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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-05-06
RULES OF COURT.
NJ Az TERM, 1875.
Order of B q siness fer the May Term,
1875, of the Marshall Circuit Court.
and each succeeding Term thereaf-
Gsns In sIaa

1870 Oh the - u.
and each succeeding Term thereaf-
ter until further ordered.
State Of Indiana, Marshall County, IS:
1t is hereby ordered by me that the
following order of business shall be ob
served for the May Term, 1915, OF the
Marshall Circuit Court, and TO continue
at each succeeding term thereof, until a
change or modification shall be by me or
dered.
FIRsT.-The first week of the term
shall be devoted 10 administration and
guardian business, taking judgments OF
default, and on warrant of attorney, ma
king up issues. and the trial Of such Ca
ses as can be had without delaying the
settlement Of issues.
SEcoND.-On the second week of the
term the trial of cases will proceed in the
following order, to-wit:
First-Criminal cases in the order
they stand on the docket.
Second-Civil cases in the order they
stand ON the docket, due regard being had
to the cases ut issue when reached, and
cases in which jury is required.
Third-Wher all cases at issue arc dis
posed of in which jury is required, the
Jury will bc discharged until further
day of the term to be there designated.
And the making up of issues and tLc
trial OF cases which are submitted 10 the
court will be resumed until the day de-
signated for the reiurn of the jury, at
which time the trial of cases then al issue
in which Il jury is required will proceed
in the same order as before commencing
-, l. IL, E,.-t al
tinuing until the close OF the term.
Fourth-The following rules shall also
he observed i'll the order of business
First-All reports of administrators and
guardians must be filed with the clerk
on or before Monday CT The third week of
the term, and will be taken and disposed
Of at such times during the term W hen it
can be done without interfering with the
trial of cases. Second All administra
tors or guardians who are in default
therein, will be cited To- appear forthwith
tn show cause Tor such default. Third
Parties litigant in civil cases must be
ready for trial ON the call OF the case, or
present written showing for delay or con
tinuance Fourth-All applications ior
continuance, change of venue, or for any
delay of case, must be made 10y the sec
ond Tuesday OF term, or showing good
cause in writing for the delay, il made
thereafter, which must accompany the ap-
plicaiion Filth-The Bar will be called
each morning OF converting of court, fer
motions and discharge of rules, where it
can be done without interfering with Ca
es on trial. SiXlh-All record entries
shall be read on each morning on cunvcn-
ing of court after the entries aIe made,
when il can be done without Interfering
with cases on Trial
Witness my hand this 20th cay of
April, 1915 HORACE CORBIN,
Judge 4 st Judicial Circuit
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-05-06
CITY ELECTION.

The result of the city election proves
conclusively that the citizens of Plym-
outh were in earnest when they called a
convention to nominate candidates to fill
the offices, regardless'of party. The only
object seemed to he to select honest men,
who wculd discharge their duties faith
fully for the benefit of the people. The
candidates selected were good men, well
qualified to fill the positions for which
they were nominated. Others perhaps
were just as honest and capable; hut the
convention made the choice, and those
who participated were satisfied with H..
1t is unnecessary to say what prompted
the Democratic leaders to call Demo-
cratic convention, and nominate Demo
cratic candidates. Confident in their
strength they expected to win.
They had selected very good men to
fill the offices, and they worked hard to
elect them. The fact that they elected
but three cut of the eight candidates, and
one of them was nominated by the cili-
zen's convention, is quite convincing
that party ties are not quite so binding in
Plymouth as they have been. Platt Nc
Donald In the first ward and Sigmund
Mayer in the second, were elected coun-
cilmen. and d. E. Snyder. city clerk
Mayer having proved himself almost in
dispensable in the council, was run on
both tickets Mcdonald is one of our
best citizens Mr.. Snyder has acted as
Deputy ci,y clerk, and filled the position
credltably.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-05-06
"A. c. PERRY,
CIalTvoyan1 Physician.
The most remarkable ard wonderful tests given
TO those who will consult him.
Diseases Diagnosed Without seeing
the Patieat

