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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-05-11

Blessed are the meek, "cxclaims the voice
OF inspiration, but can man be meek with
the consciousness that a dreaded monster Is
consuming his yitals We are not "A race Of
Tifans. A Promeiheus might stand chained
10 the torturing rock, with yulture pcrpct-
ually gnawing his liver, and his face ever
wear an expression Of heroic and even meek
endurance. But Promcthcus has left no de-
scendants. With vulturcs (diseasel con-um-
ing his liver, the modern man makes himself
and every one around him miserable Fret
full, gloomy. hypochondriacal, he sees the
world and life al on the wrong side-thc
dark side--and whoever darcs To assert that
there Is a sunny side, he regards a. an enc
my, or at best a mockcr OF his imaginary
woes. Unlike the mythical Titan, the victim
OF disease Is not succorless. There Is an arm
10 rcscuc--a balm % cleanse and heal. As
remedies for this most depressing Of all dis
cases. Liver Complaint'--nonc are more
efficient or popular than pr Picrcc's uoldcn
Medical Discovery and Pleasant Phr-aliye
Pellets. The Pellets cfIectually remove the
cfictc and osson0uS matter, while the Mcdi-
cal Discovery imparts strength and health 70
the entire system. They are sold By drug
gsts.
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A i-year-old child Of Deacon D. j.
Evans. Of Elba, fell into IN open cistcm
a few days ago. and an elder brother
leaped in after him: but the latter found
il impossible to reach the floor above
while supporting the child A large
Newfoundland dog. comprehending the
situation AT glance, ran of to 4 neigh
boring field, bringing back with him a
number ~ men. attractedby the strange
actions 81 the dog. A ladder was put
down the cistern. and the young man
and his charge. half-drowned. were res
cucd .-- Columbus Ms. Republican.
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M WILL N. CARLETON.
Deacon Rogers, he came % me.
wife l. aguin 20 die" said ne
apocsor~ great an doctors small
Haven't improved her any at an
/. phx~,c ana blister, powders and pills,
And nothing sure but the doctors piiir'
. twenty women. with remedies new,
Bother my wife the whole day through.
I. sweet as honey, or bitter a. gall
POOR old woman. she takes EN- all
" sour or sweet. whatever they choose;
Poor old woman, she darcht feiuSo'
!. "a he plcascs whoe'cr may cali.
An Death i suifcd the best 81 All.
.. phv~ic ana blister. powder an pill
Bound 10 conquer. and sure 70 Kill NM
Mrs Rogers lay In her bed.
Randag cd and bliStcrcd from foot 90 head
Blistered and bandagcd from head 60 toe,
Mrs. Rogers was very low.
Bottie and saucer, spoon and cup,
ON the table stood braveiy up
Physics ~ high and low degree;
Calomel, catnip, boneSettc tea;
Every thing body could bear,
Excepting light and water and air
Iopened the blinds; the day was bright,
And God gave Mrs. Rogers some hgnt-
Iopened the window: the day was fair.
And God gave Mrs. Rogers some air.
Bottle and blistcrs, powders and pills,
Catnip, boncset, sirups and Squilis'
Drugs and medicines, high and low,
threw them as far a could throw
.what are you doingf' my patient cried;
Frightening Death" / coolly replied.
~you are crazy :" "A visitor said;
fiung bottle at his head.
Deacon Rogers, he came 20 me-;
wife t. a. gettin' her health" said he
Ircaliy think she will worry through;
She scolds me just rs she used 20 do
"Al the people have poched an slurred-
All the neighbors have had their word;
"'Twerc better 20 perish. some 81 em say.
Than he cured In such an irregular way
.sYour Wife" said had Gods good care,
And His remedies, light and water and air
.All 81 the doctors. beyond doubt.
Couldn't have cured Mrs Rogers without
The deacon smiled and bowed his head;
Then your bill i nothing" he said.
God'S be- the glory, a. you say:
God bless you, doctor gcod-day' good
day.
fever doctor that woman again,
I'll give her medicine made BY men,
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THE TWO JONEsEs.


