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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-04

[ pa L NJ EK RIO A D.-NOtlce Is
hereby given that the Committee here
tofore appointed by the Board Of County Com
missioners OF FaYette County, Ohio, tn. ap-
portion the estimated expense ofthe prove
ment Of the road known as the Palmer Road,
beginning Il point in the jamestown Pike,
.nearwhere the Palmer Road leaves said pike
neanEnos, Neoman's residence, and teTmnat-
ing at the jamestown Turnpike near where
the log meeting house formerly stood, have
filed thep Report Of said apportionmeut, with
Board of County Commissioners of said
county will meet at the sail Auditors Office
on the sth day Of September 1870 to hear the
same. A. MCCANDLESS. .
Aug, 4 70. 37w4 County Auditor
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-04
state and Neighborhood Ttena


1 ROSS COUNTY
-Chllicotbe wants Holly Water Works.
-- One Of the CbillcotLe Churches has
changed The time of Sunday evening ser.
y,c,s to half past siS o'clock, Which
avoids the necessity oflighting gas.
'- Chillicothe has increased her police
force,
-There reunion Of tlle 18th 0, V. tnt
Frankfort, which Wa tohaye been bsid
Jon ihe l2th has boen postponed TO the 20th
inst AM &&& E &# N
- The value of real estate in Chillicothe
is returned by the appraisers at s2,3l1.
324-an increase, since the last valuation,
in 1859, Of S745,3O4 - ttf..
- l57 street lamps in Chillieothe.
PIcKAwAY COUNTY.
- Cholera morbus has been quite fire.
quent, the Union says, IN the vicinity Of
Ulrcleyille
The population d WilIiamsport is
one hundrednnd ninety. II M
= Blackberry crop very large
- Broom corn ready to cut. Crop large.
"A 80 pound catfish was caught in
the river near Circleville, lately.
= VIM, Van Heyde expects to make ~
or 50 barrels of wine from his vineyard,
near Circleville, this year.
- The following ticket was nominated
at the Democratic County Convention on
the 25th; Sheriff, Caleb Hall; Treasurer.
Peter duJer; Commissioner, VIM. Doanj
Coroner, Jacob A. Long
Ice famine in Circleville
GREENE COUNTY.
= Work on thesoldiers' Orphans Home
buildings Is progressing rapidly. 4
Senator Rayels lSeturea in Xenia on
the 25th ult. il
-25 persons admitted to full member
ship in the Yellow Springs NJ. E. Church,
on Sunday, 24th ult. nr Il
MADISON COUNTY.
= whooping cough prevalent in Mount
Sterling; also one case of son-stroke re-
ported.
- The Mt. Sterling correspondent Of
the Madison County Union, of last week
says; "The fat contributor to the Fay
etee County Herald, enjoyed quite lively
little buggy ride the otherdsy, which ter
minated in very sick buggy and a con
tinuation of the contributors journey on
horseback No causalties beyond that re-
ported" We feared something had belal
len our correspondent, as we re receiyed no
"items" lastweek.
- The London Town Council is forcing
property holders to pave. III ION
CLINTON COUNTY.
: Osborn, the murderer of Hayworth.
gave himselfup to the authorities on Wed
nesday. T T
= Sylvester Brown was caught in the
cog wheels ola thrcshing machine, lately,
and severely injured. He is likely to re-
cover
= Franklin Bayhan died suddenly in
Wilmington, on the 2lst ult., of heart dis
ease.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-04

That many diseases can be cured with
out Medicine, has been proved by the use
of Dr.. Hadfeld s Equalizer Drs. Coffman
and Saxton are the propretors of one Of
the Equalizers, and will treat and euro
the followipgand almost any other disease;
Ague, Asthma, Bronchitis, Chills and
Fever, Cramps, Gold Hands and Feet.
Costiveness, CONSUMPTION in first stages,
Deafness, Debility, Dyspepsia, Epilepsy.
Female Diseases, Hemorrhagei Empotedcy,
Local Congestion, Neuralgia in all of its
forms, Qdipsy, Rheumatism of all kinds,
Palsy, STIFF Limbs and Joints. spasms,
Spinal Diseases Sore Eyes, Seiotien, St.
1Vitus Dance, Torpid Liver aud Bowels,
Weak Chest Back, Lungs, Limbs and
Eyes Whites, Womb Diseases, De.
DR. Hadfeld's apparatus cures bYeQunl-
izing the circulation lis simple, eject
i've, and isRpplied without pain -
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-04
LOCAL NOTICES.
a IA - NJ N#E&t
REMOVAL!

