Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-04-25

we are tOlu the uay is not observed
in Plymouth. This is not as it should
be. Surely there are soldiers graves
in the cemetery south OF this city, and
certainly there must be number Of
the living who have sufficient respect
for those fallen heroes to cover their
graves with flowers once year. The
custom is beautiful one, and one
that should be followed in every city
and town in the Union. Would it
not be an excellent thing for the mil
itary company here to take this in
hand, and see that the day is properly
observed. We think so and hope
they will.
We have received circular adj
vertising 6 grand excursion to Eu-
rope, to leave New York June 22d.
The trip will be taken under the di-
rection OF o. r. Burchard, of the
State Normal School OF New York.
The journey will be through Ireland,
Scotland, England, France, Belgium,
Switzerland, Italy, &C., and will in
clude visit to the Paris Exposition.
The price of ticket will be 500 (gold.)
This sum includes everything-pas-
sage, hotel, railway travel, omnibus,
in fact. all necessary expenses for the
round trip from New York to New
York. If any of our readers contem-
plate an ocean voyage this summer,
here will be a good chance to go
cheaply, and IL they will call at this
office they can see the pamphlet.
LADIES and Gents Hose as low as
5 cents and up at
1Stf KLoEPFER & BoFINGER.
We spent a few minutes last Sat-
urday In the Adams pillow factory, and
were rather surprised to find that we
have right here in Plymouth as good
shops as can be found In Northern
Indiana. No machinery OF any kind
which Is necessary to do work well is
wanting, and the hundreds OF plows
piled up In the store rooms, give
some idea Of the ability to turn out
work rapidly. No better pillow for all
purposes is made anywhere than the
adams Chilled Plow," and every
farmer and business man of Marshall
county should feel interested in the
success OF the Plymouth pillow factory
and machine shops.
Welcome, season of string beans,
Lettuce, dardelion greens,
Radishes and juicy beets,
New-laid eggs and fresh-bon meats
Welcome, season of delight
Balmy days and breezy nights
Welcome, hale and hearty chills,
Doctors physic, doctors billsi
ST. Louis Journal.
HAVING greatly enlarged our stock,
we now desire to realize on the
goods, and will sell for 80 days our
entire stock Of Boots and Shoes at
cost and Five per cat. Our cost
mark will be given to any person who
doubts the sincerity OF our PROPOSE
ton. We expect to be busy-every-
thing is arranged In the most conve-
nient manner, our assortment Is am
pie, and when the price is made it
will be bottom for cash, and no cavil.
A. HAwLEY.
IA Michigan street, sign Of the
Golden Boot. tt
WHEN you buy yourself or family
Dry Goods, Clothing, or Boots and
Shoes, you want to save money-at
least you ought to, these hard times
and we advise all to patronize Lit
tie Mack, the Poor Mans Friend,
Plymouth, Ind, for by so doing. you
save money.
For eighteen years we have man.
ufactured saleratus with great sue
cess. For the past two years We have
been manufacturing by new pro-
cess. 1t never becomes hard and is
always uniform In strength. 1t Is
made from the best English stock, is
perfectly pure and one-quarter
stronger than any other saleratus in
market. BY following the directions
and using one-quarter less than Of
other brands. your biscuits will al
ways be sweet, nice and spongy. Try
it. HENRY s. SMITH & Co.,
Grand Rapids, Mich.