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VOLUME 45 110 NEW ADVERTISEMENTS NEW ADVEBTISgMTiTrrg A LEADING POSITION 4 a The Circulation of The ree Press JpOR TEAS AND COEES Pints for 95c Pints for 55c AT LOWEST RATES 3 bottles for 50c i 1 142 GRATIOT AVENUE ANO 10c each 10c each 10c each UNTRY PORK SAUSAGE OPEN HOOSE JRESS A SPECIALTY AUGUST RASCH CO 157 JEERSON AVNEUE OPP BOARD TRADE or 25c WHISKIES RIZELLE i INE TOILET ARTICLES AND DRUGS OPEN ALL NIGHT at HUGO handsome ICHUS SCARS BOWS BELTS LOWERS5 And many choice articles for PR NTS l' A EE ii ar cured hams iOKED 'IONGUES RRRR Pints for 55c Pints for $1 05 Quarts for COc Quarts for 35c 3 bottles for 50c CCC 0 I Prescriptions carefully prepared at reasonable Kes and the store kept 1 fruit biscuit i VALENCIA RAISINS'A VALENCIA ORANGES RRR RRR Per lb 10c 124c 30c per can By the box 8c per lb 25c per dozen 2e public will find a full an complete assort ment of AT HULL BROTHERS OPERA HOUSE BLOCK COR MONROE AVE NN IN 1 Still Better Last week was noted the reception of a club of 228 subscribers from airbury DL The present week an addition of 61 names was made to the clubj list The ree Press has therefore received the names of 287 new subscribers from airbury Post office within two time ssss ssss 8 3 lb calls 10c Per gal 75c Per gal $1 10 or $1 SOAP or $1 GGG RRRR h'CKLED EET Kennedy boston crackers eVNEDY GINGER SNAPS A vv cco ccc lie per lb 7c per lb? COc per doz 10c per lb 12J4c per lb XS 10c per lb 15c per lb COc per box 40c per box 10c per can 25c per can $2 75 per cartoon or 28c 1 TRADE TEA STORES The late act of Congress publishers to prepay postage upon newspapers sent to obliges Postmasters tomake detailed returns of the xeceipts from this source and these returns being consoli dated at afford a very correct basis for ascertaining the circulation of the different journals The Detroit Ree Press is now paying newspaper postage at a rate of 10000 a year Without enlarging upon the obvious circumstance that this postage tax of 310000 a year would be a very hand some income for almost individual and that it is an onerous and uncalled for burthen upon newspaper publishers we have the satisfaction of knowing that according to the most iecently published report The ree Press stands seventh among all the journals published in the United States in respect to combined circulation of daily and weekly papery In other words there are only six newspaper establishments including the New York jess that pay more for postage upontheir combined daily tri weekly and Weekly a circulation than does The ree press 4 In respect to the circulation of weekly papers the postage returns show that but three others exceed The ree Press A considerable portion of the edition of The Weekly ree Press is sold to the wholesale newsdealers It is furnished them at the office of publication and they provide for its distri bution A good share of the papers furnished newsdealers go hence by express and there fore no postage is paid upon them otherwise the official returns instead of designating The ree Press fourth would probably it nearer the head of the list Two circumstances justify the statement that The Weekly ree Press in respect to cir culation really ranks higher than the Postof fice returns make manifest The first is the fact that not being so heavy as some of the papers mentioned as exceeding it more copies are required to make up a pound avoirdupois upon which weight the postage is calculated The second circumstance is the large number of copies of The ree Press which are dis tributed by the newsdealers and do not pass through the mails at all Taking into account these material offsets in our favor and we are quite confident that in respect to combined circulation of all editions The ree Press ranks sixth and in respect to weekly circulation alone it stands third on the list It is a work of no slight magnitude to build up a newspaper to such a position In the newspaper world "more so than in any is confidence