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Thompson Win L, saw-mill, 4 miles n e.
Vincent & Gammer (Lysander Viu- cent, Henry W Gammer), Groceries and Notions.
Walters Adam, shingle mnufr, 24 miles n e. Wentznick Vincent, stonemason.
Wimer Perry C, fruit pkge mnfr.
Wright John A. saw mill and fruit grower.
Young Daniel, Restaurant and Meat Market, near Depot.
GRAND RAPIDS.
(For description see page 356.)
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Ayer Charles W, Physician, 3 MeRey - nolds Blk.
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Brown, Clark & Co (Henry D Brown, Cornelius Clark, James L Davidson). Brick and Tile Mnfrs, e end Lyon.
Drury Horton EM, Lawyer, 41 Mon- roe.
Flowerday George R, florist, Madison ave, opp Catholic cemetery.
Gould George A, broom mnfr, 143 N Divi- sion.
Green Ira O & Co (Ira O and Mar- shall Green), Commission, 30 N Ionia.
Kusterer Christoph Estate of, Propr City Brewery, 60 E Bridge. Maher Edgar A, lawyer, 41 Monroe. Singer Manufacturing Co, Wm B Love- land mngr, 87 Monroe.
Ter Braak John H, wooden shoe mnfr, 153 Goodrich.
Turner & Carroll (Isaac M Turner, Thos F Carroll), lawyers, 41 Monroe.
HARBOR SPRINGS.
Situated in Emmet county, of which it is the county seat, was formerly known as Little Traverse, which see for description and business directory.
HARRISON.
The county seat of Clare county, is lo- cated on the banks of Bud lake, one of the most beautiful inland bodies of water in northern Michigan. The village, a noted example of rapid growth, dates its exist- ence from September, 1879, and now has over 500 inhabitants, which, at the present ratio of increase, will be doubled during the present year. A court house thirty-six feet square and two stories high has been erected at a cost of $3,000. Harrison is the present northern terminus of the Sagi- naw and Clare county branch of the F. & P. M. Ry, and has telephone communica- tion with Harrison Junction, on the main line of that road. It has a steam saw-mill, a weekly newspaper, the Clare County News, and a number of business houses.
Distance to Harrison Junction (Clare), 1: miles, to East Saginaw 65 miles, and t., Detroit 164 miles. Nearest bank at Far. well. Mail, daily. Reuben Smith, poi master.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Aldrich A. J, railroad agent.
Armstrong & McDonald, blacksmithis.
Barnes & Freeman, Groceries, etc.
Batchelor Mrs O, grocer.
Birdsall Rev (United Brethren).
Bolter C, saloon and bowling alley.
Brambough & Co, hardware.
Califf J W, General Store.
Calkins L J. hardware and lumbermen's supplies.
Caner S A, justice of peace.
Chrysler C, grocer and lumbermen's sup- plics.
Clare County News, John M Russell ed.
Cole Rev R F (Baptist).
Cramer J, constable.
Curtis Bros, druggists.
Curtis D S, physician.
Desett J, saloon.
Dick & Mc Donald, saloon.
Donohue J F, saloon, restaurant and con- stable.
Duval P. shoemaker.
Green & Russell (Wm W Green, John M Russell), Law, Insurance, Real Estate and Collection Office. (Se adr.)
Haag A, barber.
Hall, shoemaker.
Harfer & Williams, meat market.
Hatfield J. saloon.
Hess Miss Flora, milliner.
Hilliker J H, physician.
Hoisington O N. propr Central Hotel.
Johnson R F & Co, propr Johnson House. Jones W, barber.
Kaub Jacob P, contractor and builder.
Poits J L, Attorney at Law, Collections a Specialty. Potts N. drayman. Russell John M, editor Clare County News. Sears & Co, hardware.
W. W. GREEN.
JOHN M. RUSSELL
GREEN & RUSSELL, Attorneys-at-Law and Solicitors in Chancery
Farwell, Clare Co., and Harrison, Clare Co., Mich. Law Collections, Real Estate and Insurance. References given if desired
Pioneer Insurance Agency, Established 1876.
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Sharp & Higgins, saloon. Smith R, justice of peace.
