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Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17
MURPHY NOTES.
BY A xURruYIrE.

just see 'em come.
"Swing low sweet chariot.
Cold water is the drink for thee.
Bad language and practices disdain,
discard the bowl, which is also vain.
Look out for the great Murphy
train Saturday night. Procure your
tickets [by signing the pledge.l
The Murphy organization is in.
creasing with such rapidity, that they
think some OF renting the Opera
House.
The Plymouth N. G. T. U. meets
every Tuesday and Saturday night
at 7 p. m, and Sundays at p. m.,
at the blue ribbon hall. All are in
vited.
Coculus Indicus, virulent poison,
Is largely imported into this country,
yet it is not known to be used in any
manufacture except that OF lager
beer.
An item for Murphyites: The col
lections by the Revenue department
on distilled spirits IN Indiana during
the year 1877 were s5.259, 400; the
total collections on all articles being
s5,O32,737.
The temperance organization is at
tanning immense strength and pro-
portions. Over one hundred signers
to the pledge have been recorded on
the Murphy enrolment, since the adj
vent Of this youthful year.
The Murphyites of this city con-
template placing O thrilling and at
tractive temperance drama on the
stage. probably next month. The
society contains some excellent talent
AMI will no doubt make a rich success
OF it.
The motley throng OF rude and yul-
gar roughs who congregate In the
rear OF the temperance hall Saturday
nights and create continual disturb
ance, mingled with the detestable
fumes Of tobacco, should be treated
to bath in soap factory, or made
the subjects OF funeral.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17
For sale by all Druggists.

~Lawson's Curative" is a scientific
and invaluable cure for the worst of
all diseases, Dyspepsia. in all its
forms, not taking. like most prepera-
ions,. along time to cure, but the frat
dose gives relief, and, in few days
the patient IS completely cured. The
dose is small, not unpleasant, and
WILL certainly do no harm. 1t allays
Inflammation of the throat and Stom-
ach.
Sold by all dealers In medicine at
s1.00 per bottle. l.. Tanner Agent,
Plymouth. - -l
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17

DR.. r. V. Pierce, the graat "medi-
cine man" of Buffalo, is running for
the office of Senator from that city.
He seems to be the most popular man
on the track. and we'll he may be, for
his name is familiar in every house
hold in the land. and people will vote
for him regardless of his politics.
Wilkesbar Neaos.
Correct, as the Ne,os always is.
The Doctor was elected by about g.
900 majority.-Bi1faIo NeiUs. 8
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17
ARGOS.

The wolf chase is the excitement
OF the day. falI .ri
The saloon on Walnut street has
changed hands.
Rev. Sweet has been delivering a
series of lectures at the Advent
church. ai
Samuel Helsel's wife has been
sick with typhoid fever for a few
weeks past.
One OF Pinkerton's detectives
has been stopping at Argos for few
days.
Some of our boys seem to think
that 80 cents is most too much for a
dish OF oysters.
We counted six novels being
read in the A. grade or the public
schools on last Monday. Is that
what the public money is used for?
Things presented rather cloudy
aspect one morning last week, but
before evening everything on our
streets was as calm and peaceful as
one could wish for. ts 81
Rev Clifford is holding a pro-
tracted effort at the Wolf Greek
church. We have not heard as TO
the success OF the meeting.
-If"A. G. Krett" thinks he can do
up the job better than we can, and
will come and tell us his name, we
will willingly give up our pencil and
claim as itemizer for this place.
Mr.. Swanback disposed OF his
personal property OH last Saturday
at public auction. He intends
moving TO his farm near Lincoln,
Neb.
Since ii has been seen that the
people of Argos are not to bulldozed
any longer there is not so much
stealing and deviltry going on in our
village.
The Sunday evening temperance
meeting is attended very poorly, but
still this is no sign that the blue rib
bon society Of this place is failure.
There are about 900 hogs yet in
the vicinity of Argos, but still the
farmers hold on to them in hopes OF
a much better market than at pres
ent.
The question: Resolved that
Columbus should receive more honor
from the American people for discov-
erine America, than Washington for
defending il, will be discussed at the
Literary on next Friday evening.
On last Sabbath one of our
young men eat too much silver
worst and he showed the effects OF
it at the Advent church in the eve
ming. One of the saloon keepers
was arrested the next day for selling
him the "liver worst"
We understand that Rev. Nc
Kee will be with the people of Argos
about the 9th of this month for the
purpose OF holding a series OF meet
ipgs here. May we not be disap-
pointed, as much good can be done
in Argos now, il it is handled In the
right manner.
TopsY.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17

