Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-12-18


-Jilson Is presiding with all his abili.
ty as pleasant gentleman, at the l. p. &
c. r. r. Depot.
Get your job printing done at the
REPUBLICAN Office. You can save mon
ey by it.
Two new lady dress makers in the
city, and yet the ladies can't get their
work done to keep up with the fashions.
We are clubbing the REPUBLICAN
with nearly all the first class periodical S
and news papers.
Rev. Hume, of the Episcopal church
has accepted call to Plymouth on one
thousand dollars.
M. Z. Church was filed on last Sun
day, at public services and the sunday
school appeared the most happy and
tiourishing one we have seen for long
while. Mr.. Kelley is rapidly developing
as a Superintendent.
-DemoreSt's Monthly and the REpUB-
LIcAN $500 per year.
Nj. Shirley, late of Chicago, is found
at his old post dispensing rapidly The
business of Oglesbee and Mattingly. His
family are comfortably situated in the
suburbs of the city, in North West addi.
ton.
We want good canvasser and collec-
Tor to work for the REPUBLICAN,.
The ably edited Educational Column
of the REPUBLICAN continues in each
issgc, and received a passing note of
compliment from one of the city pulpits
last Sunday evening.
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best paper publish ed in the county.
A gentlemen from Laporte paid our
city flying visit last week, to start a
mandatory; but not finding things en-
couraging returned home. Panic here
and everywhere.
1T only costs $3.50 per year for the
Marshall County REPUBLICAN; but that
amount must be paid in advance.
The Judicial decisions of the circuit
court demonstrate our city government to
he about right, and transgressors are now
slowly making up their minds to govern
themselves accordingly.
LACE COLLARS GIVEN AwAY.--Anv
person who purchases five dollars worth
of dry goods, at the store of williamson
& Co, Plymouth, will receive nice lace
collar free of charge, from date, to Jan. l,
1874. Their dress goods, shawls, f1rs,
etc., are of the latest styles. They sell
cheap.
DO you want the "Comprehensive
Family Bible" on fair terms for a Holiday
present. you do, give your order to
Mr.. Boyd. and you will get the most
complete Bible in the market. We know
this to be true. For pocket Bibles 20 to
the county Depository.
Persons wishing slippers bottomed for
the holidays, will do we'll TO call on Z, p.
Morehousse, over Hawley's Boot and
Shoe store, where he is prepared TO do
that kind of work on short no ice and at
reasonable, or PANIC PRICES.
Dec. 18th, 1878 3t.
Overcoats and all kinds of clothing for
men and boys; boots, shoes, CATERS, hats
and caps; wooden goods, carpets, etc, at
Williamson & Cos, Plymouth. They
sell very low.
Happy Dad" has had a grant of
OF wood from the city ofPlymouth, con.
ditioned, on his tying up the large floating
tree that threatened the bridge at high
tide. This is better than buck shot and
limbo.
DR. Jacoby did not burn out, nor the
long wooden row, on last Monday evening
If one man did wish the id thing
would burn down." What 90 men think
when they wish their fellows to suffer by
fire? There is not a man in Plymouth
who is a half man that would not be in
jured by such fire.
The Virginius and prisoners have been
surrendered by the Spanish authorities to
the United States. All is quiet. No
prospect of further trouble between the
two governments.
Perfect, the negro wife murderer, who
was to have been executed last Friday, at
joliet, Illinois, was given one week lon
ger to repent, by the clemency of the
Governor He will be executed to-mor-
row.
England was visited with destructive
storm on Tuesday last. Houses blown
down and other property destroyed, and
number of persons killed.
The Marshall County REPUBLICAN
and Woods Household Magazine one year,
with beautiful chrome, for $3.50. Cheap
on<.1 oh tn make hard times easy Call