Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-03-05
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Wheat-$1 35@1 40 per bu.
Potatoes-75@sOc per blu.
Tdrnips-25@30c per bu.
Apples-60@75 per bu.
Flour-$4 O0@4 so per 100 lbs.
Meal 25@1 80 per hun.
Chickens-2 so per dozen.
wood-2 5O@3 so per cord.
Honey-l4@20c per ID.
Beef-$5 O0@6 90 per 100 lbs.
pprt-s5 9c@5 so PEI 90 Us.
The picture man is around again this
week
We have q few hubbard squash seeds
pure and good.
embarrassing and gardening season
will soon commence
There have been great many public
sales in the county this season.
And now we hear Der Scbmall
Leedle Baby warbled by our whistlers.
Applications for membership in Gran
ges, for sale cheap vt the REPUBLICAN
office.
We noticed West township farmer
hauling load OF corn out of town. on
Monday.
MIR. Brook, of Iowa, was in the city
Saturday and Sunday, a guest of DIR. t
n Borton.
The man who is not in favor of sus-
tanning his own town, ought 10 change
his location.
The man who :cls only the fau IS of
his neighbors, does not deserve the friend
ship of any OF them.
Howard NJ. Brooke. Of the South
Bend Register job rooms, was in the city
a few hours Oh Tuesday.
The first pair OF stills this season,
made their appearance on our streets last
week. More may be expected soon.
When W. hear the musical herring
frog announce the coming of spring, then
we shall quit advertising for wood.
Our merchants are cheerful and hope
fnl, expecting big trade soon. In the
mean time they are selling goods cheap.
MIR Brownlee has set an example in
the way of substantial improvements. He
has put a new fence around his dwelling.
1t will take as much of any ones
time. as he can spare from his business,
To tell all the good qualities of his neigh
bors
DIR. G.. r. Reynolds has removed his
office to the room over the First Nation
al Bank, Corner of Michigan and Gano
Streets.
An American will spend an hour in
barber shop, TO get clean neat shave;
but can't possibly spare over ten minutes
for dinner.
March never made her appearance
more gracefully nor more radiant with sun
shine than she did this year. The third
day came fall of rain.
-Hop-step-andj jump, baseball, and
other amusements of the kind are now
occupying the time and attention of the
average boy of Plymouth.
The man who is always expecting to
he cheated, .ill he very likely to learn
how the thing is done, and try his hand
AT the game when opportunity offers.
Another Dsnbury Hoo sier man has
been invented" He don't man ufactuw
sheet-iron cats" but he does manufac-
ture the locals of the Logansport Phdrss.
"A SON of g. Z. Smith, having forgot
ten TO get his kindlings Saturday night,
tried the kerosene trick on Sunday, and
now carries one hand in a sling.-SOuth
Bend Union.
Another Hoosier says that "hefoIe
we try Ia put on any city airs. We must
have the houses numbered and the
names VI the streets screwed 10 the cor.
ners." Correct.
When We go to grocery to buy
some OF the products of the farm, We are
struck very iorcibly with the fact that
everything in that line is higher priced
this year than last.
The Winamac Republicans reports q
panther in one of the western townships
in Pulaski county. Better get up
circle hunt and catch it alive 1t would
make nice pet.
Richard Williamson, Of the finn Of
Wliliamse On & Co.. has gcae 10 Chicago
TO purchase their new stock Of spring
goods. He will probably return will
them on the last OF this week.
We will furnish the new style card.
(glass) for SOC per pack OF doz.; 81 pei
pack of dozen. Ask Cliffe NJ. BROOKE
to show you = specimen, snd then leave
your order with him or at this Office.
MIR. Bean, the gentleuanly proprietor
of the railroad citing house, and som'
others, have been housing ice from Pret
ty LAKE in some new ice-houses. locates
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