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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-05-03

tBY Taos. II. HoFLASD.1
10 Spring is come! the daisy giving Spring,
Spring with its thousand sweets, enchanting
Spring;
The emerald carpet covering the fields,
The ti,nid violet peeping from its bed,
The joy ous carollings Of merry bids.
The blooming freshness that all nature wears
Proclaim the Nymph hath come. Now doth the
bee
Sport gladly forth from its dali winters home
Into the sunny air; shakes its light wings
And woos the opening aowers;-ihe tiny ant
Creeps from its wondrously constructed cell
And plies again its wise and busy toll,
Giving type Of Industry to man.
Now do the lately ice bound brooks and streams
Gush freely forth. and on the ear again
Soundeth the claitcr Of the water-wheeI,
Sweet music to the thrifty husbandman.
Now the good Farmer careful ploushs his land,
Heaps the manure. and sows his various grain;
With JOY he views his culture orchards pride.
The pleu,eous blossoms the apple trees,
The budding promise Of the luscious peach
Aud regal pine; the clustering grapes,
The ruby cherry, and The sapphire plum.
And as he gazes on the glowing scene.
How doth he bless thee, Spring how full his hour
Of love for thee, and gratitude 10 Heaven!
Delightful season! all thy witchery own;
Bright children gumbOl in the verdant fields,
Growing themselves with flowers and shouting
loud
1.-The Spring ,l's merry Spring hath coms-and
now
Wen gather viofets and daisy's sweet,
And roses red, and honeysuckles fair;
And well elect Queen a and she shall have
The richest, gayest wreath that we can Gull,
That all may know her for the Queen Of Spring.
And thus they sport throughout the live-ong day ,
Their hearts in unison with nature; fresh
In the pure beauty Of their virgin bloom;
And all the damp upon their guieless joy,
Is when some tiny moralist lorebodes
"Spnng cannot last iorever."'
'Tis tue indeed!-like all that is Of Earth,
The loveness Of Spring must pass away
Summer succeeds with ts more rpen'd charms,
And Autumn in its mild and pensive grace;
And then stern Winter comes. No more--no
mere
Sad thoughts are gath ring darkly in my soul
] will walk forth into the pleasanis fields
And chase them from my bosom m-**t+**
"A very young child whom ] once found busi-
ly employed in gathering wild flowers in the
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-05-03

Persons having unsettled accounts with the
former concern Of Wm. G. CozZENs g. Co.
are earnestly requested to bring them in for
settlement.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-05-03
OLIVER e.. TURNER, & WIN. c.
TURNER.

HAVE established themselves as Apotll-
H ecaries and Druggists, opposite Town
sends Hotel, in Newport, on Thames-street,
under the firm of o. G. TURNER & Co.;
and will be pleased to attend TO ell calls and
orders in their line of business.
DOCT. O. c. TURNER, will attend to
such calls as he may receive, in the several
departments Of Medicine, Surgery and Mid
wifery. Newport, June %, 1896
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-05-03

"A very young child whom ] once found bust
ly employed in gathering wild flowers in the
woods, upon my enquirng Of her, why she work
ed so hard ut her occupation, beautifully replied,
exactly in these words s." Spring cannot last
Jorerer" Nothing in my opinion can exceed
the exquisite poetry and philosophy Of this sent-
ment = and hearing il as did burst spontaneous
ly, and in the musical tones Of childhood. from
that young und innocent heart--the effect was
magical.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-05-03
I0BTRW. .

(For the Herald Of the Times.
SPRING.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1837-05-03

Sad thoughts are gath ring darkly in my soul
will walk forth into the pleasans fields
And chase them from my bosom -*'s***
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-29
From the Narehez Fee Trader.

