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Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-04-25
NUMBER 81.

tie dealer place part al iae cards 49, nad
dealt. on the undeah pack in his hand, as
he pretended to throw the former in tho
basket, in the centre OF the table. The
coup proceeded. and black lost.
In an instant grasp like thai of black
SMITHS wee was on the throat OF Tic dealer.
3" Villain 70 shouted the excited Keniucki.
an. shaking him as TERROR would weasel,
+" I've caught you at last !" The croupier
was vis-a.riS with his co eaguc, was imme.
diately siezed by brother oil the assaianf,
in similar delicate manner, and thus 20.
sistunce. or cry fer succor, was rendered
possible. But they did not attempt ell
Their, and seemed as much paraized by fear,
mentally. as they were bodily by the unrc.
Iaxing clinch Of their opponents. "Scoun.
drel !" resumed the former speaker, RE-
iund to US the money you have robbed US
oil, or it will go i'll with you. You vii. find
the amount there :" he added. handing a
small piece Of paper with his left hand, still
keeping his dexter dgits firmly twisted ia
the crayat OF his trembling captive. "My
dear Sir" gasped the wretch, depreca.
ting unwilling to part with his spoils, though
shaking like an aspin from terror, and tho
choking, "ny good--Sir--we have--lost
so-immensely-latcly," -" Payu"
said his antagonist, siernly. But my"
-' Payh! say, or"---And the
click produced by cooking pistol, filled up
HE pause more elogueatly than Words
4" AlIow me to go-and fetch it--trom--
my-my bureau below -then," stammered
the rascal, not forgetting his cunning, even
in his abject fear.
"What and alarm all your CONDUCTORS!
No, no, my friend--it won't suit" replied
he young man" Fork up, and hat in.
,tantly, or take the contents OF ihls," no
added, fiercely, as he thrust the cold barrel
of the pistol against the supplicant's cheek.
The argument was too cogent to trtie with.
No:cS to the required amount were counted
out with trembling hands by the bafiled
.winder, aud quietly transferred TO the
pocke' books of the brothers, who. after
giving the two partners in iniquiy brace
Of hearty shakes, by way of receipts. wish.
I'd them "very good morning" walked
oil, and left them 10 their unsatisfactory
rnedtations.
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A PENCIL SKETCH OLA NIGHT SCENE
IN LONDON.

"These yonng men," said my guide,
are from your side OF the Ailanlc-ken-
tuckians, I b,leve--they have lost large
sums Of money here, and suspectlng ioul
play, are feigning drunkenness, in order
throw these fellows off their guard and
with full determination, should 'heir sus'
picions be verified, TO have either restitution
or revenge. Keep your eye upon me aeaer'
YOU will see sport anon. Resolved 10 as
s;st nv countrymen should their. tcmeriiy
exnose them 10 danger. awaited the de.
nonncep,ent of the sfFur in silence. For
some time all went on smoothly and quiet
| ", neither winning more than mere tribe
and the proceedings Of the proprietors aP
pearing to be fair and honorable. AT length
a very heavy stake was thrown down ,,
each Of tho brothers at the same tlme' an.
on the same color, namely, black. Watch
said nv companiou--and distinctly sa'
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Rome never read dc, CT ,'ions OF
Rome as now presented to tn eye oi The
traveller, that {; ings OF m ncholy do not
toko possession of us. Once the mistress
ofthe world-now vast sepulchre OF de.
parted greatness once the home OF all tIat
was noble, patriotic and high m'ndcd--
now the resort Of fragments that serve
o,ly 10 show what has been, and furnish
scaniv subsistence TO those who rest DO.
meath them, or attend upon the will OF the
inouisi,ive traveller. When one reflects
upon the imperial magnifcence and repub.
lcan grandeur of which this city has been
in turns The abiding place. and then turns to
the hordes Of impoverished mobiles and do
Graded citizens by which its streets are at
the present day fiequented, it is difficult 70
imagine how such opposite extfems can
have existed in the history Of the same peo'
Me. Yet such seems 10 be the in'e o' ha'
tons from the abysses OF baroaran's'"
they rise 10 the highest pinnacle OF renn as.
ment, and then sink again into the depths
Of degradation. Bali. American.
