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public are hereby caution

TAUTsGN.-Th public are hereby caution
" cd against purchasing or taking an assign
mcnt of certain Bond, executed by mo TO one
Harvey Wedge, by which was bound to make
a tito by decd of general warrantec in fee sim
pie to the said Harvey Wedge or his assigns, by
the first day of January next ensuing the date
Of said bond, for tho north half of the north.
quarter of section ten, in township 6, south Of
range west, in the county Of ST. Joseph, state
Of Michigan, containing seventy acres more or
less, which bond bears date June 29lb, Cor there
abouts,) A. D, 1893, ss am determined rot TO
comply with the acquisitions Of said bond, tic
same being fraudulcntly obtained from me.
2wl03 M. G. SCHELLIIOUSE.
Colon, st. joseph co., Mich, July l0.h, 1888.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODs!!

1N The subscribers arc now receiving direct
from New York, large assortment of all kinds
of goods, which they arc willing TO part with,
wholesale or retail, as low for cash they can
be had at any Other store west of Detroit. Por-
sons wishing to purchase will do well to call and
examine goods and prices, consisting of the fol.
lowing:
DRY GOODS.-Cassincros sattincts, be.
vcrtecns, worstod and cotton summer stuff, rcd
and white flannel; 1000 yds. caIicocs; 1000 yds.
french prints and muslils all of tue latest style;
10000 yds. brown Shooting 1900 yds. do. shirt
ing; IL pieces bed tick ~ do. brown drilling (:
IL do. cot bagging; do. apron checks; 900
yds blcached sheeting and shirting, padding and
canvass, cantoon cassonot and striped pant stuff,
summer and winter vestngs; salecia, brown
holland, irish linen, printed muslirs elastic bra.
ces, mixed hose, fancy do, good assortment of
fashionable coat buttons, silk and cotton umbrcl.
as, table covers, brown drilling.
SILK GOODS.-Black, gro.dc-rli 10, blue
black, swiss, cold pondc-soil, iigd. do. florence,
black silk velvet, fgd. satir. Good assortment
of ribbons; black silk brades, cold do, silk
handkerchief, sewing silks, black italian cravats
cheneillo shawls, figd silk vostings, satin stocks
bombazinc and summer stocks; 6 doz. ladies'
gloves, doz. gentlcmcn's do, feather fans, gum
elastic suspenders, &c. &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES.--l00 prs. mons'
titiCh uooes prs. I1cIS seal Drugsu DOOtS Z.
% do. super calf do. 125 do thick brop,ns /;
25 do. calf shoes; rs do kip brogans; $50 do.
ladies' seal and kid slips; 900 do. walking shoes;
so do. lasting do; IL do. CATER boots 50 do.
mems slips; so do. womens' lace boots 400 do.
misses Il childrens' boots and shoes; l ciso fine
brush hats, latest style; IL do wool hnts do
GROCERIES.--5 tons brown sugar. do.
lump do; do. loaf do; hlds molasscs
chests Y. III. toa; a tons java and rio coffee;
kegs tobacco; bb!s. smoking, 9 do chewing
10 boxes soap; do. starch; lS boxes raisina, 2
kegs do. 1000 lbs salerl;us 9 kegs powder
1000 lbs. rice $1,000 scgars 500 lbs. bar lead
400 do. shot; pipes coguac brandy; 2 do. Hol.
| gin bbls malaga wine l basket sweet oil
champagne 200 gals. winter strained oil 200
do. summer do; 300 DO inso1d oil 20)0 lbs
white lead; 100 lbs. red lcid; bbls. spts. tur.
| pc.;tino ! Dbl. whiting.
All of which will be sold low for cash.
A. ANDRUS g. co.
Constantine, July 8, 1893. yI0l
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81 ~ CHANGER a, 3; Circuit, Of tbs torn
n OF June, 1898.
Benjamin Sherman, VS.. George Buck, Simeon
ID. Brown, Jonathan Brown Edward Pi,rson,
Hiram Pisrson, David NJ levitt, Benjamin Coke,
William Z. Halett, aud Elias Ii. Sherman.
II appearing by affidavit that Hiram Picrsoa,
ono of the dcfcnGants in this cause, resides in the
State Of Vermont, and chat David nj. Jcwctt, G-
SO defendant, resides in the State of Connect
