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National Republican., 1877-08-07
WOOD AND COAL.
r. GOAL! C0A L
AT LESS THAN PANIC PRiCEs.

PINE WOOD from q to $50, Oak from ttso TO a.
and Hickory ut s. per cord Also all kinds OF sawed
aud split, kept under cover
Bg- Deliveries made direct to the consumer from
our wharves and vessels
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
Main Oflcc and Depot, JohnSon's whaTyes foot
Twelfth and Thirteenth and streets southwest
Offices, iaU. and ili2 Ninth street northwest and
lilS seventh street northwest. Jyl
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.TOHN SHERMAN, hnctionecr,
- ~. Cloud building.

TRrSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON " STREET NORTHEAST.
BY virtue Of deed oi trust, dated March ~. A. D
1876 duly recorded In Litter No sI1. ho Si one Of
the land records tor the DistTic Of Columbia, and at
the request Of the party secured thereby will sell
Al public uuriion ~ frUnt Of the premises On FRI
DAY August ", is17. al O'COrk D. IN, the following
real estate, situate In the city of Washington District
oiCounbia: To wit All that piece Oi parcel Of ground
known and designated M the plat plan Of said cit
M lot numbered 1S, tdD ~ square numbered eigl,
hundred and eighty nine tSsI) according TO Abner
kcllys subdivision Dt lin square, mpfUv we'd by two
story brick house. with modern improvements.
Terms: One fourth cash, balance In SIX, twelve
eighteen and twenty four mouths, with interest nj
eight per cent per afnnn, secured by deed Of trust
on the property sold N tho terms Of safe moi
complied with within i've lays, the Trustees reserve
Tue right to resell nj the risk and cost Of the default
Ing purchaser, A dppns Of tl0O will he required AT
The time Of sale. All COnveyacing nt the cost Of the
purchaser. FRED W IONESt (r,,s,...
JOSEPH r. EtSON 'us'eeN
auy2ThsTuSds W N. SMITH salesman.
- A bARNElLLE,
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MAcARrnuRs REPORTS, vola

Vol. 10, Forty.fourlh Congress, 1875 1877.
National Republican., 1877-08-07

UNITED STATES STATUTES AT LARGE.
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Now READY,
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BOARDING,
~Sa-s--4~~-s~---s~~-,~s-s ~
GUNNER BOARD.

fiye miles from wiilards by the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad and within easy driving dsta ienwood
road and Old Toligat road to BIadensbnrg.
Apply at once to -
MRS. WILLIAMS,
jySou Highland Station, OF Biadensburg Md,
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For sale by hook sellers aud ncwsdearrs Sent post
paid, on receiIl Of rilce. by the publIshers.
National Republican., 1877-08-07

ENoR RENT-THE FRENCH FLAT, SECOND
n floor ave r1nins and hath room, all modern I'm
provements, corner Fourteenth street and Rhode
j. u. ALBERS.
jy3iiw I0i5 Eleventh street.
National Republican., 1877-08-07
TUFTS PILLS
cure sick headache

TUFTS Pills
cure cOnstlrnalIOn,
National Republican., 1877-08-07

TncomparRh,y the fullest most accurate every way
best, American Guide books.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-25
MAXINKUCKEE.
By JOHN MAcKEY.

Health good in in this locality. The
reason We did not write last week was be-
cause we we've on visit in Newton coun-
~. Kentland, the county seat. Is u flour
ishing town, and has four newspapers. " C
can't beat that. Crops very poor this sea-
son. Married. January l4th, at the resi-
dence of Nathan Clifton, Ezra G. Hibray
and Eliza j. Clifton i. i. In answer 10 your
question How does Plymouth like you"
We don't know, but Maxinkuckee likes TO
see your face beaming through your paper
every week %. We were mistaken about
that lead mine. 1t Is located in the peck
ct of John Gibbons pants. He was going
TO sound our head with it theother night
but gave up the job. -. John Lands, Of
Shelby Ohio. is visiting at G. p. Chimes.
=. There is considerable excitment
South Of here about saw mills. There are
two log yards just one mile apart, and
there is talk of starting mill at each
place :. Mr. Hibray says the next time he
gets married he will give the editor dol
lar to not publish 1t before hand. Give
us rest We have purchased a musket,
three bull dogs. pack OF bloodhounds
and two cords of clubs, and the next fell
low that asks our opinion on politics
had better be aboard his boat on Taltle
Run.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-25
INwOOD.
BY EQUINOX.