a plant of slow growth There is no enterprise in which so much time and persistent labor directed always with an honest and intelligent ore required to achieve success a The publishers of The ree Press are profoundly grateful that their efforts have been so thoroughly appreciated and'the merits of the paper have been so extensively recog nized That its Circulation isnot bounded by the American continent is a sufficient acknowl edgment that an intelligent reading public when thty discover a meritorious journal are not slow to avail themselves of it We may add that the force in our mailing room is six times as large as it was a year ago and the subscrip tions come in at a correspondingly augmented rate The literary standard of the paper and its readable qualities give it a place in the very front rank of the newspapers of the world It shall be our aim to constantly add to its originality and to Lighten its attractiveness in every particular 'INEST CONECTIONERY 'INEST CANNED GOODS i NUTS ALL KINDS I VERYTHING WARRANTED I OODS ALL KINDS IjEATS RESH AND SMOKED 3JULTRY I LL GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN IGURES $1 15 per bottle $1 25 per bottle 80c per bottle 5c each 4 for 25c made spring 1867 SI 50 per bottle 1 Schulthess made spring 1873 Si 50 per bottle Sam Carathers Sour Mash made spring 1874 SI 50 per bottle Hand Made Sour Mash spring 1375 $1 25 per bottle The Anderson Sour Mash spring 1876 $1 25 per bot tle Monarch Hand Made Sour Mash spring 1877 $1 per bottle spring 31 per bottle Guckenheimer Rye spring 1875 $1 25 per bottle Nelson Distilling Rye spring 1875 Si 25 per bottle Tolu Rock and Rye SI 25 per bottle The" Old avorite Whisky 75c per Scotch old and fine $1 25 per bottle Bullock Lade Scotch Si 25 per bottle Wm Jamison Irish SI 25 per bottle We have the finest stock of Liquors We sell goods straight Everything warranted as represented or $1 AT WHOLESALE PRICES BARS PROCTER 2 BARS SOLID WE SELL TEAS IN 5 LB AT WHOLESA1 SELL THE BEST LOUR yE SELL THE BEST COEE ALL GOODS IRST CLASS AND WAR RANTED AT A "WILLIAMS 3G9 Woodward ave Ur the convenience Of customers '99 WOODWARD A'VE NI NN II NN IN GGG Wants an John Corliss assignee Samuel Davis petitions theSuperlor Court for an accounting with rank Buttrick assignee in bankruptcy of Caleb Ives George HammBnd add Marccs Towtai The parties to the suit were engaged in managing refrigerator cars preserving rteate fruit etc from 1869 to 1873 under the firm of Hammond Plumber Co: and afterwards as Sorge vl UvA ipU XU Per box $5 85 Per box $4 90 lb cans per doz $1 20 Per doz $1 50 Good quality for $2 Extra quality $2 50 Splendid quality 50 Percaft 18c Pe lb 20c TTxw CO Art A BEAUTIUL SELECTION DIERENT DESIGNS E3HJRACING every variety and color of LITHOGRAPHEp illuminated EMBOSSED and ENGRAVED CARDS I fcctades every new and Abt Section from many tonts Thrf60 ly for card ork may wish New Cards are in PaE8s JoB Boous everything Satisfaction assured I naest specimens of the art of printing I THE REE PRESS PRINTING OICE DDP SSI DS SSS DDD SSS St Sunday School estjlva 1 The annual festival of St Church Sunday school was held in Reform Hall at 3:30 yesterday afternoon The beautiful hall was handsomely decorated and the floor' was filled by the pupils their teachers and their friends while in the spacious galleries 'were spread tables to seat 200 at once where for the children at least very enjoy able portion of the entertainment was provided The festival was opened Tjy'brief devotional ex ercises including the singing of ftvertd Christmas carols by the led by Mr Slocum the tenor of the church choir The prizes were then given by the Superintendent as follows Alice Cadwell for the fifth year in succession has taken a first prize not having been absent from school a single Sunday i Ida Avery Minnie Chittenden Emily oster Sarah Purdy Emily Edwards Teddy Smith Rens selaer Sill and red Chittenden take the other first prizes not having been qsent once 1 during the year Hattie Reed