Smith: It & Co, Grocers and Booksel- lers.
southwick J EX, Propr Railroad Hotel. Sturgess & Son, general store. Sugnet Mrs Fred, milliner.
Sutherland S A, blacksmith.
Weller Bros, livery stable.
Wightman Eli P. drugs and jewelry.
Wilson W H and F A, lumber mnfrs and general store.
Withey F E, lawyer.
HARTFORD.
(For description see page 650.) BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Anderson Alpheus S, flour and feed: Blake Joseph C, conveyancer and surveyor. Brague Edwin H, blacksmith, 5 miles s w. Butler W & Co (William and Stephen D), Furniture and Undertaker.
City Mills, E J Walker Propr. (See ado, page 65.)
Collins Isaac H, bakery and restaurant.
Cook James H, Granite and Marble Works, South Center.
Cook & Sherman (Sullivan Cook, George W Sherman), proprs Olds House.
Downey & Barnes (Nathan Downey, Issachar B Barnes), Groceries and Crock- ery, West Main.
Earle Win H H, Pub The Hartford Day Spring. (See ade, page 65).
Fellows Miss Dollie M, Hair Goods and Fancy Work.
Fletcher George, brick yard, 2 miles n.
Hartford Day Spring The, Win H HI Earle Publr. (See ade, page 65.)
Hartford Dining Hall and Ho- tel, Wm T Durry Propr. Harvey Horace, carpenter. Hatch Alphonso E, photographer.
Hawks Elnathan L, jeweler. .
Heywood C W, principal of school. Hinkley & Northrup (Myron Hinkley. Charles L Northrup), stave and heading Infrs.
Hodges Charles, plasterer.
Hoover & Moore (Marion F Hoover. David B Moore). Carriage and Wagon Mnfrs, East Main.
Horton Bros (Wm jr and Asa W), barbers. Huntley Cadmus C, township clerk. Hutchins Oren, plasterer.
Mortimer Charles, Carriage and Wasron Mnfr. also JJustice, South Haver. Oda & Olney (Edwin R Olds, Horace M (iney), grain and live stock.
OMtrom Albert, Lumber Mnfr, near Depot. Park+ Henry, carpenter.
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Rassette Felix, propr Jackson House.
Rich Henry E, Resident Dentist,. Engle's Blk.
Root Charles A, Harness Maker, South Center.
Root Elgin J, mngr C A Root.
St John Keeler, saw-mill and physician, 3 miles n w.
Spaulding Augustus N, feed mill, farm impts and stock breeder, 2 miles s.
Stocum James H, painter. -
Stowe & Stocum (George W Stowe, James H Stocum), farm impts.
Straub Sheldon P, lumberman.
Sutton Luther, ed Day Spring.
Sweet John & Franklin, stonemasons.
Travis & Lindsley (John W Travis, John L Lindsley), lumber dealers.
Trumbull Julius, wagonmaker.
Walker Eli J, Flour and Saw-Mills, near Depot. (Sce adv, page 65.)
HASTY.
(For description see page 654.) BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Potter, Beattie & Co, general store and lumber mnfrs.
L'ANSE.
(For description see page 741.) BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Barnard John Q. express and railroad agt.
Blankinhorn C P, meat market.
Beehler George F, builder.
Brady John. general store.
Brennan Patrick, general store.
Byrne Samuel E, Abstracts of Land Title, Postoffice Address Marquette. (Sce adr. page 600.)
Cole Horace W, billiards.
Crebasa Peter, Stone Quarry.
Deschaine Thomas, harnessmaker.
Downs HI , propr Linden House.
Edgerton E, meat market.
Gitzen Michael, lignors and tobacco. Guck Alfred A, Cigar Mufr.
llebard & Thurber (Charles E Hebard, Henry C Thurber), lumber. 8 miles n e. Hendrick Wm H, justice of peace.
Huron Bay Slate & Iron Co. Wm Burt pres, Hylor A Downs sec and treas.
Kinney S, propr L'Anse Bee.
