Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-01-22
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PUBLILHED EVERY THURSDAY,


Potatoes-600S0c per bu.
Tarnips-25@4oc per bu.
Apples--40@6O per bu
Cider-S 90 per br.
Flour-$3 5004 90 per 100 lbs.
Buckwheat Flour--$4 00@4 50per han
Meal 0O@1 % per hun.
Chickens 90 per dozen.
wood-2 50@3 80 per coti.
1Ioncy--14120c per ID.
Beef-$5 00@6 90 per 100 lbs.
p,rk-s4 ZOOS 90 PEI 20 us.
Plenty of poultry in the city.
Good apples scarce.
MIR. and Mrs. Erwin are in the city
visiting Dentrist Borton and family.
A few loads of good hard wood wanted
at the REPUBLICAN office.
-Demorest's Monthly and the REPUB-
LrcAN $500 per year.
Old newspapers FOR sale, at the REPuB-
LIcAN Office for IS cents per hundred.
business cards very neatly and cheap
ly printed at the REPUBLICAN, Office.
Mrs. Susan Derrer contemplates
quitting business snd leaving Plymouth
ere long.
The I. P. & c. pay-car passed through
this city yesterday. and the employees
now have lots of wealth."
Subscribe for the Marshall County
REPusLIcAN-the.l largest. cheapest and
best paper published in the county.
Less than cents each week will ma
for the REPUBLICAN one year, If paid in
advance
Get your job printing done at the
REPUBLICAN on1oe. You can save mon
ey by it.
We are clubbing the REPUBLICAN
with nearly all the first class periodicals
and news papers.
"A very interesting meeting held by
the Wesleyan Methodists, at Middleton's
school house-three miles north of town,
closed on last Sunday evening.
Give your names and your money to
Cliffe n. Brooke for tho REPUBLICAN.
Subscribers pairing in advance now, can
have the paper one year for $3.50
Mrs. Hannah w. Bliven, mother-in-
law to Auditor Burlingame, has came TO
Plymouth to make her home for the
present with Mr.. Burlingame.
Try pack of those elegant an
nouncement cards printed at this office
81 pack. Leave your order with ClifTe
NJ. Brooke.
The Plymouth contribution to the
Dambury Ne,cs has been accepted, and
+" Jim Lamson, of the Densocrat Office,
is accordingly happy.
We are authorized to offer the RE-
PUBLICAN and Christian Union, the
largest and best family paper out for
general news, at 80 cash
The salary bill has been repealed, ex-
cepting that part which Increases the sal
aries of the United States Judges and the
President That part should have met
the same fate
The Marshall County REPUBLICAN
and Wseds Household Aagazine one year,
with beautiful chrome. for $3.50. Cheap
enough to make hard times easy. Call
and see.
Alexander Young has been sick most
of this winter, and is Yet quite feeble
We thought We would tell his friends
and neighbors.
Rev. Mr.. Hume is fixing up rectory
OF the house situated on the lot with j.
G. Cushman. ESQ. He expects it to be
set in order by next week, when he will
be moved.
Miss Small, one Of the teachers in
the public schools, has been too i'll to fill
her important position Cor some time
Her place is now supplied by younger
sister.
A Nash emigrates this week some
fourteen miles east Of Plymouth--just
over the line in Kosciusko county-to
open up his woodland. He Is an econo
missing and industrious young man. and
we wish him The best of success.
Quite ajuveaile party was given to
Miss Efie Fish on her birthday, last
Friday evening. 1t was amusing 70 see
the happy little ones who were so well
entertained by their youthful hostess.
The ladies say there was "gander
party on last Thursday evening, at the
residence Of C. II. Reeve. ESQ.,. at which
there was lively time. Don't be jeal-
Gus, ladies. but let US hear Of q goose par
~ next
IT. Cessner,-formerIy Of this city,
now Of Yankton, Dakota, proprietor,
of the St. Charles hotel in that city, and
Who accompanied DIR. Vinall home dur
ing his sickness,-left for the west again
ON Tuesday .. m. Our old friend, Will
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