cut, and Benjamin Coke and William p. Hal
lott, also defendants reside in the State of New
York, on motion Of l.. +. Stevens, Solicitor for
complainant, il is ordered that tho above named
defendants, Person, levitt, Coke and III illctt,
cause their appearance ia this cause TO DO enter
cd with the Register Of this court,or plead answer
or dcmur to the complainants bill OF complaint
filed in the above entitled cause, on or before the
first diy Of Tic nsxt term of this courto that said
bill of complaint will be taken as confessed. And
is further ordered that tho said complainant give
notice TO said defendants of tho filing of said bill
and of this order by causing the same TO DO pub.
lishcd in newspaper printed in tho county OF
st. Joseph, entitled the "Constantino Rcpu.li-
can" twelve weeks successfully, once at least
each week, and that the FIRST publication be with
in twenty days from the date Of this order.
WALTER CLARK, Dsp'y Register.
/. +. STEVENS, Solicitor.
Dated Juno 90, 1898. 12wl02
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NAUTEON.-Tho public are hereby in
" formed, that the Medicine offered to them
under the name and style Of Doctor John Sap.
pington's Anti Fever Pills, is not Doctor Sap.
pington's Vegetable Febrifuge and Ague Pills
Improved, but an entirely different article-as
the subjoined certificates from some of the most
respectable men of this county and of Indiana,
among many others, testify;
BY reason Of having boon severely afflicted
with the Fever and Ague in my family for a con-
siderable time, / tried all the various popular
remedies Doctor Sapping toms Anti Ferer Pills
among tho rest,) without success--I was finally
induced to try the medicine called Doctor Sap
pington's Vegetable Fobrifuge and Aguc Pills
Improved by which every member OF my family
five in number) were immediately and entirely
restored to health--and having Witnessed its CT.
fccts i'm numerous other cases. am compelled TO
believe them infdlliblc and far superior to any
thing Of the kind within my knowledge.
JOHN b. HITESMAN.
Mottvillc, june 80, 1888.
This may certify that myself and five others
of my family have used Doctor John Sapping.
toms Anti.Fever Pills as n remedy for the aguc
or intermittent fever, and although we strictly
adhered to tho directions, instead of relieving u.s.
sensibly injured us all they were also used by
many of my immediate ncighbors whose sentL
mcnts also express in regard TO them.
RICHARD KELLOGG.
York, Elkhart co., Ia, June Is, 1888.
This is to certify that have taken the Mcdi-
elmo called Doctor Sappington's Vegetable Feb
riiuge and Ague Pals Improved, in case of in.
tcrmttent fever, with singular success, after hav-
ing tried various other comnpunds without sue.
cess. From this f,ct and The results of its usc
in numerous instances which have witnessed,
I am compelled to believe it infdlibie, aad the
only sure remedy for that disease witt, which Z
am acquainted. JOHN DAWSON.
Motivillc, juno %, 1893.
| 1 take this method Of saying publicly, that
have taken the Pills called Doctor Sappington's
Veg table Febrifuse and Ague Pills Improved as
a remedy for tho aguc. II has succeeded with
me so happily in abruptly arrcstipg and entirely
curing tho disease, that take pleasure in recon-
meiding il to the public an article possessing
all tho virtues which il Processes.
| JOHN EDWARDS.
White Pigeon, June 81, 1888.
This msy certify that / was Immediately rctto.
red 10 health from a severe attack ofinternitteni
| f.vcr, by the use of the Pills called Dr. Slppng
toms Vegetable Fcbrtuge and Agus Pills Impro
| we'd considering ths extreme violence ofthe dis
eas., and the speedy and happy manner in which
! | wi5 Islisvsd BY thom, chsoffully recommend
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MIO,rTCE Ts, OWNEEss OE' Yg;s-

