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

= pro" Drought right away quick HON,
He wants to use 1t.
= An entirely new farm wagon, wit
spring seat, side boards, &C., com
!. plete, warranted perfect, made b
Jordan, Etna Green, Ind, worth s9t
is now offered. for cash, at serenity
fire dollars. Call on A. Hawley, a
the sign OF the golden boot.
Every farmer, and indeed ever
family should take The Farmer
Monthly. II is one Of the best an,
most readable magazines published
and is offered for The low price O
one dollar per year. Mcdonald 4
Brother, Publishers, Plymouth, Ind
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C. ". Wolford, Of Green town
chip gave US the correct answer to
problem Published in the Democrat
few weeks ago; but it had been an
swered by others. The question wa.
how to cut board 16 inches Ions
and 9 inches wide so as to cover q
: hole IL inches square.
Last Saturday night some one
who was ont OF meat, took a pane oil
glass out of Mr.. Moore's meat-mar.
ket window, and distracted a few
pounds OF bologna sausage, VIII oh
being conveniently and temptingly
ear. Nothing else was disturbed.
The glass was not even broken.
Col. Poe, the senior member OF
the firm Of Poe & Chapman, has is
sued centennial epistle to the Mar
shallites. When he came to this city
he stopped at the Parker House.
AT the door OF the Parker House he
met the Landlord, who opened his
mouth and said unto him 'Ugi.'"
Change is getting scarce. Frac-
tional currency is being rapidly alb
sorbed and nothing is taking IT'S
place here. Wheeler's bank paid out
about 500 in silver, few days ago,
that had been lying idle for some
time. That is all the specie payment
we have yet heard of in Plymouth.
-Berkey. at the corner hardware
store, offers the largest assortment of
plows for our farmers to choose from.
He represents the Adams Chilled
pillow. the Fl. Wayne steel pillow, the
Kalamazoo chilled pillow. the Warsaw
chilled pillow. the Goshen chilled pillow
and the Louisville celebrated steel
blow, all OF which are standard arti-
cles and OF the very best make.
The Ladies' Aid Society, assisted
by others. will hold a Centennial par
ty at Balcony hall next Thursday
evening. They will be glad to have
any, DESTROYS Of doing so, dress in
costume. There will be music-vocal
and instrumental, ancient and mod
ern. Supper will be served, and ice
cream and cake for those wishing it.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
-Chapey. McKelvy & Co. are offer
ing goo' farming lands on river bot
tom. and from one and half to five
miles OF railroad, at from $500 to
500 per acre. Call and see their
plats showing location and quality OF
land. They have made arrangements
for half fare rates over the railroads,
goi G and returning, to those who
wish TO view the land before buying.
Corner Office upstairs in Corbin's
block.
Mr.. c. NJ. Sluyter, living a few
miles south, visited this city one day
last week accompanied by his sheph
erd dog; but when ready to return
home the dog was missing, and not
until the following day did they meet
again. When the lost returned.
he was wearing new leather strap
and ring around his neck. Now, it Is
not evident that the dog stole the
strap and managed 20 get it around
his neck, but more likely that some
dirty popinjay stole him and tried to
retain him by the strap.
Call at Becker & Wolf for your
Embroarderies and Laces.
A horse was stolen from Lewis
Boggs. few miles south OF this city
last Sunday night. and taken north
on the Michigan road. Boggs and
his neighbors started in search early
Monday morning. He telegraphed
TO several points and started fast
riders on the roads in different di-
rections. Mr.. A. RenberQer started
north at seven o'clock and telegraph
ed back from South Bend at nine.
He tracked the horse as far as the st,
Joseph county line-after which he
could get no trace OF the horse or
thief. Constable Millner who went
north thinks the thief is in the woods,
near Lakeville, where he may have
confederates. Vigorous search is
being made for the thief and horse.
Two horses were stolen from Mr.. |
O'Blenis, near Walnut on the same
night Nothing has been heard from
them.
Mr.. Ed. Edwards was in Union |
Town Monday, when two men came
in that place ir search Of two stolen |
horses, said to have been stolen |
northwest Of there.
S. Becker informs his customers |
and friends that his stock OF Spring
and Summer Goods is now complete, |
and / can say that there has never |
been better assortment brought on
in Plymouth than have now. All
ask is, come and judge for yourself |
As regards prices, will give you sat
isfaction; it is not necessary to name
everything, as it would take up too |
much space. In Domestic Goods I
have got all the leading brands which |
a person might ask for Muslins az