Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-11-09

~ Aoi'eI, cashier Second story: office
! Tor lawyers and doctors Third foo
Odd Fellows Hall, to be furnished I
= style. Basement, insurance Offices. Wa
e ter and gas in all the rooms. Altogetbel
q TINS Is the finest building in the city, bu
so closely is it followed up by the new
! and beautiful brick block of d. C. Alexan
f der'thatwe really feel guilty in sayingmor
lor one than the other. This elegan
structure is ABS feet by u.s. three storie
g and basement; will be ready for occupan
cy on the 1st day of Dec. 1871. If will N
: occupied in Roses old corner by Edwarf
q vars popular jewelry store and mnsica
institution, and in the next door On 6
Nam street, by L. s. 3. F. Crane. as
hardware establishment This store run,
pack TO the second store on East Nair
street, and opens on that street with ,
me show window, thus forming a mos,
complete double store, one fronting on
south Main street and one fronting on
East Main street, with fifteen feet ceilings
anu easements. Next door to Cranes y
+ on East Main street. will be the door
opening into Fred. Vests drug establish
meht Although this gentleman suffered
severely by the late Laporte confederation
lie is determined, like the Chicago mer.
chants, to go ahead" and "aeyey san ,lSs
a'e! The next store will be occupied bv
Brown d Edwards Drown. d. L.. pres.
ent sheriff, and Edwards, H. r., formerly
/ Oh The firm of Jpo. F. Page & COY These
gentlemen purpose opening the most
| spiehdlc grocery house, on the 1st of De
cehiber next, that was ever seen in Ia
porte county. They can do it, for they
} nave cash at command and credit without
limit. Second story, offices for doctors
etc The Third story will be used as
public hall This bidding is finished
throughout as though money did NOT
cost a farthing. Many of those French
Fiate glass cost $3.50 each-thev are 6 #
by II IN size, and L in thick. Long may
Inc proprietor of this new and beautiful
building live to enjoyits rents and profits
The Second Presbyterian Church, stu
ated on East Main street three SQUARES
south from the court house, is the most
magnificent church in the county. and is
eNceiled BY few if any in the State. cost
about $4,000 insured for $50 600 in rood
companies.
NeA' In order is the "Laporte Wheel
FACTORY" This company purchased the
" New Paper Mill building, about eigh-
teen months since, worth perhaps $40,
QUO. They run two sets of workmen. and
l am told have now an order for ono
hundred thousand wheels.
John Southerland's building, next door
to ID. Z Alexander's building, is three sto-
RES and basement, cost about $4,000 or
S11 600
The beautiful little marble front of DR..
b. Collins next claims our atten-
ION. His wonderful discovery cures 4,
Without pain or less of time to the ma. 5
lent, the dreadful habit of opium- c
'ating-and from the proceeds (now about :
$1,000 a month"; he has put up a block a
< oy % feet which is lasting credit TO I
lis name and source of pride TO the civ a
he cost, including water, gas, furnace =
A'ra plate glass, extra finish of his larGc n
mte OF rooms, etc, on the second floor t
'hen his offices, private rooms, and lab t
ratory Tor mixing the opium cure are :
ompleted, together with the beautif,l y
lall on the third floor presented TO the "
Natural History and Laporte Library As a
oci"tion for rec goaiw-the cost OF all this =
~ fall little if any below $1,000. The l.
rst floor will be occupied in few DAYS {;
Messrs. \. P. Andrew & Son. Bank. n
RS, and to judge from present appearances q
Ill be finished up in grand style. afford G
lg the people one of the finest and most d.
ommodious banking houses in the north p
est. Thus, in few days all four of r
III banking firms will be snugly housed 5,
offices superior in style and comfort = al
icy are the First National, the Citizens Z
he Laporte branch, and Andrews Bank. Il
Then comes DR.. Higay's brown stone SC
gorgeous style, at cost of $4,000
amy think is the handsomest building j.,
Laporfe, While many persist that Dr.. Is
oilins' building is the building. His of
e will be on the second floor; the third
DRY Will be hall. This building, like I
the rest ofthe late improvements. is am
nament to the city.
Then comes the building of Fargher & T,
D., three story brick and basement. TT
ST Slo,O0O, including lot, is so by % #. F.
for retail trade The fact that Fl. B n
cir, president of the Laporte Chair Fac =
~. Is half owner in this firm, is suffi- FL
ut guarantee that the company ale Il
long the very first of the country !,
hen they get all their goods into the +
W building, which will be in month Il
so, 1t will be full from ground to attic.
choicest as well as every day furniture. WI
with the energetic Thomas Fargher On
salesman, the success of the institution
fixed fact. Twenty years experience La
the business is proof sufficient. zln
captain Crawley and Austin Forbes 40,
re put up building 40 by 60: Brad Hcf
, Noyes & Crawley Qawyers) on the
end floor, with clothing store and GGy
cher shop on the first; rent for $500 q
n 5, Lay is among the enterprising tin
ltlemen of our city, as he has put up ma
utiful three story (and basement) brick '
kerry, on South Main street, opposite th the
ntsman Hall; cost $4,000 cash" All of
o know S. Lay know that he could not can
Id any other than a substantial, orna. !
ntal, durable and profitable building. fur
Item and Nickerson have put up the f
porte Wagon Factory, at cost f So mai
, a brick two stories and basement OF
calculated to turn out wagons at an IRE,
rate The Catholics have Pos
about,S 600 in repairs ntheir church. SEM
y have olso bu;It a hoo,,;f,, not,
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