Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-03-07
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"A new fence is soon to be erected
around the High school building.
The regular meeting of the Good
Templars is on Friday evening.
Mrs. J. c. Gallagher has returned
from a lengthy visit in Ohio.
LIME, Coal. Cement, Land-plaster.
and agricultural implements of all
kinds, sold by CLEAvELAND s. HANDS.
The March term of Circuit Court
commenced Tuesday morning, Judge
Keith presiding.
Buck s. Toan's old stand will be
ready for Little Mack about March
18th.
Mrs. A. T. Stewart owns a dia-
mond valued at $4,000. If we only
owned that diamond, we'd-sell it.
Sunday school lesson for Sunday,
March 10: "Hezekiah's Good Reign"
Chron. xxx. Ill.
New sidewalks have been built
leading to the High School building
an Improvement much needed.
PRODUCE, of all kinds, and Poultry
wanted, for either cash or trade at
Cleaveland & Hands. No. o. LaPorte
street, Plymouth, Ind. 12tf
Mrs. Charles Hayward, mentioned
in our account OF the Bourbon trag-
edy last week as being fatally injured.
Is slowly recovering.
Wait for Bargains in Dry Goods
Clothing, Boots and Shoes until Lit
tie Mack is In his new quarters.
Buck & Toan's old Stand.
Mrs. H. Speyer left for Newark.
N. j., on last Friday, to visit her sick
son.
We were obliged to leave out
some of our correspondence last
week. 1t appears on our outside,
this issue.
Wait for the opening OF Little
Mack at his New Stand, Buck &
Toan's Old Stand.
Krout. Plymouth and Argos. sells
more furniture and cheaper than
any one else. People like it.
John F. Langenbaugh, jr., Is
slashing around town this week, Wis.,
iting friends, and having a good time
generally.
NEW EMBRoIDERIEs, new Ruchings
Silk Handkerchief, bought direct
from manufacturers can be had al
the lowest prices at
| IL KLoEPFER & BoFINGER.
The March number Of the Ameri-
can Agriculturdlis lies on our table,
and is as usual brim full OF intelli-
| gence for the farmer.
Won't some philanthropical fell
low invent something new to tell the
tramp that comes to our door? The
smallpox dodge is getting old.
Try the Green Gage Plums, canned
Blackberries, Raspberries put up in
syrup, Tomatoes, Peaches and Greer
Corn. Just received at the Bakery
on Laporte street.
There is one time when every
man will acknowledge he made a mis-
take; that is, when he puts the ligh.
end of cigar in his mouth.
Get one box of Excelsior Lye To-
house cleaning-saves half the labo
lis something new, and should b'
used by every house cleaner in tn
land For sale by Leonard & Wilt
fong, Laporte street.
-"They all do It," is the title o
recent book by the Danbury Netc
man. Mr.. Bailey doesn't mean tina
all men who subscribe for a newspa
per pay in advance-he knows bette
than that.
Rev. Fl. V. Reed leaves Plymouth
this week for Chicago. where he vii
in future reside. Mr.. Reed has
large number of friends in this cit
who are very sorry to see him go.
GROCERIES of all kinds, best qualit
AID loaoest price kept by,
12tf CLEAvELAND & HANDS.
Anthony Molter and Mathia
Miller, Of Wyandott county, Ohio
bought through S. l.. McKelvy G. CO
24O acres OF land of Gen. Gleason
and the J. G. McKelvy farm. all in on
day last week.
There are half score OF Demo
, Gratis who want the nomination 70
Sheriff, but it looks now like V.
Troyer. of West township, has the in
side track.
Don't forget to call at the Baker
on LaPorte street the first time 20
come to town, and price their gro
ceries. How can the boys sell s
cheap these hard times?
When you want a nice, clea
|. shave, or good haircut. go to job
Mueller's shaving saloon on Michiga
street. Clean towels and sharp razor
a specially there.
The Marshal deserves gres
credit for keeping the crossings in
! respectable condition, so you needn
be afraid of being drowned Will
crossing them.
Poor Mans Friend, yes, and Littl
Mack is going to give the Ladies
chance for he will also keep a bi
Stock OF Dry Goods when he gel
!. into his new room, Buck and Toan
: old stand.