The Quarterly Meeting last Sunday was
very largely attended, and the discourses
delivered by the Presiding Elder, Phillips,
were very able efforts. Mr.. Thomas APP
pie is the father OF little Apple. II is a
boy We are told. Mr.. Kastus Maiiison
Gu Quoted n systematic retreat in The face
of an enemy and thereby preventing an
engagement which might have resulted
ability tn conduct u mastery retreat un.
der difficulties. Mr. Charles Cook and
lady were i'm town last Thursday visiting
David Hull, and were also in attendance
AT the ball IN The evening where he was
prevailed upon To enliven The occasion by
some of his music, which was very goo
We understand. Mr.. A. Juice has Sc
cured the services Of Mr.. Cook to furnish
the music for the series Of parties being
held at Inwood Hail.. Mr.. Joseph
Cooper has got a stock Of groceries and
formerly occupied by j. o. Lash as shoe
shop. Nv. l.. Moorehouse is one of the
most enterprising merchants in town. He
sells good goods al bottom prices. -.
Theo Kotserman 10 the man to build your
houses and do all manner Of furniture
work In first class style at the most rea-
sonable prices. We note with pleasure
the arrival of Dr.. ]. w. Hef1ey. graduate
of the Eclectic Medical Institute at Cn :
cinnati, Ohio.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-25
NEWS AND BUSINESS.

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 1t is prepared to accommodate
ali travelling theaters. troupes, con-
certs, socials, etc. II
Ifyou want quick. easy and good shave
go la Peter. ecker He is the boss bar.
her of this locality. Shop, basement in
Hoham's block. LaPorte street.
For a good article in the way Of
Kettles for sugar orchards, ETC., go to
W. ]. ADAMS Foundry on East La
Porte Street. 21-tf
Snow will be here soon and then
we will have to get out our "Bobs, +"
and then the "Bobs" must be ironed
and shod. For this kind OF work
don't fail to go to the OLD and RE-
LIABLE FOUNDRY OF w. J. Adams.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-25

and in an Incredible short time they are
all out of doors. This too without any
confusion or unnecessary noise While
there is little or no probability of the
building burning, yet ii is beat that all
precautionary measures should bee adopted,
and thus greater security against any con-
tingency.
II is hardly worth while to mention the
fact that this issue of The REPUBLICAN
contains a most complete summary of
news from all parts of the world. Among
its interesting features particular attention
is called To the text of the Compromise
Plan on the first page. full proceedings of
the Indiana Legislature, of both Houses of
Congress. and complete resume of county
affairs. 1t is the intention of THE RE
PUBLICAN to givea complete summary at
news, local and otherwise This paper is
a fair sample of what II will always be
Give it a careful reading and speak to your
neighbour about its being such complete
newspaper. He viii. want To subscribe.
We hear frequent complaints about the
delay of THE REPuB: IcAN in the mails
Our man writes from Crown Point that the
paper 10 nearly always ten days old when he
receives 1t. All We have to say is that THE
REPUBLICAN is mailed here every Thurs
day by ] O'Clock p. m, and in the ordinary
course Of the mails should reach our most
remote subscribers by the next Monday
Complaints have become SO general of de
lays that We shall be compelled to call on
the postoface authorities TO have the
wrong corrected.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-25
Free OF Cost.

DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con
sumption. Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
Bronchitis, etc, is given away free OF
cost in trial bottles. II you have Il
severe Cough, Cold, Difficulty or
Breathing, Hoarseness or any affec-
ton OF the Throat or Lungs, do by all
means give this wonderful remedy a
trial. As you value your existence
you can not afford to let this oppor-
tunity pass. We could not afford to
give this remedy away unless we
knew it contained the true merits we
claim for it. Thousands Of hopeless
cases have already been completely
cured by it. There is no other medi-
cine in the world that will cure one
half the cases that DIR. Kings New
Discovery will cure. For sale by q.
Blain & Co. ian4t1
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-25
There's Millions In 1t.

Messrs. FEEDER Il Silberberg advertised
in the Spy during the year just closed 10
the amount of $l207O. Their total bill
for advertising in various papers, ard
printing, { IT 1876. is n little over $500.
The result Is that no firm in Northern
Indiana Is doing a better business than
they. Ernsperger X Jackson pay annual
ly about $500 for advertising and their
sales amount 10 al ont 100000 year
Old fogies who are of the opinion that AL
ver,ising is throwing money away, can
console themselves with the fact tuat they
have plenty Of time to rest While they are
waiting for customers 10 como in -ROch-
ter Spy.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-25
TYNER CITY.
by r. ID. Is.

