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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-01
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An adjourned meeting Of the Dsmocratic citi-
zens OF Wilmington was hsld ct Hesdquarters Ss-
Vile Building. Sixth and Market streets on We'd
n -sday evening, Col. Jesse Sharpe, Temporary
Chairman, in the Chair, H. b. Mclntirs Acting
Secretary.
Minutes of the lest meeting were read and
adopted.
The committee appointed to select judges to
hold the nomination election reported the follow
ing named gentlemen:
Nilss Burke. Robert II. Taylor, Jacob Butz
w. r. Hodgssun, Patrick Donnsll
On motion the above named gentlemen were
accepted ~ judges to hold the nomination
election.
The Committee on Permanent Organization
reported the following named gentlemen as per
manent officers Of this Association:
For President. DR.. H. F. Asksw.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-01

THE HupsoN RIVER EXcuRsION.-Thp
Third Animal excursion 10 New York and the
Hudson River by the cars, took place this morn
ing. About six hundred and fifty tickets were
sold. The train consisted of twelve or thirteen
cars. About thirty we're too late in getting to
the depot and were left
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-01

TEmPERENCE.--R Thomas L. POulson pas.
sed through our city, last Tuesday evening. on
a lecturing tour, it having been arranged foi
him to address temperance meetings at Dover
Milford and other points.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-01

SINGULAR ACCIDENT -Enock Downham, the
son OF widow lady residing near Canterbury,
engaged IN wrestling with companion on the I'd
ut., when his spine was I'M uret as to paraiyze
the clover part of his body and caused his death
In two OF three days afterwards.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-01

RIVER VIEW CEMETERY Is great success
II will be a handsome speculation In the end
its cost having already been realized by thu
sale Of lots.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-01
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
The City Council meets this evening.

Rev. William Murphey returned home on
Tuesday evening. after months sbsence
He will resume his duties at the Old Sweeds
Church next Sunday.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-01

After August 5th, train No. 2 on the Will
mington l. Reading Railroad will run as fol-
lows:-Leave Reading at 90 a. m. Birdsboro,
1856; Ooatesville, 9.2O; ChadsfOrd, 1925,
arrive at Wilmington, at IL 10.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-01
Strong Testimony.
STEUBESvILLE, Ohio, Sept. 4, lS7

oIEUBESVILLE, ONO, sept. 4, 1871.
Dy, Wm. II. Tut:
DEAR SIK-I feel it u duty TO you and to suifs sr-
ing humanity to make public the great merits q
your Extract Sarsaparila and Queens Dsiin ht
For years have been great sufferer, my 20, ,-ral
health broke down, and was afflicted wiz b ne r
vousness Of the most terrible character. which
was soon followed by ali eruption all over the
body, forming large ulcers in some places snd
attended with rheumatic pains Tor. que cannot
describe my suffering was reduce ID almost 10
skeleton, and had perfect los thing OF fo.,d.
was attended by several physicians, who r.I.
dered me relief despaire5. of ever be ing
we'll again but thanks to q kind Providence,
accidentally heard Of your me dicins l sent fos
half dozen bottles, and before had taken thYss
bottles began to feel better. my appetite in-
proved. and the rheumatic paine became less ~
we're and could enjoy sl',ep. l have continued
its use, and have taken eleven bottles and bslisve
! am q sound man again.. The ulcers hs.ve all
healed, my skin 10 smooth and healthy, snd ha Va
gained 22 pounds IN weight. l belisvs my slck
mess resulted from = taint Of scrofuls. d would
earnestly recommend your compound to my fel.
low sufferers
With deep gratitude to you,
an ever your friend,
JAS. FRANKLIN.
Dr.. Tutt's Liver Pills are q mild and gentle
pufeativs, possessing the peculiar merit Of acting
. powerful aesot in Fslsving ooagsst,vs q
torpid liver. They have no equal
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-01
REGIsTEa,'s ORDER.

