Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-10-15
plymouth Rspnbhrau.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY

PotAtoes-30@40c per bu.
Meal 5o@1 IS per hun.
Wood-2 5O@3 so per cord.
Beef-s5 OO@6 90 per 100 lbs.
Pork-s5 9C@5 50 PEI 90 Us.
Flour-s3 OO@3 80 per 100 lbs.
Chickens OO@2 % per dozen.
Fine underwear 1T VI. BECKER & Co.
Ice froze to the thickness of an inch
in Omaha, last Monday night.
Mr. A. o. Hume is visiting his friends
in this city.
-Guipure lace, fine bugled silk fringe,
and bugled gimp, at VI. Becker & Cos.
Miss Anna Whitmore has gone to
Valparaiso OH a visit.
Old newspapers or sale, at the REPuB-
'LIcAN Office for 20 cents per hundred
Mrs Humrichouser went TO Elkhart
on Tuesday last to visit friends.
Rev. A. Taylor has gene to Misha-
waka to attend the Presbytery.
1t is not safe to leave potatoes unpro-
tectod from the frost these cold nights.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Blain have gone
TO Michigan on a visit.
The heaviest frost this season was
yesterday morning
Frost grapes are in abundance, in the
woods, north of Ply mouth.
Why don't you dig ginseng! Nuss-
baum & Mayer will pay s100 per Id for
dry ginseng.
-Shawls from 80 cents upward, at VI.
Becker IL Co.'S, between the two hard
ware stores.
Il will sell my entire stock of parasols
at cost. Now is your time to buy.
5. BECKER
Miss Nina Bender was at home OH
Sunday, but returned 10 Knox ON Mon
day.
Novelties in silk muiiiers. ladies' and
gents bows and ties at the store of VI.
Becker & CO.
Mrs. Kaul, Of Titfin, Ohio, has been
visiting her sister here, Mrs DR., Jacoby.
She returned home last Tuesday.
M. Becker & Co., between the two
hardware stores, sell good suit OF cloth
ing for Sl0 good, and nicely made.
The IL. Z. Sociable will be held at
the residence of a. Hawley next Tuesday
evening. All are invited To GENE.
An exchange says pumpkin was on
exhibition 1T the White county agricuitu-
ral fair weighing ia pounds.
There was heavy frost and consid-
cradle ice in this vicinity last Tuesday
morning.
The North Vernon Pain Dealer has
been presented with a sweet potato weigh
ing seven and three-fourths pounds.
Ell Parker made pretty good lace
for Auditor whel. it is considered that
il was his first effort in that direction
Sashes, lace handkerchiefs, lace barbes
at NJ Becker & Co S. between the two
hardware stores.
John Bailey, carpenter, of Crown
Point, in this State. who was very fond
of hunting, accidentally shot himself dead
.on Sunday afternoon, at Camp Milligan.
Jerry KlinSer. after all his efforts to
1afaat I .puap b.,f,b vx-,s a.ao,oI I,v onI,-
eight or ten votes He fell behind his
ticket about 450 votes.
WIN. Baxter, author of the Baxter
temperance law, is returned to the Sen
ate, from Wayne county, by large
majority.
Hon Geo. G. Merrifield, of Mishawaka,
made us friendly call yesterday morn
ing He was not we'll pleased with the
political prospects.
Misses Eaddie and Grace Borton re-
turned from Chicago Tuesday evening,
after weeks absence, visiting friends in
that city.
Quarterly Meeting at the NJ. E
Church Saturday and Sunday next. Rev
G. NJ. Boyd will preach on Saturday at 2
p. NJ
Mr.. Beck, oe Topeka, Kansas, with
his wife and children, are visiting friends
in this city. Mrs. Beck is sister of Mrs
Charles Wilcox. Mr.. Beck is printer.
Farmers and Dealers, go to Nuss-
baum & Mayors and get CASH for hides
pelts, wool, beeswax, lard, tallow, pota-
toes, oats, in fact, for everything you
bring to market.
A T. Metcalf, an experienced news and
job PRINTER, is open to an engagement, In
any department of the business, anywhere
between the two oceans. May be address
ed at Plymouth, Ind.
The editor Of the Democrat can go on
fishing excursion just as soon as he
chooses; but he must not come up salt
river. The fish in that stream are en-
gagged.
III. ct oloot;ou neue in this coun.