The change Of the weather we fear will
spoil our good roads. Farmers are an
ticipaiing fine spring for making maple
sugar. The protracted meeting which
the Methodists have been carrying on has
drawn To close There were several az.
cessions to the church but not as many as
were expected. :. There will be a pro.
tracted meeting began at the United Broth
rem church soon. Mr. Hubbard Miller Is
visiting his parents at this place. Mr..
A. G. North, county surveyor, was in
town last week. MIR. Cole, who former
ly had saw mill here is talking of build.
ing another mill here. :. Our community
Is enjoying the blessing of good health al
present. Mr.. Thomas Tyner Is absent
from town visiting relatives in he south.
ern part of the state. Mr. William Tay-
lor has returned home. Black Hill fever
Is very high here. There are several
making preparations To start ay soon as
spring opens. THE teache1 of Polk
township held their third institute at this
place on the 10th inst All were present
and general good time followed. The
forenoon programme was devoted princi-
pally 10 the subject of school Govern
ment." In the afternoon several topics
were discussed. Among those which
created quite an interchange OF views was
the mode of teaching history. At O'Clock
Supt Bailey came and WAS with us The re
mainder Of the days proceedings The
chair was rendered him by virtue of his
Office, after which the Prof followed
an able address To The teachers and visit.
ors present. lie showed by his profound
reasoning that he had given the subject OF
common schools aid their government no
little perusal. Laconic, deep and peneirt-
Ing in his remarks he carried conviction
to all who heard him. We extend our
sincere thanks To the Prot. for past in
struction and respectfully extend the hand
ofinyitatiOn 10 him TO be with US ut the
next institute.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-25
LINKvILLE.
BY SHAKESPEARE.

Preaching at the church next Sunday al
10 80 a. IN. Log hauling Is now the or
der of The day. la literary society has
been organized at the Radabaugh school
house. 1t convenes every Friday evening
-. The young folks had an oyster supper
at Jim" Wades last Friday evening. The,
report good time. There has been a
protrac,ed meeting at the LaPaz school
house. With what Success We have no,
heard ...Our "hying'' doctor reports a
great many on the sick list at present
Joe Mosholder is visiting old acquaint-
ances at Lakeville.... There was preach.
ing at the school house Sunday night
There was large number present.
"Old Dan" wants To sell his farm. Now
will be a good chance for some Iody to ge
a nice home cheap. A.. William ScofielC
sold 100 sheep TO- $500 the other day.
There Is talk ot reviving the writing
school again. The Linkville Club meet.
every evening at Joe Stough's.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-25

The friends Of The REPUBLICAN
throughout the county are requested To
use their influence TO extend its circulation
A word from each one Of our patrons to
his neighbor may induce him to subscribe.
The paper is worthy the patronage of
every intelligent man in Marshall county.
and We hope our patrons will assist us to-
increase its circulation.
CLANCY has been taking care of "that
boy" for week, and protests that he new
er appreciated the true value of woman
In the house rs he does now. IL Mrs. C.
ever goes visiting again it is expected that
she will take the boy along.
John Blaine managed to overturn
sleigh-losd Of folks Sunday evening as he
was driving home from church. The
mystery of the thing is how the concern
was induced to fall up hill.
A party Of ladies and gentlemen from
Plymouth chspter Eastern Star F. and
A. NJ. went to Bourbon in sleighs last
evening, TO visit members OF the fraternity
in that place. They were well received
and all hands enjoyed an excellent time.
The Boubon. ladies' entertained their
guests in most superb manner. A
bouniiful supper ives served, which tempt
ed some Of the Plymouthites to eat To ex.
cess. Then there was some very fine
music, and q number Of addresses were
delivered Hon. ii. G. Thayer made one
OF his happiest spesches. which was lis
tened to and appreciated by the large num-
Der in attendance. The Bourbon folks ac-
cepted an invitation to visit Plymouth at
some early day.
The county recorder reports that many
old deeds are coming In for record but
that there are not many recent transact
tons In real estate.
John e. Leonard IL the 'boss" horse
sheer and blacksmith. He will do good
work at the lowest prices.
The livery stable men will continue
happy so long as the snow lasts.
Tom. Hupp is trying to recuperste, after
his recent sickness, at LaPorto.
Before coming 10 town to trade look
over the advertising columns of The RE
PUBLICAN. The advertiser is always the
most liberal man to trade with.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-25
BOURBON.
BY BROWNING.

