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Extract of letter from friend at New-Buffalo,


dated
July 23d, 1886.
The ship Julia Palmer came to anchor off
this place last Thursday, and after discharging
some few goods proceeded on her way down. She
is beautiful vessel and has a majestic appear
ance on the fresh waters of the north. There can
be no moro convincing proof of the necessity of
harbors wherever they are practicable, than the
fact of the increasing commerce of Like Michi-
embarrassing in every respect, in the amount of
goods transported, and the size and beauty of the
vessels engaged in the trade. The ships Julia
Palmer and Milwaukee, as we'll as all the briggs,
are intended expressly for the Upper Lakes, and
the value of either of the ships, would make
SAT-, capacious harbor at this place."
We have not time or space to dwell on the sub.
ject of harbor improvements at present, but shall
endeavor to show, at some future day, the UMPIRE.
cedented increase of commerce upon Like Mich
igan, the dangers of navigation, and the state of
the harbors, SO far we may be able to ascertain.
We fear it will be long before the wants of the
west will be satisfied on this subject, on account
Of the late act of Congress, dividing the surplus
revenue among the states We should suppose
that the immense amount of property destroyed
and the numerous lives lost in navigating this
Lake within the last two or three years would be
enough Of itself to claim the attention of Congress
to the Importance of making appropriations for
making and improving harbors, particularly on
the eastern shores. We think that we are not
exagerating the matter, however strange it may
appear, when we say that more vessels will have
passed through Like Michigan at the close ofthe
present navigating season, than passed through
Lake Erie any one season five years ago. This
is specimen of the commercial increase of the
western country. More on this subject hereaf.
ter.
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A. X. BROWER
White PIG ION. August 3,
JAMESTOWN, sTEUBEN co.

JAMESTOWN, STEUBEN co.
% INDIANA.-Jamostown is sitult d on the
head waters of l. Ike James, on the Crook ID or
Fawn River, and the natural advantages and To-
cation of this place are surpassed by few in the
western country. 1t is situated IA mil s east of
English Prair1, on the or ,at Toledo or Western
road, leading from l. Ike Erie to Lika Michigan;
the roid running from Coldwater to Fort w lyne
also passes through this pllce; it has also been
made mail route upon which will soon BE- cirri-
cd the western mails, and it will, undoubt ,dly
soon be one of the greatest thoroughfires in the
west, conn citing the eastern and western coun-
tries by the shortest possible route. There is al
ready good saw mill in operation, and the Pro-
pristor, Mr.. Robert Wade, is eng ICED in erecting
u commoiious grist mill, and according to con-
tract must be finished this FIJI. 1t possess, A
fall of from IL to Ia feet, and if properly appi d
is sufficient for all kinds of m .chinery. From
the richness of the country and Zoe tion of the
place, j an stown is destined to become one OF
the most fourishing inland towns in the western
world.
ONE HUNDRED 81 FIFTY LOTS
Will be offered at public auction on the 9Th diy
of August next, on credit of and 6months.
Persons of moderate means by investing a SIN Ill
amount in this way may participate in the
growth and prosperity of the place and country.
| Sale to commonce at 10 O'clock, A. M. Oh the
ground.
WADE, MASTERMAN g. ADDERLEY.
| Proprietors of the L Istern half of said uillage
August g. 5 t6
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Land Office, Kalamazoo,
18th Julv. 1870.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons hav-
ing claims of presumption, under the act of 10Th
June, 1884, that the Register and Receiver have
set apart the Cd, 81 and 4th days of August next,
TO hear and determine all such cases as come
within their jurisdiction. All persons having
claims arc requested to come in p rson to answer
such interrog tories as may be put to them.
A. EDWARDS, r gistcr,
THOS. G.. SHELDON, X 'ceiver.
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Constantine, Jun, 90, 1886.
VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKs

VALUABLE SCHOOL BOOKS
v IN PRESS.-The subscribers having
made arrangements with the owners of the copy
right of the popular school books of which Ros-
well G. Smith, is author, haze no,o in press,
nd will appear soon, SMITHS GEooRAPny, a
work which has been before the public only six
months and rising one hundred thousand copies
already sold. 1t is generally approved of by the
telchers in Boston, Providence, New York and
Philldelphil.
SMITHS Practical g. MENTAL ARITHMETIC,
on a new plln, to which is added a practical sys-
tenn of book keeping. Also Smiths Grammar.
u Orders from Teachers, M rchants and
9th RS solicited. SNOW & FISK.
Detroit, juno 20, 1886. Publishers.
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ATTACHMENT.
k IN REwARD.-Tho subscriber

6k II A REWARD.-The subscriber
Sp n " will Civ, the abov rsw .rd to anv
person who will rostors to him Vail CO. cont ,in.
ing clothing, ect. to the amount of abount sixty
doll RS. 1t was lost from tn stig on a PISS q,
from D,troit to this pl &c first miss vi at Rev.
nold's Tav I'm, about thirty miles from Constan.
tine, whsr, we stopped during the night. 1t was
ed upon silver pl tie on the end rs. l.. ROOD,
Buff To-" Any p 'rson finding it will plelss send
to tho the Subscriber, 1t Const milne, or TO the
Stag, Ofic,, White Pigeon, when the reward
will be rsmitted imm ,diItey.
d. MUNGER.
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"a E=sSSaA the citiz ms of Constan-
tu4z ssMA tin and its vicinity, that
they have Just received
Ind opened a largo stock of BOOKS, part of
which may be found in the following Catalogue /:
Bibles, extra gilt and plain, from large quarto
to IL mo pocket editions;
Common Prayer Book, extra, Philadelphia,
gilt ls mo, and 80 mo;
Joshcphus' Works, vols;
Pollyglott and common Testaments, red, gilt,
leather and halfbound;
Ship and Shore; Linwood, 2 vols. Partisan !;
Coltons four years in England, 2vols.
American in England; II RIB TT w nd.ll
Plul Uric; M moirs of Hughs, VOL;
Youths Lett Writ r, l VOL; OutlAw, 9 vols.
M lhmoud, 2vols.; Owens voy gs;
South West, written by Yankee 2 vols.
T ulding on 81 ry; Monikins, by Cooper;
Young Duke, 2vols. Slave King l VOL.
Sketch Book of Fashion, vols.
The Wife; Two years in tho N Wy; Emma;
Anne Cry Cont; Grummetts Log, / vol. !;
Northangar Abbey, 2 vols. Village b ll,s;
Il les of G lrIv nsor i. l VOL.
M gpe Clstle; Mephistophiles in Eng. 2 vols !;
Lionel Lincoln; Ayesha, 2 vols;
G mt rbury II les;
Lives and exploits of B ,nditti and Robbers, 2 v /;
District School, VOL.
Observations on the Vine;
Advice to young Moth RS;
Frolics Of Puck. 2 vols;
The w st IN M lolst, VOL;
Rollins History, vols;
M riner's Library, l VOL;
Lift Of Pull Jones; Millright's Guide;
Gregori Is M ,thematics; Pitkin's Statistics;
Lift, OF Burns, vols. Great Teacher;
IL mn h Moor's Works, vols.
Small CIR INN r Presbyt ri IN Hymns;
Watts, do; Winchell's Watts do; Camp
meeting, do.
Crocketts Log Book;
Geography of tho ii avens
Lift ofW shington, 8 VOLS;
Robinson Cruso'; Amul,t;
Sketches of public Char cters;
Univers Gaz tteer; History of France;
Gunner IS Surv ying;
Books of Nj ra F lis;
w stern Guile Book Geological Gardens;
SIP ling nd R,ading Books
Hirp rs F mily Libr ry;
ri US Ev ry ID y Book; Pelham Novels;
Cooks Own Book;
Six months in Convent do. Supplement;
Finney's Lectures; B1auti Is of Shakespeare;
Pilgrims Progress;
Cobbetts Advice to Young Men;
Don Quixote, a vols;
Children of the Abb y. 8 VOLS.
Cpl IS Mag Zinc; Halls Geography;
ri US Arithm tic;
Cobb's r lad RS, l, 2 and 3; do. Expositor;
Cobb's Arithmetic, Nos. md 2; do. Spelling
Books;
Olneys G ography and Atlas;
MnrrJy's English Read r.; Ayers do;
Alg RS Introduction to English Reader;
Kirkhn's CIR mmar;
l. st days Of Pomp ii; Common Place Book
Mont que; p lulding's Works;
NV Engl md; Collridg IS Works;
Thlddous of w RS NV; M ,moirs of Boardman
Scientific Tracts; rley's Curiositi s;
Young M ms Own Book; Young L ldies, do.
Young L dies Sund Book;
Young Nuns do. Music | Monitor;
II mans POEMS Penny Mag zines
Nichoson's M chanic; Snoll tits Works
F rguson's Rome Gill s. CIR ece;
Pindar's Works rms Works.
Moores WORKS; II Ter and Guardiln;
Byron; Hawkes. Eccl 81 site i History;
Silk Growers Guide; Spiritual Songs;
Wtlkers Dictionary We5ster's do;
Sury ying Instruments; Albums;
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SALE OF LOTS in THE TOWN OF