lT Sells, &c. Scaled, but separate propos-
ais win be received by the subscriber at the Office
of public works at Michigan city, Indiana, until
the 25th day of May next, at nom, and also at
the office of public works at the mouth OF the st.
Joseph, Michigan, until the Goth of May next, At
noon, for the delivery at each plaza OF 1900 diE-
teen hundrcd) cords Of stole, required TO build
thrc, harbors, To be delivered follows: $40 cords
nv the end of June next 400 cords by the end Of
July next; 400 cords by the end of August next |;
300 cords by the end Of September and 100 cords
by the end of October naxt. No bid will be re-
ccivcd for less quantity than three hundred
cords.
Fhc stone TO he brough: from Big Sturgeon bay
at or near its junction with Green Bay, and off
of public land.
Each bidder will make two distinct bids or
propnsals. One, what he will transport the
stone for pr cord, provided that 1t is delivered
thorc immediately on the shore or wharf, itady
to be loaded. The other what he will ask per
cord, TO quarry tho stone and transport it to its
ultimate dcstnatio. in tho latter case, no stone
of less weight than fifty pounds will be received,
and il shall be incumbent upon the contrac-
tor to deliver as large stone as practicable.
When delivered, tho stone shall b. deposited
by the contractor, directly from the vessel when
convenient, or by means of boats, furnished by
government, free of expense, TO such points as
the superintendent or his agent may designate,
and who will then determine the quantity, by
actual measurement or otherwise, as he may soc
fit.
The superintendent also reserves tho pow
or ofroiacting any bid he deems too high, or when
he is not satisfied of the cipability of the bidder
TO fulfil his bid also, the right TO increase or do
crease, at any time by ono-fourth or less, the a.
mount of any contracts, two weeks NOTICE hav-
ing been given in writing to the other party, and
no bid will he received, unless tho bidder or his
authorized agent, is present at the time Tho bids
arc opened, ready 10 contract.
Parents will b. made IL funds are in tho hands
Of tho superintendent, as soon as rsccved,) foI
tho quantity delivered, 20 par cent thereof being
always rctinedby government, until the compile
| ton Of the contract.
No contracts can DO entered into until tho ap
propri,tous for tlicso works for 1893 arc madc
which il is supposed will be done by the limo these
bids are opened.
| All proposals must be- directed "post paid L
the subscriber al the places for which ia, bids arc
intpnd ID, and endorsed, Proposals for stone fo
the hlrbor of F." Michigan City, Indi
ana, or St Joseph, Michigan, tho case MAJ
| be-
J.B. w. STOCKTON,
Superintendent Of the hirbors of Michigan Cit.
and ST. Joseph.
April %, 1883.
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VILLAIN Nash, ,WNATTACElNzENT.

William Nlsh, lWNATTACElNzENT.
VS. a Notice is hereby given,
VIM ii. Adams. y that, at my instance, writ of
attachment has boon issued by VIM. c. Pcase, a
Justice of the Peace, glinst the goods, chat.cs,
rights, credits moneys and effects of William III.
Adams, an absent debtor, and that the same is
continued Cor trial TO the 18th day of August next
at o'clock, F. M. WILLIAM NASH.
Constantine, May 18th, 1888. 12w95
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'TTACrHylENT.-

ThOmas MOsclcy, a 'ETACiAMENT.-
vs. "a Notice is hcrcOy given,
Willim III. Adams that Tho's Moscley has sued
out III attachment against the goods, chattels,
rights, moneys, and elects of VIM. IL. Adams
an absent d15tor. and that the Same will come on
for trial bafore WIN. G. Pcasc, Esq, at his Office
in Constantine on the 18th day Of August next,
at ono o'clock, Z. M.
THOMAS MOSELEY.
Constantine, May IL, 1888. l2w95
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I'D. -, 4 RAGE, T I,%iyl;dS

