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Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-07-18

TAUTTON.-The public arc hereby In
" formed, tftatv II tire to tlc@
under the name and style Of Doctor John Sap
pngton's Anti. Fever Pills, is not Doctor Sap
pingtons Vegetable Febrifugc and Aguc Pills
Improved, but an entirely different article-as
the suboined certificates from some OF the most
respectable men of this county and OF Indiana,
among many others, testify:
Dy reason Of having been severely afflicted
with tho Fever and Aguc in my family for con-
siderable time, / tried all the various popular
remedies doctor SappingtOn's Ant. Feccr Pills
among the rest y without success was finally
induced to try the medicine called Doctor Sap
pington's Vegetable Fcbrifuge and Aguc Pills
Improved, by which oyorX nen.bsee.. 81 my family
five in nulnbeeiiJw were Immediately and entirely
I restored to hcalth-and having witnessed its cf-
| fects in numerous other cases, am compelled TO
believe them infalliblc and far superior to any
thing Of tho kind within my knowledge.
JOHN b. HITESMAN.
Mottvillc, juno %, 1885,
This may certify that myself and fvo others
, Of nv family have used Doctor John Sapping
TOMS Anti. Fever Pills as q remedy for tho agu'
/. or intermittent fever, md although We strict,
adhered TO tho directions, instead of relieving us
aonsibly injured us all they were also used b.
/: many of my immediate noighbors whose sent
D mcnts also express in regard to them.
RICHARD KELLOGG.
York, Elkhart co., Ia, June Is, 1888.
l. This is to certify that have taken tho Med
; cine called Doctor Sappington's Vegetable fc
0 rifugo and Ague Pills Improved, in case OF Il
tormttcnt fcvcr with singular success, after ha
r ing tried various other compounds without su
cess. From this fact and the results OF its u
IN humorous instances which have witncsse
nm compelled to believe it inialliblc, and .
only sure remedy for that disease with whieh
= am acquainted. JoiiN Dh"oo''
Mottvillc, June %, 1888.
take this method of saying publicly, 'hat
have taken the Pills called Doctor Sappingtol
- Vegetable Fobrifugo and Aguc Pills Improved
nd a remedy for tho aguo. 1t has succeeded w
me so happily in abruptly arrcsting ana cntlr
rc curing the disease, that take pleasure IN roco
monding IL to the public as an article posSess'
= all the virtues which il Processes.
cd, JOHN EDWARDS
:" White Pigeon, June 81, 1888.
4 This may certify that was Immediately ro
- red to health from sovcrc attack OF intormit.
ifty fever, by the use Of tho Pills called Dr. Sapp
TX, TOMS Vegetable Febrifugo and Ague Pills Inn
we'd considering tho extrcmc violence OF INC
I. case, and Inc speedy and happy manner IN WI
n [ was relieved by ,hcm, chceriully recomn
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MuEg GOoDs.-THo's MosELEY is

M Et UOeshbs.-IHO'S MOSELEf Is
lN receiving anextcnsive assortment Of Goods.
among which have Cassimercs, beaverton and
summer stuiIs, red and white flannel, 5000 yds
calico, gingham, bombazine, Irish inen blcachod
shifting, ticking check, padding, canvass, bag
ging, &c.
shall receive carly next week stock Of de-
sirable goods for the accommodation OF merchants
who wish 10 replenish and which will sell at
the n. York jobbing prices, consisting Of
30 pieces low priced black, blue, brown and ca
Diet broadcloth;
30 pieces black, blue, mixed, lavender and drab
Sattinotts;
bales brown shooting;
$50 lbs mixed Wooden Yarn;
Also rich assortment Of English and French
Goods, such as
Super French Prints and Muslins
Block and cold Silks;
Linen cumbrick h'dkfs;
Pongce and fancy do;
Rich shawls, gauzc wells.
Worked collars, from so cents 10 80;
30 dozen mems and womon's gloves;
80 lbs sewing silk
Parasols, elastic suspcndors, thread and bobbnctt
laces, ribbons hosiery, &C., &c.
Also Of wholesale or retail, 90 cases boots and
shoes, containing
100 prs mems and boys thick boots;
SO :" goat calf and kip do;
100 {" thick brogans
100 " Gents walking and dancing pumps,
so {" " calf shoes,
300 Ladies' kid slips,
100 !" I" walking shoes,
200 misses & children's bootcos " shoes
3 cases black and drab hats, Manila do, Leg
horn and straw bonncts.
GROCERIES,.
Ilhds Porto Rico and Now Orloana sugnr,
lump do molass 8, coffee, tea, rasins, rico, soup,
tobacco, sal cratus, sperm candles, castor oil.
HARDWARE.
so kegs nails, 40 boxes glass, door latchcs,
butts and screws, scythes. pitchforks, hocs, ax
cs, knives and forks, tcakcttlcs, walters, Amcs
shovols, &C., &c.
Constantine, May %. G~9o
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seTnl RAGE, FORWARD.

