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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-04

BURTS FINE SHOES,
FOR LADIES, MISSES AND CHILDREN,
At WADDEY'S, IA King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-03-04

NEW STYLES LADIES CATERS,
At WADDEY'S, "a King street.
, 1874-08-02
- = > = a
BUSINESS CHANGES.

AI IA do1 IL ~ "IClf4s
BUSINESS CHANCES.
FoR IsALELneH FRAME BUitpfEu. EN-
7s x: ht: i Il,
,st Roo i1oa Il o
ST sss u afax .s 4sstiasy san
Il ab sqda chance
FunErrVRE BUSINESS FOR aALE-IOCATRD
Trh,n ~ 1tIl7'oe town. For particulars sddrcas g.
FLoUn AND FEED STORE n COOP RUNNING
= escfF; rent ' month; stuck and t1tnses horses,
si p fe Mason ses IN
I1..RR1D1w, Il E. STOCK x. Ft1K sAhE-srQCK or
g. Il s q so e. Ct 5si ,s s sep
for sene ar, ~ :. o9 aa,.
7 HAVE ! WELL tsrABLIs11RD BUS sTvKss ron
cass sns s::! sen' nodsd
f'SS 4 ! BSH e.: 50SE as Rssay y5h + Rom
TAPANNERT Fog SALE: ONE Of THE REST
Ai ys : 'q'
- hcIy Cd sF:slaisss 10 West Adsnsst.,
r EASE AIS FURsfTURE or 4 GOOD PAVING
9 s:s viii ss'i cheap oai sda1ess E. Tss:
r lyENY STABLE F0Il SALE, DOWNTOWN,
SoMth sds; would like scmo rea1 estate. Address
r AuSpHY FoE SALE on OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
ga; rva]on. leaving c!t5. Apply at rs t;sate.st.
IT.! s sAH
State id Tw=nty ssonsts. nquire Il tbs maskst
AE3;T1, ,MAnkET tst ToR VIII MY 0SE
Morgan and Gnr1eysts Good reas"n. for selling.
Il ..s Ii; Us 5ss.
MEAT MARKET FOR BALE-WITf1I I AsE: RENT
~ re'9Eka1ls le;s To- tho Fiss NAP snl9pd induce
Of Polfst and Bnc isiand.av ''''0'
i1EAr.MARKET ron SALE CHEAP. 10 EAST
III Twcltth-st-s near StAte.
es.n T. % p.1s nn zoH IS &
isou.st.
f,sE or THE REST Io0ATED AND F1sEsT
T{bans tA' city for 'a'
E .sis assTExSf & a5sS s!55;
OYsTG1s AND ZOE CREAM RESTAURANT FOR
4ars AZ SCI R'a!.1 II ss''
~ oTag 70 sickness wlll either sel out take
ness H. ii
r.: snal! capital only required. THOMAS CO.. 81
DAFT m ADF7 PART C4sI-A NEAT, TIDY. AND
de:s sa ss: oss goods
DARE OPPORTUNITY .ro BUY. A GOOD Es-
= t?hshnd hsks.y sonieetianery and ieee,san .tand
p1 sKoem IN: s. IS Lssalis.1t. MiLLNRb DaGKEK.
.s tSs 1s,s ps. Iy ICE z
35 ce I'D pIn.s fs,1s. FIJI t. Investigate this cuEEsAS
, iee-eream .alooa ior sa,o 81 West Aaii:on.st.;
premises to roat- .--....-.
AsD s b's o ~ ba:s.ss Z
long established. and tho ovnar is about retiring from
ts'hS t6 III 4 2e7ss Ay
w1r mo asl1 81 ss;S sil1 hR
IN s fe bs*a Ana s. 5aae sss
1 Sp xThH nss 1s5ay @ SA J 81 snds3 H3
CROCK AND FIXTURES Or 4 NEAT LITTLE
= cnnisctioncrs store situated At q North haledst
CALoox AND BILLIARD TABLES. HOUSE AND
for sss aare at A0ta OPP
saia W. caii It Wess Toy Toy
Laundry, lol West Westinghouse.
no nE DISPOSED 0F QS FAvoRAnTLETERs !
s'fna.' @ ae, a s
dzuf-s,orc for :alo :. great ssctice as The pro.
o.ca. aS'' ''' ''''' N4' LICK '4'N'' ''s' o.
17HXT NEW p1sTIIl.ERY WITH. AMPLE
s,s s Eaas s9
nr S ise;sa ~ ssa r ernx fG
soS Il scse Go !'asp IL 1sSsast siis Impure OF '"
Haa III. q Is os
r1,l1r LEASE ayD F1xTI7REs OF THE FIRST
, 1874-08-02
-"-. : = =
TO EXCHANGE.


