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finbeS ofte De unberli9Ite % ut9nfe'
ligIte S~ngreoienier fro 2pre' og
Flanteriget.
g~arelaonine bar 2Ggens glpba
og Omega. On B~atienten bar en-
Sloing eler ct Yatteborn - bleoe
mdotte ban. Man banolebe efter Den
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man tsnmer en- grsuo for, oeS mere
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bier Gag.
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maa bog baoe bapt Ell ganlfe goo
aonititution, noar bau bar funnel
taale Ell Zig 9ebanoling.
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luot en- Sr. Gouiinet Ga 8ange for
of befri ban for Hbeumatisme.
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6lipe fureret for 8uliot maatte man
iaoleoes / 10 Gage oriffe 8ano op'
blanbet meo @oaielort. Weoemorf
baSet / Spiopin ifuIoe ogiaa biolre
moo oenne Spgbom. Sa, man tpeoe
til en6nu uappetitIieere ling.
@Itbma beIbreoebes peb Npoelien
al Hroelunger tiIbereot meo Bin.
en- faloet Ssie funoe faa Saor'
bert igien, bpis man inogneo 9ope.
oct meo en- 3eig Iaoet al 300 ieoe
Snegler, togte meo Sorllln9, Sair'
bqr, Slipenolie og SGbe.
Moo @atteriot bar man et gPlte
al Iepenbe 8aober. og moo Sopeipge
lit man en- lepenbe Sou / Sengen.
Grm err ct meget pirfiomt Wsiooel
moo iorifieaige Sp9oomme. WaSame
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bar ierlot mig 10 Guiin Srme for
goitou. Gag bper @orsen TO al Dem.
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ben SugIeiteg. Oct er Rpbelien Of
Srm, ieg fan taffe for min uomer.
feoe S~elbreoelie.
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aiper fslgenbe Haao MOB Sigt: Spis
en- ieo Ragout al 9aus og Sat. brus
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Steo, bpor Smerten fiber.
Get Dor life Gpafialoere, men III
oems IarSeite 2eser, icm gap oisie
Hecepter.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-12
Sinlanos
Sonoerlemmelle,
GnSlnmo %"erObrer" to aummnner.

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Gu9uit:
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Get eielber 2ssripeIieu al ct be.
tpoeIigt Smradoe, uemlig 100 8ua.
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Sinlanb % til RlrsIanb. Sognene
piI blioe Iagt unber rusiiif Stpre iom
ell Del al @uoernementet Eeters.
burg, bporpeb RiisldnbS @rruie flut.
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foretaget / StnIono ubeu 8uabeu oa
/ oen opbeite Sreb. Wange 8nnge
tibIiaere. naar Der off Rpgter ON
Iignenoe Iuilog MOB Siulonos terri.
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at en- fau6an @oISsodab oiloe tribe
moo aonititutioren OF moo oen rms.
fife &eeents Soriifrirg og 6oltetS
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Hotionen, of Ell iaa oprsrenoe Bier.
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beber. Oeiaa fro sfonomiIt SpnS'
prnft bill Ell iaabdu Snblcmmelie,
iom Sen ifetc, ppre ifipbneipargrr,
ioet oct finife Golf / bisie Smroooer
eier en- betpbcIi9 Del al FIN Rotionnl.
iormue. 90 ocnnc Sormiie fon life
berspes Solicit iibeu at frGrfe Gien'
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til oen rrlsiiffe Regents Soriifrirg
ON oens SerIigbeo og til Oct riisiiife
Soils Retsfslelie. 90 man pobeoe
life Sfriotet.
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finite 9resie iig.
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faI pinbc De tabte 4ommuner til
bage.
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mentet petersburg. 0iSie Soane
meb en- betpoelig ri,SIiif gefolfning
uooisr Den norbIige apit nf ben I'm.
tie Sapbuat. Sibtil maatte Der isr.
aes | TO aominiitrationer for Beters.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-12

ter. Oct er iast, at ban er Stanoi.
uapiers Itsrite Saler, oe bet fan bis
ielig inorsmmes. Oct, iom bar al
i9rlig Snteresie for os, bar bans
SfiIorinser al fine Splepelier / Gme-
rita.
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be blep neblaet | Ssit. Den itsrite
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&srosperfet | Oct belle taget.
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5orbpgben 8rebs fom bort peo Bette.
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paa 2sffens Bert.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-12

