Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-01-10
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than cost. Thisis apositive fact.
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Do not curse the weather.
Now the days grow longer.
If you owe any debts, pay up.
Loan US your muller and artics.
Well, what about the gravel roads,
Grain dealers have been taking
rest recently.
The Home Guide is a book SOC
Ladies.
Don't despise a man because he
wears only one suspender.
The Home Guide given to subscri.
bers to The REPUBLICAN.
Lay away your double-barrele
shot gun.
II you swore off, on New Years
stick to it.
The cold weather has developed a
few cases of pneumonia.
Few persons have attended week
of-prayer services.
Latest foreign news-The Dutch
have taken Holland.
II you have not paid for THE Re-
PUBLICAN, do so at once.
LeGrand's Concert at the Opera
House Tuesday night.
The parternership existing be-
tween II. Hervey and Samuel
Miller yet continues.
THE REPUBLICAN has the largest
and best circulation of any paper in
Marshall county.
Gamins are resting from Sunday
school labor now that the time for
Christmas trees Is over.
1t is now ~forninst the law to
shoot or trap quails or prairie chick
ems.
The Cincinnati Times; the Year
Book; The REPUBLICAN and the Home
Guide all for 50.
Argos has moved to Plymouth, to
testify in the live pork purloinine
case.
II you want plenty Of good reading
matter call and subscribe for The
REPUBLICAN.
Some one elevate the weather
prophets on a telegraph wire and cut
them in two.
Your wife will find the Home Guide
almost indispensable in the conduct
of her household affairs.
The handsomest girl in Plymouth
can't hold a lamp to a can OF kero-
sene.
Send for a sample cory Of THE Re-
PUBLICAN. Sample copies sent free
on application.
There has not been a drunken man
seen on the streets since the advent
of cold weather.
1t is the handsomest present ever
given to newspaper subscribers--the
Home Guide, Book by 500 Ladies.
The REPUBLICAN Office is located in
Corbin's block, corner LaPorte and
Michigan streets; main entrance on
LaPorte street.
ASligo lady received copy Of the
Home Guide and says she would moi
do without 1t. 1t is a great help &c
her.
Prof. Tice prognosticated thai
Tuesday would be the coolest day In
many centuries, but he missed 1t by
about 20 degrees.
II you did not get your corr
husked, don't blame 1t on the wealth
which was good enough to please
Saint
Six teams OF Murphyites Of this
city intend going to Argos on Wed.
nesday, the 10th inst, and will un.
Joubtedly have a fine time.
tbs hoped that homogeneous phi
lanthropist, will establish home for
bankrupt printers,-in some sunny
cline on the banks Of Tranquil
stream.
The Eastern Star Sociable will take
place tomorrow evening at the resi-
dence Of J. A. Palmer on Center street
The z. 8. people and all their friend.
will meet cordial welcome.
Mrs. Clara o. Smith has gone Il
Fl. Wayne, to remain until she re
covers her health. She was able Il
make the trip very comfortably OF
last Saturday.
The Treasurer's regalia OF the ODD
Fellows lodge In this city Is missing
and the person having it Is requested
to return 1t to the Lodge room i'm
mediately.
The fellow who left his hors
hitched to a rack on Michigan stree
Sunday night while he courted hi
girl until three o'clock In the morn
Ing deserves to be shot.
Installation Of officers In Plymouth
Encampment number lib on mex
Monday evening. We believe tina