Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-11-19
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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.

Meal 5000 90 per hun.
Wood-2 5O@3 so per cord.
Beef-s5 OO@6 90 per 100 lbs.
Pork-s5 9c@5 so Pc 100 lbs.
Flow-$3 O0@3 so per 100 lbs.
Chickens-2 0O@2 so per dozen.
Ladies dress goods, at Williamson s. Cos
All goods cheap, at NJ. Becker& Cos.
Carpets and oiicloths, Williamson s. Co
Great bargains, at NJ. Becker & Cos
Trunk aud valises, ct Williamson s. Co.'S
Williamson's store is where people GO
TO get bargains ia dry goods and clothing
Beautiful prints, at Williamson & Cos
-Demorest's Monthly and the REPUB.
LIcAN $4GO per year.
Over-coats cheap, at Williamson & Co.'S
Laces, ribbons and gloves. remarkably
cheap vt Williamson & Cos store.
New prints just received, at N. Beck
er & Cos.
Meu's and boys clothing, hats and caps,
boots, shoes, CATERS, At Williamson & Cos
"A. Becker has just filled his grocery
store with fresh groceries, which he is
selling cheap for cash.
Cheap musl,ns, at Williamson & Co.'S
READERS should lead the Adver-
tisement of Benson s. Murray, in another
Column.
Yarn and Zephyrs, Williamson & Cos
Farmers and Dealers, go to Nuss-
baum & Mayors and get CASH for hides
ielts, wool, bees wax, lard, and tallow.
Beautiful shawis, at Williamson s. Cos.
James S. Reeve. ESQ. is now an acting
Justice of the Peace Office over A. Beck.
ersgrocery.
Blankets and fznnels, Williamson s. Co
-Furs. Fursii-A new stock just ne
ceived, with bows or capes, ut NJ. Beck
er j. Cos.
The wife of Rev. John S. Smith died
October 22d. at her home i'm Lafay ette.
-Guipure laces, Yak laces, (plain and
beaded), also Gimps and Fringes, at Nj.
Becker l. Cos.
Good pasture to TO let, inquire Of j.
d. Williams one mile east of Plymouth,
Ind.
Go with tie crowd to VI. Becker &
Cos, where can he found the best assort-
ed stock of goods In the city; and, at rea-
sonable prices.
the NJ. E. Church Sociable will be
held at the residence of Mr. John Dial,
next Tuesday evening. All are invited.
A big line of beavers and velveteens,
for cloaking; also, bugle trimmings TO
match nice goods, at NJ. Becker & Co.'S,
between the two hardware stores.
Rev. r. Z. Brooks, pastor of the VI.
f. Church, at RENSSELAER,, died of lung fe-
Yer, on The 2gult.
AS cold weather approaches, we feel
the necessity of preparing ourselves for
the storms of the winter. The best pre-
ventatiye is an over coat. Gail and let us
show you our immense stock. NJ. Beck
er & Co.'S.
The contribution written for this
number of the REPUBLICAN, by "Ch.ld's
Friend" is unavoidably postponed until
next week.
We will positively close out our stock
ofboots and shoes, as We shortly intend
to go out of the business. Now is your
time to secure bargains, at NJ. Becker &
Co.'S, between the two hardware stores.
Capt. W. B. Riddle, of Laporte,
called on US at our Office last Saturday.
He had been attending to some law bust
ness here tor day or two,
ALI those having hides, pelts, and
furs for sale, will please take them to A
Becker's grocery store, and he will pay
the highest price in cash for them.
L. T. L. Sociable at the NJ. E. Church
Lecture Room tomorrow evening. A
good time is anticipated. Everybody is
invited. Admittance and lunch 10 cents
The ladies will find A. Becker's gro-
Gerry store nice place to trade. His store
is kept in nice order, and he is selling
very cheap.
Fisher Ames, one ofthe oldest cisi-
zens of Michigan City, died suddenly in
that city, few days since. He was
alone when he died.
Robert r. Reed, one of Laporte's
Oldest citizens, died on Tuesday Of last
week. sged nearly 30 years. He was an
honest hard working man and Of more
than ordinary intelligence.
Emil Morgan, the young man who
Was thrown from Haslanger's wagon