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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29
AUCTION SALES.

SALE OF VALUABLE
l. FAIRFAX PROP ERTY-By virtue OF
deed of trust dated November TO- 1876 and duly
recorded in the land records of Falrf,x county
Gsrrity the party secured thereby. shall otter
by tubic auction. in front Of Fairfax Court
House, st one o'tlock p m, on MONDAI
(Ceurt day. January q. 1873 tina. V ALU AbLH
FARM On which j. ID. Crocker now lives, con,
tanning one hundred and thirty one and sIrlgo
acres oflsnd, improv ed by nearly new Dwell
LING, several ut-bulldings, and orchsrd'
&c. This land is imme distely upon the pubic
road to Georgetown, and about half way between
Townsville and Langley, adjoining tho farms OF
Peacock Smoot and others. and it is one CT tho
most desirable sections CT Fairfax county, anu
but seven miles from Georgetown:
Terms: cash as to this trust (94O) together
with interest and cost of sale the residue upon
one, two and three years; the pure Easer TO eye
cute bonds with satisfactory security, ard title
to be withheld until final payment is mado
All conveyancing at cost of purchaser.
The above property will be sold subject to ono
prior deed of trust of about $500, held by Al
bert Peacock and one of about 800. led w
Nichols Acker's heir. of WASHINGTON. -. 49,
O. E. HlNE Trustee.
Fairfax county, dec 2l-ts --
ByF A. Kerby, Auctionee.
DY VIRTUE OF a DEED or i'.'. )
ID executed by James E. Piper, dated 90 ="
l7th day or July, lo0O, ana o. rscoIu AZ ~. =,
records of Alexsndris county, Va, loer H. s.;
| 8, page las. the subscriber, as trustee IN SD
deed named, will expose for 50, 9 by public an
ton, on S SATURDAY, the 10Th day Of DeceH'-
ber 1877, in front of the Market Building, On
Royal street, in the city of Alexandria, Virgins:
at u M, the property conveyed by the sad deed
of trust, to wit: A LOT OF GROUND. with
the improvements thereon, situated at the esst
side of Pitt street and south side Of Oronoco S..
at their intersection, in the said city OF Alexsn;
dris, binding on Oronoco street CD 5 u feet and
extending south with that width half the square.
Terms of Sale: One third Of the purchase
money in cash on the day of sale, and the resi-
due in two equal payments at and y mouth;
from the day of sale, with interest; the deferred
payments to be secured by deed of trust on the
property. ALLEN y. lie Il MN
| nov 26-2aw4w trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29

WEATHER PRoBABILIrIEs.-W War Depart.
naeat, Office of the Chief Signal Officer, Wash
tngton, d. o., Dec. 20. lS77-l0:30 a. H.
For the Middle Atlantic States falling bsromet-
er, increasing northeast Winds stationary or
lower temperatures, cloudy and rainy weather.
CAPTURED.- 10 March last an advertisement
appeared 10 the Baltmore papers, signed
"Ccuutry Merchant" for purse to 20 to Alex-
andria, Va , 10 oDc of the best families where
good wages would be paid 10 answer to the
advertisement. young lady, an orphan girl
living with highly respectable family Of Balli
more, engaged her services and accompanied
the advertiser, who was registered at hotel
10 Baltimore as E. II. Curtis, to Washington,
where she was most cruelty outraged at the Ma
tonal Hotel. The next day Curtis took his
victim back to Baltimore, and deserted her at
the Union depot. From that time to the pres
ent Marshal Gray and tho police commissioners
Of Baltimore have been on the hunt for Curtis,
who, it was Known, had lost his left hand, by
which he could be identified. lie has been fol-
lowed to various cities, where he had passed
under the aliases of NJ l.. Richardson. E lward
IIoughtou and John w. Nuttell. Yesterday
he was arcs ed in New Orleans. aud last night
Deputy Marshal Frey, of Baltimore, armed
with requisitiou from President Hayes, left
to bring Curtis to Washington. 1t will be re-
mcmbercd that man answering the descrlp'
ton OF Curtis was arrested here, day or two
after the outrage, but as the Baltimore officers
could not ideotify him, he was released Our
officers have always thought that he was tho
right man.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29

