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pY j. 7. COLDWELL Il CO, Auctioneers
III No ia Penn a ayenI,a u-.,,tL y. AZ

by J.T. COLDwELL 4 CO., Auctioneers,
- No. ga Penn o avenue south side
o.0O0 DOLLARS WORTH OF LADIES.
CENTS AND CHILnREN'S BOOTS. SHOES
AND CATERS At AUCTION At THE STORE
OF GEORGE HOLMAN, NO. 203 PENN
AVENUE, BET. 2D AND 81 SrREETS
16D We shall sell at auction on MONDAY
May 9Th, at IL O'Clock p. m, and CONTINUES
every evening until the entire stock is sold,
- large assortment of Gents Boots shoes
Caters and Ladies and Childrens Shoes Of all kinds
These goods of he Ia est style.
1sose in want Of boots. shoes, &c, are reaues ted
TO attend this sale. Terms each.
Goods will be sold at retail every day at q great
sacrifice.
COLDWELL & Co. Auctioneers
my6-3t' e X. L. CROWN, Salesman
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QY GREEN q WILLIAMS,
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40, Southeast corner 7th and d streets.
TMO.STORY FRAME HOUSE, WITH PRESS
SKlCk ERONT HOUSE, AND LOT, AT AUG

On TUESDAY, the 1lth instant, at O'Clock
E,, p. m, we shall sell, on the premises, a gosd
- three- story Dwelling Horse, containing ave
good rooms, beng 20 feet front on 9th street west,
between street north and New York avenue
making nrst class private residence being in good
helghpornood ana near mari ct, &c. DC.
Terms: Ohe hall cash, balance in six and twelve
months, for notes bearing interest and secured by
deed OF trust on the premises. All conveyancins
down on the day 81 sale.
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MAR RED.

MARRIED.
UNDERGRADUATES. On the 9th Of
April. by the Rev. } W. Parker. MIR. TYLER
SHERWOOD, Of this city, and Miss HATTIE T.
GMAHU DRO. If p luz anna county, Va.
IRichmOnd Dispatch and Charlottesville Chronicle
please cOpy.l
DIED.
LYON. On the evening of the fth instant. CLARA
LYON, wife Of Jacob Lyon and daughter of the late
Conrad and Henrietta Berkhardt, aged 81 years.
Not dead, but sleepeth
Funeral will take place tomorrow, sunday 3
o'clock p m No. 10 Ohio avenue, between 18th
and 18th streets.
DENHAM. At a. N, May 9Th, WILLIE, eldest
sCn If the late Oliver b. and Elizabeth Denham,
aged q years
street ".
BERRY. At Belmont. On the 4th instant, Mrs
ELIZABETH CLAGETT, wife Of H. ,charah Berry
Of W, OF Prince Georges county, Nd. and daugh ter
az the late Hon. Henry AdlsSn, Of GeOrgetOEn, u.
q.
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WOOD AND COAL.

CUMBERLAND COAL, ASSORTED IN QUAIL
~ Tiles, suitable for family, steaming and black
smith purposes for sale at the lewest possible rates
Tor cash Office: a. street and Canal. Depot Po-
tOmac river and 9th street.
ap2S-lm e. L. SHERIFF
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ITO ARCHITECTS.
Il DEAF AND DUMB INSTITUTE
Oh MARYLAND,

