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A MEXICAN HOTEL
n AND STAGE HOUSE,
CONSTANTINE.
HARVEY HUNT, would respect
fully inform the public that he is

.s..ssss., fitting up the above establishment
inferior in style and convenience, to none in
Western Michigan. Tho dimensions of his
house are sixty-siy feet on Water street, and for
ty-four on Washington street, comprising a Dining
Room forty foot long and Ball Room of the
same length, which are being finished in the
handsomost possible style; togc ther with large
number of Single rooms. The Dining and Ball
rooms viii be ready for the celebration of the
Fourth ofJuly. ee
His table will DO always furnished with the
best Provisions the market will afford.
Ho feels confident that all who may favor him
with call will find themselves perfectly at home,
if good accommodations and strict attention will
accomplish it.
The Stage leaves here every other day fol
White Pigeon and Kalamazoo.
Constantine, June 30, 1886. 1tf
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WOHN II: GLAD.

~ EOIHN II: GLAD
3F % DING, Watch Maker
@>N andJeweller, would respect
No. %SS&S,t/ fully inform the citizens of
ML ss1NfS. Constantine and itsvicinity,
>E% sNgfE that he has fittedup room
MEy<%. o. $500 in the Bank building, under
sNSAssszzszsss<S the Book Store and Printing
Office, where he will be ready to wait upon all
who may favor him with their patronage. A
share of the public patronage is respectfully sol
cited.
NJ b. Clocks, Watches and Music Boxes of
all kinds carefully cleaned and repaired in the best
possible manner, at short notice; also spactaclcs
and Iewery repaired. GJ-Cash paid for Old Gold
and Silver. Constantine, April 5, 1887.
ED OOKS. Just received at the BUFFALO BooA-
E 3 Store, 203 Main street, few doors north of
Farmers Hotel
Capt. Marryat's Works complete in 2 vols.
The life and times of Rienzi,
Histoy of Greece, including the History Of
Literature, Philosophy and the Fine
Arts, by John ellis,
The beauties of Irving,
Marcus Aurelius, by Mrs. Sigourney,
Miss Sedgwick's Stitches, t
History of Scotland, by Sir Walter Scott,
Andrus' Shakespeare, in 2 VOLS,
Dearborne's do VOL,
Cowper's Poems, Wells ed,
Jefferson's Manuel,
Locks Essays,
Political Class Book,
Browns Philosophy,
Burns Works, complete, &c. &c. &c.
A. w. WILGUS.
Detroit, June 90, 1886. 1yl
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hILTN OOODNIDUE.
Constantine, Aug. 2, 1895. VI
The Ripley transcript., 1837-12-21
PROVERBS.

l. If man cheat thee once,
shame on him; if he cheat thee
twice shame on thee,
2 lfa man deceives thee, trust
him not again, ifho insults thee, go
away from him, and ifhe strikes thee
THRASH him like snake.
;. If you have lost your credit,
be industrious and honest, and you
sain it.
4. Hyou have lost your property,
be industrious, honest, and frugal, and
you will acquire more.
5. If you are pars scutod regard
it not but beware Of p"os, cuti0m.
&. ifpao' le tell lies on thee, re-
gard them not; but have care to,
my actions, lest they tell tie truth
On thee.
Z. If thou art poor be honest
and If thou art rich be charitable.
3. If you are a drunkard, quit
ur drunken habits,-if you are a
sober man remain such.
9. Ii you have good wife, take
care other; and ifyou have not &c,
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barTe t1on in sight which proved to
b. H. Duto of Roxbu'gh Captain
Dess aton. According to arrange.
m n'botlI vessels kopt together dur.
ing the night GA the fllowing
mornpg it was ascert,inod that The
leak ain dr1p.dlyontle Hope and
it wai thought best to lransf r the
most ra'uable part ofh, cargo to the
Britis, vessel. Capt FoRMAN sue
coed M in saving the greater part of
the silks and some other articles
whel at3 ?. m. there being twelve
feotwatar in the ho'd and the wind
having increased to strong gale so
tI,,t the boats could not nlv from one
vessel to the other the Hope was a.
bandhned to her f,te and the officers
and crew proccededin in the barque to
s, Helena.
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one immediately.
10. If y,u are afraid Of witches,
subscribe to this paper, and they
shall not harm thee,-provid ID, how
ever. you p-p-paj aj-l-i--ia--a-a
-advance!!-N.
The Ripley transcript., 1837-12-21
County TreaSurer's
REPORT.