&vsrs ar ING AND COMMISSION
BUSIN ESS. The undersigned having taken the
commodious Warehouse formerly occupied by
J. Mason, and lately by Trowbridgc g. Hubbard,
is now prepared TO attend to the storage and
forwarding Of any and all goods which may be
entrusted to his care, and hopes by prompt at:
tention TO business to merit and receive liberal
share of publ; patronage. All kinds of proper
ty taken and sold Oh commission, and liberal al :
vances made.
REFER TO Pratt, Taylor & CO., Buffalo, Joy
& Webster, do, S. juneau, milwaukee, New
BERRY & Dole, Chicago. Hubbard Il Co., do,
JAS. Cook, Goshen. Ia, o. New5,rry, Detroit,
Peasc, Chester, and Co., do, J. l.. Whiting. do.
Britain, Sanger 81 Co. ST. Joseph, a. Ccquiiaid,
f.. s. Swan, White Pigoon.
RUFUS w. LANDON.
lJWhiskcy and salt constantly on hand and
for sale
Mics July H. 1888. cmv,co
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samuel Scrbner, A TTACHMEN,E..

Samuel Scribner, A TTACkEMENT.-
VS.. "A. Notice is hereby given.
VIM. III. Adams. >that have sued out writ
of attachment against the goods, chattcls, rights
credits, moneys and effects of VIM. ii. Adams,
an absent debtor, and that the same will come'on
for trial before Wm. &. Pease. Esq, at his Office
in ths village of Constantine, on the 18th day
of A ugust next, at one o'clock, p. M.
SAMUEL SCRIDNER.
Constantine, Nay IL, 1888. 12w95
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GNHEAP-CKEAP COR CASH.
" 400 gallons brandy GOO gallons rum, 400
gallons gig, 200 gallons high proof spirits. and
wines of most all kinds. The subscribers offer
the above for sale by tho gallon or cask very
cheap for cash.
ALBERT ANDRUs & CO.
Oct. Z. 1897. 66
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Watson Sumner, N "A TT A e. H.
and IL MENT.--Notco is
Peter L. Badly, thereby given, that at our
VS.. instance, a writ of attach
William II. Adams ment has been issued by
VIM. C. Pease. Justice Of the Peace, against
the goods, chattels, rights, credits, moneys and
effects of Wm II. Adams, an absent debtor, and
that the same is continued for trial to the 18th
day of August next, at o'clock +. M.
SUMNER g. BALDY.
Constantine, May IL, 1888. l2w95
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John c. Tory & Co.. N 4 nE a E M i
William ii. Adams. Whereby given, that at our
instance a writ Of attachment has boon issued a.
gaiust the goods cllattcls rights, monies credits
and effects of WIN. IA. Adams an assent debtor,
and that the same will be tried before VIM. G.
Pcasc Esq, Justice of tho Peace, in and FOR
St. Joseph county, at his Office in the village Of
Constantine, on the 9Th day of August next, at
| o'clock, p. NJ. JOHN G.. FORY & co.
Constantine. Mayl7, 1888. 12w95
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MORTGAGE SALE.--NO RE.
lyA DEMPrION -Dcfault having bcep IiYads

EE OHTGAGE SALE.--NO RE.
lyh DEMPrION.-Dcfault having been made
in tho payment of a certain sum Of money, sc.
cured to be paid by an in lonturo of mortgage.
bearing date tho second day of August in the year
Of or Lord on 9 thousand eight hundred and thir-
ty-six, executed by VIM. F. Arnold, of st. Jo-
scph county, Michigan, to Alfred Poo, of the
same place, Of ell that certain piece of land, in
st. Joseph county, known as tho cast half Of tho
northeast quarter and The east half Of the SOUTH
cast quarter, of section fourteen, in township
seven, south Of range twelve west; which said
mortgage was recorded in the Registers Office Of
said county, on the twenty ninth day of Nov en-
Der, in tho year aforesaid at ten o'clock, "A. NJ,
in mortgage book b. pages 1868. The amount
Of principal ana interest claimed to be due ON said
mortgage at the date of this notice. being five hum
drcd and six;y-oight dollars and sixty-two CENTS
said mortgage having been given TO secure tho
payment ofpurchasc money. Notice is therefore
hereby ven, that by virtue Of power Of
sale in said mortgage contained, and in pursu.
ancc of the statute IN such case made and pro-
vid:d, said mortgagcd premises will be sold at
public auction or venduc at the courthouse IN
the village of Centrevillc in said county on tho
seventeenth day of May ncxt, at o'clock, p. M.
ALFRED POE, Mortgage.
]. EASTMAN JOHNSON, Attorney. l2w8l
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nj OTECE.-Thcrai is now preparing for tho
In press, Treatise on the vegetable produc-
tons of Michigan, with view of extending and
facilitating an accurate knowledge of our native
medicinal plants. 1t will alsa embrace an eccu-
rate survey of their physiological action ON tho
human body, BY
VIM. II. MARSHALL, NJ. D., Graduate Of
the University of Edinburgh, Scotland, Licsn-
tate of the Medical and Surgical Board of New
York, hior"ber of tho Medical Society of WASH
tenaw, and Surgeon in the Militia in the state
of Michigan.
Constantine, May Q, 1888 93.f
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i lI ,zs. f.S.HISssss.os,. line

