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The Morning herald., 1878-11-13
TIE STEWART OUTRAGE.
TIE POLICE sEcrRE THE coNVEfAhci
WHICH WAS USED.

TIVE POLICE sEcrRE THE CONVEYANCE
WHICH WAS USED.
One matter that may have serious oear
ing on the Stewart case, so far - the grs's
robbers are concerned, If the police are MOI
successful, was made public yesterday on
the authority of high Official. 1t was to
the eject that Mrs. Stewart is In very
low condition IN consequence Of the shock
she received on learning the news, she being
over 20 wears of age, and having Just risen
from bed of sickness.
Should she die, the probabilities are tnat
Judge Hilton will Immediately witndras
hia offered reward, and refuse TO entertain
apy propositions for the returns OF the ooGy
except in connection with the arrest snd
conviction Of the perpetrators. Judge I'LL
ton refused last evening to confirm or deny
either of these statements. II they are cor
rect the robbrrs will, in the event mentioned
have their trouble for their pains.
Inspector Nurry gave out one piece OF
important information yesterday. de SAID
that he had got the conveyance used oy the
thieves "down fine" The horse wass roam,
and the wagon one of the patterns used BY
yenders of condensed milk. Mr.. Sschse, .
Broadway shirt manufacturer, Who resides
at No. 179 Second avenue, gave the police
another interesting bit of news yesterday.
he says that he spent Wednesday evening
IN the house of the Arion Club, of which he
il member, In St Marks place.
He passed the cemetery on his way home
about 12 80 A. NJ and saw two me1 stand
Jag upon the pOrticoOf st. Marks church
inside the railing. He supposed that they
were connected with the church and paid
no particular attention to them. Owing to
the darkness he cannot give more than .
euersl description of their appearance, and
does not think he would be able TO identity
them.
Mr.. Hamilton, the sexton, expresses his
admiration at the skillful manner ia which
the job was done. He said that the robbers
must have had practicsd resurrectionist
with them, and his opinion was that deo>
dorizipg masks must have been used, as he
did not believe that any man could hsve
handled such a body without some such
protection ----a- -
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TOO DRUNK TO DRIVE.

Yestsrdny morning young negro giving
bis name as Ross Parker came into the DO.
lice station and asked that warrant be
issued for woman by the name OF Annie
hambeton, whom he appeared to think had
tsken s6 from him. Owing to the fact that
tne man was very drunk q warrant was re-
Inseo. About two hours after this, Officer
Sharpe observed the man driving about the
streets In an a!mless way. As be was too
drunk to manage the horse he was taken 10.
TO custody, and at the hearing last evening
before bis Honor Mayor Almond. and wss
fined 30 cents and costs.
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TELECRAMs.
AouEBEc SENSATION.

THE ACTING GOVERNOR GENERAL OF CAN
ADA STOPS 4 DANCE SRcAusE OF Al
LreEp rNDEcoRrM AND oFrsSDs 4
NunpIH or GUESTS.
Adespatch from Quebec, November IL,
says
Fashionable society In this city 10 con-
s.derably scandallzsd over an incident
which occurred night or two ago at the
Governor Generals residence atthe Citadel.
His Excellsncy Sir Patrick McDougall, the
incumbent of the vice regal chair until the
arrival Of the Marquis Of Lorne, gave an
Official dinner followed BY dance, to which
number of leading ladies and gentlemen
of the best Quebec society were invited.
During the progress of waltz four or five
,uples, including some OF the bellies
of the place, entsDGled themselves
in the agreeable mazes Of the Boston
reverse, which, as danced in this
dominion, does not always present the ap-
pearance Of strictly high-tonsd perform
anee. The General, who, Notwithstanding
the escapades told of his younger days,
always wears the air Of stern discipline and
strict morality, ut once Instructed bis AID
de.canp TO request the couples already re-
Ierred to to change the programme. NO
sooner was the order given than all the
parties concerned repaired to the cloak
room and dressed and disappeared. The
matter creates quite sensation among the
MINER ten
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80 THOSE Wa NTING CLOTHES

