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Evening star., 1868-01-14

QY COOPER 4 LATIMER. Auctioneers
- (Successors to Jas. &. Mcclure Co D
Southwest corner Of Pennsylyania ave- and 18th
street, Star Once Building
Evening star., 1868-01-14

594 Broadway, New York, and
1O4 South 10th street, Philadelphia, Pa.
PRIcR-$i rs per bottle, or ak bottles for 1s 50,
deli vered 70 any address. Sold by all Brussists
evsrywhers. &C n -d&Wly
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TIE LATE BISHOP GEORGE a. cARRErL, D. D

From the Cincinnati Enquirer we copy
the following biographical sketch of the
late Bishop Carroll:
The Rt,/Rev. George Aloysius Carroll
was bordin the mansion of the Proprietary
of PENNSYLVANIA, William Penn, at the
corner of Market street and Letitia Court,
in the city of Philadelphia. Pennsylvania,
on the 18th of June, 1903. His grandfather,
Timothy Carroll, a native of Ireland, was
a citizen of Pennsylvania, and was estab
lished, some years previous to the RevOlu
tionary War, rs a grocer, on the principal
mart of Water street, Philadelphia. His
father, John Carroll, was born in that city.
His mother, Mary Julia Moore, was from
Lancaster, Pennsylvania. George was next
to the youngest of eight children, four boys
and four girls. He was sent for a classic
education to the college at Emmettsburg,
Maryland, in 1913. and to the College of
Georgetown in 1916, from which place he
entered the Novitiate of the Society of
Jesus, at White Marsh, Maryland, in 1920
There, for about two years, he devoted his
whole care to the study and practice of
that elevated spirituality which was forever
after to nerve and enlighten him in the
sacred Savocation he there resolved to en-
brace, as q priest of God, taken from
among men, and established in the things
that belong to God" (st: Paul to He62
After leaving the noviceship at White
Marsh, and spending short time with his
family, he entered the Theological Seminary
of st. Mary's, Baltimore, where he was a
cIassmate of the Most Rev. Archbishop
EccIeston and DR.. Charles I. White. He
finally returned to his original Alma Mater,
Mount st. Marys, Emmettsburg, where he
finished his theological course under the
sainted Bishop Brute. In 1929 he was or
| dained priest in the Church of st. Angus
| tine, Philadelphia, by the Rt. Rev. Bishop
| Conwell. He remained for some time at
| st. Augustine's Church assistant pastor
! and attendant on the Furnace Mission of
New Jersey. lie was then appointed pastor
of Holy Trinity Church of Philadelphia.
He then became pastor of Wilmington,
Delaware, attending, also, Westchester,
Pennsylvania, and Newcastle, Delaware.
In Wilmington he founded two admirable
schools one a boarding and day school for
young ladies, in charge of the Sisters OF
Charity, which is now a large and flourish
I ing institution; the other, boys academy,
under secular teachers, now a prosperous
| and popular college, through the labors OF
his faithful and honored successor, the Rev
P. Reilly. In 1885, Father Carroll, at
tracted by his love for the holy exercises
and orderly life of religious community
was drawn from his cherished and success
full labors at Wilmington, which he lef
with the blessing and regret of his reveret
Bishop, F. P. Kenrick, and followed by thu
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FOREIGN CATHOLIC INTELLIGENCE.

