Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-01-29
UBLILHED EVERY THURSDAY.
PLYMOUTH MARKET PRrcks.

Beef-$5 00O6 90 per 100 lbs.
prrt-s4 9c@5 90 Pc 100 ..ls.
A few loads of good hard wood wanted
ct the kEPUBLIcAN office.
The Home Circuit.-Walking about
with baby at night.
-Demorest's Monthly and the REPuB.
LIcAN S40c per year.
Who is the oldest lunatic on record p
Time out of mind.
Old newspapers .or sale, at the REPUB-
LIcAS Office for IS cents per hundred.
Tom Shakes. of Walnut Station, was
in the city last Friday
Business cards very neatly and cheap
ly printed at the REPUBLICAN Office.
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REPUsLIcAN-the largest, cheapest and
best paper publish ed in the county.
Less than cents each week will na
for the REPUBLICAN one year, il paid in
advance
We are clubbing the REPUBLICAN
with nearly all the first class periodicals
and news papers.
Try pack of those elegant an
nOuncement cards printed ut this office.
81 pack Leave your order with Cliffe
NJ. Brooke.
-Hcbron, Porter county, is without a
San. Press and type gone to Crown
Point
viii Palmer. student at the Semin-
airy school, called ON us Saturday. We
are pleased to have such visits.
Rev. s. T. Cooper is assisting Rev. L.
c. Buckles in conducting services at the
NJ. E. Church, in Valparaiso.
The Messenger says there are dozen
candidates for every city office in Valpa-
raisO. Ii is not so in Plymouth.
The Theodore Thomas Orchestra
will give musical entertainment at La
porte, Feb. ~. Tickets $500. See what
Z. II. Reeve, Esq, says oft.
Porter County has TWO representa-
tives in the Northern Indiana State Pris-
on. Several vacancies to ILL.,
Prof j. a. Clark, of Chicago, hes
=, visited Valparaiso. for the purpose of ar
ranging to deliver course of lectures on
the subject of geology.
Stark County can boast of the largest
delinquent list of any county in Northern
Indiana. The Stark County Ledger de-
rlvcs large income from that source.
Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Boss were re mar
ried AT Warsaw, on the 10Th inst, after a
separation Of fourteen years by divorce
The happiness ut the occasion is said to
exceed the first union.
The Rochester Spy has the liveliest
press We have heard Of II threw the
gdrayman down stairs and jumped over
him, without injury to either party.
Charles Burliagame. the gentlemanly
young principal of the Thompson Shoot
House, in West township, and son of the
county auditos. called on Us last Saturday
morning. Call again Charles
Five dollars is supposed to be fair
price tor cowhiding a local editor of a
newspaper in Kendallville The local
has an opportunity to punish his enemy
enough 10 make the i've dollars pretty
fair price.
DIR. Erastus ". H. Ellis has received
the ap continent of Post Master, at Co.
shen, Ind. and his appointment has been
confirmed by the Senate.
= The opening of the Rectory of St.
Thomas Parish, will be publicly celebra-
ted, on Wednesday eve. Feb. 4. with the
Soei Eatsrtainme,t given by the Ladies'
Aid Society; where the citizens of Ply
mouth viii he most cordially welcomed
by Rev. DIR. Hume and Lady.
7 &c. o. Myers, Editor of the Kendall
vile Saadard, has sent in his resigna-
ton as Post Master Of that place. There
was some unpleasantness between the
Post Master and the Department, which
caused the resignation. 7s.l
Some one, thief perhaps, took ad'
vantage OF the temporary absence of Mr.
Jilson, the agent, from the /. p. d; G
Railroad Office, in this city, to feIoniously
seize and carry away two overcoats. ful
cap, pair OF overalls. and two reyolyers