30 THOSE Wa NTING CLOTHES.
Quinn and Adam both learned the same
trade; but Qainn could beat Adam at tai.
loring, and give him odds every time. II
any one doubts this, call upon him. We
mean VIM. H, QUINN,
THE MERCHANT TAILOR;
No. l.22 Market street.
You will there find a choice and we'll
selected stock Of all kinds of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Which by the artistic employees of Quinn
the Tailor, will be fashioned into garments
sure to improve the appearance, and pro.
mote the conf TT OF the wearfr.
Prices to suit the enforced ecopomv of
he times, is the the rule with
VIM. Fl. QUINN,
..-...m MERCHANT TAILOR.
No. 122 Market Street.
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MEDICAL.

Byits great and thorough blood.pnrifying prups.
ties, DR.. Pierces Golden Medical Discovery cures
all Humors, nom the worst serofulA 10 Common
Bloteh,. Pimple, or Eruption. Mercurial discs
Mineral Poisons, and their effects, are eradcaiea
and vigorous health and sound constitution eslae'
lished. ErysiDelas, salt-Fheum, Fever bore1 seas
or Rough Slim in short, all diseases caused by ma
blood, are conquered by this powerful, purifying sla
inyigorlting medicine. .
Especially has II manifested its potency IL "a
Tettcr, Rose Rash, Boils, CaFbunelcs sore ~
serofulous Sores and SwelllneA, White sHsas y
Goitre or Thick Neck, and Enlarged Gland ,,v
II you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have ealos "
eoler Of skin Or yeowis.brown spots 9a ,6!s fass %
body, frequent headache or dizziness BAD lase ~,
mouth, internal heat or chills alternated win n
fnshes low spirits and gloomy sqaM
appetite, and tongue coated, you are suferlne nOJ
Torpid LIVER. or Bilieusness.n In many case; y
experienced. As remedy for al such c.seS Sas "
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has no eQusa
IL effects perfect and radical cures. .n.
In the cure Of Bronehitis, severe Cough. and w w
early stages Of Consumption, 1t has astonleG W.
medical faculty, and eminent physicians proh%IHhss
1t the greatest medical discovery Of the age M
1t cures the seyerest Coughs It strengthens
and purines the blood. Bold by druggists r,.r
Ry PIERCE, N. p, PropT, Worlds DSpen'3'
and lnyalids' Hotel Buffalo, n. Y.
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ORDINANCES.

AN ORDINANCE TO FURTHEl
"A AMEND AN ORDINANCES ENTI
TIED AN ORDINANCE TO REGULA1
THE TINE AND MANNER OF THE
PAYMENT OF BILLS AGAINST THt
Be it ordained by the CITY Council O.
section /, Thst th4 o,dInance entitled
"An ordinance TO regulate the tine and
manner of the payment OF bills against
the City" passed January 22s 1874, as
amended august s, 1876. end september
6, 1875, be and the s.me o hereby further
amended by adding therefor the following
Section 2. The city Council n ay by
unanimous consent direct that all bills 80
reported as correct by the Committees ana
the City Auditor, shall be read In their or
der, and the County may, upon q single
motion by member, direct the drawing
of orders in favor OF the persons presents
ing said bills. All bills which hall be OBJ
Jectsd to during the reading, shall be
acted upon separately.
section !. All ordinances or parts Of
ordinances inconsistent with this ordi
nance be and the same are hereby repealed.
Passed at the City Hall. Oct. Slst, 1878,
NJ. L. LICHTEEsTEIN,
President OF City Council.
Attest-Edmund B. Frazer, Clerk. II
hoNo ~ z. '..
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SOCIETIES..

