Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-04-09
Boots, shoes, CATERS, hats anu caps
sold cheap. by Williamson d Co.

shop, and is fixing it up very coy. Ben
why don't you get married and live like al
Observation-Disclosures? JoDe
says he is, and he seems to think it i
right for brothers and sisters to dwell to
gether in unity. We say, correct.
Go to w. E. Leonard for nice warm
meal at any hour of the day. Only 4Oc.
In many of the Ohio towns and cite,
the Democrats and anti-temperance mer
united, and elected their candidates fol
city and town officers Wherever the
two elem, nts unite and make common
cause, they arc successful
| The incest, neatest and most desira bic
| line of boots and shoes now on sale at "
Becker d Co., between the two Hardware
| stores.
The church is not the place of amuse
i,,ent, and there will be no difficulty in
aifording sufficient, for the good of the
young. considering their morals at proper
places. We do not know of any young
people who are attendants at church for
either amusement or religious welfare,
that seek saloons for amusement. The
saloon recruits az from the enemies to
christian worship, and not attendants to
such.
You will be treated fairly and gea
ibe incest STYLES of dress goods, laccs,
shawls, ct Get at Williamson & Cos.
Three ladies went around to the La
porte saloons one day last week, and call
ed for three glasses of lager at each place.
The lager was set Oh the counter for
them and they paid their money; but did
not drink. And now the saloon keepers
are uneasy about it. They suspect item
as u temperance committee.
For bargains in embroidery and Ia
ces, cali at ). Becker's, next TO Hills Ba-
kerry
-Ad Vindese, one Of our night watch.
men, has had his cane vanished, 1--WE
mean his walking stick and those who
must be on their guard, and keep in their
proper place. 1t is hickory and if it
should come down, yOu lcllt hear something
"DRAP"
Parties attending court can find a nice,
comfortable place to get dinner at w. L.
Leonard's restaurant on LaPorte street.
Bud Mattingly, of the Bourbon Mirror
office, and William Bray of the Laporte
Urges office, made the REPUBLICAN office
a pleasing call last Saturday.
Novelties in hats, call and see them.
NJ. BECKER & Co.
Between the two Hardware stores.
DIR. g. r. Reynolds has removed his
Office TO the room directly over Wheeler's
Bank
-Sieich-befls were jinglir g mcrrily on
the necks of the tired horses, on our
streets, Easter Sunday. We heard
them again on Monday. bat the warm sun
began To dissolve the beautiful SNOW be-
fore night
John Mueller shares man cleaner
and better than any other barber in the
city. He understand how to dress hair
to suit your taste, and uses none but the
finest of Oils. Persons wishing clean
shave, hair cut. moustache dyed. or a
shampoo, should not fail TO give him a call
on LaPorte street.
Williamson i Co.'S store is the place
for people TO purchase dry goods, cloth
ing boots and shoes. or any article in
their line Of trade.
Frank z. Reynolds, of South Bend,
bought new shot gun, took it out of the
city and loaded, and then pulled the trig.
ger accidentally, infiicting wound in his
left hand. which made amputation of the
third finger necessary. Careless handling
of fire arms causes great many sad acct
dents-and yet people will load their guns
and pistols with powder and lead.
Call at Simon Becker's for the best
calico, at 10 cents.
We were informed by Louie Shift, the
gentlemanly clerk in M. Becker's dry
goods store, that it was not Chas. Dovers
that had his.coat tail burned off and came
very near perishirg in the flames ct the fire
of the Empire. He says his name was
"TOCHAS." Do you know the Hebrew
meaning of that name, Schiffs If you do
why in the deuce don't you make applica
cation to our Representative and have j
changed. It's awful
Still they come, another line of choic
carpets in all grades and styles, Just re
ceived. Call and see them
M. BECKER & Co.
Between the two Hardware stores.
Mr.. Rose, the horse-buyer, will be il
Plymouth about the last of April or TIN
first of May, prepared to buy horses.
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