Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-04-02

Wheat-xl 3J0l 4O per Du.
Potatoes-s0@90c per bu.
Turnips-25@3Oc per bu.
Apples-s0@$1.00 per bu.
Flour-S3 1904 90 per 100 lbs.
Neal 38@1 so per hun.
Chickens so per dozen.
wood-2 5O@3 80 per cord.
Honcy-14@ iSc per ID.
Beef-$5 00@6 90 per 100 lbs.
pork-s5 9c@5 80 Pc 100 us.
On return of Mrs. Molloy look for ,
crowded house and prepare accordingly
p. 8. Alleman was able to be driven
about town little while on Monday.
The last of March was a gloomy day
The air was chilling and there was just
enough snow to remind one of winter.
Mrs. ]. D. McLane contemplates
leaving Plymouth soon. She has sold
her residence to A. Korp.
Quarterly meeting at the Methodist
Church next Saturday and Sunday. Ser
vices at the usual hours.
The work performed by James De-
loney at the Empire House fire. was par.
ticularly worthy of comment.
Henry Logan, ex sheriff of this coun-
ty; but now of Missouri Valley, Iowa, is
In the City.
Mr.. George Fleming Is for the pres.
ent visiting his father-in-law, Mr.. Chas.
Palmer, near this city.
Our friend John Mueller, has remov-
ed his family from Hoham's brick block,
into the DR.. Lemon house." on LaPorte
street. lately vacated by Mrs. Derrer.
Elias Deviny has removed his tailor
shop to the northwest corner Of Michigan
and Gano streets. in the room formerly
occupied by Maxey Bros.
Prof Houser's lectures are noted for
their morality and temperance principles.
He will do good and no harm wherever
he goes.
The Mass Meeting for promotion of
temperance on Tuesday evening receives
the commentator of all order loving
people.
Germany has now $4,000 Old Catho-
lies, organized into ninety-two societie-
ties, which.are ministered to by thirty-one
priests.
There have been 4041 marriage IL
-censes isue.: since the organization of the
county. Judge Austin Fuller has per-
formed the marriage ceremony 374 times,
since 1886
The praying women of Bourbon were
out on the streets visiting and praying at
the saloons. last Tuesday. They notified
the keepers they would visit them on
Wednesday at o'clock P. NJ.
Come forth We Baker! We have
been saving twenty-five cents all winter
for you, and will have another by the
time you are ready for it, if you wet down
our streets thoroughly.
- Applicants for certificates for teach
ing in Marshall County, will he examined
by the Superintendent, on Saturday, April
18th. at the Seminary building. THos.
MCDONALD, Superintendent Of Common
Schools.
The Ladies of the Temperance
League, hold their meetings for business
every day, preparing for more active OPP
erations- They feel encouraged, by the
sympathy and aid Of the citizens gener-
ally.
The young man who drives the Par
ker House baggage wagon, rendered good
service at the late fire, by saving proper
sty. He showed more courage than judg-
.ment in staying SO long in the burning
building.
John R. Losey is q little the biggest
little horseman that ever handled the
ribbons in this neighborhood. When We
see him on the far side of the track, he
puts us in mind of der schmall leedle
baby song.
1T was fortunate that the Empir'
House was not burned in the night. 1
the building had taken fire at midnight
and burned as rapidly rs it did, there
would probably have been considerable
loss Of life, ss it was generally filled viii
travellers.
DIR. j. G. d. Peftijohn Will remain a
rshe Parker house, in this city, one weel
longer, for The purpose Of administering
TO the afflicted. He treats cases Of Ca
starrh az q speciality. He says there an
several cases in this city, and he is certain
he can do them good.
We are in receipt of No. of Peters
new Musical Publication, IA Creme d
Ia Creme" Cor advanced players. Tn
music of this number is all Of high or
der and we'll worth the price asked for IL
Price $500 Per year; Soc per nurnbeI
]. L. Peters, 500 Broadway, New York
= George Fleming lost hooking biz