nsfINss THIS (wEDNEsDAY) EvIEIHs
Hope Lodge, No. 81, l. o. o. r., at Odd
Fellows Hall.
Morning Star Division, Ne. 3, 8. of T.,
Ia the McClary Building.
Olive Branch Social Degree Temple, OF
True Templar's at NcClsry's Building.
Delaware Council, No. Q, o. U. A. NJ, ct
Mechanics Hall, 219 King street.
Harmony Lodge, No. s, A. o, of @. r,
of Clary's Building. .
Champion Lodge, No. 9, K. Of p, at K.
P. Hall, Gil Market street.
Oriental Lodge, No.13, K. Of P, Jr. o.
q. A. NJ Hall, 511 Market street.
Cherokee Tribe, No, 4, l. o. R. N. ct
haris Building, 9Th and shinlev streets.
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THE RUSSIANS ADVANCING TO INDIA

VIENNA, Nov. 12.-The Pesther Lloyd
states that the expedition of Genersl
Lamokine, from the eastern shore Of the
Caspian Sea in the direction of Mern, in
Turkestan, by constant fighting has forced
its way 10 the upper Attrek Valley.
The same journal also states that Rus
sian corps 5000 strong stands on the road
to Backh and Herst Great political import
anee 10 attached to this event.
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THE SHIP CANAL PROJECT.

The Chestertown Transcript says
Six different routes have been proposed
for this desirable work, and one or more
surveys have already been made. One en-
gineeriDg party is now engaged in running
route from Queenstown to Lewes, and An
other lie surveying from the Mis- pillion to
Wye river, w
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BEFORE ESQUIRE. BRADY.

W. "a. Foulk, not the late Clerk of
Council, was arratgDed before Esquire
Brady, yesterday morning, charged with
disorderly conduct. The charge was prefer.
red BY bis brother-in-law, J. Washington
Cook. This case was dismissed.
He was also charged with threatening to
shoot his brother.in-law, for which he was
found guilty and held In the sum Of 500 to
keep the peace. - ~ 80
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DEATHS AND BURIALs.

The mortality in the city for the fore part
OF this week 10 unusual and surprising.
Since Monday morning the Registrar Of
Deaths and Bu'ials has issued 10 burial
permits, wt,cn ls the usual number he
issues IN week, .-r'r,."',.a1.-r- :,
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MIsNroUA SPRINGS HOTEL BURNED

CANTON, Nov. 12.-About 2 O'Clock this
morning FIRE was discovered in the east
wing Of the Minnequs Springs Hotel, and
before 1t could be extinguished the entire
structure was destroyed. From the fact
that no fire has been kept In that wing 1t is,
supposed to have been incendiary in its
origin. Nothing was saved, the inmates
barely Gaping with their lives. The loss
is estimated at &75. 900; insured for $5O, 600.
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MONDAY NIGHTS FIRE.

The building burned or Monday night was
owned BY David Lemon, Esq, and used ey
him as barn. The total loss with probably
be about $75, part of which 10 covered by
insurance.
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.

This evsniue al 7.S0 O'Clock, the Board o.
Curators of the Odd Fellows Hall Company
VIII hold meeting in reference to some
contemplated improvemements of their
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By virtue of writ of Levari FacIas to me
directed, will be exposed 10 Public sale at
the Hotel Of William u. Ford, at KirR wood,
In Pencader Hundred, New astle county
Del. ON
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The Board of Education will hold a
special business meeting Tomorrow Thurs
dsy) evening.
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SHERIFFS SALES
IHERLFF'S SALE,