Addie Howarth Sophy Carrie Purdy Eugenia Sill Lily Brady Annie Huiss EllaHuiss Nellie Thompson Ida Baxter Edward Purdy George rederick Bourkej Charles Peterson Harry Sanger Charles Witbeck George Tracy Alph Chittenden and John Gillett were awarded second prizes hav ing only been absent once during the year Agues5 Winkler and Stephen Stuart who had each been absent twice during the year were also awarded prizes or having only been absent three times during the year honorable mention was made of Carrie Sawyer Helen Tracy Aggie Simpson Lucy Spickett Stanley McGraw Will Pope and Charley Spickett When the Superintendent John Chester announced the prizes Rev Rufus Clarke rec tor of the church stepped forward and in the name of the teachers presented him with a very elegant volume of Tour in profusely illustrated accompanying the gift with few beau tifully expressed remarks expressive of apprecia tion of Mr long and faithful services in the school! Mr Chester responded briefly and to the point after which the hall having been dark ened a magic lantern exhibition was givenfwhlch was followed by the supper and distribution of candy The peculiar adaptation of this hall for enter tainments of this kind was amply demonstratedThere were only seats at the tables for about two thirds of the children but no trouble was ex perienced class after class commencing with the youngest was marched up into the ganerieS and those who were compelled to wait remained on the floor of the hall and thus perfect order was ob served without hampering the children with undue restraint while each child having been provided with a ticket presented it aS the cloak room on go ing home and received in exenange a oox ui umuj After all had finished their supper and resumed: their places in the hall the Buperfqtendent an nounced that the four: children who had broughtthe most new pupils into the school during the year had been awarded specialnrizes of $1 each which prizes were given to Ella LUX Emily kLBERT CRACKERS Il ENNEDY HOLIDAY BISCUITS INEST TOMATOES INEST PLUM PUDDING iNest french prunes LaLLON APPLES fx ALLON TOMATOES 14c per lb lb per lb 11c per lb 1214c ner lb per bottle 5 15c per bottle 15c perbottln ADI JANOS WATER 1 5 zoeper uotue per lb 25c each LOCAL 'MATTERS 369 WOODWARD AVE QRANULATED SUGAR 0HOICE MIXED CANDY "PROCTER MOTTLED SOAP A Per box RUSSIAN SOAP 'J'OMATOES gWEETCORN LBS JAPAN TEA LBS JAPAN TEA LBS POLO NG Tf PEAS TICE TABLE RAISINS LBS OLD JAVA COEE or $2 40 4 lbs BEST GLOSS STARCH or 25c A NGLO SWISS CONDENSED MILK xx 'Per can 15c gpOMATOES piNEST SILVER DRIP SYRUP IN EST MAPLE SYRUP 20 BARS WHITE RUSSIAN SOAP 7 BARS SOAP SA'vrtms anti JpANTOaBTJODMSSEB hold PHCENIX RESTAURANT X' meeting this evening at their hall 30c only 77 Bates street hiThd Christmas festival of the Trumbull Avenue Mission will occur Monday evening During the" past week there have been several fa tal cakes of diphtheria in Hamtramck The? Students of Detroit College will have a Cirrisirnas entertainment Monday evening '7 a Plasterers ATTEWTioMl i Election of officers Monday evening Dec 29 lot every member or the Protective Union be on hand at 7 30 C1OC7 GEO WHITE Cok UxiVERSAUtsT Services will be held a Opera House by Rev DAM Reeds or tRockford ifi this (Sunday) morning at 10:83 evening 7:30 Sunday School at A Reform The regular Sunday evening meeting of the Detroit Reform Club will be dressed Snndav evening Dec 28 by Mrs Schuyler of Ann Arbor one of the most eloquent speakers in the temperance cause Come and hear her AH are invited Admission 5 cents to de fray expenses Masonic Notice Regular annual assembly of Monroe Council No 1 and for the election of officers and payment of aues will be held az Masonic Hall Jefferson ave Monday evening a 730 clock jOIjN lr SHEPARD Recorder? The regular monthly meeting of the Michigan Commercial Association will be held at their rooms Saturday evening Jan 3 1880 at 7:30 HODGSON A Detroit Lodge No The regular meeting for the election of officers