II was the LIST Of March, in the year Of
grace Is. In merchants Office, not
far from Cheapside, little man sat at a
high desk, trying hard, apparently, to
keep one eve on the rows of figures be-
fore him. and the other on the Office
clock. Failing in this, his glances trav-
eled from the one 10 the other with PEN
dulum like regularity. AT last the clock
struck the wished for hour Of 8; and the
little man shut the big ledger with q
bang, and after locking 1t up carefully
in the Office safes dashed into dark
cupboard. and began hasty but care
full toilet. involving great splashing Of
water, and much violent exercise with a
stumpy nail-brush. Evan Jones was
nominally managing-clerk, and really
general factotum, to the firm Of Bor-
wick & Brown. hardwood merchants.
He was 90 years Of age. short, fat, and
good natured, though little peppery at
times. He had numerous family,
whom he found it any thing but easy to
feed and bring up on his modest salary
Of 80 shillings week. With strict econ
omy. however. he managed just to make
both ends meet. Not for him were the
breezy sands Of Ramsgate. or the chest
nut avenues Of Hampton Court. Not
for him were the mild havana or the
fragrant cigarette. He had no vices and
desired no Injuries. One indulgence
alone. in the course Of the year. did he
permit himself He was Welshman
to the backbone. and herein lay his one
extravaganza. Come what might, and
however depressed the condition Of the
domestic money-market, he was always
present at the dinner Of the !" United
Welshmen on st. David's Day. The
necessary guinea was 70 Jones as much
as hundred To many Of the other guests
who assembled at the banquet In qucs.
tion--a sum to be saved and scraped to-
gcther by infinite sacrifice and self-de-
NAL. But
Though back and sides 70 bare,
Though hands and feet 20 cold.
as the old song says, scraped together il
must be, by hook or BY crook. For near
" a week prior 70 the present occasion
Evans dinner had consisted Of sayeloy
and penny roll and on the day Of ouI
story ne had taken no food whatever
since his frugal breakfast, intending Il
compensate himself handsomely for hi
abstinence at the expense Of the 'sUnited
Welshmen.'' He had, in truth. gone y
long without food as TO feel little Gx
hausted: but he consolcd himself Will
the thought 81 the splendid appetite III
should carry 20 the festive board; ans
having AZ last completed his toilet, h,
shut up the Office, and started for thu
hostelry where the dinner was to be held
feeling at least six feet high, and hum
ming Ar hyd y nos with patriotic ener
~.
Az almost the same moment wher
Evan Jones started on his journey, ;
tall, handsome man, in faultless evening
attire, stepped out " Wcst-end man
sion, outside u which brougham wa
waiting. A graceful little lady, with
bright girlish face, accompanied him Il
the hall-door.
\ You won't be very late, Owen, viii
you?" she said, coaxingly.
" Not very early. am afraid. pet. w,
Welshmcn' are rare fellows for keeping
II up: and II came away before all tn
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When ink j. first spilled on ear
pet or piano-covcr. II may be immedi-
atelv absorbed by placing large piece
Of blotting paper on the spot. Sweet
milk will take ink out 81 carpet, etc.
too. but II must be well rinsed out with
warm soapSudS afterwards.
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SANFORD'S
RADICAL CURE
For CATARRH.