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BEAUTY.
THE wind passes over and it is gomez

1.-THE wind passes over and 1t is gone"
How olien 10 we hear men, eager IN
the pursuit Of partners for lie. enquring
for beautiful women; IN yet how brief
ne existence OF whl they seek. and how
.nproduc i've Of happiness is its posses.
son.
We know full well The satisfaction that
sleeps beneath the SHOWN te lids OF
beautiful eye; in the ma gay cua of an
,xquisi,e lip; me busl OF the rosr tai leaps
40 tha bu iiIng cheek n he fine urn OF
ne swan like neck, tn gentle mo o $ OF
svuetr.ca form. o il the s1,dDwy re.
| nianc OF d rk and beau fuly flowing
rcssus. The hearts o. the yodn2 an pas
olate leap gla lily, aud are Fl lei wlih high
npulscs. wn',s gazing upon these thing -
~ when the soul is scruiInzed, and found
ia5lcssed by clev lied thoughts and gener-
,us i'm 4inings, when the III elect is uacu!.
aired, and the imagin ,tlon cod The SUM
Der If 70 getiuness will fal OIL the dream
D. beauty. and the 0lne oi affection be
lnench,d in apathy or disgust.
With mel If gc,iuS sro & feelings and
powerful passions are ever associaei, and
| f beauty is uamng ed with the qualities Of
lrgh thought and affection; dellcacy and
i ne are not admirably blended with men.
Ia attractions, the light of love will soon
be extngushed, aud the generous impulses
f the bosom chilled with apathy and con.
,empt. Men of intellect may yield n mo-
nenlary hopage to beautiful wo al dis
1osed Of other destinations even village
urchn will chase the glded wing of but.
terhy, in bp h cases the eternal splendor
pals upon the senses and something OF an
nate character is sought for. t. su tain
tho regard which beauty excited. N'thing
is 30 naiering 10 the feelings of man a,
tn. exhaustle and quench'ess regari Of
d. sensible female, aud 10 incense % ''ch
can be offered upon the shrine OF W.
mans ambition, as the ayowed and enclu
, siastic affecion Of n man Of genus Is au
T.! thou art m,.an and unneaning 10Y
when contraste1 with depth OF feelng sn'
, cover of mind; aud she who wo I'D AFRO
: gate to herself consequence, from the til'
4 ambition of personal beauty. Is 100 imoe'
e cile in her aspirations, TO merit the atten
y ion of an elevated hinker.
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PisOGsIA 1A'EsIld
BY STEVENS II. MASON,

Gopernor in and oper the State IF Michigan.
Wh re- g. by tho sixth section of an oct OF Con-
or IS. n sssd tho Goth dly of April, 1918, it IL
i cl rel. TIA if my rson s. al, within Tn
trri DRY or jurisdiction Of tn UNit d stat 8, BE-
gin or 1 on foot, and provide or pr p're The
az ans, for any military xp,dluon or on'erprlsH
10 lie rriei on from tn nee inst the terrific
ries or dominons of any foreign Primes or state,
or ofany colony, district or 'ople' with wi onthe
u. Stats ar at p ace: my person or persons 40
off ndmg sh II b. d clared guilty OF high mlsFie-
nleinor, and shall b. fined mol exceed'ng 'nre
thousand dollars, and imprisoned not more than
thran years"
And VIII rcls, by direction Of ths President
of ths United States. my attention M oreh
requ stsd to any movements OF mo charic-
ter designated in The the act above cit d, with
| in this st 10, and my int,f ranc, desired, I"
| arr 81 III parii concerned should any pr pa.
| raiions be m de Of bostili n ture' ag ms,
| Wy for ign power in amity with tho o"i'e0
| S a,cs.