Persons from distance enclose lock of hair,
address, sex, and stamp. If true and accurate
description Is not given in every case, the money
Wiil be refunded.
TERxs-s2 Tor diagnosing; 81 for first pIescrip
ton and medicine.
Office h0nrs from a. NJ 10 10 NJ, room :, Sher
m9n's block; from II NJ. TO Y. NJ. at residence,
cor. 9th and VI abasil-sis.
Michigan CITY. Ind.
dr. Robert Neil, of this city. is acting as agent
for Mr. Perry. and persons desiring any information
IN regard to fIe above notice get it, by calling
on him at his residence.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-05-06
Argos Stems.
by "BRIMSTONE.
ARGOS. Ind. MAY 9Th

Df DfAlhSlONE
ARGOS, Ind, May 4ih, 1915.
MIR. MILLIKAN:
The election of corporation officers
yesterday was pretty sharply contesie ;
the anti corporationists having nomina-
ted ticket for which they worked with
a will The regular nominees were eject
ed however. by Il majority OF % to 20
The following are the officers elected
Council 1st ward L. Book
End e John smith.
3rd J.W. p. Coplin.
Trsos.,-Jas. Quivcy.
Clerk " Hess.
Assessrr,-A. j. Wickizer.
MrIsh.d. Isaac Rhodes.
The number of votes cast was 100
Merrill Williams has lately received
as premium on the Indiana Farme:
one of the finest blooded calves in Mar
shall county. 1t was bred Nv Col Sol
Meredith. If Cambridge City, Ind-is
about 81, months old, and weighs 375
lbs valued al 5000.
Mr. p. ID. Lowe AMI lady started yes
terday for a summers tour through the
eastern States. Their first objective
point being n. Y. City.
Argos has a population of nearly
seven hundred; the increase in the past
year being about one hundred.
The spring term of school common
ces to-day, with Miss Humphreys as
principal.
The number of pupils listed this
spring for school purposes was POP.
Some of the raresr specimens of fine
art, that we have ever had the pleasure
of looking upon, were some wax flowers
manufactured by Mrs. John Millikan d.
daughter, of Plymouth
The most promising field of wheat,
in this vicinity is on the farm Of Charles
Huff, about one mile east of Argos.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-05-06

DR.. Wooster A. Flanders, a clairvoy-
ant Physician, from Chicago, who had
been in this city about two weeks, board
ing at the Parker House, went 10 Van
Amburgh's show last Saturday evening.
On his way back to his hotel about ten
o'clock, when near Mr.. Jas. Bailey's resi-
dence, where there is a cross walk about
eight inches lower than the side walk, be
stepped down and fell into the gutter by
the side of the walk. The night being
dark. he could not see the unevenness of
the walk. The DR.. was quite fieshy and
fell with considerable force.
G. +. Thompson. was near him when
he fell and went TO his assistance. He
did not at first seem to be severely hurt.
He dropped his keys and searched for
them until he found them. Thompson
then left him.
Other persons came along and found
that he was unable to go to his hotel
alone Mr.. E. H. Vanvalkenburgh
helped him up and called Fred White to
take him to the Parker House AT the
Parker House he was seated in chair
and had violent coughing spasm, after
which he said he ielt better, but soon af-
ter died in his chair.
He was Al years old. Had wife in
Chicago, who lived at No 975 west Lake
street, up stairs. She came over on Sun
day, and was at the burial Of deceased, in
Wheeler's cemetery, on Monday p. NJ.
She says they acre married by agreem ent,
and thu. the DR.. signed his own mar
rage certificate The Marriage took
place in St Joseph, Michigan, last Oeto
Der.
The Or. had been subject to attacks
Of something like apopIexy.
An inquest was held before Esq. Fish,
Dep. coroner, and jury, composed of s..
A. Hog an d. X. Harris, j. Gunder, A.
X. BRIGGS, E. W. viets and James Green,
sho, in their verdict, say that the deceas-
ed came to his death by an attack of
Pulmonary Apoplexy, and there were
no msrks or wounds of any kind upon
the body.
Only About sic in money was found
on the body.
Some person has advised the wife of
deceased to claim damages of the city (;
hut as the marriage seems to have been
kind of free love affair, it would probably
he very difficult for her to establish any
claim even if it could be proven that The
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-05-06
The City Officers elect.

lnay0r-Amasa Johnson.
Clerk-D. f. Snyder
Treasurer- }. b. Armstrong.
Marstal-Jamea w. Logan.
Assessor-George w. Boyd.
All nominated by the citizens conven-
ton. except Snyder.
Councilmen, LIST ward, Plat Mcdonald.
-. I'd 81 Sigmund Mayer
4 Sd " W.. ID. Thompson.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-05-06
~ oTISD.
u. S. Internal Revenue
5 Z ECIAL I A X Els,
May1. 1875, 10 April 30, 1876.