MEETS THE WANTS or THOUSANDS.
Gentlemen, ~ We have sold sAxYoEDs RADICAL
CuRn for nearly one year, and can say candidiy that
We never sold similar preparation that gave such
universal satisfaction. We have 10 learn the first
complaint yet. We are not IN the habit of reeem.
mending patent medicines, but your preparation
eets tho wants OF thousands and we think those af
fcted should DO convinced Of i great merit - that
their suffering will be relieved We have been ~ the
drug business for the past twelve years constantly,
and sold everything for Catarrh, but yours eaGs Al
the Ifyou proper you can use this letter or
any part Of II that yon WISH. Very truly yours, ~
wholesale and Retail Dealers In Drugs. Books and
Stationery. Washington. Ind, Feb. q. 1875.
GREATLY AFFLICTED.
Nessrs j. o. Bonrorfh a o.. Denrer. Gentlemen. =
take pleasure In Recommending sANronp's RADICAL
CunK ron CArAnRu 20 All who are AFFLICTED with THIS
disease was greatly afiicted Nth for longtime
aud cured Il with two bottles OF tho above .thY.
About q year Afterwards was again taken with tn-
tarrh quito severely and mmc sent Tor
bottle which xcd oil right giving mo relief rom
the lrst dose. confident that this remedy WI do
all that Il claimed FOR n, and more too Wthlnx }oa
success IN ~ Introduction, ams very truly yrufs,
Dxxyrn Oct 4 1873 ofsmith 4 DOLL
Each psckare contains Dr. sanfo-ds Improved In
han0 fube and full directions for use IN All cas-
Price fi00 nor package. For sale by NIL wholesalo
and retail druggists throughout tho United states
WEEKS d POTTER. General Agents and wholesale
Druggists Boston.
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10 Winslow square, Bclgrayia. ;. W.,
into Evans waistcoat pocket, and the
owner. by no means DESTROYS Of being
involved in an after-dinncr brawl, moved
away a. another part u the table. BY
dint Of little humoring those around
managed to soothe the fiery Evan into
comparative tranquility. and after few
more desultory observations. wherein his
descent from LleweIyn still played a
prominent part, he leant back in his
chair, and was speedily fast asleep
The toasts came TO an end at last, the
bards packed up their harps, and the
last Of the guests departed, leaving Evan
Jones still sound asleep in his chair. A
council Of walters was held over the
slumbcring hero, and endeavors were
made to rouse him. They shook him,
they punched him--but all in vain. lie
couldn't or he wouldn't wakcnp. They
succeeded in getting out Of him that his
name was Jones, but 10 q further inquiry
a. to where he lived he only murmured
I. 'scendant Of Llcwellyn,' and rclapsed
again into still deeper slumbcrs.
You'll have TO give him q shake
down among the empty bottles, Will
liam," said one.
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. An 81 the doctors. beyond doubt,
Couldn't have cured Mrs. Rogers without.
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national toasts had been duly honorcd'
1 should never hear the last Of it,
avery well, dear; then ! suppose
mustn I expect You till see you. ! hope
you viii have a pleasant evening. Don't
take too much wine," she continued
laughingly.
..Can't answer for myself on such an
OCCASION" her husband responded
I. The - Tavern" he said 10 the
coachman; and kissing his hand 70 his
wife. IN few moments was whirled ou'
Of sight.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1877-11-18

i. Z. llaypcs, State aaept for j. j..
Mallory j. Co.'s celebrated Arrow
Baud fresh baltimore oySters, is in
dolly rcrcip! ly Etproas, Of ibrpo ipc.
ious bi'"lycs direct from !he Atlantic.
Secured ip ico at baltimore, ihcy arc
rrpncked in Ounhn aud egnin IN pg-
den, arriving hero fresh no when taken
from illri' native element. Theso oys.
te;a nrr superior 10 any in tlo market,
and THY will hc promptly forwarded
to parties ordering from The agent, &c.
packed IN loo from tho Depot hero.
Address n. T. Haynes, Elko. Nov.
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DANIEL :. BEATTTS
Pianos and Organs

