Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-03-30

To do the fair and square by
everybody. the Democrat should pub
fish the comments Of the Valparaiso
and some other ncighborinG papeIs
in regard to the Centennial Democrat
But they never claim to be open
handed.
We are requested to state that
farmers who have horses to sell, to
leave word at this office, with de-
scription, age and price of horses
they wish to sell. None but those
who will sell at very low figures, need
apply, for the gentleman who wishes
to purchase, will pay cash, and there
fore want them at cash prices.
The Warsaw Union says: They
had a sensation at Columbia City
Monday evening. James E. Med On
aid. son of Col. Mcdonald, under
took to publicly cow-hide John w.
Baker, editor OF the Commercial. but
John was too fleet for James slow
movements. Three squares were
gone over in a hurry. Nobody was
hurt.
The latest. greatest, and most re-
liable remedy ever put together by
medical science for rheumatism.
wounds. swellings, burns. caked
breast. &c. is the Centaur Liniment.
There are two kinds. What the White
Linimen. is for the human family,
the Yellow Centaur Liniment is for
spawned, lame and strained horses
and animals.
-Berkey, at the corner hardware
store, offers the largest assortment of
plOws for our farmers To choose from.
He represents the Adams Chilled
plow, the Fit. Wayne steel pillow, the
Kalamazoo chilled pillow. the Warsaw
chilled pillow. the Goshen chilled plow
and the Louisville celebrated steel
pillow, all of which are standard arti-
cles and OF the very best make.
We dropped into the dental
rooms OF Dr. Burkett the other even
ing, and found that he had made
some great impr 'vements of late.
He now has as new and complete an
outfit as will be found IN any dem
lists Office in any western city, hav
ing added several OF the latest i'm
proved instruments known to den
tistry. The latest and greatest i'm
provemeni is gas. which he admins
tiers in the most approved manner.
which is considered safe by all. The
doctor has built up an extensive bust
ness. and established himself in the
confidence of the people.
Saturday last. Michael Shay. Il
son of Richard Shay. who resides
near the junction OF the l., P. & c.,
and p, F. W. & G.. railroads-was
killed by falling between two freight
cars while in motion. There was no
eye witness TO the fearful tradgedy,
and the circumstance was first made
known by two boys OF about the same
age (ten years., who were playing on
the western bound freight train,
which leaves this city about half
past three in the afternoon. 1t APP
pears that thc three boys had jumped
on the train. two in box car and
Michael Shay between two cars on
the platform OF one, where he was
last seen alive elinging TO brake.
After the two boys in the ear htd
rode rs far as they thought best, they
jumped from the car and made their
way back TO the city, and on the
route they found the remains OF their
companion. about half mile west Of
the city. The boly was terribly
mutilated, the greater portion Ct the
train passing over the body below
the arms. All boys who are in the
habit OF playing on trains should
take warning by the fate of this little
fellow.
For n year or two past, there las
in fi.a .nnn.I..eo
sheriff sales. These sales are paid
for by the defendant. at 50 much per
square $50 ems). 1t is customary in
every place 10 make the adyertiie-
ment of the sale as small as possible,
and for this reason they are all set as
solid rs circumstances will permit.
For an illustration 10 show the read
er the manner in which they appear
in other papers. we clip one from the
Northern M,dianidn, OF Warsaw:
CHERIFFs SALE.
BY virtue Of an order of sale To mo direct
ed from the Clerks Office 81 the Kosciusko
Circuit Court. will expose 10 sale AT tho
court house door in the city OF Warsaw on
SATURDAY. APRIL Il. 1876.
between the hours " ten and four o'clock on
said day. the rents and profits for the term
81 seven years. OF the following described real
est ate. situated in the county 81 kosciusko
and State Of In lana. tO-wit:
Lots number twenty nine t29l and thirty 800
Of Green's addition to Atwood. together with
all the privileges and improvements there
unto belonging.
But on failure TO realize the fnll amount Of
deb interest and cost, will. at the same
time and place. expose tue fee simple OF said
real estate. Taken IA the property ~ James
Crofoot and Addie crofoot. 10 satisfy said
writ in favor q Wesley Carpenter.
OLIVER T. JAQUEs Sheriff X. c.
Warsaw. Ind. March 20 1876. nl2-w9
The above would cost the person
against whom the suit was brought
abou $500 for the term of three
weeks. fhe time required by the law.
Now we make an illustration Of
how the sherifrs sales OF this county
appear in the Democrat:
Chorimc CaIo