RfaIsrER's uPrICR.
Upon the aErlication Of MARY M",h.!aii. Ad-
Of White Clay Creek Hundred in said county,
deceased; it NJ Ordered aud directed BY the
Register that the Administrator aforesai give
% notice Of the granting of k,ters "f Admilis.
the date Of granting thereof. by causing advsrtise
msnts TO- be posted within forty days from the date
Of such Lsttsrs IN six Of the most public places OF
the county 81 New Castle recurring III persons hav
ing demands against the Estate to present the same
or abide BY an Act Of Assembly in such case made
Aaa provided. And also cause tie same to be- in
serted within the same period in the Delaware
Gazette. Newspaper published IN Wilmins
ton. snd 10 be continued therein two months. ~
49, Given under the hand and seal Of oAicst
the Register aforesaid. 1t New Castle. in
- New Castls county azores aid the day and
year above written. b. B.0lBBS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having clsims against the Fstste oi
the DECEASED must present the duly attesis ID to
the Executor ON or befnrs July 3lst, 1873, or
sbide the Act u Assembly 10 such css. made aud
provtdod. MARY MUTHEkALL.
AdninistrAtrix.
Aodf0s-nsWa1k. Oel. auSl-IN
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-01
REPUBLICAN MEETING LAST EVENING

REPUBLICAN MEETING LAST EVENING -
A meeting Of Republicans was held last even
ing to take into consideration the tagrant frauds
perpetrae1 at the nominatination election FIR
Mayor on Saturday last. There was consider =
ble discussion. and number of gentlemen made
strong efforts TO smooth the matter over,
and perhaps would have succeeded but for H.
F. Pickels, Eaq., rho demanded that thorough
investigation into the frauds should be had,
when a committee consisting Of the chairman OF
the State, County and City Executive Commit
tee. and several other gentlemen was sppoin,ed
to investigate the matter and report on Satnr-
day next One old colored man present created
great laughter by insisting that there conid
have been no fraud in the 9th ward, as Mr..
Vincent had one majority in that ward. A
number of Democrats who were present when
the meeting was organized, were requested to
leave the room, As the meeting was a strictly
Republican one.
CAMP MEETING SENsATIoN.-On Sunday
evening the Stony Ridge Camp, Dorchester
County, Md, was the scene of considerable
excitement, arising from rumOr that col
ored man by the name of Richard Davis had
attempted to commit an outrage on young
lady upon the ground A party undertook tC
punish summarily the offender and but for tht
interference of Mr. VIM. H. Willis, Constable
! nc hlkht nave iOSt Iibs Ilt. lAltrl IcCclSluk
severe beating he was lodged in Jail, but NJ
one appearing against him he was discharged
on Monday. The truth seems to be- he wa
merely guilty of impertnent rudeness.
The BAY RAHLROAD.-A highly respecta
bic meeting composed of many of the b.'s
people in the lower part of the county tool
place on last Saturday at Insley's store l.
discuss the project Of tue Fox Creek Railroad
The Hon. Daniel NJ. Henry, W Wilson Byrr
Esq, and MIR. Beverly Mister, addressed tn
meeting and all on the giound seemed full
alive to the Importance of the enterprise
Late In the evening books were opened an
5000 were immediately subscribed withol
! more than one fourth of those present havin
b been called on, and it is said that five time
that amount can be procured without din
Guilty. As We said weeks ago. this great wor
4 Of internal improvement must not and wi
not be allowed to slumber.
Judge J. A. Stewart also addressed II
meeting. The visitors all speak in CLOWN
terms Of the hospitality and kindness show
them by the citizens Of the neighborhood
Com5r,dge Chr0nicte.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-01

H. X. Whittiesey. money receiving clerk TO
Adams Express, at Cincinnati, was arrested yes
terdav for stealing $1,000. The money was re
covered
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-01
New Advertisements.

REGISTER Order.
Farm for sale.
Proposals for building
DivideOd-Coal Gas Co.
Hostetters' Stomach Bitters.
Constable sqle-Osle 4 Miller.
Attleborough Friends Institute.
ST. Joseph and Denver City Railroad Co. Bonds.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-01

STILL In PROVING. condition of Alder
man McMuilin, according to the Philadelphia pa
pers. is very favorable. and he 10 pronounced b!
his physicians to be out of danger.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-01
Business notices.