will bo heldat the lodge room northwest corner ort and Gris wold sts next Tuesday evening December 0 at 7:30 sharp GEIGER jJMtarriefil At the residence ofJP by the Rev Poole LLD Robert Stevenson of Ingersoll Ont to Msstt77tk Gradwell of Detroit ItgerBQU and Toronto papers please copy 4 i Teeth Artiflclal teeth to gold plate or continuous gum sets at reasonable rates at Dental Es tablishment a To prevent hair from falling out use Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer 5 Wait Until You Abb Siok But if you only feel bad or miserable use Hop Bitters at once it may save your life Hundreds have been saved by so doing See another column NsvER'let a cough cold or croup go too far OK the first symptoms send to your druggist? for Cough 25c per bottle Jlllip HW 4 Chew Bsr Sweet Navy Tobacco Make a Note Prof Green a distinguished allopathic physician wrote to the Medicaldournal to theeffect that after all other means had failed he sent for the Kidney Cure (now Safe Kidney and Liver Cure) and to his astonishment cured a serious case of Dis ease by administering it and afterwards foond it equally beneficial in other cases He advised his brother physicians to use it' to preference to any? thing else for kidney diseases i Teeth extracted without pain at i i Every trace of malarial poison can be exptelled from the blood by the use to teaspoonful dose5 of ever and Agile Tonic 'L One thousand Pianos and Organs at half pr 103 a 40 ort street west i Chickerinq Pianos and Estey Organs lead world Piano Spreads and Stools retailed at prices fJiey cost other dealers Whttnet 40 trt street west! lutes Violins Concertinas Accordions and 1A1 kinds of Musical Goods in endless variety at 40 ort street west Pianos and Organs tor rent or sale on monthly payments at Mammoth Music Store XUexl In this city at the family residence No 259 Sixteenth street Saturda December 27 at 8 40 bind Johanna wife of John Polar ana daughter of Jahn Horragan formerly of Ypsi ianHt wwi 24 years and 8 lilonths Notice offuneralhereafter wtss a December 2t 1879 Kate daughter of Thomas and Rosanna KissANEqgfriJH years ana 10 months uneral from theMWtence or her father No 47 Twenty fifth morning at 9 nenua of hufujAfly are respect fully invited to attend In this city December 27th uSra Sperry aged 1 1 years 3 months and 9 days uneral Sunday December 28th at 3:30 her late residence 1173 Jefferson avenue nends are invited At Utica December 26th John Curtenins brother of Mrs rederick Wetmore of this city 5 A You can instantly stop that awful neuralgia or A WILLIAMS CO Will Offer this week at NI EEKE NN Edwards and A was then gurg and tha children were dismissed New Calling Cards 'Attention is called to the advertisement on the first cage of New calling cards Gentlemen are invited to leave their drders at The ree Press Job Rooms' A great many new and beautiful stylps" of calling cards are kept to stock and a specialty is made of this particular department of printing 3 Holiday LAUDER TOBACCONIST TTaa the finest and largest stock of AMPOBTEO ABTIOLES jnthecity Just out the Russian Cabinet (a SSsJSi mxd BroS Ash Trays Velvet andToco Pouches ileerschaum Sets mJ Casocha 'KiS or without cases Match Sat great A finest brands of tobacco cigars cigarettes snuff etc ThETBOlT STEAM LAUND Kt east nitSTRABLE HOLIDAY NOVELTIES rjEW ADVERTISEMENTS OPERA HOUSE BLOCK OER: 0DTS DRY VERZENAY eEAT western 1RTE BLANCHE JoBt'S EXTRA DRY UiRlAC CLARET 1 JULIAN CLARET WINE ")ASS ALE inness stout rYLOR COGNAC 1 1RD A COGNAC ko? CORN HOICE KEY WEST CIGARS kEEN THE WORLD CIGARS loRPHY CONCHA CIGARS loiIEO CONCHA CIGARS ICO CONCHA' CIGARS koCOLATE CREAM DROPS hlANUT CANDY ELAND MOSS DROPS jjPPERMINT DROPS CID DROPS MVfiWTCSS SPRING WATER rpTHORN SPRING WATER Ryser spring water fT Hitter water DETROIT MICHIGAN SUNDAY DECEMBER 28 1879 COQUARD Dentist Office 168 Woodward at the Grand Trunk Junction since Christinas ave AU work first class and prices as low I inorning and his relatives are exceedingly anxious as the