Mrs Bussick. of Peru. was in town last
eek....Elias Deveny wus at Peru last
week on business. ...A quack doctor
stopped at the Bourbon House a short
time this week.. Hasty conclusions are
generally followed by recantations. Ell
Perkins will be here the 18th Of next
month instead Of the time before stated.
-. Father Cavnah has no, been well for
several days, but at present Is somewhat
better. Charley Drake. Of Plymouth.
has located branch livery stable al this
place. b. Budd Mattingly has moved int
the house formerly occupied by Frank
Ketcham miss KiItie Schrom has gone
to visit Mrs. Oldfather, who lives at New
Paris, Ind. Mrs McElroy and daughter.
of Warsaw, weIe visiting with Mr.. Stamcls
and family last Saturday. Mrs. Grant,
If Kansas, was visiting with her brother,
George Baxter. during the past week..
Mr. Shank, of Larwell. Ind, has moved To
Bourbon, but contemplates going to Ne
braska In the spring. The Catholics
have again commenced talking about
erecting church building In our town..
I am happy TAI state that the drunken
blacksmith, Charles Stansbury, has left
our place and taken up his abode in Wan
stah. The Bourbon Tbespians per-
performed at Etna Green last Friday eve
ming. and was honored with very respect
able audience. The ex-Argosonian. who
sometimes amuses himself in obtaining
potatoes without money or without price,
was In town last week. Barnaby u En-
WINS claim to have better lot OF logs in
their mill yards this season. than they
have had at any time previous. All per.
sons having laws they wish To have passed
will please hand them to our Hon. Repre-
sentative, who at preseni is here. The
suit brought by Caleb Davis VS.. the Cor.
poration, was to have come off last Satur-
day. but the prosecutor, Joseph w. Davis,
was absent, it was postponed until this
week. Lhe Good Templsrs Of this place
had grand time last Wednesday night al
their oyster supper. To encourage them
in their good work we all went out and
enjoyed ourselves hugely. i. Uncle Geo
rhayer has been having delicate health
tor several weeks. Although he is usual,
able Ia sit up, he Is seldom able To attend
church, or walk down to- town. -. a the
atrical troupe stopped 10 our place yesier
day and gave n crcditable entertainment Ia
Maicheite's Hall last night. Everybod,
spc'.ks well of the performance, and To
night the house will be crowded -. .Mr
Spady, for many years the old reliabl,
hod.carrier of on. burgh, has gathered to
gether the fruits of his labor and nov
leaves our town for a country home. Hi
for : er residence will be occupad by hi
nephew. John Goodman. /. ."Rodericl
Random" took a flying trip TO Bremen
last week. and on his arrival al that plac
was Immediately usEered into a first elias
saloon and hotel. where he partook a
such refreshments as was most dcslrabl
to weary traveller. On last ) iuIday
Teachers Institute was held in this plac
which was well attend d. In the absenc
Of Superintendent Bailey, the meeting Wa
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-25
True Merit Will Win.

A few years since the proprietors
OF DIR. Morris Syrup OF Tar. Wild
Cherry and Horehound introduced
it here. 1t was not pulled, but sold
on its merits. Our people soon
found it TO be reliable, and already it
has become the most staple and pop
ular pulmonary remedy in the mar
ket. 1t quickly cures the worst
coughs, colds, Group, bronchitis, asth-
ma. aud incipient consumption.
Nothing acts SO nicely in whooping
cough, and it is so pleasant that
children readily take it. Containing
no opium, or other dangerous drug,
il is us safe as 1t is true. Frial size,
10 cts; large sizes. so cts. and One
Dollar. Sold by l.. Tanner.
Also Agents for Prof Parkers
Pleasant Worm Syrup, which never
fails. Pleasant To take, aud requires
no physic.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-25
GREEN TOWNSHIP.
BY scHNICKELFRITZ.

Fmnklin Warrington has the finest
sleigh nag in this section. Mrs. Li,la
Pontius, of Akron. Ind, Is the guest of
Mrs. G. w. Wolford, of this township.
TIL. weather continues 10 be cold down
South j. Snuff, coloIed gentleman.
while sitting astraddle the equator recently
iroze death. Died, after some months
Of severe illness, ON the 10th last, Frank
in. son of John Humes. The Teachers
Institute will he held at the Victory school
house on Saturday. January 9th.
The Adventists baptized number of
converts at Wolf Creek on the 10Th inst
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-25