i-.ss<f - -. Is; " le3s.-=Thc pro.ri.
ctors Of tho above Line, will BE- prepared on {,
opening Of Canal Navigation, 10 start Boat stai.
ly from Albany and Buffalo, for fright ami pas
:cngcrs. Their Boats being of tie first clns.,
and running in connection with Tow Boats on
the Hudson River. and Steamboats, and Vessels
on LAX Erie and Upper Lakes, and trust With
these facilities theywill BIO able TO forward pms.
sengcrs and properly with as much safety and
despatch as any other Line. Thankful for past
flvors, they solicit share of public patronage.
q. B. HAENAIIS a. co.
For freight and passage apply to tho following
persons.
AGENTS.
G. b. HANS,ns g. Co., No. z, Cocnties slip. N. Y.
7. LUsR & Co., No. 2, State street, Albany.
II. NAsu a. CO., Sophia stroot, Rochester.
LUsg, MILLER a. Co, Buffalo
Il. NoRroN a. Co., Buffalo.
GrLLIsrIE, JoIcE & Co., Cleveland.
o NEwBERRY Il Co., Detroit.
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controville, July 90. 1888. iOstf
4 NOTfaER CAUTION.-The ab

- NOllak Ih6 SAO G1ONs-lne ABOVE
IA statement from j. w. Cofinbcrry, Esq,
Register of Deeds, will show to the public how
Jonathan Brown obtained certificate from him
on the back of mortgage executed by the
Browns to the Auditor General. security for
the Berrien County Bank, dated 28th January.
1888, stating that said mortgaged promises were
free from, all incumbrance, when at the same time
there was balance of a mortgage on said pro-
perty of $500, with interest and costs on which
mortgage 172 acres of the land described in
Browns mortgage to the Auditor General, has
since been sold. And the following fact will
show how much reliance ought to be placed on
statements made by Jonathan Brown, who, with
the assistance of Edward Person, has conured
ND two columns i'm the White Pigeon Gazette
In Pierso ms letter to Brown, and Browns COM
ments thereon recently published in the White
Pigeon Gazette, they unhesitatingly state sever.
nj times that Cofinberry said he was deceived by
the false statements of Buck and Sherman, and
twice they state, G.. said ho believed Browns in
tcntions were honest when he obtained said GER
tifcate. Now this is tho first time that ever
hoard that any person had accused me of L'a-
king false statcmsnts, or Jonathan Brown ofma.
king any pretensons to honesty. The Bank
Commissioner, after discovering Browns ankle
iy to become banker, refused to receive his
mortgage to the Auditor General, as Bank secu-
fifty, unless he would make oath that Coffinber.
RVS certificate on tho back of that instrument
was truc and correct This same Jonathan
Brown did make oath on tho 18th of May, 1888,
before Justico Hunter, that said certificate was
correct. Notwithstanding the Same lien of $500,
with interest and costs, remained against the
property and still remains unpaid. If any per-
son should wish any further knowledge OF
Browns character for moral honesty, or truth
and veracity, they can sec Edward Persons let.
tor to mo dated at Detroit in May 1887.
BENJAMIN SHERMAN.
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II OOK All THzS.-Thc subscriber has
HI received thrco doz. CLOCKS, which he
will sell cheap for Cash, Wheat, Corn, Oats, or
any kind of Provisions.
JOHN P. GLADDING.
Constantine, Feb. T. soft
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L. +. COOK, President,
G.. Il. GROUSE, Cashier.