SHERFF's SALE,
By virtue Of q writ of fIevari Facias to me
directed. will be exposed 70 Public ale,
att Hotel Of VIM. B. Ford, at Kirkwooi,
in Pencader Hundred, New Castle County
Del, on S-
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of November, A.
81. .r, D., 1878. at O'Clock, p, M, ,-.-
The following described rea' estate viz
Ali that certain, arm or tract OF land sit
uate lying and being Ia Pencader Hundred
County OF New Castle and State OF Dela
ware particularly bounded aud described
as follows to wit: Beginning at large
BLACK oak tree corner OF Outen ID. Jester
ana William b. Calhorn's land, and run
ming thence with the hands of said Calhoun
south 81 $40 degrees west $50 7-l0 pereheS TO
q stone in Cantwell Clark's line, thence
With his line south IA degrees east 81 6-lo
perches to stone in Joseph Sapp's line,
thence with his and William ]. Hurlock's
land, north s. IL degrees east "A percnes TO
G stone, and south 30 degrees east lSO
perches toa stone, @ corner for David y.
Wards land, thence with his land south
81 degrees east 65 2-l0 peIcbes to stone. a
with his land north T. a degrees ea.t rs 5-l0
perches to q st sne in a private road, thence
with the said road due north 49, percpes ~
q stone, Q corner OF John McCormIck's 8
land thence with MS lana nOrtn ~ S-4 de-
degrees west 26 SO perches to stone,
thence north 43 4 degrees east 80 TAO
pc rehes TO q stone and parsimon stump,
thence south 50 ga degrees ~ 20 pet ches 10
q stone corner OF the land OF the Rev. VIII
liam Williams, deceased; thehce north |
degrees west 92 7-l0 perches TO the place of
beginning, containing one hundred and
forty-elght acres, more or Jess, with aframe
heuse and other ouubuiidings,
seiged and taken in execution ss the
property OF william Kirkley and Sarah J.
Kirkley, his wife, and t. t. and TO he sold
by
=- ISAAC GRUBD, Sheriff.
sheriff's Once, New Castle, October IT, '7S
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DR.. sAcE's CATAaRH REhtp. I.

produces radical cures of the worst 1Ss ilsnd
may be snpsd Or bstter sgR,iean oniy y
ment vet Invented with which fiaid mep1IrED mneepErED
carried HIGH Up and PERFECTLY and the Nj
parts OF the affected nasal passageasI,e geasI,ewith h
sores and ulcers frequently exist anncueeds anu ls
the catarrhal discharge generally PrSf RON dirse
il pleasant and easily understood Or SAGE !,
saTrh aerGhmRReydhg cures recent attacks Of
Hsad" few applications Il or Is 'caustS s,a
pSasonS pssts' W RV. PIERCE, N. p, PropE "a
pepsary and IpYRlids Hetat A09eW :"
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The following described real @ tate viz:
All that e rtain lot or parcel of land sit
uate IN the city Of Wilmington Aforesaid,
bounded and described as follows to vii:
Beginning at point on Una north weste, | v
eide OF jackson street at ihs distance OF $50
feet sou'bw5F'erl from the sonthwesterly
slhe or Sh licr0ss avenue, thence mort h :.
westerly ptra III with shall"ross avepue
lSl eet inches TO corner. thence south.
westerly parallel with Jackson street 50
1eet 10 corner 81 Jacob $. Weldin's land
ard thenc southeasterly by line of said
Weld1n's land par llel with Gityin avenue
,0a ieet u ches TO tie aforesaid side OF
Jackson street, Cnd thence there no, tn
easterly 81 feet 70 the pace of beginning
b. the con tenls thereof hat they NAV.
Seized and taken as the properfy of
Thomas Y. DeNormaudie, surviving mort
gsgor, and t. t.. and to be sold by
ISAAU GRUBB, Sheriff.
shsrff7s Office, New Castle, October d.
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No use of taking tie large, repu ivs a,%nseeredsn
composed Of cheap, crude, ami puiKy Ky,n.tsrd seed
These Pellets arc scarcely larger than care Is ~
Being entirely vegetable. no particular aIr,ibou s
quired while using them. They opsra,rr Nocccupsts
turbance to the Constitution, dle.. az impns
For JaGndicc, Headache, Constipatist ~ tbe Chet|
blood, Palm In the shoulter Tightness toanae ?, Bd
Dizziness Sour Eructatiohs from the pat" in reGs|
Taste in the Mouth, Bilious attacEA Ceiling abSGI
OF kidneys. Internal Fever Rloated ,r' Piercei
Stomach, Rush Of Blood 70 Heed, taianston tahu Of
reaedIai poWer Of these Pureatlye PeGet,' ,St
great variety Of diseases It may ee universal H@
action upon the animal economy onoystsvs jrupress AZ
does not impair pToperties. q r., tGiss sss.
They are sugar-coated and incioseua ~ sTnpairedg
any length Of time in any climate, 20 n the case
always fresh and reliable TINS Is not bois
For all diseases where LnxatNefb fbe1Iets will CIV
pursatve, is indicated these sI.s oIS b.
II. V. PIERCE, NJ. D., PRoP'R, " oriosN
and Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, n. T.
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The following described real estate VIZ
All the right title estate and interest," of
William Green, being the equal undivided
one tsird part Of all that ce tain lot OF
Ia sitnat1,, In the city Of Wilmington
follows; Beginning al point on The east
eriy side OF Shirley street between Sec.
ond and Third streets at corner Of land
late OF Steahen 8. southard. now of
Charles Green and William Wilson Jr.,
thence southerly parallel to Shiple7 ,tree,
feet, there's westerly parallel 70 Third
street a feet 10 the aforesaid side of chip,
ley street and thence along paid side n
aid street noftherly 20 feet TO the pla6s o.
beginning, ~.
Seized an : taken In execution as the
by. A-'
ISAAC GRUBB, Sheriff.
ARHlRs Op1QS NfY Castle, DOT. 2s, lS7S
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eyes, stopping up or o6struct0 Of IGs and nd
isases ins Is clear clegpg
voice altered, nasal twang, offensive end taste y
or total deprivation Of sense Of se ~ eappeite iGG
ton. ENLARGED tonsils, tickling cough; ;resent In wv
few Of these symptoms are likely TO DC p'"
case at one time. .S
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By writ OF VenditioFi Expnncs to me
directed, will be exposed to Public ssIe, at
tept by John ]. Jo CHE ty. Ia the civ ~
Wilmington, New Caste County, Del. on
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CHER1FF SALE.
By virtue OF "a writ of L.yarl FacIas to
me directed, will be exposed TO Pa5lic
sale, at the lafayette Hotel, Sil Shipley 81
Kept by John j. Duugberty, in the city OF
wilmington, New Castle county, Del, on
SATURDAY, the l6 day Of November, A,
D. 1873, at.2 CLOCK p. m.
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SATURDAY, the 10Th day O, November
"A, D., 1878, at 2 O'Clock p. N.
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SHERIFF SALE,