The Gear of Russia is doing everything
possible against the Catholics of Poland.
The finishing stroke has been put to the
twenty years labor OF restoring Notre
placing of railing round the exterior of the
building.
On the 9th ult. the Right Rev. DIR. Goss
blessed new bell and opened a new tower
at the Roman Catholic chapel at South
hill, a place about three miles from Chorley,
England.
The Holy Father has been recently effect,
ing extensive alterations in every depart
ment-that is to say, he is making some
thing like o reform, and filling up important
posts with more capable men.
The inhabitants of the Island of Sardinia
were afflicted lately with visitation of To-
Gusts; Plus TX came to the help of the
warm hearted islanders, both with contri-
buttons of every kind, and with his power
full prayers, one and the other of which
were most efficacious.
The Catholic Bishops Assem- led last year
at Flu da, in the province of Hesse, decided
on the foundation OF Catholic university
in Germany. The subscriptions Have
hitherto produced but relatively small
sum. These prelates had, however, FASTENED
to purchase at Munster, a town which con-
tains large number of their co-religionists,
a piece of ground on which the establish
ment was to be erected.
the Pail Mall GaSette writes g Nothing is
now tailed of at Rome but the new saint,
Maria Taigi, a washerwoman in the service
of the Chigi family, who died there in 1887,
in the odor of sanctity. Agreat sensation
has been created by her prophecies, which
tall, now ninety years of age, who has
faithfully related them as the events sue
cessively happened. The proof of her pres
ent residence in heaven is incontestable,
though her body is still on earth, having
been exhumed from the catacomb of the
church ofSt. Chrysogen, in Trastevere. The
corpse was found perfectly fresh and fex-
ible, and is now exposed in a chapel ar
dente, raised at the expense of the Princess
Barberini, in the aforesaid church, where
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two nosst;nns viii also hes attached While
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W9..-A coIresPonoent rom baenos AyIes,
Wnnn& 4noer nate OF Ine i4tn OF Angusts
says lmme.a1eiy Mser tne DaItie OF
canoes, Oh winch spoke In my LAST,
spanish priest In the allied army obtained
PERMISSION TO go 70 the Parag9ayans, yet
on the Peninsula, to persuade them to sur
render. He took with him not only the
flag of truce, but the cross, symbol of the
faith common to him and them. Holding
it before him, he penetrated to their camp
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THE MORNING. STAR AN
: = = ~, = : 4A- $3.50 -.
T----
Rev. Bishop Gibbona administered the So
rament Of confirmation 1t st. Louis Church,
ClAfksville, Howard county, Maryland.
There were thirty-two persons confirmed,
Win Ine oAslaoI0l ~ ..1go RIoPOtsa03. "
eleven converts IN tnes numeer. -
sPeaks "on TOT e. LOUIS Cnufcn An0 W
Cs. ~. ~ .YI.Is Mnlcn YlovAAs IN AoWa3~
anu Sne SNJclnsnS SS1ns0e.
BssAcp Ntoools Ct Cs.hsysand.-From the
same paper: We clip the following: The
good people Of st. Patrick's were very
agreeably surprised on. seeing in the sane
t1ary, the Right Rev. Bishop Gibbona, re-
Gently consecreted for the vicariate Apes
tolic OF North Carolina. Solemn high mass
was celebrated, Cor0~ Eptscopo, Rev. 4.
Brennan acting a. assistant priest 70 the
biah0p, Rev. L. Malloy celebrant, with Rev.
Mesers. Cary and VOllmye1 - deacon and
sub-deacOn. After the gospel, Bisb0p Glib
bOns, In his uspal interesting, plain, yet
f0rcible style, engaged the CLOSE attention
ing the delivery OF Q touching discourse on
the Church, as . compassionate, yet glorious
mother, thereby calling forth our sympa-
thy, love, and admiration. The congrega-
ton being well aware OF the vast heid OF
labor on which the youthful preiate -.
ties to be encountered, the destitute state
of that new diocese, and the great need,
conse!uen.y' ~Sn Jug 80, u.I n. n.S ~ IN. :.