L'Anse Bee, S Kinney publr. Linden House, H A Downs Propr. Lloyd Samuel, propr L'Anse House. Meckernan & Steinbeck (John Q Meckernan, Henry Steinbeck), Brewers. Marksunn Rev Peter (Methodist). Mason E L & Co, bankers.
Manger Manlon, wines, liquors and cigars. Menge August, saloon.
Messner Martin, Saloon.
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Murphy & Schneider, boots and shoes. Norton Dennis J, druggist. Osgood Hiram C, saloon. Rogers Wm H, hardware. Ruppe Peter, General Store. Seifert Herman, barber. Smith James B, General Store. Turner J G, physician. Votch Martin, saloon. Williams E T, dredger and contractor. Wooliscroft Thos, brick mnfr and justice.
LONDON, ONT.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Advertiser 'The (Daily and Weekly). (Sce adr, p 102).
Canieron John & Co, Publrs Daily and Weekly Advertiser. (Se ado, p 102).
LOUISVILLE, KY. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Louisville, New Albany & Chi- cago R R, Louisville, Ky. (See adt.) Mac Leod John, Gen Supt Louisville, New Albany & Chicago R R, Office Main bet 3d and 4th.
Mantle & Cowan, Leather Findings, etc, 155 Main.
MANCHESTER. (For description see page 789.) BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Farrell Thomas J, constable. Kent Wm, livery stable.
Reichert John J, Grocery and Sa- loon. Robison Increase B, hack line.
Schoeppler John H, Painter and News Depot.
Traub Martin, constable.
MOSCOW. (For description see page 845.) BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Acker Dewitt C, flour mill. Berry Bros, Hoop MInfrs. Carter George E, wagonmaker and con- stable. Eddy A F & Son, meat market.
Eddy Chas, barber. Emmons David, cooper. Fowle Orrin, Physician and Flour Mill.
Gale O C. lawyer. Harris G N, druggist. Hitt Oliver, painter. Knight J S, boot and shoemaker. Lewis W J. boot and shoemaker. Murrey J N & Co, Founders and Ma. chine Shops.
Rynex H, hotel propr. Sanderson & Biffins, dry goods. Smith C M, physician. Smith P G, Blacksmith. Wyllis G C, justice of peace. Young Rev E D (Methodist).
MUNITH.
A country postoffice in the township uf Waterloo, Jackson county, 15 miles north- east of Jackson and 10 miles north of Grass Lake, itsrailroad station on the M. C. P. R. Mail by special Supply. Nelson Hoyt. postmaster.
NASHVILLE.
(For description see page 867.) BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Baker T, Shoe Maker. Barber & Timmerman (II A Barber, T I: Timmerman), physicians.
Beebe Andrew J, Photographer.
Boston Wm, brickmaker.
Brady Charles H, lawyer.
Brooks & Furniss (M B Brooks, John Fur- niss), meat market.
Buckston Albert, gunsmith. Buell Win E, Saloon.
Burgman Abraham, shoemaker.
Bush Edwin A, boot and shoemaker.
Chapman Miss E, Milliner.
Chipman E. propr Opera House.
De Water Mrs, baker and restaurant.
Dickinson Hiram R, lumber and cider mnfr.
Durkee & Lee, real estate and insurance. Flaherty Perry, Restaurant.
Flemming James, jeweler and watchmkr. Flint Abijah M, lawyer and collection sgt. Goucher C W, physician.
Grand Rapids Chemical Mufg Co, miss wood alcohol, acetate lime, etc, W G Scars manager.
Hawthorne S D, M C Railroad Agent and Tel Opr.
Henderson Robert, livery.
Holmes Mrs Edna, baker and restaurant Jeffrey Miss Maggie, milliner.
Jones Wm, Dentist.
Kellogg, Bell & Co, planing mill and fut. niture mnfrs.
Killen Wm. justice of peace.
Lee HI M. deputy sheriff.
Lee & Fowler, Grain Elevator. Lentz Jacob & Sons (Jacob, Charles sad Albert), planing mill.
Nashville News, O Strong ed and prop?, Nashville Opera House, Y. Chipman propa Newton Rev A D (Methodist). Olds A W. lumber mufr and planing mail: Osmun Jacob, livery.
