Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-04
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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.

Wheat-$l W per bu.
Honey-15@20c per ID.
Potatoes-4O@6Oc per bu.
Neal 5000 90 per hun.
Wood-2 5O@3 so per cord.
Beef-$5 OO@6 90 per 100 lbs.
Pork-$5 9c@5 so Pc 100 lbs.
Flour-$3 00@3 80 per 100 lbs.
Chickens OO@2 so per dozen.
-Calicoes and Muslins very cheap, at
Becker s. VOLTS.
Mr.. Marion Collins, of South Bend,
spent last Sabbath In Plymouth.
-Demorest's Monthly and the REPuB-
LIcAN $500 per year.
Mrs. Jasper Hess, of Argos, was in
Plymouth part of last week
-Over-coats at cost, and less, at G..
VOLTS.
We noticed the smiling countenance o
Mr.. Geo. Lisch, of Chicago, at the NJ. E.
Church Fast Sunday evening.
"A. Becker has just filed his grocery
store with fresh groceries, which he is
selling cheap for CASH
People in want of cheap clothes, don't
fail 70 go to G. VOLTS.
"A large stuck II Trunks and Valises
cheap at G. VOLTS.
g. Wolf is closing out his whole
stock Of Clothing, at greatly reduced pri.
ces. New Is the time to buy.
III the printer ever wants good wood,
st's when the weather is cold-and before
he freezes to death.
John Mueller, makes speciality of
hair cutting. and dyeing whiskers and
mustaches. He is undoubtedly the best
barber in the city.
Communion services in the Presby
terrain Church, next Sabbath morning.
Preaching at 21z o'clock, Friday evening,
and also at night.
Farmers and Dealers, go to Nuss-
baum & Mayors and get CASH for hides
pclrs. wool, beeswax, lard, and tallow.
Miss Mary Nasn has gone to Bour-
bon to teach in the place of one of the
teachers who is sick.
The Ladies Temperance League pray
.er meeting will be held at Mr.. Joseph
Benefits, at half past three o'clock, on
FEBRUARY 5th.
Hats. caps and furnishing goods, at
Tow prices, at G. VOLTS.
Don't forget to call at Becker &
Wolfs, to see that striped reversible
shaws, for $1.75.
All those having hides, peits, and
furs for sale, will please take them to A
Becker's grocery store, and he will pay
The highest price in cash for them.
Ladies Furs, such as Mink and 9TH
ers, will be sold REGARDLESS Of cost, at
Becker s. VOLTS.
Elder W. McIlvaine held ten days
meeting recently, eighteen miles south of
this city, in Marshall county. Some
twenty-five were added 10 the Church
there, and ofthese. fourteen were miners
ed.-iSouth Bend Tribune.
1t is said that the dinners given by
the Young Mems Chistian Association
lsst week for the benefit of the needy in
our city, proreda financial success. Near
" one thousand dollars are reported as
Fhe net proceeds Hon. L. M. Ninde paid
$50 for his dinner.-F5rt Wayne Journal.
Yesterday was one of the most
stormy and gloomy of the season. Very
few people came to town from the coun-
sry, and those who live in town were
kept busy in doors, punching up their
fires. The storm continues to-day.
The Michigan City Eaterprise learns
that Mrs Gottleib Gross, whose husband
was killed during q drunken fray, near
Fryar' ssaloon, on the night Of the 25th
of December, has entered suit against
Fryar, under the provisions OF the Baxter
law. Captain Cole, of Laportc, has been
engaged as her counsel.
Who has not heard of "Old Rip
Wan Winkle," we might be safe in saying
everybody Yes, that's so but the rip"
we want to introduce to you, is ~Old Rip"
a new brand of smoking tobacco, kept by
Houghton & Brother, which goes BY the
above name. We had the pleasure of
trying it, and it is beyond doubt, an
excellent article Of tobacco Try it
We hear Of shooting scrape which
occurred in Lincoln township several
weeks ago in which q boy only IL years
old attempted TO shoot his nesghbcr and
actually succeeded in woundirg him quite
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