nouasse s'u, .h;e $500 c.o " 1919 " "
S"mS'.Ja so.oe ~ e. "n,,orea+;",r ne, ~
S ~. S;.ho, thrn, v .Sa;I ast1, H.
sc1se u az ssso SeOk, s1.o f'''s 'Ao
s"1 VI ~NSoo'
DIOCESE OF ScRANToN.-instGttGtt0 81
Right Rev. Wi9siGns OHarG, O.O-The eff
feet produced upon the good people Of
Scranton, who witnessed the imposing cere-
monies on Sunday, is not soon to be forgot
ten. 1t was the occasion of the installation
Of the newly-consecFated Bishop Of the See,
Right Rev. William Ohara, and was partl-
cipated In ny three bishops and o large
| number OF the clergy. Inc ceremonies
were the most imposing OF any ever wit
| messed In scranton, and aitnough an I'M
mense numoer OF people was present, many
more would have been IN attendance had
any notice been gwen Oh the contemplated
! ceremonies; out In consequence OF the Ill.
nut t;, =" ,,.,. e r.,,ttr n4h;n S.Tn;ta %oa;,o
LII Sa 10y 49,, T., $500, gnt;i the E.;das 8
usem N +ha aarsmn,,;as IN Snndav Ths
ph.ea s4 sI,ad snnn hasora tha arintaS
,s a. az n nets a;sios Is;n,, aInrl,aJ
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:
MORNING star AND CATHOLIC AEssxAan
NEW R1.kAHsa,: suHDA =, OcKObEk ~. isss
--1 -.
DoAAsIW 1HTxxc
NJ - ~,
DIOCESE OF aALvAsfoa.--ine Ss $50, ~
tonic Herald of the 18th ult: has the follow
inr:
1. < ~. ,rha corner atone Of
&, 1nsPossIg OcsoMOrry e a., TorrenS"n =.
.nc Lasn0.S ,sI.cao az the old Me.ican eai-
Sclsasu ~ -. ~ Srsrtic, no Mas.,. Tvran
h.1tsrass fSnr o,clock. The Ceremony VS.
sC1n, 80 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. and vns rerTSrmed
~ tSs Rsr Fatber ssrr1. assisted ~ thres
other clergymen, In presence Of large
conconrse OF people. Inc sas ansclRs1HHa on me
Ssrn1c,,f~m ~; Gsm Homini.. y and in
tha varnacular means: g Behold the Tab
ernncie or Dvellinr Dlsce Of God with Men,
In.Sda ~ the stona the names Of All the
Stata ofacers elected by the people, from
J ThrocE.onrton down. "a we'll a onr county
ofsciais not those holding the diferent
o1f3cas nv ho~onet mower. INT those chosen
by tie 3ree white people of the county.
TShreA comics Of the San Antonio Daily Her-
az. two copies Of the ' Msriooao Dessocrate,
and 0naryn COPY of the Express were also
Deposited.
ne y ha. C' nam sass " a. S.r
c c mas Seea ,.h;ah ";S1 =. hont
1inn nnS tnc Syss " VII. .h W. - ~" IA
@ - 80 ~. o.S iayt s h,;Sa;nU IN tha
M;5' S SnS y. s. na nu xh;nn hns l..nt.S
low On more oa.'l ss s.Lu ~ 1sss1sss
Chan any TINS side OF mexico. nuHurS 3,
Datties have, douDtiese, oeeh iougnI around
u, ana ~ mas Deen successl.eiy s unuer
Confedefate, ana min.ary rule, Win NO
shgnt eprinkhng OF lndian. puccaneer, anu
anarchlcai sway between times. LIS oenign
innuence mas shone annid ali THESE vicclssI-
tudes like staraoove the changing phases
OF enc SKY, olsen oDsoasea, oae never e Sg,
whenever ne ciouos were ofoken'
Drocxsr OF CIsc1SNAr.-The Teleqroph
- AZ. ,n,,, 81 e;,.,;sbas tho fo,,ou;n1.
~ ,s;,av rost' 4ba Most Pow Arcb.
t,,sy,.,; : ~ ~ 49, E,Snc;scsn Pr"tectcrv cha
nal 7 .ocarc afreet.- ndinitted three Of the
Rrotharslan theiT HOLY. nrofnsaion. and gave
: tie habit to . yousg noyice. Rev. Messrs
the ;nterastinr oceaaion. A new series of
racas and hlsssin os for our v.nth was thus
.fnar,rnrated fnr Which devout thanks to
Cod
Tt.;s rw;Sh aeei, ireorret We learn of the de-
ro;se Of the Rev Coinmbahns. O. s. B. in the
. Renedictinn Monastery. Coyineton. He was
ton Gears a uriest: NAV he rest ii peace. -
!. hide Jacob Finn. IN old and we'll
.zrnnxrn c;f;zen a,f- .{,incinnati. where. on In
nm. NH hiS ancestors resided for genera
ms ,r ~ received ;nts, the Catholic Ghnrch.
last Sunday afternoon. by the Most Rev.
Archbishop Purcell. His dispositions were
most edifying. A married daughter of the
: judge entered the One Fold of the One Shep-
herd years past, and even before her happy
only true Church induced him and his ex-
cellent wife to have their young son pap
TIED Catholic. The judge died last eve
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24