To Pic MIC PARTIES A tine assortment ot
Engiish pickles and sauces OF all kinds. Walnut
and Tomatoe catsup, fresh Salmon, Lobsters, Sar-
dines, Picked and Cove Oysters, &c, &c. Also
Matthews & Latoors celebrated olive oils, at
BOWMAN'S, the Grocers, 4th and Lombard
Improved Porcelain lined and Brass preserving
kettles, Mason, Dexter, Valve. Wilcox, and othes
glass, stone and tin air tight Jars and cans cheap
at BOWMAN'S, the Glocers ith and Lombard,
hand q fine assortment of very easy shoes suitable
or ladies and gentlemen advanced III Ito, at low
prices. Je.2
Cheap Coat.-Stove 1915, Nut "a. 70 per 2a4(
pounds for cash only, at yard South of Market
street Bridge. feb2l-tf VIM j. BROW
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-01
DECAYS Enaclng Finger

Decays EffacIng Finger
Will never mar the teeth that are brushed
daily with Oderiferous SOZoDoNT. 1t lends a
floral fragrance to the breath as we'll as pro-
tects the teeth from cOrrosion and decOm-
position
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-01
2apfr Aangings.
KAkl PAPER,
WND0W SHADES,s
PICTURE HAHE/NE.c

Of the --latest Styles and Patterns which he will
dispose Of At the Lowest Prices Paper. Hangino
neatly executed. Experienced Worknen sent II
any part OF the state. mar y ON
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will you not taste 1t ~ The o'd man u,up
ned his knife. and leaned forward WITH
stern intensity of expression. aud "'s Ter
vid eyes. sparkling with angry aGG's"".U" 3" .so"
we-e fixed upon me. john said ne' you
don't know what you are doing. You are
serving the devil. boy! Do you know . t0..
am an Indian! If I should taste your !,
beer, should not stop until got rum. anu I
/ should become again the same drunken
contemplate wretch your father re%s"TSls "%;I,
me to have been! John. never again ""'''
you live tempt man to break 'oa fe''
luton! l,,.,.l
..Socrates never uttered more s"
precept. Demosthenes co''u '''' nv" .hup
| il With more solemn eloqnrnce. was ,r'" =,
dsr.,ruck. NV parents were deeply aff- -c'
cd They hook at me. aud then tur"ed the
2. upon the venerable ahirftai" with a~ "
ninded me Of the sorpr and eharS,d -, 2
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1SukIlD.
From the Washington. d c., CapitaLI
ODE TO LAWYERS
By c. p B.
The devil came to the earth one dav
And unto q courthouse wended his way
Just as an attorney, with very grave face
Was proceeding to argue the points in a case
Now lawyer his majesty never had seen
For 10 his domnions ever had been;
And he felt very curious the reason to know
Why none had been sent to the regions below.
Twas the fault of his agents, his majesty thought
Why none of these lawyers had never been caught;
And for his own pleasure he bad desire
To come to the earth and the inquire
We'll, the lawyer who rose with visage so grave
MadAout his opponent a consummate knave;
And the old devil was muchly amused
To hear the attorney greatly abused
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SJ55N1e(
ANDro GENERAL INTELI'oe
AIRY Ia. 1872,
An Exciting Wedding Tour.
Twas n lovely starlight in February.
