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DIS y0etettio" Der Grant 3esierung III
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nnterbaltHngen.

as Sruntitr. sSbeatre Gomiane.
49, esm. g CHM, 9teenttlmer uns Director.
GX u ~ Sneion, 9sihditsi. unb RsihtuT.
@lorrstdeI Eriumpb!
Die nsue epmpGsnts Elm ppnHdnrie er grfuIa!
Die eroBtcu no bche, ie in Baltimore auioez
trtttEe 5ruppt!
lleberu0le 5Guier! @nt5iidte QubitorieH
isoeH a5snO uno Stsrfe8 uno SonnobsuO Rad.
mtttag!
ESieser cine meme Senfation.
Sas itGunGnGreeCnhe Sraittlpfl reEtio
Setuttt, SinoS II. YoHna,
Widnner nit ~eiierntH 0ctpcnl
prOouJtreR It'd in elmer marteridutternoeH aErobotts
ihen neuen Setitung, Die rem
beriibuteH 5aHlou'iden SprunQe
dPnelt, luobei Tie etntqs Der iapierisfsu 8trst,
Sultpur5elbn II c. SprIngstm
Glte9eHu Il. l. n
poIllbreH.
lie GSpptifCbru 5unaIeure
in msbrsTsn HGueH, DEMONSTRATION Sunffaaen,
%iuoruutCr
Der uniidtbare 9rabt," Il. I. NJ.
$ d It bs8eiitette aufnabme Der neueu
SGlIets2ruppr.
Die be0Cutenofe erie E6HJ'riH In Mmerifa
waeemUileue jUfepbiue Re RUia,
Ualdc in Serbinouns nit
oen GTls. WGlmiHe. AIeralorIHe, QtssIs
8Ort. Sconttnc Il.
Grollt'S GROCER Ballet ruppe
pOn pIerBebH iunoeH DlmR
In 3fuei berrllhen 8aEeten
auitrllt.
Die g~rotarti9e Uereni9te Gruppe:
&iIiD $du.
stufd See,
Gam Scperc,
SiHcinndtuS II. 70.
in CiHem iplenoieeu, manrieialtigen Yroaramm,
Sum Shlulie
has itottlide Sdanip'eI:
Der Sont9 nno Der Treibcuter."
e. &. 9beftGr Gls -. ........2oro Senrp Saraeu
9cor8 u. @oeioH ols.......... Sanpp SIC ScIep.
Die iibri9eH &ouen itno in oeH SGnbea Ggr Sdass
ipieltruppc.
STORYTELLING fir OmcnWittiuod5 IL. E~rsitassaben6s.
ytCdmittG9s STORYTELLING 8ieutGgs U. Sonnabruos.
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MleTam0er BROWN s SDbus

III. I33I SUPERINTENDENT .
2Bebiel ouf GroBbrttanien uno Srlano tQuImGnp
Iii6sz uno ReiiezGrcoitbrieie aus9e9eteu fir alt
Belttbeile.
1ele9rapbtide llebertr0eunaen BON gelb ron uut
Ra6 Gcuoonunb &iuerpool.
@orfhliie meroen Gui BaumrDOle uno nnoere @ro,
butte 9einabt. C5uu. 20,12Dttl
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aSuial. @Gdliide QouhtsIotterie.

6eriogl. BraunihDeieii9e 2anbesIotterie,
hamburger Stabttotterie,
fDpaI Sdpaunds2otfsrie
$retie, Sldne Eno jeoe fDeitere ~sln5tunit ert5eilen
ESad1Smaun o Comp.
y. .. BOG 1916. Rr. IL, Ia 6 IL, SobRfr.,
(SGn.5,1S.) gcn=9ort.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-06

