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Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-17

~ OTECE.-BANKo OF CoNsrANrINE.--Jan.
IN D, lo3o.-The stockholders in this insitu-
ton are notified that further Instalmcnt of 10
per cent upon the capital stock thereof has been
ordered, and they are hereby required TO pay five
dollars on each share of stock, by them rospe,t
lively held, at the Banking House, on Saturday,
the tenth day of February. next.
BY order of the Board, g
1w76 CHAS. A. HOPKINS C. mir
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-17

II MARANTETTE, has just received
IL . at the Old French Trading House, Not,
tawaseppee Prairie, an extensive assortment OF
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Boots ana
Shoes, Saddlery, and all other articles usually
kcpt in a country store, all of which he offers to
sell az low as can be bought in any ether store
west Of Detroit, for cash :.
Nottawa, Jan, %, 1891 rinsO
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-17

f. IT, e.: s = S. a; s:
ia. Also Ladies' calf skin Boots and
Shoes Gutter Boots; Leather, Prunolla and Mo-
aocco slippcrs--for sale very cheap by
Nov. %, 1887. C. l.. e. A. MILLER.
A CARD FOR YOUNG HOUSE
IA KEEPERS.-Just received at the cash
store of 1'iIOS. MOSELEY.
IL doz. Eastern made fancy chairs
600 lbs. live geese feathers;
10 pieces bed ticking;
3 bales brown sheeting;
1000 yards shilling calico, with batting
for comfortables;
Brass kettles, tea-kettles, shovels and
tongs, andirons
Tea trays, coffee mills, knives and forks,
bed cords, crockery and Tin ware.
With many others very dcsirabl' in this land
of promise.
Nov. Is. 6w72
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-17

NLOUR.-At Three dollars a hundred--
IL Constantly on hand and for sale at the
Constantine Mills, by
Sent. 81, 1887. 4w6o
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-17

E OST.-A small Diamond BREAST-PlN
q a -Ths finder will be literally rewarded by
eaving it at this Office.
Constantine Jan. 10. 1893.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-17

a. NOVELS doz. shovels for sclo by
~ ALBERT ANDRUS g. CO.
October T. 1887 %
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-17

a PUBLICATION having been made to
IA the Undersigned, Treasurer, and Clerk OF
ST. Joseph county, by the requisite number Of
resident treeholders, in conformity with the pre-
visions of "An act to organize and regulate Bank
ing Associations" to enable them and their asso-
ciatcs to organize Bank 20 be located in tho viii
lagc of Ccntrcvillo in the county of st. Joseph.
and state of Michigan, by the name and style f
the Farmers and Merchants Bank Of st. Joseph
County, with capital stock Of fifty thousand
Dollars.
Notice isthcreforo hereby given, that the books
for subscription to the capital stock fsad Bank
will be opened at the Post Office in said village
on the seventh day of February next and DO
held openfour days successfully according to law.
ALEXANDER V. SILL, Treasurer.
S. w. TRUESDELL, Clerk.
Centreyille. Jan. g. 1874 T6
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-17

UUST RECEIVED, Carpenters and
% Joiner's Tools Plated Squares Steel and
Iron squares Saws of most every description ;
Saw Sets, Draw knives Spoke Slaves Pol
ished Augcrs; Common do; Chissels ofmo,t oy.
cry description; steel Hammers Plane Irons.
For sale by, ALBERT ANDRUS & co. !
Jan g. 1888. 81 75
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-17

NRESH COODS.-Thes subscribers have
IL lately received new supply Of soasonable
goods consisting of Sattinetts, bangup cord, tick
ing, circassans, shoctings and shirtings, English
and French prints, Silks sewing silk, dress hdkfs,
Pongee do, twisted silk do, Gloves stocks, black
Italian cravats, &C., &c. Also a supply Of can
die wick, cotton wadding, together with most ev-
yer other article that is wanted at this season of
the year, by A. ANDRUS g. co.
Jan. 3, 1888. IS
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-17

HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING
HI AND GLAZING.-The subscriber will
execute all orders in the above linc in all its va
rious branches, in the best manner.
limitations of Wood and Marble neatly executed.
VIM. B. BELTS.
White Pigeon, Dec. s, 1896. 23tf
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-17

