Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-19

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John Heham is offering some valuable
timbered land for sale on easy terms. See
advertisement.
Cleaveland, Hawlcy & Co. have dissolv-
ed partnership. and want all indebted TO
them TO call and settle Immediately. A.
Hawley will continue the Boot and Shoe
business at the same stand Mr.. Fl. Is one
of Gods nobles' works-an homes, man.
DR.. r. A. Borton solicits all indebted to
him for professional services to call and
settle See advertisement.
Ex-Governor Seymour, of New York, is
hard on the Pendletonians and Copperbead
regulators of Ohio and Indiana. Read
the extract from his speech on the first
page
Brown Brothers have fixed up their drug
store in very tasty manner. Ii is almost
equal to an Art Gallery, and is very pleas
ins to every lover of the beautiful
Posters for sales always pay largely.
We print them very cheap, and in taste
full aud conspicuous style. We are pre-
pared to do an extensive business in horse
bills the coming season, and 1t will pay
owners to give us a call. We are ordering
from time to time the latest styles Of card
and Job type, and orr work speaks for it
self Prices moderate.
The Plymouth Brass Band gave q free
public entertainment last Saturday evening,
in front Of John Haslanger's saloon. The
members are lenrning tn play rapidly.
| Some of our merchants and business
men send sbroad for jobs they could get
done as well ard as cheap al home. Me-
chanics oight 70 let such men find their
customers in the cities.
A citizen OF mis- place, not long since
went to Michigan, City and bought pen
itentiary made wagon, because he could
get it there few ollars cheaper than he
could buy il here. The precedcns is bad
one. Ii generally followed, no mechanic
could make living here, or merchant
either for tina, matter. Then what sort o
To vn would il be, and what would farm,
in the vicinity be worth? 4 man who
sends abroad for his groceries and dr.,
goods is as shnrisishted us the man who
sent to Michigan City for wagon. and ir
the long run both lose a great deal NOR,
than they make by such operations
A full account of all the proceedings had
up to date in the impeachment case vii
be found on the first page of this paper.
The ghos. story ON our fourth page !:
too marvellous for credcncc. except by the
most supersiitious. People like to read
sach yarns. although they do not believ,
them.
The proceedings of the Commissioners
Court which VIC published last week were
those of recent date. They were im
properly dated March, 1867.
Little Tommy Edgington, the barber
had little tiff with his wife on Sunday
last, and on Monday he left the little dame
n paddle her canoe all alone Come back
Tommy, and hiss AID make friends will
your pretty little wife.
The wheat in this region, we understand
looks well and, up to this time, promises
fair yield
The sugar season has not yet commenced
in This county. The prospect of larg'
yield this year is not very good, still it ma,
turn out better than is anticipated at pres
emf.
Prs Bailey and Reynolds have formed
coparinership in the practice Of medicine
surgery, etc. They are experienced ant
scientific practitioners.
VIM Schoficld has been appointed Mar
shat of Plymouth, in place of Chris. Has
LANCER. resigned. ~ 80
The free term of the public schools il
this place viii terminate two weeks from
Tomorrow. The pupils, we learn, are pre-
pairing to give two or three grand cxhibi
tons at the close, in Balcony Hall.
Wheat has declined leg I5c since on
last. Willthere be corresponding declin
. in -four?
The Registry Boards meet on Monday
March 30. to revise and correct the lists o
voters. Those who have become voters o
have changed their residence since the las
election MIST attend and have their name
registered otherwise they will have trou
bic about getting in their tickets.
Proposals will be received by the Pos
Master at this place until 8 o'clock, a. m
on Tuesday next, March 24th, for carryin
the mails twelve times per week betwee
: the Pittsburgh. Fort Wayne & Chicag
Railroad Depot and the Post Office.
DR.. Fl. r. Backus and Miss Mary Brown
both of this place. were united In marriag
and nrosnprOus taf