Die 9ragDbie in 9irginien.-
Gin Sdreiben aus Srent5uile, Sa., pom 5.
3. Rts. meloet, baB Sames S. @larf ben
@unben, melae inn bon 6ewea, benz Sru-
Der beS Waoaens, beigebraht wuroen, erie.
gen lit. &ur3 nafbem &lart ON Conn,
abenoe poriser ISOLDE Die Sfiiiie empiaugen
bate, traf iein Sdwager Sr. s. Wilfon
8eeOon in Srentsuile Elm mo begab iid gu
inn. audl ieiue @ltern reii'ten iofort mad
Srent8piae unb blieben Bel ibm, bis er an
Mtontag Ror9en iein Qeben aus6au6t. Der
SOB erfOlste burd bic Sugel, nel6e ibm in
Die SruIt 9eoruugen mar. SobalO er se=
itOrbeu mar, belt &Idtsr Sames q. Yurcea
cine 0eihenIdau unb Die @eldworeneu fdQ>
ten ben 8abriprud, onB er infolge elmer BON
Sepeq bur6 einen Ytl1olenid)uB beisebrats
ten 8unOe geitOrbeu lei. Semel fiet ieet i'll
oerielben !3ele, welde Glart friiher inucs
bate. Gr miro i'm @eiGn9niie uerbleiben,
bis letn Yro5eB be9iuut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-06

@s muB sepfiffeu merben. Die
aomiuiitration Oeriteht nit ihren Seamten
teinen SpuB mebr. 6ier btIft 0as MunOs
ipiten niflt mcbr, bier mus 9~epfifien iueroen,
uno Spur bic @raut,W 1eloote. Derienige
gunOesbeamte, welder bel Dem Nusiprehen
be8 gtamens o9rcelep" ntdt iofort ein iaureS
@eFht idneipet ODER itd nidt iiber ben 9ol3-
bauer BON &bappaqua luiti9 maht, muB &C.
martig iein, oaB lbm Die Rc9ierungSuebme
'urien BrOSeB mudt uub ibn Obue weitere
&eremonie'n ieines NmtcS entiebt.
Sclbit Die Glteifen unb bendbrteifen Seanls
ten fallen Der 0tegierung8 @uilOtine gum
Spfer. 90 ioa inter Nnoeren bas QooS bes
erlten @ehiilfas 8 fatumtS-S efretGrs, Stu.
9artle1, lpelher iein Arlt bereits SO Sabre
ebrlid uno t1eu uermaltet urtb, 10 81 ia9eu,
Die refte 9anO fir jeoes 6ruueulimmer mar,
b~eIiegelt iein.
9r. Sartlep III Elm Democrat unO Oas 1T
cine GoOiiinoe in Den Iugen Der @rantz 9tez
publifauer. 9afir iou Sarttep nit oem
8erlulte ieiner Stele bibcn miiiien. aaes
I'M Nauen Der @iulloisuits Geform.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-06
Obeb Gbalom Congregation, 9annz
bfrfrnRensSemnel.
Nene Nu3eigen.
8erlnren.

RA Cine iun9e beIrotbe, tpeiBsefefte Sub
-aG<4mAA~ nit fleinen SornerH. @er ielbige on
Ntao. Jobanu 9SoIf in 6igblGnozNloenue, San=
ton, nnbe fort DfarlPGu, %ablleiert, erbllt cine on9es
meiiene Belobnung. (2l3-4)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-06
8auDereine.
Npnfr 0nuDerein.

Snoem fi6 Der rW1 Observation-Disclosures duoers
Elm pr. 4" in Der beffcH 3uiritcenbeit auiseIoit bat
nno ldmmtlide Blitelieher 8%eionnen iino, elnen ueueR
Sereiu anSuianeen, 70 Iaoen iie hermit AQe ein, bic
aen, SGmfaa, 9ibeun, rem I SEPTEMBER, nm s
1br elmer Beri0mmlung in Ger nW1drpIdne : Salie"
On Der Nont9omeln- J., nabe 4isbtfraee. beiJutpObnen.
(2i4) GarI @litt, prou. GER.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-06
Tri(cbe SrGber (Grains)

tdsIid Su baden in
Muguf Sed's grnmerei
ar Der @arri o sane,
(2t4-6) 6reocrid.Jioaa.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-06