A MOU r Of notes now due on first sales &
IA Town Lots S63e3 57s
lmolnt due on the 7th of sep
lamber 1888. 85l0 SET
Amount of lies due lSrh Novem-
b.r 1897. -. 1891 36i
Amount Of s.las dus 10th ofNov-
ember 1888. - 1891 36i
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Sheriff sale.
j. Weir cs. j. T. Smith

~. WeT cs. u. 4. S8iEh
y. .Neek g. X. Hirrn rs. sdne.
same rs, same
VX7ILL BE- .old for c,sh at the Court Mouse
w door in Ripley, on Monday the first day
OF .nu ry next, 4 likely NEGRO BOY named
BOB, about thirty ye.rs old, levied on rs the pro-
perty of JON T. 'mita, to tisfy the above NAM
ed exacution..-SAle within tie usu j hours.
NM. HENDERSON sShE.
Deer. Ia, 1887. l8-2w [prs fee 81 50]
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s.d this is nigh upon the way
" couc about Some weeks a.
'so, so' a letter from Uncle Joshua,
|. s~ ",c 20 keep sharp look out on
!; .;des 1es along about this beginnin Of
''''mber. ''", tha, they" had : plaey
! s'~ nnc down shore in Maine,-
\ .hor,Iy before that, there was a
.:;dera6Io rise in Rhode Island,
! 1'%' : would sartinly be the case nA
I.r shors,-and accordin to his
t'IsIa,ion. yIS there would be a renl
''sSr ' along by York State sem
"', I",e from the first to the middle of
'' 'routh.-and that ifI ever ex-
,eted to get the "Two Pol'ies'' of.
!. was the time to keep asharp look
\, for Congress had done noth'n to
n, at the last session and might
o'r At the next. And sure cnuf. on
h. 9Th Just at sunrise. it began to rise
nd every folIowin tide kept goin a
|setle bevond first one: and by sun
lawn Of the sth-"Tae gorio~ S'h
= Norember"--the Two Pollies be-
W ~ ~ ]ii cut the sand, and roll
End 10 rights up she come on an c.
|van keel and swung off to her anker,
Which had been run out into deep
water. ..s5.rt 4 et1ttx,
The next m ornin the folks begnn
10 Gather along shore, and every IL
hin crilter who could get of, all
came on board-and such a time rs
|ys lad there for a spell, / ka!ka'ato
Eant been seen for mony a day IN
foard vessel sound as ever in her
bull, but wantin spars, sails and RIG
gn. My old friend ZrAsl Big;om.
pas among the yisiters. md nothin
Would do but he must deliver an ad-
Iress to the foIks-and he is YOU
know, a complete hand at that---so
(phe got on the wind!ass, and did
kvv IL ont there for abou, half an
our, most awful, He stood ike a
teapot, one arm a-kimbo and tother a
Fpoutin and such a stream! there
Es no gettin by it. He thanked r.
Fsrbody and crcry Thing, that had a.
by hand in gottin the iwo po|lios
|F shore--he said the same causes
would lift more folks out of the mud
Fhan we had any notion on-for that
|he Two Pollies was not the only
object that had been run on shore
by the wlckedness and the ignorance
and se'hshness of some folks. and
when he come to speak to them fo KS,
ana tell ho'c md ~hy all this trouble
nad been brought on the country en-
arelyby their acickedness, their ig-
a0'a"ce. and their pi tuIaess, he
!us' took up his swill tub and empti
tu me hull scrape ont right over m.
~ never IN my born days Ilearn the
AFTER this address was over. we
I'll gave three times three good hear
J q cheers, and the Two Pollies, she
oled from side to side, like a good
a'ured laughter, first one sruppor in
no then tother, just as though she
.Ss "a 'akln a part in the fun; and
'a1ch nc; she s., had a right to do.
Inc Two Pollies as | said afore, is
~ 'aad IN her hull, and all her ground
.eA'e is as good as ever: but she
!, aH's reflttln, and as yet, l am a lee.
y 'puzzled to know which port te
4. a9tfy her to for an out. Some thinks
nJ ns ought u to be riggcd on a ncw PIN
~ mat a convention ofriggers" j:
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In your discourse be cautiouse BE-
cautious what you speak and to
wh m yon speak-how you speak
and when ycu speak-and when you
speak, speak wisely speak truly.
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abandoned u the underwriters by the
owners who are all the ''GOat giye Mp
the snip" ordor--,!,ere wost DO any
trouble ont.lat scorc---i.ulinore oft,ls
in my next,
Woll now about the election.
What in natur has got into the folks?
What has bec IN, of.'!heparfy!" DO
tell now-i want to knDw--I have
hcarn tell of"knocking folks into the
middle Observation-Disclosures news
l got be any half true you wont find
some folks for good many weeks to
come.--Sich y giHim mp st,rpe"-
Gas they say down in t:eorgia)-I ne
yer hearn on af'rn--why it seems to
me them plagy Wings have hoed ant
tother party completely and not left
cnuffor seed.
4
And as regards roturnin Thinks f'r
blessins received the Governorhas al
ready appointed a day for a general
thanksgivin all ever tlo ~tate and if
any man will read that "p.'Oc amt
tom" now he will see that the Gov
ernOr must mad notion that in ad-
dition to good crops, amd good hea.M
gOoa sound constitutional Tr;nci-
pies wou'd be cstaDiisLed--and now
fall these aint worth bein thankful
forthenwo are mos,ungrateiul. AS a
day then is appointed by the Cover
nor. lctus all as our good old fathers
and grandfttaers did before usgo to
church and have good sermon and
;ine inthe sarvics ofpraise and thanks.
givin and then come home and git the
family together and invite in as man,
as there is room for and who haiat go1
nyftmily and ifthoro beany p"nkins
in creation | hope they w mt be neg.
loctcd. and | hope n, M n ofthe rae
grit will on that day. fai! to top off q
taanksgiyin dinner with a genuine
pa"ki". pir and do all in his power
to sen that his poorest neighbor has
one too. | somehow fec! sure things
go right when puas;n pies are res
Pocted: cur pious and palriotic ia
thcrs patronizeG the em--and no two
things in my mind seem to belong
together so snug. and have hung to.
gether SO lO"g a Patriotism and pm.
kinS.
Your friend and obd't serv't.
j. DOWNING. Major.
-. i i
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s l84l6 s.

