Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-01-14
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PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY.

Hopsy-15@2Oc per lb. 1
Potatoes-40@6Oc per bu.
Meal 5O@2 90 per hun.
Wood--s 50@3 so per cord.
Beef-S5 oe@6 90 per 100 lbs
p,rt-s5 c@5 80 Pc -oc .Ss.
Flour-$s 0o@s so per 100 lbs.
Chicsens--s oo@s so per dozen.
business cards very neatly and aeap-
IL printed nj the REPUBLICAN Office.
-Calicees and Mus,ins very cheap, al
Becker s. VOLTS
-Demor-st's Monthly and the RErcB-
LIcAN 5 100 per year.
New style calling cards at the Rspu6-
l;eau Office Order soase for New Years
presents.
Il will sell my entire stock OF parasois
at cost. Now is your time to buy.
S BECKER.
The week of prayer was observed by
the Presbyterian and Methodist charches
IN this city.
A protrac:ed meeting is now IN pro
.gress in the n. E. Church. Preaching
every night.
The Coroner Of this County. has af-
rooiuted ed. 8. Fish, Esq, OF this CITY,
AS his deputy. OGce near the REfuHLF
CAN Office
The residence Of Mrs Ransom, near
Bald Hill, Leporte 'County, was destroy
ed by fire. last Saturday morning
The Bapf 81 Church, in South Bend
was damaged hv FIRE. las. Saturday, to the
amount Of s., 5Ja-
Mark Tattle has returned TO Piyni-
.outh. to spend the winter He appears
10 be in fine health and spirit.
Farmers and Dealers, 60 to Nuss
baum & Mayors and get CASH for hides
pelts, woel, beeswax, lard. and taliow.
Ladies Furs, suck as Mink and 9th
.ers. will be seld regardless Of cost, q
Becker & WoFs.
"A. Becker kes Just SIZED iIs grocer.
store with fresk groceries, winch he
selling cheap for cash.
Don't forget to call at Becker 9
Wolf, to see thai. stNped reversoi
shaws, for Sla5.
"A Grand Masquerade Ball viii b
given at Matehs.teas Hall, in Bourbon, o
Friday night, January 22d.
The RrruBlacAN VIII cor,esn an ii
teres,ing letter from John S. Bender, ESQ
next week.
Installation of officers elect. Of Pl
mouth Chapter, No. 40, Royal Arch Fl
sons. at Masonic Hall. in this city, No
day evening, 18th inst.
The Ia lies Temperance Leag
PRAYER Meeting, viii. be held ut the re
.dence of Mrs. Southworih, at 3 o'cloc
Friday afternoon, January 18th.
Mr.. Geo. w. Boyd, Proprietor of t
Eureka Mill, in this city, has been Sc
ously i'll for several days. We learn u
Ae is slowly recovering.
Mrs Boyd. mother Of Mrs Osborn
Geo. w. and Capt Mat. Boyd, died,
the residence OF Mrs. Osborne, in
city, last Friday night.
Tho Presbyterian Church will ee
opened, next Sabbath Theme OF no
ing discourse. The House with ma
Mansions" and, at Z P. NJ, Bad 4
gains"
ALI those having hides, nelts,
furs Tor sale, will please take then. TO
Becker's grocery store, and ic Will
the highest price IN cash for them.
Halls JOURNAL OF HEALTH, a
established mouihly. is published
New York City, at $2.oo per year;
$500. We will furnish tie Marshall "
ry REPUBLICAN, and the ]our"d1 one
The following are the newly ele
Directors of the First National Banl
Plymouth, elected by the Stockton
thereof ct their annual meeting, In
city, on Tuesday last:-M. A. .. Pack
Warren Packard, Gideon Blain, Ho'
Barnaby, Christian Seller. John 5
.sigmund Mayer. Said Directoas ell
NJ. A.. o. Packard, President; I'll
Blain, Vice President, and John :
Cashier, to serve for the ensuing yea
The two story frame house, NC
West Lake Street, Chicago, owne
Willard N. Ball, of Laporte, and
nj ed by his son-in-law III. G. iced,
burned last Saturday night. The
story We believe was occupied as
store. Mr.. Ball came very near 10
his dwelling house and cabinet she
Laporte, by fire, only about two
ago. The fremen saved his propert
he donated ten dollars to each oil II
porte fire companies.