Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-09-24

Call and see.
Silk Muffiers. beautiful patterns, at
NJ. Becker & Co.'S.
Sxl0 Frame and picture, all complete,
or $500 at Gaylord's tent.
Ne~ goods, direct from the East, at NJ.
M. Becker & Co.'S.
OLD newspapers for sale, at the REPUB'
aIcAN Office for IS cents per hundred.
Try the Knickerbocker and Addison
linen collar, At N. Becker & Co.'s.
Why de.'t you dig ginseng! Nuss-
aaum & Mayer will pay $l.OO per Id for
dry ginserg-
Paisley and Brocha Shawls. in large
variety and beautiful designs, at NJ. Beck
er s. Co.'s.
M. E. Soc:skse next Tuesday evening,
at the residence @ Charles Whitmore
All are invited
Extra heavy and ffne muslin, at 10
cents pu yard, betwee. the two hard
ware stores.
Il will sell my entire STOCK of parasols
at cost. Now is your time 70 buy.
S. BECKER.
The iron for the neE bridge has ar
rived sad men are at work prcpanug to
put it in position.
Just opened-a new fse of carpets.
Our fall and winter stock Is now com
plete VI. BEcxER Il CO.
Mr. Charles Whiimore was married
to Miss Jackson. of Lakcville, las. Sun
day. We haze not heard the particulars.
Gents me,ino and all wool under
wear, in endless variety. at II. Becker &
Co.'S, between the two hardware stores.
Burglars entered Mrs. Willie's house
in dis city last Friday night, and stole
her gold watch. Nothing else was taken.
The members of the VI. +. Church
are requested to be ut the church this
1hur<<iay) evening. and ave< ihe;, new
pastor
"A basket of splendid peaches pre-
scented by our friend Bernhisel of Mar
mont made us feel quite gscd humorcd
for some time.
Married by Ed s. IRISH. Esq, at his Of
fee in he city O. Plymouth, on the 18th
inst, Mr.. William l. Fish TO Miss Mar.
tina E Shafer.
Rev. ]. L. Boyd was ia this city yes
ter,lay, and will remain until Tomorrow,
when he will so to his new appointment,
at New Carlisle.
Turner'S New York Theater will le
here Monday next and give an entertain
ment in the evening at Balcony Hall.
They will remain one week.
ann going to stop with you while,
and want to get acquainted with you, call
and look at my work and learn prices.
Good work or none at all. is my motto.
j. h Gaylord.
Farmers and Dealers, 60 tn Nuss-
baum & Mayors and get CASH for hides,
pelts, wool, beeswax. lard, tallow, pOta.
toes, oats, in fact, for everything you
bring to market.
Governor kellogg. Of Louisiana, has
been reinsiated in office by Federal au
thority. No resistance was made by the
McEnery party. All is quiet in Louisiana
but trouble is anticipated by some.
Call on NJ. Becker & Co., if you
want the latest "agonies in ladies
belts, bugles, silk ties and scarfs, silE
fringes, sash ribbons, necklaces. jet jewel
~, and everything pertaining to a lady's
toilet.
A Republican convention will be helt
in Laporte, at two o'clock to-day. to nom
mate candidate for Joint Representative
for St. Joseph and Marshall counties
John s. Bender, ESQ.,, Of this city, is ia
vorably spoken of here, for the nomina
ton
"A very pretty curl of natural hair
undoubtedly the property of plymouth
lady, was picked up in front of the Presby
terrain church last Sunday afternoon
Enouire of ) ong gent in the REruB
LrcAx ONCE, who says he has no use TO
Il.
The county commissioners have au
thorized Superintendent Charles H. Reev
to grade the street at the ends of the iro
bridge, in this city, and to protect tn
banks of the river at tie abutments. 4
is authorized to use his judgment in tn
manner of doing the work.
Died, near Msxinkuckee, Septembe
eist, 1874, James Arthur, only SON OF ia
L. and Sarah J. Mosier, aged 1 year,
months, and IL days.
Ere sin could blight or sorrow fade,
Death came with friendly care,
The opening bud to heaven conveye'
And babe il blossom theirs. b.