1897. Apri l2, Received oftle
3per cent fund. S5lSS -
July 6, Received of the Pre-
sidan. of bo .rd of lme fund 4472 Is
Notes mi receipts ofsame 783 rs
jim. Is, Red fformer Ire .surer 48 IS
Sept. 8, " Of II. v. rtricklin elk. O0
Mlrch 2, 4" of Z. !. Bliley
elk. for licance fines &c. sos IL
April II, " of l.. VI 'kinzie
Assessor Ind Collector 231 80
Mtrcn l2,' ofA M.Kinze ranger "a 4S
sept. :, 3" fp G King ranger 26l 90
Sc" On sale Of Town Lots. 2CO7 IS
The Ripley transcript., 1837-12-21
Your friend and obd'tserv't.
J. DOWNING. Major.
DowningviIlc Militia, I'd Brigade.


1t really amusing to see how un-
ceremoniously the Globe reads out
ofthe political church any men who
differ with it Oh questions Of impor-
tance. Mossrs RNes, TaI'amadge,
Garland &c. are now denounced as
Federalsts-an epit.et which in the
Globes estimation embraces every
thing that is vile. Mr.. Foster, the
Senator elect from Tennessee, is ca
led a Federalist. A Federal.st cleo.
ted by a Legislature while sitting
within sight of the smoke of the Her
mitage! What a comnont on the wa
ming influence of the "Old Roman"
But the suddencss with which F>d-
eralist or Nuilifior can be convert
ed into a Democrat, is truly aston
ishing. Mr.. Calhouo, of wnom the
Globe said, not six months since, thst
he never told the truth when Il lie
would serve his purpos!, is now ran
ked among the Democrats, and his
name inserted in iuXtaposition with
the Eentons and Misses of the Sen.
ate.--Fyrdcrics5urg Arrna.
Loss OF TIE SHIP HOPE OF PHILA-
DELPHIA.-r The Boston Daily Adrer-
t;ssr Civ the particulars ofthe loss
of this vessel off the Cape of Good
Hope while on horpassege from Can
ton for NV YORK. She left Whom-
poa on the 25th April and procaed.
I'd ;,rosperous'y Oh her voyage u I'll
the 2oth July wien sac encountered
a heavy :a'ein LAT. 81 10 8, long. u
26 E. On t,e morning of the 29ll
she was found to be leaking so badi,
that it was til oush necessary to hois
"a signal of distress to an Englisi
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Tie Wings have in mann r stn-
len our t.:undor.-Dayton Herald.
We can assure t':at chap, that the
Wings have rot madd'ad with his
"t'.under." but they will soon shew
him and his party, that they have
stolen few ear,hluakes.--Lou. 10.
The Ripley transcript., 1837-12-21