Nov. Their fore, in compliance with the request
of IN Pr dent Of the United States. and IN vi "
| Of tho popular CONNEXIONS now existihg III IN
Provinces of Upp-r and Lower Cinadl, a.
hereby caution, and enjoin upon III goou CIV
izens of this state and all 9th persons whom
so ,ver, resident or being within our borders
10 abstain and desist from the commission Q
any act which m y, in the least dagrec, v,o'
the Laws of the United ties. or disturb IN
peac, and amity now existing between the pee
, pls Of this Union and the government OF Ire'
Britain.
And I do, by this Proclamation, further cnlol
upon all our officers of this State, to ana IN u
flithful enforcement of the laws OF the onl'e
States, and in the arrest Of oil persons VINO ma
attempt their infringement.
In testimony whereof, have hcreu UNI sc. y
hind, and caused the seal OF the ot., 20
L. o. bc afs ed. this osth day Of December 1873
STEVENS 7. MASON.
By the Governor,
K,syzrNo ParvcusrrE, Secretary Of State.
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From Florida. from Tam.
=, states tina, fivo or six hundrei indians
and negroes, captured by Gen; 1esnp' arc
~ their way TO that place from fort Jupiter,
escorted by volunteers from Tenne SEQ
and some dragons. Sam Jones and Al
lirator are said to be willing nowto surrcn.
der il invited. Captain Hewson is at fon
Mellon, having captured four Indians ano
killed several in the engagement with .
body Of wenty.hve--the rest escaPeo-
Wild Ca, 10 said TO BIO one OF the Pr'sonof''
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* nypTYgs a. BGWMAN,lavmg = csiv

* sgnTEfS a. BOWMAN, having cciv-
= ell 4 r,-suppiy to their former stock of Goods,
whl>hconsists of
Dry Goods, Groceries. Hardware, Gut
tery. Medicine, Crockery, School Books,
'mnt Books, Boots and Shoes, looking
sdsses, WINDOW Glass, 7 ty 0, SLY 10
nd 10 by -.
al of which tn " offr for the lowest cash pri-
ces TIL would lso inform tn ir trl nds AMI
,as,vn rs, both in ~. Jos pm md X Inn ZOO
Count $, hit their L curing mill will b. in OPP
r lion by N Oh + brUsry. when IN y will b.
ldy to nsw Il Orders FOR llouring and b r.
,re or grinding c ston work.
Tlry would frther gv notie tat I'll person.
living on the south 81 of tn river. and coming
o ailiof to ir.d, ut III ir s,or o. y viii Civ
tiiera pass wlcl. 81 npy III ir Fri sc eros
10 an fron Thr1- Riy H.
Trc Riv RS, J-u. 80 1897 3lf
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SpkINI~
ny MRS. HEMANs.

The bud is in the bough,
And the leaf is in tn, bud,
And earth beginning now
I her veins 10 { The hloo1,
Which warmed by summers sun,
In the l3a.b.c Of ths vino,
From her founts will ovcrrun
In ruddy gush OF wine.
The perfume and the bloom
That sh II d cor 10 thu flower,
Ar quick ming IN tic gloom
Or Their suoierr inean bower;
And tn Juices IN ant 10 fed
TrJs, v get. bl ;, fruits,
Un rringly proceed
To lh IL re- -ppoint ID roots.
How awful is the thought
OF The wonders nnd.r ground;
OF the mystic ching-s wrought
In the silent, dark profound;
How each thing upward { ,nds
BY noe sci y decrecd,
And d worlds support depends
On tie shooting of seed.
The summers in her ark,
And this saiGy pinioned day
Is commissioned TO rjmirk
VIII thcr wintcr holds har sway;
Go back, thou dow of peace,
VITA tho myrtle on Thy wing,
Say th,t fools ana tsnpests C 5Ise,
And the world is ripe for spring.
