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Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-04-04
NEW HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
Extract of letter to the Editor, dateL
Washington March %, 1898.

Extract OF letter to the Editor, datel
Washington March 90, 1898.
THE result of the cleo ion in Nav Hampshire,
on Tuesday last for Governor, Senate and
House of Representatives,, has just been receiv ID
Governor HILL is reelected by three thous md
m jority eight out of twelve ID ,mocratic Sena-
tors are elected, and majority of fifteen or
twenty in tho House of Representatives. All
branches of the government are decidedly domo.
CT tic.
The F,deralists in Congress, as well as in
Boston and Now H.mpshra, have been conf.
IDENTIFY anticipating the triumph of fed ,ralsm in
the granite state. They have directed, from all
quarters, their utmost exertions 10 defeat the de-
mocracy of that slate NJ this election. Amidst all
the panic kept up in Congress and in thu fjd)rd
newspapers, against all tn, desperate efforts OF
that inscriptions and desperate purity, the de-
mocracy of New Hampshire have ag in bs,n vic
tor6us. Tao township elections just held and
holding in New York, indicate a return Of that
stlto, also. to the paths of democracy at the FIJI
elections"
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-04-04

Wo copy the report Of the two Bank Commis-
sioners for the cas- tern part of the Stats, and II
letter from Col. Fitzgerald, the Commissioner for
the western part of tho Stats, to the editor Of
thu Calhoun County Patriot. We believe the
Commissioners are doing their duty; and we
shall soon know, what institutions have been es.
tablished with intent to dofraud the public.
1t is Whispered around, and generally believed
that some OF the CHARTERED BANKS of the cas-
tern part Of the state have been instrumental in
establishing the Genesce County Bank; and in
fact the most of those which have turned out to
be swindlng concerns.
We consider it an unjust principle, TO condemn
all the banks established under the General Bank.
ing Law, because four or five have been found to
be fraudulent concerns. We believe that there
are os cool institutions under the General Bank
ing Law, as many ofthe chartered banks.
We copy the following from tho FREQ Press
upon the subject Of tho so!vcncy of til, "Wiid
Cat Bsnks," as they are called:
"The committee appointed by the Bank Con-
vention, hi in this city in February, TO cxIii-
inc into tho affairs of the several institutions rep.
resented In that Dody, nave just completed tnelf
labors. We le irn from ono of the committee,
on whose statements tho fullest reliance can be
placed, that thsy iolni most of the banks cxami.
ned 10y them in an cxcell9nt condition., and that
some twsRfy.tipo or three Of them had on an
average Nth % fractiona! difference, ire dot.
Oars in specie, actually oirned and IN their
Uauits, to eight dollars in circulation, besides
their mortgages and other securities. SO well
pleased arc tie committee with TIE general con.
dtion of the joint stock associ ltions, tn It thsy
regret they wero not empowered by the conven-
ton 10 lay tho result Of their investigation be.
fore the public.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-04-04

We have received list of military appoint.
meRts made on the nomination Of the Governor,
in convention of both houses of the Legislature,
March 3d. 1888. We shall give the entire list
next week.
Isaac j. ULLMAN, Esq, of this village, has
been appointed Brigadisr General Of tho 18th
Brigade.
SAMUEL A. CnArrN, Esq, Of White Pigeon,
has been appointed Colonel of the 25th Regi-
mont.
These are both good appointments.
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The Last Snake Story.-I reckon this
ERE country ofyourn is pretty considerable
productive, stranger, isn't tP said down.
caster, who had just arrived in one of The
new Mississippi settlements, to person
whom he met, one Of the regular meat.axe
breed.
There's not such another country be-
tween this apd the State of Buncombe, in
North Carolina,' replied the Mississippi set.
tier.
Raise good deal Of cottng, chr
Lots OF it,
'All.fred quantities of game in this sec.
ton. s'pose.
considerable of a sprinklng,' specially
snakes
what sort Of snakesP
Rattle. snakes and copper-heads.
ooh get out du tell, Iwant tn know If
they're so almighty tbickl'
Rather. Dad and went outth morn.
ing snake-h unting-klled only cord and
quarter-but then it was bad snake
morning, and you must make some allow.
ances.
ooh I'll make all 'lowances and tracks
out Of the settlement at the same time. But
Jest tween ourselves, if il has rally been a
good morning, how many cords du you
'magin you'd akilled.'
Five is about an average!
Fire ? You don't say sol
yes do. though.
(which is my shortest way out OF this
Gre settlement! I've strong ideas of slop'
ing, forthwith.
keep right straight ahead
"Well, ] wish you good day. Give my
best 'spects to your dad aud tell him
hope he'll have better snake. weather mex
time he goes out. Pm o.p.h'--N. o. Pic
ayiine.
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COMMON SENSE.