Sat tircr. This interesting and
aim Dst falu!us stream, we presume.
is pretty we'll crowded at present,
New York has rowad the Pr ,sidont
up to its pres mt oad.-BrOwnsciir
Banner.
II
Robbing hen roost and cheating
prIntfrafe precisely the same thing
in .Dutch.-D.
The Ripley transcript., 1837-12-21
Total ant received
Ca 81 paid out.

Casa paid out.
1886. P.id on sundry warrants $a673 7S
IS Jury ticke;s for Sep term IS IS
1887 " - for NJ .rcn term 81 50
My 6, Pld out of 3 per cent
to President of Police 5133 e6
This amt loaned by bolrd Of -
Police fthe 3 per cents. S6oO 20
Paid for koaGs Il Bridges 26C8 Is
Tot II paid out of Treasury Sl3O58 SO
Lesing bI nee in the Treasu- ------ ---
on the Goth of November 1887 Of S244 ~
DANIEL GRIFFIN, Trs. TIC.
Deer. 7, 1887. t7-tf
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CaSlreCeiYcd,

" Lolc amount due
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"All who trade on borrowed capi-
tal ought to break" said General
Jackson. Wen, General. what ought
to bccnme OF a Government tat
trades on ten millions of shin-plastors,
issued en- the credit ofthe people?-lb
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-01-13
STATE LEGISLATURE.

Tlrsi y December 81

fd~si y December 81
NJ. Polk presented a bill to ensure a
fa;, s,uauon oF iards. wien given IN inr
taxa.,sn. Referred toa.he comanIIlee ON
lhe reVeaue.
The bill prescribing the mode of sur
sey.ng and setting the laads acquired from
tbs Cherokee, aas taken up, amended.
passed i.s thud reading and ordered to
be engrossed.
"'einesiay, December %.
Mr.. Kelly presented bill To establish
die Bank Of N"r,h Carolina. which pas
sed its first reading.
Mr.. Bryan. from the Judiciary com
ni,tee. repor,ed unfavorabIy on the reso:
fusi "a relative To giving Solicitors liked
salary. Concurred in.
Thursday. December 20
Received from the Commons. q mes
sac from the Governor with certain
docamsnis. md 5iso pro pusiuon TO prIni
ths two acts nf the Legislature Of Soulh
C-rei,,la Inch acc I'm .lauied 1t. Agreed
a.. sid tderrd 70 lie TN the table and he
ma die special order for .ionday next.
a. Ia y'clpck.
81. Edwards moved ths, Ill. Speaker
T., .lrr seal IN the Senate to Col. EN-
NJ ger of South Carolina, the commis
a5uer ap2oin.fd by tina, state On the
SUI 4ct 4 the Charleston and Ciucinns.
r.. 3s.d, aud that the Senate will heal
A., gxpianations winch he may think
pgtpsr IL make
5,srs ,ed IRON the Commons bill Il
nr.rprrs,e the Roanoke Valley Raj
K Z. rompsny, which passed its frs
g. ... and wa. referred.
A message from The Commons. propo
sin, 70 adjourn on the l6th inst. SIN
d. ras ordered To he on HE table. Mr.
e. .-.is moved to -rnd message
pro, sag an adjourn - al .gr 0
Der ~ IN the sfiirmalive-Yoss ~
Nay. 81
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n 10 prcsids Cor ne furnishing the Cap,-
lOl; passed and ordered % Be- snsfssss0'
Fnist lasasfgs
NJ. Jeyner presented ths lsilo~ing
bills: A bsM n increase ne capital ssoes
q Ihs Haitian and weldon Rail kosd
Company; and . blll 10 amend me enaf,
spr Of Ihr Portsmouth and Roanoke NAL
Rasd Company; which wrre read. me
krs. named bill three rmes and "rdsred
70 be engrassed; Ihs lsss. ne hrsl lme
and referred.
The bill lo confer on The stockholders
olIhe Louisville. Cincinnati and Charles
lnn Ran Road Company. baking prsi-
Irges. ~as rad The shird ume and reject
ed-Ayes %. Nors. "a.
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br..eh of faith towards ths csPs Fear
AMI Ysakln Company.
Ne Graham. who introduced ihe hsli'
.,,,ed IL reasons shich indeosd him %
n -. and which soeld influences rs
,o,e n ~ favor. After uhirh. o. no.
,ion Al Mr. Guthrie. II wss laid upon me
,shls. 9Th the understanding lhai y
,houId BE- called up lD.moTos.
.1r Sanerthwaile introduced eill 70
.,roar.ge he culture and nanuiacsare oi
.ngar aud silk IN this state. By gran'ing
ineorparallans 10 assOrlsilnns Of Ind,Siao.
4 ru.erar,ze and capital. formed inf thai
purpose. Read the FIRST time.
NsdassssY. J=auarE 4.
The biz 10 erect q new county BY me
name Of Madison. Oul Of . Poril'n o.
Bunrnmhe wss read The secondlme. ana
indefinitely pos,P"nsd-S7 :" d.
Fusly. }. uarys
The whole sitting aesr.y was eensuln'
ed an voung for Judge ri tins Superior
C.ut vice Owen Holmes resigned. and
Solicitor ol the OH cTru,L rice ". j.
/ Alexander resigned.
Mr.. Adams presented bill 20 ineor'
nora,r the Iown OF Greensharough. "a
Gulliori county Read irsI Tune.
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Es,wseu chsglrsaOn ard August. -.
sse stage fhrrs tines . ssek was non
,hsn sufFirieri ~ ~ lrsnsporiali1s q
r.ssenasrs Sinca ihe esanhhshn.rni =
she RAJ Road. ihe sserakt i pssssassr
4 charleslon has gone - fsr = 800 D,
geek.
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in the aggregate amounting To eleven 'D',
lion fif,y>seven thousand six hundred a'u
eigh.y.fise acres:
And whereas each Of The United s''~'
has an equal right 10 participate VI III.
benef, Of The public lands, the coI'"Ou
property of the Union;
And every wise. and good American y.
having agreed in the opinion that .'S
cause Of general education 10 indlsso'OO%p
Unidentified with the cause Of gener''"
berry; .
Therefore, tn do equal and exacl I''
tice to all The STATES. To AID in dIhs'"s
among the rising generation InteIhe'DSs
enough 10 comprehend. aud spirit ss06.
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M EW AND CHEAP STORE.-
1 MOORE pDITTZMAN a. (,n

