Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-03-21
ONE price only at Little Maok,s.

received a copy of the Frankfort Pa
triot, which has a description of Mar
shall county, Kansas, in it. If any o.
our readers wish to read it, they are
at liberty to do so, by calling at this
Office and looking at the paper.
LITTLE Mack cordially invites all to
call on him Saturday, whether they
wish to purchase or not to see
whether the news papers are telling
the truth about his opening the besl
Stock of Clothing and Dry Goods ever
seen in this city.
If President Hayes only knew
what the Ledger, published in that
God-forsaken county, Stark, thought
OF him, we have no doubt but that he
would step down and out. II the ed
itor of that paper ever gets near
enough to post office or railroad so
he can send copy to the President
we advise him 10 do SO; otherwise let
up on his continual "yawping."
LIZ your are in town Saturday don't
fail to visit Little Mack at bis New
Store. Buck s. Toan's old stand.
Every Republican in Marshall
County should subscribe for this pa
per. Friends, show the paper to your
neighbor and ask them to take it on
trial, We intend doing our best to
get up good, readable newspaper,
and if We receive the patronage we
ought We shall succeed.
GROCERIES of all kinds, best quality
and lolcest price kept by,
12tf CLEAvELAND & HANDS.
Chairman of the Democratic con-
vention last Saturday-"Order, Or
der, ORDER. While 1 am chairman
OF this meeting / must have ORDER.
Be still Be geatleme,el Be quiet
like they are in church, Well, il
that last isn't good 'un. The idea
that Democrat knows anything at
all about a church,
THERE is no medicine that will re-
lieve as many pains as Carriers Com
pound Extract of Smartweed, sure
relief for diptheia, coughs, colds,
cholera, collie, diarrhea, rheumatism,
asthma, phthisic. Group. fever and
ague, and has no equal as liniment
for man and beast. For sale by L..
Tanner, Plymouth. mar21m6
To correspondents we would say
that we are conversant with but eight
different languages, and they must
confine themselves to one OF them.
For the reason that our early educa-
ton was neglected in a ninth, we have
to consign to the waste basket a very
interesting-we suppose it is interest
ing-letter from Teegarden this week.
New PRINTS and New Dress Goods
OF the latest styles just received at
If KLoEPFER & BoFINGER.
Perhaps it is none of our business
but we do think that the raw-hide-
a weapon unfit to use on brute
should be abolished from Plymouth's
schools. Use the peach sprout of our
daddies, the slipper of our mammies
not the raw-hide for it is cruel.
New Goods arriving daily. Wait
for the spring openingl
BECKER & WOLF.
Politics in West township seem
considerably mixed. The Republican
Convention at West school house
last Saturday, nominated S. Coleman
for Trustee, and adjourned without
transacting any further business.
We are informed that the OF w.
W. Warncs, without regard to party,
intend to vote for him for Justice OF
the Peace; and the probabilities are
that several Democrats will run indie
pendently for some of the other Of
fees. They don't seem to care much
for conventions in West township.
LIME, Coal. Cement, Land-plaster
and agricultural implements OF all
kinds, sold by CLEAvELAND & HANDS
During the week past we have
sent statements OF subscription ac-
counts to quite number Of our SUBJ
scribers. We do this with the hope
that they will either call or write to
US and let us know their intentions.
We have heavy obligations to meet,
and must have our dues in order to
keep head above water. We know
shines are hard" and money scarce,
but there are certainly but few Of
our readers who cannot pay at least
a part of their dues. Or even il they
cannot do this, they can let us know
when they are likely to be able to do
so, and thus we can make our plans
accordingly. Call and see US il you
can-write il you cannot.
EVERYBODY is invited to call and ex-
anime our New Stock and prices,
whether they desire to make pur-
chase or not. BECKER & WOLF.
During the past week we have
done a considerable amount OF job
printing for business of this place,
and in every instance our work has
proven entirely satisfactory. All we
ask of our friends is to give us a
chance. We do not claim that we
will do their work cheaper than any
house in the county, for like other
business men we must make a little
profit, and any one knowing anything
about the printing business knows
that the profits are little at the rates
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