COOP TEMPLARs.-A new Lodge of Good
Temrlars was organized at Vienna, pllrfax
county, Friday night last by w. L. Sto kes, State
Lecturer OF the Grand lodge, assisted by Job
EIawxhurst. T. G. ". Z. IT,, D. NJ. Chichester,
". &. r.. and o,her members Of Providence
Lodge, No. 3. at Fairfax q. II. Twcnto ooe
charter members were initiated. The Lodge will
be koown as Vienna Lodge, No. 2l3. The fol
lowing were elected ADD Installed as officers for
the quarter ending January 3lst, VIZ: Capt.
Edgar Van Slyck, W. G. T.; Mrs. Frances
Barnes, w. V. T., VIM. N. Payne, Secretary;
G.. Nj. Cannon. w. F. S; A. g. Stalls, WE;
Is. w. Head, W. G; Richmond Barnes, W.
NJ; Jerome Beslev, W. ]. e.; h. Johvet'
Septinel; Raymond Barnes. w. A. s.; Miss
Alice Green, W. D. NJ; Miss May F. Barnes,
W. r. Fl. s; Miss Matte VaDSlSck, W. j.:
II. S. Capt. Fl. l.. Salisbury was appointed
Ledge Deputy. The Lodge will meet 90 Thurs
day night OF each week.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29
For tbs Alexandra Gazette. ]
A "Reminiscences.

TO J. s. 8.
A strange, peculiar feeling, Joe
Possesses m tonight,
As memory with its witching power
Arrayed in robes of light
Attends my bidding. and presents
The SC ones my heart reveres,
And soon with her tread tho paths
Oflong departed years.
An old familiar group, 'Joe,'
At once in view appears.
Disclosing many cherished one
Who graced those bygonn years;
And doubtless twas their pleasure that
No cloud might Intervene.
To throw its darkening shadows DOR
A coming nuptial sceEe.
1t was a noble pair, joe
That stood in proud array,
And pledged their ieslty zach to each,
On this bright autumn day;
Nor can the psgesntrles OF earth
A loveisr sight afford;
Tn IN that which links two willing hearts
In happiest accord.
The heavens seemed proritious. Joe.
And hosts Of friends foretold
For them wealth Of happiness.
More precious far than gold;
And for time these auguries
As year by Year of welded lita
Their feslty they rcnow
He was the soul Of honor, Joe
And scorned tn, base and Wis;
While she the gentlest cf her sot,
Basked in his sunny smila;
And at tho altar Of our God
Their mutual VOWS arc given,
That hand in hand thoy' journey on
Til called from earth t. Heaven
Two sprightly littlo pr.ttlcrs. '.!oa.'
Soon came to their emOlnce;
Whose srtless innocence comrInol
With every winning grace
Seemed destined to comont tho love
so trustinely begun.
And show that g en- in this bleak word
Two hearts may beat rs one
The thoughts Of that dear h>aln Joe,
Where all WAS puro And bright.
Where love presided Dor tn , scenN
To sweeten Zach delight
Comes DER me like some pleasant d;cim
That soothes my hours Ct rest;
And lifts awhile n weight OF ear"
From off the trou oed breast.
Blu! in an evil moment doe
A demon entered there,
Nor loves appeals, nor woman tasr3,
Nor importuning prsyor,
Could drive this hi locus monster
From the lodgment he Sad made.
Till hope WAS lost, till joy hal llod.
Aid honor WAC betrayed.
Thus, one controlling vice, DOS
May thwart the lct.io$t plan;
And render void and valu,le$s.
Gods richest gifts TO man.
And he who Hampers with that ia
Which seeks but to enslavo,
May, like our noble ganero IS iriNnd,
Sink to a drunkard'S grave
The loving wife soon followed, Joe
And side by side thoy re placed;
Together with the tender ones
Whom they SO oft embraced;
And though Ger the soclu!e spot
No marble shaft we trace;
Let's hope that some kind angtl guards
Their lonely resting place HARoLI
December 20, 1877
A remedy resting on the basis OF inrins
,rth demands the confidence ofalI. DIR. Bull
,ugh Syrup is known and used most satlsfa
rily throug hout the land, as is attesred by il
at sales. Your Druggist keep it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29

