Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-10-18
Peaches are plenty still.
Splendid weather, this.

I0e ITcSDyteTldu cllulCh PASochsN
a splendid interior appearance.
A good Box OF Collars for five
cents at Becker & VOLTS.
A fine white Shirt for one dollar al
Becker & VOLTS.
We begin, this week, the publsca-
ton of letters from our special
Washington correspondent. They
will be found full OF valu able news
and information.
Becker 81 Wolf have decidedly the
finest Stock of Goods in town.
Messrs. Stansbury & Co, intend to
put in French plato glass in their
front windows, and will otherwise
improve their establishment. Their
display OF stoves OF all kinds Is
very fine.
40 cent Dress Goods reduced to %
cents at Becker & VOLTS.
The maledictions pronounced on
the head of the city marshal by two
reporters, who floundered into that
lake puddle on a Center street eros
sing the other night, were innumera-
BILE.
A fine shirt for 80 cents mt the Poor
Mans Friend next to post Office.
The Plymouth man who bought
81 % worth on credit and sold It for 81,
to get money to 60 to the show on, has
received numerous notices in the
papers. 1t is generally agued that
he will make his mark in this world.
Little Mack buys for cash and sells
for cash and that is the reason he can
sell so cheap.
The Presbyterian soclable will be
held at the residence OF Mrs. A, o.
Borton, in South Plymouth on
Thursday evening, October 25th.
Conveyances will await Mt the post
Office to accommodate all those who
wish to attend, and cordial invita-
ton Is extended to all.
Socks 10 and IL 1-2 cents a pair
at Little Mack's.
Mr.. M. o. Sluyter comes forward
with the boss sweet potato. 1t is
nearly round and weighs trifle over
three pounds. He brought for our
cabinet" one OF the most remarkable
curiosities OF this century. 1t Is
potato which has grown in the exact
shape OF the human body. excepting
the head. There are some deformi-
ties but in general outline there Is a
striking resemblance to the human
body divine.
When those attending the Presby-
terrain meeting we're assigned to
families. Mr., and Mrs. Rev. Killen
were invited to Alfred Morrison's.
After some time the two ladies began
to discuss antecedents and discovered
they had been schoolmates In early
days. The meeting was as pleasant
as it was unexpected.
The State Fire Insurance Company
OF LaPorte is being wound up by
receiver, Edward Hawkins having
been appointed receiver. The demise
OF this company furnishes another
example OF the impossibility of sus-
tanning an insurance company In a
small Western town, where capital
can be loaned for n large per cent.
Insurance companies can only thrive
in localities where capitalists arc
willing to take small per cent for
their money.
For good Overcoat go 10 Simon
Bccker's.
The accounts and notes due the
firm OF Shakes & Edwards are in the
hands OF Mr.. +. r. Edwards OF tho
old firm for settlement. Mr.. Edwards
may be found at the old stand. and
gives warning that unless settlement
OF all matters due the old
firm Is made by November first costs
will be put on them. A word To the
wise is sufficient 1914
A full stock Of Boots for eco mt
Little Mack's.
~They All Do It." This Is the title
OF the Danbury Neios mans latest
work, a copy OF which we have re-
ceived from the publishers. Lee &
Shepard. Boston. The book is just
such work rs might BIO expected from
the pen OF Bailey. and will be found
an excellent antidOte for the biues
Every line is characterized by quaint
humor. and n perfect broadslde OF
laughter and mirth lies hidden In
every page. The work is a mine OF
mirtil. and will have an immense sale
A good Over Coat for five dollars
ut DOCKET ~ WOlf 3.
MessIs. Nussbaum & Mayer are
now comfortably fixed in their new
building, and their grocery establish
ment presents u most elegant APP
pearance. They have taken great
oains to make a very flne display Of
their groceries, etc., and the result Is
that the establishment Is universally
admired. They have an elevator
which runs from the basement to the
second story. and will occupy the en-
tire building with their largo and in
creasing business.
Overalls only 30 cents ut Little
Mack's the Poor Mans Friend