Marshall County Republican., 1871-11-16

many social virtues and intellectual quail |
ties as we'll as for her widely known be-
nevolence, the entire community feels her /
loss.
THE HoLIDAYs are approaching, and
the time is nigh when children are most
happily entertained with gifts and trim
kets; and to be up with the times, or a
little ahead, C S. S. ToDD has laid in a
very large and we'll assorted stock off
elegant Fancy Goods, Dolls, Books, and
Toys of every description, to accommo-
date all the little and Dig folks in the
town and country. Ns.
ANNoUNCEMENT.-Th new German
Baptist Church, 81 miles west of Ply
mouth, will be dedicated on Nov. 26, at
10 A. NJ. There will be able speakers from
abroad in attendance A general invita-
ton is given to all A good time is an
ticipated Services will be held at the
Church, from Friday evening, the Gath,
until Sabbath evening, each day and
| night.
MIsHAwAKA ENTERPRIsE.-Mr A. NJ.
CoNKLIN, late of the Hamilton County
Register has removed that office to Misha
waka, and united with the Enterprise, and
| become one of the editors of that pa
per- Mr.. PERsHING, late assistant edi-
tor of that paper. has dissolved his con-
nection with it Mr.. CoNKLIN promises
to make the Enterprise one of the best To-
cal papers in the State, and perhaps he
will.
IN noticing the presence of attorneys at
the present term of the Common Pleas
Court, we inadvertently omitted the name
of Hon. John G.. Osborn. 1t is but JUS
tice to say that he is promptly on hand
every day of the term, and during vaca-
ton is at his office late and early, assidu-
ously engaged in the practice of his pro-
fession, which by industry he has succeed
ed in mastering.
ALL retail dealers going TO Fort Wayne
to purchase dry goods and notions, will
do we'll to call on A. S Evans & Co, at
the corner of Clinton and Main streets.
Here you will find not only a full vari-
ETY. of goods of the very best quality
and at the lowest market price, but oblig
ing proprietors, and number Of courte
Gus clerks to wait on you. Their adver'
tisement will beIfound in another column
For SHIRTS of the best quality, made
to fit, and for all kinds of Gents Furnish
ing Goods, go to Messrs. Mndcrwell 6
Fowler, corner of Calhoun and Berry
streets, Fort Wayne Ind This reliable
| firm has recently secured the services of
A. Hamilton as travelling agent, who will
soon be around and take your orders
See their advertisement in another col
umu. The firm of A. S Evans & Co. is
composed of A. S. Evans, j. p Evans,
K. T. Mcdonald, and NJ A. Weble.
FRED STAHI. and his neighbo-s dona-
ted $40 in cash and clothing to the Michi-
gan sufferers, which was also left with
Nussbaum & Mayer, y no have promptly
forwarded the same. a letter from the
Governor Of Michigan acknowledges the
receipt OF a box of goods, sent by Mrs.
Zechiel with thanks in behalf of the suf-
fering people. These acts of kindness by
our citizens, show the benevolent spirit
that animates them and should stimulate
others to do likewise.
PEoF NJ B. HOPKINS, State Superin-
tendent Of Public instruction, will attend
the Teachers Institute, at this place, on
Thursday, Nov Goth He will address
the members of the Institute, and the
public generally, at the Lutheran Church.
on Thursday evening, on the subject OF
education. He will meet the teachers
township trustees, commissioners, audi
tor, and other officers connected with the
school interests of the county, and citi
zens generally, on Friday, at 10 o'clock
at the same place.
To THE SUFFERING-Thc Rev. vii
. liam H. Norton, while residing in Brazi
: as Missionary, discovered in that land o
medicines a remedy for CONSUMPTION
SCRoFULA, SORE THROAT, ,CoUGHs, COLDS
ASTHMA, AND NERVOUS WEAKNESS
r This remedy has cured myself. after al
!. other medicines had failed
Wishing to benefit he suffering, | viii
q send the receipt for preparing and usin
d this remedy to all who desire it, FREE O.
r. CHARGE Please send an envelope, wit
your name and address on it.
J Address, Rev. WILLIAM NORTON, 67
Broadway, New York City. 1y45
h RELICS OF THE PAST. = Mr.. Davi
10 Marris, of Burr Oak Flats, in this count,
i'd now in his seyentieth year, has in his po
ly session a sword, looking-glass and pov
e der-horn which were brought from Ir
in land by Mr.. English, one of the fir
settlers of America The sword and Il
looking glass are in good state of pre-
=" ervation, bst the powder horn. beir
a made of an oX-horn, begins to show sig1
Ks of decay We will endeavor to get flu
d, description of these articles, and also,
e- possible, history of their descent fro
IS generation 10 generation.
TEACHERS INsTITUTE.-All interest,
will take notice that Teachers Institu
:, for Marshall county will be held at Il
~ Seminary building in Plymouth, COZ
g mencing on Monday, Nov 27tiI, 16
-, - and continuing until Friday evening fc
=, lowing. A prompt attendance of (
~ teachers in the county, and all who e
pect to become teachers, is earnestly