Dufee d Sons have removed to Mrs.
Evans new room opposite tbeaKirk House,
where all their old customers and the
public generally are inSited to call and
look at their new stock of Boots and
Shoes,5 Custom work put up in the best
style, of the best material, and warranted
TO fit. ,..,,4. n .,i,-er-
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1870-08-04
DIED:
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CISCINEATI, Aug /, 1870.
BEEF CATTLE Wequotc extra ship
ping cattle at So 50@7 25; prime butch
ers' stock at IS 25@6 rs; medium do.
S4 50@5 90; and inferior at S3 5O@4 co..
SHEEP.--The supply and denaHd are
about equal and The market $ steady at
50 00@4 2j per GENITAL, for common to
prime. Lambs sell at 81 OO@4 90 per
head.
3 HOGS.-The receipts have been light.
er than usual during the week and all
live sold readily,the market closing strong
with more wanted, at So 50@9 80, gross
for medium To heavy averages. Stillers
sell at SO OO@9 So
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-07-13
THE TRAINING OF YOUTH.

Youth, trained up in good principles
aud acting in accordance with them, is
an element Of strength, wherever it is
fouud-whcther 10 quiet country, or
the secluded village, or the bustling
city. There is not an operative in our
factories, however young, whose good
oouduct has not an influence, however
little it may be, upon others; there is
not an errand boy in our warehouses
whose integrity does not render service
to the establishment in which he is en-.
gagged. aud conduce, in however trifling
degree, to promote the we'll being Of
society; there is not youth that deals
out the smallest wares behind the coun.
ter whose attention and propricty Of
demeanor do not contribute to satisfac.
tion and order; there is not an appren.
tice to the humblest trade: who may
not, according to his station, promote,
in some measure, the permanent pros
perity of people. And then trace the
we'll. trained, we'll. conducted boy or girl
to manhood or wo,nanhood, aud view
such one as the father or mother of IA
family--as the manager of some com.
mercial establishmcnt-as tho mill.
owner, perhaps-as placed in any
position Of authority-you will admit
at orce that there is before you an
element of national strength; and you
will perceive how it is only from o
combination Of good influences, cmana
ting from individual centres, that the
foundations of peoples security are
and consolidated School
Sermons, Ly Robert Lamb, IT. A.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-07-13
WOFFORD COLLEGE.
II AGuITV.
sPARTANBURG Q. H.,

y "A ~ u ~ L .
REV. A. N. SIIIPP, d. D.. President sud
Professor Mental and Moral Sci. nee.
DAVID DUNCAN. A. H., Professor Ancient
Languages and Literature,
REV. WHITEFOOkD SMITH, D. D., Profe',d
English Literature.
WARREN DUPRE, A. H., Professor Natural
JAS. II. CARLISLE, A. NJ, Professor 4s'a'I
REV. A. II. LESTER. A. NJ, Professor ah'otI
and Biblical Literature.
The Preparatory School, under tho immsdi.l|
supervision Of the Faculty, Juo. W. SHlPP|
A. B., Principal.
Divinity School--Rev. A. M. Shpp. p. "
Rev. Whitefoord Smith, D. D.. Rev. A,
Lester, A. M.
The first Session of tho Sixteenth ColIegm9
Year begins on tho first Monday 10 OctCbej
1869, tho second Session begins on tho first MOI
day in January, 1870. =.
The course Of studies and tho standard
scholarship remain unchanged, but tho Pacult
nov admit Irregular students or those who wi
to pursue particular studies only.
The Schools also open at the same time.
Tuition per year, in College Classes, includnY
contingent fec, $s4 In Specie, or its equivalent
Tuition per year, In Preparatory School, ,ineld
ing contingent foe, $4l in currency.
Bills payable one half In advance. Boardip'
Month, from SO to SIS In currency.
For further particulars address
,. A. NJ. SHIPP, President
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-10
Mrs. Hannah Hopkins.

