Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-07-12
City and Vicinity Notes.

soils at prime cost at Becker &c VOLTS
Huckleberries, raspberries, and
other small fruits are coming into
market quite lively.
Mems Summer Clothing at cost
Linen Coats, Linen Pants and Dust
ers at cost at Becker & VOLTS.
The live business men of Plymouth
are represented in THE REPUBLICAN
and they make money by it.
Boots and Shoes at the Poor Mans
Friend, Little Mack, nsxt to post
office.
An awful cholera breeding odor
comes up from numerous alleys in all
parts of the city.
The largest line of Fans. Ruchings,
Ribbons, Collars, Cuffs, Silk Ties,
etc., to be found at Becker Il VOLTS.
On Sunday there were 80 names
registered for the club house at
Maxenkuckee.
Suspenders of the best quality 20
cents per pair at Little Mack's next
to post-office.
The ordinance of infant baptism
will be administered in the Nj. Z.
church next Sabbath at 1890 a. m.
Ladies, we are selling the cheapest
Dress Goods in the city. Becker &
Wolf.
Call at The REPUBLICAN office for
fine job printing. We are prepared
to do fine work on short notice.
Now is your time to buy Parasol.
Kloepfer & Co. have marked them
down to first cost.
There viii be Divine service in st.
Thomas church on this Thursday
evening, and also on Friday evening,
each day at 8 p. M
I DO ught splendid suit of Clothes
and a Shirt, hat, 8 pair Of Socks, a
Handkerchief and fine pair OF Shoes
all for SO at Little Mack's.
1t is stated that the. recent heavy
rains sheered around Marmont, and
as consequence grain in that vicin-
ity has not been damaged.
Look out for Little Mack's price
list on Boots and Shoes next week it
will be sumner on high prices next
to post-office.
LaPorte street is the street to buy
your Dry Goods on, as you will find
the largest and best stock in the city
at Kloepfer & Co.'S
Professor Parker's Pleasant Worm
syrup is perfectly safe and extremely
palatable. No physic required. Costs
% cents. Try it. to S-15. cow
The first new wheat of the year,
1877 has been delivered to Thayer's
eleva tor in Argos. The quality is re-
po rted very fine
Left alone to do the Dry Goods
business on La Porte street, and
therefore we will make it an object
for you to come and buy OF US.
Goods sold cheap for cash at KIoep-
fe. & Cos.
Yellow river has been on quite a
high for few days; the water at one
time threatening to inundate portions
OF the bottoms now under cultiva-
ton.
Dr. HAnTER's ELIXIR OF WILD CHER
EY acts as Tonic, strengthening the
digestive powers, restoring the ap-
petite, purifying the fluids Of the
body, and neutralizing in the blood
the active principles OF disease.
d. HARrER's LIVER PILLS have a
direct and powerful action upon the
Lirer; they invigorate the stomach,
increase the power OF digestion, and
excite the absorbents to healthy ac-
ton.
Last Monday morning the quarter
ly conference OF the NJ. E. church OF
this city by vote unanimously re-
questcd the church Authorities to re-
turn Rev. I. c. Stringer to this
church another year.
Have you heard the good news
Little Mack has received a large
stock Of Boots and Shoes, and he de-
clares that he will sell them cheaper
than any body and you know what
Little Mack says he will do he gen.
orally does, next to post Office.
The greatest destruction of worms
since the morning stars sang together
has been made by the people who
eat cherries this summer. On an
average there are two worms to each
cherry.
Clothing has taken a big tumble
since Little Mack opened out here
and now he keeps Boots and Shoes.
Selling Goods at honest prices will
win every time. and Little Mack is
bouDd to do business, next to post
Office.
Dog culture is overdone in this
city. An enterprising sausage man
ufacturer could make his fortune by
locating in Plymouth and working up
the surplus CANNES.
The Rev. Jno. Portmess. formerly
rector OF ST. Thomas church, is In the
city visiting his brother. Mr.. Faude
hopes to be able to induce him to
officiate on Sunday next.
The Rev. Messrs Mackie and
French, the Bishops examining chap
lains, are in the city for the purpose
OF examining Mr. ]. ]. Faude, previous
to his ordination to the Diaconate of
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