Some people could not imagine
what on earth Hon. Will Cumback
would have to say about Invisible
Some People" It turned out that
the name Of the lecture was decidedly
aproPos. It was intended to show
that the many rumors which float
around until they gain crsdence to
the injury Of personal reputation are
nearly always traceable to that un-
limited fountain Of slander.-@some
people say So" Mr.. Cumback showed
that this "some people" was frequent
ly the cause Of most serious evil, and
that 1t pursued its nsfarious calling
in social. financial, and political cir
cles and In church and State. His
depletion OF the evils it always does
WAS very graphic, the illustrations be-
ing drawn from familiar objects in
life. The lecture was . powerful
appeal against the prevailing dis
position to ruin reputation by giving
credence to the gauziest OF runners,
and retailing them. Referring to the
press he gave IL credit for the greatest
power known. ISLANDERS when re-
tailed by the gossips often gained no
force; but when put into print they
were believed to an unlimited degiee.
Even the law recognizes the vast
difference between words spoken and
words printed. Words spoken not
being actionable while IL they are
printed they become libel. We have
not space tc more fully treat the sub
ject matter OF this lecture. Generally
We may say that 1t was most able
production, delivered with the best
effect, which Mr.. Cumback's foI chile
manner makes possible. The audi
ance listened with rapt attention.
frequently apPlauding the lecturer
- he made his best hits. All who
heard the lecture considered them
selves most adequately repaid, and
join with us In heartily thanking
the able and gifted lecturer.
|
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-25

Our correspondents throughout the
county are requested TO mail their
letters so that we will receive them by
Tuesday at the latest. 1t will be quite
as easy to do this AS to mail them ut
u later day. and great favor will
thereby be conferred on us. Gentle
men, please make an effort to do this.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-25

conducted by Mr. Allen of this place and
the lectures, which were good =. We were
aroused from comfortable. quarters last
night by strange conglOmeralion of
sounds not ", II calculated To- soothe the
inquir:ng, ] learned that il was our cornet
band trying to arouse oar citiZ.ns to II
sense of daty...-As the Democracy for
gore gradually ceases To be heard on our
streets. the flag of john X. Lawrence
grows shorter. Ii is the Democratic her
mometer ofour place, and its iatered con
dilion indicates the hopeless cravings oi
Ou- Democratic postufiicc seekers :. Mr..
Cosg.ove, agent for the Northern IndidR
ian, was in town last week, and added
several new names To their subscription
list while here. "0pposiiion is the life of
trade" and 81 it is with the IndidRidR.
which has led the Republican party al
knsciu>ko county To victory for many
years. and will continue, To do in time la
S'iiiO hh'shCi SuSt iibh Suihduiti
Roderick" with long and involved sem
fences, misplaced ornament, preponder-
ance of swelling words, characteristic of
affectation, and improper arrangements of
words, which is an inevitable source of
weakness. and should the "Chnaman"
continue long to inflict the readers of the
Democrat with such bombast, We suggest
chat he accompany Browning" to the
"CannIbal Islands," where he may dwell |
in sweet peace among the epicures OF the
land. :. A young man by the nan e of
James Redic, who lives four miles north |
of this place, was pretty closely cornered |
about an overcoat which il was claimed he |
borrowed on railroad CT while the
proper owner was absent Besides other |
evidence, one man claimed |
10 have seen him with a coat siriilarto the !
one-iaken. The owner of the coat and !
one of our COL stables went out Ia make an |
arrest, and after taking dinner with the |
fellow returned without him. Some of |
our citizens are so ungratcful a, to intimate
that they were bulldozed with lew pal
try o.lars.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-25

During the month of December 1876
there were about th rty csnyeyances of
real estate in Marshall county. and but foGr
Of them of any great Importance. The
considerations realized being much less
than the same property would have
brought three Years ago. Farms and city
property, with a few exceptions, ara held
firm and at fair prices; but the demand is
noliceably less than usual The spring
demand yet promises fair but owing to
our National Crisis" for spring trade will
be late. We have already had the assnr-
ance that many Ohio and Eastern pur
chasers were coming in the spring to in.
vest in our rich and highly improved
farms
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-25

tire sa,.s..~.AOn in every respect.
Diseases Of the mouth and teeth
successfully treated. Teeth extracted
tcithout pain by the use OF nitrous
oxid gas. Consultation free. 1 am
in Bourbon Tuesday and Wednesday
OF each week 20-tf
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-25

Mr.. Caldwell, the new publisher of the
Plymouth REPUBLICAN, is restocking his
office with new materials and intends
making il one Of the best in the state
South Bend Tribune
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-25

1t don't hurt hog Z" fall on the ice. He
comes down often but falls lightly.
Peter Becker IL fond Of birds. He keeps
some fine specimens in his shop.