grocer and postmaster.
ZEELAND. (For description see page 736 ;. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Benjaminsee & Co, dry goods and clothing Bloom C, propr Union Hotel.
Bolks A & Bro, hardware.
Bots G H, blacksmith.
Bouwens J, general store.
Dekker D, cooper.
Dekker, watchiniker.
De Pree Johannes. livery stable.
De Pree, Van Bree & Werthoek, pump and wagon makers.
Doornheim A, general store.
Elsenga & Bro, boots and shoes.
Fox S, watches and jewelry.
Herder & Borch, proprs Unity Mills.
Kim & Blok, drugs, paints and oils.
Moerdyk Rev Wm.
Rabbers & Wagenaar, blacksmiths.
Romeyn A, general store.
Roosenvaad C, furniture.
Sakkers P, furniture.
Van den Berg Wm jr, physician.
Van den Berg Wm sr, physician.
Var den Borch M, general store.
Van Daine M, boot, and shoes.
Van Enennaam John, propr Zeeland Hotel and general store. Veneklaasen & Bolks, brick mnfrs.
Vyn Peter, saw mill. Wichers Wm, wagon maker.
EDWARD WELCH, General Engraver on Metals,
WEDDING, INVITATION AND VISITING CARDS,
Engraved and Printed in the Best Style of the Art. No. 1 Larned Street West,
DETROIT, - - -
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ANDERSON HOUSE. AND ARCANA SPRINGS.
.3. - S. D. HAYWARD, Proprietor.
Eaton Rapids, Michigan.
This House is New and elegantly finished and fur- nished, possessing all modern appointments, superior to any in this part of the country. No pains will be spared to render this the popular resort of pleasure seekers, invalids, and the traveling public. Splendid Bath House and Water Cure in connection with this House.
Thousands of sufferers have already tried the effi- cacy of these Waters, and can testify to their healing powers. As a health resort, this place is not surpassed.
CHARLES F. SMITH,
LIVERY STABLE
Livery Stable,
Butler Street
PORT HURON, - MICHIGAN.
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MICHIGAN STATE GAZETTEER
ROBERT SEATON, Contractor and Builder,
193 and 195 Cass Street, DETROIT, - MICHIGAN
LAW & COLLECTION OFFICE
ESTABLISHED IN MICHIGAN 1859. · WM. S. EDWARDS.
5 Lewis Block, - - - DETROIT, MICH. Five Reliable Attorneys Making Trips Regularly throughout the State.
Unsettled Estates and General Mercantile Collections attended more expeditiously an.1 at lower rates than under any other system. Call and obtain cards.
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
GEORGE T. SCHOOLEY, Propr.
Broad Street, - - - HOLLY, MICHIGAN
Good Accommodations. Terms Moderate.
EDWARD HUEBNER, MANUFACTURER OF
Sash, Doors, Blinds,
MOULDINGS. DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES. TUBS, HAND RAILINGS. Etc .. 244, 246, 248 and 250 Fort Street East, Between Russell and Rivard Streets, DETROIT, MICHIGAN.
Orders Solicited and Promptly attended to.
KIMBALL & CO.,
PROPRIETORS OF THE
Genesee Iron Works, FLINT, MICHIGAN.
Manufacturers of all kinds of
MALLEABLE IRON
Grey Iron and Composition Castings, Steam Engines, &c., FINISHING, JAPANNING AND GENERAL JOB WORK DONE TO ORDER. Works on Saginaw St., North side of the River.
GEO. C. KIMBALL, G, L. DENHAM. Treas, R. M. WHITEHOUSE, Sul ..
HARVEY & COLEMAN,
Lavery and
IIV STABLA Sale Stables
HORSES AND CARRIAGES
FOR HIRE AT ALL HOURS.
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Car. Testola & Washington and Cor. Franklin & German Sts ..
EAST SAGINAW,
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Huron Avenue, - Port Huron, Mich.
WILLIAM D. WRIGHT, Real Estate Agent, PORT HURON, MICHIGAN,
All Business pertaining to the
Buying, Selling and Renting of Real Estate, In the City of Port Huron, and Counties of St. Clair and Sanilac, will receive prompt attention.
Abstracts of Titles Furnished, Loan negotiated on First-Class paper, or Real Estate security. 0Lands Sold on Commission #
Collections for Non- Residents.
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JOB WORK
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Rail Road Printing! WELL AND QUICKLY DONE. DECAL PRINTING, LAWYERS' BRIEFS, RECORDS, Etc. BOOK BINDING. WM. A. SCRIPPS, - -
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Door Plates and Numbers, PEW FIGURES.