IL ministrator of the estate of William Nc.
Galley, late of st. joseph county, deceased, and
having accepted the appointment and taken up
on himself that trust, all persons interested will
take notice accordingly.
NEAL McGAFFEY.
Whit p;ooor An~;l 0Atb IQar IA
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-17

MAPS.-Farmers maps of Michigan; Far.
1vA mer's maps of Michigan and Wisconsin
and Colton's Map Of Illinois, exhibiting the Soc
tions. The above new and beautiful editions.
For sale by ALBERT ANDRUS 81 CO.
October g. 1887. GO
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-17

Cheat Court Of the State of Michigan,
for the County Of 81. Joseph.
John Baum, I'm ATvTACHMENT
VS. "A Notice is hereby given,
Stephen Dodson }that on the first day of
January, in the year of our Lord, one thousand
eight hundred aud thirty-eight, writ of At
tachment issued out of the Circuit Court for
the county of st. Joseph, aforesaid, in favor OF
goods, chattels rights, credits, moneys and Of.
ccts OF the above named defendant. for til sum
of five hundred dollars, and sixty-cighn cents,
which writ has cen returned duly served, and 10
now n Iding in said Court.
S. w. TRUESDELL, Clerk.
Ccatrcvillc, Jan. 8, 1893. CIVIC
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-17

nRYGOODS.-A general assortment OF
II dry goods for sale by
ALBERT ANDRUS g. co.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-17

SAMUEL A. CHAPLIN, fWhite Pr
- geon, Agcn, for the kalamazoo Mutual
Insurance Company" is authorized and prepared
to attend to any business for the above company
in the county of st. Joseph.
Feb. 10, 1887. 80
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-17

nISSOLUTION mutual co-part-
H nershp heretofore existing between Perrin
Barker and Norman Treusdell, is this day dissol-
we'd. PERRIN BARKER, NJ ID.
Edwardsburgh, Cass CO., Mich,
April l2, 1887.
I'm. B.-Doctor Barker would take this op.
portunity to tender his thanks to his former pat
rons, and to assure the public generally that at
his old stand in Edwardsburgh, he is again well
prepared for business, and will be ready to at
tend promptly to any calls for his services in eli
Their branch of his profession
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-17

NHEAP-CHEAP FOR CASH
~ 400 gallons brandy, 600 gallons rum, 400
gallons gin, 200 gallons high proof spirits, and
wines of most all kinds. The subscribers offer
the above for sale by the gallon or cask very
cheap for cash.
ALBERT ANDRUS g. co.
Oct. 7, 1887. 68
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-17

RLANK HsOOKS.-Day Books, Logers,
- Memorandum Books, &c. for sale by Y
BAGG, BARNS, e. co.
Detroit. June H. 1897 so
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-17

UpRINTING PAPER.-loO reams,
II on consignment, for sale for cash, or bank
able papcr-sze the Michigan Argus:
Ano'I SNOW a. FISK.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-01-17

Constantine, Dec. 90, 1887.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30

PENDANT. '''>-
Remember you're sworn before your M.ksr-up-
on tne ersss-nst TO drink any more" added he in
authority.
"Pll try to stick to my OATH" rejoined barney.
But your sworn TO refrain from drinking"
"Tll refrain If csw, your honor"
But yos must-hquor don't agree with you-you'll
al know it's killing me. How long did swear
for, q"
Fer ever"
Barney shook his head. "pll uy-but Pm afraid
can't houd out."
Cant hold out look at me. like my glass Of
greg well as any man, but it's the tother glass tina.
bothers me- never take the t'other glass. See how
pale you are. That's because you take the tother
glass"
swell, sir, I'll do the best cam replied Barney,
sheepishly, "God knows it isn't that likes liquor
its-its-
ats the divil gets hould of him, your worship"
screamed Mrs. Sullivan in voice like stack pig
don't yeu believe him that he don't love the liquor"
Hold your jaw, madam, or I'll send you to Bride
well. Don't the man know what he likes and what
ne diskes."
This ebuton Of magsleria indignation, effectua-
~ sewed Mrs. Sullivan up, and alter most pathet-
&c homlly from his worship upon the awful consequent
ees OF nebratcn, and the great blessings Che spoke
from experence) attending qaiet sober and virtu-
GUS life, the parties were dismissed, and made their
exit out of court.
poor, half famshcd little Irish woman, having in her
arms pale, emacated infant
Ohicer-Thls here woman says she'd as leave 60 to
prison as not.
Mag.-What has she been doing?
Officer-Strkng another woman in the house
where she lives
Prisoner SAID my brother would bail be- if you
would wait for him to come home
Officer-Her mother says she is very bad-she
struck the complainant without provocaon.
Prisoner-She struck me frst and while was in
bed
Oficer-Shes very bad sir-ought to be commit
ted for the offence.
Prisoner-I acted in self defence, as can prove
(sobbing.)
Mag-(Wntng out COMMUNICATIVE her up
stairs till she gets bail
80, srr' cried the poor creature, bursting into
tears, spray don't lock me up with my child in that
damp prison."
The infant at this moment playfnly catched at the
magistrates pen, and actually smiled in his face.
Justice Bloodgood's heart began to fail him. "She
defed to bring her up, sir" said the officer, seri-
ously, fearing the loss of his fee.
Sand hang il, the child has defed me to leck it
up" replied the blunt but kind hearted magistrate.
Get about yeur business, woman and let me hear
| no more of you."
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30