lowest Teeth extracted without natn I The singing society of St Lutheran Church will celebrate the tenth anniversary of its organization with a concert at Arbeiter HaU next I riday ening rederick Carney of No 435 "Lafayette street east reported to the police Saturday evening tiiat Suring the afternoon a sneak thief entered his house Bl1' TT luuuuj Those who Will Entertain Callers NeWI Vrphe police' 1 complain that while their weather I capes keep their neck and shoulders warm the igtiff caps required to be worn are almost no pro I fectloh against the cold A LIST TO BE PUBLISHED BY THE REE I Loranger Dramatic Club wiH give their PRESS I initial performance early in January The club is named in honor of red Loranger as I piririg young tragedian Owing to the wide extent of residence territory I inspector of Provisions Lane is about to hpgin a in Detroit many gentlemen on New day I crusaje against the sale of blown meats There is have found it impossible to pay' ajl the social calls I ordinance prohibiting its sale but the Inspector which they really felt incumbent upon them The I yg jsvery generally ignored custom which has grown up of late on the part of I jejTy Burchard who was found drunk on Atwa many ladies of closing their own residence and re 1 street ith $377 43 on his person on riday celving in company with others has also been A I night tvaS released under suspended sentence on cause of embarrassment In many cases gentle I gturaajniornjiig2with a lecture men have not known the immediate hostess "but I Wortman an employe have been long standing friends of some of heg oj the Singer Sewing Machine Company was struck assistants of whose absence ftom home they were I by locnotiveat the Twentieth street rtdlroad not aware until they had made a call I crossing and had his left arm fractured Jn accordance with the request of many gentle I "jhe firm of Sampsom Black Grant injiocord men who have felt the need of a list to guide them I th a regular custom of the house made their em Tkk bee Press will publish on Thursday morn I pjcyeg happy as usual on Christmas evejby pre ing next as complete a list as it is possible to get of 1 gpnHnS each with a gold coin of large denomina the names of the ladies of Detroit who will observe I the pleasant custom of keeping open house on New I Qierk Dfllmann says' that last riday Year's To the end that there shall be as tew I proceedings were the first firing his ad 'omissions as possibleThe ree Press earnestly I mniigtmrion that did not require to be submitted to requests its lady readers In the city who will re I the Mayor TherewasnothinginthemfortheEx ceivecalls to inform it by postal card or otherwise ecujve eye i of the fact giving their names and residences and I Sheehy Passenger Agent of the Wabash Rail the ladies If any by whom they will be assisted bas in his possession a time stained commis A list of this character to be of service must be I on issued in I779 by John Hancock to Capt accurate and The ree Press will do' its I gpbrajm Chapin and a copy of the Hampshire utmost to make it such It confidently I rrnlplft published at Springfield Mass to July expects to be ably assisted to its IYSIa efforts by the ladies to whose interest in I Christmas consumption of confectionery in large measure the list 'will be published and With I may be measurably estimated from the such allies a list of fullness and accuracy will sure I ct that Hull Brog atQne the day before Christ ly be the result I sold the enormous quantity of nearly six tons The ladies must if they will reflect a moment I cftndy jn this connection it may be added that appreciate the practically the impqs" I firm gave each oflfcelr seventy five employes sibility of a personal canvass of the entire city I Christmas present therefore in their own interest as well as in that I jarae3 cummerford whom John Shanahan of of their gentleman friends who would like to honor 1 gLj jfth street accused of robbing him of $20 on the good old friendly custom