SentnntazSaI< uHoS SarDtrct1 Nr. D.
3sitrunssn su bieiem on Ste1e hes "9ernania
." be9inHeHcen 8ereiHs iuerbsR Gam flag, ben 7.
b. Nts., a6en6s a 8 ubr. i'm 9otale oes 0rn. Is.
+. GBa9ner, 1r. AZ, 1Is.2ibertpftrake, ent9ez
gen genommeH.
fOI9-6l az 81 G2iFPI CIR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-06

FS- 0nspepie, unueroaulidteit, ~SopfitmerSen'
Sbluinocl, ihlFdter @eihmad I'M Wunoe, 9alleu-
leioeH, SerStlopien une 9%nnoerte anberer Srantbeits.
@ridetuuuScu lUer6rn ourd oeroorbenes SIut erSeust,
Sdrisbacer Sprurcl ) Sdl3 miro bon allen
aerJten ais cas- unihGolihfte BGutreini9unes.
mlttel empiobIeu. DIE a9snteu idr amerita fuO Y.
9Spaeler s Somp. f54- p
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6dmhtnu's hrastoh;fiShp SirFfur

VBFTDN ~FsFEFWS
Sas bcriibmte 4riueizUittei, bejeugt burb unicre
beien Ginluohner, RbeumGtisnus, Dpspepita, Scroz
lula, Suften, Reruenfranfbeiten, nIe lueibltbenaranf=
betteH. Dion ts5e Die !3eusniiie. gu baben lei allen
OroauiteH 81 81 per Slaide.
9bomion 2Iun q Comp. rub %. $. Sroipn L
Sruner, a9enten lin Den @robbanoel. - Saupt.
Sireau: Ir. g., &ISzSbarIesFr.
q. q. wonbrap, SigentblMer.
ifebr. %, f2T et6lp,2. 1.
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Wrtrus<W ouhprrir 4r. 2

Die gtttaGieber obisen Bersins iino einssIapeR,
beute, freitds, Den t. september, aberbs 8 1br,
bei Der SabresTSetiarlmluH9 81 eribetHen. SIN Aui<
TRACE:
(2f0-lO crnhnuu SSrnrn. Got
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-08
Cards, Bill Heads, Circulars, Posters,
&c, printed cheap at this office.
BOURBON. Jan. 4th 10

BOURBON, Jan 4th ~
Mr. Editor; As those Hoop Poles
on North Main Street SEINE to bee worry
ing the Idttler" almost to destruction.
would suggest that it is the opinion OF
the public thtt if he will purchase those
Poles and prepair suitable peice OF
ground and go to raising Hops" he may
IN time accumulate more means than bv
using his dull Pen in attempting to SLAM
der our public officials.
Look little out, friend Tattler. the
town bord have not vacated the place, and
from present indications, Our Marshall
may soon be in an active state" and il
so, there is other rubbish equally as great
nuisance that may bee little inconve-
nient to remove just now Don't be over
anxious in throwing stones while you ar
In glass house, be calm friend T. the
Town Bord are able to manage their Off
clai business without so much of your
whining" / wish those poles were
moved.) don't you Tattlerg
BUSINESS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-08
FOR SALE.
VALUABLE LANDS PART IN TIME

