Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-03-21
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Mr., H. V. Reed. of Chicago deliy
cred discourses morning and evening
last Sunday, at the Advent Church.
Tying tin cans to dogs tails is
fun for the one who does it, but it's
just the opposite for The poor "perp.'
GRAND opening of Dry Goods and
Clothing Saturday at Little Mack's.
Buck & ToanT old stand.
THE largest reduction in prices of
goods ever known in the history of
Dry Goods will be made by us this
spring. BECKER & WOLF.
Sunday School lesson next Sun
day, "Mannasseh Brought to Repent
ance," Chron. xxxiii. 9-16.
"A nice iron fence around the
Court House would be decided i'm
provement to that beautiful building.
We didn't notice single rooster
in our Democratic exchanges last
week. There was something the mat
ter with the n. III. returns" wasn't
there?
New EMBRoIDERIEs, new Ruchings,
and Silk Handkerchiefs, bought direct
from manufacturers can be had at
the lowest prices at
If KLoEPFER & BoFINGER.
Mr.. T. f. Bond, manager of the
day telegraph Office of the Western
Union Line, has one of the neatest
and best equipped offices on the road.
GRAND opening Of Dry Goods and
Clothing Saturday at Little Mack's.
Buck & Toan's old stand.
The Frog Concert Troupe are
upon their six thousandth annual
tour, and, as usual, will give a large
number Of open air concerts in this
vicinity.
The Plymouth Cornet Band are
preparing to give a grand vocal and
instrumental concert about the 18th
of next month. We have no doubt
that it will be good.
LADIES, in few days we will show
you the largest and finest line of
Dress Goods ever before brought to
Plymouth, and at prices lower than
in 1860. BECKER & WOLF.
If there isn't now there ought to
be an ordinance forbidding persons in
the city jumping on moving trains
Such a law should be strictly en-
forced.
One Of Plymouth's highly educat-
ed imported school marms wrote a
note to parent last week, requesting
her child be furnished with an Elec-
trio spelling book.
The LARGEST Stock of Ladies,
Gents and Childrens Hosiery from
cheap Cotton Hose, to Balbrigans, Silk
Clock Hose can be found at
tt KLoEPFER & BoFINGER.
During the past week we have
added quite number Of new names
to our subscription list. This is just
what we like, and we would say to
those not yet arrived, come on. gen.
tlemen, there is room for you all.
Mr.. John Gaugloff, of Wyandotte
County, Ohio, purchased last week.
through McKelvy & Co.. this city, the
81. A. Shaffer farm, a mile south OF
Plymouth. He will move here about
the 1st Of Ar ril.
PRODUCE, OF all kinds, and Poultry
wanted, for either cash or trade at
Cleaveland & Hands. No. 0. LaPorte
street, Plymouth, Ind. 12tf
Mr.. Charles Cook, auctioneer, has
had, since last October, flfty-nine
public sales. When our readers desire
the services OF an auctioneer we ad-
wise them to call on sold Charley"
they can rely on him.
THE special discounts we get by
paying cash for our Goods will also
be given to our customers.
BECKER & WOLF.
WIN. Holland, proprietor of the
Pretty Lake Nurseries. received an
order Tuesday last for 10000 orange
hedge plants for Quincy, Ill. Mr..
Holland IL shipping immense quanti-
ties OF stock all over the county.
GRAND opening Of Dry Goods and
Clothing Saturday at Little Mack's.
Buck & Toan's old stand.
The Democratic Center township
Convention. held in this city last Sat-
urday, nominated the following
ticket: Trustee, J. A. Palmer; AS
SCISSOR, Johnson Brownlee; Justice OF
the Peace, J. s. Reeve; Constables,
James Miner, and John V. Cushman.
THOMPSON under Becker's Grocery
Store sells the best quality OF meat
cheaper than can be bought else
where. II
"A team belonging to Mr.. Gross
man INDUCED In little runaway last
Friday. Started at the warehouse
and came to a halt in front of Haw-
ley's boot and shoe store. No dam.
age. A train of cars set them agoirg.
But few people know what every
body should know-that Carriers
Compound Extract o. Smartweed
cures every pain. mar21m6
We havn't felt bad and homesick
and as though we wanted to see our
mother but once since we came to
Plymouth, and that was last Friday
when Mr.. Nathan Maxey told us we
looked like Democratp He could
not have said more against us, and
bitterness filed our cup to overflow,
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