Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-04-22

eB- Carpets, oilcloth. carret.warv
trunks, vallses, at Williamson & Co.'S.
Sears new business block begins &c
look like it is nearly ready for the mer
chants who will occupy 1t.
The Tennessee Jubilee Singers will
give a concert in Balcony Hall Saturday
evening. They are highly spoken of by
the press.
sE Prints. muslins. and all kinds o
dry goods. cheap at Williamson & Co.'S.
WIN. NJ. Kendall, agent for the Gin.
cinnati Mutual Life Insurance company
has issued policies amounting to SEQ, o,0oC
since the first day Of January last This
we should think was pretty fair bust.
ness.
We noticed on our streets, yesterday
Mr. n. H. Oglesbee, of Chicago, and Mr..
James NJ. Dale, of Goshon, both for
merly citizens OF this place.
eB- Clothing. hats caps, boots, shoes
etc. for men and boys, chsap at William
son & Co.'S.
Our firemen had little exercise
about o'clock Tuesday afternoon, Occa-
stoned by an alarm of fire. A small sta
bic containing some hay ,ou the premises
occupied by Mr.. Gilmore Teller of the
First National Bank. The building con-
tanning small quantity of hay. was en-
tirely consumed. II was owned by Jas.
NJ. Dale, of Goshen. Entire loss about
$75
A little five year old SON Of Mr.. Gil.
more struck match near the stable. for
the purpose of lighting a stick cigar and
let it drop on some straw, which ignited
and set the building or fire.
U L adies dress goods, shawls, ties la.
ces. embrorderies, gloves. ribbons etc,
cheap at Williamson d Co.'S.
Last week we said that Mr.. Hogarth
was about town, after being severely and
it was thought dangerously hurt by fall.
We are sorry to learn that his injuries
were much more serious than they were
supposed to be when We published an sc-
count of the accident His case is con.
sidered critical.
The polar wave which extended to
;se Southern states list V e.S, !: reported
10 have injured orchards, cotton, and
nearly all the growing crops.
Ladies Temperance prayer meeting,
at the residence of A. o. Borton, Friday
afternoon at three o'clock.
Mrs. Carrie Jngersoll, of Chicago,
daughter of the editor of this paper, is Wis
iting her parents in this city.
AT the spelling match in this city.
last Monday evening, for the benefit o t
the Presbyterian church, Prof. Chase
won the highest prize. c. II Reeve,
Esq, we learn came within one of it; he
took his seat when all had been spelled
down excepting Mr.. Chase. Win Simons
got some kind of prize. The poorest
spoilers are not alway the first TO be put
down. There are very few who can spell
every word correctly-and il may so hap
pen that a good speller may go down on
the first word, when he might have SPELL
ed every other word given out during the
contest.
Our old friend G. P. Cherry, of
North Liberty. ST. Joseph county, was In
Plymouth Monday. He has been sick,
but seems to be in good health now. He
says that Mrs. Cherry has been danger
ously sick. with rheumatism and erysipi.
las; but is little better now.
Mr. Baker, formerly of Fayette coun-
ty. aOhio, now of Bourbon township,
in this county, called at our office last
Monday. He was on his way to Peru.
City election notice published this
week. The names Of few candidates for
city Offices appeared in the Democrat last
week.
"A new line of hats and caps, just re-
ceived at the New York Store. Try the
Beecher hat, at Becker g. VOLTS, bet. 2
hardware stores.
The largest, finest, and best selected
stock OF carpets that ever came to Plym-
outh, brussels three ply, and ingraine, al.
SO fine brussels rugs. at Becker & Wolf s
New York Store.
"A fine line of ready made clothing,
in all grades, fine English worsted suits,
cut in the latest eastern style, at Becker
& VOLTS N. Y Store.
Call and see our summer silk dress pat
terms, also all tbs latest styles Of spring
and summer dress goods. Iron frame
grenadine lace, striped marseils, at BECK.
ER & WoLF's NEW York STORE.
-DREss MAKING MADE EAsy.-We
have just received large line of ladies
ready male linen and grsss cloth suits
Call and see at BECKER d WoLF's New
York STORE.
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