l..
Fifteen Acres. in front of Charles Paimer,s real;
u I on Jefferson street, half mile from Cour,
AOuse very valuable and desirable
thirty and half AIRES on south siCe NJ ,our
pla, all under cultivation, with splendid vineya I'd
AUG several thousand fruit and shade trees tor
zoooo best varieties grapes tor sale cheap Straw
perry plants, and small fruits and vines ~ h.
prlce-a desirable property
rory acres improved farm, adjoin ing town MIA,
r'' mouse OF iour rooms aud cellar, stable we'll
spiehulo orchard, and small fruits La prime ordar
aiuable location for fine country Residence ~
fruit grower. VI
Eighty acres splendid timbered land. two
AND half miles south of Plymouth Im,rovad
iarnis ON all sides. All timbered Railroad tbrongh
it. - 'us"
Three houses and lots in Whecler's Addition
ton. NN
Two houses and lots in north end of town, on
One house and lot on Jefferson str.at ,.as. :,
Court House. Very cheap.
Fine business location on Michigan street. in the
heart CT business - vac
=, zine business location Gauo street, near
Michigan. NN"'
Twelve desirable building lots for dwellings n,
small pay nlents and long TIME.
one house and two lots in Argos yery chean
w, spieIdid building lots, I0xI75 feet, in one
VI cue PieasanteSt parts of Plymouth. ChtaD and
on long lime for gentlenen's residence
creasing in value. az
Forty acres ia Green township This co,,.r
iee hundred acres aud over in one tract
'Ptehoid STOCK farm, close TO Plymouth.
a., DssilaDie lands and town property to exchang.
ioT TABOR II material Tor the erection ~ a br;cs
oiock, and on favorable terms
NlhD-to hire a man to chop cord wood
AZ LILO hire, man Tor general work
, ue temperate ana Hteady. used horses aud
lafin WORK, and know how to use common tools
&c niiiinR 10 stay a year. Good wages given
-" q n ED-buyers for apple tlets, kYergreens
this spring. 49, ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-08

Col. MORRISON, leading Democratic
politician of Southern Illinois, and mem.
Der ofthe House of Representatives of that
State, recently announced in speech in
the Legislature, his determination, and
the willingness of the Democratic party,
in his part of the State to vote for con-
sentative Republican for Governor, and
for President. He is willing to vote for
TrumbullsDavi Chase, or any Republi-
can, with Democratic principles. The
success which attended the abandonment
of party organization in Missouri last fall
has made a great many converts among
the Democrats, wherever that party Is
hopelessly in the minority, to Liberal Re-
publicanism-as they call it. In Missouri
they succeeded in gaining the Legislature,
all of the Governors patronage, and the
Governor too, besides two or three Repre-
sentatives and Senator in Congress, be-
sides considerably disturbing the har-
mony of the Republican party. 1t is not
at all surprising that they should try the
same game this year on larger scale
Democrats have perfect right to aban-
don their party and if they chose to be
come Republicans, it is their right to do
that also; but they should walk up bold
ly to the front door, and gain admitance
like honorable men. There is room for
all, and a hearty welcome for those who
espouse the Republican cause, and give it
their support
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-08

WANTED.-Every person indebted to
me, either by note or book account. to
call and settle the same soon. l particu-
larry desire those who have been owing
me for one, two, three, four or five years
to call, if it is only to say they have not
forgotten they owe me. Yes, friends,
come along. Ipresume of some your faces
are forgotten by me; but introduce YOUR
selves by telling me that three or four
years ogo, you got pair of my Boots or
Shoes on short credit, and now YOU
wish to pay for them. You have no idea
what pleasure it will be- Try it. No.
10 Michigan street. A HAwLEy
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-08
m<w@ A LECTURE
To VOTING MEN

Just Published. in Sealed Enre'op Price sir cents
A Lecture ON the Nature, Treatment
and Radical cnie OF Spermatnrrhcna or Seminal
weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sexual Debili-
" and lmpediments to Marriage generally; Nerv-
business Communication, Epilepey and Fits; Mental
md Physical Inc apacity, res ltibg from Self
Abuse. DIZZY ROBERT J. CULvERwELL, NJ
d. Author of the Screen Book" &c.
The world renowned author, in this admirable
Lecture, clearly proves from his own experience
that The awfn consequences IF SelI-Abuse may be
efiectnally removed without medicines. and without
dangerous surgical operations, bougies, instru-
ments, rings, OF cordias. pointing a mode Of
cure at once certain aud efectpal by which ever
snffere MATES what his condition may be, may
cnre himself cheaply. privately. radically. THIS
LECfURE WILL PROVE BOON To TH0US-
ANDs AND THOUSANDS.
Sent under seal, to any address. In plain scared
envelopes ON the receipt of six cents or two postage
81 amps. asa - sa
Also, Or. caiverwelI;s Marriage Guide" price
rs CENTS.
Address the Publishers 1as}9i ltf
a1 AJig. CHASs II c. KLINE 4 co.
127 Bowery, New York, Post Office Bex |, 5S6.
Oct26-ly
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-08

