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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1873-08-06

to which nearly everybody goes who
has not some real excuse for absence,
but tho ono wo are speaking of does
not belong to this category. At
half-past eleven there arc three little
boys at tho foot Of tho staircase, try
Ing to look as if they had not been
there half an hour, putting on their
gloves for the tenth time, unknown
to one another, and disrcgarding the
cntrcaties of tho hostess, who, having
heard of their arrival, has sent n SER
| want to implore them to come up
stairs. Tho two ball rooms have
forty women in thom, aud three faith.
crs who arc OH their way either to tho
House OF Commons or their beds.
Those we'll known faces fulfilling the
functions of ball room signs, bcamiuy
will settled placid instinct, have
already secured their seats fox the
evening. By the side of each Il
daughter stands, just come out, won-
dering whether the one man she
knows in london, fed with frcpucut
dinners at her fathers house, and who
never fails her, will dance with her
his evening. Her fate is to stand
there. Flo has gono first to the ball
where tho Royalists are, aud then to
tho ono which has the best supper.
Tho rooms "untramplcd noor' is
very sticky, and at half past twelve
the host. is angry, and commits the fatal
mistake cfimaginirg he, has some jari.-
diotion in his own hou o. Thirty more
men, it is truo, have come but six
do not dance, and four arc a. supper
with the young married women whom
tho hostess asked. At half past two
tho hall is over, and chapcyous wake
from their dreams of Tcheran, and to
the fact that tho world is vanity.
Such are too frequently the results of
an expenditure Of three or four hun.
drcd pounds; redress is needed, aud
tho Shah is It's symbol. Among the
stories lately current, in which we
place full reliance in common with
the others We have heard, ISL one to
tho effect that tho Shah has met an
ancient dowagcr in order 70 dis
cuss tho question in all It's bear
ings. The interview was most
satisfactory, aud concession was
granted, which, though up$ctting to
some extent the present rotations be.
tween the sexes, is likely to remove
all tho difficulties against which 50,
clnty has now to contend. When the
terms Of the concession arc made
pablic, wo shall comment moro fully
upon them.
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Special Notices.

The hot md rainy weather is testing all
exposed wood work, especially the doors in
out Stores and Dwellings,. TO prevent all
ehr'nkagc, and enable them to warrnn, all
work sold by Them, Mcssrs. |. IL. RAIL
Co, ut great expense, have erected.
in connection with their Door Factory, a
modern drying room, in which all Doors
arc placed ill fully dried, before gluirg
wcdging and pinning. This process adds
Que third to tho durohility of the doors.
Send for puce list of Doors, flashes, Blinds
White, Pine, Walnut and fancy Lumhcrs.
agents for Asbestos Roofing Fclta, used
extensively nll over the Country for its
chcapncss and durability.
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III VI " Eza Ea.
Neglect cough. Nothing ia more Ger.
tain 70 lay tho foundation for fu;urc cyi
Wells CarbOlic Tablets

arc sure cure Tor all diseases of the kc-
srlr"tory Organs. Sore Throat, Colla,
Group, Dir'hcria, Asth".a, Catarrh.
]i"arsenrss, Dryncss of the Throat, Wind,
pipe, or bronchial Tubes, ana nl Dis.
eases Of the Lungs,
In all cases Of sudden cold, however
taken, these Tablets should hc promptly
.nd freely used. They cqnalizc the circu.
lalion of the blood, mitigate the severity Of
the attack. and will, in very short time,
restore healthy action to tho affected or.
gnns.
Mclrs Carholic Tablets, arc put up only
III blue boxes. Take no substitutes. if
'hcy can't be found at your druggists,
SEND at once to tho Agent in New York,
who VIII forward them hy rc.urn mail.
Don't he deceived by limitations.
500 NY druggists. rrico 2lc. l,x.
JOHN z. KELLOGG, Is Platt 81. \. Y.
send for Circular. Sole Agent ror the
United States,
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,ElbDLx ron TIE LITTLE roLK,.

