Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-02-26
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PLYMOUTH MARKET PRICES.

FlOur-x4 O0O4 Oh per lOU IDS
Neal 25@l so per hun.
Chickens-2 80 per dozen.
Wood 5O@3 90 per core
Honey-14@2Oc per ID.
BeefAS5 00@6 90 per ,os.
Pork-s5 9c@5 80 PEI go Us.
-Roads rough but firm.
Cold weather makes ready sale foI
wood.
Considerable ice formed on the lakes
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
The present "celd snap" will bring
happiness to many families in LaPorte
Laporte is aNice town, and John
Hit is aNice man.
Our market reports are corrected this
week, by N. S. Woodward, Grocer.
Mr.. Darwood, though quite unwell
Tor several days past, is improving in
health.-Laporte HerasS.
Huge plies of stone are being stacked
up on the burnt district, ready to com
lnence building in the spring.
And now comes Hoosier who saws
Plymouth ought to have gas and water
works.
Octagon horses and mouse -colored
watches are the style in Milwaukee Chi
cago is fast taking up the fashion.
Our new provision stores are all Eeat
and commOdious, AMI have plentiful
supply of everything good tie eat.
Hon. Horace Corbin, mayor of THIS
city, is spoken of as the Democratic can
didate for congress 4or this, the 18th
district.
The Grand jury of Porter county is
in session, and number of indictments
have been found against liquor sellers for
selling to minors
-Cliffe NJ. Brooke, ef the Plymouth
Republican has sent US some elegant
specimens of glass calling cards.-So nth
Bend Tribune.
MIR and Mrs Hatfield, of South Bend,
were in the city from Saturday to Mon
day on visit to Dir. Stout, Of the DO
nestle"
Monday was not good day for fox
hunting. The foxes we're too well raised
to expose themselves to the Indictment
weather.
An Indian was fined i've dollars and
costs. which amounted to $500 more, in
this city Yesterday. Such Gases don't
happen every day in Plymouth.
3 Alleman at this writing. is at
Wolcotville. in Noble county, and has
been quite SICK. DR.. Reynolds went TO
see him.
DIR. G. r. Reynolds has removed his
office to the room over the F irst Nation
al Bank, Corner of Michigan and Gano
Streets.
-Ex Senator Wigfall, of Texas, died
recently. He was secessiOnist and
General in the Rebel army; b did not
distinguish himself as military man.
The ice crop is about all gathered in
Laporte, tor this season. Ice entirely out
of Clear Lake. and the ice-houses not
more thar half filled
Some thirteen or fourteen converts
have been baptized into the Baptist
Church during the present proiracted
meeting.-Ldprte Herald.
: The meetings are still progressing at
the Methodist Church, in this city, and
up to this time forty-six persons have
united with the church.-LGporte Horald.
= The Sovereigns of Industry is the
name of a new secret order which has
just made its appearance in Chicago. 1t
is Of Eastern origin. and claims to be for
the benefit of working men.
Mr. George W. Boyd, of Tyner City,
and Mrs. Osborne have bought the Steam
FIGURING Mill in this city, from Mr.
Miller, and will possibly buy out those
who have rented it.
-Forty-three persons have united with
the Methodist Church 20 date, and daily
union prayer meetiugs are being held
in the Presbyterian and Methodist
churches, are well attended and of much
interest.
Mr. John Provolt, of Rolling Prai
RE, Laporte county, recently had his nose
broken and the bones in the front part O,
his head badly broken, by kick from a
horse. He is improving and will probabl,
recover
To CURE RHEUMATISM. or govt, Sc
your bed posts in glass cups, or broker
glass bottles. This will prevent electrici
ty from passing up the bed posts and tt
the occupants. Try it.
"A protracted effort is going ON in TIT
NJ E. church, in Warsaw, and q goodl,
number have connected themselves will
the church, and others are seeking relig
ion- The Indianian says the interest il