AN n ClDENTal mistake will be made
wien You fail to take advantage Of tie
low prices at Dicksons Hardware Rooms,
first door north of Wes.ervelts.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24
..Barre,t's8 produces bu, one shade.

Drag Saws at
RICK & TOANS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24
0Gicers Elect I'm Council /,
Chapter and fsiue Lodg>
eS for he e fSuing

At the Election of Officers Of Piymouih
Council Number Is iayal ard Select Mas
tiers, on the 9TH inst, the following is the
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24

Go to Losey's for your Christmas Pres
enis- He has the finest and largest as
sortment Of Clocks, Watches, Jewelry of
all kinds, Solid and Plated Silver Ware
in town. The largest by half. He is sell
it So cheap that many a man has made his
pile by buying OF Losey anu selling again
TO other dealers Just such a-.icles as he
now sells for ~ have often before been
rod for three and four times as much Call
frequently.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24

Sleds, Sleds, Sleds at
BROWN BROS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24

ExHIBITIoS CHRISTMAS NIGnT.-There
will he a grand entertainment at C0rbin's
Hall, Friday night, by Prot. David Lutmar
who will exhibit his Luminous Penopticon
of Sacred and Oriental Scenery, in Seven
Parts, as specified in the Circulars; the
Views are both expensive and superior,
and will cover 5000 square feet of surface.
Accompanied by an Explanatory Lecture.
Admission % cents; Children 10 cents. Go
aud see IT,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24

Sausage Suffers 1T
BUCK & TOAN'S.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24
New Advertisements.
Non Resident Notice

State Of Indiana, Marshall County In the Marshall
Circuit Court, February Term, A. u. 1869.
Complaint To quiet title TO Real Estate.
Dan Clark Martin, Thomas Pifteneer, franklin
Martin, William Cessna, George w. Hutchipgs.
and Elisha Erwin
against
Rosannah Piftengef, sen, Amanda Jane Pittcnrer
Nicholas Pittsrgrr. Franklin Pittenger Rosannah
Pittenger, jr, Vernon Pittenger aud Lurlantha r
Parks. E'I
Whereas the plaintiffs In the above entitled cause
has fled this complaint against the defendants in
the Clerks Office Of the MarshalT Circuit Court also
the affidavit Of disinfsrested person that said de-
tendants are Necessarily parties % mid action and
that the same Is in relason Real Estate and that
the drfendants. Rosannsh Pitteneer, SEN. Amanda
Jane Pitienger Nicholas Pittenger Franklin Pitten-
ger, Vernon Piftehger. Rosannah Pffteuxer. jr and
Curisnt r.. Parks residents OF the State
OF Indiana; therefore said dciendanls will take no.
fice OF the tendency of said snt. and that unless
they be vnd appear before the Judge Of said Court at
the next term thereof TO bs yegun and held on the
SIN day ei February, 1862 at the Court Aouse In the
town 81 plymouth, in MarshaH county, and Safe Of
Indiana. and plead. answer nemur to said COM
Plalnf that the same will he heard and deterp.incd
In their absenoe.
JOHN @. CUSHMAN, Clerk.
}. %. as. d. PARKS, Au'ys. ct3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24