The Revised Stafrtes of the United ~tateS. Sec
tons $780, 3237 s2Ss 1888. require every person
Gege1 in any business, avocation, or employment
which rem lers him lsble to a SPECIAL TAX, 10
procure and place ccnspieuousiy I'm
his establishments or place of busi-
ness STAMP deno!:ag the payment of said
SPECIAL TAX for the Specia-Tax ear begin
min May /, 1915, before commencing continu-
ing business after April 81, 1875.
The Iases embraced within the proyis ons of
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-11-06

~ Advertisers rv~iaing IN the s,srn ralsed saiss
pay s the cards ~ ensius osenhects Cnrsd eslss
POSTAGE sanps fr such aoant "A they sh 20 pa, aud hsr
cards vii Inserted PER above tat ~ ths psd fo
~ Busiuess Cards, vhen rKrFaD Fos yHAA
s0ved disecun noO doc rates whCh tor ensssnt
advertisements vhea rAia Or ehArfed suArteriy.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1875-11-06
II Capuein.
~ Joaquin xILLER-

fIoaFuin Mlers poem II Capoein" which print this
eek deseryes special attention just when aave the
c.pen dismsnIss leil eoavear IL Eas one d
- really ia tsobitaary.-TAdspeAdeHfl
Only basket hoF fruits bread
And the bss you divide with your dog which you
Had eft froa your dinner The round year through
He smiles lie bends his head
To The seOrn oG lie gives the road
To the very groauing under his bad
He is alone. 10 : hand
L. laid in his hand through the whole wide land,
save when man dies and he shrves him home,
And that II the Capucin monk Of Rome.
tie eoushs, he Is bumped, and he hObbles about
In sandals Of wood Then hemPen cord
Girdles his ioAthsome gown AbhOrred
Ayei ugly indeed devil out.
One gown 10 three years! and-Pah how he smels
lie slept last night ia his coffin Of stone,
This nook that coughs. this skin and bone ...s.. A..
And 80 do they al, In their damp. cold cells |ss.-l
Yea. and up in the morn, come storm or shine,
And Iorth at four 10 wall at the shrine
Gsys where Ihe Pincian, haIflevebed down, -
The sixth Of the seven rent hills Of Rome,
Slopes slow the south. These men In brown
Have 4 monkery there, quaint, buiIded Of stone
And, living dead, 'iis the brown mems home, ..
These dead brown monks that are living in Rome
You wiz hear wood sandals the sounding floor,
A cough, then the lift Of latch, then the door
GrOans, open, and horror! Four walls Of stone
Are gorgeous with flowers and freseoes Of bone
There bones In the and bones the wall
And he baTks like dog that watches his bone,
This monk in brown with his bed Of
Yea, barks, and he coughs, and that is all
Al las. he win cough as II up from hs cell
WIN with considerable pride about,
Win lead through his garden OF bones, and smell
Their odors, then talk, as he points them out,
OF the virtues and deeds of the dead who .as
The respective bones but the year before
20 thawz the bones through,
And talks and talks he them about
And stirs up a most uncomfortable smell
Yea, talks Of his brown dead brothers Ill you
Wish them, they are, doubt, in-EeF
A very deep well And that may be Why,
A. he shows you the door and bows goodbye.
That he bows 50 low for a franc two,
To shriVe their souls and 20 get them out
These bony brosn who have their home,
Dead o alive, in their cells In Rome.
What good does e o the woridi All well.
Now that Is puzzle = Bat listen lie Prays.
BIs life the fast Of the forty days
And then when the thief and The beggar fell
And had died in the way When the plague came down.
Then who iG cried 20 these men in brown
when other hedl And what
stand nrTn TO the death the capuein?
And when LES day dsindIes TO dust and gloom, .
Why there knees my Capucin monk Of Rome.
Frostburg mining journal. [volume] (Frostburg, Md.) 1871-1913, 1875-05-22
Special Notices.

