Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-03-14

LITTLE MACK has removed TO hi
New StOre-Buck & Toan's old stant
Peter KniselY, Of Bourbon, at
tempted to suicide, last Sunday, b.
taking arsenic, but L powerful dos
of emetic saved him.
Pretty tough on the boys to hau
! their engine and hose cart mile o
SO yesterday in the mud and then no
use 1t.
THE largest reduction in prices o
goods ever known in the history o
Dry Goods will be made by us this
spring. BECKER & WOLF.
Interesting meetings are being
held by the Reformed Society, in thi:
city, Rev. S. T. Hershey, of Rochester
is assisting Rev. J. B. Henry, the resi-
dent pastor.
About the hardest thing for g
young man to do, after lifting his hat
very politely to young lady and
then find she does not recognize him,
is to pretend he only did so to scratch
his head.
LADIES, the great Clothing King
will also keep Dry Goods, and when
we say, Little Mack, the Poor Mans
Friend, it signifies Low Prices, with
out humbug or deception.
Don't forget to attend the Blue
Ribbon concert at Opera House next
Tuesday evening. Admission twenty
five cents.
NEW E,fBRoIDERIEs, new Ruchings,
and Silk handkerchief, bought direct
from manufacturers can be had at
the lowest prices at
If KLoEPFER & BoFINGER.
An item is going the rounds"
that an Indiana editor was recently
robbed of 800. The idea that on ed
itor could be robbed OF that large
amount
LADIES, in few days We will show
you the largest and finest line of
Dress Goods ever before brought to
Plymouth, and at prices lower than
in 1860. BECKER g. WOLF.
The Plymouth Cornet Band was
out in full force Saturday afternoon
last, treating our citizens to several
excellent pieces of music.
Each week we receive the Re-
ligio Philosophical Journal, of Chi
cago. We like it; it is splendid-to
do mail up in.
The LARGEST Stock of Ladies,
Gents and Childrens Hosiery from
cheap Cotton Hose, to Balbrigans, Silk
Clock Hose can be found at
If KLoEPFER s. BoFINGER.
"A question that puzzled large
number Of citizens last Sunday was.
why is your umbrella dllCdys at the
other end of the route from where
you are?
PRoDUcE, OF all kinds, and Poultry
wanted, for either cash or trade at
Cleaveland & Hands. No. 9. LaPorte
street, Plymouth, Ind. 12tf
Prof. Ward, of Argos, has been
engaged as assistant Superintendent
Of the Plymouth schools, Superin-
tendent Chase having been for some
time unable to perform the duties in
full on account Of sickness.
The special discounts we get by
paying cash for our Goods will also
be given to our customers.
BECKER g. WOLF.
The Presbyterian social will be
held at the residence of Rev. Mr.. Lit
tie. on South Michigan street, this
Thursday evening. Refreshments
from q to o'clock. Everybody in
vited. tfa&
Prof. Chase contemplates an
ocean voyage soon for his health. 1t
Is to be hoped that such will result
beneficially, and that he may return to
Plymouth in perfect health and spend
many bright and prosperous years
with us in the future.
The King Clothier-Little Mack
is receiving his new spring styles in
Clothing. Buck & Toan's old stand.
II g. Thayer. OF Plymouth.
Grand Captain General X. T. of the
State, conferred the Knight Templar's
degree on l.. Hetrick and E. NJ. Chap
lin at the asylum of Warsaw Com
mandery on Wednesday evening"
Warsato Republican.
LITTLE MACK is now receiving his
new stock Of Boots and Shoes-Buck
& Toan's old stand.
We have received card, an
nouncing that the Indiana State fair
will be held at indianapolis one week,
commencing Monday, Sept. 80, rs
save up your nlckels and go.
LITTLE MACK Is now opening car
loads of New Goods for his new store
Buck g. Toan's old stand.
-@Hofner was a beggar." This ID
the only instance on record where q
tramp ever amounted to much, and
we are not sure that he did-except
in poetical way. as
THOMPSON under Becker's Grocery
Store sells the best quality of meat
cheaper than can be bought else.
where. II
"A gentleman who has resided il
this county 20 years, and who has KEEP
posted and knows whereof he speaks
tells US that he never knew but one
Republican in all that time who was
engaged in the liquor business. He