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Fárgtfs Shoes Fámfly _T) FARCO'S ?L$j ("Box Tip" School Shoes ! S%Vv tor Boys and Girls. È -%e. Heeled or Wed9e Heellí 'íSAes Sizes-8tol0'í 81.25 CTlBp lto3 1.75 gVSjsasSi'"' zyt to 54 3.00 ffff' FARGO'S JMi $2.50 Calf Shoe WSaví5v or Gentlemen, fwAi rv"-j v- Cneiiuoled by any sboo Xtz.r F ÖÏjÏC'7 n America afc tlie (samo f'T??"6 "price. ín r.n4:r.s, !l.n iJ SfeYtiy-tf-'-' lonaiul Luce. Mcu'aand Boy's si.t ■. g ($2.50 LADIES' BOOT # B$? V DongolaorGoat, Button. ■ íftv?o Opera, or Common Sense. fjíflHSeV. Tackless md Flexible. OUR NAME !S ON THE BOTTOKI OF EVERY SHOE. t,í fYur dealcr''or faneo'n Shoc. If ho d( not EWD tluiii scnd to us and wo wlü f urnish you a pair vu reccjtf pru-o . si'thI portal fordoscriptlve Ust C. H. FARGO & CO., Chicago. UL DOTY & FEINER, AGENTS, - ANX ARBOIÍ. Insurance, Real Estáte and Loan Agency OF HAMILTOEU GREEN. OETICBS : NO. 1 AND 2 HAMILTON BLOCK FIIIHT I'I.OOK. Parí los deslrliig to buy or sell Real Estáte will Ilnd it, to tlieir advantage to cali oc us. We represent the íollowlng tlrst-class Flre Insiimncc ('ompaiiios. linving and aggregatc capital of over f S.OCO.OOO: The Orand Flre Ins. Vo., JTHc Ohio l':irmTs' Inw, Ci., (iiisures oniy dnrelllDgB), The 4rriiiim luis. '■., The I'iilc's Flrc Ins. Oo , riic Cltlzen'a i'ín' Ins. fio., The Weateliesier Flrc Iiim. Va., The IMilwaukee Klecliauiv' Fire Idm. riic New llaiiipsliirc Flre Ins. (M., Tlie XortU western Flre lii. 'o. Rntes Low. Losses llberally adjusted and miil protnptly. We also Issue Life and Investment PoIlcfeB n the L'oün. Mutual Ijlfe Insurauce Company. A88eta M."),(xw,00i). Persona ii-siring Accident Insurance, can have yearly Policles vrlttcu for thein or Traveler's Coupon Insurnee Tickets Issned at low rates In the Btanard Accident Insurance Coinpuny of Deroit, Mlch. MoQi-y lo loan nt current rates. OíDee liours from 8 a. m. to 12 m. and t to 5 p. ni. HAMILTON & CREEN. MlGHIGAN CTeNTRAL "The Niágara Falls Route." Time table taking effect April 13. 1890CHICAGO TO DETROIT. .t„,on8. a gjj g A.M. A.M. P.M. F.H. P.M. A. U. Chicago. .Lv 7 55 103" 3 10 10 10 9 25 1 Kalamuuii 12 8S 2 45 6 5S 3 3:. 2 27 7 10 1 Jiicknon 3 311 4 47 8 52 816 4 lö 886 Chelsea 4 17 7 10 5 27 10 15 Dejcter 4 30 7 27 5411027 P. W.P. V. P. M. A.M. A. M. A.M. Ann Arbor 4 5215 45 41 7 60 6 00 10 43 Ypsilanti 5 15 5 57 9 5.1 8 OS 6 17 10 55 VtayneJunc 5 43 833 643 1113 Detroii....Ar 0 .") 6 50 10 45 9 20 7 30 1150 DETKOIT TO CHICAGO. "- I' u U ij 'U IN A.M. A.M P.M. [P.M. P.M. P.M. Detroit.. ,.Lv 10 8 00 120 3 50 800 1015 WayneJnnc 950 4 30 8381055 Ypoilantl 111 847 2 05 4 55 900 1118 A.M. A.M. P.M. P.M.IP.M. P M. AnnArbor 105 8 59 220 617 9 15 11 35 Deitcr 10 4! 5 45 9 57 Chelsea 105S 610 9 43 Jackson 1135 10 00 3 18 650 1045 1249 Kalamazoo 3 50 12 13 5 07 945 180 8 07 Chicago.. .Ar 7 55 i 35 9 00 7 00 7 45 O. W. RUGGLES, H. W. HAYES, G. P. & T. Acent, Chlcazo. Airt.. Ann Albor. Toledo, Aun Arbor & Kortli Michigan Rallway. TIME SCHEDULK. Takinjr effect November 25th, 1889. Tralos rnn by Standard Time. Qoing North. TTï i ■ 'ÍS 1 STATIONS. Il Sf j OW O o GW i - - - , ( P. M. A. M P. M.l P. M. 3 25 6 00 Lv Toledo Ar 11 15 1 II 4 17 6 47 Bundee 10 18 12 20 , 4 35 7 0" Mllan 9 58 12 04 4 4B 7 10 Urania 9 45 1162 i 4 53 7 22 Pllteileld 9 34 11 4ii i 5 07 7 33 Ann Arbor 9 2211 30 t 5 31 7 50 Leiand 9 07 1115 ] 6 47 8(6 Whitmore Lake 8 6! 11 OS ■ 6 is 8 45 Howell 8 17 10 25 c 7 15 9 35 Durand 7 10 9 35 ( 8 55 ÏU55 Bast Saginnw 5 5r. 7 45 8 oo io io owobso 777777 o 35 05 9 07 1145 Ithaia 5 32 7 60 ' 10 15 12 45 ML Pleasant 4 85 6 45 .... 