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The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-03-17

the school fund. Campbell was arrest
ed for disorderly conduct and fined a
like amount.
Monday morning temperance COM
mittee waited on Justices Winbigler
and Cless, and requested them to resign
because, as they alleSe, their (justices)
decisions in several cases, as they see it,
have not been made in accordance with
the eternal fitness OF things. Notwith-
standing this very polite invitation, the
J. 2. S declined to lay aside the judi
cial ermine and are still discharging
tneir duties according to the law and
the testimony. The committee visited
the saloons, giving the proprietors some
advice and warnings OF a promiscuous
nature, and then turned their attention
to sundry individuals A meeting is
called for Wednesday evening, when
the whole thing is to be boiled down
into nut she'll.
The postofice was entered on Wednes-
day night, and theletters torn open and
scattered about the room in the most
promiscuous manner. Some impecuni-
Gus cuss expected to replenish his de-
pleted exchequer, but 1t is thought no
letters containing valuables were taken
On the same evening, James Mitch
ellis grocery store was broken into, and
specie to the amount of about SIS was
found missing next morning. A young
man, supposed to know something about
these depredations, has "gone where
the woodbjne twineth."
c. 4. Rathburn, while scraping the
flour packer in Davis Bros. mill, Thurs
day morning, met with an accident
which came near proving fatal. His
clothing was caught in the gearing and
he at once began a series of circuits
around the shaft, far more swift than
agreeable; at this particular junction his
appearance indicated well arranged
model of Phoenix feline attachment"
He finally succeeded in getting out of
a bad "scrape'' by laying hold of a
friendly beam in reaching distance, and
holding on until his clothes were torn
to pieces. When he got out he took
a surrey of himself. and found his cloth
inc consisted ofa paper collar and a
pair of boots His right arm was con-
siderably bruised-otherwise hewas un-
hurt
Owen Gaskill's mother fell on the ice
Saturday morning, causing the fracture
Of her knee-pan. DIR. L. johnson says
her injuries are not OF serious nature.
The following gentlemen have called
on us as week: NJ. II. Rice, II. G.
They, II. \. Work. j. Is. n. Klinger,
l.. D. Snakes, NJ a. O. Packard and D.
How, OF Plymouth; DR.. l.. S. Tyrrell
and ". I. Rogers, Of Tippccanoetcwn.
Owing to sickness we were unable to
show some of these gentlem en- the many
objects Of interest conferred here Come
again,
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BUSINESS LOCALS.
Early Rose Potatoes.

Among the many improved varieties
of Potatoes which have of late years
been offered to agriculturists, none have
stood the rigid and exacting tests ap-
piled to them SO well as the EARLY
ROSE. They can now be obtained at
rates much more reasonable than for
merly, 50 that every farmer can procure
at least a small quantity. 4 farmer
friend of ours, who has the genuine ar
ticle, will furnish few bushels to such
as desire to raise them. Orders may be
left at this Office, with Mr.. MCDONALD,
which will be filled as soon as the sea-
son Will warrant. 2Stf
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nar1O-2rtd
SALE.

BY virtue of an order OF sale and decree
offoreclosurc of mort gage issued out Of the
Office of the Clerk of the Marshall Circuit
Court to me directed, on n Judgment in
favor of John r. Hunt and against johnson
Brownlce, Leonard Logan, and Thomas
Mcdonald, assignee of Johnson Brownlee,
will offer for sale at public auction on
Saturday, AprH 2, 1870.
Between the hours of 10 o'clock a. M,
and o'clock p. M, at the court house door
in Plymouth. Marshall county. state of In
diana, as the law directs the following des-
cribed real estate, to-wit:
The west end of the north half of the
north east quarter of section number eight
~, in township number thIrty-three (33),
north of range number two (2) east, being
all that portion Of the above described land
conveyed to said Hunt by A. l.. Wheeler,
and lying Immediately west of the land in
said quarter conveyed by said Wheeler to
Joseph Westervelt containing sixteen Q6l
acres more or less, situated in Marshall
county, and State of Indiana, to the
highest bidder for cash, without regard to
appraisenent laws; subject TO redemption.
DAVID How. Sheriff "a. z.
~arIo-2Ttd
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Grecly'G Profanity.