Thou h st famed the sleeping earth
Til lcr dreams arc all uf iiowsrs,
And the waters look in inirth
For III ovcr-hanging bowers;
The forest seems to listen
For the rustic of its l.lves,
And the very skies to giisten
In The hope OF sum.ii>r caves.
The vivifying spell
ii .sb IA felt b Meath tn wave,
By the doormous in las ii,
And tn mole wIt1in TIE eve;
And the summer tribes that creep,
Or in air expand thsir wing,
Hive started from TN ir sic p
At the summons OF TIE Spring.
The cattle lift their voices
From tle v.lieys and th1 hills,
AMI tho feather rae joices
With gush of tun .ful oils;
And If this cioudless arch
Fills III potts song with gl3e,
o, thou sammy mon.n OF March.
B. 1t dolic tic to thee
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H,JzsEsfH <iOODS.-The subscriber his
a LAT ly received new supply of se sonaAlt
GOODS ,consi-'.r:s; "a merino circ 'si MS coz.
mon colored do. I; dark prints sheclmgs; wool.
IN blank It's Canton hsnnes; wooden socks !;
yool n gloves lin I'd cotton do wors G. coniori-
FRS sc &c. Also supply of cotton batting.
wielsirg, and wedding; which lie will sell 10
81 tn with his form stock of goods, al the
low 81 prices for ready pay.
C. l.. MILLER.
Constantine. Nov Is le3i. 21v
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10 a regular meeting cfth Probate Court for
81. joseph Counfy. heldcf the Court House
in CentrerHic IN the 27th day If Nop. 1897,
Ia the NIT of ETPON II fling of Pc
the estato of a. tiiion of VIM. b. Brown
Pear Allen. \AttorneyS for M irwin Allen,
xcntor of sid estate. for Ii ,ense TO sell and
III, rri estate of id ce sed sitnt d IN
IA counties OF st. Joseph and G IS. Michig
h perso al prop riy ing mss ffc mt to ?
IA L,gacis bequcathed by sid deco sod. Or
.crsd, that noico thor of be published al the
Constanin Republican, nowsp per printed in
Coast ,ntn, threc weeks succ 'ssively 10 the end
Iva. al p rsois interest may app ar at tn
Court House in Centrevill' on the ST Mond' y
# 1cember xt At ten O'clock, A. M. an
how c,us, if any thy h We why $ ID lie ms
Mould no. b. gr inted. CYRUS INGERSON.
3v75 Judgs OF Problta.
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SEgAEAE NfsEECE.-CHArIN & OWES
Il woull sp c.f.iiy inform III ir FRI NJ
,h,t IN h.v nov t',9r stock Of gools
the new brick luii!ng fw sips 6elow Ia
old st md. aud fpp do0rs ab0Ue the Farmers an
Mech .pice' B NIX.
CHAPLIN ~ OWEN have on hand re-
stock of Groc ri s, Drugs, NJ 'icin-s, in'f
DIV Shlffs, md I'll such othar goods - re usu
ly K pit in simil est blishm -nts, I'll of whic
thsy will soil It low pric S, and from their IN
or Sod fcilti in tn ir NV stand for doil
iHsn IS, tn y fl ttr themselves thu viii b. abb
% pl ,asc those who will vor them with a II.
in ,ro;, I'm, % 1896. lvl
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R-Jdt WEE 81 CGEFaT, BRISTOL,
Il Mouth Little Elkhart, la. arc now opn.
ing an 0x:enslv3 assortment of Goods 10 which
ihev respectfully invite the at ion of The pub
lie IN this vicinity ,mong which IT Dry Goods,
Groc ri *, IL rdw r.. Iron and ills, Crockery,
Boots nd $40 :, ii Is aud c ps, really mad,
slo.hing Drugs VI dicin $, sc. &C.; together
with ri nf Goods, ainbrHcing limos eve
~ article adapted TO tho coGntry II d IL OF
Shich hey will sell at prices thit OFF, induce.
~ nts 10 customers.
