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Ho! for tbe Xorth. Annual excursión (o Petoskey and Traverse City, Thursday, September 3, 1891, by special train and at very low rates, via the Michigan Central and Grand Kapids and Indiana railroads. STATIONS TIME RATE Lv. Detroit 8.00 a m $5.00 " West Detroit 8.10 " 5.00 " Dearborn 8.25 " 5.00 " Wayne Junction.. 8.38 " 5.00 " Ypsilanti 8.58 " 5.00 " AnnArbor 9.10 " 5.00 " Dexter 9.30 " 5.00 " Chelsea 9.45 " 5.00 " Grass Lake 10.07 " 5.00 Ar. Jackson 10 27 " Lv., " 10.50 " Ar. Grand Rapids 1.28 p m Lv. " 1.40 " Ar. Pefoskey 8.30 " Tickets are good for return by any regular train, excepting Michigan Central main line trains, Nos.5, 6, 19 and 20, until Saturday, September 12th, inclusive. The special train will s:op at Cadillac, Mantón, Walton, South Boardman, Kalkaeka, Mancelona, Elmira, and Boyne Falls. Passengers for Traverse City will change cars at Walton. Baggage checked through to destination. The famous sumtner resorts of northern Michigan embrace : Petoskey ; beautifully situated on Little Traverse Bay; climate invigorating and peculiarly beneficial for reüeving and curing hay fever and asthma. Bay View; the site of the great Assembly Grounds, and one of the prettiest spots in America; the Martha's Vineyard, Chautauqua and Ocean Grove of the North. Harbor Springs; full of historie legends, Indian antiquities, picturesquely situated on the finest harbor of the north. Harbor Point; a famous and beautiful resort, situated on a narrow península dividing Lake Michigan and Little Traverse Bay. Charlevoix; one of the most charming localities imaginable eighteen miles southwest of Petoskey, and the site of several delightful resorts on the shores of Round and Pine Lakes. Traverse City; beautifully located at the head of Grand Traverse Bay, one of theoldestand finest points in the North. Mackinac Island ; the gem of the Straits and a United States National Park; magnificent scenery, interesting historical and geological aspects. Mackinaw City,orOld Mackinaw; site of the old fort, a scène of many a conflict with the Indians. St. Ignace; oneof the oldest towns in the Northwest, and the burial place of Father Marquette, the famous priest and explorer. Marquette ; the center of the mining interests of the Lake Superior región ; fine scenery. The famous inland route, a ride of sixty miles through a chain of lakes and rivera, a delightful trip, one of the moBt novel and crooked marine thoroughfares in existence. Hannah, Lay & Co.'s Steamers, running between Traverse City, Charlevoix, Petoskey, Mackinac Island, offer one of the most beautiful boat rides through lovely scenery and over some of the finest waters jn the country. The numerous lakes and rivera abound with gamy Grayling, Brook Trout, Black and Green Bass, Pickerel, immense Muskallonge, and offers the finest boating in the country. The Beautiful and Attractive Scenery, tbe glorious health-giving, wonderfully inoigorating atmosphere worldrenowned for relieving and curing Hay Fever, Asthma and kindred diseases, welí repay a visit. Special reductions to our excursionista in hotel rates and on the different rail and boat routes. The low rates, a splendid train service, ampie hotel accommodations at low rates, the many sights, the enjoyment and benefit you will receive, can not fail to make this the excursión of the season. ___ 70 The Michigan Central will run special Excursión Trains to Detroit daily except Sunday from Aug. 27 to Sept. 3, 1891. On account of the International Fair and Exposition. At the following low rates, which include Admission Ticket to the Exposition. STATIONS. TIME. KATE8. Lv. Jackson, - - 7.30 a. m. $2.80 " Lbo.ni - - 7.46 " 2.55 " Gkass Lake, - 7.53 " 2.45 " Francisco, - - 8.00 " 2.35 ' Chelsea - - 8.12 " 2.15 " Dexter, - - 8.26 " 1.90 " Scio, - - - 8.30 " 1.85 " Delhi, - - 8.34 " 1.80 " Ann Arboe, - 8.42 " 1.65 " Geddes - - 8.49 " 1.50 " Ypsilanti, - - 8.59 " 1.40 " Dentox's - - 9.10 " 1.25 " Way.ne Jusction, 9.22 " 1.05 " Inkster's, - - 9.31 " .90 " Dearhokx, - - 9.40 " .80 Arr. Detroit, - - 10.10 " Returning the Special Train will leave Detroit 6.30 p. m. Tickets will be limired to Sept. 5th and will not be good on Trains Nos. 5, 6, 19 and 20 T0 Michigan MinliiL School. A State School of Mining Engineering giving practical instruction in Drawing, PhysicB, Mechanica! and Electrical Engineering, Shop-practice, Chemistry, Assaying, Ore Dressing, Metallurgy, Surveying,Mining,Mineralogy,Petrography Geology, etc. Has summer schools in Surveying, Shop-practice and Field Geology, Laboratories.Shops and Stamp Mili well equipped. Tuition free. For catalogue apply to the Director, Houghton, Michigan. 76 We will sell Round Trip Tickets for the Farmer's Picnic, atWhitmore Lake, August 29th, for 50 cents from Ann Arbor. Good going and returning on any passenger train on that date. 70 R. S. Greeswood, Agent.