The habitual profanity of Mr.. Gree
ly is positively shocking. Aside from
its extreme bad taste, its excessive i'm
morality is all the more baneful because
of Greely's prominence as teacher of
morals. The young farmers of the west
accustomed to read Mr.. Greedy, would
be apt to lend willing ears to his conf
dence but what careful mother would
lend her son to the guidance of a terri
Die and wickedly profane old man?
Vice in youth is bad enough, but vice
in old age is not only fearful but dis
gusting.-N 7. Star.
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A VERY sudden death occurred n
short distance north of Argos, last Fri
day morning, ct what Is known as
1loorc's mill. 1t appears that man
named RiY had been feeling unwell for
some time, having what he thought to
De dumb ague The woman of the
house where he was stopping, found a
paper of medicine which was thought
TO be qtlinine, and RAY concluded tn
take it, as he believed that was what he
needed. He took the medicine, and
was Immediately thrown into spasms,
in which he died in thirty minutes
after taking the medicine. ESQ LUKE,
Of tbs place, was sent for to hold an IN
quest; but on corcultation 1t was deci-
ded to be a needless expense, and none
was held. It seemed t. be clear ease
Of accidental poisoning. This is anoth-
or admonition that people cannot be too
careful about liking medicine found
wing around in cid papers.
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feb11-o4t3
A DNlINIsTRATOR'S SALE.
A. c. THOMPSON,
Auditor Marshall County.

IA
Notice is hereby given that - virtue Of
an order of the Marshall court Of common
pleas, made at the November term, 1869.
of said court, will offer for sale al public
auction. at the court house door in the town
of Plymouth. on the
26h day oT March, 1870,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock, a. n. and
clock. p m, Of said day. the following
described real estate, viz: The south 2l}
feet Of the south part of let No. 3, in the
original plat Of the town Of Plymouth,
Marshall county, Indiana.
The terms Of sale are one-third cash in
hand on the day of sale. and the residue in
two equal installmehts at six and twelve
months, with interest, without relief from
valuation laws, and subject to the approval
of said court
If not sold on said day TIE same will be
thereafter offered by me at private sale on
the same terms.
JOHN G.. OSBORNE.
feb24 o5ti Admr ds bor', nov.
The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-03-17

TIE publication of the Lagrange
Democrat has been resumed after sus-
ncnsion Of few months. The Demo
crot is large, well-f'led sheet that
should be very literally patronized by
the people of Lagrange
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Masonic Election Notice.

BY virtue of a special dispensation
from Grand High Priest, II. G.. HAz-
ELRIGG, there will be a special election
at the stated meetingof Plj mouth Chap
ter No. 40, on Monday evening, March
81, for the purpose of filling the now
existing vacancy in the Office of treasu-
rer. l full attendance is requested.
o. II. p BAILEY, NJ. f. II. p.
~. 3. ALLEMAN. See
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VAN, of this paper, is absent without
our permission. We had detailed him
as committee of one to administer to
sundry editors, correspondents and the
Ike, the cudgelling they so much de-
serve; bnt those individuals must wait
another week for their fagellation.
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Notice Masonic.

There will be regular communica-
ton Of Plymouth Lodge No. 149, for
Work on the First Decree" Friday
evening, March 18th, A. L., $50, at I
p. M, sharp. a full attendance is re-
quested. II. c.. THAYER, w. NJ.
j. IL. Hunt, Sec'y.
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THE March number Of the Masonic
Home A.lt>cate, publishes, rs Masonic
impostor, EDWARD HEATING, late agent
Of the c., c. & H. railway at this place.
While here HEATING was drunk nearly
all the tine, and after hewas discharged
from the service of the company he be.
came more worthless, If possible, than
before. He recently applied TO the lodge
IN South Bend for assistance to continue
his journey to his home in New York
but as he could not passan examination,
and as he objected to having his lodge
telegraphed to, he received no .ssist-
ance His lodge was written to in re-
gard to him, from which it was learned
his name was stricken from the roll of
the lodge for non-payment Of dues, IN
1865 that he never visited the lodge
after taking the degrees, and since be-
come wholly unworthy to be recognized
az a Mason. He has been heard from
1t several places, and always begging,
By which means he hopes to get a liv-
ing, although he is 4 stout, able bodied
man, and competent to earn an honest
Iivino
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THE reason why the firm Of WILL
HANSON & BERGMAN does such a
thriving business, is easily answered
lst, They always keep 4 full assortment
of Nice, Fresh Goods. End, They new
er misrcpresent their Goods. 3rd,
They aIe attentive to thc wants OF their
customers; and to prove it, just call
in and see their Mammoth Stock of
New Spring Goods they are just receiv-
ing. Ladies', Children's, and Gentle
mems wear at prices which defy com
potion. 27-t3
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The Rochester Standard Office is Of
fered fer sale 1t furnishes 4 good
chance ftr live, industrious man to
engage in the printing business with
flattering prospects of success.
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c, II. Reeve.