:; @~"=-:--=--"=-
/ TO EXCHANGE.
M ETcf1 : o;:cs,;s
scaa sssk fa IL u Raa.s i ita.te & We
Py ac5r S. scs sbe
o' s aseap h1t 1.ss1 t vii s' ell
arnic ;e1; 1?}oc speap ~ e. SpRlSGER Room Mo
no ExcnASGEFAF5is u q ONO 5e1v"rs,f WrsoyS7y
iii IT. ana SHs xos meEehsndiss city prop
ov1SiAs: Xoon: i: pcs5so5a.sst:a s taeea011ose..
IGAGHASGESA "a. LRGn LIST OF IMPROVED
fsaS, de*Eabse property HOLMES CO.. sad i
~ Deasoo'n-st.
I'o ENGhASGE-i,oo M; s-.l, LOTS tAT WARRINGTON
Nionrucss so'e 'fa'| oneeeo- L. l. so""ALf l4s
-o--at' ..
2 stoi HOUSES An. AND LOTS
s1t F ~ dM:sc'n-s' So'oV 70 S1''Ip: address Il.
1,n ron
a. ai. ~ 15s ssnnS n pFifs from g. 70
y! e:a!:=st:: ::xes..--=-==.--=-=.=- Ron
!, ~ vsst H. LoI5 SOUTH o. CITY LIN.
viii assume i.crmhrance nsTo s,I c.sh
pfiSFE SWiT;i 1oS 81 is' 49,. ta1'oeot-
nm Cvi41IycF- fY17;T,i; si:uITDi T5,;rs i777;
sot. t"o1ess - lsloonc @~ @~ ouo'.
cEds ii IT, caa1 LIZ TRAGT 2 M At
stso t5s:, '''o en- sa!aass sfok1Es WARE, ii %s:ax
r1,o EyoT AEGF-Coo0 -T,zN7yc :, ,;77a IN
town s.:s !o- c4r-e"ss nd ,, ~ . ASg'
pro1sEty 10 reai 81 onss hSInona! ,
ohrc N'' -'A' ''4'' "enseo' Aooss@S . A. ifioano
u,0 Ey9:T7 37cF-r ro7, 7o= ~ 7,:-aT;, 7,r777 ~
0a:nnr srd stocS of hou::esaja 1-.icf.s 80 T.
MOODY. III Est Iaaison-st, Eoom s: ~ "'
, 1874-08-02
TO RENT--ROOMS.

-' o11>01Hoo -
TO RENT--Rooms.
70 REST-THG 5;s7~5az MOST rIEG1YTIY FuRS1sHrD
ab!e Is ami = ~ 4 o1,s f1son
1o REyTSN s;lii T6RSisiiSp S9ea f95Sr s. ROOM WITH
ga. without hoard suable tor oac or two x:a.,emen
no KEXT-ruRNT5iiED ROOMS 70 GENTLE:
W.es.1-s,: -----~.-~-~ - - -'-,. H0@.s e
Nix h,t1 T. Az: FURslsAEn ROOMS
Eas: Kill { SaG g. Il EopENfs isetSr:Saes' -
TO aEXr-A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE or TWO
Ro. iaay * On tae North sido convenient 10 street.
s'sSe Sss'a fe'01ssa'' can h'E' u.' Of
saksap Eta IS WITH h' sLd a,a for
| Iiq RExr39SE rURSiSiIEp FRONT NH ROOM At
}aisI:SsG nESYLTT9 T. 3a N{9oAs FURNISHED on 0a
RIO RENT7HASDsoMELY FURS7suED FRONT
5ss as5 s%9 .3:S; ~ SSS own
clay: zl inaulFe In store below:
as and "lf' also for single gentlemen 'i' Mich
no RENT-4 NICE RooNs CLOSETS, . PAN
choice iesaen: iaastss 4 io'a a'saa % vl'
Dy hNaI as4 EIheSE II9n
To RI .5S kSSroS Ess' :i?i isSi7SzAvl PARTLY FUR:
5,, 5ss''ns Aadts.. y. I519anse,!es 49,
RIO ABIE ROOMS, FURNISHED OR
:! 1a!e1 WIN g *a1ueu. ooefo: oe 1anash.ay:
FNO RENT-A NICELY FURNISHED ROOM IN
hoase Of Mns' }}iiLLS. Inquire a' the
no, nESr=rwo NEATLY FURNISHED ROOMS
F.ti iin'ap Family private rs Aadt'0nss' near untun
--.------
rItO RENT-ONE FURNISHED ROOM AT NO Iii
, 1874-08-02
TO REpr--sroR2S.. OFFICES. 90