God made Adam out of The dust
But thought it best to make mic first:
30 was made before the NAH,
10 answer his most holy plan.
MY body he did make complete,
but WlthOu either hands or feet;
Ny ways and actions did control,
1oI was made without o soul.
a living being became,
And dam first gave me name,
Then from his presence l withdrew,
Ana more OF Adam mover know.
did my Makers laws obey,
From them | never went astrhy;
Thousards of miles run in foar,
And seldom Oh the earth appear.
But God in mo seine power did SEQ,
ANA put living soul in me;
soul from me my God did claim,
ANA look from Inc that soul again.
And when from mo that soul had fed,
was tho sninc as when first mudc
And without hands, or feet or SOU,
travel now from polo 0 polo.
labor hard both day and night
10 fallen man givo much light
thousands Of people. young and old,
Will by my death great light behold.
20 fear Of death doth trouble me,
for happiness can not SEQ;
TO heaven shall never 70,
Or to tho grave, or hell below.
The hol Scriptures you believe,
but right or wrong, l can't conceive;
although my name is in them found,
II is TO me IN empty sound.
What is IL If tho little folks can't Fl,
out the riddle, let them read care fully Il
twelfth chapter Of Matthew.
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The Fairfield Herald.
PUBLISHED
!EV.ERT W,EDW'E.SDAE
"A WONDERFUL BEING.

We have been requested to insert
in our. columns thofollowirrg Ingenious
riddle. Its worth tho study not only
oflittle folks, but of old folks also.
Who oan give tho answer?
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CARPENTERS, FATrErI MAKERS, AND
CABINET MAEEES will take notice that L
=. Toalc, of Charleston, has on hand and
for sale White Pine Of tn, hncat grail,
wholesale nmd ,clail. Also Walnut, Oak
and othcr hard Woods.
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ALWAYS ON HAND.

A full supply of Metallic Burial Cases.
- ~ Walnut Caskcts, Walnut Cases and
u,nG u Coilhs. Also prepared to do Job
"ork OF any kind, repairing old Gins,
n,a,k,ng ana repairing Grst Mills, at tho
VI! s.anu known as MoCreights Shop.
june Ia-5m J, W. MCKNIGHT.
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The startling drawback OH nearly nll
medicinal "gtLis has ever been that in
their process of purgaiion and publication
they have also dehi!iIatc.l The system. 10
ohvia;c ili3 difficulty Physicians hnv long
scrghi for nn agent that would
Purge, Purify and Ttrrn@thcn
at one and Tia" same tina. Their research
has at last lccn rewarded Ivy n discovery
which fully realizes the fonl"st desires OF
the mcdicni faculty, nni which is lastly
regarded A. thc most Important hiunrh
MAT Pharmacy has ever achieved Thi.
important !csidcra,um IS
DR.. TuttS Vegetable Livcr Fill
Which purify The blood AMI remove al cor
rnpt hum"r8 amt unhealthy accumlatioms
from the body. and get produces no weak
ness or la&Ntudc whatever, but III ,hc con
trary tones the slon,ach and ;A,i"rratcs
The body Curing the progress of II CIR
operation. They unitc The heretofore IT,.
rcconcinhlc qualities Of STRENGTHENING
PurgatiYc AMI a Purifying Tonc.
DR.. Tufts Pills are TIC mos, active and
searching mc'ticinr in cxigicrcc. Thcy a,
once attack the very root Of diseases, and
their action is so prompt that in an hour or
two after they aro taken the patient is
aware OF their good rfccIs. They may be
taken at any time wit hnUt restraint OF dict
or cccupation thcy rrnducc neither nau
sea. gr;ring O. debility, and rs family
mclicinr they have 40 riyal
Price - crn!H - l0X. Sold Ivy all nruc.
eisIs. Principal Office, Is and 70 p'att 81
n. Y.
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BROMO~ ~CIILOnAI,JJM,