The LaPorle Herald OF last week con-
taips the following facts concerning Mrs.
Hsnnah hopkins, and the attorney who
was supposed to haye teen employed on
The side Of the prosecutors in the late Sue
Beaver case:
Nb,n Mrs Hannah Hopkins was taken
TO Warsaw the other week, to testify be-
fore the coroner touching the late abor-
ton murder in Plymouth, certain sherwd
attorney OF the former place attended the
examination, and was observed To he
deeply absorbed IN The case, carefully
noting AMI taking down ali the evidence.
In this, of course, there was nothing
wroug-he had u perfect right to learn all
he coald, and record the same Bus
when, after the examination, The agents
of " heeler sought for .Hanah, they hunt
ed in vain; she was u IA est tnUentus---
no one could tell her whereabouts. No
one? Yes, there was al least one who
kuew-ihc attorney" above alluded 10.
The agents approached hIm--at first
cautiously, for they bad notion that he
was engaged for The prosecution. But
the parties, after little coqnelting and
skirnishing, came to business" Mr..
.Aiisrney" gave The agents 10 understand
lint he not only had the testimony, bui
the fesfifey.; that the 'Ottness was then in
his Keeping, and at L IS disposal; in fact,
he was master of the situation, and Could
control the case'--ii they were willing
to pay 5000 for mis- services" he was
for sale, The price was nigh, but the
crisis was grave, admitting oil no delay
the agents Thought their principa, bad
rather bleed than hang. They closed
with the "Aitcrney"--bougtt him. From
day to this, Mrs. Hannah Hopkins has
moi been seen or heard of--she was IN
doubleday spirited out Of the country
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-10
COMMUNICATED.

EprroR REPUBLICAs 81 notice in your
issue of Feb. oath, a Card" signed sob
server" The writer Of which, wholly un
provoked by me, msliciously assails me
with petty insults, and fslsehoods as
transparent 10 those who Witnessed the
RAILROAD incident" as the signature with
which he tries TO conceal the authorship
OF b is spiteful and childish attack upon
me. He may well call himself Observer
for il is well known that he was present
The article, Enthusiastically, bears the ear
marks of NJ. A. o. Packard; and. but for
the fear that the public may not know as
well as do, tina. only he. of all the men
in this community, could bring himself TO
the necessity of surrounding himself with
such setwcrk of lies, in the enceayor to
screen himself from the contempt and
scorn of all right minded people, would
not thus publicly notice an article so sour
rillous, nor man so contemplate. The
railroad incident" of which he speaks,
was very unfortunate affair, so far as
| concerns the parties most directly and ac-
lively concerned-I mean Mr.. Packard,
who let bis natural disposition to trample
upon the rights Of others get the better of
his prudence and cowardice, so far as to
cause him to most foully insult man in
the honest discharge of duties, by which
he maintained himself and family; and the
man whose indignation, at the insult,
caused him to so far forget himself as to
take Mr.. Packard by The neck and tempo
rarily suspend his respiration.
The facts in the case are simply these |:
Mr.. Packard, on getting on the wsst-bound
train at Warsaw, attempted TO enter the
ladies' car, but was prohibited from so
doing by the brakeman. who told him to
take the car next forward. Mr.. Packard
stepped forward with apparent reluctance
and was about to enter the car Indicated,
when another gentleman came up and was
met by the brakeman in the same manner;
but explained that be was in charge OF a
lady in the ladres' car and was irnmedia-
tely admitted. Seeing this, Mr.. Packard,
turned and said. by cd, will go into
that car too." The brakeman put himseI
In the way and told Mr.. Packard that be
could not enter that car and that he naust
90 forward. At this, Mr.. Packard went
back and as he was about to enter the Cal
forward, turned. and looking the man full
lin the face, sald: "You Cd id dirty
sor of q b--hr" could think more Ct
lNr. Packard u he would deny using such
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-10
snr uaee; but am told that he acknowl

