Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-04-16
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'UBLILHED EVERY THURSDAY.


Flou--$3 1904 90 Per 100 lbs.
Meal 3O@1 so per hun.
Chickens-2 so per dozen.
Wood-2 50@3 90 per cord.
Honey-14@1Sc per lb.
Beef-S5 00@6 90 per 100 lbs.
oprk-s5 9c@5 80 Pc 100 us.
Leonard is the popular baker.
twenty-five Estates and Guardian
ships have been administered on, since
last Term of Court
Leonard is the nobby baker Try him.
Old newspapers .or sale, at the REPUB-
LIcAN Office for rs cents per hundred.
Mice fine unbleached muslin, yard
wide, for 10 cents. at S Beeker's.
The number Of trial cases docketed to
April 14th, for the April Term, is $50.
For a suit of spring or summer
clothes, call at Lauer & Brothers. Price
$40.
"A new substantial cross walk has
Blain's drug store to Tanners.
Ladies dress goods, spring and sum-
mer styles sold cheap, at Williamson d
Cos
Our public schools have not been in
session this week. They will be opened
again on Monday.
Bleaching and pressing straw goods
Zone to order at Mrs Coffy's.
A good cheviot suit of clothing, suitable
for spring and summer wear, only $1,000
at NJ Becker & Co.'S, between the two
Hardware stores.
Howard Brooke, typo, formerly of
this city, left his situation as job printer.
in the South Bend Register office, last
Saturday, and went to Peru, to- accept
similar position in the Sentinel Office
there.
Still they come, another line of choice
carpets in all grades and styles, just re-
ceived. Call and see them.
NJ BECKER & Co.
Between the two Hardware stores.
Heavy ginghams, for shifting, 12L
cts per yard, at Simon Beckcr's.
What is the reason that Laner & Bro,
sell their goods so much cheaper than the
other stores? Because they buy their
goods at close figures, tor cash. This
solves the problem.
= Mr.. Oliver C. Hoham has removed
with his family to Columbia City, where
he has secured situation at his trade
We wish him success and happiness.
Good feather ticking % cts pr. yard,
at Simon Deckers.
The gardening season has fairly COM
menced, and in order to to give the citi
zens of Plymouth AID vicinity chance
to have good start, Nvssl aum & Mayer
have procured good supply of onion
sets and garden seeds ofall kinds. They
have fine lot of seed pess, early variety,
which they sell by measure. cheap.
Let w. E. Leonard get yeu up an ex.
cellent oyster stew.
1t will pay you to keep track of the
bargains offered at NJ Becker s. Cos.
Good, heavy, yard wide muslin at 10 cts
per yaid. Call at head quarters between
the two Hardware stores
Rev. j. L. Boyd is attending the Min
isterial Association in Lsporte, this week.
Norm Woodward has the finest assert
ment of queensware in the city, which he
sells cheaper than the cheapest"
Capt. Lot Day, formerly & resident
and leading Democra. of South Bend, and
who several years ago represented ST
Joseph and Marshall counties in the In
diana State Senate, died near Elko, Ne
vada, on the oath ult., in the 82i year of
his age.
The ladies of Plymouth owe Mrs
Cofy debt of gratitude for the judge
ment she exercises in providing for their
wants, in millinery goods. She always
kctpS ucciIdolc SUCK Oh IdSlilOHdUt6 anu
good goods, which she sells at very low
prices. She has the new style hats, and
al the new and beautiful trimmings in
fashion in other cities, anil is receiving
the new styles as fast as they are brought
out.
Who says NJ Becker d Co. don't keep
carpets? They do and in large quanti-
ties, such as Hemp. Ingram, Two-ply,
Three-ply and Brussels Beautiful de-
signs in stair carpets. Between the two
hardware stores
Mr.. Rose, the horse-buyer, will be in
Plymouth about the last of April or the
first of May, prepared to buy horses.
2O5w
For boots and shoes, go to Simon
Becker's. the cheapest place in the city
good CATERS for SIPS.
-Laces and eubroideries of the most
beautiful patterns, sold cheap at William