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og Sieiiben, bpao Der por til SfaSe
for Soriparet. 8esuoen leo ben rus
life 9efolfntng, iom iGritg / Com.
mermoaneoerne tiltager iterft ! benz
ne G9n. unoer oct ~oerpRreuoe Rets-
oeienS og administrations frenme.
be Sprog.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-12

farer De; og man peo life, IN mar
icr Dem igien mere.
Min beoite Silien til tienote Os,
niger, % ellers ale fienote og fipre
/ lluiteo Statesl
21oe Iuguit 1911.
Soban Iuitbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-12
On aurart,t Vpru,stur s,nu, san. Ser

On f~furart,t Roratstr ntHue Ssit. Der
er III urlereoe mango Tom bar tesnet FIG at
laa Sslse meo ben tore 9pitreiie til Rorse
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big at itripe sfter fuIoitGHois Splpsnins til
g. 9. Cltab. 2O1S 9pnOaIe aus. 60, Nin.
.neapplis, Wtinu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1911-09-12

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uer | bet gGuiIe 9dno.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-03-09
A DOUBLE WEDDING.
Only Daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse
McNeely Married to Louis Beck
nell-Kiger Critics Nuptials

At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Jess
McNeely at 415 west Jefferson stree
Plymouth, on Sunday occurred an in
teresting double wedding. Miss Ida
|. only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
McNeely,was united In marriage to
Mr.. Louis Becknell of Bourbon.
AT the same place and time
Mr. Melvin Kiger, uncle of Mr.. Beck
nell, and Miss Ethel Critics, daughter
of Mr.. Alva Critics, were joined in
matrimony. Rev. S. McNeely of Tiosa
father of Jesse McNeely, performed
the double ceremony. None but the
immediate relatives and fritnds wer.
present.
After the ceremony an elaborate
dinner was served, to which all pres
ent did ample justice. Long life and
prosperity to the four, is the wish of
their many friends. Both couples
will make their homes in Plymouth.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-03-09
HoNoRED BY POSTMASTER
Clerk Leotto Peterson Will be Actua
Postmaster in Absence Of Mr..
Steiner and Mr.. Price

Leotto Peterson has been appoint
ed second assistant Postmaster,
Plymouth. Mr.. Peterson is a Plym
outh boy, being born and reared in
our city. Those who have known him
from early boy-hood have nothing
but praise for his integrity, industry
and all round good character. He ha
been in the postoffice about seven
years, beginning as stamp and general
delivery clerk. Here he was Away
accommodating and courteous to all
Mr.. Peterson has served in all depart
ments and understands all the intri-
cacies of postoffice work. For some
time he has had charge of the money
order branch of the Office. The new
office will not entail many extra
duties but is mostly honorary and
will enable him to sign official papers
as postmaster in case Mr.. Steiner and
Mr.. Price should both have the
humps at the same time.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-03-09
BOARD WILL
: NOT ACT TILL
WEDNESDAY
COMMISSIONERS IN DOUBT
ABOUT NEW LIQUOR LAW
HOLD UP PROCEEDINGS
FOR LICENSE
MUCH DOING TODAY
Courthouse Is Busy Place With
Circuit Court. Trustees and
Commissioners ALI In
Session.
Much DOING TODAY

The courthouse Monday was busy
place indeed, with circuit court on
all the township trustees in their
regular monthly meeting and the
county commissioners in session.
The commissioners this forenoon
made very important order regard
ing the issuance of LIQUOR licenses
and the calling of option elections
when they decided that hone of thes
matters would be decided until Wed
nesday. This decision was made be-
cause of the doubt which exists on tn
new law.
1t is thought that by Wednesday
the law will be somewhat clarified
because of the legislature having adj
journed and it being impossible 70
them to make any more change.
The usual custom has been to take up
liquor license and option matters on
Tuesday. No hearings will be given
on any of these things, therefore
until Wednesday.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-03-09
Carriers to Keep Records