k s:y,ssssz.,; - ING AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS. The undersigned having taken tho
commodious Warehouse formerly occupied by
J. Mason, and lately by Trowbridgc q Hubbard,
is now prepared to attend to the storage and
forwarding Of any and all goods which may DC
entrusted to his care, and hopes by prompt at:
tention 20 business TO merit and receive liberal
share of public patronage. All kinds OF proper
tv taken and sold on commission, and liberal ad :
vances made.
REFER TO Pratt, Taylor 81 CO., Buffalo. Joy
& Webster, do, S. Juneau. milwaukee,, New
BERRY, 81 Dole, Chicago. Hubbard q Co, DO
Jas. Cook, Goshen, Ia, o. Ncwborry, Detroit
Peaso, Chester, and Co., do, J. l.. Whiting, do
Britain, Sanger 81 Co, st. Joseph, A. Coquillard
e. s. Swan, White Pigeon.
RUFUS W. LANDON.
uFwhiskcy and salt constantly on hand an'
for sale.
Niles July A, 1888. 6moloo
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TO OWNERS OF vEs-

E Sells. &c..-Scaled, but separate propos- |
ala will 30 received by the subscriber mt the ohce
of public works at Michigan city, Indiana, until
tho 25th day Of May next, at noon, and also ut
the Office of public works at tho mouth oil TIC 81
IJoseph. Michigan, until the goth OF May noAt, mt
noon, for the delivery at each place of 1900 or:
teen hur lrcd) cords Of stone, required to build
tbre, harbors TO be delivered follows 500 cords
by the end of June next 400 cords by tho end oil
Julv next; 400 cords by the end of August next
300 cords by tho end of September and lOo cords
bv tho end of October next. No bid VIII be re-
ceved for less quantity than three hundred
| cords.
The stone to bo brought from Big Sturgeon bay
at or near its junction with Green Bay and oil
Of public land.
| Each bidder will make two Distinct bids or
| nronnsala. Ono, what he will transport the
stone for, per cord provided that 1t is delivered
tboro. Immediately on tho shore or wharf, ready
+ To-i,a loadod The other what no will ask per
cord. TO Quarry tho stone Transport it to its
ultimate destination; in tho latter case, no STONE
of less weight than fifty pounds Will be received
and il shall be incumbent upon the contrac-
tor 10 deliver as large stone as practlcablc.
When delivered, tho stone shall bo deposited
NV tho contractor, directly from the vessel when
convenient or by means OF boats furnished ny
government, free of cxponsc, to such poin's a'
the supcrin;ondont or his agent may designate
and who will then determine tho quahtity' ny
| actual measurement or otherwise, as no may &C.
fit.
The superintendent also reserves tho pow
. or of rejecting any bid he deems too high, or whe'
d no is not satisfied Of the capabity OF the biddc
TO fulfil his bid also, the right to increase ord
IS crease, at any time by onc-fourth or less, tho
" mount of any contracts, two weeks notice nay
10 inr been given in writing to the other party an
10 no bid will be received, unless tho bidder or n
authorized AGENT Is present at the time tbs bid
Dr. are opened, ready TO contract.
il PAYMENTS will be mndo If funds arc in tho hans
of the superintendent. or os soon as received Il
ly the quantity delivered, 30 per cont thereof bc