-. EhkDkklCk CITY. APRIL 18th, $50.
IL xecutive Committee, IN behalf of the Visit
snd trustees Of the Institute for The insfruction
Ihs ana Dumb of this state rps pectf Nv IN.
ss nsait Sc, to sssmit Plan. specincstion and
ImS II sIIItfE AT FREDERICK CRY Ma
eueh oufd1ns 20 possess capacity or cocfar,, HI
accommocausg AZ least two hundred in-.s,ns 10y ~
both sexes and susceptible &c enlargement or s "
zion, as future necessities NAV dem.nS - Sh.on
marrnR the utility or arc hitecture Of an
10 contemplate expenditure nar sn, snn
= 10000, ss limited by Law. ASeeoiag
whilst reservinr the right 20 accept or r.,ac, ,h
Board will grant mpensation only for such 49,. A
may lie Opted; the premium 90 be srfch n a.
Board, IN their discretion, may allow. "' 'n'
All competing plans, sc, must be Submitted an
or before TUESDAY, MAJ Eth, lSO, and sent Tree
az expense
Any additional information vii be promptly vs>
tered By making application 70 either member of
FAIRFAX scHLEY,
GEO. MARKELL,
W. n. FALCONER, -
J. ID. BRINELEY,
Executive COMMITTEES.
For further particulars apply 10 W. II. FAL-
CONER, COrcoTans Art BuidfuG, corner Eth q
and PenRsyhania avenue. apla AstMyH
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AUCTION SALES.
XXI OREEN WILLIAMS. Auctioueers
~ Southeast corner Eth and ID .traets


Southeast corner 9TH and ID streets.
VERY NEAT FRAME HOUSE. WE'LL BUILT.
R RIhhLLs IN HQTsE ALL PAINTED, No. 465
g., ON wEDSEsDAY, the nth inst, at s o'clock
snctoh House No. 46s kidse street. R Sains
Part Lots Square No 5I3. The lot is Is feet in
ches front, by los feet deep, to Is feet alley
Terms: One half cash; balance s and II months
NJ conveyanclng at purchaser cost. To be resold
IN hye days II terms OF sale not complied with
MD GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auction.ers.
by COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers
- Successors to J. q. Mcclure & Col
Southwest corner u Penna. avenue and 18th ST.
CHANCERY SALE Of VALUABLE BUILD
ING LOT ON TWELFTH STREET WEST
BETWEEN AND r STREETS NORTH
~ by N1rtue OF decree OF the Supreme Court of
1.-THE Pstrict Of Columbia, passed. 10 Equity
Hcsuse No. ;s5e, Doc. Q, Gawl-r ct al plaintiffs
auction. oil the premises, on FRIDAY, the 9th
day OF May, $50, at 51z o'clock p. m, Lot No Is
10 Cox subdivision Of Square No 279, fronting Is
feet on 18th street west, and running back By the
same width 80 feet to an alley Is feet wide.
Terms of sale: One third cash: balance in eaual
instaImentS at and IL months from day of sale the
deferred payments to be secured by the the
purchaser bearing interest from the day of SALE en-
dorsed to the sat ia ton Of the Trustee all IN
a. the option Of purchaser. The title the prop
ery will be retain I'D nt tn whole pur chase money
Is paid. Conyeyahcing and stamps at purchaser |,
cost. $50 deposit ct time of sale.
EUGENE CARUSL, Trustee.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED I'm
til TUESDAY AFTERNOON. May 10th, same hour
and place. EUGENE CARUSI, Trustee
my ut COOPER LATIMER, Aucts.
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Rl GREEN a WILLIAMS
~ Autioneers and Real Estate Brokers
No. 319, southeast cornsr -th "A Il
rRTsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE LOT o
SSaRnuSp on THE CoRNER OF IA An


No. 3le, southeast corner 9TH ana % sts
rRTsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE LOT OF
SOUTH STREETS, ISLAND.
- By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated March q
r.. A. ID. lst6, and duly recorded IN Liter n M
=: No. IL, folio $50, &C., Of the land records
Tor ashington county, In said District and BY the
written direction OF the party secured thereby, We
VIII sell at public auction, on MONDAY, the "a
day OF May, A ID. 1s70, at O'Clock p in front Of
the premises, Lot numbered twenty three, 51sD in
Square numbered four I'M ndred and ninety N Is,
!tssl m the city of Washington, with all the i'm
This property Is very desirable corner lot on a.
street, and IN very improving part of the Island
TERMS One half IN cash, Of which $50 must be
paid AT the sale. and the enander within six day
thereafter the deferred payments to be made in six
and twelve months, with interest from day OF sale
aud secured 10y deed OF trust to the satisfaction 81
the Trustees.
Terms to be complied with within six days sitter
day Of sale othersse the Trustees reserve the right
to resell the property al the risk and Of the
purchaser, after one weeks notice.
All COnyeyaBcng, including revenue stamn~ NJ
purchaser o. cost.
JOHN III. SEMMEs,l
MM III. WARD, trustees
apy2aw5wtds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
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r. ;. MARsHAL-s SALE.
LIMITED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