ang uage; but am told that he ackhowl
edges to having made use Of the ruff1anly
expressions attributed to him. His denial
though no one would believe him
would Indicate that he might have for
gotten himself; or. at least, ashamed OF
having done so. That any man would
use such an expression n tte'presence of
ladies and gentlemen, and then hold him
self up through the columns Of newspa>
per to the scorn of respectable people is
beyond belief, to any man who does not
know VI. A. o. Packard
His assertion that did no. 20 the best
I could to quell the disturbance and pre-
tect him from the punishment be so rich
ly deserved, ia simply lie, and poorly
told a. that. That lie should think that
ten minutes elapsed before / came 10 bis
relief, am not at all surprised, as tie
grasp of man so fcully insulted, and so
Justly enrsged, is not apt to be light, and
TO the cowardly rufisn getting his just
deserts, time must pass very slowly, and
relief seem Ia be very tardy in coming.
That / looked to him like "scared
sheep is easily accounted for, as to O
drunken man, other men always look in
toxicatej, so, tn a man looking from q
pair Of badly frightened eyes, all mer
must look more or less demoralized. Al
to whether Mr.. Packard would be likely
to be frightened Sdnder the circumstances
leave for those who know the quality o
bi. bravery, to judge for themselves
Whether this difficulty grew out of BIZ
naturally bilious temperament and i'll
natured disposition or whether he is un
der the impression that the servants o
railroad companies are to be trampled up
on according TO the caprice of every rui
fan who comes in contact with them,
an unable TO say.
Mr.. PackaId's insult to o number G
men HON he docs not know, is as foo
ish as il is needless and mean, but 1 SUP
pose be will resort 10 the usual practic
OF such towards as be-that oil lDsuitln
men publicly. and sfterward apologizin
to them privately. think lneea net 50
that deeply regret the occurrence OF th
difficulty. Ncs only on account OF ii
man who allowed himself to Ire betraye
. into an act which deprived him sf en-
r ployme1t which he very mach needs, b'
r that Mr.. Packard should have added
G his unnt cesssrIly large list of dispuiesar
l. wrsngIes about mere TRIES. | also regr
: that shduh be called upon in this ma
Z ner to defend myself against the insul
d oil nan whose hatred or even anger,
It never provoked. This is my first refe
i eucs to the subject and think ii will
the Last. ID. Z. SlNoSs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-10
DIED.

MARY ALICE wife of ALFRED ALLEN and daughter
Of w - q. 4 SABISIA @. HAND. OTTER . brief but
pain fn illness at the residsnce Of her husband ln
Green township, Marshall Co., Ind. on the 9th OF
March 1870. Aged twenty one yesrs sad one month
Almost her last words were "Hark hear them
singing" and without a struggle, she psssed away
to join .-ths minstreisy of Heaven" But a few
short years she fingered to cheer. and make happy
the hssrts that loved her here, but
10 qow sweet il will be in that beA niifu la nd,
So free from all sorrow and paini
18th songs on cur lips and with hsrps in our hand'
To meet one Another again"
Ar lis risidsncs In North township on the morn
ing of ths 7th inst. &. N cuAnPLAIx-
The deceaes d was born May 20. 1904, at New Ha'
ven, VT. He came TO marshall County, January
10 1854 Hshzs we'd on his farm since August,
1881.
March LIST :, Elmer n Define, aged ~ yesrs.
months and days.
He was highly esteemed and respected either
Of wet township aud len wife end large nun
bar Of friends to mourn for one 20 early called.
Dearest Elmer hare thv loss We deeply fssi,
bat tie Gsd Who hath bsrcsved n,
He cas- al esv ssrrvs fssi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-10
AN OFFER.

