Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-04-11

for short visit among his numerous
friends and relatives.
LoNsDALE Muslins for this week,
only, at s Is cents per yard, or Il
yards for $l00, at Little Mack. OF
course.
We are in receipt OF the first mum
Der of the Fort Scott, Kansas, Herald,
"a Democratic Greenback newspa-
per-" It is edited by Mr.. d. E. Cald-
well, who, only short eight weeks
since, was editing a Republican news
paper in this county, and who, then.
was the hardest kind of hard money
man. How extremely nice it must be
to have principles so elastic that in
such a short time one can so easily
adapt them to any locality. Mr.. Cald-
well has considerable ability, but as
a Democratic editor he is "no CO."
In our opinion David has made a
wrong move-the Democrats haven't
a ghost of a chance of electing their
presidential candidate in 1880, and
some good, honest, consistent Repub-
lican will get the Fort Scott postoffice,
and Mr.. G. will again have sell out
and Ego west"
As have reduced Prints to cents
a yard, I shall reserve my rights
and r.1use to sell to any party who
1 think is buying it for some retail
store, as 1 wise to be OF benefit to
my patrons and not my opposition.
LITTLE MACK.
Newspaper advertising offers
such facilities for addressing all
classes from which customers would
be likely to be attracted that it is now
recognized by business men having
faith in their own wares as the best
of all possible salesmen-one who
never sleeps and is never weary
who goes after business early and
late-who accosts the merchant in
his store, the lawyer in his Office, the
student in his study, the mechanic in
his shop, the farmer at his pillow, the
farmers wife in her dairy, the Guilt
waited women at the family fireside =
who can be in thousand places at
once, and speak to a million people
each day, saying to each one the best
thing in the best manner.
SPLENDID French China teasets of
fifty-six pieces for $3.50, at the City
Crockery Store.
Doors and Shoes,-a big stock, and
so cheap. at Little Mack's.
This week we made a short visit
to the Pretty Lake Nurseries, situated
two and one-half miles west Of Plym-
outh, and owned and controlled by
William Holland, one of the best
practical nurserymen in the State.
-Four years ago the grounds were COW
ered with thick growth of timber;
now, not wild shrub or root remains,
and this spring tens of thousands OF
trees, and hundreds OF thousands OF
hedge plants, vines and shrubbery,
and small fruits have been taken
from those grounds and shipped to
every part OF the country. Orders
have come in so fast that Mr.. Holland
and his hands have had to work al
most night and day to fill them. II
is said that a prophet has no honor
in his own country. This is often
verified in the case of the nursery
man. Travelling agents often take
orders in this county, to be filed by
some distant nursery, claiming that
the home nurseries do not have the
varieties they are selling, and after
ward the purchaser learns that he
could have bought the same vari cites
and a great deal better stock, Of Mr.
Holland. at less than half the price
paid those travelling agents. Mr.. Hol-
lands reputation as nurserymar
extends thousand miles, hundreds
OF orders being received from Ohio
Pennsylvania, and many OF the Allan.
tic states. 1t will pay any of oul
readers to visit his grounds, even il
they do not want to buy anything
The ten thousand evergreens. the
thousands of apple, cherry, pear
peach, plum and other fruit trees, the
hundreds of thousands of grape vine:
and small fruits and shrubbery. the
system displayed in their arrange
ment and culture, all furnish lessons
from which every one can learr
something valuable.
| Ifyou select good and healthy food
for your family, you should also look
to the welfare OF your Baby. For al
troubles of early Childhood, nothing
is better than DIR, Bulls Baby Syrup
% cents a bottle.
This is to give notice that ell cit
liens troubled with a Cough or Colo
should at once procure bottle o
DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price q
cents.
No use talking,-Little Mack has
got the prices down to hard pan
His stock Of Clothing compares IA
vorably with that seen in Chicago
and fully one-half cheaper. A mic,
line OF Cutaway coats, just received
The "BOss Excursion" to Nebraska
Accommodation for so land view
ers. Free carriages to view the lands
Be sure and go on this trip. Fai