The IIar9j anil Organs manufactured hy ban
lei =. Be3iJV rG Washington. ScT .rIry. M.
mort earnestly Aud generally rGInInrn,I,rd d,
"a" frrt-. aud tnIsir Loving I,ulrlic thnm my iu
t!Tunrnt. Ei=uuiaCii..Sh IN tliiI Cssutry rr
Euroir. The riuu"- have lilo SsrAtt-' JrIE-ILis
depth Tichns - Gul volume Of In.s eunubIucd
With rare briiiiHuCy, GkBTnt.s huh periect
al. g turp:i'inp duration ~birh mV'r clI.nI;y4
hm'"r ID" U''st d9iw'I'- 90 l"II~s.pl putch
TIL" celebrated "I'"ltlrm 1Uir;:u"" Reeds ~
E''lt!'a r.i, hrstl ORA Ia c"njumcIinIi ii Il
aud powerful tUu"I. I.uty inttrIuent, rfaun
hi "Egam. fuzzy YhrrhmiU II"ri'"' Ia sW 81 re-.
s,"rt. Sni w,Ii'U. shiIIr"i En Ir"m nvs ~ ~.
I"'it GhA~ trat t-iIi. the manufacturer IayIn'
;cclSiG S'ih way IL liIy Iu>tTur ut H. u'Ii Eat.
refractory. illustrate! SDN EarI%EE. tIat,l.g:u"
thlti"u.J yrmi tree on spplichti'n. 'ddr,vs.
::rN Jrrhry.
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y fir" nj camp ~ il tho Stern Nov
ala Mountains. Sunday, destroyed 900
feet II smnw.sheh aud COO cords OF
wool, for the yaiIroad company,
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TIM Commissioner 81 tho Land
onicc no" directs tlnt applications for
r:.icri"s Il desert lands h. received
provided positive evidence u their
Hcgert llafIyl-: he furnished.
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ADAMS. the miner crushed by the
cage IN the Con. Virginia, Friday lust,
died Ui lis injuiirB Sunday.
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VIZ. Is. SIOoSEH and Isaac il. Wac.
leigh have just been killed by Rhode
laimnd druggist -..Diade u little mistake
III dealing our medicine; that's ali.
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Tyr survey for tho direct rnilrontl
from Virginia City to !iemo, has just
Lcyu completed.
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The Enina mine and property, suy5
the Salt Lnko 7ribHr, has been com.
yeyed I" II New York Mining Company.
just OEGLniIcd. nmi sir. t;crin.eour,
wh" commenced wor4ins tho mine
som" weeks since, IL already shipping
prE
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Ib(DIS y,

BOEIkE--in lilo. Snnday, So'emlIsr lih,
81, t" the nifr = G.hr.s u. Bob r,
daughter.
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BEATTY
Piano and Organ.

. .IhsrciA no manufacturer Of Piano, ,,d or.
S Si ia tan or any other. country who Ia, 70.
SsIFsd NJ many unsolicited indoracmnnt, -. ~
M. beatty. From every stato and T.rrf,n,S
SSlnes the came verdict: '"rhey are the besi n,
.ho World; Illustrated ADVERTISER. jCats
nSoo Enitnl frro. Address, DANIEL y
beatty. Washington. New Jersey. OF
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hIAItl;li;D.

WESTON Eir0S--Im H.. S..,rnriur. rlh.
I3'.. by Iu'i:., M. lay I"T. y. a.. wr-t..n to
InilS a.. Weston. bath -; illn Jt.uuty.
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THAT WIFE OF MINE"
THAT HUSBAND OF MINE"

Always buys iris Heady-mnLo Clothing
Snd underwear where liza eau get tho
best bargain, the best ct. and tho best
made goods for tho least ontlny, mud Of
conrse H. Reinhurt * TO. s is the pluce.
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" LIFE IS FlEE,i,";..

Far away" 81 it'll III" poet. ami :" t."
"sll il Ger motto. ia order 1. u,.
we'll yon must purchase your GrUca ,..r
"nd other En:abtrs OF u. Erinha., L.
Co.. the Target General AIeichautfso
store in the State 0f Seyrdi.
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I:'"EE.oLL denies that ho has becu
offered l!.e GermsiH Hlission.
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" MY MGTHER-IE-iAW "

Always qnits her jawing when I CIV.
her lcav" t" 40 her shopping at Il.
NeimlrnIt " CHS, where the clerks MO-
always polite and attentive to all their
custviurJs.
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THE DANCE OF DEATH"
Has created n great deal OF excitement
among the Lulies, but it ia no, near so
iutetcStingn subject for them as tire
Sc% Winter Importation Mt the popu-
lar house Of j. NeinlIart & Co.
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BEhITVS
PIANO AND pARlGR ORGAN
INSTRUCTOR.

c"uisiulrR tho clements OF music. with o..
aD1 prosre--iS eIrccissa to perfect The place
IN tits art Ut mn,l" tclthrr plano or 0rIiut, 10
which u added over EiAIy wnitL"I, i0lLps.
MARQUES, Gtlupe, OPerAtlo Mcio lies. BRrcc.,
utc.. hy Daniel +. llchitT, Washington. New
Introduced. and rhJuld lie ~ the ltIdI ~ nTrTy
iiAuo au'I organ player Seut posir,hid Ia raw
lrrLo' the United states &c Canada for nnly %
trnI4. tho price having barn r'dueul to lntr.
duru Il ~ rrHh"ru. Addrc+p. DAStE', +.
BEATTY, Washington, Sow Jcr.cy.
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"JHEY ALL 90 IT,"