In the Senate on the 9Th ult., the bill to in
corporate the "Bank Of the State Of Michigan"
with capital two millions ofdollarsw IS passed
5y the following vote, and sent to the House for
concurrence:
YEAs-M ,ssrs. Barry, Clark, Comstock Cook,
Cooper, Curtis. Korcheval, Kingsley, Mickey,
Moore, Wiug-ll.
NAys-Messrs. Barlow, Bradford, Summers,
Woojbridge-4.
This bill was referred by the House to the CON-
mttec on the Judiciary
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Town Election.-The election of town Off
GERS took place on Mondoy last. The entire
democratic ticket was elected, with the exception
of Town Clerk, and one Of the three Justices OF
the Peace. The test question was on the elcc-
ton of Supervisor. The democratic candidate,
John G. Cathcart, was elected by majority of
twenty -one votes over Norman Harvey. the wing
candidate. ErAstus Thurbsr, the democratic
candidate for Constable and Collector, was elect
cd by much llrgor majority, over his compsti-
tor.
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Thr,. Rivers, July 26, 1887 6ws6

ETGEs SALE,-A Violinccllo or Bass viol,
IL M de in Paris, and of superior tone and fin
ish, together with two we'll finished bows: the
whole enclosed in convenient case. Also,
quantity Of music arr ng ID for that instrument,
and onc OF he best Instructors ever published.
Also, very superior london made, ebony, sill
yer mounted, eight k ed Flute, contaiacd in Q
mahogln box; tog lthcr with large quantity
of well selected music for that instrument.
Apply to tho subscriber, 3 miles from the vii
lag, of Constantine, on the north hank Of the St.
Jo,sph rivr JAMES II. HENDERSON,
Msrch 7, 1888 S4tf
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performed with fidelity to the public and
with Justice to the banks.
o No Bank Of respectability should dis
grace itself by receiving and paying out
at its counter such worthless rags and |
cannot but suspect that such banks as do
90, are participating in the profits. | dis.
regard the threats of a certain gentleman
residing at Pontiac. who has promised 10
!" use me ups" and shall continue 10 give
the alarm when see the people likely TO be
defrauded out of their hard earnings, and
the character Of the State destroyed.
THOMAS FITZGERALD,
Bank Commissioner.
sss Marshall, March %, 1888.
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CONSTANTINE REPu aLIcAN.
wEDNEsDAv. ApRnL4. is:ts.
AUTHORIZATION BILL.