3:0 Cadillac 10 30 41 Copimlsh 9 05 5 40 Ar Fr.mkfort Lv 7 50 j P. M. P. 11. A. M. A. ■ I Go ing South. Soiilli Lyon Brancli. .N0RT1I BOUND! STATIONS. BOUTH BOOND. Train 18 Train I" A. X. A. M. II (10 Lv Ann Arbor Ar 8 15 l 4(1 Wnrdcns 7 35 1 00 Ar Sonth Lyon Lv 7 U H. W. ASHLEY. General Mna-er. A. J. PAISLBY, GEO. H. HAZI.KWOOD, lfii'1. Paga. & Ticket Agent. Local Auent THIS PAPER aysw?! i mv r nv bii RowEi-i. & cos Ncwspaper Advcrtising Bureau (10 Spruce Street) ■ipilf lffllll tisins contract muy MKW VI1RK le made for lt lü II kif lUlllX. wXQ MACKINAC. Summer Tours. Palace Steamera. Low Rates. Fout Tripi per Wwk Betwoen DETROIT, MACKINAC ISLAND 8t. Ijrnaoe, Cheboycan. Alpona, HarriBville Oooda. Band Beach, Port Hurou, St. Ciair, Oakland Houbo, Marino City Every Week Day Betweon DETROIT AND CLEVELAND Special Sunday Tripe during July and Augut . OUR ILLUSTRATEO PAMPHLETS lUtea and Exouraion Tickets will be furuiahod by y our Ticket Agent, or acláraos E. B. WHITCOMB, Gen'l Pau. Agent, Dotroit & Cleveland Steam Nav. Co. DETROIT, MICH. Chancery Nollce. STATE OF MICHIGAN, tbf Circuit Ooüri fur the County of Washtenaw. In Chaucry. In thcmatterol the npplicatlon of the Toledo. Aun Arbor & North Michigan liiilhvuy Oompunv, tu abandon a porlion ofito Une in Ooantiet of Washtenaw and Oaklai d. The Toledo, Ann Arbor & North Michigan Ifnilway Company. on the 18th duy of April, 18!H), fi!d Ita petiiion in the Circuit Court for ïbe County of Wahtunaw in Cbancery, Beekiii to lake up, abandon and cenne to opérate xo inu h ot Ita eaid railway as ex ten do frora Leland's station 1n th ('ounty of Vahtenaw, to the vilhige of South Lyon in the t'ouuty of Oakland; the natl petltion con! tains the followinf,r prayur for relief, viz.: 'Your petitfoner thereforu pra tbat a decree of thie court may be entered, authorlzing It to abandon iwd lliiíí of railway, and take up, abandon and oeêso the opentlon oí U said truck thcreln, and take up the rail, tien, hui; ion houee?t abandon stations, and close up ihu station buuses tberein, and wltbdraw the asenta therefrom, and move all the property appcrt'iinins to tbe eaid branch line as providcd by the etittutt applicable to guch ritsc-; and In furthcr accordance witli the said etatutr, your petltioner prtiys that the citatlon of the ( Oiinnis-iuiH-r of Kaïlroads as a party to thls Droceedtn may be had; and notice of the pen dency of the-e proceedlnes he given by publlcation as requircd by law; and your petltloner further prays lor such other relief as may be Juut and equitable in the premi-t s." Therefore notice fg hereby given that aald petition is pending in the Circuit Court for the Connty of V ashtenaw, ín Cbancery, and that auy Citizen interettcd, elther lo persnn or by attorney, i v entitled to appear and beheaidin oppoeition to the enuiting of i-aid perltion. Dated April 18th,l890. LiUNTSIïERGER ASHLEY, Solicitors for petitloner. A. J.yAWYER, of Counsel. GET THE BEST FIRE INSURANCE 1 $29,000,000. Security aeld for the protection of the pollcy holden. CHRISTIAN MACK Reprceentii the followlnfc flrstclaes companlef1, of which one, the áítua, has alone pald 1 5,ÜUO,0UO tlrc loüses in slxty-flve jcare : I .Etna, of Hartford $ y,l2,ö44 Frankün ot Philadelphia 3,118,713 Germania, N. Y 2,700,729 [ Germán American, N. Y 4,005,908 London Assurance, Lomlon.. . 1,416,1H8 Miiliiran F. & M., Detroit. . . 