BRANDON, sept. ~.
Unparalleled Murder.-On the night of
the 25th instant, the most Unprecedented
murder in the record of crimes was com.
mitted in Simpson co., Miss. Samuel
Brown, of the age Of 80 years, and his wife
a very old lady, were both murdered IN
their house, together with three negroes.
Mr.. Blown was prudent, saving, econom-
ical old man. and had the reputation in his
neglborhood Of having on hand large
sum of silver; and on that night some fend
in human shape approached the house, and,
from appearance, with a light wood knot
and Ratchet broke the skulls of both the
old persons, IN a NEST frighiul and lacera-
ted nnnner--and with the same brutal bar
barity killed the three negroe' and threw
two men on the fire, and left the negro wo.
man weltering in gore on her bed. All
Mr.. Browns silver, as the neghbors say.
to the amount of $4,000, was taken out Of
his chest. about $3.50, IN paper money, in
the same chest, was left.
One negro woman on the place, not MUIR
dered, says, ut late hour Of the night she
was walked from her sleep by noise thai
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-29

Indian Trails.--These are the ancient
turnpikes Of the wllderness-thc smooth
embedded paths but few inches in width.
and winding for hundreds of miles along
the rivers, beside the little lakes, over the
openings Of The hills, and through the dense
dark woodlands of the valleys. And, per.
haps, they have been known by successive
generations of the wanderers Of the forest
ever since the earth was in her infancy
The footsteps that beat these paths have
passed away TO return no more; and we
look upon them with the same feelings that
fhe traveller INDUCES in when he beholds
the gems of the deser-the scupiured glo.
ries of the nations long since extinct: the
proud halls and temples that have moulder.
ed down, leaving only few ruined columns
and broken pediments, as mementos that
towns and cities once flourshed where now
the only inhabitants are the serpent and the
owl. There is melancholy pleasure in
viewing the ruins of ancient roads, aque.
ducts and bridges, and there is a sadder
pleasure in tracing out these narrow turn.
pixies of race, that force, necessity, inter.
est and guile, are fast engulphng i'd oblivi.
on. No monuments will tell to future a.
ges that they ever have existed. Their
mounds-the repositories of their lordly
warriors and their forest queens-upturned
by the reckless plough and tramplea on by
the less reckless holder, will no longer
mark the spot venerated by even the last
lingering and rapidly changing scene
These paths will soon be obliterated from
the soil, as the families, tribes and nations,
with their kings, their princes and their war.
riors, whose footsteps made them, are oblit.
Grated from the memory of man.--Cotdsca.
ter Obs.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-29
Cessation of Polugamv amone ,hc .Je,O

Cessation Of Polpgamy amongihc JeDs.
When did the practice of David and Sol.
onion cease in the Jewish natiohf is some.
times asked. The British and Foreign
Review answers, that polygamy was for
mally prohibited among the Jews through
the influence Of the Rabbi Grcrson, in the
year 1860, by synod at worms, under
The penalty of accommodation, or Cher.
en-: but the effects of this prohibition were
10 last only till l340, after which time
person married TO more than one wife was
not to be considered as falling under the
penalty. In many countrys this prdhibi-
ion was not adopted by the Jews--for in.
stance, by those that lived in Province.-
The abolition of polygamy was not made
on religious grounds. but only as matter
OF evpedlency : many later Jewish synods
have however forced such individuals as
had married several wives to divorce them
all ..cept the first.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-29
NUMBER IA.

,ress lying on the porch, murdered; and
some one with torch in his hand forcing
a negro man into the house, as was thought
10 show the money--;he same man was at.
forwards murdered and thrown on the fire.
The woman, afraid TO stir, gave no alarm
until morning, when the neighbors assem.
bled TO behold this awful sight. No evi.
dence has yet been discovered that would
give the slightest clue to the murderer.
From The $3.50 paper money being left,
some suspicion rests on the negroes; but
the public eye is rather turning to a certain
individual well known in that neighbour
hood. The hand of justice will overtake
him.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-29
Starting Children in the World.--Man,

Starting Children in the World.--Many
an unwise parent labors hard and lives spa.
ringly all his life, for the purpose Of lea.
wing enough to give his children start in
The world as it is called. Setting young
man afoat with money left him by his rel.
atves, is like tying bladders under the arms
of one who cannot swIm--ten chances to
one he will loose his bladders and 90 to
the boitom.-Teach him to swim, and
then he will never need the badders.-
Give your child sound education, and
YOU have done enough for him. See to it
that his morals are pure, and his mind cul.
tivated, and his whole nature made subser.
Went TO the laws which govern man, and
you have given him what will be OF more
value than the wealth of the lndies.--Y You
have given him start which no misfor.
tune can deprive hun of. The earlier you
teach him 10 depend upon his own resour.
ces the better.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-29