N EW AND CHEAP STORE
" MOORE, PRUTZMAN, g. co. have
just received and are now offering at the village
OF Three Rivers, in the front room of the house
occupied by William Mosser, a splendid assert.
ment of GOODS, consisting in part of
Superfne blue and black cloths,
Green, brown and olive do,
Cassimcres and petershams,
Satinets and fanels,
Fustians and Canton flanels,
Bedticking, checks, &c. &C.,
Beached and unbleached muslns,
Calcoes, ginghams and cambricks,
Circassian, bombazets and muslin Dor.
dering.
Velvet, silk and swansdown vcsting,
Wadding, rose and point blankets,
Ready made clothing,
Hats and caps, boots and shoes,
Tin ware, hardware, nails, glass, salt, &c.
Sugar, coffee, tea and molasses,
Pepper, cloves, nutmegs, &c.
An assortment Of medicines,
Logwood, coperas, alum and madden,
Dry and ground white lead,
Plug and fine cut tobacco,
An assortment of Quccnsware, glass
ware, &c. &c.
Besides a number Of other articles too numerous
to mention; all Of which they will sell cheap fol
Cash.
Three Rivers. November 6, 1886. 1917
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A FAIR! A FAFg!!-In accor,

A EAHEs! A FAER!!-In accordance
IA with custom TINT his long prevailed in
England, the citizens of st. Joseph county are
invited to FAIR at White Pigeon, on the 10Th
Of November next. 1t my be proper to state
TINT the design of air is TO facilitate trade of
all kinds Those who attend bring stock or any
thing else they have to sell or exchangc for 9th.
or property; or If they bring nothing hey may
wish TO purchase of those who do bring SOM.
thing. 1t will be seen at once that il brings TO.
gc.her, at ono place, such commodities as are for
sale in the country, as well as all the buyers and
acliers. IL Is among country people, what an
exchange is among merchants aud brokers in
cities. CITIZEN.
November !. Istf
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E1ROPOsALs will be received by the su