We wiu furnish copy Of the Re
publican for one gear 10 my person
sending as fire nesc subscribers Tnd
$40. Or if the getters up Of the cfu6s
sriH rouch for the responsibility OF
the ne,U subscribers, and they can
meet their subscr iotions ,cithin -four
months, we uin send the Republican
To all names so obtrided. There are
fe,c neighbo, hoods where the Repub-
lican circuidtes Where thfs offer can
not oe made available to several dir
Tsrent persons. if an cfort 10 madc.
Send along clW s.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-10

THE Rochester Spy man is still in q
bad hunter. We are really sorry, not only
that it deprives us OF his genial compan-
ionship bnt Immature very much disfigures
his handsome cvuntenance. We have
lost his last issue and consequently
cannot tell just what he did say; but have
some iaint remembrance of him talking
about involuntary emissions. We
may bc wrong. if We are, we hope he will
correc tus. II lie, himself, has had any
emissions, voluntary or involuntary, We
think the effect upon the worlds popula-
ion has never been stercepiihc.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-10
SECOND WIDTH.
0R. CLARK'S LONDON RENE D.sas
ar,R SPECIAL coxrLArxrs


DE-. CLARK's INvIGoRAToR gives rir-Hs'. -
for Young men who have wasted their ,iror BY ~.
ces,cs of every kind and all persons ~hn-e srss ns
have become weak by imprudsuce are com .l-ieS
rtos ed by it's use. Price One Dollar.
DR. CIARE'S PURIFIER clesn-ss the hlo~s
from ali impurities; such Scroiula. SrT'iiii< !.
uercnria Rheumatism, Humors of every sort I'D
Breath, Offensive Perspirstron. Topl Feet -
Falling Of the hair Ulcers, BOils, PiEsi-, eio's@
es, and all diseases Of the skin, lis slE ,n7a-ld
in diseases Of the Lungs and Digestive o-EaH< Fris
One Dollar.
pr. CLARHs PANAeEA relieves Pain n -vsr'
Ssscr.ption; EeaSache. Earache, foot -fof"
achache. Backach-, Pains In the Breast snd Iurgs
1t lie an invaluable remedy in al Nervous Disords '
and no family should be without IT, friss a.
Dollar.
DR. CCARK's ELIXIR is /. certain .rs ~ "a
weakness Of the G.nito-Uriuery orgsEs. sna d
charges of q mucco -purulent nature, L-uchh 400
Gonorrhoa, Spermatorrhos, ard seminal N~'L 100
are speedily CT red nv its use. Price One nrisr.
DR.. CLARk'S REGULATOR, for females "r''
i, guaranteed to correct all special rregniafi'--s
difficulties of Single Ladies All Married Lad'~'
are cautioned not 10 /. when in q cfrf-in cor-
ton. as its effects would &c too powerful fFs' 49,
Dollar.
All Of these celebrated remedies are n pared ~
Fluid Extracts under DR.. Clark's immediate 49, .
vision and are warranted fresh and pure AZ -;
ed pers ms should send carefully writter srsirf
OF their ailments to DR. Clark and the i'-prfr r.''
edy will se sent promptly TO their a1dr"Ss =
Clark can be consulted personally at his ofce sd
will frnfsh az the necessary accoTam fs'Inifs -
| patients who place themselves under lis AR Al
letters address. DR. iANt-
once No. 10 Amity ct, n. T., (near Brs.d~.y
| ASA
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-10

PHYSICIANS and surgeons wishing to
purchase surgical instruments, or medical
books vii fud it to their interest, to at
tend the sale CT the personal property OF
DR.. Gray diseased, April I'd. For parties
ulars. see Administrative notice vi sale.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-10

E. ". CocrEE, Homeoorthic Fhs .icisn,
and Dentist, would announce 70 the CHI
zens OF Plymouth and vicinity, that owing
to the increase Of his medical practice, be
is compelled TO set Mondays, Tuesdays
and Saturdays for the practice of Dentist
~. Office hours from 10 T. m. to p. M,
and would saw to the friends Of Homeo-
palhy that he may be found Ready to at
tend to their calls except on the aforesaid
days and the above named hours. Office
over Psurs store, Michigan street. Plym-
outh, Indiana. -
"Earreft' )" Renowned Hair EestO rat'vs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-10
All ladies use "Barrett's"