Misc aucona--Continred. =
pg e d1Sf aRo e. Mssa sss
rf10 RENT-oSE or THE. BEsT. FURNISHED
rssf 3 sssh IL IL Msst tide l. III evenings in
FH1 81 ass hoTn + IT, 1 III 5sSss
RIO REST-A BRICK BARN; WITH STALLS, ON
l Eourtcen,hst: Apply at 4io Mieh'zaa.av.
fTo RENT-oE ExcIIAhoE foh OH ,BUnp1SG, !! t! E,
u5s s%a S!s brick sab'0-a so0d piano A4dF0'' l. 1i'
III iS5ssS ssj
wsll:se .ts., stoek-yarts.
RIO Rent goun 'o1s W d,nE;h,R TIT KoaTK4ST ISntSa 5r
stoves bpot and shoo aciS, or any 9thr7 n1anuastpr
S esafs tLR Rsfs 6o T. ss u :n aS X 's s NJ BRUINS
RIO RENr-VERY chen P-sEc0SD AND THIRD
l ne.sa and basement; steam.powor eau bo bad. Ar-
NO nEST-nnAss. FACTORY IN COMPLETE OR.
s.: g k5.sS2: I 4sss
-: wANTED--TO RENT.
IVATTED-To nENr-A. HOUSE or % Roo.Ns.
~ modern improvements. iar frol
Ss is ?ss2; ed Thirty
u. ANrED- I'd REsT-Ay unFunNIs1 s1ErP-
.ans * ssn; ss axf s* SSus e "cs Address,
y:{S iy. 0 HoS G6So
& % % ss;
\VANrED-ro kINr-5: J. OK noOas w1T1IlS
oen ns oi tosss Fl M hea e Gdx o7 sa MAJ or
Adde'S ' H. i. Trhuae FIT oce lice ~'' ''l '''' ''' e''
1a6 .Gs MxT ;oi{ss Sf r ,5 SE o STAT
Addross " q Tribune Office Propsiosors will do owel to
" ear stand n good restaurant hotc =. Tab
N7ASrED-To HE3T-gSTi1 TIiF ,lsT or NAY
fn1r 4 Ahrt1h NhA1} HrQ d
, 1874-08-02
TO EXCHANGE

TO EXCHANGE.
Y E|sses: il: ): EbwANS5 s 49, ~ oNA-
NESTlsTnY IN ,ESGHAXe;E ron 4 HEALTH.
nd ee shotgun haa '0a
L'ROM $1,000 TO sslnH WORTH or UNINCUM. :.
:js iss .: Hosa Il :iss; Ess
T7on ,Exs;FlNSGF-N SpLExpm FARM NEAR
5a 1f III Gsas oas :ag II .Idass fdsqse e2
:s.hs:. part Of city
FOE ExcIANGE-cALL AMI SEE OUR LIST Of
ri iES1 s'GHs
,adss hsae IS So LIT Il saH 1sS' town.
TOR ExcHASoE-CHu1cI: LUrs, C1.rAK, FOR
e case ss5 F good
toaaSS os:ahshaent e@srSthn nav. nlroTei
sS iSt6:s GAcK ii
F7oa ExcIUNGE-5vEEy FisE OLD wii5aK7f:s
other g. oe Ss
FOR: OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BLOCK IN HEART
saa;y sef 5i;e ss shfE m r.
Ti5E EXea1z9E-FoR cHIg1oo, PROPERTY:
ss e. s sa, Fas s,fS si;;s otH s l sss
KEk e i'
T WISH TO EXOHANGE SO OF -SUBRBA;
real estate u; l9E t,se, 2ad q co
7sh % s.ss:5 Hsf? xsS9t:, rsss s s ss Prefer to a'
To FxcHANGK-Gm9 toREs-sPLEXDID COT:
ose5as s4ass b;e @ @ sesssd :ad ~
s'S sfia II il a'iess sssn'ss0s' AANh
, 1874-08-02

