Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-04-23

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Meat Spring STYLES of Brussels Car.
pets just opened, at Nj. Becker q Cos
g. L. Brink & Co. havea good run
of work, in their planning mill. Mr.
Suits is partner in the establishment
now, and takes hold ofthe work like an
experienced worker in wood.
Go to w. E. Leonard for a nice warm
meal at any hour of the day. Only 4Oc.
Candidates for Office can make the
fact known in genteel business way, by
getting cards printed and handing then
to their friends. The REPUBLICAN Office
is the place to get the cards.
Large arrival of new calico, in every
shade and color, at Lauer & Bros.
The politicians are beginning to talk
about candidates for Stale and County
officers. We have heard the names o.
several candidates for Sheriff of Marshall
county named-all Democrats SO far as
heard from.
For boots aud shoes, go to Simon
Becker's, the cheapest place in the city
good CATERS for S1.25.
1T is not safe to call gentleman OF
lady an opponent of temperance, who
does not sign the pledge. Nor is the fact
that man signs temperance pledge,
sufficient to prove that he never gets
drunk. No Ole in particular is meant.
Another reinforcement of black and
colored Alpaccas and Mohairs, at NJ.
Becker & Cos.
Gov. William B. Washburn has been
elected United States Senator, TO fill the
vacancy occasioned by the death of Sena-
tor Sumner, of Massachusetts. His time
will expire on the 4th of next March.
Williamson 81 Cos. is the store to
purchase your dry goods and clothing.
That No. Grocery man, N s. Wood
ward comes out in this week. paper with
half column advertisement. announcing
to sell groceries % TO 30 per cent. cheap
than any othe house the city. Norm
means business, and it will pay you, one
and all, to examine his advertisement,
which can be found in another column,
and see what astonishing low figures he
is selling at. He will pay cash for all
kinds of country produce. Don't fail to
call, No. Is Michigan street.
Parties attending court can find nice,
comfortable place To get dinner at w. L.
Leonard's restaurant on LaPorte street.
We particularly call attention to the
new advertisement of Messrs Myers &
WEIGH, in this weeks issue, of collins,
furniture, etc. These gentlemen are now
prepared to defy competition in any and
all articles in their line of trade. They
are turning out the very best collins at
only about ons-tsird the price that citizens
OF Plymouth and Marshall County haze
been compelled to pay in previous times of
sorrow, which we all must meet with,
sooner or later, in our journey through
life. They also sell furniture very cheap.
Our mottois quick sales and small
profits. LAUER & Bro.
Mr.. Geo. w. Cary, agent for the sale
of the Sweepstake washer gave us a call
yesterday. He intends to wake up trade
in Plymouth in few days. The machine
is highly recommended where it has
been used.
Good feather ticking % Cts pr. yard,
at Simon Becker's.
Lee Sipes, saloon-keeperin Bourbon,
has quit the business He sent his
liquors back to the wholesale dealers
There is but one saloon in Bourbon. 1t
is kept by Phillip Matz. The ladies
guard it faithfully. They have caused
several suits to be instituted against him.
The new styles of Shawls very cheap,
at NJ. Becker & Cos.
Charles Abertis, infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bowers. of Linkville, aged months
and "a days, died April 18th, and was
! buried on the 18th inst. Rev. j. L. Boyd
O1nclatlnS, al the funeral.
Heavy ginghams, for shifting, 121E
cts per yard, at Simon Becker's.
The Great Tragedy, True to Life
The assassination of Gen. E. Il. S. Candy
aud DIR. Thomas, by the Modocks. The
tent will be pitched and the terrible TRACE
Idly enacted with all its horrors in detail
Reeds Panorama at Balcony Hall, Mon
, day night, April 9th.
Parasolsi Parasols!! The latest novel
ties already received, at NJ. Becker & Co.. 5.
between the two Hardware stores.
The Young Folks Rural is an excel
lent paper. Specimen copies can be seel
at this Office. For three dollars, We viii
furnish the REPUBLICAN and the YOUNG
Folks Rural for one year-and with tn
: Rural two pretty chromos are sent. Tn
subscription price of the Young Folks
l Rural is $3.50 with chromos. Publishe
7 by II. N. F. Lewis, Chicago. If.
The Democrats in convention i
South Bend, ON "Wednesday, 18th inst