ct always retained by government, until the compi
IN ton Of the contract.
nc No contracts can be entered into until inc a
no propriations for those works for 1888 arc n'au
h which it is supposed will DO done ny the t'mo inc
n bids ara opened. tn,
Tn All proposals must bo directed post pao'
tho subscriber at the places for which tho bids
Id intended and endorsed, Proposals ioy STONE
Of tho harbor of -" (Michgan City, In
zip ana, or ST Joseph, Michigan, as tho case IN
'h- be. ...,,.
ere J.B.W. STOCKTON,
arc Superintendent of the harbors of Michigan Z
ro- and st. Joseph.
ub' April 25, 1888.
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MORTGAGE sAE.E.-Dofault hav
1vn ing been mado in tho payment of certain
sum of money. secured by indcnture Of mortgage
caring date the fifth day of January, in tho year
4 our Lord one thousand eight hundred and thir-
ty-seven, executed by Levi T.. Clark, of Wayne
County, State of New York, to Nathaniel p.
Lee, of the County of Seneca in the said State OF
New York, which said mortgage was duly re-
corded in the Registers Office Of Kent County.
in the State Of Michigan, on tho 9th day Of Jan.
uary, 1887, at 6 o'clock, =. M, in liber A. OF
mortg ages, pages 20, II, and ~ and wac also
recorded in the Registers Office Of Calhoun
County, in Michigan aforesaid, on the 5th day OF
August, A. ID. 1897, at 3 o'clock, A. NJ, IN i'ooi
b. Of mortgages, at folios sc, 81, and 90 anu a.
SO in the Registers Office of st. Joseph county,
Michigan, on the 10th day of January, 1888, at
O'clock. p. M. in mortgage book b., pages
363.4.5: on which said mortgage the amount
claimed TO BIO due. at the date of this notice. is
one thousand FIVE hundred and fortyscvcn dollars.
Notice 10 therefore hereby given, that by virtue
Of the powor Of sale contained in said mortgage,
and in pursuance OF the statpte in such case made
and provided, the premise Inscribed in said mort
gage, to wit call that certain tract or parcel Of
land situate and lying in Michigan Territory and
described M follows: being the northeast quar-
ter Of section number thirty five, in township
numfe, two ~ north, of range number five (5)
west, containing one hundred and sixty acres of
land alto all That certain piece OF parcel oil
ground, situated in ST. Joseph county, in Michi-
gan aforesaid, known and designated as tho west
half of thu northeast quarter of section twenty
four, in township seven, south Of range twolyc
west, of ands in the western land district Of
Michigan, containing eighty acres of land also
certain parcel of land in Ionia county. in said
Territory (now Statc) Of Michigan, and being
the northwest quarter of section five, in town
seven north, of range five west, Of lands in the
westerndstrict Of Michigan, containing, by GO
vernmert survey, two hundred and three acres OF
~, be The same moro or less, or so much thereof
70 necesssr y to satisfy the said mortgage
old at public auction OF venduc, on Fri
ninctoenth day Of October next, at o.
the forenoon of that day, at the court
h Centrevillc, in the county Of st. 10
hid State of Michigan.
NATHANIEL p. LEE, Mortgage.
YARr g. WEBSTER, Atty's.
Itrevillc July le, 1885, l2wlO2
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODs!'

