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WebsCer. The October meeting of the "Webster Farmers' club will be held at the residence of Mr. and Mrs.C. M. Starks, Saturday, Oct. 10, 1891. Program : Music. Select reading, Mrs. A. Olsaver. Music. Recitation, Bert Burnham. Question for discussion, "Will it Pay to Use Commercial Fertilizer?" ''Do Farmers, as a Rule, Buy Too Much Machinery?" By order of committee. OCR Vl'SII. VH RASIBI.Kll. T.-lls Wtaat lic Has Sou auI Heard In (luit Burg Iwrlii-i tbe Past Seven Days aml Klghts. " Bleát be the tie that binds" Ann Arbor and Ypsi, if it is only a (motor) railroad tie, for we load up our cheeses, crazy bed quilts, oil paintings and big pumpkins and send 'era over to the fair in care of " the man," while we take our ease (and umbrella) in the open car, and sit looking with longing eyes at those great clusters of purple and gold past which we whiz, never stopping until the fair grounds loom in sight. Verily Ann Arbor is a beautiful city, and we are very glad she haa the advantage of being located so near Ypsi. It sort of gives her more confidence in herself to have such a staunch, respectable burg as Ypsi in the family. The many friends of Chas. W. McCorkle, who was wounded in Detroit Friday by the cylinder explosión, are pleased to learn that his condition is improving and hopes are entertained for his recovery. There came near being a serious accident at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening. The side steps and porch have been in an unsafe condition for some months, but as no means had been used to remedy the danger.it only remained for some one to take the final step which was to break, not the camel's back, but the rotten porch. The unfortunate person was Mrs. C. Coryell, and only her extremely light weight saved her from serious if not fatal injuries. As it is, she has suffered greatly from the fall. Some one proposes that, the Presbyterian congregation choose far its rallying hymn, "Christian, Walk Carefully, Danger is Near." Rampler. I have been a great sufferer from dry catarrh for many years, and I tried many remedies, but none did me so much benefit as Ely's Cream Balm. It completely cured me.- M. J. Lally, 39 Woodward-ave, Boston, Highlands, Mass. 2 CITY COTICES. ice Cream. Vanilla, chocolate, coffee, pistachio, strawberry, macaroon, tutifruitti, bisque, nonquat. All Sunday orders should be given the day previous. tf K V. Hangsterfer. Children Cryfor Pitcher's Castoria. ces. Orange, lemoD, strawberry, raspberry, pine apple, Roman punch. tf E. V. Hangsterfïr. Ice cream and Ices served to families in 1, 2, 3 or 4 qt. bricks. Hangsterfer. tf Children Cryfor Pitcher's Castoria. Wanted. Cider Apples by the Ann Arbor Fruit and Vinegar Company. 71tf PlayinjT carda. You can obtain a pack of best quality playing cards by sending fifteen cents in postage to'P. S. Enstis, Gen'l Pass. Agt., C. B. & Q. R. R., Chicago, 111. tg. 86 TEACHEK OF MUSIC. RËUBEN Y. KEMPF, From Stuttgart Conservatory, Germany. TEACHER OF Piano, Organ, Musical Composition, and tbe Art of Teaching. Rooms &Residence 22 S Division-st, Ann Arbor, Mich. IFTJFILS OP 1891. Allen, Miss I.. ... Ann Arbor Binder, Miss A., ... Brennen. Miss T., ... " Brown, Mrs. A,. - - - " Burd, MIsb Jennie, ; " Bush, MissM., .... Chelsea Condón, Miss L.. Ann Arbor CUncy. Mr. F., - - - " Donghdigan Miss ... " DeFrieze, Miss O., " Doty, Mrs. Wm„ ... Dunlap. Miss Mar, - - whitmore Lake Eberbach , Miss Emlly, - ■ Ann Arbor Kuiler, Miss M., ... ' Frey, Mr. I., - Goetz. Miss B„ - - - - " Godfrey, Mr. H., " Hamel, Miss N,. - Hanford, Miss Alles, - - " Haspell, Miss I., - Qrass Lako Hamper. Miss B.. Fllnt, Mich Halier, Miss Katie - - - Ann Arbor Hinsdale, Miss MUdred Hatch, Miss Keating, Miss N., - ■ Helena, Montana Keatlng, Mr. John, " " Kieselbach. Miss, - - Nebraska Kempf.Miss Myrta, ... 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Whetmore, Miss A., - - Ann Arbor Whetmore, Miss N„ Whitlark, Mrs., " Wotzke, Mr, I., - Zimmerman, Mr. C,, Helena, Montana Nap of Hic Uniled siatos. A large, handsome Map of the United States, mounted and suitable for office or home use, is issued by the Burlington route. Copies will be mailed to any address on receipt of 12 cents in poatage by P. S.Eustis, Gen'l Pass. Agt., C. B. Q. R. R., Chicago, 111. 85 Pg Mrs. Humphrey Ward, the author of 'Robert Elsmere, begins a new story in the Register this week. Read it.