direct communica I chtinas day has sent to this office an affidavit tion with this office is the besf the surest and in I accusation and declaring his many cases the only means of making their inten I bmty to prove five witnesses that Shanahan tions generally known It is desirable that the I Beither lost nor was robbed of $20 or any other communication be made as eayly as practicable so I ln hls saloon that there can be proper classification I meeting of the Detroit Association I as held Saturday evening at the Brighton House BUSINESS POINTS I there being a fair attendance The committee ap i I Tainted to draft a constitution and by laws submit The Christmas holidays have made no difference report which was adopted after which the5 in the dental business at Go in when zfne engaged in an informal discussion as to you may you will always find him busy Popular I best means of taking care of dairy cows and prices and gentlemanly treatment of patients has methods of managing a dairy made this the most popular dental establishment in I Jerusalem the 10 ear old Tad who was sent Detroit and it would repay any one to call and 1 aimshouse by Director of the Poor Kies make the acquaintance In addition to petrojt from Cowell Ont in search of his making the best rubber sets of teeth for $8 he is I Charles Jerusalem who is supposed to be making gold and silver and continuous gum sets 1 fn one of the breweries of this city The to order at consistent prices All work is warranted I had twenty four cents which he invested to a and nothing but the very best material used I toy tools with which to while away the hours A Perfect Gas Many hqusekeep at Wayne He is an uncommpnly shrewd little ere are greatly annoyed by the blowing of gas at I uttle chap and will in all likelihood make life tol burners as evening advances and eraBie until his father learns OhU distressful sit coiisumers are turning it off in other localities and I uatijm the amount of money expended for gas is pro verbially a cause for grumbling To obviate the AO ErxcTiox Gernnia Lodge No 11 first and the second it is necessary only a'Q UJW has elected the following officers for to control the gas at the meter by the attachment thensaing term: if ot slmDte maohln Saver la Mtroouoea nere the narily under a pressure from two to five times too GoargAdolph gchmidu it is easy to understand it blows and jlh Roedlger tion may be effected by using an automatic valve I jpragentative to Grand George De which will hold the pressure constantly no matter I girder how many or how few burners are lighted at the I exhcXint for producing the best light New Lake reight In connection with exact pom I rfftaR now aentatinsr business a committee appomusa xur Harmonie Society after carefully testing the I circles it Is currenUy reported upon TTarmonie Hall reported that it effected a Trade that active measures are on foot among the ber or oq per cent over the amount saved I parties to interest looking to the establishment ota Mother but ile w'fect machine which had I propeller and barge line to be put on be iw'm in use there and from the most careful tests I tween Detroit and Buffalo on th? opening of navi ZeoftkeSl Purchied by The ree gtion Membereof the Board of Trade who assert Prs company after repeated trials of other ma this withhold the particulars saying Chines it indorsed as the only one yet found might interfere with the consummation of thelr which does what isClaimed for it giving perfect plans wuiv a'uw material ftf I satisfaction msiuK a 1 C7T sail mb IM ww a mm fa bankruptcy of David DavisTBRaLd McKenney the general agent for Michigan may be found at the gas flxture establishment of Mouat MSnIld25Monroe avenue He will call upon any party desiring a test made and will allow a fair trial of the machine upon any meter and re move the same without expense if not satisfactory Attention is directed te the advertisement upon other MARVIN PRESTON CO ine Wines and Liquors 95 Woodward ave ttoliday Special in Imported