EW OOODSs NEW WOODc's
IN Tho subscribers are now receiving direct
from New FORK, q large assortment OF all kinds
of goods, which they are willing to part with,
wholesale or retail, us low for cash as they can
be had at any other store west of Detroit. Per-
sons wishing to purchase will do well to call and
examine goods and prices, consisting of the fol-
lowing:
DRY GCaDS.-Cassimercs sattincts. be.
verteens, worstsa and cotton summer stuff, red
and white hannol 1000 yds. calicoes; 1000 yds
french prints and muslins, all of the latest style
10000 Yds. brown shae.;ng z, 900 yds. do. shirt
ling Is pieces bed tick u do. Hing
IL do. cot bagging; do. apron checks; l,ooU
yds bIcachcd shooting and shifting, padding and
canvass, CANTON cassonot and striped pant stuff
y summer and winter vestings salecia, brown
holland, irish linen, printed muslirs, elastic bra
4ces, mixed hose, fancy do, good assortment o
fashionable coat buttons, silk and cotton umbrcl
las table covers, brown drilling.
SILK COODS.-Black, grodc-rhine, blu
black, swiss, cold. pondc-soil, igd. do, florence
black silk velvet, fgd satin. Good assortmcn
of ribbons; black silk brades, cold do, sill
handkcrchicfs, sewing silks, black italian cravats
cheneille shawls, fg'd silk vcstings, satin stocks
bombazine and summer stocks; y doz. ladies
gloves, a doz. gentlomen's do, feather fans, gun
elastic suspendcrs, &c: &c:
BOOTS AND SHOES.--lO0 prs mons
thick boots IS prs. mems seal peggod boots
e5 do. super. calf do; 125 do. thick brogans
95 do. calf shoes IS do. kip brogans; l5O d
Iadioa' seal and kid slips 900 do. walking shoe
so do. lasting do IL do. CATER boots 81 d
mems slips; so do. womons lace boots 4oo q q
misses g. childrcns' boots and shoes case III
brush hats, latest style; IL do wool hats do.
GROCERIES.--5 tons brown sugar
lump do; l do. loaf do; hhds. molasscs !;
chests Y. II. tea a tons java and rio coiioo
kegs tobacco, 6 bbls. smoking, do chewing
10 boxes soap i; 6 do. starch; 10 boxes raisins
kegs do; 1000 lbs. saleratus; 2 kegs powde
1000 lbs. rice $4,000 scgars 5Oo lbs; oar iG ca
400 do. shot; A pipes cogniac brandy; do. III
gin bbls malaga wine, basket sweet o
Champagne; 300 gals. winter strained oil =
do. summer do; 800 do linsced oil; 1000
white lead 100 lbs. rod lead 2 bills. spts. I
pentinc Dbl whiting.
All of which will be sold low for cash.
A. ANDRUS g. co
Conutantiac, July ., 1888. ylo
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lCOUNTRY MERCHANTS

bots and Shoes at wholesale and retail, at
~ Shoe Store Detroit, No. 90, Jefferson
lie. directly opposite the Museum; those
ro in want of good and fashionable arti-
ill find gentlemons', ladies' and childrcns'
ssots and shoes as cheap as can be bought in the
state of Michigan.
ur As cheap by the dozen as by tho case.
N.B.--The above goods are all new and fresh.
Also, in connection with the above goods, have
an assortment of ladies' and childron's combs,
hair, cap, twist and dress.
JOHN J. DAVIS.
Detroit, July, 1888. ylOl
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TTACIENEENT.-

Vs. IA Notice is hereby given,
VIM. III. Adams What have sued out writ
of attachment against tho goods, chattels, rights,
credits, moneys and effects of VIM. ii. Adams,
an absent debtor, and that the same will como on
for trial before YIN. c. Peaso. Esq, at his Office
in tho village OF Constantine, on tho 18th day
of A ugust next, at ono O'clock, p. M.
SAMUEL SCRIBNER.
Constantine, May II, 1888. l2wJ5
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Thomas Moscley, } A TTACHIaEN Nh,
VS.. INA Noticc ID hcicuy BNSh,
Willm II. Adams that Tho's Mosclcy has suod
out an attachment against tho goods, chattcis,
rights, moneys, and effects OF VIM. H. Adams
an absent dcItor, and that the same will como on
for trial before VIM c. Pcase, ESQ., at his oifco
in Constantine on the 18th day of August next,
at ono o'clock, 7. NJ.
THOMAS MOSELEY.
Constantine, May IL, 1888. l2w95
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nj OEECE.-Thcrois now preparing for the
IN press, Treatise on the vegetable produc.
tons of Michigan, with Wow of extending and
Gcilitating an accurate knowledge Of our native
medicinal plants 1t will also embrace an accu
rate survey of their physiological action on the
human body, BY
VIM Il. MARSHALL, NJ. d., Graduate of
the University Of Edinburgh, Scotland, Iiccn-
tiato of the Medical and Surgical Board of New
York, Member of tho Medical Society of Wash
tcnaw, and Surgeon in tho Militia in the State
of Michigan.
Constantine May ., 1888 93lf
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NOTICE is hereby given that the last will
IN and testament of John Garrison has boon
presented to me for probate by VIM. c. Pcase,
attorney for tho executors therein named, and
that Monday the 30th day Of July, at 10 o'clock,
A. NJ, is assigned for taking proof of the same
at court of Probate then to DO held at Centre
vile, in said county, when and whore all persons
concerned may be present, to show cause, if any
they have, why the said will should or should not
no approved and allowed.
CYRUS INGERSON,
Judge of Probate.
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DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.
Having been appointed Administrator on
state of Richard T. Loun, deceased, all per-
interested will take notice accordingly.
MICHAEL LOUN.
renee, July Z, 1888. lO2tf
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TNATTACuNIENT,

