Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-09-17

Hams-10@16c
Corn-60c per bu.
Wheat-$1 90 per bu.
Potatoes-30@4Oc per bu.
Flour-$3 COOS so per 100 lbs.
Neal 5001 IS per hun.
Chickens-s 00@2 Is per dozen.
Wood-2 50@S so per cord.
Honey-lo@15c per ID.
Beef-$5 00@8 90 per 100 lbs.
Pork-s5 oc@5 so Pc 100 us.
Old newspapers for sale, at the REruB
.IcAN ofice for rs cents per hundred.
sxio Frame and picture, ali complete
for $l.00 at Gaylord's tent.
The NJ. E. Church sociable will NEE,
1t The residence of VIM. NJ. Kendall,
next Tuesday evening. All are invited.
IA Gems for 50 cents, at Gaylord's tent.
Call and zee.
Isaac Crow and Simon Sprrgeon,
both old residents of Walnut Township,
died last week.
DIxD-In this city, on Tuesday, Sep
TENDER 18th, GEoReIE NJ, aged 3 years
months and Q days. son of Mr. L. Tanner.
Mr.. ]. 8. Nicoles, OF Polk TOWNSHIP,
has been appointed superintendent. of the
County Asylum for the poor. in this Coun.
~, by the County Commissioners.
Why don't you dig ginseng! Nuss-
fsum q Mayer will pay s1.0O per Id for
dry giaeeug.
Il wild sell my entire stock of parasols
at cost. Now is your time to buy.
s. BECKER.
60 to Bergman &iNieman's, tn pur-
chase boots and shoes for your families,
II will pay you for certain. as they are sell
ing very low.
/ am going to stop with you a 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. B. Gaylord
Farmers and Dealers, go tn Nuss.
baum d Mayors aad get CASH for hides,
pelts, weoa- beesxax. lard. tallow, pota-
toes. oats. in fact, for everything you
bring to xsrket.
That Picture man is in tawn, aud
has pitched his tenton the vacant corner,
pear the bridge His rame is Gaylord
First-class work and cheap prices is his
motto.
WIN. M. Kendall was elected superin.
tendent Of the NJ. E. Sabbath school. in
4 he place Of w Kelley resigned. Ken
dali says he wants everybody to come to
Sunday school.
We advise every one to keep on hand
Liebig's ague cure. liver pills, and Per-
shing's Magnetised Sovereign Balm. BY
its proper use. every family can save
vast amount of sickness, loss of time and
expense.
LARGE PEARs-Mr. John Ritter
made US happy again last Tuesday, by
US with half Owen OF the larry
est pears We have seen this year. Mr.. r.,
could not tell rs the nam, of the varity
but it is an early kind They are little
tee hard for use now, bit FULLY grown.
The dedication of the Christian
Church, at Argos, was celebrated on Sun.
day last. Dedica,ory sermon by Rev. Sum
Of Cincinnati. The attendance
was large. Mr.. s.. is fluent speaker and
u talented man. $500 was subscribed to
finish paying for the church.
The Post Office building is now COZ
cseted with the main land, by strong
and broad platform, well supported by a
stone wall. Mr.. Bergman, says that his
viii have no trouble now in
getting 10 his store, where they will have
q chance to buy their dry goods cheap.
james Anderson, a carpenter, aged
about 46 years. died Suddenly at Mr.. VIM
Haslinger's. last Saturday night, at twelve
O'Clock. He had been a resident of Plym-
outhsbost six years; had no family. his
par hts reside in Huntington County, in
this State. Rev. Dr.. Hume read the bu-
rial service st the grave
"A Temperance Mass meeting will be
bald At the Court House grounds, next
6uaday aftsrnoon. ct 4 o'clock Sept, Nth
The exercises will be conducted by the L.
7. L. and viii consist Of short addresses
nd ssmarks by members Of he society
intssspersed with good nasic, all persons
both lie city and eoantry sse earnestly CO.
fcitsd 70 attend
By osdef 81 COMMITTEE.
An accident oecsrssa II this city last
Sunday morning which came near bciag
fatal to enc a our most worthy citizens
Mr.. Charles Whitmore, with his daughter
Ida and Miss Kate Fife were riding along
NiehiSsn Street.. south. side, In Mr.. Whit
rnora,s bnppv and vhen near the rail mad