Chill Curel-Safe and Sure.-Dr.
Wilhoft's Tonic is curative protective.
1t will cure Chills and protect from
further attacks. Its reputation is es-
tablished. Its composition is simple
and scientific. Itcontains nopoison. 1t
acts promptly and its effects are per-
manent. 1t is cheap, because it saves
doctors bills. 1t Is harmless, speedy
in action and delightful In its effects.
Try it and prove all that's said. G..
r. Finlay & Co., Proprietors, New
Orleans.
For sale by all Druggists. 1850
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17
PERSONAL MENTION.

hlTS. ID. y. OOuJnWOTIn, Is ru5IlcdI-(
ing in Valparaiso.
F.M Hulverson, of Chicago, was in
tho city over Sunday.
Mrs. Mike Hasslanger is lying very
low with typhoid pneumonia.
Prof. G.. o. Work il the author OF a
recent fine musical composition.
Samuel Miller has a fine piano
from the music rooms of c. Whitmore
Sheriff Munson, of TT. Wayne, was
in the city one day last week
A human event occurred at the res
idence of George Nagle Tuesday
night. Girl.
Mr. Fields and wife were at Peru
last week to attend the funeral of a
sister.
"Buttenbender, come down to din
ner to-day, going to have two
wosters."
Jim Miller has been on the sick
list and claims to have interviewed
tth man on the pale horse.
Charley Buttenbender, the comedi-
an, is the most pleasant and affable
young man in tn state.
1t is time for something to be done
to Mrs, CLANCY. She has now had a
rest for two weeks.
Mrs. George McCrum, of Bourbon,
stopped over in this city on Saturday
on her way home from Noblesville,
Ind.
Jas. Easton spent a few days in
South Bend last week, procuring a
stock OF the famous Studebaker
wagons and carriages.
Mrs. Haines who didn't get the
silver pitcher at the Plymouth
Catholic fair, had better luck at
Warsaw, and drew a handsome gold
watch.
J. B. Pratt of the Logansport Jour
nal favored THE REPUBLICAN with a
call Tuesday. He reports Journalism |
in most healthy condition in Lo-
gansport.
LeGrand and E. @. Charles were a |
whole show In themselves and il they |
had responded every time to their
encores they would be playing and |
singing yet.
Wash Kelley is now tuning his |
melodious voice in praise of Adams
Chilled Plows. He claims to have
been a farmer and that he knows all |
about plows; and Washington will |
not tell a lie.
Harry, Groves a native hoosier, |
and for many years resident OF this |
county, now living near Firth, Ne
braska, arrived in this city last Mon
day, and will spend few weeks with
relatives in Walnut township.
Mr.. E. Marer, OF Logansport, while
searching for the express Office in
this city, on last Friday night, walked
off of a platform on the corner OF
Wheeer's block, falling about twelve
feet considerably stunning him and
bruising his right arm and leg, for
tunately breaking no bones.
May Lackey writes from Argos
asking US to stop THE REPUBLICAN.
Can't do it May,-no on your ac-
count at least, for your name is not |
on our books and never has been.
besides ifit was you would then know
just how good paper it is, and you
would part with your new winter hat
rather than do without ii.
Mr.. Geo. Southall, an intelligent |
farmer from Bourbon township called |
and renewed his subscription to THE
REPUBLICAN last Monday. Mr.. S.
reports that farmers have had con-
siderable difficulty to get rid OF their
hogs at good prices. There seems to |
be combination between the pack
ers and dealers with the view OF max.
ing back what they lost last year. A |
few farmers in his vicinity are COM
bining with him to ship their hogs to
Chicago where they hope to obtain
good prices.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17
A Card.

LO ltCCs L. v 1sCCGs
DEAR SIR-As the subject Of eternal
punishment Is one that is now prom.-
nently before the people exciting
their interested inquiry, we, the un-
dersigned citizens OF Plymouth, are
desirous OF hearing your views upon
the subject and would respectfully
request that you favor us with them
in public at early date and at gen
orally convenient place to be desig-
mated by you. Plymouth, Ind, Jan.
IA, 1878. Sigmund Mayer, @. @. Buck.
w. NJ. Kendall, Jno. s. Bender, M. II.
Burns, H. Hulverson, s. l.. McKelvy,
r. McCance, ID. A. Snyder, II. b.
Reeves, John w. Palmer. W. w.
Hill, r. A. Chase, Syl Beals, Jerry
Blain, J. Westeryelt, l.. Tanner,
J. M. Jennings. and several others.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17
Walnut. Ind, Jan. 9Th. ISIS.

