Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-09

For nice and latest style OF paper and
linen collars, 60 too VOLTS
Mrs. III. Herycy started east last
Tuesday, to visit friends.
No. cast steel shovel pillow blades
at BUCK s. ToAN,s.
Eugene Lewis returned to this city
Monday, after few months absence.
Save your fiji, cents to go to the
show, next Tuesday.
The best stock of ties and ribbons in
the city, at G. VOLTS.
Some one said the thermometer indi-
Gated 102 deg. above zero, last Monday.
IF you want to buy white lead, oil.
colors, varnishes, putty, paint brushes
&C., ,call on us. Buck & ToAN
The weather has been favorable for
securing both grain and hay-a little too
hot for comfort sometimes.
Il viii self my-entfre stock of parasols
at cost. Now is your time to buy.
s. BECKER.
Williamson 4 Co., sell ali kinds of dry
goods, clothing. etc., cheaper than any
house this side of Chicago.
Hon. c II. Reeve, of this city, BY in
vitation, delivered an Grafton in Albion,
Noble county, Indiana; ON Independence
Day."
There has been great reduction
made in al. kinds of ladies' dress goods,
parasols, laces, ribbons, muslns, and
prints, at the store OF Williamson 6 Co..
All who want goods at the very lowest
rates, had better give them call.
Col NJ. b. Hascall, of Goshen, was
severely injured in Warsaw, ON Saturday
last, by fall, when attempting to aliglIt
from car
We have in stock subject to inspec-
ton a large assortment of sash and doors
well seasoned. and would solicit your or
der for window blind. Call and get
price. PrCK & ToAN.
There is only one man III Plymouth,
who knows precisely the sensation pro-
duced by frightened frog running up
the inside of his Dqntaloons leg. 1t is
said that in such situation, a man will
whirl around quicker, aud shake his fooi
harder, than the most scientific dancer
just received nice lot of white and
colored shirts for the 4th of July, at G
VOLTS.
Fortunately for the sweltering Cit
zens of Plymouth, Mr.. Joseph Potter
has concluded to sell and deliver ice at
reasonable rates.
"A Goshen man named Michael Con-
ser, laid down on the railroad track to
take a nap, last Saturday, between trains.
but failed to awake in time. He lost an
ARIA; but M one was to blame. He had
been induiging too freely in whisky.
-Shawls of indispensable beauty, for
summer wear, are now selling at extraor-
binary low rates. at the store of William
son & CO., as are also all kinds of dress
goods, clothing, etc. Give them call.
Harvesting and killing potato hugs
are the most fashionable amusements
! this week. Those who have not finished
harvesting, are looking for more men to
help them. The wheat yields well, and
the quality is excellent
Grain cradles, scythes, snaths, horse
rakes, hand rakes, cradle fingers, &c.
Call and get prices and see the goods.
Buck & ToAN.
-Nussbaum & Mayer have a choice
lot of fish and salt meat. Farmers will
find their store good place to buy gro
ceries and meat, cheap. Lay IN your stock
for harvest They are selling off their
whisky cheap. in order to get out of the
| trade in the article.
summer clothing at low prices at G..
VOLTS.
The dance by the light of the comet,
in tho seminary grove, last Monday eve-
ming. was enjoyed by number of our
good citizens. The German Six Brothers
Band warbled. 1t was warm evening
for violent exercise, and it is presumable
that the Light fantastic toe" was not
shuffled very rapidly, nor elevated very
high.
Parts, extras, attachments, needles,
oil &C.. for all the diffe ent sewing ma
chimes can be supplied on short notice, by
calling on Stout & Kelley, agents of the
Domestic Se,cing Machine, or leaving or
ders at Blain's Drug store, Plymouth. In
diana July ID "a 3mo.
We had the pleasure Of meeting Gen.
Packard, our CONGRESSMAN, in Laporte,
last Friday, at the editorial picnic. He
is in fine health and spirits-says he is
not candidate for denomination but
will, in the course of three weeks COM
mence the publication of semi-weekly
paper in Laporte. The paper will be