SALE OF LOTS IN THE TOWN OF
~ LIMA, County seat of Lagrange Co. Indil-
ma. There will be sale of Lots, on the old plat,
in the above named village, on Tuesday, 18th Au-
gust.
The situation, advantages, and prospects of
this place are already too well known to the pub
lie to need comment. Those who wish to make
a small investment upon the old plat will then
have an opportunity. Sale to take place on the
premises. JOHN KRONER.
b. ALVORD.
JOHN b. HOWE.
Lima August 3, 1885, ST.
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NEW hooks BY CANAL, at srrrLr's
s as.14e===teM 60

s ags::!z====ttMs 60
- THOMPSON & co. and TOWNS
-. END g. COLT, h,ving connected their
Storage, Forwarding and Commission Bust
ness, il will b, continued at their old stands I'M
dor the firm of COLT, KIMBERLY d. CO.
They are Proprietors and Agents ofthe Troy and
Fri, Line, who ship goods by the Troy Tow
30 Is which 10 W. Counties Slip New York, dali
ly, at o'clock, p. NJ, and of the United States
Lin =, who ship goods by the Swif sure Line of
Tow DO is. which leave New-York daily, at
O'Clock, p. M.
Tn, Bo is of the Troy and Erie Line will lsave
Troy and Buff To- and one Boit of the United
States Lin will leive Albany and Buffalo daily,
we'll fitted for freight and passengers.
STEAM LINE ON THE LAKES COM
prising the following Bolts:
RopERr FuLroN UNITED STATES,
DE Writ CLINTON, Pennsylvania,
SHELDON Thompson.
One Ste I'M Freight Boat will leave Buffalo ev.
ery day for ,troit and the intermedi tie ports.
Ca steam freight boat will leave Bnff,lo every
day, wind and weather permitting, for the diffn-
ent ports on Likes Erie, Hur IN and Michigan.
OHIO CANAL.-Two daily lines for Cleve.
nd. On, DO t will leave for Portsmouth, and
| on for M ssilon every day.
" g. ]. LEFT, Portsmouth, Ohio, will for
ward merchandise, &c. consigned to him by
stssm DO ats to the different landings tho Ohio,
south I'm and west IN rivers
| Agents.-R. PUTNAM, Agent ofthe Troy and
Erie line, 33 Co nti slip, Cup stairs) New ork
d. NoRrHRuP, Agent ofths United States Limo.
% South street, New York.
| References-G. p. Griffith g. Co., Troy,
,mss Plltt g. Co., Albany, w. g. d. Griffith
g. Co., Rochester, J. B,ggs g. Co. Dunkirk, J..
Kellogg, Erie, Pr, II. Phelps g. Co. FAirport.
O., Griffith, Pos, g. Co., Clvelind, O.. Stn-
d RI g. WILDER, Huron, o., Townsend g. Will
ms, S ndusky, O., c I'd a. Oh 80, Mani 1T IN.
o., ]. r. Dorr e. Co., Dstroit, M. T., ID. Whit
Nv, OR EN- B v, ]. Griffith g. Co. St. Joseph, J.
H. K,nzie, Chicago. William Tsall Michigan
City.
Buff To- Juno 90, 1895. 1y1
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D'We would refer our readers 10 an advertise
ment in another column, of the sale of Lots in
the Village of Lima, Indiana.
Also in the Village of Lexington, Indiana.