was the happiest man in the world lor nau
no, ,ha, evening clasped hands with the
sweetest bride that ever wore orange o'os
sons and heard the holy mans blessing on
our biithe faith ..
OF course had. e
Yas. twas my wedding night and OFT;
,.h;,a rscrivipg the noisy congratulations ..
a,.,;v.s and tri.a,is my eyes had sought
h.r beloved features with pride and auec
,;,, and nv heart had swollen with JOY ana
'i.ansss a, the rraiiz atom of my tondesst s.
hopes and dreams ;.h
R,t IN. hour for departure drew nign'
.,a all Else was forgotton in my impa''e"cs !,
:, take nv darling to our home anu a''''u
~ or;.s Of cheer and God speed, l placed
| W.. hr;J. and her mother in the sleigh ano
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-ocALANDrArE INTERESTS
La, WEIEsDAY, FEBRU-
Then the spectat. attracted by the pre-
vious firing. witsed a terrible scene.
The Old man looktu upon his son and saw
that he was dying 1e looked next at the
wretch upon whornis grasp. firm as lron'
still rested. .regards him for one tieetlng |
moment with an isscribab!e expression'
which appeared to pslyze the ruffian' then
with a jerk, he pull the heavy body up
as If 1t were a chiis, bent it backward
across his knee. SO ut he could see ms
enemy s face to the ls, and, 18th dreadtu'
eaimness, proceeded % stab and disem-
bowel the victim. whe quivering remains
he threw from him, Win all Was over' Win
single. half smothsed cry OF sntishea
rage, which none everforgot who heard II.
ln few moments mre Jenny, too. was
dead. That night. utouch-d by the hand
OF law old Gregory. ath the body OF ms
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NEW IBERIA A
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By MAHiTwAIN.
las told by himself new book en' an.
.Roupbing It," now in ress. IT Is
nle of the good things ontained tnere, ,,, the
1T, Nevada there usd to be cur'o"
s.orv of and adventure o two OF mes
which NAV or may nc have occu'
Give it for what it is worh: ... If the
CoIonol linn had sen somewhat VI ~.
Ia .na knew more oiiess of its ways
~o,onsI lack was from TIE back sett'e";l .;l
oe tho states. had led q life OF arau'"'
and had never seen a city. .aa.- -.a,tb,
These two, blessed VITA s1uu'" Colon.i
nro;ected a visit to New n.I lin to
ff.ck to see the stnts. ana Ooo ;.s.,.,.s.
."s-d hi. ansoptisticati"n tro" .t ,;oht
fThav reached. San Franc'sco ;"ad - :. New
and sailed j. the morning.
York. Colonel Jack sad: ,;f. and
I've a..n to have ride on one do"
' nov Cha, it costs Come along ,o
CO.." s,epped on the sia-w lS' ana o s.,
Fl -, called stylish bafouch"' ""'
n C.,onel Jack said: I,,,nrn
d No. Sir! None of your chap 1"aa '',a '" ''ms
~ m. I'm here t. hav" S''u ''" -,
:. - and and money amt amy "h)re'' Now
le nave the nobbest rig mat - x,,,.r
a. nere comes thu very tr,cS ,''p 81
ON. with the pictu'' o"
+, Y- md aH the rxpen--- 'nH,'
~ Conel Jim >t"pp,.H - -
y" and they got in S.i :, -, ;" !,
;" '"s A., II CAV. th,ush! u 10, =,
eir not. Cushi'ns' .vss u -
we you %" ",,d .-- u- cas'ns ~ y -
NJ York; By 6 @'f.:. '.elz = :
ah- eru'd -s'r ". ri ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-01-18
FOR SALE