VS. IL Notice is hereby given,
VIM. III. Adams. What, at my instance, writ OF
attachment has been issued by VIM. e. Pease,
Justice of the Peace, against the goods, chottcls
rights credits, moneys and effects OF William ii.
Adams, an absent debtor, and that the same is
continued for trial to tho 18th day of August next
at o'clock, Z. M. WILLIAM NASH.
Constantine. Nav 18th, 1888. 12w95
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Contrevillo, July 10, 1898.

IT AW NOTICE.-LUTHER F. STE
IL VEINS g. WILLIAM c. MONTROSS
have formed partnership in tho practice of law,
and will attend to all business committed to their
care in tho several courts of this state either as
Attornies, Solicitors or Counsel.
Office in the Exchange-east end.
Contreville, July 5, 1893. ylOl
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-
MUORTSsAlsE 4SALE.--NO RE-
w. DEMPTION.-Dofaul having boon mado
in tho paymcut of certain sum Of money, Sc
cured to be paid by an inienturo of mortgage.
bearing dato the secon, day of August i'm tho year
of our Lord on thousand eight hundred and thir-
ty-six, executed by WIN. Il. Araold, Of ST. 10
scph county, Michigan, to Alfred Poe, Of the
Same place, of all that certain picco of land, hi
st. Joseph county, known as tho cast half Of the
northeast quarter, and tho cast half of tho south
east quarter, Of section fourteen, in township
seven, south of range twelve west; which said
mortgage was recorded in tho Registers Office Of
said county, on hotwcnty ninth day Of Novcm-
Der, in the year aforesaid, ut ton o'clock, A. M.
in mortgage book b. pages l36.7-9. Tho amount
of principal and interest claimed TO be duo said
mortgage at the date ofthisn notice, being five hun
died and sixty eight dollars and sixty-two cents,
said mortgage having been given TO secure the
payment Of purchase money. Notice is therefore
hereby gwen, that by virtue Of power OF
sale in sud mortgage contained, and in pursu-
anco of tho statute III ouch case made and pro
vidod, soid mortgagcd promises win DO sold at
public auction or vonduo at the courthouse IN
tho village Of Controvillo in said county on tho
sovcn.conth day of May next at O'clock, p. M
ALFRED POE, Woftgagee.
| J. EASTMAN JOHNSON, Attorney. l2w5i
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q s ~ -, y, ~ ~ 3 LION ~ -
etors of the above Line, will be prepared on tho
opening Of Canal Navigation. ostart a Boat dali
ly from albany and Buffalo, for freight and pas
scneors Their Boats being of the first casc.
and-runniDg in conncxion with Tow Boats ON
the Hudson River, and Steamboats, and Vessels
on Lake Erie and Upper Lakes, and trust with
these facilities they will be able to forward pas
sengers and property with much safety and
despatch as any other Line. Thankful for past
favors, they solicit q share Of public patronage.
G.. ID. HANNAHS a. co.
For freight and passage apply to tho following
persons
AGENTS.
G. ID. HANsAHs ~ CO., No. Z, Cocntics slip, N. Y.
+. LusK a. Co. No. 9. State street, Albany
IL. NASH a. Co, Sophia street, Rochester.
LUsK, MILLER e. Co., Buffalo
T.. NoRToN a. Co., Buffalo.
GLLIsrIE, JoIcE g. Co, Cleveland.
. NEwBERRY ~ CO., Detroit.
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NONs,rANTINE CAssA sTOksE 4:

CONSTANTINE CASE SEOks a.
" REPLENISIED.--Tho Mosolcy has
Just returned from Ncw-yorlt with Fresh s'och
NJ goods. which no will sell at his former rcdu.
cod PRICES for eastern funds; for Michigan mo-
ncy trust my customers will have no objections
TO p,y the difference of exchange.
Particulars next week. n,
May Ia, 1888. -
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IN JIMMIE FOR SALE, by tho ounce
NJ or drachm, at tho Post.O Office, White Pi-
econ CHAPMAN YATES.