en- sunday the s7h instant after Lingering Hines which
he with Christian fortudc and regpavsn, eseeuly re-
lying the merits of his Lord sad Msster wiz
confidence the movement, the Rev federck W cet
senhsner aged &C and months, Tor many years
Pastor Of the United German Lutheran Churches In ne city OF
New York. -. -. . :
O'clock NJ precisely, from his late residence, No 800
Broone street om whence the procession viii move 10 ~
Maize - ChureS In walker street, where the ceremonies
will he In the and English languages Toe
pe,sr, "A .,.v OF ali In the city, his
ous friends and the members OF the congregation
spec fully invited his funeral without farther invita-.
ton. -. -.
ON X. Sh Instant Harriet b. infant daughter OLA B. and
and Csroliae Msrvia, aged mo tbs
Al Philadelphia, the 18th Instant William Butler In the
losb year Of his age.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30
FIRE WORKS.
United states Laboratory.

ISAAC EDGE, yr, PYRoT ECHNIsT,
~ Now offers tothc public the most extensive and brilliant
assortment Of tsxhbiou) Fire Work In the United States
eonsssg OF several hsusana nonsry m. I Of
description with plain and coored Illuminated centres Fixed
Pieces various descriptions bafa might Suggests
Mines Bengoa Lights Romsn Candles Msrrooss, Ship Sig
nals; Theatrical Fires, &c. &c. nc.
Committees for atty country displays, military and
private parties be supplied on the most liberal with
goods the materials being selected from the
eejrbratsd chemists in Europe.
Agcss In New York-H fvelin - Fulton Gree
wich 81; Lewis Page Son, 60 Maiden Lane; Gasner 4
Young Chatham Square, Story Hawkhurst, Brookyn or
OF The subscriber nj the Laboratory Jersey City.
my3eJy4
a UCTION NOIIGE-R n. TIMPsON will sell this
n day the sales 50 Ann O'clock Guraure
esrpetng, rugs wsrdrebes, window curtains wipdow blinds
feather beds and pillars mahogany dnng tables
bedsead dressing bureaus mahogany pillar and claw tables
5oe case chairs 200 painted toilet tables and wash stands
Also, one msngler, 6rst rate article
Also one billiard table In completes order. Dy5olt
UCTIOE NOTICB.-wM. w. sHIRLEy will sell
m day. NJ 10 O'Clock, a the auction store ~ Broadway
chairs wsrdrobes pier and tables lamps aud cloc
Pasrgs plane forte with variety Of plated and bronze
ware, ch ma, snd glass, and fancy goods my@ IL
sEs-HORkEs-yifeen good
cry and baysrd asone good dray horses some hne ms
pairs fast rscker hne In bsrses ard hs rs or
saddle gentle for lady one pair dspnle greys nas sn
high aud perhaps fine be In this cy ens oA
good going horse sx DID, Kind in harness nae or
yer and black horse ~ hands high when ssnons anu
10 hands high when ing fine Tor saddle sna ha' a.
The above horses will be sold At fair prices. nyooo
N his wife censs,irg eta 'front.' and back roen ons small
bedreo with privilege Of Kitchen &c on me second Mo
gen,eel house pleasantly located - s .ne hs
viii be moderate. Apply asSi Laisht s. st. Johns Park
my3o3'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30