Justice to yourself and friends requires
that you should use that which will do
YOU good when sick. The White Pine
Compound will do you good in all cases
of Lung. Throat and Kidney Complaints
1t is trne article, as all who have used ii
will testify
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24

"ANTED-SALE N to travel for a
~ Manufacturing Company and sell by sample =.
d. HAMILTON q 20. No. 1fs Chestnut 81 rim. Pa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24
Skates at BUCK & 'rOAN s.

The Linkvile Cornet Band will give IN
Oyster Supper at the New Church one
mile east of Liukville, on the evening of
December so The Plymouth Cornet
Band will be present. Everybody is invi
ted to attend. The supper will be given
for the benefit oft Linkville Band. A
good time is anticipated.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24

Lamps at BUCK x TOAN'S.
Thanks TO Rev. +. N. Proctor for a
copy o. the Christian Instructor
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24

Confessedly The creates; Medical Dis
cnvery Of the Age is DR.. J. w. Poland's
White Pine Compound. Nothing acts so
soothin-ly, or effects so rapid cure; so
say the thousands who have been saved
from serious ilinessby its timely use. Sold
by Browr Brothers.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24
Rargains. Hargains.

Great Reduction in goods until after The
holidays j. VI. Dale & Co.. being desi.
rous of reducing their stock have reduced
prices from 20 to 80 per cent. and are row
selling Poplns worth &c for 45c; Alpaca.
worth Coo fer 40c; Sets of Ladies' Fur.
worth IS for s. and everything else il
proportion. fly u wish TO save none,
give them cell.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24
Toilet Soap, Toilet Soap at
BROWN BROS.
Pocket>books, Pocket books ct
BROWN BROS.
Toys, Toys, Toys at = 2 20 = -
dTre- s-.s BROWN BROS.

Night singing birds are found in the
South. hut the most musical birds that are
to be foand in tbs country are those la
dies who buy their goods Of Wesiervelt &
Co.; for they are so happy thinking of the
handsome goods they get, and the good
bargains, that they go singing about all
day, and wives by their very joyousness
make their husbands and their children
happy, while young LADIES' are perpetual
delight to their bcatx - sHsesefs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24

Hair, Tooth, Nail and Cloth Brushes, q
full stock at BROWN BROS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24

4 We have visited the Academy of Fine
Arts and many other places which excited
rhe curious; bu: nothing is so astonish-
sng as the low prices at Laucr q Bro,
dealers IL Clothing. Fancy and Gents
Furnishing Goods, Corbin & Benson's
k,ock, en- the corner Of Michigan AID La
porte street. Plymouth, Ind
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24
Hand Saws at BUCK d TOAN'S.

Our esteemed friend, Charles 5. Tibbiis
called onus lie other day, looking hale aid
hearty. We learned from him that a
meeting was held in Warsaw TO devise
means for Tie construction of the conte.n.
plated Railway commencing at Goshen
and terminating at Indianapolis. passing
through Warsaw and Marion. Success to
the enterprise.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24
Stationery, Stationery at
BROWN BROS.
Dear Father, Come Home.