Also in the Village of Jamestown, Indiana.
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the best materials,
Sideboards, Centre, Card, Dining and
Dressing Tables, Wash Stands,
Settles, Secretaries, Bureaus, Lockers, &c.
Also, Bedsteads, CHAIRS, of any descrip-
ton, made to order on short notice, if not on
hand.
Coach, Sign, House and Ornamental Paint
ing done TO order an excellent style.
MAHLON HAYWOOD.
Constantine, August g. Sc
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HUNT L. AUSTIN, would respectfully
- inform the travelling plblic, that they ar
making arrangements and will b. r,ady to com
m nce running their LINE OF STAGES
DAILY, on or about the 10th of july inst od
of three times week. They will leave Con-
st Min in the morning, after brsakf st, and ar
rive X m zoo TO a.
RETURNING, will lsnve Kalamazoo after
the rival of the st ge from Detroit. arrive at
Const milne to tea, proceed to White Pig con and
return to stay over night.
HARVEY HUNT,
american Hotel, Constantine.
MOSES AUSTIN,
Kalamazoo.
Constantine, June 90, 1886. If
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kAA MEN WANTED to work on
OVV the Illinois and Michigan Canal,
on sections Sc and So, to whom from t,oenty to
fpenty-sir dollars Per month will be p i'd. APP
plications must be made soon. One OF the con-
tractors may be found on the job, miles from
Juliet.
STEWART. SANGER e. WALLACE,
August 3. 5tf Contractors.
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1.-TWO MEN WANTED at the BRIcK
u YARp, two miles above Constantine---to
whom $l9 per month will DO paid. For particu.
lars inquire at Hmvy Hunts Hotel Constan-
d. J. II. SANFORD.
AuTN 3. ~ OF
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NOTICE is hereby given that apple ltion
~ will be made to the Stlte l. gisl tlr, of
Michigan, at its next asson, for b nix t Con-
st.ntine, St Joseph Co, to be stylel CONNER
capital of tioo hundred and fifth thousand dol.
lars. Const mime June 90 1895
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VEVO FAEeIHERS.-,wHEA OATS,
III CORN, and Ill other kinds of Country
Produce will be received in excl nge for Goods
by w. T. HOUSE g. co.
No. T. Water street.
Constantins, June 90, 1886.
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nRY GOODS.-A narl assortment
~ of DRY GOODS consisting of BROAD
CLOTHS, SATTINETTS, READY MADE
CLOTHING, and other articles usu~lly kept in
country store.
JOHN S. BARRY.
Constantine, Mich. 29th June, 1886. 1tf
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M UNGER AND
lvA COWDERY

would respectfully inform
the citiz ms of Constan-
tin and its vicinity, that
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1836-10-26
THY HOME AND MINE.
From the southern Literary Mess