NJ b Pro luca of all kinds taken in exch,ng
or goo,s. Janu ~ lS 1887. ~
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Z. -. |sGeGDs5 !--is a., ~ SsSs'aJ. 80 4.
~ THOS. MOSEi.EY isr C living fron N ~
York AM B ,ston lis FL an wintr stock o.
GooIs. Tia sssor tmcnt is ext nsIve and WI
j eel tor ibis narSat. CouteU,pl ting naw
arrangement ID my business tn nsuing spring
INV entire ock is offered for Cash, wholssai
md retail much cheaper than any goods arc
bonrh, in this country. NJ rchints whose stock
i due ID will fad it TO thir Advant'gc to ell
and sxa min. Among my goods ire-
Super blue and black broad cloths;
Cadet mixed do, cassimeres, buffalo cloth
hunters cord. merinos, circassa' s, flannels,
rose. blankets, bro. din. table clo'hs, oil clo'i'
covers, corded skirts, silk velvet. padding
canvass. drilling, merino Shawls, buck m''-
tens and gloves, WOODEN socks, hosiery, um-
brellas, DC.
Molasses, N. O.. P. r. and HAVANA SUI
gar. young hyson and black Ten, rals'ns
curranis, candles, soap, mustard, coffee,
doz. shovels aud spades. doz. cast s'ee
axes, 81 kegs cut and wrought nails. &C.
| Constantine Nor. 10. oW1S
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.s.Ss-,,.z-. 1881.
;ss1l vgVEMm5r sTs; a Iass,1A

...es-r.z-. 1881.
s S;s;;sz -: n MICHIGAN (propell
~ Two pow RAJ low pressure omgines) ARCH.
aALD ALLEN NJ st will perform hcr trips for
he pr-scnt sc son grgeably TO the following "a
;-ngcm nts
eavinr De,r't for Bufflo. Leaving Buff for Det't
May, 5, II. IL, ~, Is. Hy,e, IA, 20. 20.
June. i5 81 "a June l. II, ~, ~
july, IA, ~, 20. July u ~
Angus, 10 q. 81, 20 AueIs', Is. ~, IL.
enter. 10 81. %. September ~, -.
OF : TO- 10 ~ ~ o t., Z, 10, 10, 81 81.
Noven 'er, 40, Is November, u, ~, H.
She will make four trips during the season to
tn, Upper Likes.
From Baff 10 touching ut tive Ports on Lake
Erie, Mackiuac, Green Bay Cheboy gan, Mil
wiuki and Chicago. HON ward bound, al Mich
%. City. N W B4ffalo, st. Joseph, and Grand
River. l. avs Bnffa'o June ] and 30, ly %
III PIT. 2. Also avmg Detroit jan 3. July 2
and 81 and Sept 4. On her return trip, she will
leave Chicago June 10, July 8, August and Sep
tcmber IL.
The Michigan is about 500 tons burthcn-is
Y airs Old md her well known strength md sp cd
- well as her unrivAlled Iepu ton as Il sfa YES
3 IRE already known TO III travelling pub
lie. Her acconmo, atoms always spacious and
81 gant, re increased the ait Sc, son by the I'M
nrov IN mt of her Ladies' CABIN, and the acdi.
ton of eight large and splendid stote rooms adj
dining.
Application for p ssagc or freight may be mace
D the mas err on Joar Or to On, following Ag 'nt'
O NEWBERRY & Co. Detroit
HOLT. PALMER g. Go, B'ffalo.
X nj or
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Tn AST CAEL.-All persons indebted TO
IA w. T.. HOUSE, will please call and set
tIo the same by the 18th inst or have the peas .
ure Of settling the same with Justice OF inc
Pace ,s =, 'V' Constantine, April s. 1896. 4olf
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ED Aeon e. EFAIaS.-Jnst received, 5000
1E lbs. ID con and II ims, and for s,ls by
w. A. SANGER g. Co.