In virtue Of three writs OF eri fscias and writ
OF yendltoni eNpcnss, issued from the Clerks once
OF the supreme Court of the District of Columbia,
and 10 me directed, will sell at public SAFE, for
ea,h in front Il the Court House door Of said Dis
trict, on MONDAY, the 18th day Of April, $50, al
II clock m, all defendants right, title, claim snd
Interest IN and to part Of Lot No :, in Square No.
ZS5 In the City Of Washington, ID. o., beginning al
the northeast corner of said square and running
thence south Al feet thence west the end n
the lot thence in Dorthery direction with the
west line thereof the north line of said lot thence
with said north line to the place of beginning,
together with all and singular the improyemeuts
thereon seized and levied upon as the property OF
Brook Mackal r., and will be sold TO satisfy exc
cstlons Nos "a, 345, ALI, and sos, in favor OF
Matthew G.. Emery, Geo. II. Plant, A. T. r.
Richard, and Owen Wilson.
ALEX. SHARP,
mn ZS-td U. 5. Marshal, ID. q.
HTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
IN MONDAY, the 10th day of May, ls7O at the same
hour and place, by consent Of all parties
ap II ALEX. SHARP. u. T. Mar.hai n q
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.

10y COOPER LATIMER. Auctforeers,
- Successors 10 J. q. Mcclure a Co.
Southwest corner Penn. avenue and llth C.
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Rf COOPER LATIMER, Ac6tioneers,
- successors TO Jas. G. Mcclure h co..
Southwest corner of Penn. ave and 18th street
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w AT REDUCED PRICES.

VNOOD AND COAL
w AT REDUCED PRICES.
Having bought of Thsmas j. Gait the Steam Saw
I'LL, foot Of 7th street wharf. prepared to
furnish Wood and Coal of all kinds at the following
PINE WOOB long nor cord --..........S % so
PINE W0Op ~ .hS Or pieces, per cord 3 so
per $685. IS. ~..~~ . 90
OAK WOOD, long, per cord.................... 8 so
OAk MOOD sawed in or pieces, per cord SO
per 90
HICKORY WOOD, long .........., . so
KlNDLlNG WOOD pieces, sawed and split,
~ ...... $1,000. y
Also, klNDLING WOOD in bundles
Red and White Ash COAL.
Hoping by strict attention TO business to receive
liberal patronage. Office 1922 Pennsy lvania ave-
pue, between Eth and 18th streets and at MILL foot
of 9TH street. A. u. HOOVER,
1922 Pennsylvania avenue,
ap.: between l2fh and 18th .treets
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NOAL AND WOOD.
JAMES GLEASON, successor to Gleason & Glenn,
6 street w hart, begs leave to inform his numerous
friends and customers that he is now prepared to
furnish at lowest market rates the best quality OF
BED and WHITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL,
Run OF NINE; HICKORY, OAK AND PINE
My motto will be IN the future as in the mast
Quick sales and small profits;'' and as buy for
cash only and sell at a very Smal advance NV terms
in future will be strictly cash.
Will make speciality of supplying dealers from
the vessel at a slight advance over cost.
Orders BY mail will receive prompt attention
JAMES GLEASON,
apE-ly IRsp.l G 81. Wharf. w ashingtOn, D. c.
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ISRN NJ n M skkhMpsEs' Trustees.
ap9-2aw3w6ds GREEN &WILLIAMs Aucts

al SIHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
III TUESDAY, the Eth day Of May, Is7O at the same
hour and place. BY RIDER Of the Trustees.
mo eo6ds GREEN WILLIAMS. Aucts
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- ne objects of mems alteration change
In the time Of Moses they worshipped the golden
calf; now they worship the saw-dust calf.
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DENTISTRY.