Fifteen Acres, in front of chares Palmer's resi-
.lerte Jefferson stree, t, hat mile from Lourt
House Very a.uabe aud desirable.
thirty and halt south side of town
pld'. ali under cultivation, with SPIT ndid vineyard,
aud several Thousand iIIit ami shade IIees uI sale
zo,RO beof varieties GRAPES iUr srle cheap.
berry plains, and onIsliI fruits aud Vines half
priee-i desirable properly.
FoTty acIes improved harm, adjoin ing town plat
-go'd house uf tOur ruonls and cellar, stable. weI
sprndtd orchard dad small fruits. la prme order.
Valuable location Tor nue. country resIdruce
iruit glover.
Eigniy acres splendid tinbered land TWO
ana hail miles suuth oil plymouth. Improved
TAI Oh all siues. All tinibered Iail road nrough
Three houses and lots in Wheeler's Addition,
east ol river. Cheap and time Desirable loca-
tivn.
Two houses and lots in north end of town, on
time
One house and lot on jefferson street west OF
Court house. NerS cheap
Fine busIness location oil Michigan street. i'll the
heat II business.
Ihe business local len on GaIU street. heal
Michigan.
1wrIve desirable building lots for dwellings. Oh
small pay IueuIs ana iUng lInlr.
One hUuse anu Two huts III ArAus, very cheap.
Two epie did buliuIhg lots, .UnxI1 10 ieeI one
OF Tue pieasantest parts oi plymouth Cn.ap suC
Oh long nor gentlenIeu's ireiueuce.
LISnty acIes splendiu land Ill Iowa, rapidly III
creaetng IN VALUE
Forts Green township. this county.
tt.ee nuhuI acies i'll tract
S5ieHiad stOca lar Al, clUse PIymou
| blsilsbIe Iauus aud Gown property exchang
loi iaU"i mateiiai ior tile erection oi Uf4ei
BLOCK, anu Vn IaN"IaOte TERMS
"aNt ED-to nlte. mid ~ chop cord wood.
Man tED-lo htre, ior general MOI /
must nc te1npe-..se 'sAd .rsidJ Uses! ilOfses
lain wViA, ahu ~ use common tuJis
aud he ".siIiis q Say year. uooa wages sissl
b = n I44f-bH9e4a Ia anpie tlets, EseI- re- -
aad s'ap' INES u n'leo' 'aAie1ies 20 oe ,a@ei "a
this st41As. Janis.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-01-18

The Kendallville Stdndad says: Hon.
George w. Julian is very favorably men
toned by several papers, for the office of
Congressman at large" In another of
our exchanges he is recommended as the
Republican candidate for Governor
The Goshen Democrat has found some
thing to commend in the Hon. Geo. Ju
liant attributes to Mr. J. the following
language, which should entitle HIM, if
true, to very high position on the Pos
sum ticket:
Nothing could be more shameful, more
dishonoIing to political decency than the
conduct of Gen Grant in using all the
vast power and patronage of his high of.
fee in securing his reelection for second
term, hurting from office, honest, capable
and faithful men, simply to, make places
for scalawags and thieves like Tom Muir
| ply of New York and brother-in law
Casey, of New Orleans, and heaping hon
ors and emoluments, upon his poor kin,
while accepting presents of fine houses
and attempting largesses in money from
men unknown to fame who are paid OH
in fat places 1t is not necessary for the
Republican party to make war on Gener-
al Grant, but if it lacks the courage to re-
buke these scandalous proceedings il can
scarcely hope to command the respect OF
the honest men in its ranks"
Honest square toed Republicans have
no occasion to hunt for honest represen
tatives of the party among sore heads.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-01-18
Bourbon Items.
BOURBON IND, Jan 18th, ~.
BY TATTLER-

BOURBON IND, Jan 18th, ~.
The health III this town is excellent. |
Some excitement is prevailing ON account
of rumors Of small poX in some OF the
towns along the line Of the p, Fit. W. y
c. r. K.
Another tremendous avalanche of pee
pie from the country came down upon
Bourbon last Saturday. The streets were
so crowded with teams that person
could only pass with difficulty.
The Trustees and Architect Of Salem
College have given notice TO contractors,
that the job OF building their new College
building, will be let on the Goth day OF
February, 1872 1t will cause some Of
our business men and mechanics to visit
Bourbon, with an eye TO business. The
entire building is to be so by 240 feet and
five stories high, and is to be built of stone
md brick, and is to be covered with slate
Preac hing on sabbath at all Churches
in town, and also at James Hall, by the
Rev. Mr. Browder.
Almost hourly some newcomers are
pouring in upon our town and country,
and of a very good class of citizens too,
from their appearance. 1t must be be-
cause We have such line paper published
here.
| was much pleased to see the RE
PUBLICAN enlarged and improved as it
made its appearance without any previous
warning. 1t is our opinion that one man
can make better Plymouth REPUBLI-
CAN than two.
4 The ground is covered with snow this
morning, and the snow is still falling
Messrs. l.. Erwin, Bailey, and Cham
berlain, Mr.. Tyrrell, Treasurer; and MIR
Linebach, Sec'y. of the Corporation of
fices-and We suppose MIR. Baxter is The
Marshal as he intends To lsiN dow II a side
walk on the north side OF North street
They are all together proprietors OF
splendid lot OF hooppole5, that can b,
seen any day on North Main street.
We had no town Trustees or Marshal
there is no man, or set of men, would dar
to fill up Main street with hooppoles. S,
much for well organized town. 1t give
coincidence to hooppole dealers that thei
poles wont be disturbed
The old College building is so by &C
ana two stories high, and the Spring tern
will commence with prospect of larg
increase in number-as a great many hav
written from Pennsylvania and Ohio in
forming the Trustees that large number
J of students are coming at the commence
ment of the spring term, the goth {
March. Prof. Ramey. of the Unto
School, is giving grand satisfaction thu
: term.
Quite number of weddings have take
place last week, but as | don't remembt
. the names of the parties, 1 viii pass l
silence.
Miss Gertie Slater opened wriiin
school at the Union School House la
week, with some 20 or % scholars to con
mence with
3 Gpr Irritation is still open to brick M
kers Csme aleag i .ol can make b.ie
ii you like money
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-01-18