SAMPLE MERCHANTS "A sample mersnt
was arrested in this city a few days siucud
released on security, not having his licensegh
him. The commissioner here received Ter
from the commissioner in Richmond, stag
that the party arrested had license, and at
DO oue was doing business under the sami-
ccuse in Richmond. 1t has been the custn
of parties taking out license, to send one dran
mer with the license 10 one part OF the State, an
graph to the Commissioner issuing the license
certify that it has been taxed out. II is though
that the Auditor will issue stringent orders to a
rest all parties not having their license wit
them. TO do business without having the /
cense, is as much violation Of the law as ne
party had never taken out a sample merchant
license.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29

Ask your druggist for LodeIl's Headacne
Specific. 1t cures headache 10 to ~ minutes.
Costs but soc. Sold by every druggist 10 Alex.
apdria. DuraDg's Rheumatic Remedy cures
abo ,p;thout fail. dec eff
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29

RUNAwAY.-A boy apparently 0out Dine
years of age, with very dirty face, and poorly
clad. was picked up Oh the streets Ast night 6y
the polio, aod carried to the statiA house. tie
gave his name as Robert Nokes.and said that
be lived with his mother, on thrcc0rner OF 18th
add D streets, 10 Washington, tie said ttat
ho left home to lool, Tor cd yesterday and
rode 90 wagon 70 THU cy. lie gives no
reason lor leaving homc, tutmcreiy says that
be ran away. This is lis econd appearance
here in the same role, and .e was sent pack to
Washington with a l;7cl VWarnog OF what
would happen if he camo gam.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29

POLICE ITEMs.-Thc only case which has
been tried since yesterday s report was that OF
i've colored mec for being engaged 10 row at
the colorad Odd Fellows Hall on CHRISTMAS
eve. All Of the parties we're fined, and some
Of them hell, In default of payment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29

Baltimore, Md have used DR.. Bull s
Cough Syrup personally aud in my family Tor
two or three years, and am prepared 10 say
that there il nothing to compare TO IL as
remedy for Coughs, Colds, etc., James Cof''c'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29
COMM ElsCI.AL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET. December % !S'7.-
Flour continues dull and quiet. Wheat Is trm,
with light receipts, and sales of d3O bushels al
l3Oal40, 81 to quality. Corn continues to de-
cline. and receipts have increased Gales OF loOO
bushels at 45 for inferior, and 40 and so for good
new. One small lot Of damaged Rye brought
40 and about LIS bushsls of Oats were Withdrawn.
BALTIMORE, Dec 29-Vircinia Us, Old. -; do.
deferred S do consolidated 5Gs do. "a series ~
bid to. day Cotton iicmer and quiet; m,ddhng
llsllA Flour dull and unchanged. neat
Southern quiet and steady; Western dull and
lower: Southern red good to prime l3Oala3; do.
amber I45a158 No. Western winter red spot
l4l4; Jan 1il4; Feb l4l Coz n-Soathsrn quiet
and steady; Western ac,ive, but lower; South
ern white 45a55 do. yellow 49s55; Old western
mixed spot and Dec G2! new Western mixed
spot, Dec and Jan So Feb so! Western steam
er 5C9 Oats quiet and steady Southern 33aS8 !;
Western white 50! s3n; ID. mixed 33s3l Rye
dull and steady at 63s65. Hsy dull and IN
changed. Sugar active and steady a! " t9!c'
Coffee Armer, but not quotnbly higher. Whis'
key dull q! 81 lg!,
NEW YORK. Dec. i9.-Stocks advancing ia
lac but reacted saE. Money Gal. Goli lolf
Flour quiet and unchadged; Whest dull lac
lower Corn dull without decided change.
RANK STATEMENT-New York Deer. "
Inc lo de"resso % '"o "0' 500, SOC
Ineoie incresse 7.e0(
GpoonI ,anders Gecraasn T67, 0O(
nes6as;,9 incresse 2st9 300
DDopU .,In.;'or ;ncroeeo .'..... 363, 9g
$500 ;nnroese ,-............. 463, All
PORT or ALEXANDRIA, DEC'K. 20
Sun risss........... + Is Moon rises......".. =;
Sun sets ............. SO High wster..... u
SAILED.
Stmp John Gibson, New York, by F. +, Rce1
Str WThompson, Leonsrdtown; by + ~ heou
Str Msttano, Nomni, by Broders q 70.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29

