Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-02-11

Becker & VOLTS, bet. the Hardware
Stores.
The Sipes whisky cass, of Bourbon,
has been the means of bringing several
lady visitors to to this place.
"A large stock of Trunks and Valises
cheap, at G. VOLTS.
-Chas Stansbury, one of the best
blacksmiths in the State, has taken up
his abode in Wanatah.
Over coats at cost, and less, at G..
VOLTS.
The man who brings load of good
wood to this office, will receive this pa
per for one year.
The best Tycoon Reps for ladies'
wrappers only 20 cents, at Becker &
Volts, bet. the two Hardware Stores.
Daniel Mack Leaning, one of the old
and respected citizens of Laporte county,
died one week ago last Saturday
&C. Wolf is closing out his whole
stock of Clothing, at greatly reduced pri-
ces. Now is the time to buy.
"A. Becker has just filled his grocery
store with fresh groceries, which he is
selling cheap tor cash.
Farmers and Dealers, go to Nuss-
baum & Mayors and get CASH for hides
pelts, wool, beeswax, lard, and tallow.
Hats. caps and furnishing goods, at
low prices, at &. Wolfs.
John Wolford, Jr-, has sold his
whisky saloon to Colonel Thompson.
The boys say the Col has made great
improvements. Wonder where his
license is.
Wrapper Goods, the best quality, re-
dpced from 20 cts to 20 cts. per yard, at
Becker i VOLTS, bet the two Hardware
Stores.
The extremely cold weather has
checked business of every kind. We
fear there is great suffering among the
poor for fuel and food.
The lecture at the Presbyterian
church last Monday night was well re-
ceived by those who attended; but we
are told the attendance was small-barely
enough to tav expenses
We need money and must have it.
iii health and overtaxed strength has
prevented US from presenting bills. Many
subscribers for the REPUBLICAN have
not paid The amount is small, but We
need it.
"A new ard profitable idea-Becker
& Wolf, bet. the Hardware Stores, have
bought Ladies' Wrapper Goods in case
lots and are there fore able to sell them at
prices away down" the best only 20 cts.
per yard. Call and examine them-beau-
tiful designs.
"A private letter from Charleston, S.
c., gives the latest and best news from
that afflicted region. The correspondent
says: I'VE are without a Legislature,
the members cannot meet during the day,
as they have TO be in their barber shops,
etc., to make living, and cannot assem-
bic at night because the gas company
shut off the gas with bill of So, 600 un-
paid.
The Furniture Store, south of the riv-
er, for some weeks past has been closed,
from the fact that one of the proprietcrs,
Mr.. Geo. w. WEIGH, died, and in order
to get the business of the firm fixed up,
the store had to suspend business. On
resuming business, Mr.. Myers. the for
mer partner, was lett in control. Mr.
Myers is an honorable man. full of -'gei
up," and will do all in his power to suit
those who wish any thing in the furniture
or undertakers' line. He is also one oil
the beat cabinet makers in the State, and
de6es competition both in price and quail
ity of work. Rumor has 1t, that the bust
ness had been suspended, for want o.
means TO run it. We are authorized Il
say, thai is not true; but those owing the
old firm of Myers & WEIGH, will confel
= great favor by calling and settling a
once. And let me say again, If there II
anything in his line business you wan
give him call. and save an extra 80 cen
BY 20 doing,