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Check Protecters. Railroad, Bank and Of- Ree Presses,
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THE CHICAGO . NORTHWESTERN RAILWAY
Embraces under one management the Great Trunk Railway lines of the WEST and NORTH- WEST, and, with its numerous branches and connections, forms the
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE BETWEEN CHICAGO AND ALL POLITIS IN ILLI- NOIS, WISCONSIN, NORTHERN MICHIGAN, MINNESOTI, IOWA, NEBRASKA, CALIFORNIA AND THE WESTERN TERRITORIES,
San Francisco. Denver, Minneapolis, Winona,
Ishpeming, Stevens Point,
Sacramento. Oana, Cedar Rapids. St. Paul,
Negaunee, Oshkosh,
Ogden, Council Bluffs,
Dubuque, Dalath,
Escanaba, Madison,
Salt Lake City, Yankton,
La Crosso, Marquette, Green Bay, Milwaukee,
Cheyenne, Sioux City,
Prairie du Chien, L Anse,
Menasha,
Are all on the line of this Great Road, or are reached by this Route with less changes of cars than by any other.
On the arrival of the trains from the East or South, the trains of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway
LEAVE CHICAGO AS FOLLOWS:
For Council Bluffs. Omaho and California. Two through trains daily, with Pullman Palace Draw- ing Room and Sleeping Cars, through to Council Bluffs.
For St. Paul aud Minneapolis. Two through trains daily, with Pullman Palace Cars attached on both trains.
For Green Bay and Lake Superior. Two trains daily, with Pullman Palace Car's attached, and running through to Marquette.
For Milwaukee. Four through trains daily. Pull- man Cars on the night trains.
For Winona and points in Minnesota. One through train daily.
For Dubuque, via Freeport. Two through trams daily, with Pullman Cars on night train.
For Dubuque and La Crosse. via Clinton. Two through trains daily, with Pullman Carson night train.
For Sioux City and Yankton. Two trains daily Pullman Cars to Missour: Valley Junction. For Lake Ceneva. Four trains daily.
For Rockford, Kenosha. Sterling. Janesville and other points, you can have from two to ten trains daily.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS run over all the lines of the Chicago and Northwestern Railway Company, between CHICAGO and OMAHA, CEDAR RAPIDS, DUBUQUE, FREEPORT, MILWAUKEE, ST. PAUL, FOND DU LAC, GREEN BAY, and MARQUETTE. They connect at OMAHA with
THROUGH SLEEPING CARS FOR SAN FRANCISCO.
This great corporation now operates over two thousand (2,000) miles of its over read, and has " tin- ning arrangements" over nearly eight hundred miles of road owned by other companies. Taking CHI- (AGO as its starting point, the various lines owned by this Company radiate north, northwest, and west, like the fingers on the human hand. With one hue it reaches MILWAUKEE. FOND DU LAC. GREEN BAY, and MARQUETTE. With another it runs through MADISON (the capital of Wiscon- sim, ELROY. and to ST. PAUL and MINNEAPOLIS. Another of its lines stretches far across Illin ... Wisconsin, Minnesota, and terminates in Central Dakota. Still another runs from Chicago, through EL- GIN and ROCKFORD & FREEPORT, and with connections there for Galena, Dubuque, it another line of this corporation runs northwardly through JANESVILLE. FORT ATKINSON, W.A. TERTOWN, to Fond du Lac, and beyond. However, the greatest and most important of the roads of this Company is their Oniaha and California Line, or, as it is called. "THE TRANSCONTINENTAL ROUTE." This is the pioneer line between Chicken and the Pacific Coast, and was the first to connect with the great Pacific roads, and form the OVERLAND ROUTE. This One is the shortest rail line 'e- tween Chicago and Omaha; the track is of the best steci rails, and is well ballasted, and as free from dust as a road can be made ; the bridges are strong and durable; and all the appointments are first class in every respect. The trains that run over this line are made up of elegant new Pullman Palaare Drawing Room and Sleeping Coaches, built expressair for this line. Invarious, well lighted and well ventilated in y touches, and pleasant lounging and smoking cars - all built by this Company in their own shops. I've cars are all equipped with the celebrated Miller Safety Platform, and Latent buffers and Couplings. Westinghouse Safety Air Brakes, and every other appliance that has been devised for the safest af pis. senger trains. Ad trains are run by telegraph. In a word, this GREAT CALIFORNIA LINE has the best and smoothest track, and the most elegant and comfortable equipment of your read in the West and tas no computer in the country It is emmeently the favorite route with Chicken travel west, and tarknowled , ed by the traveling pull to be the py ala ing for Sli pants mit fern Www. bank, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Montana, Lian Nevada, Calabrone the Price Hope
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