Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-12-31

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Corn-4Oc per bu.
wheat-s1 90 per bu.
Honey-l5@2Oc per lb.
Potatoes-40@60c per bu.
Meal 5O@a 90 per hun.
wood-2 50@3 80 per cor6.
Beef-$5 0O@6 % per 100 lbs.
p,rk-s5 9c@5 80 Pc &c rs.
Fiour-$s oo@3 80 per 100 lbs.
Chickens-2 0O9c 50 per dozen.
States and pencils, for the school
Children at the p. o. Book store.
Fine Mink Furs, AlufIs and Boas, at
NJ. Becker Is Co.'S.
Ask yeur neighbor 70 subscribe for
the REPUBLIcXE.
Mems fine white merino undercloth-
ing, only $40 a ssEI, at NJ. Becker & Co.
Mems good merino undertaking
only Sl.50 suit. at NJ. Becker & Co.
New style calling cards at the Repuo-
lican office Order some for New Years
presents.
Mems colpred merino undertaking
only 81 80 suit, at NJ. Becker & Co.
Il will sell my entire stock of parasols
at cost, Now is your time ~ buy.
S. BECKER.
a good suit Of clothes. only $1,000.
at W. Becker i Cos, b-tween the two
hardware stores.
Farmers and Dealers, so to Nuss-
baum * May er's and-get CASH ior hides
.pelts, wool, beeswax, lard, and tallow.
A fine line %. cents hats, seal caps,
at VI. Becker & Cos. between The two
hardware stores.
School books used in The Catholic
schools, for sale at Browns p. o. Book
Store.
ALI kinds of books used In our pub
die schools, for sale at the Post Office
Book stoIe.
"A. Becker has just filled his grocer.
store with flesh groceries, which lac is
selling cheap Tor cash.
ALI those having hides, pelts, and
furs tor sale, will please take then To- A
,becker's grocery store, ard lie Will pay
the highest price in Cash fol tsem.
Ladies' and Misses striped english meri-
mo no e, "a nice present for the holidays
at vi. Becker d Cos between two hard
ware stores.
Married, at Io6ia, Mich. or Nclncs-
dry. Dec. 10Th i1-t., by Rev, L +. Hill
d. Ia, Geo. IL. Briggs, ot plymouth, Ind,
To- Miss Sadie r.. Borden, OF the foImer
pl CO.
-Rrnwn. the Post Office Book Store
nan wishes il distinctly understood that
h sill keeps wall paper for sale; but
Just ROW he is turning his attention more
81 the Books and Station ,ry business.
Especially The kinds used in sch, OILS.
His stock of school books is large and
comprehensive.
-Oyercoats. Cheap. They mus, gG,u
We will not summer rhcmii, Call and
examine the before YOU bey,at NJ. Beck
er u Cos, between the two hardware
stores.
Is ther, any good ten in Plymouth 2"
inquired lady from tie country, the 9th
er day. OF one who was well acquainted
with the tea trade here "Ies-the very
b st kind can be had at Houghton Broth
ers, for less money than you pay for an
inferior article elsewh here" That's tire
place to go then"-ai:d she went. just
try pound of Houghten & Brothers
cheap raisins.
Fancy goods purchased expressly for
the holi,laysl They consist a handker
chiefs, PLAIN and embroidered, Lisle thread
and kid glovss, ladies' parses, necklace,
rucles and MANY other small articles suit
able tor a holiday gif'. a. revised prices.
Gail and examine, at NJ. Becker Il Cos.
Merry New Years to all" is what
Nussbaum & VI aver wish her customers.
And they will make it merry c. istmas
to all vino will come and buy groceries
o. item at tie lowest prices. They have
nice stock OF goods, which are not only
60 I'd for Christmas, but for any other
d y in the year. II any Of their cusio-
mers have money to pay them IN old
pebts, they will have merry Christmas
to-.
-SLawls for the holidays? We invite
the attention of the trade, to our stock OF
foreign and domestic sLawls, embroidery.
broche. open centre or striped broche.
all new and choice patterns, and at prices
lower than ever offered. Black merino
and cashmere sLawls. wool aid silk firing
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