sherif's ONCE, New Castle, October IT, '7S
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SALE

1fS ' 0N'N"e' 90
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CHERIFF SALE.


Sherlfrs Office New Castle, cot. II, 1873.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-04-04
WEST TOWNSHIP
j. NJ GRATz.

Wagerly has sold his farm in this town.
ship to Mead Thompson, his son William
has moved on the farm.
Mrs. III. E. Define will teach at the West
school house this spring, Miss Ida Dill,
the Forge, Miss Elliot, the Keiser, Miss
Ella Burns the Fertig, and Miss Ida
Warnes, the Flat Lake school.
The German Bapiists organized their
Sabbath school last Sabbath, and chose
n. Kaufman, for Sup't and w. w. War
mes, Secretary.
There has been more real estate sold in
this township this spring, than there has
been for years. and there arc more want to
sell.
Reed, Covert, VIM. Coleman and Abra-
ham Rhinehart, left for the famous Pot.
tawattomie reservation last Tuesday
Rhinehart contemplates buying land, hay
ing sold his farm to A. Kesling.
The last enumeration of our township
gives 624 pupils TO our schools, gain OF
thirty over last year.
DR.. Miller is making preparations to
build new house on his farm this sum-
mer.
Wolf and Ames, of this township, went
fishing at Cedar Lake. in Stark county
they report fishing good, they took in
t50 in short time
MARRIED-At the residence of Elder
Kinsley, on March3ist, John w. Kinsey
to Anna Huldridge, of Polk township. II
appears that our school teachers are matri-
monial inclined kinsey makes the third
teacher that has been married in this
township this spring.
The election passed off quietly with the
result we predicted some time ago; we
think the party will take lesson from
this and in the future put in the field a
full ticket with the best men on it that we
have, and not try TO whip the Devil
around the stump, as We did this time,
the result was we were " scooped. > The
total number of votes polled 306. S. G..
Coleman received 1913, VIM. Zehner 172
and John Dill, Independent candidate for
Justice Of the Peace, received III votes,
Harris Butler III. There being no op-
position to the other candidates they re-
ceived large vote. Henry CRUDE re-
ceived 2s7 for Justice, and George Wey-
rick received 300 votes for Assessor, and
G. Ullery 297, S. Freese 293 for consta-
BILE. There being few scattering votes
for Trustee. VIM. Warnes received few
votes before it was found out that he
would not have anything TODD with the
Office of Justice, and positively forbade
his name being used.
Only two April fools in our township.
Dr. Green, of Sligo, will go to Roches-
ter this week, he will stay about two
months.
J. j. Hamilton has gone to FIT. Wayne
TO read Surgery this spring.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-04-04
MARMONT.
ORA PRO NoBrs.