a TfORNEY at LAW. and Var Clam AGeyt
=, = VIII practice IL Fulton, stark. IaPorte and
hosclls k0 as well as Marshall, counties. CoIlec-
lions promptly and efficiently attended to- Care
ill attention given 10 probate business Insurance
effected on lives and property in the best com
paid the prose cuton of claims OF soldiers their
widows and heirs. for bounty arrears Of pay, pen
sions ard other claims
Rfere0ceS:-F arwel Field & Co Oh; AGO Show
Barbour d Co. Cincinnati Buckly. Sheldon e Co
N. Graft, Bennett Il Co., Pittsburg. I9-i6-
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MISS SARAH G. LOGAN, tailoress, in
Brownlee's brick block, Up stairs, en-
Joys the well-earned reputation of being
the best coat, vest and pants maker in
town. Her work never rips. ave
know man" who has suit Of clothes
of her make, which has been doing
service for over three years, and not a
stitch of it has ripped. Persons want
ing garments made in a neat and sub
stantial manner, will never regret Civ
ing her work trial
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Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, Administrative of the estate OF
Henry McFarlin. deceased, will offer for
sale at public auction. in Plymouth, on Sat
urday, March 10, 1870, the personal prop
erty of said decedent, consisting of one
horse, cross-cut saw, 20 steel traps, one
gun. and other articles too numerous to
mention. TERMs.-Sums of five dollars
and less, cash in hand; over five dollars, a
credit of three months will he given, pur-
chasers to give acceptable security.
ELVIRA McDUFFIE, Admrx.
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KooXTz & HoHA,I, at the eating
house Oh Laporte street, get up good
grub, as we know from personal expert
ence. Call on them for refreshments.
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Notice is hereby given ,aat the partner
ship heretofore existing between William
scofield and Benjamin Ewing. hy the firm
name Of Ewing 4 Scofeld. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent. February 2lst.
1870. BENJAMIN EWING.
WILLIAM SC0FlELD.
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WHY cannot some Of our merchants
follow the city fashions by paying out
specie change? Probably because they
haven't GOT it.
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kOONty & TresS.

MEAT MARIETTA new Market which will
WI supply the citizens of Plymouth and sur
roun ding country with the best quality of Fresh
meats of all kinds. Lard, Talow. Sausage and
all aticies kept in frstcass Meat market al:-ays
on hand Marx ct at Nolls old stand
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SUBSCRIBERS, new and old, are not
required to pay more than one year in
advance to secure Trz DEMOCRAT
Send along the cash-and the names.
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The Rochester Spy says the editor of
the Plymouth Republican Occupies a
position similar to that Of dead jackass
used as rampant for cautious bush
whacker." Oh. Mattingly, how could
you?-Soath Bead Register.
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Oft
particularly
they may be OF benefit to
mar3-263 A C THOMPSON iUlior Marshall County
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wing around in cid papers.

AFTER copying our explanation Of
the shooting of Mrs. WoLFENBEna ER,
tie I.aporte Herald remarks:
The above Is plausible, # not salts
factory explanation Of the shooting; but
i rlust have been a cery wild shot that.
amin At 4 chicken in tie road hit
Z yroH.an IN the house -lt tie best It
vas piece of criminal recklessness, for
which the miserable rufian deserved d
.la-per punishment than 2 little money
inc. 70 such ? case ought to be com
pounded by the payment CT : cos,s."
For the lie Of Us NC cannoe see why
our cotemporary should manifest 81
much feeling about this matter. Thc
Investigation showed :hat there was nc
crime in the act; and the injured par
ties were 50 positive Of this that theJ
proposed if the defendant in tue sui
would pay what costs had already ac
crued, lie" would prosecute no further
And if ne had not paid the costs, the
result would have been the same; bu
h was willing to make what PREPARATION
he could for the unintentional injury h.
had inflicted.
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EAsHIONABLE BARBER CHICAGO BAP.
L TER SHOP Under Marks.& Ehrlich's store
Sha wing. Hair Cutting, shampoong &c, done
ia the best style. Particular attention piyen 10
Dyeing Hair and Whiskers. Highest price pad
for ladies' hair. 81 a
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Hotels.
McCuril WN.lse