CHIcAGo-ITs PAST, PRESENT AND
fUTuRE.-We have just received from the
UNION PUBLISHING COMPANY, Chicago,
H., Messrs. Upton & Sheahan's edition
OF the Great Confagration. This book is
different from all others, Astounding in
facts, happily related. George 2. Upton,
better known as Perigrine Pickle, is
sure OF an audience wherever his name is
announced The latter known for the
last twenty years rs most accomplished
Journalist. The work does not abound in
dry statistics, but in incidents, and per.
sonal observations, with enough of the
History of Chicago and the other Great
Tres to make it valuable and attractive.
We understand that in the 20 DAYS pre-
ceding its publication. that over 10000
copies were sold, 5000 being sold in Chi,
cago alone, which speaks a word of
strength for its authors and publishers.
This is the only work on this subject
English and German. Those
wanting employment, both men and wo-
men, will do we'll to address the publish
erS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-08
Home Sweet Home.

Music In our homes makes it indeed 8
Sweet Home; and none so poor but what
can noe buy beautiful, sweet toned
Estey Cottage Organ" Oh, come and
hear one of the beautiful Organs.
GREAT REDUCTION.
Come and select one of the old and tried
American Organs" which never fail to
please. We are now selling Organs low
er than you can buy anywhere else.
Freight saved, a stool given in, small paw
ment down, and balance in install ments
Up stairs on Michigan street, Plymouth
ina. c. WHITMoRE,
1ahlow4. Agent
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-08
CIRCUIT COURT

Is now in session, Judge Stanfield on
the bench. Pros. Attorney Esscck is al
so present. Attorneys from other places
in attendance, Breckenridge from Fort
Wayne; Church, from Valparaiso; A. l..
Osborne, from Laporte; Jas. o. Parks.
Boulton, and Davis, from Bourbon.
No important cases have been tried
We understand that there are about 200
civil, and about 40 criminal cases on the
docket
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-08

Our BOYS for February is before us
1t is beautifully printed on fine white pa
per, neatly bound and filled with lust
such reading matter as the boys like. Its
contents are interesting. but not sensa-
tional and we advise every boy and girl
10 take it and see what an amount OF
good reading matter can be obtained for
Its price, only so cents year The pub
fishers will mail specimen and premium
list free upon receipt of stamp.
Agents wanted everywhere. Our
BOYS contains more reading matter than
many magazines which cost 81 80 a wear.
Address,
Our BOYS, Chicago.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-08
Record It.

Above will be found an expression Of
opinion from our leading business houses
as to the equitable and prompt payment
of fire losses by the Underwriters Agen-
Cyl of New York. This standard organi-
cation commenced adjusting the day after
the fire and every facility was rendered
their patrons in perfecting their proofs of
loss. In closing their labors, they show
an aggregate of over 81, 100000 paid to
sufferers by the late fire. Being the first
out of the fire will not be disputed; and
we recommend their policy to the insur-
ing public. Their local Office is at so
South Canal street. Ogden, Sheldon b
Scudder, Agents.
O. WHITMORE, A'gt. s.
jsn4s3m. PLYMOUTH, INDIANA.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-08

Friday evening last we met an individ-
uai near our office who was rather I'm
steady In his gait-fatigued perhaps-for
ne inquired for Hills bakery, and said he
wanted cup of tea We directed him
10 the place, when he stopped and stared
us full in the face, and remarked: This
Is great counihry." He seemed sur
pnsed to receive civil answer to his
inquiry h
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-08
Something New for Old an,
YOUNG
A SCHOOL AND FAMILY JoUaNaL

Which all who can, want TO read. Devoted to Ed,
ucational matters, short and interesting Stories
Subjects for general reading, Poetry, Current
events of the day,-Literary Reviews, and we'll ar.
ranged Juvenile depart ment. The paper contains
10 pages of columns each, the whole being co ual
IN size to 81 pages Of an ordinary sized School
Journal.
Price, Slo0 per annum, with premium worth
more than that amount or, 60 cents per wear
without premium. This paper is nearly twice as
large other School Journals and costs less than
half much
A good Agent wanted in every city and tow, in
the United States. Send for specimen number
with full particulars. Address
PUBLIC SCHOOL ADVOCATE
leo CIV Indianapolis Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-08
LITERARY NOTICES.