Th1 ncw ol1rlc-S AMI non rrisnu,u.
Powerful Drod"rzcr nnh D,s;n?tc' ant.
IT'S dai'y nSc destroys nj! ll,l u.lors
ana Poisonous c,nai.I,iUas about y,ir
premises, and thereby prevents cou,ar;on
and disease: contains 40 rclSon aud has
no odor oiI'S owa, aux is aiwhvs SAFE.
Dr. HE"cHEr?, n c"l"h"a;"'l vi; n on
Cholera and GLOW Fever, .lliulainY that
few drops Of En"Mo rua"EAL: VI na;um.
bier of "r.cr. 'rann daily. will )loyc II
protection ircru hcac Diseases.
prepared nn!J hy llhDEN & co.,
Hold ~ a.. dru% ,i3'H. New York.
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IS the m"S powerful cleanser, strength
chcr ahd rcl. CT Of G!ar,luiar Outruc-
tons Known 10 .HiArii .N,rIca.
1t IS $yovialiy "|arir'l to constitutions
'worn down. anal L,hilitalcd Ivy Tie warm
wrathc" Of Spring ard Summer, when the
h'Hod - ROT III active c;rcu,u,ion. consc>
Inrntiy GalhHrin. I'M uriiiGs from slug.
@iHhn":S ANA .Mrcricc. action "t the sccrc-
I'VE organs, ana is manifested hy Tuners,
Erur' lors, El":chca, Ncils, ruStU Ulcs, Scro
lula, &C., sc.
when weary anl ianEuid from ovcrworh
ana CuE"cSS, "ro"2i!,rs% and inrr,ia take
The place Of energy and vinnr, the system
needs Il T15ic to huild il ur and br,n The
Vital Forces 10 regain their rccul cratiyc
power.
In The heat Of Summer, frequently the
LAYER and Sriccn do not properly perform
their luncIi3ns; the Uterine anl Urinary
Organs arc inactive, producing wcukncss :
OF The stomach and iutcslincS and rrcdis.
position to bilious Lcrangcmrnt.
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NEW ADVERTISER s;NTS.

WORKINd GLASS, male or female,
W SGO week guaranteed. Er>prc.
table employment at home, day or evening:
no capital required; full instructlous aud
valuable package Of goods sent free hy
mail. Address, with cent return s.nmr,
NJ. YOUNG CO., l73 Greenwich ST., New
York.
HDSYGnOMANCl, or SOUL ClIARN-
i lNG.' How either sex may fascinatc
~ d 6 lin the love ard affections Of any per-
son tncy choose, instantly. This ,imp!a
mental requirement MI can possess, free, by
mail for 20 cts. together with u mrrriagc
guide, Egyptian Oracle. Dreams. Hints to
Ladies, Wedding Night Shirts. sc. \ 1uccr,
hook. Address 4. WILLIAM & co. Pubs.
Philn.
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HE FAIR EXELN HENAL
II abvv is the Time
10 GET BARGAINS,

100 LBS rh Hams received pc Ill., and warranted
F''"'' ~ y. ELDER.
lot of New Flour received 9G tho Augusta (Ga> Ats
and For sale by T. ELDER
lie is receiving regularly large additions to his Spring Stock
ut greatly Kcduccc Prices and they will be sold accordingly
by r ETDEPe
us Stock too large and mention consstnp of
Millinery Goods Of the latest Style and Fashion, ~
Ladies' Dress Goods
Undcr-Skirts, Corsets
Cuffs, Collars, &c, &c.
Gents Read y-NIadc Clotlnr
Shirt Collars, Hats &C.
Boots and Shoes
of almost any kind, to
. SUIT all sizes and classes, plin-
cpally made to order and WaIranfed
to be clear of slqddy. Always
on hand full s1ppy of
Family Groceries,
HARDWARE HollowWarc, Wooden Ware Crockcrv Todta
and Mattresses, all Of which will be sold Low by
F. ELDER.
Also alot of White Lead on commission which will; hs sn,
at the lowest Charleston Price by "' 'o 'o1o
F. EEbEk
All he asks is to call and examine his go6ds bef5ye h
ing, as nc determined not to be uersod by anv one
i,,, f. ELDER,
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Avoid Cuacks and lmposters'
NO Okargc for AdYica and Qon aultstion. !.