WTANATI md South side L. f. w. 6 c. p
w ~ adjoining the passenger depot Guest.
stopping here will receive first-class accommoda-
ton at moderate rates. Baggage conveyed to
and from the cars free.
A Z. McCURDY Prom
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the importance Of securing the construc-
ton Of the
cific Railroad.
with its eastern terminus at Plymouth,
IN BALCONY HALL, on
SATURDAY. MARCH 10.
2 o'clock p. m. All Interested are
invited to be present and participate in
the meeting, and every property owner
and citizen in the county is interested.
Full explanations are expected from the
president of the company.
JOHN. HOHAM,
S. MCDONALD,
W W. HILL,
JOHN S. BENDER,
J. 7. BEHRENS,
T. CRESSNER,
J. NJ. DALE.
Z. MCDONALD,
II. NJ. LOGAN,
T. MCDONALD,
G. BLAIN,
A. C. THOMPSON,
s. & VI. BECKER,
BUCK & TOAN,
C. WHITMORE,
c. S. S. TODD.
Il. WILLIAMSON,
OGLESBEE, MATTINGLY & B
g. MAYER,
J. G. OSBORNE.
i. G.. CUSHMAN,
j. W. HOUGHTON,
Nj. ". DOWNEY,
q. II. KLINGER.
J. Z. HOUGHTON,
y. SHERMAN.
ii. HUMRICHOUSER,
r. j. EVANS.
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Miscellaneous.
J. r. LOSey

lew Watches and Jewelry re.
- paired promptly ard in workmanlike manner
Keep. tor sale Clocks, Watches. Plated ware. jewel
ry, gold pens and full stock pertaining to his trade
Occupies part of Pauls Boot & Shoe Store
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]. L. Van Valkenburgh.

M HOLESALELIQUORSr ORE-purcI LIQUOR.
w for medicinal and othe, purposcps can be
Bank.
May Is, 1865. J. L. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
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\ TTORNEY At LAW. Notary Public and Col
! lection agent. Practices in The various COM
ties 1.-THE district Having an Abstract of Titles
to Real Estate business.
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Attorneys.
w. 4. @. Packard.


A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, and No
~ tary Public. Room No. 1, Balcony block,
Plymouth Ind. "A
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Gold and Gold Prices,

The great closing out sale of j. NJ.
DALE & co. is still continued. They
are determined to close out their entire
stock at some price, and are selling all
Goods at Cost and less than Cost. Call
soon if you wish 10 secure bargain, as
the great rush fer Goods will soon clean
them ell out.
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plymouth school.

The Young Ladies School, after vaca-
ton of two weeks, will commence the spring
term Thursday, March oath, and continue
aterm of twelve weeks. Drawing will be
taught gratuitously this term. Tuition,
payable at the expiration of half the term,
is as follows: Common Branches, So 90 ;
Higher, Sc 90; Primary, 81 GO: French,
81 90: Penciling. 81 90 Crayoning, SIS 90;
ConteCrayon. So 90: Oil Painting, SO.
We regret that we cannot add music to cur
list, but our rooms are too limited for MOI e.
For further particulars call on L. C. KIN
NEY & $. 4. NICHOLS. 21-t2
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j. v. Bailey Il Go,

WAITER Mill, The best noar manufactured
w always on hand. Gristing done to order by
ahrst-ciass miller. The highest market price In
part of town ~ ~
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Farm for Sale.

The undersigned offers for sale his
farm, situated in Union township, Mar
shall county, about eight miles from
Plymouth. There are $50 acres OF
land, about 100 acres under cultivation
good house, and good young orchard Of
the best kinds of fruit VIII be sold
very reasonable for cash. For further
particulars enquire of ALFRED Buck.
LEW, on the premises, or p. MCDONALD
at the DEMOCRAT office.
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WAGONS, Carriages. etc. G.. Uaslanscr 4
w Bros. manufacturers of Wagons Ear
rlages, etc. Blacksmithing, painting aud grain
Ing done to order
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7. C. OsBoESE.
A. G. & 4, II. CaDrAn.

A TToRNEYS + COUNSELORS. Real Estate
a ana Collecting Agents, Plymouth, Ind are
practising in the law courts of Marshall and nd.
Joining counties. and will give prompt attention
toali legal business entrusted to them. General
caIiectin. agents Tor Northern Indiana and South
ern MichiSaa Particular attention given 10 the
settlement of dcccdent's estates aud guardian
ships. Deeds. mortgages. and other contracts
drawn no ami achnowled ments taken. Office,
Brownies Block, up stairs noy25G9 Ialv
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U. 8. Dodge.