Instructions have been received
from Washington requiring all the
City Mail Carriers to count and
weigh every piece of mail which they
deliver this week. They must keep
record Of each separate class of
mail, count the stops they make, get
percent of patrons having mail recep
tacles, register the number of miles
the walk on each of their three trips
daily, the number of boxes they col
lect from, the number of square
miles served, the population and num-
Der Of patrons md various other de
tails. They do not have to count the
steps taken. On Wednesday they will
keep trace of their rate of speed in
classifying their mail, or the number
of pieces they pigeon-hole per minute.
These details will be a part of the
statistical report issued from the De-
partment at Washington and will en-
able Uncle Sam to keep an eye on
how well his hands are doing the
chores.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-03-09

less of the limitation that might lat
er be put on saloons by local officer
is as unfair, fraudulent and viciou
as is the supplementary provision
that would perpetuate all these Ii
censes once they had been granted
For the regulation bill demands tina
the liquor license shall be a vested
right of the holder, to be transferred
by him to any other person, or from
one location to another, and to b
renewd at his demand regardless o
the limitation on the number of sa
looms.
The bill denounced by severa
Democrats in debate when it passe
the house, and they proclaimed that j,
was not Ele Democratic platform
bill in any sense whatever. But the
Democrats, almost without exception
lined up and votedfor the bill becaus
the liquor men were demanding it
The temperance people got no hearin
on the bill at any stage.
1t probably will be found, after al
is said and done, that the $50 licens
for saloons outside certain limits
cities and towns-roadhouses, in
other words, is the extreme vicious
ness in the. wohle measure.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-03-09
Eczema Cure Beauty Wash

Although D. D. D. Prescription
has been recognized for years as tn.
one remedy for Eczema, Psoriais,
and all other forms Of skin disease
it is now known that there is No
other wash, even those used by the
beauty specialists, that can compare
with this mild liquid for cleansing
the skin of pimples, blackheads, rash
and all similar skin affections.
For this reason alone, a bottle of
d D. D. should be kept on hand III
every household. A trial 25c bottle
will show you the merits Of this great
remedy as a complexion wash.
D. D. D. seems to remove the cause
whatever the trouble may be, cleans
ing the skin, and leaving it as soft
as smooth and clear as that of a
healthy child.
Get 25c bottle today and keep Il
In the house.
Chas. Reynolds.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-03-09
BIG DINNER SERVED
Supt. Steinebach Goes on the Mornin
Train to Be On Time-Former
Teachers and Friends
Present.

The seventh ana>last Teachers In
stitutes of North township was held
Saturday, March 4, in Lapaz.
1t was gala day for the teachers
and visitors, grand Glove feast
being the main attraction at the moo
hour.
This is an annual affair and j
looked forward to with much pleas
ure by the teachers, the township
trustee, the county superintendent
and the ex-officials and teachers VIII
are on the standing invitation list
Mr.. Steinebach came on the mornin
train so as to be on time.
The other Plymouth visitors wer
Mrs. Steinebach and children, Prof
and Mrs. H. M. Tebay formerly
principal here, Miss Laura Shoemake
Asst. Principal with Prof. Tebay
Miss Carrie Mcbride a teacher in the
Lakeville school, Miss Grace Hostete
former teacher and now attending
bible school in Chicago, with many
relatives and friends and sweethearts
of the teachers.
The feast was excellent and ii,
only regret expressed was that the
capacity of some was limited.
Mr.. Holt was present with hi
.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-03-09
League Sues Barrel Company.

Edwin M. League has filed a sui
against the William League Compan
and the Illinois Barrel Company fol
complaint on account. Mr.. Leagu
has also filed an itemized statemen
for $257.12, for labor rendered tn
William League Company at their re
quest. which he says was turned
over to the Illinois Barrel Company
as part of the purchase price. H
demands judgement of $500 agains
both companies.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-03-09

Carl Reynolds, VIM. F. Ormond,
Clifford Burkett and j. Lott Losey
returned from a hunting trip Satur
day noon. An assortment of Teel and
Mallard ducks were shot, also tive
wild geese. Doc" Reynolds came
into possession of the geese, but no
being an experienced hunter, the
boys decline to give hime credit 70
shooting them. Following Mr.. Rey
nold's good fortune, came what Nigh
be termed "Goose Day." Dad Don.
ley, proprietor of the Donley Hotel
declares that he hopes he will never
live to pass through another Goost
Day." 1t takes a jolly crowd to have
jolly time on the Kankakee marshe
and the boys surely had it.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-03-09
Money for John r. Kissinger.