CITY SCHOOL BoARD-Last night "aS the
time for the regular mnth!y meeting OF inc
City School Board, but at e'ght o CLOCK; toere
were only present, Eessrs Aua1so nt nu;ne'
Gregory, Marbury, NeketzIe ana w nt.1'n ,g
ton, not quorum, a,d the board adjourned uO'
ri the 1;eXt regularneetlDE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29

GnANGERs.-The Alexandria Local Grange
held meeting, at the residence OF MIR. A. Il.
Addison, last tight, and received several ne"
MANNERS Various matters of business, OF IN
tercst opIy to the me!Dbcrs, were attended TO-
and Ihn meeting adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29
STOVES AND TINWARE.
THOS. HOY'S
NEW STOVE STORE

8. w. COR. KING & ST. ASAPH SITS.
Having removed into my new store with large
stock Of STOVES of every description and IN
endless variety of TIN WARE and other goods
kept in that line. invite those in want OF such
goods to call and examine my STOCK, 0eileVaIR
Nv Nv i fsclites for doing ali kinds Of such
as repairing Fire Place Heaters. Par Or Dining
and spouting, have been greatly enlarged and ,Ri
improved, enabling me- to do such work At Inc
~ HG SIf' GKFORNACES. for heating cburch'sl
nnhI;c buildings an dwellings. specially.
All work warranted to give satisfaction.
Prices for goods, new work and repairing az
Low AZ The lowest. sep 10
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29

HOP LAST NIGl1T-Tbc second hop OF the
Alexandra German Club cams off at Ssrepta
Hall last night. y large number of ladies' and
gentlemen from this city and neighborhoo,d
were 10 attcndslce, ADD the affair was dec'd
ed SUCCESS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29

A remedy resting on tho basis OF intrinsic
worth demands the confidence ofalI. DIR. Bulls
Cough Syrup is known and used most satsfac
tor;ly Throughout the land, as is attesred by its
great sales Your Druggist keep it.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29

"A CARD.-In reply TO the card OF a. iar,
Edward Hughes, will state that the quo!aI'o ,a
Is in substance correct have fo o oe te ~
mo- s,nai;cious slander" Our oppressors
came s here in 1861 quite number with fsml lies
The man who attempts to deny charge that mas
not been made against him, must not DC surprissu
if his denial should arouse Suspicion 10 'n0
'ot'i"'S " " HUau LATHAM.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29

uf@To RAISE MoNEY.-My fine
stock of Clothing, Hats and Gents
Furnishing Goods will be sold out
at a sacrifice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29

NEW YORK, Dec. i9.-Stocks advancing ia
lac, but reacted saE. Money Ga7. Coll !oz4
Flour quiet and unchsdged. Whest dull lac
lower. Corn dull without decided change.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-12-29

ms-Ar former students Of St. JONAS Acsas-
nv Ohio desire to participate in the annual re-
union Of ,he Society Of Old Students Ga Inua; ;.
day, January Sd, arc requested 10 hSTa Hsr r
names and assessments az ones " 1n -
at the City Treasurer's office. c,;,,,o
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-20
Gone but not forgotten.