Mottvillc, June 6, 1887. 3w49
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100 Children S MOROCCO D0OtS'
The above stock was selected from tn manu-
&C ori,s in the vicinity of Boston. by an expert.
fnced shoe.d al r, and will b, sold to tn tr &c
Nv tn, doz n at small commission, and 1t rdtAi
v nv chez
Nov. Is. owi2
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81 E!sg STORE AE' FsBIssEsEEN.-
"a PITT BROWN g. r. L. WARD living
uttered inio coportnarship for III, purpose o.,
ying md selling NJ rcNandz9, Provisions and
produce, would resp 'ctfnily inform tbs public,
hat thy have just re lived an extensive am
: uer assorm mt Of Dry Coos, r.ty md
Clothing Groc. IS, II rdw-r /. Iron, Nails, Salt,
Boots md Shols. Ii &c. Gl SIS, Quaansw ~,
I. t'ar Oh, P..ints md Conf ciionary, which
hey off for s4ls It unusu lily low prices.
liza lib'r-l discount will be md to Tv' rn
k epars nd 9th re purchasing by the On nifty
"a Prisons residing 1t dstanc will find II
o taair llv4nt e to give MS call for IN =
King purch SIS cls VII r..
*.*Th high'st pric4 will b. pid in c's
for al kinds Of couuiry produce and provisions
N. Il. No Forage wilb, Oh rg d 20 p =
soas tr ding a. tbs sfore worosd5 sast OF J.,
Ri CT ST. Jos phi.
y ri n Oct. 1895. IL
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TMAT. CAP q FWR STORE.-G

Z x w. VAN TINE, resp acfuly inIorIns Ills
ID fri nds and custonrrs, snd tha prblic in gen
eral, that hs can og in be found a. No. SO Main.
t., few doors b low the G nal Bridge, where
4, now has on hsnd md is IN nufacturing, a
.roner 1 assortment CHATS nd CAPS of very
luality,--which, for elegance, Durability and
choapn SIS, gro surp lss-d by mona, at whoesalo
,r retail, and on such terms as cannot fail to
nloasc.
Buff 10. June 90. 1896. FL
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Az UsEC swoRE.-.MUsICAL IN.
IXA STRII MENTS of CIV nv kind and IL

az USEC srORE.--MUSICAL IN
WI STRUMENTS of ev ry kind, and il
great vari ty, pit constantly on hand and f.
: 10 at tho Detroit Bookstore (old stand o.
Morse g. Broiher) where thosc wishing 10 pul
chise aro invited 10 call and examine for them
solves. t., following urticl s can DO foun
,nong the stock now on b nd
Two ry sup ror G rmsn Violincellcs,
Kant Byglss, Post Horns, Hunt RS Pocket DO.
Flint with from on 10 light US,
Pitch pix s. Tanning forks, Violin mutes,
Capo D'Astros, G,iars, witt singl, and douh
Ii bottoms, smsll Bugles, P'ndo Pipes,
Bugl crooks nnl shanks Violin BRIGGS,
r 20 nd bows, Pi no nd Gnii strings
FITS common and 'x'r, Fl geol Is md Cir
onois, Victims, IN Intensive ,sfot.nant, mon
,shich r. TO be found one Of the c. lehr g.
stump of Breton! on of Ciaad0rs fam d in
irum nts, md ons cont ming the stamp e.
Thomson. Admirers Of the Violin are invii d u
al and ex nnine til s celebrated instruments.
Jest c iv rs lbove a rga ASSORTMENT of PI.
ANO MUSIC, VII ssor! 4
ri no inst. ctors Pr C p'ors for the fiutN, fif'
g., Allnirod IRIS for the fiDte violin, kes
bugle and a .geo4t,
Also LAccorl8on. Mouth harmonicons,'
Port .bIa music desks, Bass and snare drums
SC. &c.