Many persons were fooled TO day.
Mary Duddleson has gone to Pleasant
Grove.
The Misses Harris have gone to Michi-
gan.
The election is over, and James Wyley.
for Trustee, came out four ahead. We
had thought of reporting last Saturdays
Convention, but now that the election Is
over will not
Mrs. Beebe and her sister, both Of
Wheeler, Porter county. and Mr. and Mrs.
George Young, of Forrest, o., all of
whom have been visiting in this place the
past week, have returned home.
We are informed that the farm which
has been so long in litigation between
John Berlin and Ogleslsy has been, by
decision OF the Supreme Court, restored to
the former. This has been a very intri-
cate case, and is not yet free of complica-
ton, as Berlin has sued for $4,000 damages
Last Wednesday evening. March 9th,
two of the gallant sons of Union led to
Hymenial altar two of the most respected
ladies of this community, viz: G. w. earn
to Miss Sofa Medium, and ID. W. Miller
to Miss Emma ]. Medium Many of the
relatives were present, and judging from
the superb golden, silver, fruit and marble
cakes accompanying the compliments of
the grooms to Ora Pro Nobis" and lady,
they were not wanting in the solid COM
forts of life. We trust that the storm
which prevailed while the marriage ccre-
monies were being solcmnized will not
portend evil, but foretell long and peace
full life. They have our congratulations,
and may
Truth and justice be their guide,
While tossed on life's tempestuous sea,
And not jot them TO befide
To mar their true felicity.
May the richest comforts e'er be theirs,
And joys and pleasure swell
The many long and happy years
While they together dwell.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-04-04

His New Store Buck & Toan's old stand is filed
with choice New Goods which he sells at Honest
Prices without Humbug Deception

will school house April Is, at 6 p. ~, for
the purpose of determining how to peace
ably remove the Wolf Greek dan. The
dam Is doubtless one of the greatest nui-
sances in the eastern part of the township.
Thousands of acres which are now worth
less may be made tillable by its removal.
In consideration of engines and their
cheapness to-day, and the surrounding
circumstances of this pleasant little viii
lage, the present dam isn't worth d-n,
anyhow.
Two hundred and thirty eight votes
were PEELED at the election Monday. Zum-
baugh (Dem-) was elected Trustee by six
teen majority, and Newcomb (Dem.) AS
SCISSOR by four majority. Walker (Rep.)
was elected Justice by eighty six majority,
Shafer. (Dem.) Constable, one majority,
and Pickerl. (Rep.) Constable. by one
majority About fifteen Republicans staid
at home. Everything passed off quietly
during the day. On counting the ballots,
three tickets were found folded together
it is needless to say that they were Demo
cratic.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-04-04
A Card.

We have finished invoicing, and
now enter upon new business year.
During the last year we have demon
strated to our entire satisfaction that
LOW PRICES draw the crowd. In
order to hold all our customers, and
obtain as many new ones as possible,
we shall continue the low price sys-
tenn in the future, knowing it to be
to our interest as we'll as that Of our
patrons. We have now a full stock
OF Groceries to which additions are
being made every day, and to which
we invite inspection. Come and see
US, that we may convince you what
LOW PRICES mean.
Respectfully,
16tf LEONARD & WMTFoNG.