A NUl nEft lA!lLjls NETs AMI f..ES11 S1OGk
in9oiea s. So1fh ,sr rrer; p1ren snd I'll II god
fhin FL a xner ae Viii .e M on assSa s S ia1
Of good: .AddTcss D>Vfb s. FosTfR. Ieoi:. W.. :.
A CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND IN 4 HOTEL or
se1s'' ss1. they nea7 'os'ae'' Address ~ rf'nRo '
Fhn e. ..s pd sDp S T I'D wtnn
.ore iseacd d near the school md II s bcst b,.
IS oorea sas tf cen Ssiass ac3!al ss sst
s"nR to lcays % t6o eits: Inyesiicsto: Adde'S rrS
uno % otlee. ---..-----------~. -.--------.-.-.-
a1oD oH3NcE Foa 4 =, rlyS5c5ASTFoh !5; ;I
a. neis;s il f. Ss;:sEs:s ' r.
r s Ills 5zH
A sEW1Nt:.MACHlSE OFFICE ron SALE; Is
aud country .Eaas: 1t ii 2fost .di.aa aeras ea.y
a bargain: 1dt7ess ! = Iiihune ofase. --w-w.
Any oHf WAITING - 4 SNUG RETAIL GRo: GRo:
against s9't ss a's asps;
E tS9; ES E? %s I'll i Il TX
.A' ,,,.r ~ &C - 777;51s 7,7,c,7 7,777 5oa7
ba7sa.s r oaa e.oee ap poG s1 a, x
make '2e sa pp ss
ton Go9es;lsGo, ~ -: MGarGe:
E3 9GS @ Ht al cheap Il:
ee.n Wa.nla Wees: Aualcs: ~: ltano"e ounce:
GRoCEkY, sr9RE noiSo a GAsH nUSlSESs ,, rLsES
oiHco. -.
4 BAKERY AND TOBACCO STAND WITH
32i North Marketst. ....-,----.-,-
A GOOD CASH. BUSINESS FOR SALE OR E:.
n ehangs; but little capital required except purchase
hs T sf ~ 5' esn or cash and
4 FfRST.CLASS GROCERY STORE FIR SALE
~ with stock !" scna., horse, w:gnp ets. doing
Enod business Tho only reason pat otcTsd TOT snic IS
nt ono tF THO in rnor healh The whole oe
onc-naf VII! 10 solo as ccsl1ca Aoutrss b LAST Cn
A BARBER SHOP FOR SALE. DOING GOOD
plr At No. &c Blu. fsland-ar. l.. e. D. .
DpfICsT0SE- D1Iy7; < 1;o0n RI7STyES3
A for Ma. Far3nformato, scnti A. in Warran"sy
D. AlLLAnD. D.-------- -----------
4 N OLD ESTA BJ1SIIED STOVE, TIN. AND
croker, hou:o for s!7 in ouc Of tho hes: locations
H g, Trlbuao o:tcc.
/ cQNrEcr1oyEEY AND T9nAc2G sT9EEToR
177s;VF.s * ,1i:-iii I71I1 - ~ ~ INV m
Is iTadc for aod tu,ir.s 81 aay descrptIon eli npon
nE THOMAS & Ctj II l:lart-st
r1,fc1111c1- po01c coST o. "a
furnished; viii sail IT. ESQ lcss than auction price
THOMAS / CO., IL E!e-!,.st.
T;TTi,v -CC0,:LEi:ri ;;SERE Avn i7,F CIsE Il
RAhFNf, CuSFhC1A,rfhf aSD loE.GhF.hhl Il
ne a1 h.9ns u o ssbi:he trae sfaetory
- - >,s ,ecr, - -
aihoad Town: rood cbsnca to Erow np N.ti The eouu
IT,. Address DENNETT, TEibuna ofics.
10
, 1874-08-02
TO RENT--HOUSES.