Parker Win, constable.
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Film A, Boot and Shoe Maker. Powers Walter S, lawyer and justice. Powless John, carding mill. Rasey Albert L, barber. Rascy J B, drayman.
Reese & Detterick (Edward Reese, Mark Detterick), general store.
Roe Henry, Meat Market.
Sigsbee Dr J L, dentist. Smith Charles W, grocer. Springett Stephen, cider mnfr. Stanton A, drayman.
Stevens & Son, coopers. Vanocker A D, grocer.
Wilkins J L, lumber mnfr.
Wolcott Alanson R, harnessmaker.
Wood Joseph MI, Foundry. Wolcott Henry, constable.
Yates Mrs P C, milliner.
Young Wm H, Physician.
NEWBURGH.
A settlement in Clinton township, Len- awee county. Tecumseh is its trading point and postoffice, which see for busi- ness directory.
RIDGEWAY.
A rising settlement of 200 population in Ridgeway township, Lenawee county. It is 14 miles from Britton station, on the D., B. & St. L. R. R., and is on the line of the projected Toledo & Milwaukee R R. The village is located at the intersection of two State roads, and is surrounded by a rich and well timbered farming section. Stage to Tecumseh and Lake Ridge daily, dis- tances 4} and 3} miles respectively. Mail, daily. Peter Sharp, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Arver Win H, wagonmaker and justice. Boss George, blacksmith
Clark G W & Son, General Store. Field Rev G H ( Methodist).
Fletcher Samuel, blacksmith.
Jackson G W. wagonmaker.
Lorec D W, physician. Nelson R H. surgeon. Priest Lewis, shoemaker. sharp Peter, groceries and drugs. Smith S P. grocer. Waring G P. undertaker. W. Ils. blacksmith.
ST. IGNACE. (See also page 999.)
St Ignare Republican (changed from Mack- inaw County Sentinel), P D Bissell publr.
ST. LOUIS.
(See also page 1010.)
St Louis Herald, Willard D Tucker Propr (Successor to J H Shults). (See adr, page 1011.)
Tucker Willard H, propr St Louis Herald. (See adr, page 1011.)
ST. LOUIS, MO. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
St Louis Tag and Card Factory, S M Somes Propr, Tag Mufr. 413 and 415 Christy ave. (See ade opp page. 1361.) Somos S MI, Propr St Louis Tag and Card Factory, 415 Christy ave. (Sce adv opp page 1361.)
imken Henry, Mnfr of Fine Car- riages, Timken Springs, Gears and Bod- ies, 1006 to 1010 St Charles St. (See ado back cover and opp page 1150.) ,
SAND LAKE.
(For description see page 1017.) BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Barker George, shingle mnfr.
Bitely Stephen, lumber and shingle mufr.
Bradish Bros, Boots and Shoes.
Butler Mrs M J, millinery.
Carpenter F. shingle mnfr.
Carter Homer L, furniture, etc.
Cheney'Z V, Shingle Mufr.
Cowin James S, drugs, etc.
Finch George W, jeweler and barber.
Giddings E C, grocer.
Gill J, harnessmaker.
Hart S & Son, shingle mufrs.
Hine, Wooding .& Stone, lumber mnfrs. Jones & W, Hotel.
Kinney Lyman T, shingle mnfr.
Oberhaltzer & Brackman, shingle mnfrs.
Poland & Wenzel, shingle mnfrs.
Richmond Miss HI, milliner.
Russell & Beardsley, shingle mufrs.
Shattuck & Cain, General Store. Sockerby M, shingle mnfr.
Swift M Lewis, hardware, etc.
Taylor Oliver, lumber and shingle mnfr. Ware E, Lumber and Planing Mill.
Watkins & Ferry, flour and feed. Wyman & Carnes, lumber mnfrs.
THOMAS.
(For description see page 1070.) BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Johnson Bros (Sylvester and Myron), grain, lumber dealers and elevator.
Johnson Myron, justice.
Reed Thomas, capitalist. 2 miles s.
Stanley Fred A, druggist. Thomas John, capitalist.
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Plum A, Boot and Shoe Maker.