10y DETROIT, March 80, 1888.
Sir--The appropriation bill has this moment
passed the Senate. 1t passed the House yester
day. This bill provides that three hundred and
fifty thousand dollars be expended the ensuing
year on the southern railroad, and the same a.
mount on the central road. On all the works OF
: internal improvement the bill provides that tho
appropriations DO expended on the eastern por-
tons of the same.
The bill appropriates, in the aggregate, one
million and fifty thousand dollars, to be laid out
as follows: . e,a,t t4-
d For tho Southern Railroad, $350,00O
For tho Central Railroad, $4,000
For the Clinton and Kalamazoo canal, 205,O0o
For the Northern Railroad, 60,O0O
For the Saginaw canal, 47,00O
For the Improvement of the Maple and
Grand Rivers, $4,000
For the impr ovement of Kalamazoo river, 5000
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"A OCgGEsOET az TggesEgi RAW
IA Frs BANK.-The e1ptal stock ol the
Lockport and Three Rivers B INK hlving boon
subscribed, and the institution b'ing thereby or
"rcgnliing binking associations" Notice is
Their fore hereby given, that a meeting of the
stockholders will b. held at the Hotel of George
Back, in the village of Lockport, on tho first
lay of April next, at III o'clock, A. NJ, for the
purpose of choosing nine directors 10 manage the
,fflirs Of said association.
Given under my hand, at Ccntrevie. this Goth
day Of January, 1898. 17tf
ALEXANDER V SILL, Treasurer.
STEPHEN w. TRV ESDEII., Crk.
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TNAEsRs TO EEi,T.-Thc subscriber wish.
a es to let his improved land, containing about
forty acres, for one year or more, on shares, in
the usual m inner; there is COOL barn on tn.
promises, tlro3 mil west of til, village OF Con.
4tantine, on the north Laak of the st. Joseph
river.
JAMES ii. HENDERSON.
March 81, 1898. S7tf
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VAvo V,ANBD SsSyAEEsS ONHa u
IA CREEK, AND THE ADJOINING
COUNTRY.-All persons inter ID therein, are
hereby notified that the subscriber intends erect
ing a SAWMILL, of the most improved con-
siruc!ion on Mill Creek in the town OF Constan-
tine, about ons mil, and half north of Ringers
Mill, on the West half Of the northeast quarter
of section thirty, in township seven, south of
rangs twelve west. The Mill will be in opera
iion between this date and tho first day OF Au-
gust next. JAMES II. HENDERSON,.
Constantine, Feb. T. 1885, eotf
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pWc learn that the Stage proprietors up on
that part of the Chicago road from Codwater to
Niles, dropped tho mail on tho first day of April,
in consequence of SONS misunderstanding with
the mail consr Ictors. Tho mail will probably
not be delayed moro than day or two, however,
as it is the duty of The Postmastcrs upon tho road
to hire the mail carried through.
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Hon. Mr.. NorreIps Speeeh.--Wo give place
to Mr.. Norvells speech upon the Sub Treasury
bill. II is extremely lengthy, but will richly pay
any one for giving it pcrusaI. We hope ii will
be read by all.
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.Good.--A bill has passed our legislature Civ.
ing bounty oftwo cents per pound on all dry
Beet Sugar manufactured within tho bounds of
this state. We shall publish the law next week.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1838-04-04

A New York correspond mt of the National
Intellg ncer, of tn, l4,h srys, that 81 900 900
of Michigfn Stat, stock had just been thrown
into market in that city and hid been quickly
taken up for the Enrop,an market.
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Mr.. Lancaster's Speeeh.--we have just re.
,ccived Mr.. Lancaster's speech on tho railroad
question. 1t will APPEAR in our next paper.
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IA GREGORY, MERCHANT TAI
CO LOR, (rsccntly from Boston, would res
poctfully inform tn, citizens of Three Rivers and
lis vicinity, that no has taken room in L. Nose
US store, whor, he will DO happy to execute all
orders in the most Fashionable, Style,
Tie will keep constantly on hand, an assortment
of ready made clothing also good supply of
Bro I'd Cloths, CJssimores, Sattinetts, Vcstings,
and Trimmings, which will be sold low, and made
10 order.
Thr,. Rivers July 96. 1897 6w56
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HDLOUGHES.-Lrge size breaking up
"a Ploughs; also, small size do Woods Pa.
tent, for lie by c. l.. 81 A. MILLER.
n B.-Most kinds of Wild Cat money reed
March %. S6tf
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uBoats are advertised to leave Detroit for
Buffalo, in day or two. The Cleveland papers
say there is but very little ice In the Lake.
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VI ODMHNG GLASSEs.-Th, subscri
IL bers ofior for lie an extensive assortment.
ISAAC j. ULLMANN.
Constantine, Nov. Is.
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~ GTRAYED from tho subscriber,
<a[NS living about mills cast Of DR..
LIZA. vorse's Mill in Branch county, on or
about the Goth Of February, dark iron gray
horse Colt with black mane and tail, one year
old tho coming May. Any person giving the
subscriber information whore said colt oan be
found shall be Literally rewarded.
NELSON WASHBURN.
March 1, 1898. Swe4s
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BANK OF CONSTANTINE,

