Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-12-11

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Wheat Sl.26 to $1.36 per bushel.
-Farmers have no reason to complain
Produce of every kind is bringing
good prices.
Mrs. Morrell who has been i'll for a
long time, is now about well.
A few loads of good hard wood wanted
at the REPUBLICAN office.
Pork sold as high as $3.50 per hun
dred yesterday
Cash wanted at the REPUBLICAN
Office.
The Grange Anniversary Festival in
Union township, last Thursday, was a
grand success.
Get your job printing done at the
REPUBLICAN office. You can save mon
'ey by it.
We are clubbing the REPUBLICAN
with nearly all the first class periodical S
and news papers.
Old newspapers .or sale, at the REPUB-
LIcAN Office for 75 cents per hundred
r.. j. Evans says, hogs are plenty
and of good quality in this. county. He
is buying, 10 ship.
Time to play.-When there Is moth
ing else to do.
Keep your feet warm and dry, if you
don't want to be sick.
Demorest's Monthly and the REPUB-
LIcAN 800 per Year
We want good canvasseT and collec-
tor to work for the REPUBLICAN.
The large eastern manufacturers who
suspended business, some weeks ago, are
again resuming work.
John Mueller has good riddle, and
he charges nothing for explaining it 10
you.
One year ago there were but "a
oranges, in Indiana; but now their num-
Der is $50.
Subscribe for the Marshall County
best paper published in the county.
"A new walk is LAID at the crossing
of LapoI and Center streets, but not be-
fore needed
-Jno. S. Bender and P. o. Jones have
united in new law firm. Office with
John S Bender
Fred. Hill. and L. G. Dill's boy are still
sick. The former improving. The latter
is very i'll with spotted fever-rumor has
it. We hope not.
Boys. how many kinds of truth are
theres We heard young friend say to
his mother: Honest truth, mother, |
didn't"
The students of the Monmouth,
Illinois. College, have chosen for its next
annual anniversary orator, Hon. Schuyler
Colfax, alternate, Whitelaw Reid.
Mr.. Charley and Thee Crestner, OF
Yankton, Dakota, are now in the city,
visiting. They both look well and
hearty.
james Logan, our Marshall and street
commissioner is now engaged in noble
work--putting down cross walks, which
are much needed.
Il. ]. Weller, saloon keeper on
Michigan street. died on Wednesday
morning last. He has been sick with the
lung fever for some time, which was the
cause of his death.
From the amount of boxes and other
things piled al front of S. Becker's store,
on last Tuesday evening, We would judge
ahat Simon meant business, and that the
panicky times were over.
"A meeting of considerable interest
resulting in several accessions to the NJ
E. Church has been going on, at Con
gers School house, some 81 miles north
Of town.
General Williams has been appointed
by the President, Chief Justice of TIT
United States, and Col. Bristow. of Ken
lucky has been rendered the Attorney
Generalship.
Ed. Edwards thinks that Ed. Val
can't spell beef steak, and to settle TIT
matter Edwards had to '.set 'em up
which cost dollar. Pat Hawkins wa
the cause of it. How is it, Edwards
steak, steak, steak?
= Some one is making light of our hea'
over the article of the accident that occu
red on the P. Fl. w. 81 G. X. r., up
Stump" If they can't see the point asl
Post Office Jones about it, he has goo'
exclamation.
Communion Service at the Presbyte
rian Church, next Sabbath. Preaching
Friday evening, and at $50 p. NJ. Satur
day. On Sabbath evening, Mr.. Taylo
proposes to preach to the young men, AM
while all are invited, special invitation
is extended to young men.