Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-04-30

| ing on satisfactory, we are told, n0twlth
starding reports to the contrary. The
architect reports the concrete foundation,
firstrate job.
Rev. DR.. Hume, Rector of st. Thomas
Church, will preach next Sunday morn
ing, 'On the Specification and Utility OF
the Blood of Christ in the Holy Commu-
nion," and in the evening, ION the true
Standard of Benevolence.
Good feather ticking % cts pr. yard,
at Simon Beckers
VIM III. Winchell, of Union town
ship, Laporte county, Indiana, has three
thousand bushels of corn for sale.
"A gentleman who has been travelling
through North township, tn this county,
recently, says he found very few news
papers at the houses. He thinks that
the people in that township ought to take
the REPUBLICAN.
Between the two Hardware stores is
the place where you can find the latest
styles of Swisses i'm all grades, Victoria
Lawns, plain, striped and plaided; Jaco-
nets, Marsailles, and all other white goods
too numerous to mention. NJ Becker a.
Co.
There are two saloons in Tyner City,
one of them has a billiard table Neither
will warmth mi onrc 70 nap,r around fhair
establishments Tne ladies' rather like
that arrangement; but would be still bet
ter pleased if the voters were kept away
too.
While in Tyner city last Thursday,
we met several citizens OF the place,
with whom We had the pleasure of con-
versing; among the hummer were Rev.
Mr.. Good, Dir. Trowbridge, Mr.. Wagly.
and Mr.. Taylor. They are al interested
ill the growth and prosperity of tn cir
town.
Heavy ginghams, for shifting, 1917
cts per yard, at Simon Beckers.
The ladies of the Temperance League
will hold a Mass meeting, at the Lecture
room Of the NJ. Z. Church, on Friday
evening, May 1st. We have had the
promise that some of our most talented
ladies and gentlemen will address the
meeting; all friends Of temperance, both
OF city and country, are earnestly invited
TO attend. Mrs. E. BLAIN, Secretary
The delineator of Reeds Panorama, did
exceedingly well describing his magnifi
cent scenery, and could have been well
appreciated, had that hand organ kept
still, and not struck M that tune, ooh, |
feel So awful jolly when the bani began
to play, &c" which disturbed him in the
worst way Didn't you. (now don't all
speak at once,) hear strange note? Did
it not instead OF making clear and dis
tinct soTnd. tremble and s7ueR, and squeel
trealbs a little, Ell? Innocent little one,
how could it help it; but its ma
Another reinforcement of black and
colored Alpaccas- and Mohairs, at NJ
Becker & Cos.
Snow storm in Vermont Sunday. In
Rutland there were snow drifts 10 feet
deep-in Dan5urry, Con, twenty inches
of snow fell. The snow storm reached
Plymouth on Monday night, and on
Tuesday morning the earth was covered
with about five inches of damp snow, and
the air was filled with falling flakes.
Boys who will not conduct themselves
properly should not be permitted to le
main in the hall, to annoy the ladies' and
other peaccaDle citizens, who wish to see
hear, and enjoy al entertainment. TIL,
conduct of "a number of boys in Balcony
Hall, Monday evening, suggests these re
marks. We like TO see children livel,
and full of fun; but their conduct SHOULD
be such as not 10 disturb others. Parents
have a duty 10 pcrfsre in such cases.
Neat Spring styles of Brussels Can
pets just opened, at Il. Becker Y Cos.
| "A general business meeting of til
Stockholders Of the Plymouth BuiIdin.
Loan and Sacing Ass0ca. Hioa No. 2, wi
be held Tuesday evening, May 9th, 49,
at o'clock p NJ, sharp, at the Secretary
office, by order of the Board of Director
A full attendance is desired.
ED. S. FISH, oec'y.
The Ladies' Temperance Leagu
meets every day, in one Of our churche
for prayer and business. They will hol
a mass meeting at the NJ. E. church let
ture room, tomorrow (Friday) nigh
The public are invited.
| A meeting of the Marshall Count
Teachers Association will be held i
Plymouth, May 9Th and 9th, commencln
| at 2 p. NJ. on Friday A full attendant
is desired. By Order of
COMMITTED
+ Candidates for Office can make th
, fact known in genteel business way, b
getting cards printed and handing thel
to their friends. The REPUBLICAN, offiG
/ is the place to get the cards.