and Domestic Cigars IVE CENTS At the Central Drug Store Windsor Ont PRIDDY Chemist quality Meerschaum Pipes imported direct SALE Ax Opex Secret It Is now no longera secret that the best artificial teeth ciN be made for $8 per set yet It leaves a narrow margin or profit to the dentist But being convinced that given a generous patronage there can be had a good living wo are determined to ed ucate people to pay more moderate prices than heretofore for good work We are established in the oldest established den tai parlors in town refurnished them entire and now have the most completebest appointed and elegant parlors in the city All our work Is warranted giving to value dollar for dollar $8 per set upper2 or lower and all other work 25 per cent less than usual prices ill Ing a specialty We invite a visit and solicit a share of your patronrge St John Stewart 169 Woodward avenue Near corner State st I Teeth! Teeth! Yhe finest and best artificial teeth on rubber or celluloid plates $8 Perfect fit guaranteed at corner Woodward and Larned With the opening of the new yKar 1880 It will be of much importance to all classes to read what St John Stewart announce to the column above about Dentistry These gentlemen have purchased the oldest established dental office in town former ly and more recently Dr 169 Woodward They have refurnished entire 7and now have the most complete and elegant dental parlors to the city They warrant all their work to give perfect satisfaction to be of the best quality and finish and at 25 per cent less than heretofore universally charged 2 Teeth are ex tracted without pain and replaced with artificial ones at $8 per set guaranteed to be the same for which $15 and $20 is usually' charged See what thpy offer headed Open i IN IVE AND TEN CENT PACKAGE 4" Winters ias been sentenced to the House A of' Correction for three months for vagrancy i (( was yesterday added to flft af 5 1 'cessorids of the Detroit Opera House box office xuo tuiuutu luveuiury ui propoivy LUU vauuua 1 police stations of the city was taken on Saturday if St' Church Sunday school Christmas fes 3 tivalVrin be held at Merrill Hall next Tuesday even tog i A representation of the birth of Christ is on ex hibltion to the chapel of Orphan 1 Asylum i 4 1 The German Mercantile Benevolent Association give a social at their hall 30 Monroe avenue Mop( 1 day evening i 1 The musical selections sung at Grace Church I Christmas will be repeated at the church this morn ling by request i sfM Limbdch the Woodward avenue hdpfware I "merchant presented each of his clerks with a $20 I gold piece oirChristmas day I 1 The boys Save a miniature skating rink on the 1 RUSSELL HOUSE BLOCK I istone walks across the Campus Martius much to" ROAST RIB SUPERIOR I the disgust of timid pedestrians A Specialty at the I The Detroit Car Spring Company on Christmas PHCENIX REST AURAN7! gtpee I presented their General Agent John Rogan with i I an elegant gold watch and chain taMlSTAdflow UEoyena key who was fined $56 on riday for as the lowest Teeth extracted without pathi I SnBeping her Saloon open after 10 xn has paid tne DRUG 1 released from custody I Alleman foreman of the Banner Tobacco We keepin stock the largest variety of Medical 'fectory was presented by the em Merchandise gathered under one roof to America I Christinas with a stiver tea set Prescription and Anylltical Departments to charge it A burning chimney a re corner of Prof Lvon IMenry streets about 6 Saturday night 1 I Caused some excitement but no fire alrrpi was DRUG STORE I given OPN ATT NTGTTT I tMiss Bertha Sucker of No251 Jefferson avenue 1 reported to the police that thieves stole a pocket JpiNEST SHELL ROCKA I containing $15 from her apartments Saturday PHCENIX RESTAURANT I afternoon 77 Bates street I Janies Darling has been missing from Jtis home mm Lw JK Jg' a 9 9 9 gl 6 li 1 ill I Wi I I 4 cure any stomach pain (even cnoiera) wua Houseisqjff Panacea? 25 £Adv WjJ if a A 3 Hl TL' EEEE A A A YY Tima A "A AAA A A EEEE A A.