Dear Father, Come Home
Oh, father. dear father, do please hurry
home.
My confidcl ce no more abuse,
You We promised again nd--gain. when
yeu came.
You wo'd bring ME new pair of shoes.
Dip big toe sticks oht like The head of a
clam,
And you Off sslect doth accuse,
Because you have failed TO Go as you
OILS said, ff
And bring home my new pair of shoes.
II is not very OF that favor / ask,
And this one yor cannot refuse,
For you know chat il costs but very
small sum
To purchase new par Of shoes;
Then hurry, dear father, do pray hun ry
home,
No more OF your precious time lose;
Oh, think of tie cold, of your child and
his toes,
ana pray hurry up with The shoes
Oh, how can you lear the soul>thrilling
thought,
AS you read in the papers the news
That PAUL is still selling SO cheap
Ills stock of fine boots and nice shoes?
You know fiat my toes arc sticking right
out,
Exposed TO the winds and the jews:
Then do not forget when home you return.
To bring me "a new pair of shoes.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24

Ny wife's choice, and the whole family
prefer it, Mrs :. ~ Aliens Improved
(new style) Hair Restorer or Dressing, Qn
one botlle-) Every Druggist sells it,
Pike Ore Dollar. 4-w4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24

Gustrve Brown is head -over>heels in
business at the present time. Christmas
is approaching and wives and daughters
know that their husbands and fathers like
good Segars, Mecrschaum Pipes, Splendid
Smoking an6 Chewing Tobacco. nice
Pouches, &c. Well. Gus is good fellow,
and deserves patronage. Give him a call
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24

SAVE Casr.-Ali indebted TO Alb. Becker
& Co. will come and settle by the first o.
October. as the books must he settled NJ
If moi settled by that time the notes and ac
counts will he left in the hands of an off
Ger for collie ction. If
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24
Hand Belle at BUCK g. TOAN's
Farm Bells at BUCK u TOAN'S.
Horse Shoes at BUCK & TOAN'S.

Truth is mighty ana will prevail, -
There is no use IN disguise the fact Todd's
Drug Store is THE Head Quarters of SAM
IA Claus, and the whole City is rushing
there 10 buy their Christmas Presents.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24

Some of the incest sleighbeI!s in town at
DECISIONS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24

Don't forsetto attend the Christmas En-
tertainment of the German Evan. Luth
CT urch at Balcony Hall to>night.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24

1900 And all expenses paid See
Advertisement Of AMERICAN SHUTTLE sew
ING MACHINE in our advertising columns.
80 ly or 6m
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24
DCn'f Read This

And you won't know that Alleman 4
Mayer are selling more good and fresl
Groceries for One Dollar than any Other
firm in Plymouth.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24

al persons indebted to. us by note OF
book account, are requested TO cell and
pay up Immediately. We MEAN BUSINESS
Buck & ToAN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24

Farmers, ii you have Produce 10 sell, 90
to Alleman & Mayors and get { &c highest
price paid, and that in cash.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24

Liquors, for Medicinal purposes, a large
ana select stock, at Alleman e Mayors.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24

The German Evangelical Lutheran
Church will have Christmas Tree in Bal
cony Hall To night, for the benefit Of the
Newly organized Sunday School. 1t is
thought that this Tree viii be the incest
ever seen in Ply .houih. REGULATIONS by
the scholars, singing by the choir, delivery
of presents. etc.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24

The new and splendid stock of Jewelry
at Aileman & Mayors. outstrips every
thing.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24

Why? Because he has the largest as
sortment and finest goods for Christmas.
Where? At Todd's Drug Store where kiss
Kring,e stays
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24

jon PRISTISS.-Job work Of all kinds
done at .his Office, with nea!ness and dis
Patch.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24

DIED.-In Rochester, Indiana, Dec 49,,
ALFRED j. HossLER, of dropsy, aged 35
The deceased was member of the NJ .
Z. Church, and leaves hest Of warm
friends to care for the widow who mourns
the loss of a kind husband. and the three
children who have lost an indulgent par
ent- The deceased was a brother to @. A
Hossler. of The Northern India, m.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24
The first class use "Darreit's.

IJeMo talk ths lRuBBLo COS wet THIS
Merry Ulo no tqul QicKsoNn's is tqa
plscs buy HaiduaIs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-12-24

II ysz want 10 buy Groceries cheap,
30 to l. Nussblnm e Co.