Is this thy home? The wild woods wave
Their branches in the mountain breeze
And nature to thy mansion gave
A treasure in these noble trees.
Here flows a river, bright and pure,
Along the silver winding way,
While on its white and pebbled shore
A fairy group Of child en- play.
Here calm and clear is Heavens blue dome
This is thy lofty highland home!
This is thy home--at evenings hour,
A social band assembled here,
With converse sweet and music's power,
To chase each gloomy thought of care.
Affections gentlest language speaks,
In every eye thine ey s behold
Here revel Love on Beauty's cheeks
And bids her braid her locks of gold.
In search of bliss you need not roam.
But this is not-is not my home.
MY home is where The waters roll,
Deep, wide and blue to Oceans caves
How deeply soothing to the soul
The murmur of the dashing waves!
Of has their music charmed mine car
At twilights soft and dewy hour
When one fondly love was near
To share with me its watching power,
And watch the pillows crowned with foam,
Break on thy walls, my lowland home!
My home how soon that single word
Can cause regretful tears to flow
II thrills on feelings finest chord
Still does it make my bosom glow.
Oh what fountain of d light
Does that one little sound unseal!
IT'S the voice of nature bids me come
To the shrine of Love-my own sweet home
Wealth may be ours, and Fame may spread
With trumpet.voce our names afar--
In honor's cause we may have bled
And brav,d the crimson tide of war
But Wealth, and Fame, and Glory's crown
Are bubbles which breath may burst,
AS quick as breath has blown;
They cannot Stake the burning thurst
For happiness-for this we roam,
And this is only found at home
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A CHEAP FARM for slle, lying with
"A in thrse miles of Constantine, on tho main
nd running from White Pigeon to Prlirio Rond
containing two hundred acres, bounded on the
west by the st. Joseph river, on the east by the
main rold rising of forty acres fenced and TILED,
plenty of good timber and water, comfortable
house. For further plrtsculars enqnire of the
subscriber on the promises, or of WIN. LOOM
is at Niles. VIM. w. LOOMS.
Constantine, Sept. 81 IL IF
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ERUIT TREES FOR SALE. EN-

-
Peaches, Cherries, Grlpos and Currlnts. have
l70kinds of cultivated apples &C. of choice kinds.
The most of my collections ars from the Albany
and Long. ISL md Nurseries. l have cultivated
trees from to 5.ysars old, and several thousand
seeding trees from 3 to years old. Any person
who wishes to get very choice selection of fruit
will do well to call and examine, as think can
furnish them with as good kinds as can be had in
the country. Neirly all my cultivated trses ara
at my Nursery at Pine l. Ike, five and half miles
east ofsvhitc Pigeon, on the Chicago rold also,
a 1rg, quantity of seeding trees at the nursery at
White Pig on, embracing all sizes; which will
sell chcap if applied for this fall, before l remove
them to my Nursery at Pine Lake.
If any person has doubts as to fruit trees doing
well in this country LIT them como and see my
Orchard, which is not out-done in any country OF
the same aga. l have from five to six hundred
fruit trees, in my orchard the most of which have
been set two years last spring, and were three
years old when set nearly all ofthese were cult.
waited at the nursery at White Pigeon. These
trees have grown as vigorous and as line as any
/ ever saw in any country and II is so acknow-
lodged by all who have seen them. / had fruit
on some of these trees this year, viz: apples
plums, peaches, cherries, grapes and currlnts
and they produc I'd fine fruit as the same kinds
do in the state of N Jw- York.
Tue apples which were so flmously extolled In
the Constantine r publican of the 81 of August
last, from the Nsw-Lowell Orchard, wore from
trees selected from the White Pig ION Nursery
/ shall have grape and currdnt cuttings this fall
also a f5w pounds of Ruta Bigl seed
Prices :--Applc seedlings cents; appl, graft
l6 cents; pears 25 to SO cents pums Is to 2!
cents; cherries % cents; peaches 6 to ID cents
grapes 25 csnts from l to years old; currant
from SO to IS cents a dozen.
The fall is allowed to DO the best time to sc
trees. JOHN JONES.
White Pigeon, 18th Sept. 1886. 3ml
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WMPROVED ROTARY COOK

IMPROVED R OF AIRY COOK
III ING STOVES. On or about the LIST Sept
next, the subscrib will receive and off for sale
in this village THIRTY Improved RoTARY
Cooking Stoves" That the Rotary Stove is bot
ter for purposes Of cooking thln any other yet in
vented, there is no doubt. The top rovolves on
rollers horizontally, by which mans tho fl lme
strikes every pot, kettle and pm used on it, di-
rectly. By new and peculiar construction, the
oven is so made to bake meat, bread, cake and
pics, with uncommon uniformity; result of no
small consequence TO all who eat ofsuch articles.
With the above exc sllencies, is combined a r-re
economy in fuel.
ALLEN GOODRIDGE.
Constantine, Aug. 2, 1886. VS.
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FARM FOR SALE, lying within