RAILROAD MEETING AT WANATAH-
Pursuant to call by the Directors of the
Chicago, Continental & Baltimore Rail
way a meeting was held in Wanatah, JAN
uary Sth, to take into consideration the
interests of said road. The general pub
lie was cordially invited to attend and a
large number of the citizens of Cass and
adjoining townships were present. At
o clock P. NJ. the meeting was called to or
der by Mr.. McCurdy. On motion, Mr..
Frank McCurdy was appointed Chairman
and W. P. Yarger, Secretary. MIR. 7. A.
E. Campbell President of the Boad,
stated that the object of calling the peo-
pie together was to see if they wanted the
road built through thist part of Laporte
county, and if they were willing to pay
anything towards buildingit. Mr. Camp
bell then introduced Col Miiligan, OF
Huntington, to the meeting. Mr.. NJ
gave short history of the Company, also
stated the plans and prospects of the en-
terprise and said, IF the citizens Of Cas-
township would pay a tax of two per cent
that Wanatah should be made point O.
the above named Railway" The meeting
was quite enthusiastic. Upon the close
OF Col. Milligan's remarks, the following
committee was appointed TO confer Will
the people in regard to the enterprise
Simon p. Kern, Z. L. Keii and Franl
McCurdy. The citizens seemed to take
lively interest in the project, and the pros
poets are that we will have the Ro ad bull
through our part of Laporte comfy. Oh
Wotion meeting adjourned.
FRANK McCURDY,
W. P. YARGER, Chairman
Spc'y
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-01-18

As we are now going it alone" we
hope our Republican friends will exert
themselves in our behalf. We ask for no
gratuities; but we think we have strong
claims upon the people of MARSHALL county,
for the successful eXertions we have made
to publish paper worthy of their patron
age Come friends wake up your neigh
bors and show them the importance of
sustaining a first class live newspaper in
Plymouth
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-01-18

The Stark County Ledger is consider
ably concerned about compulsory educa-
ton. He says the radical party is intro
ducing and advocating the doctrine. He
very reasonably fears its effect upon the
Democratic party, should the doctrine be
carried into effect. He has perhaps not
noticed the fact that our Democratic Su.
perintendent, of Public Instruction, NJ
b. Hopkins favors compulsory educa
ton.
The editor is troubled some about thu
persecution of the saints too He think,
the Mormons are a much abused people.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-01-18
DIED.

SNYpER-Januarv oh. in North town. hin.
Anna Elizaheth WIFE Of Simon Snyder, aged Al
years Q mouths aud DAYS.
She left name more rrecions than silver or gold
HTCK-Cha>ter Buck 'ather If G. =. Buck. de
pared hi li'. saturday, the 18Th inst about
neon aged -
rr lir,iuary funeral service was h'f ~ hi- re-.
ienre Mondsy aud then he was ,at t. Adrian.
" ich, fal burial
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-01-18

The REPUBLICAN has larger sircula-
tion than any other paper IN tie county
Advertisers will make note of this.