EEREEE'S SALE.-By virtue Of an
~ execution issued from the Circuit Court, for
tho county of st. Joseph, Mich, against the
lands, tencmcnts, goods, chattcls, rights, credits,
moneys and effects of John w. Ladd, have at
tachcd tho following land, viz: lots no. and
in section no. 10, in tn, village of Constantinn,
in tn, county of st Joseph togeth,r with the
buildings thereon all of which shall expose for
salo, at public auction at tho Court House in Gen.
,roville, on Wednesday the 18th day of August
next, at 2 o'clock, Z. III.
EDWARD A. TRUMBULL, Sh'ff.
Caniroyil,, Juno 23i, 1888 Sw9J
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n d1 SHARES of he Capital Stock Of
e VI the Bank of Con 'stantnc, for sr!c by
w. A. SANGER.
|. Mottyilla. July Q6. 1897.
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a DMINISTRATOs'S NOTICE.
"A Having been appointed Administrator on
the estate of Richard ]. Lown, deceased, all per-
sons interested will take notice accordingly.
MICHAEL LOWN.
Florence, July Z 1898. 102r
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II IST OF LETTERS remaining in
IL the Post Office at sherman, June 80, 1888.
nj Crofoot Richard Vroeland
Ira Willard John Lamphair
Dyantha Graham Joseph Bartholomew
Daniel Carr James ii Cass
George Thurstin William Shepard
Isaac Culver p H Buck Esq
Levi Chilson Nathan Skirven
Hannah II Depuy Hiram Sayland
Charles Aldrich 2 Samuel Akin
Orrin Laughlin 2 Mr. Edwards
Alvira Gardner Rodman Baker
Bethel lows Jacob Martin
Obid Worth Stanton Lamphair
John Newhall John Parker
Frank Warson Daniel Hinebach
VIM Johnson John Filkins
Sally L Harrison George Day
Henry M Ransom Casper Reed
Henry Moore Isaac Gray
o. RAYMOND, p. NJ.
Sherman, June 80, 1898. 3wl0l
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~ UININE FOR SALE, by tho ounce
NJ or drachm, at the Post Office, White Pi-
peon. CHAPMAN YATES.
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nj AsV N0ERCE.-LUTIiE +. STE.
IA VEINS g. WILLIAM c. MONTROSS
have formed partnership in the practice of law,
and will attend to all business committed to their
care in the several courts Of this state either as
Attornics, Solicitors or Counsel.
Office in the Exchangc-east end.
Ccntrevillc, July 5, 1888. Vol
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TyO COUNTRY MERCHANTS

~ Boots and Shoes at wholesale and retail, at
The City Shoe Store Detroit, No. SO, Jefferson
Avenue, directly opposite the Museum those
who arc in want of good aud fashionable arti-
clio will find gcntlomons, ladies' and chidrens'
boots aud Shoes as cheap as can be bought in the
state Of Michigan.
~ AS cheap by the dozen as by tho case.
N.B.-The above goods arc all now and fresh.
Also, in connection with tho above goods, have
an assortment of ladies' and childrcns combs,
hair, cap, twist and dress.
JOHN J. DAVIS.
Detroit, July, 1893. yl01
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DRAss KETTLES oc different sizes,
lp for sale by a. ANDRuS & co.
J4n 81.
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TONsTAHTHNE CASH Score
~ LENISHED--Thom,s Moseloy has
inst returned from New York with a fresh stock
Of goods, which no will cell at his former redu
ccd prices for clstcrn funds; for Michigan mo-
ncy trust my customers will have no objections
TO ply the difference of exchange.
Particulars next wock,
My II, 1883. "a.
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EISE0Uss, at 81 per hundred for sale at all
a. times, and CASH paid for WHEAT. at
Three Rivers by SMITH g. BOWMAN.
April 5, 1887.
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yE7HfE subscriber has for sale 100 barrels Of
e FLOUR which he will sell at the lowest
market price for st. Joseph County money.
JOHN A. APPLETON.
Constantine, May 80. So