pr. j. 3. Dyott, Graduate of Jefferson MdieS
College, Philadelphia, author of several valunpe
works, can be consulted on all diseases OF the
Sexualor Urinary Organs, (which he has made
natter from what cause originating or Of how
long standing. A practios OF 80 years enables
him 20 treat disease with Success. Cures guar
anteed. Charges reasonable. Those ut q dlS
tance can forward letter describing symptom
and e1closing stamp TO prepay postage.
Send for the Guide 10 HeGith. Price 10 cenA.
J. B. DNOT'r, Md, Physician and b1gSsoE
l0i Duane St New York.
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s,a e4 c ,-..,.,,,-,
III i,assas,cse.'!- ~ 90. 10, l1,iy.952
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KEARNEY'S IN.
FLUID EXTRACT GNU,
L. the only Known Remedy for Briehts Dis
case and has cured every case of Diabetes in
which It ha, been given, Irritation Of the Neck
ofthe Bladder and inflammation Of the Kidneys.
liberation of the Kidneys and Bladder, Reten.
ton OF Urine, Diseases of the Prostate Gland,
stoneln the Bladder, Gravel, Brick Dust Deposis,
and Mucous or Milky Discharges and for En-
feebed end Delicate Constitutions Of both Sexes,
attended with the following symptoms: Loss
Of Power, Loss Of Memory; Difficulty of Breath.
1nS, Weak Nerves, Valentines, Pain in tho
Back, Flushing ofthe Doiy, Eruption on the Face,
fsiid Corntenance, Lassitude Of the System, etc,
Used by persons in the decline or change OF
ne; after confinement or Labor pains, bed.wet-
ting in children, etc. III
In many affections peculiar to ladies, the Ex-
tract Buchu is unequaled by any other remedy
AS IN CSiorosis or Retention, Irregularity, Pain
illneSs or Suppression OF Customary Evac stons,
uieerated or Schirrus state of the Uterus, Leu
corrhea or Whites. Sterility, and for all com,
extensively by the most eminent Physicians and
ildwive3 tor enfeebcd and delicate sOnsttr
tions OF both sexes and all ages. ffbT i'h
lAh'AteNEN'S EXTRACT EUCEU,
-t5es Diseases Arising from H,pru1enee.
tt5tts Of Dissipation, Ec. in an tl,elr stagesas as
t.ttte e'ipese ii,te or no change in diet, no in'
.onv.meHre and o exposure. 1t causes q ire
Iuert desire, and gives strength to Urinate,
thereoy removing Obstruetions, Preventing and
curing strictures Of the Urethra Allayfng Pam
end Inflammation, so frequent in this class of dis
eases, and eApeliing all Poisonous matter.
KEAEiNEE'S, EXTRACT EUCHO,s
.0Oper bottle or six bottles for as 90, delivsred
to any address, secure from observation. Sod py
druggists everywhere. Prepared by
KEAREEY & CO., lO4 Duane ST., y. 7.
TO whom all letters tor information should %
addressed. 4 tl aLsg
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-11-13
must In reality be formed on the moral

must In reality be formed on the moral
sense Of the whole community. This,
then. must be cultivated and enlightened,
or as people we are lost. The common
schools are established by the people for
the greatest good of the people. In innu-
merable instances, I repeat 1t the teachers
Of the common schools are the only per-
sons who have access to the young, who
can cultivate their moral sense. If this
great duty be rightly and truly performed
the schools @A prevent the crimes which
the courts Of justice are established to
punish.
Every teacher of common school
should understand that one chief end for
which the schools are instituted, and for
which he or she Is placed In one of them,
IS 10 preceat criwss by putting an end 70
moral icnoruaot and dspracity.
Teachers Of Marshall County; Honor
your calling. Do not bstray the trust
placed in you by your employers. Be
faithful, ciligen;, and withal consc;en-
iious.
"Needful insfructior; not alone IN aria
Which TO your humble duties appertain,
But in the love OF right and wrong, the rule
OF human kindness, in the peaceful ways
Oi honesty Gnd holiness severe"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-11-13