Powers Walter S, lawyer and justice. Powless John, carding mill.
Rasey Albert L, barber. Rascy J B, drayman.
Reese & Detterick (Edward Reese, Mark Detterick), general store.
Roe Menry, Meat Market.
Sigsbee Dr J L, dentist. Smith Charles W, grocer. Springett Stephen, cider mnfr.
Stanton A, drayman. Stevens & Son. coopers. Vanocker A D. grocer. Wilkins J L, lumber mnfr.
Wolcott Alanson R, harnessmaker. Wood Joseph M, Foundry. Wolcott Henry, constable.
Yates Mrs P C, milliner.
Young Wm Ef, Physician.
NEWBURGH.
A settlement in Clinton township. Len- awee county. Tecumseh is its trading point and postoffice, which see for busi- ness directory.
RIDGEWAY.
A rising settlement of 200 population in Ridgeway township, Lenawee county. It is 14 miles from Britton station, on the D., B. & St. L. R. R., and is on the line of the projected Toledo & Milwaukee R R. The village is located at the intersection of two State roads, and is surrounded by a rich and well timbered farming section. Stage to Tecumseh and Lake Ridge daily, dis- tances 4} and 3} miles respectively. Mail, daily. Peter Sharp, postmaster.
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Arner Win H, wagonmaker and justice. Boss George, blacksmith Clark G W & Son, General Store. Field Rev G H ( Methodist). Fletcher Samuel, blacksmith. Jackson G W, wagonmaker.
Loree D) W. physician. Nelson R H. surgeon. Priest Lewis, shoemaker. sharp Peter, groceries and drugs. Smith S P. grocer. Waring G P. undertaker. Wells, blacksmith.
ST. IGNACE. (See also page 999.)
St Ignare Republican (changed from Mack- inaw County Sentinch, P D Bissell publr.
ST. LOUIS.
(See also page 1010.)
St Louis Herald, Willard D Tucker Propr (Successor to J H Shults). (See adr, page 1011.)
Tucker Willard H, propr St Louis Herald. (See adr, page 1011.)
ST. LOUIS, MO. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
St Louis Tag and Card Factory, S M Somes Propr, Tag MInfr, 413 and 415 Christy ave. (See ade opp page. 1361.) Somes S MI, Propr St Louis Tag and Card Factory, 415 Christy ave. (Sce adv opp page 1361.)
Timken Henry, Mnfr of Fine Car- riages, Timken Springs, Gears and Bod- ies, 1006 to 1010 St Charles St. (See ado back cover and opp page 1150.) ,
SAND LAKE.
(For description see page 1017.) BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Barker George, shingle mnfr. Bitely Stephen, lumber and shingle mufr.
Bradish Bros, Boots and Shoes.
Butler Mrs M J, millinery.
Carpenter F. shingle mnfr. Carter Homer L, furniture, etc.
Cheney'S V, Shingle Mnfr.
Cowin James S. drugs, etc.
Finch George W. jeweler and barber.
Giddings E C, grocer.
Gill J. harnessmaker.
Hart S & Son, shingle mnfrs.
Hine, Wooding & Stone, lumber mnfrs.
Jones & W, Hotel.
Kinney Lyman T, shingle mnfr.
Oberhaltzer & Brackman, shingle mnfrs.
Poland & Wenzel, shingle innfrs.
Richmond Miss H, milliner.
Russell & Beardsley, shingle mnfrs. Shattuck & Cain, General Store. Sockerby M. shingle mnfr.
Swift M Lewis, hardware, etc.
Taylor Oliver, lumber and shingle mnfr. Ware E, Lumber and Planing Mill.
Watkins & Ferry, flour and feed. Wyman & Carnes, lumber mufrs.
THOMAS.
(For description see page 1070.) BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Johnson Bros (Sylvester and Myron), grain, lumber dealers and elevator.
Johnson Myron, justice.
Reed Thomas, capitalist. 2 miles s.
Stanley Fred A, druggist. Thomas John, capitalist.
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TOLEDO, OHIO. BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
Island House, James Gerrans Propr, Union Depot. Peckham E G, Saw and File Maker, 6 St Clair.