TKVEnE hours OF business at this Bank, will
Ia hereafter be from 10 A. NJ, 10 l2 M. and
from g. to o'clock, p. NJ Discount day We'd
nesdly of each week. Paper for discou should
be off red prior to 10, A. M. Of TINT dgy
BY order. CHAS. A. HOPKINS,
S2tf Cashier.
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MgTfD7RTfsAdsE SAAs..--ND ESE1-
Ea DEMPTiON ID fault having been mlte
in the p ymcnt Of certain sum of money, Sc
cured to be plid by an indeuture of mortgage,
bearing DIT the second dry Of August in tho year
of or Lord oio thousand eight bundled aud thir-
iy.six ,xNcutad by WIN. i. Arnold. OF st. DO
ph county, Michigan, to Alfred Poe. of the
SINE placa, of Ill th cert in pi5eo OF lnd il
~. Jos ph county known as tho cast huff of tic
northeast quarter, and the cast half of th south
cast qplrt,r, Of section fourteen, in township
sov1u, south Of range twelve west; which ssid
mortgage was recorded in ths sgistar's Office o.
lid comfy. on IN twenty, ninth day of Nogcm-
br, in III year aforesaid, a. ton o'clock, A. NJ.
in norig g book d. pag's 1868. Thoamoant
of princip i and int rest claimed 10 bo due on said
mortgago at tho dltc Of this notice, being five hun-
lrca and sixty-oight doll YRS and sixty-two cents,
said mor;g g having been given to secure the
p,ymcnt of purchase money. Notice is III Tefors
hereby gvcn, that by virtue of power of
sale in said mortgage contained, and in pursu.
anco of tn, statute IN such cas-, mrde and pro-
vidod, said mortgagsd promises viii DO sold at
public auction or vanduc at The court-house in
in, village of Csn;r vile in said county on the
seventeenth day Of Mlynext, et | O'clock p. NJ.
ALFRED POE, Mortgegcs.
]. E,sTM,X JOHNSON Attorney. 2w8i
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I'll OFFICE Where's, Elizabsth Graham,
~ NY wife, did, on the 18th inst, ave my
bed and boIrd without any just cause or provoca-
ion, / therefore forbid all persons from harbour
ing or trusting her on my account, as shall pay
no debts OF her contracting after this d1te.
JOHN GRAHAM.
81. Joseph Co. Park Township, a,ee
March 20, 1898. ''0o'
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90 MGAAA POUNDS SMOKED
80 WVVT HAMS for sll, by
JOHN A. APPLETON.
NJ 'reh 81. S6tf.
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yUyrHEEgE rs no CEHs;AT EN Tsshi
Il PATENT TANNING MILLS.-P H..
GROVER would resp ,ctfu.ly inform ia citizens
of ST. Joseph and adjoining counties, % i n sun
continues in the Flnnng Mil business az Con
stantine, st. Joseph co.. Mich, and thankful Tor
past flvors he has rec ivcd from the public gen.
orally, he hopes TO nisrit still greater paronag,
from All who wish 10 purchase Finning N I'LL
warranted to clean Grain equally as fast and ss
well as any Mill in Europe or America. Call
and examine for yourselves, as he will have them
constantly on hand.
N. b. Persons living at a distances can be sup
Piled, by addressing the .manufsctnrer nt TINS
place. r. FL ono
Constantine January, 1888. 10y
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A \ ENERAL .ORDERs.-Iald Qnar.

