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I Tuetday.Aug.aeth.the Del Lansing S Northern R. R., Ín coniicctioii with the ■ - I. ine"- Chicago A Wesi tlichtgan Ky.- will run iheir aiimuil f flijï low roto excursión to Peto-! ■áW W Rate from South I.you will be lo 00 for round trip, tickets good to return on íuiv regular train kATF "'"'' September 7th, inelusive. ■ HliaM Speolal train will leuve South Lyon nt 9:Í8 L. ■., stopping at Srand Rapidl for dinner, and muí 1 1 fl Vj ï] AT Traverse City for supper and nrUÍIíIUhU riving at Petoskey at 8:41 r. M. Baggage will be checked througli to any station north of líaldwin. EXCURSIÓN (-'""'"'''ti"!' 'or Maniste la made " ai tfanlstee Crosaing, at ThompBonviíle for Frankfort, at Tra(Rfl rene City for adjacent retorta lij and at Willlamsbnrg for Elk Raplds. This will be your beat opportunity this year to visit flfTñf TffV "" Nortnern Michigan country ■■■ ll'lt vtly s"la:l expeníe, and enable you to ee the iplendid seenery along tho line of the Wet Hlchlgan Ky. CEO. DeHAVEN, C.P.A., Grand Rapids. I LOSTVIOLIN Taken frain the store of the Aun Arbor i eompany, Tuesday forenoon, May 33, an Amatl Violiu with label on inside ( Repaired by Aug inder, N. Y.) Ha light canary color liark.darker face and black under bridg -itrings, two rejpi ■- on face, Ivory . patent Albert Hard Rubber tail plece. ! oí' head (scroll) luis been repaired Violin is oíd and shnu ■ hard u-e. A liberal reward for information ragardlng it or lta return to LEW H. ( l.l M I Main street. Anu Arbor. JAY C. TAYLOR Teño Solcist -AXD- Teaclier of üa.e ""Tcice. Studio. 51 South Main Street. Ann Arbor. Ann Arbor Fruit Farm Small Fruit and trees from Elhvanger and Barry, the oldest nursery in the I'nited States. Raspberry and Blackberry Shrubs, Domestio Wines, Plymouth Rock Eggs, and Artichokes. E. BAUR, Ann Arbor Mieh. SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES TO KENT, In the New Vaults of THE UI 11 H BASK. Absolutely Fire aud Burglar Prooi. CALL AND INSPECT THEM. ia tue LEADING SCHOOL OF BUSINESS and SHORTHAND. MuKiilficent building; nine teacher; large attendance; gooa disciplino; supertorworki well niqiUwS reading room; daily lectures' Bftturday renlng reoapüoos; op?n Uw entire year Exceptionnl facilitfea for placinti studPiila in posi- shorthandRraduates guaran tedthein. LI vin? xpenses $á to $.75 pr week iu privaio fainilies. Cur HW Catalogue, address P. R. CLEARY, Pres. GoGdyear's Drag Store.' We have just finished taking stock for ■ '93," and find that the new firm of Goodyear & Co. is a success. We sold more goods last year than ever before, and if by any eflort of ours we can sell more next year, we will do j so. We are bound to keep to the front in the Drug business. GQODYEáR'S DRUG STORE. Ho. ó 8. Main Stkf.et. NoTICE TO CrEDITORS. STATK OF MICHIGAN, County of Washtenaw.ss. Notice is hereby given, that by an order of the Probate Court for the Couuty of WasnteDaw.madeoD the 98tb day of August. A. D.. lv.i.;. si nuintlis froin that date wure allowed for creditors to present their claiins againit the cítate of Isaac Bisbee, late of said County, deceased, and that all creditors of said deceased are reqnircd to present tbeir cliüuis to said Probate Court, at the Probate office in the city of Ann Arbor, for examinatiou and allowauce, on or before the 28th day of February next, and that uch claims will be heard before said Court, on the 2slh day of November, and on the 2Sth day of February next, at ten o'clock In the forenoon of each said duvs. Üated, Aun Arbor, August 28th, A. D., 1898. .1. WILLARD BABB1TT, Judge of Probate. NOTICl TO CBKDIT0B8. STATE OF MICHIGAN, Couuty of Washtenaw.H. Notice is hereby giveu, that by an order of the Probate Court" for the Couuty of Washteuaw, made on the first day of September, A. D. 1898, six months from that date were allowed for creditors to present tlu'ir claims against the istate of Jacob Baessler, late of said ! countv, deceased, and that all creditors of tald deceaaed ure requlred to preseut their claims to said Probate Court, at the Probate Office in the city of Ann Arbor, for examina: tion and allowance, on or before the first dny of March next, and that such claims will be heard before suiii Court, on the lirst day of December and cm thr first day of March next, at ten o'clock in the iorenoon of each of said ' Öated, Ann Arbor! 8ept. lat, A. D. 1888. J. WILLARD BABBITT, Judge of Probate. Rooms to Let For Liglit Housekeeping- 3rd floor Hamilton Block. Steam Heat, water - all modern improvements. Apply at Room S, 3nl iloor. tf. i i: ni JOBN H. FOOKKTT. STATE OF MICHIGAN, County of Washteñau . B8. At a sesslon of tlu Probate Court tor the i iiuMiv of Washtenaw, holden at the Probate ii the city ui Ann Arl. or. on Moiulay, the itb day of Augnst, in the year one thousand eighl hundred mul ninety-tnree. Present, J. Willard Babbitt, Judge of Probate. n t : the estáte of John II. Fogerty ed, Martin Seabolt, the admiulstrator d estáte, comes lDto court and representa tliat he Is uow preparad to render lus final , it as such adminlstrator. reupon ltlsordered.that Tuesday,the36th day of September ueit.al ten o'clock In the f ore noon. be assigued for ezamlning and allowing -uch account, and that the heln at law of mui! deceased,and all other persona tnterested In sald estáte, are required toappear at ii Bession of iul court t h n te be holden at the Probate In the city Of Ai" Arbor. in sald i ounty. and cause, f any there c. why thesafd account should ootbeallowed : And ft [urther ordered, that Bald Administratorgive Dotice to the pe.rsons Intorested In sald estáte, ni the pendency 'f sa tl account, and the hear[ng thereof , by causlng a copy of thls order to j be pabllshed in the Ann Arbor Courier, ai ,ij.it printed and circulating in sald county, three successlve weeks prevlous to saiil day of hearing. J. 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