Hansom & Randolph, Barbers' Chairs and Supplies, 83 Jefferson. (See ado, opp p 1146.) Smith Bridge Co, Bridge Builders, 8 Campbell Blk.
Ursuline Convent of the Sacred Heart. (See adr, p 103.)
WHITE FISH POINT.
Is located at the mouth of White Fish bay, on the north shore of Chippewa coun ty, 45 miles by water northwest of Sau !: Ste. Marie, the county seat, and 110 eas: of Marquette. The population, which is small, is engaged chiefly in fishing and hunting, and fresh and salt fish, furs. game, etc., are shipped. The lumber camps in the interior make this their source of supplies. E. M. Baker, post- master, general store and hotel propr.
G. LASHER & SON)
G. LASHER & SON, GENERAL
Commission Merchants WHOLESALE FRUITS AND PRODUCE.
125 South Water St. CHICAGO.
Reference: First National Bank.
Maple Sugar, Beans, Green and Dried Apples, Onions, Potatoes, etc.
Also, Agents for Stevens' Patent Egg Case.
WM. BLOME, formerly with J. M. Brunswick & Balke Co. ERNST RIEDEL, formerly with G. G. Thomas.
BLOME & RIEDEL,
(Successors to G. G. THOMAS.)
Turners and Dealers in Ivory Goods
75 East Madison Street, CHICAGO, ILL.
Billiard. Pool and Ten Pin Balls and Pins, Cues, Leathers, Chalk and Checks. All repairing in Ivory, Pearl, Shell aud Rubber executed in good style. Ivory and Composition Balls re-turned and colored a specialty ; cheaper than elsewhere.
MRS. C. OEHM. THE CELEBRATED
MASQUERADE COSTUMER AND DEALER IN MILLINERY, 325 State St .. CHICAGO. Ill. I will sell this successful business to a good party.
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DENNISON MIG. 00.
Successors to DENNISON & CO., MANUFACTURERS OF
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Stationers' Specialties.
DENNISON'S TOURISTS' TAGS FOR TRAVELERS.
Stratton's Gummed Labels and Gum Paper of all colors; Legal and Notarial Seals; Fold- ing and Fancy Tickets; Mentzel's Patent Suspension Rings; The Star Copy- ing Pads: Dennison's Game Counters; Wedding Cake Boxes; Visiting and Playing Card Cases, etc., etc.
Dennison's Targets for Rifle Practice.
Phillips' and Stevens' Hook and Clasp Tags; Kimball's Self-Fastening Tickets; McGill's Paper Fasteners at Manufacturers' discounts; Rubber Bands, etc.
SEALING WAX MAKERS.
TISSUE PAPERS. Proprietors "Globe," and Centennial Prize "Excelsior." and Importers of English Grass Bleached and Colored Tissue Papers from the Celebrated 39 Mill.
Proprietors of "Silver White," best article for polishing Silver, and Miller's "Jewelry Cleaning Casket," and "Silver White Casket."
JEWELERS' BOXES,
Jewelers' Cards, Pink and White Cotton, Fine Twines, Etc. DRUGOISTS' BOXES, Apothecaries' Powder Papers and Counter Papers, Dennison's Shaving Papers.
Dennison's Absorbent Cotton, for Dental and Surgical Purposes.
All of our Goods are for sale by Dealers everywhere, and by DENNISON MNFG. CO.,
19 Milk Street, Boston: 198 Broadway, New York; 630 Chestnut Street, Philadelphia ; 143 Walnut Street, Cincinnati; 175 Dearborn . Street, Chicago; 414 Third Street, St. Louis.
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CANADA.
ESTABLISHED 1863. DAILY . WEEKLY ADVERTISER
LONDON, ONT.
MOST WIDELY CIRCULATED JOURNAL IN WESTERN CANADA.
DAILY ADVERTISER
TWO EDITIONS DAILY. Morning and Evening.
TER recognized leading Daily of Western Onta- rio, being read by merchants, mechanics, and the people generally, and everywhere acknowledged as the leading commercial and family newspaper of the West. As a medium of communication with the inhabitants of London. the towns and villages surrounding, and throughout the entire West, the ADVERTISER is the best beyond com- parison.