1t is worth visit to lIitchiIs Bros &
Skaters to see their so cent Black Alpaca.
For brilliancy, color and weight it cannot
be surpassed anywhere tor the price,
Black Brilliantincs and Mohairs also at
all pTices-rcal choice goods.
Alpaca Lustres in spring shades, also,
For genuine merit, the Government Paper
Collar, muslin faced-the best thing out so
far.
-Four in one muslin faced Paper Cuffs
for ladies and gentlemen is THO incest thing
in this way ever introduced and the most
economical to buy.
Now is the time to luy Flour, IIltchins
Bros & Shatier have not advanced theirs
Moss Rosa beautiful Flour, warranted,
800 per barrel.
Manufacturing Shoes has become al
most faultless. Hitchins Bros Il Shaffcr
CONTRACT for nearly all their goods and
guarantee every pair. They are safe
in assuring the public that no better goods
for the money can be fouad in the United
States. If any pair rips or tears, they
cheerfully refund the money, This plan is
rigidly adhered to- therefore, buyer runs
no risk in buying Boots and Shoes from
them They have secured enormous lots
1his spring already f.r Ladies, Misses and
Children, Gents, Youths and Boys. Ane
animation will pay.
Ladies Half Handlers only 5octs at Hitch,
ms Bros g. Skaters.
Case of Shifting Cheviot for men and
boys only 12icts per yard. 1t will wear
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three times as long as calico, therefore,
cheaper then calico would be at cts per
yard.
HaYe you tried Iiitchins Bros X Shatler' 5
60 cent Black Tea? If not, try onc-hait
ID. of it, 1t Is gpod (.
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look Gut for the Ice Wagon every
morning during the summer season.
GEORGE VEIN ER
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Mr. Philip Wolf Of this place has had his
house and foundation elevated. Mr.. John
7. Dawson is now attaching handsome
vcranda and panel weather boarding.
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DUsT.-The drouth and Wind of the last
several days have raised il. Sore eyes are
nearly as plentiful as propositions in Iona
coming editorial.
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THE pressure of other communications
compels us again to defer the continuation
of prison Life"
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The Meycrsdale Independent makes fire.
quent mention of former Frostbufger,
Eli Wincand, from which we infer Eli is
doing well, of which We are pleased to make
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New Business Locals.

As a valuable remedy for Dyspepsia,
Sick Headache, Torpid Liver, and, such
like diseases we can recommend Dr. Bulls
Vegetable Pills. They are for sale by drug
gists at 2a cents per box.
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New SToRE-The west room OF Bealls
block is being fitted mp for mercantile use
by VIM H. Koch Esq.
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TIE UNDERSIGNED TAKES
DLEASURE in announcing to the public
L and his patrons that he has opened for
the season his Ice crcam parors, and with
new and Increased facilities, is prepared to
furnish al short notice ICE CREAM,
SODA WATER, and WATER ICES as
cheap as the cheapest. Ice cream delivered
on board of all the trains. Country orders
Solicited. X. |. MORRIS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Contcction
cry, Fruits Cigars, &c,
1903 and il Baltimore street,
April 24-3m Cumberland, Md.
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New Advertisements.
MERCHANT TAILORING.

CPnING AND SUMMER OF 1S-S
Having just returned from the east with
Il varied assortment of
Cloths. Cassimercs. WorstcdS,
htc, l am prepared to furnish anything in
my line as cheap as they can be sold in Al
legany county Thankful for past tavors, |
hope, by strict attention to business, to mcr-
it continuance of the same Also, com
pletc stock of SHIRTS, DRAWERS, IN
DERWEAR CDLLAES, CUFFS, and the
latest stvie Of \ EcKWEAR, all of which
will sell low for CASH Satisfaction guar
antecd Slore-room opposite Post Office
May 22-y j. w. BERRY.
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1914 and Id Bed Spreads-vcry
cheap at EDWARDS u ROGERS.