Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-23

Harry Thomson, of Milwaukee, Wis
consin, is now rusticatiry in this city.
Il will sell my entire stock of parasols
at cost. Now is your fine to buy.
S. BECKER.
The best stock of ties and ribbons in
the city, at G.. VOLTS.
Old newspapers for sale, at the REPUB-
LIcAN office for 20 cents per hundred.
Attend the Business College at Kals
mazoo, Mich. Board only $3.50 per week.
Send for Journal. 81, Sw.
No. cast steel shovel pillow blades
at BUCK &c ToAN's.
-Demorest's Monthly and the REPuB-
.LIcAN $500 per year.
Summer clothing at low prices at G..
VOLTS.
If you want to buy white lead, of,
colors, varnishes, putty. paint brushes
&c, call on us. BUCK 6 ToAN
- Get your job printing done AT the
REPUBLICAN office. You can save mon
ey by it.
Just received nice lot of white and
colored shirts for the 4th OF July. at G..
VOLTS.
Grain cradles. scythes. snaths, horse
rakes. hand rskes, cradle fingers, &c.
Call and get prices and see the goods.
Buck & ToAN.
Prof. r. A. Chase and wife. are at
present visiting their friends in Michi-
gan.
Byron McElrath took suddenly il,
on Tuesday morning. but fortunately re-
covered
-Nussbaum & Mayer have choice
lot of fish and salt meat. Farmers will
find their store good place to buy gro
ceries and meat, cheap. Lay IN your stock
for harvest. They are selling off their
whisky cheap. in order to get ont of the
trade in the article.
Parts, extras, attachments, needles,
oil &c. for all the different sewing ma
chimes can be supplied on short notice, by
calling on Stout & Kelley, agents of the
Domestic Seeing -Hrctine, or leaving or
ders at Blain's Drug store, Plymouth. In
diana. July Cd II ;,mo.
We have in stock subject to inspec-
ton large assortment OF sash and doors
well seasoned. and would solicit your or
der tor window blinds. Call and get
price. Buck & ToAN.
w. n. Fletcher. better known by the
name of Doctor" has new outfit in the
way of dray, harness and horse Mr..
Fletcher seems 10 be a very persevering
man. and should receive d share of the
patronage
Some of our physicians attribute the
improvement in health of the people in
this county, to the water which is mainly
drawn rom driven wells The theory is
that the water is not exposed to The mi
asma, as is the water in open wells. The
driven wells are also entirely free from
decayed animal matter, as rats, frogs, and
insects are absolutely excluded. The
surface water is also prevented from run
ming into the wells. We should Re glad
TO have the benefit of some statistics up
on the subject. giving the result OF ex-
perimenIs with water from open and
driven wells
Remember that the Marshall County
Fair commences September 30;h and ends
October 81. During this Fair j. ID. Tur
aer and wife, accompanied by talented
troupe of good performers. will give the
citizens OF Plymouth, four of their inter
esting entertainments, at Balcony Hall.
1t is useless for us To speak at Mr.. Tur-
ness skill on the stage, and for Miss Le
land, the sensational actress. Reason
Because their regulations are too well
known throughout the State to pass any
comments. Don't fail to attend when
they come. as the treat you will receive
will be long remembered.
Honorable mention is made of a Main
servant girl who is now serving her eigh-
ty-second winter under the same root
She has washed dishes 80 100 times, and
comes yet gaily To the task. Blessed old
sweet darling grill What of that, NJ.
Ruge has not been in the butcherlng bust
ness half that long, and he has tied up al
most four times 300 packages of meat.
Reason-because he keeps nothing but
the very best of beef and veal, and is still
daily at the task. The "Bull Meat
which was spoken of some time since, is
''ousgeschpielt," and the incest lot OF
young beeves ever brought to this market
was drove through this city, by the en-
ployees of n Ruge, especially tor hi;
city trade. Persons getting beef of him
will undoubtedly say:
i OF all the meat
That ever eat,
M.RuGEs
| Can't be beat