Qaelle hasesss dame!
srss's. s ;:ss.: 'a ''s5 sssas
Ard il Il true! Caa you so soon forget
Those words those Burning words you breathed to
-.Ns.lh the dark shadow Of SEINE sncien, tree
rat troops DER Seneca And have
az rar n slipper: threugh 70 pleasure thee,
1,s, yos knew did, you vie decsiyer,
"nen you last summer came unto Geneva.
Di dat. ,Aos not swear was Venus! say,
III ahat = Intellect was Minerva,
nno that your friend, the stately Ellen j.,
MIC nsea s she's rather taller (not much ether)
3as ,or Inc sraIen statue pass, which they
eo.'n r su1Mer raised Ia high marine ebserver)
su sac was no better than vixen.
Byron. because you know that adore,
Ahh u always take occasion to abuse him.
nHV1ough you know, in what ysu writ before,
n1o oar s".AsdyensHs Mysery You much misusd him;
By po se sns y. likewise wise many more
All praise. detecosy % s do refuse HIN
orlke all else OF mans ingratudes
You know that hate negroes, } ct you write
vi vi LovrJoy; freedom, and Of abolition,
And say thai blacks have souls well as whites,
AND That to be a slave Is vile condition.
tTho, you've sworn that you were nneS Equal rights
or all tins-what a domination!
-FOUR father too preacrd up amalgamnton
"s9 x Is ,h: Mary whom % you call ySur dream
Fond title, said the emily sparkling CLEAN
- Cross the gloom and aarkness Of Your soul, came
FROM my eyes like the suns bright beam
Bursting through clouds that my sweet name
Unlocked the fouatan Of your heart, and feeling
Gush'd mady forth your love to all revealing.
Arthur come back! Twill forget the past,
Or but remember II as pain that's gone;
My hopes, my happiness on thee III cast,
MY earth, my heaven conferred In thee alone.
Each day with theell grow brighter then the pss,
And happier till this shsrt life is done;
With thee Beyond the grave IN fondly dwell
A saint In heaveu, or fend in hell,
NOTE.
For Mary thou art mine-unless You marry
Saint OF the bright blue eye and auburn hairi
And once thou wort nay muse Twas blest to write
when smiles like thine inspired, thou dream young
light
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30

% A tremendous disclosure is expected to take
place in few days relative to certain establish
ment in Reade street, kept by person more inta-
nous than Rosina herself. The names of the parts,
frequenting there are before the police. The awful
disclosures will be worse than those Of Maria
Monks.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30

60 Charlotte Cushman has JUS, been maned
the editer of a newspaper. Sorry fer it. We cou
have better spared better girl!
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30

II Great row at the Olympic last night. Mrs
Hamblin appealed to the audience. What was it al
abouti Who'll give us the particulars
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30
MAR RIED.


On Sunday the 37ts naa 81 Pssrs Chapel BY The Rev
DR. Schroeder, Mr.. Thsmas r Tese TO Miss Mary Enars-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30

A GEsyIsE Lows LETTER.-We have received the
following from our faithful "Arel." In taking trip
over to Patchsgue, on Long Island, he lighted on
this. Ii appears that the writer is sailors that he
first fell in love with and proposed for sister, Eu-
nice, but became tired Of her. and then fell in love
with the other sister, Elizabeth; she was faticred and
sanctioned his per6dy He went to Mobs-there
wrote this etter-hss since returned-and is now do
ing the delicious 10 both sisters at PacheQue singing
with feeling, taste and experience, "How happy
could be with either y
Mobile November 9Th 1887
Deer elizabeth thces oney WHO have suffered them ten
tn. futon q srssau,ss 70 decsr me seamen,s q affections
~so have felt ther estss and most acute ormen coad
her severity ever s.nee you last my for you
ncreesd every VI ihoe atty ~ yeu which esmes
.I prehsps sefosr my ssec,,on. have made the dsred
presses On yssr .d ,rss tbs step viii no, srsw On me the
Of the hsppey hours that have spent and
my hart l with yos elizabeth hope you wiIno ,hsk
stsng becsus broak keeping company with Euncs be
place deer Eir.seb hope you viii full IN yeur pronis 70
send ho.s few lines drec your letter
bile state OF alabama refnase your afectonsis lover
RICHARD HAWAI-.
| CoaosER's IsavrsTs.-Yesterday, at 80 Anthony
street, upon the body Of q mulatto woman, Betscy
Scoheld, aged 49, who died suddenly in a cellar kit
i chen on the above premises. The testimony before
the coroner made II appear that the deceased adj
dcied TO ntempsrance, and that she received in
Jury by fall fortnight ago, during drunken fro
lie, which probably accelerated her death. Deceased
vas not attended by any physician and the jury re-
tarned verdict OF death from some unknown cause.
Also at the foot Of Delaney street. upon the body
! Of an unknown man, about 40 years Of age found
| in the North River Had on a blue roundabout and
vest a case in his hand, and bad been sailor a,
/ was supposed yerdic,-founS drowned.
Also. al the foot OF Seventh street upon the body
| Of \ man, supposed to be John o Donnell found in
the East River The deceased had on fsstsn jack
| ~ orev cloth vest, black ssttinet pants. In his
| nocEet was a letter addressed TO John 0Donnell,
signed Bridget o Denne and dated o. Long Island
Farms where il appears the deceased's family were
nj the time of writing. verdlct-found drowned.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30