l will remain with you a while
longer to give you all a chance TO
save money. have large stock Of
Clothing. Boots and Shoes which 1
will sell at cost; some goods at less
than cost. Come and look at my
goods and see for yourself.
LITTLE MACK.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17

A word to the wise. II you are
troubled with cough or cold, pro-
cure bottle Of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup at once. It's use may save you
from severe sickness. Yonr druggist
keeps it. Price 25 cents.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17

DR.. Harter's Liver Pills have been
used by the public for many years,
and never has an instance come to
our knowledge Of their failing to re-
lieve or restore to health the suffer-
ing sick when they have been thor
oughly and faithfully used.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17

Ask your Druggist or Dealer for a
copy of DR.. Harter's Dutch English
Almanac for 1878. It is free to all, is
full of valuable and important infor-
nation, and should be in the hands
of every one.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17

Large sales indicate the merits Of
all good articles. Druggists sell
more OF DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup than
OF all other remedies for the cure Of
Baby Disorders. % cents bottle.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17
At Last, Glorious News,

G. whitmore will now sell beautiful
Pianos, II octave, Rosewood case.
Front Round Corners, Agraffe treble,
full Iron frame, Carved legs, for 5000:
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17

Garrett, DeKalb county, has form.
ed a mutual building and loan associ.
alton. The capital stock is 100000
consisting OF 1000 shares. Wome1
may become members Of this associ.
alton. ~
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17
1-IO-tf

DIR. Hall the great Catarrh special
ist will again visit their city on the
18th OF February as he has met with
remarkable success and a very large
practice in our city. q.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17

THE REPUBLICAN Job printing Office
is the best appointed Of any Office in
Northern Indiana. We do any style
OF work the best and cheapest. i
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17

DIR. Hall the great Catarrh Special
ist will be at Plymouth at the Parker
House, on Thursday, Feb. 17th, 1878.
Consultation free.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17

Mueller and Pete are tho boss bar
hers Of this city. They do the best
CT work, are always on hands, and al
ways polite and accommodating.
10-11-tf
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17

QUERY: why will men smoke
common tobacco, when they can buy
Marburg Bros. Seal of North Carroll
saG,' at the same price?" 12- 1y2S-
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17
DIR. q. M. Poyueer.

or Ft. Wayne will be ut the Ross
House, in Plymouth, on the odd, OF
each month. Consultation free.
10 OF On,
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17

For splendid flve-cent cigar get
the Arion of Hupp. They are equal
to the usual 10 canters- 1924
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17
Guard Against Small Pox.

Drs. Sherman & Jennings are pre-
pared 10 vaecinate all who may de-
sire it. Virus warranted pure, APP
ply at their Office. 1-3-4
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17
KLGPFER & BOFINGER.

How is your bad cold?
Mind your own business.
Front gates are having rest
Very little sickness in this city.
Stick to your good resolutions.
The freeze is hard on the wheat.
Real estate Is dull but prices remain
stiff.
There is a demand for another
baby show.
The weather GROWERS are abroad
in the land.
Be careful OF your defective fiues
and ash buckets.
Everybody seems to be satisfied
with the weather.
Harry Reeves. of the Ross House
Is the boss landlord.
Our Office towel got accidently ex-
changed for a dish-towel.
Get the Home Guide by taking
The REPUBLICAN.
There are many idle men in the
city and many lazy ones.
Send The REPUBLICAN to your alb
sent friend.
THE REPUBLICAN fayors the dollars
of our daddies-$2, year in advance.
Green apples have about disap-
peared from the grocery and provis-
ion stores.
That young messenger" knows as
much about journalism as cat does
of philosophy.
The tall man is thankful for being
tall when he is on the outside Of q
crowd at dog fight.
Farmers find that hogs do not i'm
prove much this weather, and con-
cede they are losing money to hold
on TO them
Oh, crystal snow, why dos't thou
linger so? for We q sleigh riding
wans to go, behind feet steeds, and
the roads fly so merrily DER.
Two city sports with eagles eyes
went foraging last Friday. Result at
nightfall, one chip munk, one jay
bird, and the sight OF rabbits tail.
There was an immense grain trade
In Plymouth last week, and SO far
this week trade has been good. with
prices at stand still.
The Bourbon Mirror announces
that the thermom eter marked IA de-
grees below zero, In the recent cold
snap.
The Bourbon and Pierceton Pres
byterians ~jcined in" and gave a
donation party to Rev. F. NJ. Elliot
one night last week. 1t was a most
enjoyable occasion.
A Plymouth j. P. imbibed too
much intoxicating beverage in a
Michigan street sample room one day
last week, breaking a considerable
amount Of bottles. etc.
Ten OF PIymouth's pretty young
maidens have organized secret So
siety entitled the &C. O. c." Our
MN. reporter says IL is defined: "the
cabbage, crout and cucumber's."
William Foltz, defendant In the
Argos hog stealing scrape, has been
acquitted by the jury, after a weeks
trial. 1t would really seem that the
young man was the victim of mis-
taken prosecution. all Of which was
no doubt brought about by the gen.
eral dislike Of the community to him.
He ought to so conduct himself that
he will be sboye suspicion.
We have received the following
communication which Is given in full
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17
Reply.