Gone but not forgotten.
John Dutron is on the sick list.
C. F. Waag has a nice lot of
wagons on hand, and any one wish
ing a good serviceable wagon should
give him trial.
ID. X. Brown is the boss carriage
and buggy painter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Hams were out
in the country in a buggy Sunday and
the horses ran over stump throw
ing them out, breaking his arm and
bruising his shoulder and face bad
ly. Mrs. II. was hurt but slightly, she
jumping out in time to avoid being
thrown out.
Miss Ida Mcclure is on the sick
list, also Wesley Brown and OLE
Butcher,
The temperance union is still II
progress at Walnut and is aeon
plishing good work.
Charles Fish is fitting up hi!
dwelling in good order
Charles Hindle has removed Il
Robert Railsback's store up stairs.
Rev. Hezekiah Smith, OF Green
castle, Ind, was visiting In Argo
last week.
VIM. Worthington and daughtel
will visit Kansas City, Mo-, next week
Nix.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-20
Mennonite church next Sabbath.

Mennonite church next Sabbath.
Rev. Bell will preach at Gambrill
school house next Sabbath evening.
Mr.. Pierce gave n stereotyped
lecture illustrated with a magic lam
tern at Gambrill school house one
evening last week.
A. w. Chew, and Mrs. /. G. Ames,
were selected as teachers for West
school ut the school meeting last
Friday evening.
g. A. Miller was chosen to teach
Thompson school the coming term
at the school meeting last week.
Mr.. Hamilton, j. J. Long and
Simon Freese each lost horse last
week.
j. J. Hamilton has become dis
ciple Of Esculapius.
Mr.. Smith sold his forty acre
farm near the Stark county line last
week. r. USE
The Sligo Sabbath school and
also the Mennonites use the Berean
lesson leaf.
Joe Long bought five dollar
horse last,week. G-long forty
West township is dotted over
with several new granaries this sea
son.
Judge Corse's wind mill adds 9
fine appearance to his residence.
Jim Short has moved the ole
post office building in Donelson tc
his lot east OF the school house.
fttaE GINx.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-20

Mr.. Miles OF Maxenkuclee was
the guest OF DR.. Fife last Sunday.
Look out for your chicken roosts.
The picnic was postponed by the
speakers being absent.
Henry FARRELL has the winter
school at district No. 4. He Is a num-
Der one teacher.
The collection at the Union Sun
day school last Sunday amounted to
two cents.
DIR. Fife and wife spent last Sun
day at Manenkeckee.
Brother Plated will preach at
the United Brethren church next
Sunday.
Jack frost put In an appearance
last Monday night for the firft time
Found, on Sunday evening, one
half mile north of Syner City curly
headed youth about twenty-one
years old, the owner can have him by
proving property and paying for coal
oil destroyed.
The grangers have requested us
to inquire the price OF pigs. Mr..
Chase please inform them.
MIR. Robinson, of Michigan. was
In town last Monday. W
Miss Nellie .diller has returned
homo from Linkville where she has
been instructlng class in vocal and
| instrumental music.
DIR. d. Richardson has the most
extensive practice OF any physician
in Tyner.
The female persuasion of Tyner
propose to put ordinance number IL
In force with hickory clubs, IL David
don't stop selling whiskey on Sun
day.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-20

Miss Ella Day is visiting in
Chicago.
Mrs. DR.. Dunlap, has returned from
her visit east.
Mr.. l.. Linkenhelt, Of Rochester
was in the city over Sunday.
VIM. Beaton, of Rochester, was in
the city Saturday smiling blandly.
Mrs. Christ Haslanger's niece,
from Chicago, is on visit in the city.
Mr.. J. F. Langenbaugh exercises
with the saw and axe every morning.
The anti-Murphy's in this city are
few; but Sam McKelvy still smokes a
merschaum clay-p-h-e-w.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Hoham went to
Chicago, Tuesday to stake in" the
exposition.
Luther Dill had q four weeks tussle
with the typhoid fever, but Is now
able to be out.
Miss d. Paul, OF Valparaiso. was
visiting relatives in the city a few,
days last week.
Mr.. James Delong Is in the city
this week, visiting relatives and his
numerous friends.
Mr.. Dan Armstrong, and daughter
Hattie attended the soldiers reunion
at Valparaiso, yesterday.
Harry Fessenden wrestled with the
fever at LAGRANGE for a week, but
managed to get home Saturday
night, and is much improved.
Mayer Wolf says it is a girl, and
that 1t suits him to a OF" He nov
has boy and girl which is good
enough start for any man.
Mr.. Eich, of the firm OF Singler s.
Eich, will probably move into more
commodious residence next week, on
"the flats"
Mr.. Frank Gunder, of North Man.
chester, Ind, has been recreating at
Lake Maxenkuckee several days. and
visiting Mr.. Fred Hill. OF this city.
The many friends OF Mrs. DR.. Dun
lap will be pleased to learn that she
has sufficiently recovered from her
recent injuries to resume practice.
She will probably get her life insured
before going on another excursion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-20
MURPHY NOTES.