II tSN EEe "A n OkkDEESS.-ltaid (lnar-
Mn tors. Detroit, Adjutant Generals Office,
NJ rch 7th, 1888
The several commanding officers Of regiments
and separate baitallons of the militia of this state
are hereby commanded to order company drills
in their respective commands at and in their beats
on tn following days, 10 wit --l7th gath and
3lst March instant, 7th, 18th, 2lst and 2sth of
April, and the 9Th day of My next. The roll
c,ll to b. at O'Clock, A. NJ. an each of tho above
days. for The purpose Of martial exercise and com.
pany drill
And each commandant Of regiments or sepa.
ate battallons, will order regimcnt,l or battal.
ron review and inspection. at head quarters, on
Saturday, the 18th day of May next, at o'clock,
A. NJ, and report their numerical strength and
condition to their respective brigade inspectors. A
s,rci compliance with this order is expected, and
dclinqucnts and dclinquencies will be reported tc
regimental court martias.
BY order of the Commauder-in- Chief.
SWISS J. r. SCHWARZ, Adj't. Gcn'l.
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SIS A1RsJA3b A. CRFAESzN, o,Whiio ri.
S9 gaon, Agon, for tho "Kalim ZOO Mutual
Insurance Company" is authorized and prepared
oa,tcnd to any bdsinsss for the above company
IN The county Of ST. Joseph.
Feb 10 1881 80
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EUROPEAN MONEY MARKEr.-London papers
Of January 30th, say:
"Thc abundance of money is producing the
gro1tast Inconvenience TO all who live upon their
capital, or by lending ont of money which is d.
posted with them by others. That which is II.
su'lly Distinguished by the term of the ''moncyad
inter ST" has become in fact, for time, the dis.
tressed interest of tn city,"
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Tha Ionia Suh-Trcasnrcr hns illustrated the
system beautifully. Will the Free Press inform
of the precise amount Of mint drops" be.
longing to the p,opl, which he had in his pocket
when he ran away ?-4dpertiser.
Answor--About one-t,Do hyndredths as much
rs the depositc bank b INK of Michig IN, in charge
of tn, wing candidate for gov ,rnor. had in its
vaults when it suspended'-F'ree Press.
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eDMh6M POUNDS FRESH ROLL
GCdDW BUTTER also, 3 barrels Macki-
nav Trout and White Fish for sale by
C. l.. g. A. MILLER.
March 90. S6tf.
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n USE EsE2CEnVE1D AND OR SALE,
o. 900 yds. Saxony Cassimeres,
900 3" Satin Is, by
Nov. 49, ALBERT AMBUSH co.
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~ BBEaEzoaaEi e. HUBBARD,
II Commission and Forwarding Merchlots, al
the old stand Of JAsp-r Mason, Mics, Mich gan.
FEB. Ia 1898. 81
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ADAM SURFACE.


Clear Creek, Warren CO., Dec. 90, 1891.
This is to certify that have been relieved of
my Dyspa ptlc symptoms, which have ben severe
and of long standing, by tbs use of DR.. s. A.
Lltta's b lis IN and Tonic Mixture. l hive
ben under the c1rs of sew raj emin mt Physicians,
snd tried many of tn popular medicines of the
day with but little effect, and am free to say that
these medicines are the best that hav ov,r used.
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L. b. GOODRICH,