To Messrs. S. Mayer, G. c. Buck, ".
M. Kendali, John s. Bender and
others:
Gentlemen: Your kind favor re-
questing the privilege OF hearing
my views on Future Punishment, and
requesting me to name a time and
place, when they may be expressed,
Is received. 1t will give me great
pleasure to comply with your re-
quest. / suggest next Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock, as the time, and
the Centennial Opera House, as the
place most convenient for the public.
Very Respectfully,
II. V. REED.
Plymouth, Ind, Jan. 16, 1878.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17

A. B. Coffy, on the corner Of
Michigan and Jefferson Sts., has
just received from the city, and has
now on hand the fullest and freshest
stock of Muslins ever before shown
here and at prices no other merchant
ever drednapt of.
Also a large assortment Of choice
Prints at 5 to cents, Notions, Cling
hams. Flannels, Ribbons, Kids, Table
oil-clotes, and Linen Collars and
Cuffs, Flannel Waterproof and every
thing you can call for In Dry
Goods and Notion Store. His stock
was never fuller, and all is fresh.
Before buying it will pay you to in
spect his goods. Remember the
place. at Pays"
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17

Hupp has just received 10000 of
those splendid Arioa cigars, which
are the smokers delight.
1oo7A
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17
ToPsY.

Little Mack is still in Plymouth
selling Clothing, Boots & Shoes.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17
CITY BREvITIEs.

II any lady wants to buy a sett of Mink
or other Furs we win sell them now for less
than cost. Thisis = positive fact.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17

Money is well spent In subscribing
for the REPUBLICAN.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-17

A new line OF Prints just opened al
the cheap store of
KLoEPFER & BoFINGER.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-05-16
Public Notice.

1, John Hannas, being a blacksmith by trade,
had often felt the want of some means whereby
work it at better advantage. This induced
me to make many experiments with different
substances which offered the best prospects of
success. 1t was on one of these occasions that
l discovered the wonderful effects of Electro
Silicon upon the Human System.
had defect in three of my fingers, which
were bent or shut up in my hand in such n
manner by the contraction of the cords, that
they We're very troublesome to me in my daily
avOcation. L could not handle my tools as
wished, and often thought that would have
my fingers cut off to get them out of the way.
l had used everything that offered any hope of
relief, but all to no effect. Well, say, was
working with Electro Silicon at the forge, and
of course could not prevent its coming in con-
tact with my hands,
took no notice OF the effect it bad produced
until one day wishing 10 use a heavy hammer
| grasped it with my crooked hand, and much
to my surprise found my crooked fingers
straighten out, and had as much use of them
as ever. 1 could hardly believe my eyes. 1
showed my hand to my wife and family, and
had n neighbor living about mile from my
shop who had lame knee, caused by the cords
bottle of Electro Silicon Liniment, and told
him to use it thoroughly. He did so, and at the
his cane and walk to my shop apparently as
well as ever. 1t had worked as it did in my
caSe-prOducing n perfect cure. i gave ii to
others of my neghbors and friends (for miles
around) who We're suffering from swelled limbs,
rheumatism, neuralgia, stiff Joints, burns, etc,
all OF which it cured without any trouble.
Finding that the Electro Silicon Liniment
would penetrate the skin of man further than
any other substance, it occurred to me that 1t
must be good for the horse, and it has proved
itself one of the very best applications in all
external diseases occurring in that noble ami
NAL.
Prepared by the Electro Silicon Liniment
Company, Office 50 Cedar street, New York
Sold by all Druggists. Price % cents per bot
tie.
Farrand, Williams & Co., Agents, Detroit,
Mich.
j. S. Burdsall d Co, and r. Macready d Co..
Agents, Cincinnati, Ohio.
n IN MT lTsafpp "
Fuller IL Fuller, Agents, Chicago, Ill.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-05-16
Marriages in Jackson County-1867

