Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-27
Local Breyl(IeS.

place will rcach them, and receive prompt
attention.
Professor Holtrcndorff's monuments
sign, in ffea' Of his tonsoriai establishment,
on Michigaa street, attracts the attention
of all who. pass that way. 1t was con
structed by Messrs. Cowan & Korp, at q
cost, including rsaasiss, Il S75, and exhib
its not only taste bat skillful workmanship
1t WAS, perhaps. a lhtic bit costly, but after
oil good Investment, doubtless
COMMISSIONER Court meet next Mon
day.
Mr.. E. C. Scoven will offer some valua-
BILE personal property for sale by auction
On "Wednesday next. March i,h. See I'd
vcrtiscnent.
| Mr.. John Hoham is offering for sale some
valuable timbered lands in Polk and North
townships also some lots in Plymouth.
See advertisement.
Yesterday was Ash Wednesday, the
commencement OF Lent. or fast of forty
days, observed by the Episcopaiian and
and other churches, before Easter, the fcs-
tival of our Savior's rcsufreciisn.
There we're Singular APPEARANCES In the
sky last Fridiy night. There were dim
streaks of light in The west, north and east.
extendinsfram the horizon nearly to the
zeaiih- They, perhaps. indicated the
change in the temperature of the weather
which occurred the next day,
The alternate thawing and freezing OF
las, week was not regarded by farmers as
very favorable weather for wheat.
We are in receipt of copy of the C:,n
gression.l Directory fer the secon,l session
of the For;icth Congress. 1t was sent I'M
der the frank of Hon ). Colf,x.
Circuit Court adjourned on Saturday
last, after having rcmIined in session the
full length of the term prescribed by law
IL is the FIRST time in orr memory the curt
has continued in, session 50 lo.g
There will be conjunction tonight in
the western heavens OF the moon with Ju-
piter and Venus, and, on Saturday night
Jupiter viii pass Venus by only twenty
three seconds, or less than half degree.
The result Of these conjunctions and per-
turbaiions, j; is predicted, will be Amos
pheric conmotion, electrical discharges,
and heavy gales. II they occur, we shall
probably sec and hear them but, in the
meantime, do not let your hearts be trou-
bled.
Levi Lauer and NJ taucr are the success
sors of Davidson & Co in the dry goods
trade, and will continue the business in the
same room. 'fhe style of the new firm Is
Lauer and Brother. Both are experienced
business men, and their success affords
ample evidence to those unacquainted with
them that they are liberal and honorable
dealers.
An infant son, aged ten months, of Mr.
George Ewing, photograph artist. died on
Sunday night last. of Group.
Mr.. James w. Ball has sold his farm in
Walnut Township to Mr.. Elias Hess, tor
merly of Elkhart County, for 81 900 cash,
or about sio per acre. Mr.. Hess got over
siOO per acre for the farm he sold In Elk
hart County. )
There are FIVE Saturdays In this month !;
this will happen again in 1896. :
The Laporte Union and Herald heart
lily endorses our nomination of General
Jasper Packard fbr Congress, In ease Mr.
Colfax is pronoted. We are satisfied that
General Packard is the best man that could
be selected to succeed Mr.. Colfax.
The masquerade ball last Thursday night
in Corbin and. Benson's Hall was a very
pleasant affair. Those in attendance say
they enjoyed the excrcises very much. The
disguises, in almost every case, were com
plete.
| Workmen have commenced framing the
timbcrs fer the new Foundry building. II
is to be erected ON shc site of the one re.
Gently destroyed.
The meetings are stir kept up nightly
at the d. E and Presbyterian churches in
this place The interest continues una
baied, and converts are made daily. 81.
| An infant aged about eleven months
dadghtef ON H. Ogiesbcc, died on Mon.
day last.
| Several Republicans lave accepted the
proposition We made them in our last 4
/ send u ftd do9an fer the RkpusG oAs
ON Sse2 She pfop sifien- nil nj. b
Withdrawn until further notice. and In the
/ meantime we hope no one will neglect to
avail himself of the advantageous offer. Is
/ G. w. Boyd offers some valuable real
Estate for sale.
| J9EuWestervelt returned last Saturday
rlorpipg from NeY, York, wherc, he. hsd
tbeea to purchase goods IIebougbt at the
fright time to enable him to sell cheap, See
tlocal notice elsewhere ;s99i1f b39i
/ s. & NJ Becker Lave received splendid
istock Of spsiss gods, and arg anxious to
Edispcse 81 them Tor cash at small ad-
svance- See sdv,rtisepent.
| An ,Acknewledgmehst.. ep'
/ fAeLadies Benevolent Society Of Ply
mouth desires to acknowledge the receipt
iof sis from che managers Of the; Masqus-
Trade Ball. Mrs. 5. BECKER, President.
Z Mrs NJ ALLxAS. Secretary
= II you want 70 save costs. 60 immediate
~ aud scale sdsFsceoeut with Davidson