2S7.608 N. Y. Underwriters, N. Y 2,596,676 National, Hartford 1,774,505 Phceuix, Brooklyn 3,759,03G Losses liberally adjusted and promptly pald. Policios issued at the Jowest rates of premium. U91tf Jerome Freenan ! POSTOFFICE BARBER SHOP I BATH ROOMS. BOOD mm aai II BATHS ! Estáte of David Enton. OTATE OF MICHIGAN. County of Washtenaw ÖsS. At a seBSion of the Probate Court for the Con'.y of Washtenaw, holden at the Proliato üfllce. in Hm City of Ann Arbor, on Monday, the Iwenty elghth day of April. In the year one thousand eitbt handred and nmcty. Present, J. Willard Babbltt, Judge of Probate. In the matter of the estáte of David Eaton deceaeed. Peter Cook. admintetrator wiih the will anncxed of said deceased, ec-mea lnto court and representa, that he is now prepare! torender hls fl:uü account as sucli administrator. Thereupon It is ordered, that Frlday, the twenty-thtrd day of May next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, beassigned lor examininir and alh wing mh ii account and tbatthe devisees, legtttees and h ir at law of said deccascd, and all other persone iuterested in said e-ture, are requircd to appear at a gession of said Court, then to be holden at the Probate Office, in the city of Anu Arbor, in eald Coanty, and show cause, if any there be. why the said account shonld not be nllowed: And it is fnrther ordered, that said iidimi.istrator give notlce to the persons intereetud in said esute.ol the pendency of s:ild account. and the heai ing thereof, by cansing a copy of this order to be publishedinthe Aim Arbor Courier, a newspaper prlnted and circulated in snid county, three successive weeks previonw to said day ot' hearing. (Atruecopy.) J. W1LLAKD BABBITI', Jndee of Probate. WM. Q. DOTY, Probate Reeister. Estáte of Timothy It. Anisden. STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Washtenaw 88. At a sesBion of the Probate Court for the County of Washtenaw, holden at the Probate Office in the city of Ann Arbor, on Thursday, the firet day of May, in the year one tbonsand eiglit hundred and ninety. Present, J. Willard Babbitt, Judt'e of Probate. In the matter of the estáte of Timothy R. Amsden decensed. George 8. Wheeler, executorof the last will and testament of said deceased, comes into court and representa that he is now urepared to render hls flnal accuuntasfluchexecutor. Thereupon it ie ordered, that Tuesday, the thlrd day of June next, at ten o'clock in the foreuoon be asslgned for examfnlng and allowing such account and that tbe deviseee, lrgatees and bfíirs-at-law of sa'd deceased, and all othcr persons Lntercsted in said estáte are required to appear at a íeseion of said Court, then tobe holden at the Probate Omce in the city of Ann Arbor, in said county, and show cause, if any there be, why the said account should not be allowed. And it is fnrther ordered that said executor give aotlce to the persons interested in said estáte, of the pendency of said account and the hearing ;hereof, by causin; a copy of this order to be pubÜshed in tbe Ann Arbor Uourler, a newspaper jrinted and clrculatfng in said county, three suc ïessive weeks prt-vious to said day of heariu?. Atruecopy.) J. W1LLAKD BABBITT, Judge of Probatf. WM. G. DOTY, Probate Résister. C. H. MILLEN, INSURANCE AGENT! No. 4 South Main St., Ann Arbor. The oldest agency In the city. Kstabllshed over a quarter of a century ago. Represen tlng the following flrat-olass companles, wlth over $60,000,000 Capital and Asset. HOME INS. CO., of New York. CONTINENTAL INS. CO., ef New York. NIÁGARA INS. CO., of New York. GIRARD INS. CO., of Phlladelphia. ORIËNT INS. CO., of Hartford. COMMERCIAL UNION, of Lonüon. LIVERPOOL, LONDON and GLOBE. WASHINGTON FIRE and MARINK, of Boston. ilutes Low as Lowest, Losses Liberally Adjnsted and promptly Paid. O. H. MILLEN.