Baldwin P. McNamee and Sarah A
Reed, Jan. 1st, by J. Edward Jones, j. P
Alfred Glassburn and Sarah A Jackson
Jan. I'd, by Elijah Beatty, Min.
William Mcdonnell and Emily J. Allen
Jan. 1st, by Joseph j. Spriggs, Min
Harvey Zin and Nancy NJ. Dowdy, Jan
1st, by D. w. Winfough, j. P.
Charles Barbee and Caroline s. Curry
Jan. 1st, by D. W. Winfough, j. P.
John Hildenbrand and Ellen A. Elliott
Jan 4th, by Daniel Tracy, Min.
William 0. Evans and Magdalne Lloyd
Jan. 9th, (Name of officer omitted.)
Charles W. Schellenger and Sarah Fl.
Alexander, Jan. 10th, by L. A. Atkinson,
Min.
Daniel Mccain and Elizabeth II. Leon
ard, Jan. 10th, by Joseph J. Spriggs, Min.
William c. Barnhill and Elizabeth
Jane Patterson, Jan. 10th, by Allen Nc
Ghee, ]. P.
James Plummer, and Sarah A RUSSELL
Jan. 18th, by B. Tresenrider, Min.
William Smith and Sarah c.. Cosby,
JAN 22d, by Samuel Fouty, j. P.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-05-16

About two o'clock on last Thursday
night we heard the fire bell, and saw
bright light near the Valley House. Very
soon the fire engine was at the Gibson
House cistern, and in operation. Tie
building on fire was the residence OF
Charles Carpenter, one story frame
building, across Portsmouth Street from
the Valley House. The fire was too
much advanced when discovered to leave
any hope of saving the building, but most
of the household goods and furniture
were got out. The night was still, and
the adjoining buildings were easily saved.
The origin of this fire is another of
the mysteries. 1t was first discovered in
a corner of the building, no where near
the stove. Our theory in all such cases
is matches and mice.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-05-16
The Tidy Housewife.

The careful tidy housewife, when she is
giving her house. its spring cleaning,
should bear in mind that the dear in
mates of her house are more precious
than houses, and that their systems need
cleansing by purifying the blood, regulat-
ing the stomach and bowels to prevent
and cure the diseases arising from spring
malaria and miasma, and she should
know that there is nothing that will do
it SO perfectly and surely as Hop Bitters.
the purest and best of all medicines. See
other column.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1878-05-16
The Greatest Show of the Period Com
ing to Jackson.

On Friday, 18th inst, we are to have
Campbelps Great New York and Phila
delphia Geological and Equestrian Insti
tute, concerning which we append the
following, from among many favorable
notices, selected from the Richmond Des
patch of April 18th:
"Campbells circus and menagerie have
been established on Council Chamber
Hill, and the proprietor proposes to give
afternoon and evening performances each
day during this week.
The menagerie is we'll worth seeing
In it are two elephants-one Queen En-
may very large; three camels, blesbok,
spotted deer, zebra, Thibet yak, sea-cow
or cape buffalo, North American bison.
Peruvian llama, bears, pair lions, royal
Bengal tiger, panthers, kangaroos, gnu,
hyenas, Abyssnian wart hog, leopard,
wolves, &C., &c. These animals were win
tered at the Fair Grounds and their ap
pearance is proof of good treatment.
the midst of the dens, and the notes from
number of automatic bellringers ming
lie with the splash.
Old folks generally say, 81 don't care
anything for the circus, but like to take
the children to see the animals" To
such a most favorable opportunity is now
offered. Ample time is given before the
opening of the circus performance for
critical inspection Of the animals
The ring performance is an interesting
one. and will improve day by day, no
doubt. The horses have to get used to
their new riders. Men and animals alike
will be improved by the fabrication of
their joints which steady practice will
give. The costumes and caparisons are
new and snowy. The programme for
each exhibition includes equestrian feats,
trapeze and slackrope performances,
ground and lofty tumbling (firstrate),
with revolving globes, and
many new and original features. The
Lee family are prominent in nearly every
part Miss Rosa Lee a girl of about fif
teen, is very pretty, and excels in riding
and acrobatic feats. There is a lady who
rides bare back horse over hurdles who
is first rate performer.
The two clowns are reasonably amusing. !
Wit and humor, like everything else that
is done well, requires study and practice, |
and we may conclude that the clowns, as
they become more lilly identified with |
heir surroundings. will satisfy all con-
'iderate persons.
The great elephant Queen Emma is well
rained and presents one of the greatest
attractions Of the ring. She has had the
equation of being bad-tempered, but
las shown none Of it in public here.
The brass band is an unusually big one
ON oipoY,c y