DI STRICT ATToRNBy.-Great efforts are making to
get Phenix turned out in order to make room for
McKeon. Tom has substantial caims-experence
talents patience, forbearance, mercy and above all,
most gentlemanly and pleasing address. John
has his claims also-ta.nts patriotism, locofocosm
and SO on It's difficult to choose, verify.
On the other side there alse two candidates in
the field, Secretary Ullman, and Orator Patterson,
both good and true wings. and ne mistake. Ullman
has claims-he never missed wing meeting in his
life he the stereotyped Secretary, the everlasting
preamble and resolution manufacturer and the uni
versal nominator of all the chaImen Masonic
II ALL Patterson, too. is ready TO "shed his blood
in the cause, and moreover, has never belonged to
more than three orr our other parties in his whole
political existence.
Which to cheese? That's the question:
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-30
Tuesday, May 800 p.

tuesday, May 29-6 p. M.
Wall street has been exceedingly dull today The amount
of business transacted has been very small although money
plenty for all business purpese yet inactive state OF
trade, but little is equir edand the great uncertainty asns
ing the action Of the government with regard the specie
circular which in great depends the question
of resumption with the banks deter and ca
Ptasts from entering into enterprises and keeps down
the spirit Of speculation which, the least
is too ready wild in u arkets.
Exchanges very irregular southern points
day slight improvement manest-and others depre-
iatioa.
interest, taken by Mesrs Jsquelin, Taylor Co.. of
Richmond, at e28i per cent premium.
Ills stated that the banks Detroit draw New York for
their bills a2 per cent The loan Of s5oososo for the
of Michigan has been taken by the United Bank
at 1902
board to-day limited and in instances
at further decline in prices with the exception Mohawk
which advanced slightly per United States Bank
declined tper Del Hudson ipsr Hsraem the
sales large and at falling off OF II per cent.
state OF Trade.
auction mars private bat is too nte in the ses
eT any ii. change TAX: Place in the
went of IN an active manner-tems cah The sale Of tobac
by r. Gerard was al fair prces-erms 2 8, and
REAL EsTArE-The largest sale OF city property which has
Of for p Ss The pees Of
Mill be ss ,s sow ess
No $50 William about b, 81 feet the
OF william and Spruce about 25 by 10 eet Ne Ia
about IS by 80 feet No i9 % by Sc NO and IS
chsham vas So feet .n Chatham and on William street.
very fair thssgh the inclination estate is
checked in by the mortgage law new i'm
force and the rebsbty Is, there will great deal
done in this line until the exp law which will
be- recolect right in the month Move mber next
RicEsome further sales OF this article have PRED but
,ea change from last The have been
light, with fair stock At Charleston there was no in
In the demand for this article AT PHILADELPHIA the
market nearly bare; small supply would command an
advance.
CorFEC-Continues without variation The first Qualities
becoming the arrivals today soc bags
81 Domingo AT Boston the week ending
Goth, considerable but change prices sales were
for Rio Ice months 81 Domingo, 81 Cages n a al
Al Phi adepha 2sth sales Rio 81 l0a Laguayra Ie4
New Orleans 2st business fair Hayapa aud
Rio scaree-sass Havana choice IL -; mddag Do
miago l2i.
advance has been sustained FOR Pots the stoe