ooNy nstoted: hniSr9n, rHuo1 'oa-'n@o''' II AooMs
81 Wrst Jstr.f 1 ynnn,S ~ Soo s1' :
G45 Nics1isan-av., reous.
| s2s MlcAsanaT.. th1restory and basement ms1blo-
| ifs1ti e. iw.,,.,
Aprs IA j. f. MARsHa sa1sa hiisne''
,,-.S - 49, e'ouen otntA'st-
stone troat ot 4 ,oan,t s ,rodnEn BROWN
ls6 Eincennes- brick house d ii rooms
| e13 South Dca{htrp-st., cottage OF ! rn,,1nS
li!4 Stste-st- fno stare and basem"ut- ...
~ 9ii s5s asss only ss
no REST--BOAR0iSG HOUSE WITH SIX PER-
-: - mnaent boardcrs eGarnnt8sa; Wanted reliable
Of the furnitarc to tho rt party liberal terms arc
SVG5fS oE Iu rarfasnlaIs .rpy at the office Of
RIO REKr-ll; ROOM BnlcK HOUSE,: CALL Ar
nm nE.yT-Ti,E 17yi0S7
pEe Is Wss Ms1;l and Madsoass Apply n
1900 - .-ees ee.ee!Ns. a.e!eou-e'-
TO ORE HHNT-InMER 7: I;,haI M PART o. HOUSE, ROOMS
West Cansrcssst 0"'a enSAp 10 eooo 'eHan'' -ol
mn Frrr ,r,,E 1Es7n NJ y y; 737;; ;, =
l,:S s;! y :;
ma nlxT@ssToTY - ;ss.,:; ~ y !, S7;7777 R777cv
ns,s dxsa hsa;s S|th s!i aosFn p1oSancats sls
7iq} }n,5:,: hESST1Iow Si; 70 ! nssroSs!i5E PARTY:
barn Reference requirud ABLY at = Willard. plsce
RI, ,,|tE!SI5tA ,KE!hT5FAnrIA1tLY EunN1sHEP HOUSE oT
basement n5ek Sa!n ilfnIe
20 Mehsan-av-
no RESr-A sR0oM COTTAGE. g COTTAGE
north h'' Ae"s 1"oN'' -o41a-ss' Apply he1s uooe
, 1874-08-02
EOU5EICLD GOODS.

A FANNY ABOUT TO BREAK UP HOUSE.
~ keeping for several wilt .~ n. greas sac-
hcc CARROTS household urnituro sul and pated silver.
Gal st JnEe.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-08-06
Man Found Dead.

A Nan WAS found literally cut to pieces,
on the |. 2. & c. II. II. track, Il little over
half mile north of the passenger depot,
Yesterday morning, about o'clock
Peter Schooner and Shivelyhoot were COM
ing town on the track, when they found
the body lying between the rails. MIR.
John West notified ESQ. Fish, Deputy
Coroner. who at once went To the place
designated, and had the body examined by
n COron, RS jury, who are now inves'iga-
ting the matter. His name from evidence,
appears 10 be G. III. Hight, blacksmith,
late of Laporte lie had been in and
around Tyner City, since last Sunday,
with man by the name of James Math-
ews, who had worked with him in La
porte. Tuesday evening about dusk he
was in Tyner City, at Isaac Alexander 5,
and shook hands with James Falconbury
and George Ii. Reynolds, and wished
them good night, saying he was going to
Knots Station, and from there he was
~ " hSiO IL - thVHS"'
his father resides. On the front of his
right arm was tattooed woman,
with her left arm extended above her head
holding in her hand a star, and above
that was a crescent. On the front of his
left arm was figaro of "a woman dancing,
arms extended, and holding over her mead
a wreath. The imstep of his right foot
was marked with square and compassion
the left foot star. Only II cents in
money and no other valuables were found
on him-was about } feet S inches high
hazel eyes, brown hair, and light com
plexion.
LATER-The Coroner's Jury after full
examination, find that the deceased came
to his death by being run over by the
Northern bound passenger train, on the
L. p 4 c. II. r., VIII 81. passed Plymouth,
at a clock, OF the morning of the 9th
inst.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-08-06
County Reform Convention.