All Advertisements inserted in both Morning and Evening editions of same day without extra charge.
Rates of Advertising.
Ten cents per line for first, and five cents per line for each subsequent insertion.
()" Contracts will be made at the following rates:
One month, per inch space $6 00
Three months, 12 00
Six months, 20 00
One year,
30 00
"Advertisements inserted three times a week at two-thirds Daily Rates.
WESTERN ADVERTISER
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WEEKLY LIBERAL.
(Our Weekly Edition.)
THE leading Weekly journal of Western Ontario, its very wide-spread and general circulation giv- ing it a preeminence never before attained by any paper in Ontario (excepting the Toronto press). While it has NO RIVAL as a western medium, it also extends to all sections of the Dominion. The Weekly is specially adapted for those who desire to reach the best section of the farming com- munity:
Rates of Advertising.
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AFFIDAVIT OF CIRCULATION.
ONTARIO, County of Middlesex, 1 I, JAMES T. ARCHER, of the City of London, County of Mid- To WIT: fdlesex, Pressman of the London Daily and Weekly Advertiser. Do Solemnly Declare : That the average circulation of the
Las been as follows:
Daily Advertiser
Average Daily Circulation for four months ending Average Daily Circulation for the week ending January 31, 1881, 5.855 copies. January 31. 1881. 6.767 copies.
Circulation last issue (February 2), 7.300 Copies.
The circulation of the
Western Advertiser and Weekly Liberal
(weekly edition) has been as follows:
First issue of January, 1875, was 14,000 copies. First issue of January, 1878, was 18.300 copies.
First issue of January, 1876, was 18,000 copies. First issue of January. 1879. was 19,350 copies.
First issue of January, 1877, was 19,250 copies. First issue of January, 1880, was 19.650 copies First issue of January, 1881, was 19,050 copies.
And I make this solemn declaration con ciention le believing the same to be true, and by virtue of the act passed in the thirty -seventh year of Her Majesty's reign intinted "An Act for the suppressing of voluntary aud extra judicial Oaths."
Subscribed and declared before me, in the City of London. ) JAMES T. ARCHER,
County of Muddleser, this 3 day of February, 1991. Foreman of Press Department,
V. CRONEN, A Commissioner, etc ) London Advertiser
JOHN CAMERON & CO., Publishers, London, Canada
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URSULINE CONVENT
OF THE
SACRED HEART
Cor. Cherry and Erie Streets,
TOLEDO, OHIO.
This Institution. incorporated with the privileges of a College, is under the direction of the Ursuline Nuns.
The spiritual charge of the Convent is intrusted to an able Theologian, and the greatest possible attention is given to the religious training of the pupils. This feature, combined with the thorough method of instruction throughout the curriculum and the unrivaled advantages in the Musical Department, renders this institution worthy, in a particular manner, of the patronage of a discriminating public.
The course of studies embraces all the branches that are necessary to the acquisition of a solid and refined education. Gold Medals and Diplomas are conferred on graduates. Gold Medal for Domestic Economy, presented by Rt. Rev. Bishop Gilmour, Cleveland, Ohio. Gold Medal for Church History, presented by Rev. Dr. P. F. Quigley, Professor in St. Mary's Seminary, Cleveland, Ohio. Gold Medal for Logic, presented by Rev. Father Carroll, Canton, Ohio. Gold Medal for Good Conduct, presented by Mr. F. X. Pilliod, Toledo, Ohio. Gold Medal for best Prose Composition, presented by Hon. Edmund F. Dunne, Santa Fe, N. M. Examinations are held semi-annually; private. literary and musical re-unions take place every month, and official reports concerning the health, behavior and progress of the pupil, are transmitted at the end of each session to the parents or guardians.
Constant Care is Taken to Promote the Health and Comfort of the Pupils. Active Exercise in the Open Air is Enforced by Rule.
A Normal School is attached to the College, where great attention is paid to the- thorough training of those preparing to teach.
Our Kindergarten is under the charge of a graduate from one of the celebrated Kindergarten Training Schools of New York City. Children from the age of three will be received.
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