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Mack & Schmid's TRADE RESORT - FOB - larpi Seekers. Loadeddowu witli the ncuest.cboicest, and cheapest productions, and the best of everythiiig that goes to make up a firet olass DRY GOODS STORE, of all ;be requisite to make custorners thorughly satisfied. The bargaius they ffer will settle the Most Important Question of' the Present Day 'he Saving of Dollars and Cents, and ne hour at their store will teil more ban we could in a page. of advertisement. Go nnd Sec Them. It was Desdemoua wbo looked mto Otbello's face nud repeated the immortal orda, "Let ine kiss bim for bis mctlier." REMOVE D ! I have removed my MEAT-MARKET ! To more commodlous quarlers at tW No. 1 , 13etroit Street, Where I shall keep on hand Fresh, Salt and Smoked Meato. Prices Reasonable. XAVER ZACHMANN, Ann Arbor, Mich. Jno. Eisele, Keeps All Kinds of m Mb AND Ganned Goods, The JBest GO cent Tea tn the Oity. o. 2 Detroit Street, Ann Arbor, JOHN MUEHLIG, ÜWDERTAKEB. ROOMS No. 35 South Main Street over A. L Noble's store. RESIDENCE 1 South Main St., Ann Arbor, Mich. JOK MARTIN, ate with John Muehlig, and sttll oecupying the same rooms, is preparad tojdo all kinds of ' J Upholstering and Finishing d:ne on Short Notlce. i eave yoiir orders for anything in the FURMITÜRE I INE. Snop over A. L. Noble's Star Clotliing House, 35 South Main st., Ann Arbor. ANN ARBOR CITY BOTTLING WORKS WASHINGTON STREKT. SCHILTZ, PILSENER, Peninsular Beer, London Ale& and Portor. have a large stock of Beer Bottles, pints an3 quarts for Family Use. "elephone No. 48. Orders Promotly Attfinded to W. F. SCHLANDERER. P. O. BOX, 134, ANN ARBOR. HAINES BROS.' PIANOS. y. HAINES BROS,1 PIANOS, y. z z HAINES BROS.' PIANOS. IU Haines Bros.' Pianos. U -J -1 Q HAINES BROS.' PIANOS. Q KSTET OBOAN8. ESTEY OKGANS. ESTEY ORGANS. j O C CO ESTEY ORCANS. tO ESTEY ORCANS. Bee the exbibit of Pianos, Organp Musical Merchandise, Sleet Musio Books, etc., etc., daily at my Store, and at the County Fair, Ootober, 4, 5, 6, 7. The "Square" Music Dealer, LEW H. CLEMENT. 25 South Fouitb et., - Ann Arbor Mich. Brown Chinese Plant On Ivorv. A St'vk Patisrn with u and can he 'iad in aep arate pteoa a- weil as -ets and matc.eii foryearsto com as readiiv as Wbiie Ware. J. D. STIMSON & SON, China, Crockery, Glassware, Lamps, etc. ANN ARBUR, - MICH. We come before the people with the lárdese and FINEST STOCK OF ALL THE LEADINC and Fashionable Styles of Cloths and Suitings Cntïrely tno iurarous to men'ion for the outtingofthe flan dre ers Anñ aswe h ive the ervices of one of the be-tt. rutters, and also our ■at m ikpr are amoiK the hese, emulas U8 to leaste the m st aononjible dresers. No all we 'aveto ay U corti') in a id we wlll unrant e rou the loweat prices in state for flrst-clas ouda No troubld to show gouds. Rememberthe place, No. 6 East Huron Street, four doors west of he Cook House W. C. BURCHFIELD. Palace Grocery ! I have just received a fresh new st 'ck of Both Forelim and Domestic, whic1-, I can se.latGRKAT BaK'jAINS. My Fine Teas and Coffees ARE UNEXOELLED. have th flnest and mout compute stock of STUDENT, I.1BRRÏ, HALL and sTAND Xj _a_:m: ï3 s f any one in the couuty. Also a large ine of Crockery, Glassware, and Decorative China. ome and purchase the selection is comite and convince yourselvea tliat I g ve the ÏEST BARGAIN3 of auy olher store In Ann Arbor. 2O Bars Babbit's Best Soap for SI. OO. FRED T. STIMSON. lo. 9 North Main St., Ann Arbor, Mch. EXING KR & BOES, Proprietors of the EXCHASGE Opposite the Michigan Central Depot. EVERYTHINC NEW. TERMS 11.00 PER DAY. n oonnection with the Hotel are Barn A cooramodatioDB. H. LAUBENCAYER SELLS Bottled Beer In Pints and Quarts and delivered to any parti of the City Free of Charge. Corner of Detroit and Catharine Streets, or leave orders at the Postoffice. The Palace Liverv THE Finest ui Best Tnrnonts IN THE CITY. LIVERY AND SALE S-ba,tle. JAS. E. ROBISON, Prop. io. 2). South Founh St., Ann Arbor Mich. Telephone N0.31. aftñri j The Best Coal in the City. For Both Hard and Soft Coal cali on M. STAEBLER, NO. 11 WflSSr WASHINGTON ST. Teiephone No. 8. Kemeiii"ber THAT THE POSTOFFICE AND BATH ROOMS Wlll Continue to Run as Usual, w h "LARRY" KAHOE. Who for tbe Last Four Years has been in ihe Employ of E. M. Soutbard, B Proprictor. Bath-Rooms Open Sunday Morning. SATISFACTION UAKANTEED. CEO. OLPT PROPR1ETOK OF THE New Livery Stable BoardlnR and Farmers' Feed Barn. A.Z Baxter's Old Stand Oorner Huron and Second Streets. rURNOUTS ALLNEWAND NEAT Charge BeMonable. Telephone Connectloa