ENAEi Ess3' "A SAS NaEEsCsaANT5'
a BANK OF ST. JOSEPH, at Cantrevils.
At meeting of the stockholders Of the Far
mers' and Merchahts' Bank of st. Joseph, AT
Centrevill,, held pursuant to notice tho 18th
inst. at tho banking house, tn, following gentle
men were elected Directors according to law -
VIM. +. Moselay, Thos. w. Langley, Dlni,l
Hogan, VIM. S. Stevens, w. w. Johnston, A.
G. Hubbard, james Van Buren, and Adam Wake
man.
The resignation Of Mr.. VIM. Foster being ton
dersd and accepted, an election for President was
held, and Thos. w. Langley was duly elected.
The public are hereby cautioned g inst part
ing with the bills of tn, above bank at less than
par value, as they will all be redeem d if present
ed within twenty days, either at the banking
house, or at thu store of M sssrs. Burger & Ste-
yens, in Detroit
TIOS. w. LANGLEY, Pres't.
Cantroville March IL 1888. So.
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es tDEh HIEWAE2D.-W. mt adrift, a,
STl3 %VT G INST ntinc, ST. Joseph County, on
the night of :he 10th jim. tn thous md feet of
Lamb r. consisting of wildwood and ash floor.
ing, h,lf plank-r lflcrs, studding and joic,
which ars o.S--2000 fest llth, principally bass,
wood--all of which were in three diff rent plat
forms. The oak timber was on the top-two of
said platforms had the oars TO thcin-on the 9TH
or was two pair of pantaloons and hat.
The above reward will bs given to any person
who will give information where / may obtain
thcm--or 81 for either of tn m.
G.. w. SCHNABEL.
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D-The Row Mr.. Dry, will preach in Mr..
Hunts Hall, next Sabbath at 10 o'clock, A. NJ,
and at the same place at ! o'clock, p. M.
Died, in this yn, on the 29th ult. Eyira J. i,
consort of Hi ram HARDWOOD, aged %.
In Detroit, on Saturday last, Mr.. George w.
II. Fisk, Of the house of Snow a. Fisk, aged %.
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WN HEREAs. my wife Nlncy Ann has
w loft my bed and board without just cause
or provocaton, this is TO forbid all persons har.
boring or trusting her on my account, as will
pay no debts of her contracting after this date.
LEMUEL BOLTER.
Mottvillc, March 20, 1888 4wSS*
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THOS. w. LANGLEY, Pres't.
Cantrcyille, March II, 1888. 81.
EvO n1aLE-DAm BUILDERS.

yEvO HIaLE-DAIH BUILDERS
III The subscriber will receiva proposals for
constructing mil-dam, on Mil Creek, in this
town, at point about one mile and half north
of Ringers Mlls slid dam to be about eight, en
rolls long, and eight feet in height.
Apply to the subscriber, tire miles west of the
will g. of Constantine, on the north bank Of the
st. Joseph river.
JAMES ii. HENDERSON.
March %, 1888. S7tf.
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q 70 sFEAEgES of he Capt. ! Stock Of
A SD the Bank of Con 'stantinc for sll Ivy
w. A. SANGER.
Mottyillo, July 26, 1887.
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EU s. SG y. HANDY, dcalars in Rich
81 IL Staple and Fancy DRY GOODS, first
door west Of tho Illinois Exchange, l. Ike Strcot,
Chicago
February l, 1897. 3ltf
WIXESEDETaON AGAINST CON
EA STANTINE.-By the late For ign ac-
counts app airs that the French have marched
sgainst, and taken Const milne, but the snbscri.
br would respectfully sly TO his old friends and
custon,rs, that they have not taken hmy,t, and
he would be happy to 500 them at his now shop
nearly opposite Hunts Hotel, where he will fit
them out with suit for Canadl, Texas, or any
other part of the globe, tn ir patriotic hearts may
ell them, provided they leave change enough be-
hind thom to nay for the same.
Jan 10, 1898. G. w. SCHNABEL.
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G{EEECT SCMODL.-MissC G. s. BRIS.
~ tolls School for the instruction of Young
Ladies in tho El mcntary and high,r branches
OF l. luc tion will comm nee on Monday the 30
OF ID camber.
UFTh sp,cious II II at Mr.. ]. NJ. Hunts will
b. nccll hi Il as D School roo n. u