The Secretaries Of the Reform Convcn-
ton have kinds furnished us TOR publi,4i-
ton the following account Of Tie pio-
ceedings of lie meeting.
Plymouth, IND. August 81. ~.
Pursuant 10 previous call. the Bef'rm
party met at the Court House, in Ply
mouth, August 81. 1871, at one O'Clock,
z. Il, for The purpose of nominating men
to fill the various offices iii Marshall
county, for the ensuing term.
Meeting called To o.der by J. F. Lang
enbaugh. Chairman; J +. Lewis was
chosen President, and j. T.. Atkinson and
Charles O. Pitcher. Secretaries.
]. f. Lewis called the delegates Of each
township, and they each proceeded To
elect chairman and reported that they
Were ready for business.
A committee of two from each town.
ship WAS then chosen To select candidates
for the various Offices, To DC voted for bS
the delegates from each township. Com
mittec returned with list OF candidate.
which were balloted for, with result a,
follows:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-08-06

Can such things be and not excite our
special wonder Al of the St. Joseph
county Republican papers publish the
names of the Republican nominees for
State Offices Not one of them publishes
the name of Andrew l.. Osborn, candi-
date for Judge, correctly. Even the La
porte Chronicle spells OSborn's name with
and 'e' at the end .ot' il. The Kendall
vile Standard and the Laporte Herald, are
about the only papers excel ting the RE-
PUBLICAN, in the State, in which the
name is correctly spelled. The error is a
very small one but we insist that when a
man is set up as candidate for Office, by
his friends, that his good name should
not be tamaered with by professed friends.
We mentioned this subject two weeks
ago; but the triiling chaps who run the
papers did not care Il cent but kept right
on with their righteousness.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-08-06

THE REPUBLIC, FOR JULY.-This num-
Der before Us is full of interest to the po-
litical thinkers. 1t contains among 9th
crs says one on Woman Suffrage, on the
Congressional Library, on the Resources
of the State of Maine, the platforms oi
the State Conventions and one full text
of the address of the Congressional Com
mittee, which is one of the most able ant
interesting documents ever issued.
THE REPUBLIC. is Indispensable to pc
litical writer's and thinkers. Send FOL
specimen copy. Subscription price ::
per year. The third volume begins Will
July number.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-08-06

The public are still struggling with
Tho Triton Beecher scandal We hope
that the truth will prevail hitAwhere 1t
may.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-08-06

L1enTING.-The Warsaw Union. Of
Thursday last, says: During the thunder
storm on last Friday, great many trees
were broken down in orchards and tim
Der Two fires also occurred from light
ming; one was the burning of Martin Ar
nold's barn which contained a quantity
of wheat, hay, one threshI q and Ole
moving machine. besides lot of other
farming implements. During The storm,
Mr.. Arnold seems to have become no.
pressed with danger, and requested his
son TO turn the horses out, and just as
the last a.,iinal was turned loose, the cleo
trio fluid struck the barn with the given
result. The loss TO Mr.. Arnold We hear
estimated at fifteen hundred dollars. We
believe there was no insurance. Mr.. A.
resides in y lay township.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-08-06

Thomas West, of this city, formerly
of Chicago. has left us. 1t seemed hard
to part with him, but all things on this
transient sphere are SO fleeing that we
can not cast up one days account adead.
There are many in this place who arc
longing for his return Some, no doubt,
from the report of the Nal and Magnet
would even be willing to go after him
The career of this amiable young man is
sad, and sad has been its ending. Young
man. as warning bell upon the shores
of life, beware that you be not ship
wrecked
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-08-06

We heard one of our principal bust
ness men say that he did more business
last Saturday, than any other day this
year. Why-Because he does square
fair business, and advertises in the Re-
PUBLICAN. When a man does that he
can't help but prosper, but if he should't,
he must rot blame the editor, curse the
paper, or have any ill-will towards its en-
ployees, for they surely have done thell
duty for the success of each and every
business man that patronizes their paper
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-08-06
Horse Caught.

