Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-01-11
WHERE THE LATE OCCUPANTS
Tstsr MAY BE FOUND. - So
rsric:. BUILDINGS to be Erected,

the sseps leading up into the Hall in the
third itery. Others think it possible ii was the
work Of an incendary. There is no doubt, how
ever sbut,it started uader the stairway, as, when
she door Of Dr. longs room, on the south side Of
the stairs. was opened the fire had just roxen
through the FartitiOp, and had burned holes in the
fioor above D,le's and Davidson 4 Co.'S store
rooms Immediately under the stairs.
In our notice last week ofthe FIRE we neglected
TO state the amount OF the loss the brick build
Ing, in which ii originated, 1t was ON ned equally
BY Mr.. Norman Woodward and Mrs. O. E. Hew-
EFT, widow Of the late Mr.. Rufus Hewett. They
weFe Insured IN three or four companies to the
amount Of $500, and Mr.. Woodward estimates
their loss. over and above the amount Of the in
surance at sl0,00o, which would be estimating.
she building alone at $4,000. 1t cost some &c.
600 or 5 900 to build it, we understand, when
labor and materials we're from so to 100 per cent,
cheaper than they arc at present
We estimated the less by the Ere last week at
$4,000. Upon more csrcfule.tirnate in
eined to think we estimated Il at from $4,000 to
$4,000 TOO high. The Democrats estimate of
S2S0.S90 wasAwild. We cannot conceive of any
benefit or advantage to be derived from such an
exsggeratiou Of the loss. After thepiyment of
the insurance to those who had their stocks am!
buildings insured 10 not believe the net loss OF
the suffsHers vii exceed $4,000.
Owing TO the confusion into which we were
sl.rown.by the fre,-having thought it necessary
to'rennove most Of our type and csses,-and the
haste with WI ch our article was written last week.
We did some injustice to the fire companies, in not
speaking OF the services they rendered; bu. they
viii pardon the omission, trust. They did all
thatvas in their power and doubtless, by their ex.
srtioRs, prevented the fire from extending bey ond
the block iniwlnch.i il started res
Most Of the brsinc,s rnen who wer. burned out
have fonnd other locations.
j. VI. Dale L. Co. n.y be found in Cleay Glands
Old store room on L. Porte street. aa' Il =
Davidson Co have purchased NJ. Chas. Pal
merssntige stock Of Goods and have taken the room
lately occupied by hin. They get s.. 500 for their
dam.ges 80 ''e---s 4 p .sts.;a
Mr. Paul. Boot and Shoe Merchant, has taken
par; OF the south room of Westerrelt's building.
r. A. Simons, Grocer, is in the sane room.
Geo. Koch, Boot and Shoe merchant, is fn the
east room OF Pamers building, south wes, corner
Of La Porte and Michigan streets.
-'s Baiu & Co, Druggists, IN the west room of
ClcIv efands building on LaPorte street, sdjoi,ing
Dale 8 Go. They we're paid the full amount, Of
theirjess. +; sr.f7sr. -a7o.+ ...s.-s4e =. .fa-
Ab. Becker &c Co. have pa, their goods in the
baserncut offs. & NJ. Bccker's store, snd talk of
fitting it W and using il for sales room,. uatil
= they can do bestsr. Their loss has been ADJUST
cd. r ssrs-a 80
Mr.. Dttnham las taken his stock back to Indian
.,'spoIis lie received 500 c. $500 fer the damage
he sustained. lul. r.t .f.oe la. ..f
4 Philips < Johnson. Attorneys, now occupy the
northses. roomr second floor, in Pershipg's build
ing s.-.1s asr Hsfsl q
'f'7J J. 'weckerIce, Saloon Keeper has purchased
the building west Of the Baldwin House. on Laporte
street, and is moving Il to the eorner OF GaLo and
Michigan sIeets,oa the Obj Couglc ssriar
= wm Hill intends putting up a temporary build
p ingcn The back part of his bot, and expects to
commence baking again in week.
-Dss- t. i. & A. o. Borion hare procured rooms
On the second floor of Westervelts building
r' A. Rcnbsrger,Saddle and Harm essananu facturer
is on .he second floor in Palmers building on La
porte street $500
MrssS NTH and Shook. Miners, are on the
second ilsor of Brownlee's brick, ADORE Dickson &
CO.: Hardware store.
4 ,Reiscssr, Merchant Tailor, has opened in
: The room opposite the Bank.
Nichols & Deniston arc putting up a building
opposites The Post Office.
e., Hon. VI. A. o. Packard ha. .ecure, roou,. on
the second floor OF Brownlee's brick i..saf
A. HozendorF, Barber. has resumed business in
the roOE adjoining this Office
D.liirtman. Saddle and Harness ,anrf..,....
% "'""u'"c'n'er'
-..--.s.' - '.' VI. eous' sac OF
Co. as a tin shop. -.
-. Eoon,z q. B,rp e,ts R,,,.t.- ~.
>" '"e ''oH
gu 'ie soulheass CORNER OF Laporte and Center
streets.
The sufferers not mentioned above have not xet
Qualifications, or we have not been able 20 end