DARKER HOUsE-This old-establisbed and
L favorably known House is now prepared with
new furniture and improved accommodations TO
cater 10 the wants of our own community and the
travelling public. The omnibus has been refittcd
and VIII attend all regular trains, under the man
a.ehlcht OF INC uOuse. 33
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REAL. ESTATE,
I'd EAL ESTATE OFFICE.
Land Bought and Sold or
Reasonable Terms.
Land and Town Lots for Sale
A. c. & 4. B. ChPRON,

The Z sec q. 81. r G, 800 acres-splcndid
land. heavily timbered with black walnut poplar,
ASH ana oak: price p per aCre: terms easy
The Il sec IS, 81. II , c. 100 acres: extra
land with the best quality of heavy timber: price
S15 per acre. one third down, balance on long time
The Il sec Il. 81. range 3 @, 100 acres, heavy
timber. mostly oak and poplar; land OF the best
quality and in good nep hbOrhood. price SIS per
acre, One-third down, baanC0 oil easy terms.
The y n c. and II ;, Q, sec 10, tar @. 100
acres. mostly splendid moving marsh timber
enough for building aud fencing purposes: price
IS per acre. terms easy.
The w Il sec %. 34nr3 e. 1G0 acres: about
90 acres bottom land, the balance as fine tract Of
timbered,land as can be found in the county: price
twenty dollars per acre. good terms.
The u W L sees, t 81, 1 e. so acres, oak
barrens and moving marsh to b9 had at q bargain
The e a ana ne I. w Il sec 8, : a. G. 50
acres. timber and mcwing marsh; eight dollars
per acre.
!. swh, Sc Il d sec 20. t "a, 1e.' 100
acres part heavy barrcns, part marsh Six dollars
per acre.
The NV 4 n w i section II. 32r4e. &c acres;
good land, to be had cheap and on good terms
The fri W Z wv Il sec ~. t32. 4 e, 119 acres
part heavy timber and some bottom land: ten
dollars per acre.
Town Lots.
Lot d in original plat of Plyn1outy: house large
enough for two families; one ofthe most desira bic
lots in town; price $50.
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
OF
~ OF SCHOOL
wile a
the n
MGoay OF March, 1870 being the 18th day the month, between
a m O the descrb
due them, o-wit:
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John 8. Alleman.

TROCER and Produce Dealer. Has n choice
\T stock of fresh Groceries on hand Paws the
highest market price for all kinds of country pro-
ducc. Can provide citizens oftown with the best
he country aiioros. Store fourth door north o.,
Bank y
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G. Il. Reynolds. vi. ID.

Regular Phi. stefan and Operative SURGEON,
Offers his professional services to the c.tiz-ns
CT Plymouth and surrounding country, In add-
ton 10 the treatment OF diseases common to the
co-ntry, snecial atteation will be given TO Surgery
the treatment Ofsurgical diseases and diseases OF
females. Night calls in town and country promptly
attended 10. Charges reasonable. Office and resi-
dence on west side of Michigan st. three doors
north ofthe bank. Plymouth Ind. SO
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Il. Shakes 4 Co.
G., UaslaDger.

plLLlARD Room. Three first class tables The
- f"rest Liquors and best Cigars in town always
on hand. Rooms, Second door north of Bank
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Local AND MISCELLANEOUS.
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SHOR THAND WITHOUT A MASTER. PH0NlC
AND Pu0NFTiC.

THE PHoNfc ADVOCATE In a monthly Maya
zine devoted 20 spelling and writing reform. IL
contains Ii double column pages, printed on nice
white book paper. Part phonetic and part common
L. Marrow, publisher. 30 South Meridian St, In
disnapoi-, fud. rms
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G. \. y. Todd.
A. c. HOltzendOrf.

DRUGGIST, OR T. A Lemon. old stand
~ Michigan street, Plymouth, Indiana.
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RAILROAD MEETING.

The legal voters of Center township
and West township, are hereby notified
that there will be meeting to consider
the importance Of securing the construc-
ton Of the
Plymouth. KankaAec g. Pa
cific Railroad.
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Lots 81 and 81. with house, Rose adj 800
Persons desiring TO purchase timbered lands or
town property. will do well TO give Us a call
Titles examined and abstracts furnished Office
in BroWMec's block.
PLYMOUTH, IND.
nov25 GG-12lv.