Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-04-27

Some Of our farmers have sowe
their oats.
Buck & Toan sell nails at lee
than Chicago prices.
Great bargains in Boots & Shoe
at Becker & VOLTS.
Buck & T an keep pieces an,
points for all Plows they sell.
The incest line of Cloths, Cassi
merrs and Suitings, at the Hall o
Fashion.
Our farmers speak encouraging
ly OF the prospect for an abundaI
crop of apples
Buck & Toan have the bes
Clothes Wringer in the market, a
the lowest price.
MIR. G.. w. wolford, of Greer
township. will please act as agent FOL
the REPUBLICAN.
For your Ties Rushing Cuffs and
Collars go 10 Becker & Wolf, they
have handsome line.
Buck & Toan sell the Adams
Chilled Pillow at Foundry prices and
keep repairs. Call and see them.
The wheat prospect is better
than last year, but is badly winter
killed in some parts OF the county.
Save money. save trouble, save
cracking OF plates, and save burning
out by buying your stoves at Berkey's
The peach buds are not all killed
There is still a prospect for some
peaches this year in Marshall county
Buck & Toan keep the largest
stock OF Builders Hardware in Mar
shall county. Call and examine.
The nobbiest line of Hats and
Caps ever opened in this market, at
Ball & Carabins, at the Hall OF Fash
ion.
The lightning rod man. with his
brisk trotting team and newly paint
ed wagon, was in town early this
week.
Go to Becker & Wolf for your
dress goods, they have the best select
ed stock that was ever brought to
Plymouth.
DIR. Gould and Capt. Smith
brought their bugpies up from Argos
to this city, last Friday, to have them
re-painted.
Ten or twelve members OF the /.
o. o. F. went to Goshen yesterday
morning TO attic nd the 9th anniver-
sary OF the Order.
Our fishermen were talking yes
ter,lay abou going down to Maxim
kuckee lake. to put their house in or
der for the fishing season.
Becker & Wolf, the New York
store, is the place to buy goods as
they will sell cheaper than any dry
goods house in Plymouth.
1T is the opinion of our bankers
that there is more silver coin in the
hands Of the people than there is in
the treasury OF the United States.
Buck & T ian are sole agents OF
divers South Bend Chilled Flows.
Beware OF all limitations. divers is
the only genuine South Bend Plow.
Presbyterian social at the resi-
dence Of Gideon Blain. Friday after
noon and evening. A cordial invita-
ton is extended to all. Tea served
at o'clock.
Buck & Toan sell Pine Shingles
and Pine Lath lower than any firm in
Marshall county.
Not single candidate has been
publicly announced for a county Of
fee in this county. by Democrat, Re-
publican or Independent. What has
become Of the enterprising Office
hunter?
Postmaster vantyne. Of Sandus-
ky. Ohio. is a defanlter to the amount
OF $1,000, which his bondsmen are
bound to make good. The office
Is now in the possession of postoffice
agent Henry
The Republicans in South Bend
have nominated for city officers, A.
n. Thomas, for Mayor; Jacob N.
Massey, Treasurer; Elias W. Hoover.
Clerk; NJ. j. Shaeffer, Assessor; Eu-
gene NJ. Burhans, Marshal.
The Democrats Of South Bend
have resolved to break down party
rings, by uniting with all the dissat-
isfied Republicans. They call them
selves the people Should they sue
coed they will all be Democrats after
election.
@But above all Is charity II
you feel charitable, and owe A. Haw-
ley. please pay him. Everybody must
know that he needs money, and must
1t be only at the end OF the law thar
people will come up and help a man
In distress.
Ortiz or Williams may DO for
Governor OF Indiana; but Leibig's
Ague Cure and Health Bitters is the
only medicine that can be relied on
10 cure chills. fever and ague, dumb
ague, third day ague, sick headache,
neuralgia. or general debility.
B. F. Taylor. Esq, the poet lee
turer, made us welcome visit last
Friday. He had been to Fort Wayne,
where hs lectured the night previous,
ard stopped to wait for a train to La
Porte. He expressed his admiration
Of our fiourishing young city.
The members Of the Fire Depart
ment are requested to meet at the
Firemen's hall in uniform, accompa-
MED with their wives and daughters
on Friday evening, April 18th, 1876.
Mr.. H. v. Reed will addre IS the meet
ing on that occasion.
J. n CossER, Chief Fire Dept