\ few weeks ago, we published AN ac-
count of man who gave his name as
LaIamore, " no hired IA team of Drake and
fields, in Bourbon, Ia so to Il .men.
The man run off with the team. and the
owners had about given up all hope OF
finding either horses or thief; but much
To their joy they learned last Saturday,
that their property was in Grand Rapids,
Michigan The thief had sold the team
and afterwards hired another team. He
was pursued and oveilaken. and is now
in custody. for the stealing in Michigan
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-08-06

Mr. III. L. Culver, OF Bremen, pay
master for contractors on the Baltimore
and Ohio II r., was in this city last Fri
day. lie SAYS the work ON the road is
progressing finely. The grading between
Bremen and Walherton Is finished, and
the track would have been. laid but for
the bridge across the big marsh, which Is
not vet finiSded Mr. Culver SAYS that
the storm on Friday, the a4th ult., was
severe about Bremen-Twelve miles east
of that place, two barns were struck by
lightning. One of the barns contained
farm mac iiinery and tools, wagons, two
horses. and the wheat from last year :
crop; all OF which were consumed. The
other barn had farm machinery. wagons.
&c, and six horses; all OF which were
totally destroyed. We could not learn
the value of the property DESTROYED, or io
whom it belonged
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-08-06

business cards very neatly ana cheap
" printed At the itEPCBIiCAN Office.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-08-06

The Indianapolis Sun is now publish
ed by the Sun Company. tits printed on
new type, and looks bright and cheerful.
In politics it promises to advocate that
which is for the benefit Of the people,
and to "attack and expose fraud and cor
ruption in high or low places" The San
was q good paper under the management
of Hardesty-under the new management
;ts opportunities are improved
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-08-06
Republican state Ticket.

For Secretary of State,
W. CURRY, Of Terre Haute.
For Auditor OF State,
JAMES 4. WILDMAN, of Kokomo.
For Treasurer of State,
JOHN p. GLOVER, of Bedford.
For Attorney General,
JAMES G.. DENNY, of Knox.
For Superintendent OF Public Instruction,
Prof. JOHN VI. BL0SS, of New Albany
For Judge Supreme Court, 5th District.
ANDREW l.. OSBORN, of Laporte.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-08-06
ONLY CDNBIHEB EXPOSITION AND LIVE STOCK SHOW IN THE

Il will sell my entire stock Of parasols
at cost Now is your time to buy.
S. BECKER.
No. cast steel shovel pillow blades
at Buck d ToAN's.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-08-06

Lass dearly love. Song and Cho. Stewart, 3
No tidings from ove- the sea- Song
and Chorus. ................-.St Stewart, 3
Alabama Blossoms. Song 4 Dance, Stewart, 3
Temperance Crusaders. Song 4 Che. Stewart, 3
Write to me, Willie. ), az and Cho. Stewart, 5
When Charlie Plays the Irum. Song
and Chorus ...................St Stewart, 3
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-08-06
JENNIE,

Darling, I am lonely now. Song and
Chorus Stewart, 81
kiss nue., Darling, ere part. Song
and Chorus. .....................S Stewart, 81
Brace up, or Have you heard the news stewart, 81
There is something I'm dying to say, Stewart, 3,
Walking ON the shady side. Song
and Chorus. ....................St Stewart, 81
Farewell, Annie Darling. Song and
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-08-06

Adjournment.
j. l.. ATKINSON, lc
CHAs. q. PITCHER, '' 0S'
National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1874-01-23
BENNINGTON COUNTY.

BENNINGTON The warm wea.
ther and rain of the last week havs
melted the snow on the mountain
near Bennington to such an eXtens
that large amount of damage la
been done by the resulting freshet'
The river at the north part of the
village. called Roaring Branch, has
risen to such an extent that it is
committing many ravages in that
part of the town. Several bridges
in Woodford have been carried
away, and the Bennington and
Glastonbury railroad bridge in the
Hathaway District has had one of
the trestles washed from under it.,
which makes it unfit for use.
"Sugaring off" i'll January from
freshly flown sap is not usual in
Vermont, yet Mr.. Ira Snow, of
Montpelier, has this year done Just
that, getting good yield of sap
from naples lie tapped Friday Jan.
10th
The Knitting mill of Bradford &
Co. of Bennington, was blown up
and destroyed yesterday, and the
report is that nine lives were lost.
Caused by the escape Of gas from
the pipes in the building, which ex.
plOded on opening the furnace.
Loss about 100000.