The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-09-27

THE DEMOCRAT.
Local AND MISCELLANEOUS.
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Gold closed in New York on Tuesday
at Is
y BARGAIN in town lots can be had
hy attending the Auction Sale at the office
Of [. I'll. Reeve next Saturday.
HENRY Benson has been duly installed
chief clerk at the Parker House-an ac-
cessioa We are highly pleased to note.
JUDGING from the number of squirrels
brought to town by our native sportsmen,
the nim5le little animals of the forest must
abound in large numbers this fall.
The scientific and mechanical produc
tion of p c. does not appear in our
columns this week If p q will take
he trouble to look through the columns of
the Democrat of Nov. 30th, 1865, he viii
find bis article published in full
The Huntington D-mocrat announces
he death Of Mrs. Mizc, of that county, at
the advanced age of III years.
Frank j Zimmerman has retired from
the management of the Columbia City
Posi-, and is succeeded by +, W Brown
TnE DINING HALL at the passenger
depot has recently undergone process Of
painting. and is otherwise much improved
by the skillful hand Of the artist
THERE ARE quite large number Of
individuals in this county owing US small
sums on subscription, and when the whole
are added together the amount is not 20
small If, between this time aud the first
Of January, they find it convenient to pay
the same We will cheerfully give them q
recipe in full
REMovAL-Dayidson & Co have re
moved their stock of Dry Goods and
C.5.hing TO the room north OF f. PauF>
boot / shoe store, in the new brick block
west side of Michigan street. They are
now receiving large stock of goods fol
the winter trade direct from Philadelphi;
aud New York, which embraces all the lates
e;sern styles.
The WEATHER is unusually propi;iou
lust now for the farmer whose fall work j
vet unfinished The cold, bleak winds
and pclting rain, hail and snow will soor
lie upon u, and now is the time to max,
preparations to meet the coming col,
weather
SECOND ARRIVAL OF New GOoDs =
;. & VI Becker are receiving second in
stailment of winter Clothing and DR.
Goods, at their store in Browmlee's block
These goods are marked at very low fg
rres, and are now being sold to suit Gus
toners. Call and examine their large au'
we'll selected STOCK
PorAToEs The potato market for
i,w days past ha. oeen rather lively il
this place, and almost every other Wagon
coming to town seems lollsl with thi
species of vegetable food. The ut in ma
portions of the west has greatly damage
the crop--so seriously in fact, as to lead
the belief that the price Will be unusuall
high next spring.
THE CmILDREN's HoUR-The fir
number of the above useful and attractiv
magazine is before US 1t is a very Inter
estine and instructive work, designed t
inspire childred with reverence aud love
AMI to lead them to unselii,h actions
Published monthly Price sl,25 year
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523, Walnut St Philadelphia.
MISTAKE n TIE PRINTER "-Th
South Bend Union publishes an accour
TIE robbery Of the express Office an
Treasures office at this place aud give
credit to the D,mocrot rs no such bun
glary has been committen here, and as ii
I'm did not appear in our columns, "
conclude that the credit IS a mistake
the printer
NooRE 4 DlCKs6N, in the Po.t oiiiC