UDROPOSALS will be received by the sub
IN scribsr, until the LIST Of January next, for
the construction of Pile Driver, of sufficient
sizs to drive Pile in Lake Michigan, at tho mouth
of Galinc River, the hammer to be of 5000 lbs.
weight, and the surface of the Gondola to be
large enough to admit of working four horses.
Also, for the delivery of GAO Piles, of various
lengths.
Every facility will be given to contractors, and
the money paid as fast as the work progresses.
For plan ofthe Machine and other particulars
inquire of w. WHITAKER.
New Buffalo. Nov. 81, 1886. 23w4
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NEyy sT0RE 81 NEW GOODS.
IN The subscribers would inform their friends
and the public generally. that they have now
received their foil supply of GOODS, which
they are willing to part with for CASH or Pro-
ducc. They win warrant their articles as good
and as Cheap as any that have been brought into
the western country. The following are some Of
their principal articles, viz:
SUGARS-Brown, Porto Rico, IIs-
vana, loaf and lump.
COFFEE--Java and Rio.
TEAS-Young Tyson, Hysou, Gun.
powder, Imperial, Pouchong and canisters
of Obs. each.
LIQ 10 r S-Cognac, Champagne,
Spanish and cherry brandy, st. Croix,
Jamaica and New England rum, Holland
and American gin, old Irish whiskey and
Stoughton bitters.
WINES-Old Madeira, brown and
pale sherry, Champagne, Marscilles Ma.
deira, Malaga, port, Malmsey and sweet
wine.
TOBACCO.-Honoy dew, cavendisb,
Virginia, and paper.
SEGARS.-Principe, Dos Amigos, pei
lon, Habana, half Spanish and American.
SNUFF.-Rappee, macaboy, a. Scotch.
FRUIT.-Brazil, Madeira, and pea nuts,
almonds, soft and hard shelled, filberta.
bunch, keg, and cluster raisins, figs. and
currants.
Goldfish and herring.
Lamp and linsecd oil and moasses, bar and
shaving soap, spcrmacetti and tallow candles, to-
bio salt, cassa, chocollto, pepper, spice, nutmcgs
cloves, indigo saleratus, olives, pickles lemon
syrup, table oil, mustard, psppsr sauce, powder
and shot, lead, lucifsr and loco fooo matches.
blackng, glue &c. &c.-also, an elegant assert.
incnt of fresh confectionery. Tavorn keepers
md others are requested to examine the above ar
ticlcs as they were selected with great care, and
will be sold on accommodating terms.
ADAMS & APPLETON.
At IN, old stand of w. Il. Hous, g. Co.
Constantine, Oct. 26. y1
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I'D OOTs SE sEaOEs.--A now supply of
EB Boots and Shoes, consisting of mems thick
boots, calf do. boys boots aud brogans, mems
thick and kip brogans, womcn's leather boots and
shoes, do. morocco do, do stuff do, mems seal
pumps. womcn's slips. do gater boots, misses
leather boots and shoes, Sc. &C., Just received
and offered for sale on the most liberal terms.
JOHN S. BARRY.
Constantine, Oct. IL, 1886.
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ATTACHMENT.

K'll'ss Chaplin ;ht is k RoTSsy sis.
Joseph Nichols. >Chapin have sued out an
att ,chn,ent against the goods and chattels, mon
sys and effects Of Joseph Nichols, an absent debt.
or, and that the will be tried before G. Yates,
at his Office in White Pigeon, on the 9th day Of
March next, at o'clock, p. NJ.
KELLOGG g. CHAPLIN.
White Pigeon, Dec. 30. 25N4
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ENSTATE OF MA RK WATKINS.
ATTACHMENTS.

Jacob Miller TIC ;ss, y, civ;
Joseph Nichols. >Millar has sued out an
attachm mt against the goods and chattcls,
moneys and effects of Joseph Nichols, an absent
dsbtor, and that the same will be tried before G..
Yates, Esq Justice of the Peace, in and for st.
Jn,ph County at his Office in White Pigeon, on
the 9Th day of December next, at l O'Clock.
p. M JACOB MILLER.
White Pigeon, Dec. 81, 1896. 4w25.
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Delaware, Maryland, Ohio and Michigan, viii be
received at this Department until the 22d day of
December, next, inclusive, TO be decided on the
26th day of said month. The contracts are TO be
executed by the 25th day Of January next, and
tho service is to commence on the LIST day Of
February, 1897.