Quick acork.-On Saturday week, Bailie
Clarkson, Sekirk, sat down TO dinner in
pair Of inexpressibles made of wool, which
the very same morning was growing on the
sheep. In the brief space of eleven hours
and a halfthe fleece was shorn from the
animal, secured, dyed, carded, spun, woven
and made into pair of breaches for q
Bailie !-Glasgow paper.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-29
NEw STORE a. NEW GOODS

~ II @ sllbscrib RS would inform tn r friend,
md tbs public generally, thlt III have taken
,he Store l,tsly occupied by Messrs. ADAMS &
APPLETON, on wat r street, where THY are now
'cevng large assortment of Groc ries, togeth.
n with Dry Goods. Hardware, Crock Try an.
Glassware which III arJ willing to rrt wit
for C sh, che per tn n thy can b. had at any
9th store in this sec ion of country. Amongst
their o'lm.nt of Groceries m be found
LIQUORS-Cognac, Champaign, Span.
ish and Cherry Brandy.
RUM: st Croix, Jamaica, New Or.
leans and New England. Holland and
American Gin; Old Irish and American
Whiskev.
VINES: Old Madeira. brown and
pale sherry. Madeira, | orr and Mamscy.
SUGARS: Brown, Havana, loaf and
lump.
COFFEE: Java and Rio.
TEAS: Young Hyson, Gun Powder
Imperial, roushong and canisiers, 2 lbs.
each.
FRUIT: Brazil, Madeira and Pea Nuts
soft and hard shell Almonds, Flbcrts box
and key Rasins, Figs and Currants, Spices
Of all kinds.
TOBACCO: Honey dew, Cavendisl
and Virginia
SNUFF: Rappee and Macaboy.
OIL: Lamp and Linseed,
Jog tn r with every other article usually ket in
country sror.. T.vrn Ike pcrs, wishing to pnr-
;has a stock of Groc ri s, will find it much Ia
IN ir advantage To give ms call befor purcIias
ing lsew hers, are confident tht Our goods
nd prices cnnot fiji to pl,lsc. All p rson,
wishing to purchas' goods che. p will do VIII TO
H. ALBERT ANDRUS & co.
Const ntina. Oct 7, 1897. 68
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-29
! NOWLER 4 COFFIN, BRISTOL,

H Mouth Little Elkhart, Ia, are now open.
ing an extensive assortment of Goods TO which
they respectfully invite the attention of the pub.
lie in this vicinity-among which, arr Dry Goods,
Groceries, ii .rdware, Iron and nails, Crockery,
Boots and shoes, HITS and Caps, ready made
clothing, Drugs NJ dicines, &c. &C.; together
with variety of Goods, embracing almost eve.
ry article adapted to the country trade, all of
which they will sell at prices that Offer induce
mants 10 customers.
N. b. Produces of all kinds lken in exchange
for goods. January Is, 1897. %
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-29
- nanTrss 4 BOWMAN, having rsceiv.
y ed a re-supply to thor former stock Of Goods,
VIII n consists of

whi~h consists Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Cut
terry. Medicine, Crockery, School Books,
'ank Books, Boots and Shoes, looking
1asses, WINDOW Glass, Z by 8, Shy 10,
I'D 10 ky ~.
al Of which they offer for the lowest cash pri-
ces TIL y would also inform their fri nds and
customers, both in ST. JOS ph and X lam zoo
Couhnas, that tn ir FIGURING mill will be in OPP
grafton by tho 9Th F bruary, when tn will
'dy TO answer all ord FRS for Touring and bar.
,ng, or grinding Custom work.
tn y would furih,r Civ, notics that all persons
ling on the south sid of tho rivsr and coming
o mill or to trlde at tn r stof,, tn ~ will Civ
tn m pass which sh Ill tn If Forri lge across
10 and from Tar" Riv RS.
Tr Riv RS. n. 80. 1897. 3l'f
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-29

