Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-11-16

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John Singler has the largest,
finest and best selected line Of shelf
goods ever shown in this market.
-Renbarger's and Hess families
are all happy because they ride in
new Studebaker carriage bought of
Easton. n46-3t
Rubber Coats, Overshoes, and
Rubber Boots, at Williamson & Cos.
John W. Parks, Esq, Of Bourbon,
expects to locate in Plymouth, in
week or two, where he intends to
practice his profession.
John Singler's is the place to buy
your doors, sash or any other kind
of wooden ware that is used in this
part Of the country.
The best Cigars ut SToNER's, In
wood, Ind.
-Cloaks, Sacques, Shawls, Nubias,
Flannels, at Williamson & Co.'S.
John Singler is the man to go to
IL you wish to buy the cheapest tin,
copper, wooden, or sheet-iron ware.
Try him once and be convinced.
-Cloverseed has been demanding
high price in Rochester. Dealers
have been paying from $50 to $40
per bushel.
-WANTED.-To rent, good farm
Of about so acres, GO under cultiva-
ton. Reference. DR.. Il. A. Borton of
Plymouth. Address me at the Post
office or inquire at REPUBLICAN office.
JOHN STUcKEY.
Snow will be here soon and then
we will have to get out our "Bobs, ;"
and then the "Robs" must be ironed
and shod. Fol this kind OF work
don't fail to go to the OLD and RE-
LIABLE FOUNDRY OF w. J. Adams.
JUST RECEIVED, lot OF Stylish
CLOAKS, 20 per cent. cheaper than
any other House in Northern Indiana,
at BECKER & WoLF's.
n23-4t
The merchants of Rochester who
have large quantities OF potatoes
stored away for winter trade, are
compelled to pick them over to keep
the whole lot from spelling.
For a good article in the way Of
Kettles for sugar orchards, etc., go 70
w. J. ADAMS Foundry on East La
Porte Street. 21-tf
A b. COFFY, at the Opera House
Dry Goods Store, can suit all wanting
DRY GOODS. Go and see him. st
-Coffy, at the Opera House Dry
Goods Store will not be undersold;
remember he is now selling best
Calico for 5 cents. 20t3
The Centennial Opera House is
now well furnished and is heated by
furnaces. 1t has three ways Of. exit.
Its seating capacity is about 1000
and it is prepared to accommodate
ali travelling theaters. troupes, con-
certs, socials, etc. tt
-Fort Wayne is said to be notori-
Gus on account OF the number OF
shameless young girls who tramp the
streets every night.
-Coffy has a full Stock Of Water
proofs, Flannels, and Dress Goods at
low prices. 2Ot3
john Singler, the old hardware
man, is again in full blast in the
Centennial building.
Handsome ALPACAS at % cents
per yard, at BECKER & VOLTS.
n23-it.
Hugh Bell, young boy living
near Wakarusa, was fatally injured
last Thursday, by the discharge Of his
gun while out hunting.
Beautiful DELAlNS at 20 cents per
yard. at BECKER & WoLF's. :
n234t.
james Easton has opened room
north of Wheeler's bank for the sale
OF buggies, carriages and agricultural
implements. Farmers should call on
him when they come to town. n46-3t
CALL AT KLEoPFER & Co.
IMPERIAL DRY GOODS STORE,
Opera House Block, and examine
their new Embroideries: they are re-
markably cheap.
n234t. KLoEPFER x Co.
-WANTED-Eight Shares of Stock
in the Plymouth Building, Loan and
Savings Association, for which 1 will
pay Bonus of s. on each Share over
the amount that can be drawn out.
Address, JOHN s. BENDER,
n22-4t Plymouth, Ind.
COME in and sec our new CLOAK
INGS and FURS just received from
New York.
KLoEPFER x Co.
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