The SoNG MESSENGER, for January
rather late, but still quite welcome, came
to hand yesterday. Future numbers are
promised to make an earlier appearance
Song and chorus, From the Ruins" by
Geo. F. Root, is characteristic, and much
admired. Published by
Roof & CADY, Chicago.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-08

Mr.. John Middleton is buying geese
and shipping them dressed, to New York.
lie pays Scots piece for them alive
takes them home and feeds them two
weeks, when they average about 14lbs in
weight. The business pays very we'll.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-08
Toys and Fancy Goods at Topp's

There were sleds and teams, and men
and women, enough in Plymouth last
Saturday, from the country, to have load
ed up and hauled the town out of the cor
poration-except the Court House and
old Mr.. Nussbaum.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-08
Church Directory.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.--JoHS l.
BOYD, Pastor. Preaching on Sunday. at hall. past
zen, a. m, and at seven p. m. Sunday School at
two O'Clock p. Class Meetings, "Wednesday, at
seven O'Clock p. m; Sunday, at twelve O'Clock N.
and three O'Clock p. m. The Pastor may be found
in study at the Church. from nine q. IN. to twelve
m, through she week. At other hours will be out
on clerical duty or at his residence
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-08
Head Light Oil at ToDD's.

A young man was put in Jail few days
ago, for disturbing meeting in Bourbon
Township-and for being to poor to give
bail. The Democrat advises him to fall
OFT of the old she'll
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-08

Mr.. Mark Mcdonald, of Concord
Township, recently cut walnut tree that
measured six. feet eight inches across the
slump and made eight saw logs, from ten
TO twelve feet long The estimated cash
value Of the tree is $275.l0. We doubt if
this can be beat this side Of California
Goshen Times.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-08

Eighteen degrees below zero, was as
high as the mercury could climb, in DR.
Jacobys thermometer, last Thursday
morning at o'clock-at s it was I'D to
IA below. This was regarded as the
coolest morning of the season
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-08
London Porter, and Wines at Topp's

John Hoham is going to New York in
a few weeks and he wants all those that
are In debt to him to call at his store and
pay him before he goes as he will need
the money to buy the Largest and Best
stock of Hand Ware ever brought to Ply
mouth Dontforget it. Come RICH. along
JanSw2
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-08
Coal Oil 80 cts. Gallon at ToDD's,

For good shave, hair cut or shampoo
John Mueller on Laporte St. cannot be
excelled. He has on hand, for sale. and
uses on customers, the finest and most
fragrant hair oil, bay rum, &c. Go and see
him, and know how it is yourself"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-08

A SAD DEATH.-At eight o'clock, Oh
Monday morning, Lizzie aged near five
years, daughter of Joseph Rem, of New
Albany, accidentally swallowed buck
shot which lodged in the wind pipe
causing strangulation and death within a
few minutes.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-08

Our devil says the Democrat has a
new mallet, and that he knows whose
donation it was too, and if certain hard.
ware merchants don't pony up wen
blow on 'cm, we will-'they can't cod us
that way, nohow."
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-08
Fine Cigars at ToDD's:

MI Jaaes Houghton was gathering up
the fragments ola sleigh, near MIR. PAT
mer's Furniture store, Saturday about
noon He said the horse die not kick.
and further more that he had nothing to
do with making the wreck. His little
niece came In from the country and hitch
ed her horse insecurity. There was no
one in the sleigh, and that was all there
was oft Guess it was SO. for he wont
lie.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-02-08

Ginger snaps don't fill the bill, with
the editors of the Democrat, for real, gen.
ulne, sure-enough, wedding cake Nc
Il Van, are getting entirely too stack up
for their occupation.