The World Outdoae.-Beat this Mr..
Journal, or any body else, ifyou can!
Mr.. George Gilbert, IA good democrat by
the way,) Of Jefferson township, Montgom.
cry county, Ohio, raised this season, from
one seed pumpkins. which weighed re.
spectivly, 1876, l40, 100, 80, 81 lbs.-sin
all, 636 lbs. We say beat it who can p
The largest one measured in circumfer.
ence 7 feet and 8 inches.
Hurrsh for leete Jefferson Ohio Her.
aid.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-29

A Remarkable fondness for Pumpkin Pie.
The editor Of the Philadelphia Ledger
says he should like to be thrown into a
pumpkin pie as big as Lake Superior, only
deeper, and obliged to eat his way ont
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-29
aNREsaH GOODs.-Tho subscriber h y

aNREsSaH GDODs.-The subscrib,r If
a lat ly received new supply of sc .sonablc
GOODS, consisting of merino Giro issi ms, CON-
mon colored do; dark prints; she ,tings; wool
N blankets; Canton fl .nnels; wooden socks !;
yool n gloves, lin.d cotton do; worsted comfort
srs, sc. &c. Also, supply Of cotton bltting
wicking, and WEDDING; which he will sell to-
gethar with his form stock of goods at the
lowest prices for ready pay.
c. L. MILLER.
Constantine Nov. Is. 1895. 10y
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-29
Elephaut Bathine.--The

Elephant Bathing.--The Baltimore
Transcript says that the small Elephant
lately exhibited in that city, escaped from
the Menagerie and swan across the Della.
ware near the Brandywine. He was final.
" secured only by building fence around
him.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-29

An editor in Vermont has married
wife by the name of Siiuer. He undoubt.
eddy anticipates some small change as a
substitute. for shin piasters. Branch.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-29
! A PLACEMENT.
CHARLES l.. MILLER.
Isaac J. Ulmlnn A TTACHMENT.-

Isaac J. Ullmann , A TFACHMENT.-
VS. IN No.icc is her by ven
John S. X IAN, >thtt h we taken out a writ %.
at chm nj against tn goods chattols, rights
or dts moneys and eff cts of John 5. Kean al
absconding d ,btor, and TINT ths cause will come
O. for tri before w. c. Pesso Esq at his o.
ice in tn will g, of Co .stlntin, on TIE 81 ~
# muary next, 1t 10 o'clock, A. M.-Con-
stlntine Oct. 5 1897.
ISAACJ ULLMANN
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-29

LID ELgGHOUS WORKS.--Bsrne'
ma Notes, The Young Christian,
The way to do good, Memoir of Bcdell,
Great Taachr,
B''cher's Views in Theology,
Philosophy of Bencvol nee,
Doidridg IS Rise and Progress,
Every ID Duty,
Z stor's L 'stimony,
AT the new Book Store Of
BAGG, BARNS g. co.
June l4,-50 Woodward Avonu.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-29

A Office is her by givln to all rsons
" having just nd leg cl inns ag inst tho IS.
at OF Ephr I'M Hanson, | tie OF Cass county AM
> itwa township dc asod,-that they r h-reby
,,tiii to xhibt their claims. legally proven.
or adjustment within on, ye from the d /
of and all thosN indcbt to $ lid est tic are
r quest ID to mike imm 'di itc p YIN mt to
ANDREW JACKSON, or
WILLIAM I'll. HANSON,
Adminstr ltors of Epnralm III nson, ''ecd
Dth O1tw G. ~ CO. NV 1897. evil.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-29
Constantine. Nov. Is. 1896.

Sheqrs, Brass and Glass Commode Knobs,
Pad Trunk and Door Locks, Knockers, Door
Latches Blind Fdstners, Candle Sticks, Peck
Ell Pistols Screws and Screen Dripers. Brit
amin and Tin'd Iron Table and Tea Spoons,
very variety of Hinges, Spurs, Curry Combs,
Facets Shopets and longs. dc. &c. dc.
Also. great variety of Whips, Whipstocks,
Riding Whips, &c. &c. For sale by
ISAAC ]. ULLMANN.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-29

The wings are now praising the admin.
istratlon Of Gen. Jackson. They always
admit that the cann'--,
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-29
RTORTGAGE sALE.-Default having

MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having
lvl ben m d. in the y.nent of riail
sum of money s'cur d TO b paid by indeturs
NOR gag, b, ring d It, tbs twenty bird
Janu ry, in tn y ,ar Of orr Lord on, thois N
eight hundred and thirty-s n, execute 10y
ST phen Dolson and John b UNI of st Jos. p
county, and st to Of Michigan. 10 Lorn G
Brown, Of the county and stale .forcs i OF
that IT in tr ct or reel of md. situ't in III
comfy Of ST. Jos pr, ind stat of Mic'iig n, Il
wit The east hilfof tie south west qa,rt
section tw nty-eig!t, in town six so,ih of rang
el vsn W st, containing Eighty acres, he the SIN G
more or l.ss; which id NOR G &c wa given T.
secure the payment Of the purch Sc none,
Of the above scribe1 prems $, and was re-.
corded in tn, Registers Office of $ id ST. ia
seph county. on the Il vsn;h day of Septenl.
Der, A. D. 1887, ut nino O'clock in the for,
noon Of said day, in mortgages book, letter b
on p,ges 297, 1913 and 299. and upon whicl
there is claim, to be due at the date of this mo-
tice, tn, sum of two hundred aud sixty -one do
lars and sixty.seven cents 1881 81. No.ic
therefore her,by Civ IN that by virtue of ,ssp,c
power of sal in said mortg &c cont in sd, and
pursuance of the st .tnte in such caSs m i'd,
provided, said mortg g dpromscs will b., sold
public auction or vendue, at the court house !
the will &c of C ntr.vi,l J, in the county ofSt.
phi for sid, Oh the thirtieth y of Dee mbe
A. d. 1887. 4 two of III clock p. NJ on 81
day. LORN q. BROWN, M,rtgagss.
C. LANCASTER Airy.
Cen'revill,, s p'em er % 1887 65wl
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-29
c. LANCASTER. PI'tfi's Atty.
Oelo .er LIST, 1897.

ED ANK Or uR EST.-This shall GER
I'D tify tn y hiking institution his ben
ly org niz uDl tn "Act to org niz, ana
gul tc banking ssoci tions," 10 b, loo 4 ID al,
the will g, Of Brcst in III county of Moro nv
th line and styl ofthe BANK or BREST
with capital of one hundred thous nj doll RS,
and that tn, Stockholders tn reof h We gwen
bonds 10 our saiisf ction in the sum Of thr C
hundred tnons III dol 'ars, in conformity with the
provisions Of the llth ic'ion Of said act. Mon
ro,, S pit. 18th, 1887. PETER p FERRY.
Trcasur o. NJ )nro County.
CARLOS COTTON,
County Clerk of Monro County.
Filed in the Office of tn Secret Try of ST tic,
S ,p'. IS, 1897. X. PRITCHETTE,
[3Ss66l S.crcLory fStite.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-29
ISAACJ. ULLMANN.
A PUBLICATION wing be,n M d. t

A PUBLICATION wing BEEN m d. Ia
IA Tn Undersigned, Tr asur r, and Clerk OF
= JOS ph county, by The quiste numb r OF
esd nj fir ehol!ers. in conformity with the pro-
visions of "An lct TO org niz and require Bank
ng Associ lions," To IN hi them and tn ir $50.
ii $ to org niz B nix 20 b loo ted I or near
he lin b tweJn the will g,s of Lockport IN
rbrr Riv RS in tn county of St Jos PHI and
tie of Michigan, by tha MN, and style of tn
L,ckport nd Thrw Rivers nix WIKI cap
1t j stock of One Hundred Thoas,nd Doll rs
Notice 18th r fore hereby given. tn t tn hooks
or subscription to the pital stock of said b M
sill b. op n at tn hoas now occupied by s.
B. Brown in the will &c of Lockport in sal,
oIn'y, on tn, fourth d y of cemb r xt en-.
sling tn d t, h reof, and b, h Id opsn for four
Us successiv ly according to law.
COLUMBIA LANG ASrERss Treasurer,
S. w. TRUE DELI.. Clerk.
Centr vills, Nov. |. 1887 20
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-29

