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Siloeliwi & c.,the Uivorsily Booksellers
Who have for niany yearstati flu x ia11.i(,1. isplavidthe largestost com-ii
prehensixve, and attraictive stovki.svthi line of blininess, xwiii this vi=.
excelth Iirformer rixhilits, tlie r ,nl s ofpvetartion on a briater xsc r p e ja" l ' u u'( U nd ^ w ec'
Fine Illustrated Books. Art Calendars for 1891. Fine Stationery suit-
able for Gifts. COME AND SEE US.
NSEW BOOK STORES,
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BLACK UNI)EIEAl"i AT $1.50, $2.00i AND 70.
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GREAESTVARIETY COWS PIE S WM. ARNOLD,
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OniiTlAMtPS, in this city. Yio will saxeanannyIty lbutying itt us. 0111'i 5,MAIN STnREE,
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MOEAEPIE (rttvlh;xiiOfmit 's itra ofi Ileaen cut toilirried yesterdlay iiDetrroit, 1(o hIt AND COMN o (.0 115
tOEAEPRCS ell , Sunai ilirnitugt, 1itC servic es H.am.ilntitotilires, of the C liii J. A. POLH EM US,~,
ilthe etiing, Uniiont meeting at ht \o t1oenit fg. ALo.5 ACKAN BAGA E"
19 SOUTH MAIN ST., the titiversihy Ball. The excavations at Dlephi lave North Maitreet.
There xwill he a meeting of thefcitone to a standstill. Anmerica RINSEY &cSEABOLT,
IANN ARIOR31, - - - M ICH.i ' of C. CGrievance commnitein Rom stands ready wxitha her paromtised aunt 'Bakers and dealersin Fed
tir uliionMnaDc to posh the wrork, but owing to a Groceries, Provisions, Four andV
HOLIAY 1r~ r~llat 3:4I5 p. na. A full attend- change of ministry in Greece the
______awork was ordered stopped. The old JOHN WOTZKE,
a_______nee is requtestedl. I. I,. Callaxxav, mnse a aoal otetok ,D~ Maker of asne
chanirnman. mnse a aoal t h ok . 19and GIENTS' 01
hut it is conceded that tihe work will Riepiing neatly done. Ctt S.slains 5
-3 nllt At the G Fiepescentedlast a on only after a hard struggle xwith GRANGER'S
D N tight, t. C. FiddIwes ntdanthefneasmntister. 9AAD YOF ANl,'
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Our Stock of Holiday Goods
and Novelties
10il answec fi lquo tion for you.
11 11 I hndredls of Stvles
*i lHandke rc h ie Ls,
*Gloves, Umbrellas,
*and Fancy Articles
U 1 to aelect front.
E. F. MILLS & 000., 1
20 South Main.
Ivry Goods and Csu'pots.
an ititeretitalatnt xiiikctrt-ic a ;ins P eru orgaitized at Grand lRapids
I i ghit itug. 'uwithi thin followitng officers anti exe-
Di'e Athletic .Xsstociatiioiinllt is cuitxcommtittee: *President, Av. J.
uui,runic~ au sorlyafter to t'clock, tat vc-hpresidenit, IrigK
l~rt s he enorylet -n as t arnhart; secretary, Mu. St. Houxe-
coitie oft at eleveni, the tueetitig ad- mann; treasurer, Charles 'M. Wiilsoit:
jotirticelltR onma24. irot. Stanley executive comtmittee, Edwin F.
presidled atid after conisiderable dis- UVial, George 1?. Pantlind atnilChtarles
cussiots. it was decided to adjourn Fx.
nintil tlse second Saturday after the The U. ift St. A. A. mtain this
htolidays. Since no nteeting of the morning and adjotirned until after
convassing comtmittee haad yet been holidays.
held, and it was thus uncertain who " Jack " Barnette, 92z, medic,
were members of the Association, has received an appointment as as-
At the Unity Club, Monday even- sistant at the New York state insane
itug, lDeer oth, there will be a paperJ asylum at Ogdensburg.
Opposite law Buitilding.
Pipils-wittltuereciived, ii ai3*titnO ddu
the season.
Through Vestibuled and Colons:
Steepers Between Chicago anid
Tacoma, Wash., and Port-
land Oregon.
The Wiseonsin Central and N erthet
Paeific lines run throughi Pullman e
tibuled and Colottist !Sine pers betW
Chicago and Taconma, Wash., aI
Portland1 Oregon. The train l~noo'
as the "Pacific Express" leaves t
Gland Central Passenger StatiOn+i
the corner of Fifth Avene8a
Harrison Street, at 10:4,5 P. i.d8ll
For tickets, berths in Pullman or C
onist Sleepers, etc., apply to X
T Homptsose, City Passenger and TOO1
.Agent, 20,5 Clark Street, or to F"