Foriy-seven persons signed the
pledge Friday evening.
Two ladies' made excellent speeches
at the temperance mesting Saturday
evening. -, B - eFaf
The Murphy temperance meetings
were discontinued from Monday till
Saturday evening.
A. T. Metcalf made his debut in a
brief but eloquent speech Monday
evening. nra
Mr.. Wallace made short and
pointed Grafton at the Monday night
meeting.
Barney Ryder Is a most energetic
worker in the Murphy movement.
A reading room in connection with
the blue ribbon hall is now In opera
ton.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-20

On Friday evening of last week a
birth day party was given mt Mrs.
Woodbury's In honor OF Miss Ella
Capron. 1t was very pleasant &C.
casion, there being refreshments and
dancing till after midnight. Miss
Capron was the recipient of numer-
Gus kind rememberances. On Mon
day evening Oracle Borton celebra-
ted her birth day. A very pleasan.
company was assembled to whom re-
Treatments were served, and there
was general good time. Oracle re-
ceived quite a number of beautiful
and valuable presents.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-20
Excursion West.

Don't forget the Excursion to the
State Fair at Lincoln, Neb., on the
18th. This will be the best oppor-
tunity ever offered to see the West
and its productions for alittle money.
For tickets and particulars call on or
address s. L. McKelvy & Co., Plym-
outh, Ind. ststa 9-13-2
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-20

Simon Becker has just received his
splendid new stock Of goods which Is
complete in every detail. He is now
prepared to give splendid bargains,
and Respectfully asks the public to
give him, call and see for themselves
what he can do for them in the way
OF any goods at Bottom figure Pri-
Get. Call and see Simon. Beckers
splendid new goods, i fsis tsss
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-20
JAMES ALLEN.


u. Wolf Every bOdy's friehu
Boots and Shoes, ETC.
A Good Boot for Men $3.50.
AFull Stock Boot for $500.
A Good Kipp for 1925.
A No. 1 Homemade Kipp S4.OO.
A No. Calf Boot $500.
AGood Shoe for Womens veal
$1.25. 1rFr 90 VgfT
Heavy Shoe for s1.50.
A Calf front Shoe S1.75.
"A Good Misses Shoe for $1.OO-
A Tip Top Misses Shoe SID
And all other Goods at Low Prices
no old Goods on Hand. Nothing
but New Goods, which I will sell
Cheap for Cash. Remem Der the
Place. Shoemakers old Stand one
Door north of Humrichouser &
DiaPs.
CBMy entire Stock Of Clothing at
Cost. G.. WoLF.
S-16-4
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-20

Don't you believe 1t for one minute
when they tell you that Little Mack
has left town. He Is going to stay
in Plymouth and make things livelier
than ever this fall. No one can sell
Clothing or Boots and Shoes cheaper
than Little Mack, unless they steal
them or intend to. .f,f -.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-20

Kaween, our Bourbon oorrespon-
dent has always been truthful in all
statements. and We have the utmost
faith In all things said. But the fol-
LONG Is sumner: "Why don't our
Representative pay his taxesP am
informed that the tax collector dis
tresses poor men and says nothing
about the hundreds of dollars COM
ing from the coat OF many colors. !"
This Is terrific blow at the tax col
lector. to say nothing of the serious
charge against our Representative. "
If poor men are being oppressed by
the tax collector in these hard times
1t Is fearful outrage.-and that too
while men Of wealth are allowed to 90
free from paying. Kaween will
please rise and explain, and IL 1t is as
charged the poor should rise in their
might against such an infamous out.
rage.