Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-03-16

anu allecL the throat. lake Dr. Dull :
Cough Syrup for all cases Of coughs
colds and Eoarseness.
We have received calls from
about a dozen tramps this week,
ranging from the old woman, asking
for aims, to the boy, hunting a place
to learn a trade. with now and then
a half starved tramp printer.
The second Lenten Reading OF
st. Thomas Church will be held al
Judge Corbin's residence in the after
noon and evening OF Thursday, the
Esd. Tea will be servad at G o'clock.
A cordial invitation is extended to all.
When you intend buying a stove,
stop and consider that il will be to
your interest to call on Berkey and
see his large assortment of stoves.
You will be convinced that they are
the stoves you have been looking for.
Several parties who went fishing
last week met with very good success,
and We have been informed by a
gentlemen Of the party that on last
Friday there was probably $50 pounds
OF fish taken out OF the river at the
dam.
CHOICE TEAS, better and cheaper
than any sold through the country by
travelling agents, kept and sold by
Barnhill & Taber. Successors to
Clesveland & Barnhill, middle OF Ho-
hams block, LaPorte street, Plym-
outh, lad, 39-tf
Disease OF the lungs, throat anj
chest. are SO prevalent in our ever
changing climate, that such a medi-
cine as DR.. MarshalI's lung syrup is
invaluble to the whole community
In almost every case it relieves after
taking The first dose. II.
A good cooking stove is a neces-
sity in every well regulated family
The Lady Gay offers these adyan-
tages by having the largest oven,
perfection in baking. durability and
the extremely low price. and the
beauty OF design makes it IN orna-
ment to any kit -hen. Sold by Ber-
key oaiy.
1t has not yet been publicly de-
MED that the Best Chemical Salera-
tns. made by DeLand & Co, is all
that It's friends have claimed that il
II { pure and wholesome srficle
This cannot be denied i'm face OF the
testimoney Of chemists enc those
best qualified to Judge 1t is much
better than soda, aud cheaper TO use
than baking powder.
-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 Fit Wayne steel pillow, the
kalamazoo chilled pillow. the Warsaw
chilled plOw. the Goshen chilled pillow
and the Louisville celebrated steel
Di0w. all OF which are standard arli-
cles aud OF the very best make.
Frank Phillips. son Of Mel Phil
lips. living four miles south OF town,
while outhunting Thursday, raised his
gun hastily from log where he WIS
sitting. when the piece was dis
charged. carrying away "a portion of
his thumb. and iniuTing his eye and
face severely though not dangerous
ly. DIR. Butterworth reports. At first
il was feared that his eye was de-
str0yed, but it did not prove to be
the case. 1t was very close call
for the young mans life, for it is al
most miraculous that his head was
not blown entirely ofT.-Aishaw ka
Enterprise
-~Danbury jim" packed his extra
shirt, last Thursday and started out
in the world - seek his fortune, but
rot before he had pawned his rule To
one Of our cOmpositors for 10 cents.
For one day We were az peace, and
had just began to feel the heat from
the stovc-Jim is always setting so
close 10 the stove that he absorbes
all the heat-and began TO cODgratu-
late ourself that we had got rid o, all
old bundles OF dirty shirts and the
like that he had deposited in almost
every corner, but on entering the
composing room Saturday evening,
We found ~Danbury" in his old place,
entertaining the boys with a story OF
his adventures.
A large and enthusiastic meeting
OF the citizens of Berrien county was
held at Buchanan, Michigan. on Tues
day, to discuss the expediency OF a
narrow gauge railroad from Benton
Harbor, via. Berrien Springs, Blu
chanan and South Bend, to Plym-
outh. at which it was deemed import
ant that an organization with that
object in view be effected as early as
possible. In accordance with this de
cisi0n "a meeting was called to bt
held at Buchanan on "Wednesday
March 18th, at LII O'Clock "a. m. Thi.
b. gins TO look like business. and
there can be but one greeting fer the
movement-one OF universal appro
batiOn.-Souh Bend Register.
For some time past there has APP
peared i'm the Democrat an advertise
ment of the OPENING OF the Public
schools. This advertisement is o
some length. and will make quite 1
bill fol- the people to pay, at the rates
the Democrat charges for public al
vcrtising. We ask the Democrat By
what authority they publish this al
vertiscment Of the Public schools
We have never seen the like done be
fore. and why should it now? w
know Of no reason why il is published
other than their own desire Il
sponge as much out OF the public