II W. MERRILL,
.,o,, pENTIsT,
40. lS13 PEkNSYLVANIA AvENUE,A 49,
Between nth and lssh streets- l@
An Dental work done In the bsst manner, aud q
modeEats prices.
Ges, Chlsroform OF Ether ased, II desired for ex
tracing Teeth without pain. Tell
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NlERCHANrS LINE OF srRAMsHIPs
BKfwHKN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK

Asrseft4, the Fine Btesmships i. o. KEIGHY
a he mS SkcfHH ssd xAHfEY GIIY q -
.sgSlar semi veeiIy trips betveen NEW
60Rks ALExANDHiA, WASHiNGrON, ant
from Pig %, East river, every W KDN ESDAT snd
sysry soHpiT .n4 rHaufRkkfScS,sy esSESErows
FOR further information. sppl re- pa DKN.
HAN, Asent, once aud vharf foot Of High street
Seoseesowa. o. q the corner q NH stres{ and Asv
san-a y.w. THOMPSON, Prsssdsus.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12
" The Tariff QnAstinn y

The above appeared as the heading OF
an editorial % in the Plymouth Demo-
Graf OF last week. We thought The
young man had reused himself and was
going to give the public some kind of an
editorial. But as usual the want of
brains prevented--and all the public re-
ceived was T." driyel.'' The article asserts
that there are two opinions in the 2epub-
iican party on the tariff question. SO
there is in the Democratic party. The
Democratic party in Pennsylvania goes
tor high tariff Elsewhere, where local
interests demand IL, the party goes the
same way. But the fact is well known TO
al th't the Republican party is of this
state, ard the party as a national party is
against high protective tariff. See the
Republican platform OF this state. Read
the Chicago Tribune, and nearly all the
Republican papers of the entire west.
The Democrat quotes the La Porte
Herdtd and Valparaiso Vidctte as
against high protective tariff, and
paper with small circulation down 10
Fulton county as favor of such
tariff The character of the quotations
themselves show that . tariff for revenue
necessary ievenue-and not a high pro-
iective tariff is what the overwhelming
majority of the Republican party desire.
What the Democratic party desire-the
Lord only knows and He won't teD--so
we are left in confusion worse con
founded, so far as that party is con
cerned. Ii the Democrat will tell the
public what it believes, and not what it
don't believe, with regard to the tariff
it may throw some light upon an
important subject but the brains neces- |
sary Tor such an effort being absent, the
public is dosed With clap-traps ON ills
and all other important measures. Mar. |
shall county pays heavy and useless tax
for the remarkably brilliant editorial ~ OF
the Democratic luminary down street.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12

sparks of the locomotive. The car was
filled full with goods at each end, render
ing escape by either Of the front doors
impossible, and the bell rope having
quickly burned of, he could not c0mmu-
nicate his peril tothe conductor or eng n
eer, the noise OF the rapi dly-runing train
preventing his calls being heard. Finally
the heat and smoke drove him to one Of
the side doors, 10 which he hung with
one baud, while he endeavored in vain to
make his perilous condition known. His
hand was blistering fast, and he thinks
that he must soon have leosened his hold
and fallen if the train, after carrying its
burning freight about ten miles, had net
stopped at Plymouth.
When it did stop, however, the train
men, who had singularly failed to discover
the trouble before, set to work, and by a
liberal use of water succeeded in extin-
gushing the flames before the car was
destroyed. The contents, however. con
sisting of costly millinery goods, books,
clothing. and other valuables, were, by
reason of fire and water combined. nearly
past caring for. Two valuable imported
dogs, which were confined in the car were
ANONYMOUSLY smothcred 10 death.
The loss will be quite heavy. reaching
probably from $4,000 to $4,000 all of
which, OF course, viii fall upon the ex-
press COMPANY
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12
The CORPORATION Election

