Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-07
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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.

0eel-$o VV99O " pei ioV us.
Pnrk-s5 oc05 50 Pc 100 Us.
Flour-$s DOGS so per 100 lbs.
Chickens O0Q2 so per dozen.
business cards very neatly and cheap
;ly printed at the RsPuBLacxN office.
-Calicoes and Ncslins very cheap, at
Becker & VOLTS.
Cold weather has come-lo deg. be-
low zero, Tuesday morning.
-Itis not sas. tn leave water in pitch
'er. these cold nights.
Our invitation to Sears dedicatioa
bail must have been lost or stolen.
There will be dance in Sears new
building tomorrow night. The Six
Brothers will furnish the music.
Mrs. Sarah Falconbury, wife of
James Fslcobury. died In Tvner City, on
tn. Esd ult.
"A play upon words" as the fireman
said when he thrust dis hose into the
booksellers shop, to put oct the flames.
New sttls calling'cards atthe Repuo-
iiean Office. Order some fer New Years
presents
II will sell my entire stock of parasots
; ct cost. New Is your time to buy.
8. BECKER.
Farmers and Dealers, go to Nuss-
baum d Mayors andget CASH for hides
pelts, wool, beeswax, lard. and tallow-
Ladies Furs, such as Mink and 9TH
~ers, will be sold nregaedles of cost, at
Becker & VOLTS. -
"A. Becker has just filled his grocery
, store with fresh groceries, which be is
selling cheap for cash.
Don't forget to call at Becker &
Wolf, to see that ssriped reversible
shaws, for $1.75.
Three cents per mile, is The pricc
charged passengers for riding on the p.
Fl. & e. Railroad, since the first Of jan
uary.
All those having hides. pits, and
furs for sale, will please take them 20 A
Beoker's grocery store, aad'he will pay
the highest price in cash for shsm.
"A Georgetown man advertises con-
cerning his runaway wife, that AS
never pay my own debts, it unreasonable
to suppose that never will pay hers"
"A Roekport man had a dream recent
4. ly. that his aunt was dead. and the dean
proved true. He tried the same game
with his mother in Law, husit didn't work
worth s'cent.
Capt. Z. B. Ward, the great iron
master and manufacturer, EFF Detroit, fell
= dead in q street, in that Gig, last Satur-
day. Apoplexy was the cause. His es-
: tate is supposed to be worth $1,000. 900.
The Democrat says that Chas. Ii. Lehr,
of Bremen, says there's no good reason
to believe that Goslieb Haslaxger was
murdered. He thinks. lie committed sui
f.. eide
Hon. D.sA. Snyder, sRrpresentativ,
from this County. has gone to lndianap-
oils. to take his seat in the State Legis.
lsture. Hun. A. B Cspron, Of this City,
Que of the Directors of the N. /. Prison,
has also gone to IndiaaaPois.
&C. ". Limerick, q veteran of 1872.
livxia South Bend. and is orc of the old.
est citizens Of the place. He is 81 years
old. enjoys good health, far one OF his age.
and draws bis pensiunregularly. So says
the 5. B. Tribune.
when old Sam CFewder. down in
Pike, was running as Justice OF the Peace,
his wife, in anticipation OF honors in store
for her said " Ny dear, when you get to
he Justice of the Peace, what will be 2"
: "'You," said Old Sam. Why, you'll be
the same old fool, you always was!"
John s. Bender, Esq, arrived at home
yesterday morning. from his European
trip, after visiting Liverpool, London.
Par and other cities. He appears to be in
good bealsh and spirits. He was on
the street yesterday meeting and greeting
frieuds.
Gen. Phil Sheridan is in New Or.
leans, for the purpose preserving the
peace, by the foios'of arms, If necessary.
4 committee of Congressman are also in
New Orleans, investigating the cause of
political troubles there. 1t is unfortu-
nate for he whole country; but especial.
is 20 for Louisiana. ard the other South.
.ern States. that the presence of soldiers ia
necessary to settle political disputes.
The Democrs6c members Of the
House Of Representatives met in caucus
last nighr, IN lndssnapolis. Hon. David
Turpie, of Marion, was nominated fol
speaker; s. w. Holmes, of Jackson, fol
clerk ;snd Moses 7. Lawson. Of Putnam