"IHEY ALL DO IT,"
DO WHATS
Why do their purchasing at b. Rein.
hart & Co.'s jmmepse establishment.
THAT WIFE OF MINE"
VIII buy her goods whero she can get
them cheapest, aud OF course goes to
j. Reinhnrt 4 Co.'s place OF business.
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Nav io"h. hoy. ! IA motion FOR
q new trial III the , auil I'll tho EmIun
Mining Company, vi Lomdo , against
frcm0r ". Park, General ijdIlGr and
others 70 recover $500. 900, TIC price
it which the defendants sold tic Iuino
~ tho present London hturlholdo:s,
$"a Mnlo to-day Lcf2:V JgdEs Wallace
in thu UpitOd States COURT.
Tho I'oh buys we rrU Informed that
q rntitiOn, qsklns the Senate and
President TO withhold th' ir approval
trorq tho nlaud nilYor bill, or from any
GiIl YhIel! p.ori,les for The r"mqup,i%,-
ton qi full lexNl .cndcr, has received
the signatures q Ill tho banks aud
Sa'iuSs ius!itplinms Of hus'om. mud is
now in circulation among tho snuo
institutions III this city,
Curtis, il U"rr't's H,,hiy, lhuJ
yarns tho ADMINISTRATION against tc,p.
r"rizina upon practical civil sOr>igc
reform Issues: II IL for tho Admins.
tration TO take caro- that THO c1pccla.
lions q its f.irnda shalt DO FULFILLED.
Tho SINCERITY OF its support ooIaes from
tho CONFIDENCE That Il mcnna wnns il
says, mud thu. it have cournss Of ils
own opiaious. II lis friuudS hsyv
seemed tN lnck enthusiasm, Il Ii because
II has iIsolt seemed to 10 hCsilatIny
and reluctant, hoping TO DO frirI diy
Ill around. Tint Ia u fatal delueiop.
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Ct &tpabIitan.
cALpWELL. PUBLISHER.
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Drifting fwai. 4

Drifting away form each other ,,s
Silently drifting apart,
Nothing between but the worlds cold screen
Nothing 10 lose hut a heart.
Only two lives dividing EHUi.I
More and more every day; 81
Only one soul from another soul 20 .t
Steadily drifting away. ..fa-t-
l ~
Only mans heart striving
Bitterly hard With its doom? ID ii
Only hand, tender and bland
Slipping away in the gloom.
Nothing of doubt or wrong t.fr
Nothing that either can cure, tlfNll
Nothing TO shame, nothing 70 blame,
Nothing TO do bat endure. sAe-l q
The world cannot stand s.ill,
Tides ebb. aud women change n
Nothing here that IL worth tear
One hove iess-nothing strange.
Drifting away from each other
Steadily drifting apart ..5E rrllaa
No wrong to each that the world can reach,
Nothing lost but heart.
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DIRECTORY