II IST OF LETTERS remaining in
III the Post Office nj sherman, June 80, 1893
nj Crofoot Richard Vreeland
Ira Willard John Lamplair
Dyantha Graham Joseph Bartholomew
Daniel Carr james II Cass
George Thurstin William Shepard
Isaac Culver II Buck Esq
Low Chilson Nathan Skirven
Hannah ii Depuy Hiram Sayland
Charles Aldrch 2 Samuel Akin
Orrin Laughln Mr. Edwards
Alvira Gardner Sodman Baker
Bethel lows Jacob Martin
Obld worth Stanton Lamphair
John s Nawhall John Parker
Frank Warson Daniel Hinebach
VIM Johnson John Filkins
Sally l. Harrison George Day
Henry NJ Ransom Casper Reed
Henry Moore Isaac Gray
o. RAYMOND, T. M
Sherman, Juno 80, 1888. 3wl0l
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IN TT Gil

John c. FOFy q Co.. n M ATTA e IS IS
VS.. IL MEN l.-Notico 10
William III. Adams. Whereby givon, that at our
instance a writ of attachment has been issued a.
gainst tho goods, chattels, rights monies, credits
and effects of VIM. III. Adams an absent debtor
and that tho same will be tried before VIM. Z.
Peasc, ESQ.,, Justice of tho Peace. in and Tor
o.. J,svI,,. -o~...y,-- L.; "A. - =; sha viiis1e al
Constantine, on the 18th day OF August next, OF
I O'clock. p. M. JOHN C.. FORY q co.
Constantine, May II, 1888. l2w95
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n ODK AT TIEES.-Thc subscriber has
II a received three doz. CLOCKS, which he
will soil cheap for Cash, Wheat, Corn, Oats. or
any kind Of Provisions.
JOHN z. GLADDING.
Constantine, Feb. z. SOu
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TBVEsE subscriber has for sale 100 barrels of
IL FLOUR which nc will sell at the lowest
market price for st. Joseph County money.
JOHN A. APPLETON
Constantine, May 20. 9G
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SEENE TVVENE.-A quantity Of Seine
- rwinc, a good article for ealc at tho yellow
Store. C. l.. & A. MILLER
Constantine, Moy 2. 2w92
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IS 1000 pubic assss w nd,s5y sauiion

- n ,VVV public are hereby caution
oT against ALFRED A. DWIGHT and SHEER
MAN ID. DIX, two individuals who have recent
lv abscondcd with about $4,000 Of tho paper of
tho Bank of Kensngton, which they fraudulent.
ly adstractcd from tho Bank. SAID Dwight ~
about % years of age, 5 feet or inchcs high.
black hair and oyos, of ruddy counicnpnco ana
good appearance. Said Dix is about 30 years ot
ogc, 5 foot or inches high, sandy hair and
of light complexion. 1t is believed that Tho Pre-
silcnt's name to tho bills OF most Of tho paper
with which they have abscondcd is forged. Said
Dwight and Dix took western courac, and they
havo been heard of palming off their paper in
Chicago. The above reward viii DO paid for their
apprehension md lodgmcnt in any goal in tho
United States, so that they can DO obtained, or
: = zoo for either of them, or $500 will DO given
for any information. which will lead to their do
tcction. Dated Kcnsingtsn, OAKLAND couftsss
Michigan, April 10, 1884 o,, Mn,
CT. GROUSE, Cashier.
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HEEAP--CEIEAP FOR CASH.
a 400 gallons brandy, 600 gallons rum, 400
gallons gin, 200 gallons high proof spirits, and
Vines of most all kinds. The subscribers offer
the aboyc for sale by tho gallon or cask very
cheap for cash.
ALBERT ANDRUS g. CO.
Oct 7, 1897. ca