other look for The "leetle fellowr with Q
satchel, and to his surprise he disooe-
cred on the platform, a little heavy set
fellow with satohel In hia hand who
filed the description given him 70 a 't.y-t.'
He waited to see if he got on the train II
so, he was sure that his game was caught.
IN short time the train came, and the
young man jumped aboard, and got himself
a comfortable seat. That's him says Mr..
Woods, that's him sure!" and immediate
ly STEPPED into the telegraph Office, and
sent the following message, as signal that
the rol bers were on board Of the train:
PLrxorrn, Ixo.. Nov. - lssR
Mr.. o. p. JAocrs, Sheriff, Warsaw, Ind.
p1Aa sIH:-"Have you any wheat to se,i.-
TuoxAs Woops.
The above telegram was received imme.
diately, and Mr.. J,ques reported the same
to Captain Williams who gave stric, or
ders to his men, stating that a battle
would soon commence, and did all that
lay in his power TO cheer up his mer,
and make them fee' jelly and gay. They
waited patiently and calmly and still 40
one came, and they kept on waiting and
nobody came, and they waited until broad
daylight, and still not the first sign Of
anybody came. Finally the squads and
their brave captain became disgusted in
the war business, and began TO smell II
mice"
The Captain gave orders for squad A,
B and Z, to fall in ranks, which they did
willingly. Attention Compsy! Forward
march, &c. was his next order. lie
marched them around the square, keeping
time to that old iavorite tune "Jay. Bird"
DC, until they got in front of the Indsanion
Office, there he halted his brave soldiers
and commenced giving them his valedic.
tory, and also their discharge, thanking
them for their assistance and courage IN
this grand SELL SELL! SELLiif
and hoped that in the future, neither him
nor his brave warriors would ever allow q
sharper to come the dumb Isaac, and
play such good joke, on them again, for
the pitiful sum of t'oenty dollars. And
boys, for-for Gods sake keep NUN
about this matter.
Say to Reub. "how is your horse pis-
tol," and to Mr.. Jaques, speak thusly
'Hare you any acheat TO seQs" and they will
not hesitate in seeing the point. 1t Is too
good to keep, boys.
Warsaw is lively town and full of
business, and the citizens have got .he
get up about them; but in this casle they
were kept up" tco late, and the iconse-
quence j., they will sell themselves
CHEAP, especially the brave captNin.
Reuben, "what will you take for that
horse pistol you got by mail. ehf"\
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-11-13
COMMUNICATIONS.

1883 State st. CHICAGO. Nov. 10, 1879.
DEAR REPUBLICAN:
To-day send you one lithograph, liz
three colors, of the Crystal Palace" or
"Inter- Exposition Building" The
building is 500 feet in length, and 200 feet
in width. and cost $2GO, ,OOO-has 1000 gas
burners, and has room enough within its
boundaries 10 accommodate 10000 specta.
tors, and it was completely filled on Sat-
urday. the last day At one time the
Treasurer thinks he had sold 10000 tick.
els within i've hours from the moment of
selling the first one-and this was only a
grand continuance of what had been from
the first day, seven weeks since.
1t is, or was, worth the visitors special
attention to see the strife manifested be.
tween the different washing Powder"
companies. Messrs. Corbett, Scovel, d.
Co, No. "A North Clinton street, Chica.
go, were presenting Powder" which,
SO far as | have seen or heard, is superior
to all Others; although our lady folks like
Gillett's Washing Powder" very much
indeed. "Corbett's Golden State Wash
ing Powder" can be converted into snow.
white soft soap in five minutes. by simply
pouring on boiling hot water and stir
ring; it softens water; is ready without
cutting or softening; washes dishes to
perfection; unequalled for washing fan
nels, does not stick or shrink them. but
leaves them beautifully soft, clean and
sweet. We have thoroughly tried this,
and we speak as one who knows. Mr.
Corbett will send agents through the
country in few weeks-one to Plym-
outh They intend to express to the ed
iier of the REPUBLICAN . few sample
packages, and few bars of another SOAP
OF their own manufacture, which will be
of value in an, household. One pack
age of the Powder" makes 60 lbs of ex.
cellent white SOFT soap. Try it, and use
no other. A pat Mt knife for pearing
fruit, saves one eighth Of the fruit, always
ready, &c, took large sale, and made
many q wife happy.
The Exposition closed, but there will
be two grand concerts this afternoon and
tonight. to which all Christian denomi-
nations are invited. the proceeds of which
are to 60 to the charitable institutions of
the city of Chicago. 1t 10 expected that
not less than 40, 900 ladies and gentlemen
will be in attendance. Also on Tuesday
evening, an entertainment will be given:
the proceeds of which are to be devoted to
a like cause.
Grand excursion parties are now hour
ly expected from the country and also
rom over the lake, and it is thought the
proceeds of the entertainment will net np.
wards Of $55,00O and likely $4,000
Como up, ifyou can Mr.. Millikan. and see
what the world is doing. See that Chi
cago is defying her other sister cities In
enterprise and goaheadstiveness.
YoURs TRULY
r. NJ CHAPMAN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-11-13