A tvMhsETGTsON III life of trads.-G
u w SCHNABEL would inform his old
friends. custou,trs aud tn, public generally, that
he h " just received the New York and Philpd J.
phia Fashions. Now is your tins, says l, to
htvs new and fashionable suit, which can be
had one door below the Printing Office, where
work will be done as well and fit az Gloss as in
my 9th n hous, in Constantine. But not the
best this side Of Buff TO- rs do not wish TO send
my brags quite so far from nome.
June 81 1887 81
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-29
nrORrGAGEsALE,-D fault h wing
DANIEL MUNGER,

MORTGAGE SAILED fault h wing
N1 be mads in tn p yrnsnt of certain
sum of mon " secur ID to b, paid by ind ntnrc OF
mortgag,, b airing datefhe tw nty-fonrth day Of
Nav in tn, We n of orr Lord one thons nd eigh
hundr d and ihirty-six, xacuted by e orge j.
c.. rk and s l. C. Goodrich. of M,oroe county
and stat, of Mich an. t. Willis II. House L a c
J. Ullmann and Willi,m II. A lums, of S.. 10.
seph comfy in tire stat of Michigan, of all tia
certain piec or y reel Of nd situate in the VII
lag Of Constantine. known and designated 0s
the west half of lot number eight, in section
number fve as numbered and described on ths
plat ofsaid will ,gs, which is cord IN the oii1c'
ofthe register of deeds, in and for st. Jos
county, which id mortgage was Civ n tosccLr
the payment Of the purchase monsy OF the abov'
described pr cmses, and was recorded IN the e.
ister's Office offs id county of 81. Jos'ph on thu
Wv mtg fourth d,y Of M y, A. d. 1885, at one o.
clock p. M Of sid d y, in 'portg g, book, It I
: A.. on p z IL 379 379 nd $50. and npo whic
there is claim d to b, dui, Al the da.e of this no
tice tina sum oftwo hundre ] and hfly-s'ven do
lars and forty-nine C ,nts. Motto is IN r for,
hereby Civ n, tn by virtue ola sp CT pow
of sails in said morig .ge cont lined and in pnr-
suance of tho at stute in such case made and pro.
vdel. said mortg g d promises will b, sold AZ
public action or ndue, at thu court house, ii
th, will e, Of C ntr vill,, in il county of s
Jos ph, on turd y, tn, thirtie h Jay of M
Der next, a. one of tire clock IN h af rnoon.
WILLIS II. HOUSE.
ISAAC J. ULLMANN,
tgt WILLIAM Fl. ADAMS,
C. LANCASTER, AIRY. Mortgages.
C n,revill', s pt,ulber % 1887. 65wl.
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Asst CALL.-All PERSONS indebted to
IL w. Il. HOUSE, will please call and set
IL tn, same by the 18th inst. or havs the pleas
ure of settling tn, same with a Justice of the
z ace. Constantine, April 5, 1886. 40i
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Tnonas Ca e, Pi .intiff /STArE OF
va. w MICHIGAN

'Tnomas Ca ie, Pi .intiff, /STATE OF
p vs. w MICHIGAN
Rob't Storr. Defendant. Yin C, ancery, third
circuit-June term le37.-It appearing to thu
Court, III 4 a subpen r turlabl at the st term
was duly issued and ro,urs d, ID find mt no
found; and it further appearing on satisfactory
proof, tn t tn, defend INT is not resident Of the
State of Michigan on motion of the con-
pl lin mt, by q o. w. Jswett. his solicitor, Or
dered tht the said defend Mt, Robert Slorr, up
poar on the first day ofthe next rrn. ani pl I'd,
answ r, or ;mur to the coinpanant's sail bill of
complaint, or tn 1t the il till will bst.k pro
eonfesso: and tn t notice b., given to the d n
dant, Of tn" nd ncy of this Bill, by publication
ofthis ord r in the Constantine Republican, a
newspaper printed in tn, county of ) Joseph.
in said State for six W eks in succ ssioI. pr vi
Gus to III next ssion Of this Court. TIL, first
public .tion to be within tw nty d VS..
ISAAC vICKERY, r gister,
hl By NATHANIEL MARSH. Deputy. 6w54