"A one and a quarter miles of Constantine,
on the Youngs Prairie road, leading from Con-
stantine to Young's Prairie. One hundred and
twenty acres of the first rate pillow land thirty
five acres fenced, and improvements, good log
house and good w-t,r-also, forty acres of the
first rate moving meadow, and forty acres OF
heavy timber, wildwood, butternut and ash
also unin,proved lands in the same neghborhood
also lands in what is callod the Blre settle.
ment, which will sell cheap if applied for soon
For further PARTICULARS inquire Of the subscriber
living on said farm.
ELIAS TRUE.
Constantine, August II. 1886. TT
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NABHNET MAKING.-

ANABhNEE MAAANG.-
E-T ~ CHRISTIAN KUCH would
UTT1 respectfully inform the citizens of
Constantine and its vicinity, that he
still continues tho CABINET MAKING bust
ness. in all its various branches. He would Do
happy to attend to all orders in his line, and
bers leave 70 assure the public that his work
shall be turned out in a manner inferior to none
in Michigan, in point Of elegance of style and
durability. -
BUREAUS, SECRETARIES,
SIDEBOARDS, SOFAS,
COUCHES, BOOK CASES,
WARDROBE, PIER, CENTRE, CARD and
TOILET TABLES,
LADIES' WORK TABLES and STANDS,
MUSIC STOOLS, etc. etc.
made TO order on short notice, and out of as good
materials rs can be found in Michigan. His
shop is on Canaris street, two doors from the
corner of Water and Canaris streets.
Constantine, June 20, 1886.
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NEW BOOKS BY CANAL, at srrrLr'l

IN Bookstore:
Hollands life of Van Buren,, Maltebrun's Goo-
grlphy, Plrlsy's do, Church Psalmody. b itter-
mans Creek Grammar, Watts and select Hymns,
Porter's Analysis, Donnegin's Lexington, I'd
book of History, Testamonts, Greek Test m nts,
Pl lyfir's Euclid, Adams Arithmetic, Quarto
Bibles, Comic Sketch Book, Allan's life of Scott,
Potts Arithmetic. Together with large lot OF
Miscellaneous Books for sale wholesale and re-
tail. at New ork prices.
o. G. STEELE, 2l4 Main st.
Buffalo, June 90 1885, ly1
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MJOTICE.-All persons ara forbid cutting
~ any wood from our land, or drawing any a
way that is already cut, without calling at the
store and letting their wants be known, when
they will be accommodated on reasonable terms.
W.T.. HOUSE g. CO.
Constantine Aur IL. 1886.
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TERMs-Two dollars per annum N advance, tive dol
lars and y within the year. three dollars at
the expiration of the year.
Advertising ut the usual rates.
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CHEAP FARM for sale, lying with

Constantine, August II, 1886.
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CONSTANTINE REPUBLICAN,
PUBLISHED ny

Every Wednesday Morning, at the stand formerly oc-
Water streets.
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ATTACHMENT.
ATTACHMENT.

ATTACHMENT.
Thomas Gr'enaway' isl, TSo g's,
Edward Beatty. >Grecnaway has sued out
an attachment against the goods and chattels,
moneys and effects of Edward b ,otty, an abs ont
debtor and that the sumo viii be tried before 9.
Yates, Esq. Justice of the Peace in and for St
Joseph County, at his Office in White Pigeon, on
Thursday, the 22i day of December next, at l
o'clock, p. M.
THOMAS GREENAwAY.
White Pigeon, Sept. %, 1886. 4wl4.
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lust RECEIVER, at the Detroit
- Bookstore, the following works; Allen
Prescott, wlntern in tho West, Outre- Mcr,. Bash.
full Irishman, tho Yemassieo, tho Cavaliers OF
virgini,, Coloridgs's Table Talk, Lifo Of samuel
pFerr, Mothers Hints, &C. 60. June, 1886.
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MEAT MARKETS al Constantine and
M1 White Pigeon. weshall keep constantly
ca hand and for sale at each of the above mined
places Fresh and suited mat Of the bsst quality
SANDBORN, LADD, & Co.
We viii also pay the highest cash prico for
good beef cattis. 2f