c. A. a, B. CAPRON,

A TToREEYS & COUNSELLORS, Real Estate
N and Collecting Agents, Plymouth, Ind, are
practicng in the law courts of Marshall and adJon-
Ing counties, and viii give prompt attention TO all
legal business entrusted to them. General collect
iny agents for Northern Indiana and Southern
Michigan Particular attention given to the settle
ment OF decedent's estates and guardianships.
Deeds, mortgages, and other contracts drawn up
and Acknowledgements taken. Once, Browniees
Block up stairs.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-11-13
a. o. BORToN,

NENTlsT. Office I'd story Post ONCE Building.
Teeth extrscted without pain, bv the use OF
Nitrous Oxide tJr Laughing Gas). TEETH: from
one tooth 10 fill sett so cheap that the rich and
poor cen all gettheIn. Office open all day excep.
Mondays and Tuesdays. [34tfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-11-13
C. r. REYNOLDS NJ. D,

ID ECU LAR Physician and Operative Surgeon, Of
IL fers his professional services to the citizens of
Plymouth and surrounding country. Ia addition
to the treatment OF diseases common TO the coun-
try, special attention will be- given 10 Surgery the
treatment of surgical diseases OF females. Night
calls in town an1 country promptly attended to-.
Charges reasonable. Ofice and residence on west
side of Michigan street, three doors north of the
qank, Plynouth, Ind. [34tfl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-11-13
10 "a. o. PARKS.

TTORyEYS, Counsellors at Law, Notaries,
~ Public and Authorized War Claim Agents
bourbon Ind. Especial attention given 20 the set
element of Estates, Corveyancing. and the collec-
dion of soldiers' Claims for Pensions, Bounty,
Back Paw and al other War Claims. IS4tf]
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-11-13
A. c. PERRY,
CIairVOyant Physician.
The most remarkable ami wonderful tests given
70 those who win consult him.
Diseases Diagnosed without Seeing
the Patient.

Persons from distance enclose lock of hair,
address, sex, and stamp. II true and accurate
description is not given in every case, the money
will be refunded.
TERNs-s2 tor diagnosing; 81 for first prescrip-
ton and medicine.
Office hours from A. N. to ~ NJ, room, :. Sher-
mans block: from 12 NJ TO T. IL at residence,
cor. 9th and Wabash-sts.
Michigan City, Ind.
Mr. Robert Neil, of this city. !. actine as agent
for Nr Perry. and persons desiring any Information
in regard to the above notice can get H. b! calling
on him at his residence.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-11-13
A. C. MArcHErIE, ID. s.PRAscE, N. D..
DRS. HATCHETTE q FRAnCE,

DHYSICIANS s SURGEONS, BOURBON, IND.
l The doctors request their patrons to call carly
in the day to insure prompt attention TO patients IN
the country. special attention given 10 chronic
diseases and operative surgery. Office always open
and one doctor II constant attendance-n0-l0
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-11-13
LOCAL DEpAArMEnr.


Ofice open from A. n. 70 P. Mk
Money Order and Register Office tVpen nom A
n. 10 +. NJ.
MAILS CLOSE AS FoLLw1s:
Going East, Gas a. N. Going West, 3,so P. N
Thro' mail. s:45 Il. N Thro' nea, $50 A. NJ
Going North, 1:30 =. NJ Going South, 4 80 A NJ
Bremen Mail arrives Tuesday & Friday,S ~ n.
a" "a departs tuesday & Fridays - p. ~
Marmont arr and dep. Tuesday i Friday, ~ N.
a. departs ~ N.
Walnut Hill and Lakevile arr. Tuesday, Tfurs-
day and Saturday, At p. VI. Departs Moizeay,
wednesday and Friday, at a. n
W. VI. KENDALL, p. II.