AS soon rs navigation opens, every Td!itioh
". ich the m rket quiras will be c ivsd, an,
tn as ora mt L pit full Pi nofortes will bc co.,
a u.ly p. on h8nd, togathfr with all the new
music soon il is pa lish d. Music Associo
TONS will b. furnish d with every thing in thi
in, on the most roqson III trims.
BURGER a. STEVENS.
ID troit IN. 9, 1888. ly76
aSAsgsssATEk'S PATENT PLAT.
z FORM SCALES, r. now in ext nsiv l'sr
in Ill rts Of the u. ST. not liible to get o.
Of or er-occupy bnt It'll, SIP ca--no cxp ms in
adjusting them--no heavy Weights to handle, an
re v,ry convent mt for weighing. The common
onpl int that pl iorm sca.sv ry beiw EN- he =
w md light draughts is in tn sc les coa'.
,lst ly o6viut'd--the operation heing eqa lily
rt in in weighing bodies of any 'ptcity or
mount.
Tn, subscriber has received an agency f"r Tn
10 ofthe lbovo articl in all its v@r tics, al will
soon b, able to furnish scales to ary order witt
which he may be favored
Const ntinH, Nj pa, 1887. AZ
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WDCEskaEsS, Tho subscribers nv
IU r ccived new supply ofGroceri :, wn4c
MAKES tasir qssortm n, complete. Anoag IN ~
nav h. found black AL n SO Tas of liilcf "a
kinds; Java, Rio and Laguira ColaJ; ST.. CrO.<
Porto Eco and loaf anu lump Sugars N w.
molasses rica (; chocolate; spice pepper GIN
Ger. &c. sc. Also new supply of Liquors.
Consisting of-French, American and cherry
brandy; s.. Croix and N. o; rum; Holllnd gin |;
Mad ira, Mllga, Mascat' clAret and Campaign
wines Thcy VIII % $50. sou o, I establishment in
this part Of the country. Tavern keepers and n,,
others wishing TO purchase, are requested u can
and see our goods and learn prices.
Aug. ? 1871 z. l.. q A. MlLLIn.
saw MILL SAWS, for sale BY 20
HTTE;NTHON EARM Efss.--Tht
a .rtscy.hey offers for sale 400 barrels o.
SALT cheap for cash: ,,,,r.~>y
Oct 1897
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-04-25

sps3 CASES of Boo.s and sho this day
Sd - received by THOS. MOSELEY, con-
lining
96 pairs Mems thick boots;
SO calf
26 Kip Z"
so bows thick
$50 Mems and boys thick shoes;
100 calf +"
rs Gents kid dancing pumps;
100 morocco slips;
100 Women's calf walking shoes |;
100 high lace Is
50 gsiter boots
100 leather pegged '
$50 " kid slip pumps;
900 village lace "
so cord morocco /"
so i" {" Grecian lace
so French kid ties;
"a /" iur lined shoes
2oO Misses leather boots and slips
JOO " (hildu.n's morocco boots.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-04-25

yuyHE undersigned hereby gives notice tina,
he will do Conveyancing, take proofs and
acknowlc lgmonts of d eds, morig IS, LAX aiii-
davits. protest bills and notes for non-paymeht'
and attend to all other business pertaining to thu
duties Of his Office.
JAS. EASTMAN JOHNSON.
Notary Public, in and Tor tn, County of -. 10
seph. Const milne Hir;ll 1897. 35t
NOTICE is h roby Civ N, that ldgal pro-
~ ceedIng nave baon I'd ag inst kichir'
R,ole. IN hlDiiu / drunkard, resident OF TN
town Of p mn, G lss Co. and the uni'rslgned nav
been duly appointed Guardians of his p rson a'C
and est IT., all persons are therefors forbid Hing
him lianor for money or any Other artcl, OF val
NC, or trading with or trusting him without the
consent Of said guard ms.
SAMUEL F. ANDERSON,
ORANGE NJ. ROODE,
ABNER KELSEY,
Guardians.
NJ n. All money due will be received, an
dsm ,nds settled by sal guardians.
Aug. Is, 1887. awoo