We do not refer to The mere fact of the
election. We refer to the assurance given
to the public with regard to the future.
Tie community has been told to expeci
great things. We have been so long
acquainted with the beauties of Demo
cratic administration OF affairs in this
town and county, that We look upon all
such promises as have been held out TO
us, by those who "rule the roost" IL this
place. as empty nethings without local
haDitatiOn or name. We shall not
follow the example of the Democrat.
and Immediately commence a TRADE of
abuse toward the corporate auth oriiics. or
strive TO divide public sentiment At The
outset. We have no base and sinister
ends to accomplish. We shall be glad to
chronicle any improvements that may he
.Dsugurated. We hope the assurance
given, and the grand flourish of trumpets
by the Democrat may mean something
more than the mere pulling of The wool
over peoples eyes. The Democratic
town OF Plymouth, ana the Democratic
county of Marshall, have not made very
brilliant history or reputation in tue days
that are past. We shall rejoice if the
newly elected corporate authorities turn
over new leaf" and give US something
better than the "husks that the swine do
eat" Go on, gentlemen, and we will not
throw straw in your way. Our con-
fidence in the professions of the official
organ is very slight, and our knowledge
Of the past is still vivid-but we shall
wait with timely patience for something
to turn up"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12
Chean for Cash.

If you want To buy goods cheap
for cash go to L. Logan's- They
are selling best prints at 10 cts. per
ward. Good delaines at 10 cts. per
yard, and the best at 20 cts. per yard
Good yar.l wide bleached muslin for
10 cts rer yard. Have reduced tue
price or goods generally They are
keeping a full line of crockery and
glassware, which they sell cheap for
ready pay. Remember the place,
Freese Il Behren's old stand, one
door south of Hills Bakery.-n21-2t
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12
Leather and Findings,

.IUsT RECEIVED The largest stock
ever brought to Plymouth--at Haw
iey's Boot, Shoe and Leather Store
Consisting o? Sic best brands OF B.
A. Il Slaughter Sole Best brand
OF French calf and kip. Best brand
of Morocco and kid. A full line Of
domestic stock, kip, calf and upper,
lasts, pegs and findings generally
Sly stock is full ai.d complete, meet
ing all the requirements of the trad e
and will be sold for cash at the low
est Fl Wayne and Chicago prices
as an examination of the stock and
prices will abundantly prove. The
patronage OF The trade is respect-
fully solicited. n2z-tf.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12

The Members of the Plymou H.
d l.. Co., will give ball OH the eve
ming OF May 10Th, ct Balcony Hall
All respectable citizens are cordially
invited to attend. A general atten-
dance willinsure a good time. The
best music in the State has been
secured for the occasion and every
thing that Can be done, will be done
to render the occasion worthy the
patronage of the public; and it is
hoped that liberal patronage will
be extended 70 them on this occa
sion. The bill will lie One Dollar
per couple. n27
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12
How about tie South Bend and Plym

How about tie South Bend and Plym-
outh railroad? The road between Niles
and South Bend is building rapidly, and
is part of the Michigan Air Line rail
TO ad- The road from Benton Harbor to
Elkhart passes through Niles, but is an
independent road, ard is beng pushed
rapidly forward. The cars are expected
10 run 10 South Bend from Niles, by the
first of August, and then the question for
South Bend TO settle will be. how to get
to The p. Fl. w. & c. road. and how TO
get TO Indianapolis and Cincinnati. We
expect to wake up some fine morning
and behold the engine dashiug into town
from our neighbouring and enterprising
city. By ali means come on with the
South Bend railroad.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12

We ,rW furnish copy Of the Re
publican for one year 10 any person
sending as fire ne,0 subscribers and
sI0. Or If the getters up of the clubs
tciu rouch for the responsibility ot
the new subscribers, and they can
meet their subscriptions soithi'a Jo,tr
months, zoe ,riH send tie Republican
to all names so o6taioed. There are
'ew aeigh5o1 hoods where the Repub
NcGn circulotes ,Ohere this offer can
not be made dJaildble to several dif,
fereTt perso'as, If an effort Is made
Send 1Lon0 cI,as.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12

