Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-06-14
Cit Republicans.
City and Vicinity Notes

White dress goods Tor LADIES, sell
ling at cost, at Williamson & Cos.
A good selection Of fine Cigars at
the City Book Store,
A good Boys Suit for $500 at
Little Mack's..
Road working is the order OF the
day in all parts of this county.
A good Bingham or Chevoit Shirt
for 80 cents at Little Mack's.
Muslins and Prints, cheap at Will
hanson & Cos.
Overalls for 35 cents at Little
Nack's.
Strawberries and Ice cream too
numerous to mention.
New goods received every week at
Little Mack's, next to post office.
Sample the Arion fragrant Havana
Scent cigar at T. J. Hupp's.
For cheap Straw Hat 60 to Little
Mack's, next to post office.
Go to the City Book Store for
School Books at cost.
The fast train going East No 6, now
arrives in Plymouth at TOP p. m,
leaving Chicago at sos p. m.
White Linen Shirts cheaper than
you can buy the goods at Little
Mack's, next to post Office.
Quite a number OF Plymouthites
went to Peru yesterday to attend the
annual races.
Ladies Linen Suits of the newest
styles very cheap at Williamson &
Cos.
The Plymouth Young Americas
and members of the hose company
are swinging the bat at base ball.
Black and Grey Alpaca Coats cut
in style at Little Mack's, next to
post Office.
A hornless animal on Pearl street
is committing terrible depredations
on the gardens.
The cheapest, best and largest dry
goods and clothing house in Plym-
outh, is Williamson & Cos.
Don't pay 25 cents a sheet for
music. but go to church and get it
by the choir free gratis.
No looking around since Little
Mack came here, he can suit any man
or boy.
The Muckshaw vocalists will soon
give evening concerts from its watery
depths.
Full weight and square dealing. all
cash and no trade given for Wool at
Little Mack's, next to post office.
1t is said that all good don't die
young, for many lawyers and editors
live to a good old age.
The stock Of the City Book Store
will be closed out at auction. A
chance for bargains.
A LaPorte street young gent is
lonesome so they say. she hasn't
written and he wonders what is to
pay.
Summer Suits and all kinds OF
clothing for men and boys, also Hats.
Caps, Boots, Shoes, Caters. very
cheap, at Williamson & Co.'S.
st. Thomas Episcopal church Sum-
day school is to have a festiva. at
Corbin's hall this evening, under the
auspices Of the Ladies Aid Society.
Wool is beginning to come in quite
lively and Little Mack the King
Clothier and poor mans friend is Sc
curing his share. ~stl.
Go to the Opera House tonight and
see the wonderful working OF Tele-
phone which will be exhibited there
at SIS o'clock sharp. Admission
only 10 cents.
J. l.. McXelvy has purchased from
Mr.. H. A. Brown the City Book Store.
He will close out the school books at
cost. He win furnish the store with
variety OF goods and open it as an
Auction Store.
Considerable credit is due to Coun-
cilmen Blaine and Mayer for the long
needed Improvement OF grading, and
moving the grass and complete re-
pairing of Wheeler's cemetery. 1t is
now a respectable looking and model
cemetery.
Little Mack is still in the market
buying Wool, he pays the highest
price in Cash and his motto is full
weight and square dealing, next to
post Office.
A party reports that an eel was
caught In Yellow River last week
which weighed nine pounds. As a
man up town said, we think there
was about four pounds OF eel and five
pounds OF lie.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
will picnic at the fair grounds to-
morrow, and the Episcopal Sunday
school will go to Pretty lake one day
next week for picnic.
The malpractice case from Bour-
bon is now on trial by jury in the
Circuit Court. A large number OF
witnesses are in attendance, and the
case is attracting the especial atten-
ton Of the medical fraternity, a large
number Of physicians being In attend
ance as spectators or witnesses.
For Skin Diseases, Eruptions, let
tor, Salt Rheum, Blotches, Srots,
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