PLYMOUTH SOHooL-The Young Ladies
School. after a vacation Of two weeks,
will commence lie spring term ThIrsday,
March 2Ith. and continue term OF twelve
weeks. Drawing will be Taught grstu,t-
onsiy this term. Tuition payable at the
expi,ation OF half tie term. Is as follows
Common Branches, $500; Higher 5000
Primary. AGO; French. $500; PcncIling
Si.0e; CayonIng, $500; Conte Crayon
IS. 90; Oil Painting, so. We regret thai
we cannot add music TO our list. but oul
rooms are too limited for more. Fol
further particulars call on
l.. c. KINNEY & s. A. NICHOLS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-10
Competitors fear "Barrett's"


The reason why Williamson Z Bergman
does such thriving business is easily ans
wered:
LIST. They always keep n full assortment
of new and fre.h goods. I'd. They never
ps;ssep-escnt their goods. Sd. They are
attentive TO ine vents of their customers
and to provo It. just call in ard see their
mammoth stock of new spring goods
they are just receiving. Ladies childrens
and gentlemen wear at prices that defy
competition.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-10

QUIrr q fire occurred in the town OF
Walkertown last week destroying cons
siderable property; but how much. OF
what amount OF Il was covered by insur-
ance We have not learned.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-10

II you wan, rssiis, hedstesds. or furni-
ture .ssssp~r than any man canseh them
in the country, call at The old store oil
Norion's. East end of Brownies bridge
All home made work. All kinds of re-
nairiug done.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-10
4. o. horton,

-rs- oss-ox.rI * wsst-rvelt's sfnrs.-
-, .,.s ,.irhaui pain. by the use II NJ
-. 90, ,er Laughing tssl Trkrn' ifen ore
ss,i, % frl SET, cheap that re nsn -" Non
=. an get i,l-m. Oles opsn n. Gays @11ei s,,,sl
sa.as q Tuxsdass.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-10
nR,rres,is" Al sronnd the World.

All persons indebted To the estate OF
Joshua u. Gray, deceased, are requested
10 call and settle their accounts with ia
cob Trowbridge or Amasa johnson. The
books and accounts are Ct the law Office
Of Amass johnson.
Nara .rr A. GRAY.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-10
PHYSICIANS.


e.. II. Reynolds NJ. A'-'
DreuLAg Physician and Operative i.s. S si1i,sr,
.5rrs ria professional services 10 ,he s,,;,n
1sxrouth- and surrounding cor|try IN -. s,,,,n-
-. trx.tnsrt of di~ea-es comm N 49,. the
-, .y-risl attention will be giSrs =" SUE - fe.
oes' -, ..ii- in town ard country pr"mp'is
h.ahs ss'c srre. reasoLabls. Once shu w..
$500 - IVES, s.s- of Eirhi-an street. 'he Iaartl
=. IN. tsuk. Plymouth, ind-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-10
HOTELS.
Parker House.

xpLynorTH. Ysr-hslI County, 'rdinra. lh,'
h.us- has recently been rettted sl'o i'ifh'sh-
- "a now or-rs to tho Fuh.ic all Tie stirsetions
=. . srx.-ela.. hou.e The hotel onrnitSs runs 70
sad from AL trains lii
at.elirx. and proper rare Of horscs r'ay Ne r.hru
No. prorri.tor. lSitf1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-10

-aNoNE.lPAFyIC Physician sn1 Drn'is'' - ~.
IA fnrms all op~fstions uPcn 'as ns"' -.
t~sih- vf'es vel ijifl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-10
M,SCELlAH EOuS.
II. II. LCYeH,

gREILKE in Clicks. Watches. Silver ., Plated
u were Hxsing IT command the results Of
,~~x Sna general experiencs. he j. conhdenf that
nese f.sorinr him With their patronage will be
z.s>.s@d both "a to price aud craftsmanship No ~,
wi stde Mieh gan street ls'IIi
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-03-10

SERVICES will DO held in the Presbyte-
rian church next Sundry by Rev. Mr.
Huyser. A union meeting will be held
NJ the Methodist church in the evening.