II you wish To select from largest stock
OF boots s shoes in Plymouth. go to A.
Hawley's.
II you are searching for tie cheapest
boots or shoes in Plymouth. go to a
tawley's.
'fyou want the latest styles of con-
8 gsiters. lace balls, or slippers, go to
Hsw.ey's
Ia fact, for the greatest variety, cheap
st goods. latest SYKES, and frst-class
boots & shoes. go TO y. Hawleys boot &
shoe store No. 10, Michigan ST.. sign OF
the golden boot. n27-tf.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12

ANNA DICKINSON missed The train at
Jackson, Michigan, and Immediately paid
$50 for special engine and car, and
arrived At Niles IN full time to deliver her
lecture lately. When a woman will SHE
Will, and when she won't she won't.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12
Good NeWSf

New goods and new styles. J. III.
Dale d Co., having just received a
large stock of spring and summer
goods, which they offer at less than
gold prices. We would advise every
one to call and examine their stock
before purchasing elsewhere, as
their goods were bought for cash and
they defy competition. Best prints,
3 to 10 cents. Lawns, Percals,
Poplins, Alapacas, Delains, Shallies,
Silks. Cloths, Cassimeres, Clothing,
Hats and Caps, proportionately
cheap
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12

o. Wednesday evening, the 18th inst,
the express train from Chicago. on the p
Fl. w. & c. X. X. carried The Brilis
East India mail, comprising forty sealed
sacks from Auckland, New Zealand, Ys-
kohama, Japan and China, all directed to
the London (England) posi- office. This
is an illustration of the revolution that
has been brought about by the construc-
ton OF the Union Pacific railroad, and
shows that Plymouth with its projected
railroad west will be promi nent poin,
on the world Highway between the two
great oceans, and to India.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12
NOTICE.

As / have disposed of one hals
OF my store to II. B PershiDg, and
we intend TO largely increase our
stock. Such arrangement compel.
ling me to collect my outstanding
debts. l therefore give notice to
all those owing me on book ac-
count, that they must come forward
Immediately and settle the same, or
will sue them, Irrespective of
persons.
n2I VIM. II. BRowy
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12
a trial.

p. x. IS p. x. II. Engineers Klinger
and Boyles with their assistants common
ced the location of the Plymouth, Kan
kakee and Pacific Rail Road last Monday
morning at Plymouth, and are rapidly
prosecuting the work westward.
They sre already in the vicinity oil
Knox, and our citizens are all curiosity
AS to (which side of town" the road
will go. 1t is not likely we presume that
this will be permanently settled until
the line west from here TO the Jasper coup
~ line is located. -Rnor Ledger.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12
TIE new corporation of Plymouth |

The new corporation of Plymouth has
done big thing" by way of showing
off their devotion TO the public good.
They have reduced their wages to 81 90
session, and increased the sessions, and
have appointed several committees. The
Marshal was ordered to go to work i'm
mediatcly. All this is most glorious, and
promises vast inn rovement of our tom
in all respects. OF course, the taxes will
now be a mere triae, and the economy
inauguraied viii undoubtedly show valu-
able results with no " stealings," and light
taxes. How beautiful the new broom
sweeps. How splendidly the future of
our demora.:zed town already looms up
all .in your eye."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12
Great Excitement.

About L. Logan selling Prints at
cents per yard. Brown Muslins.
as low as 6 cents per yard, yard
wide, 10 cents. Domestic Bingham
as low as 12A cents per yard, best
~ cents. Just received, a large
stock of spring and summer Hats.
latest styles, which he is selling
cheap for ready pay. Remember
the place-One door south of Hills
Bakery. uas
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-05-12
sBIocher,s Buffalo Root,

Is made from the best material by
hand and warranted. There Is I'M
questionably no better custom boot
made, either kip or calf. For beauty
of finish and durability, his boots
stand a, number one. None better
None cheaper. The boot can be
found onlyIn this county at Hawley's
Boot x Shoe Store, Golden Boot,
No. 10 Michigan Street, Ply mouth,
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