COUNTY OFFICERS
County ofaces-In the Court House
Clerk Daniel Mcdonald
Aodltor ---..-.-. ...------.- A. u thompson.
41snn- L. =. fihk-
As1ref a. - nolson' w,.
D. y. hinset'
school superintendent W 4. Bailey
ss.nl..'o.. g:s! S;s::s: ss;:$: s:
R.yu.r session: of the comnissoaer.' cours
nrsf Mondays in March, june September and De
'cember
JUDICIAL OFFICERS.
circuit Judge. sidney heitn'
Sessions q the ciisai court .iS MONDAY in D
ruary, 81 Monday in May, 4th Monday IN septem-
Der and ID Monday In December.
CITY GOVERNMENT.
City Council meets second and fourth Mondays in
each month. ANAsA JOHNSON, Mayor,
BE SNYDER, Clerk.
CHURCHES
ss.,, 4 s
80 p n sunday School at l2:4o p. n. Class
asssing'% % At o'clock ,,7 a n and az pssssI s,s
Free-fhe public cordially invited.
rnE-nrrEHrAx, Rev. @. A.Iittle Pastor. Preach.
iss p. =. Sabbath school h "a At M Is:is y n Pray
er meeting, Wednesday, at IP n. Seats free. and
the public cordially invited
ST. THOMAS. I-REv. .J-FAUDE Rector.
Divine every sunday at 1880 a. a., and 1T
I3oP.x- seats tree TO all. Sunday school and
:EvAxoEIIcaI. Germsnl. REV. c. BorNoER.
P-stosMPrssehnx iS ssTy sase1n sSol az =, 10 10 40
Passor-Firsi Fir; Service. wi 80 A. A NJ: Second
Service at 10 A. n. Yespers at , p. NJ sun
'daysehGol AZ 1P. r.
Preaching every Sabbath at 10 30 A. NJ. and
SOP. n Sunday school at II n. W. ID.
Thompson. Superintendent
.sa MASONIC.
r1r.suTH coxNAsDxRr, X T., No. %. Stated
eseeaexes the second Thursday In each month
9. & Toxs, Rec H. q. THAyER, L. o..
PLrxscrH couxcr- No. Is, r. A. s. NJ Stated
month. o. KLNGER, t. Il. NJ.
PIrueuru cuArrxn No. ., r. A. NJ Stated
- ssssssassns shs hSss and sn,,d MoSdA{s IN each
H. p sKvEs. Rec.
r...syr. Lsss. ss: Ss ~, .sS ri y,, an IS stated s,sS
& BsovxLKE. secsy.
KnxsrxxsHs LoDex, No. sss. Al IA, n. Stated
Cs' svrsurx. sscty. "
6eg5. cz.sr E E.sss.n aa;S s,s, !. meets Sasda, the
Hail. Ms. G. o. SMITH. ". N.
ODD FELLOWS a
A5s: LsDss No y, d,cse v ss:;s.s %sss Ger
visitisg sssshxrn cordially invited 70 sttead
G. Loncz. ssersay.
PLrnocrn ExcAnrrxxr. No. us. stated meet
ings second and fourth Nondsys n each month.
@. BcHxDEE, G. p.
IA. PALxxa, Scribe.
FIRE COMPANIES.
ADUArlc ENGINE Co. Stated meefings second
Wednesday In each month
w. kkLLkr, Scc- &c. KUux, Foreman.
ToRRKEr HosE Co. Stated meetings second
Foreman.
-PRorxcr1ox Hook and Ladder OompaDy. stefed
meetings hrst Tuesdsy In each month.
II. SPxYER, Foreman.
LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
2LYnsurz nn11fnGs Loan and Savings Associa
zion, No. 4 Mnnnl a Directors meet first Monday
sss1ing q 0nck u<n6A- D. B. ARxsrRoss, Pres.
PLvusUru Buildug, Lepp ~ Savings Associa
sions bex Doord q Dirrctoss 4a.f 1rst Monday
An sacA uonk4- W. b. iiEs-, Pres.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-06-28
AttenGon!

Attention is called to My Grea'
.Specialty, namely, Uun1ormty Lou.
Prices Throughout. l do not n'drh
do,c,a fesc Undesirable Goods H'ld
the,, "blO,c" about IL, 6sct gioe eceh
customer the benefit OF buying each
and euery article at the uery bottom,
of the market. aiiaa fifias
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-06-28
Ready Made
CLOTHING.

In Ready Made Clothing / am
proud to say, fear no Competor. /
care not, who he Isl Let any man
who wants Suit OF Good Clothing
come TO me, and ! shall convince him
that he can select from Good,
Prime, New Stock, better than from
a stock which has been culled.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-06-28
DRESS GOODS.

In Dress Goods there Is an excel
lent variety Of Alapacas. Silks. Plaids,
Mehairs. oasimeres, Dress Cling
hams, Grass Cloths and Linens.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-06-28
DRY GOODS.

In Dry Goods may be found all
brands OF Domestic Goods, rs Cali
Goes. Muslins. Tickings, Checks,
Cheyiots, Etc., all OF which will be
sold worry low.