The general deficiency bill, whic
passed the national house contains an
appropriation Of $1,653.33 to pay tn
annuity of John R. Kissinger, o
South Bend, from February Is, 1911
to June 80, 1912. Kissinger is tn
martyr to science, who allowed him
self to be bitten by mosquitoes t
prove that yellow fever is transmit
ted by the insects.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-03-09
LADIES WILL GIVE
HOME TALENT PLAY
SATURDAY CLUB ENJOYS FINE
PROGRAM AND PLANS TO
RAISE FUNDS FOR THE IL
BRARY.

The SaturdayClub met last with
Mrs. c. w. Metsker. 1t was decided
to supervise the home talen play a
Mock Court Trial. which will be
given about the middle of May. 1t
will be, as the name implies, a Mock
Trial, of a breach of promise suit
and humorous of course 1t will engage
twenty-one men and three women. In
other cities where it has been given
the parts have been taken by the
most prominent citizens and hare
brought out capacity houses. The
funds will be for the Public Library
cause.
The program for the afternoon
consisted of an instrumental solo.
"Narcissus, by Mrs. Cook; and a
very fine paper on "Writers of the
MiddleWest'' by Mrs. Smell.
She spoke of the difficulties under
WHICH literary genius bloomed in the
West. The author often ran the
peddler's cart, set type, taught schoo
or followed the pillow by day and
wrote at night.
Among those whom the West may
be proud Of are Samuel Clemens,
Familiarity known as Mark Twain,
Eugene Field, Hamlin Garland, Rob
ert Herrick, William d. Howells
Will Carleton, Ella Wheeler Wilcox
and our long coterie of Hoosier liter
airy lights.
NextSaturday, March IL, the club
will hold an open meeting at the home
of Mrs. Julia Blain on east Carr
street. AIRS. Wood, wife of the Super
intendent Of the South Bend schools
will address the ladies on "Shakes-
pearean, versus Modern Drama
Each member is privileged to bring
two guests.
Mrs. Wood was formerly Mis-
Louise Meyer, who taught in Plym-
outh High School about eighteen
years ago. She has been a life
student of literature in which field
she has become very learned. For
sveral vars, Mrs. Wood has conducted
large class in literature in LaPorte
made up of the ladies Of that city.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-03-09
OF INTEREST TO MANY
ter Section to Samuel J.
Borkholder for Lage
Sum.

Real estate transfers from Feb. %,
to March 3, inclusive.
Furnished by Cressner s. Co.
abstractors of title, Plymouth Ind.
Owners of the only Abstract books
in Marshall County. Abstracts of
title to all lands in Marshall county
compiledpromptly and accurately.
Jacob j. Long and wife W d to
Straus Bros. and Company n or,
of Or, 1924 also go In 10
324 Tippecanoe Tp-, $64O0.OO.
James o. Ferrier and wife W to
Daniel Kershner lot % Terriers Add,
Culver 1880.
John Reichert, ST., d to George
Reichert lot block 3 Davis Add.
Bourbon $1.00.
John Reichert, ST., W d to John
Reichert, Jr, 120 in 1924 Tip
pecanoe Tp., $100.
Charlotte III. Vernette W to Ora
and Nora B. Shumaker lot 10 Original
plat Bourbon 100000.
Jennie Gregg W d to Seymour
Stull west 40 of W Or, 15-34-l
Polk Tp., 100000.
John A. Erickson and wife W to
Andrew p. johnson so a In 29-34-1
West Tp., $35OO.OO.
Minnie J. Brink, ct al q d to John
A.MoIter lot 50 Ringers Add, Plym
outh $4,000.
F. Seider and wife W to Minnie
]. Brink and Irena Miles lot SO
Ringers Add, Plymouth $4,000.
Joseph Bryan d to William II.
Barber W Or, of e or, 27-33-a
Bourbon Tp., 100000.
Albert A. Keen W to Edward E.
Parker lot z Zeehiels Add, Culver
$4,000.
Beecher Stout and wife W to
Clifford E. Kimmel lot II Elliott
Place Plymouth $500.00.
Clifford Kimmel and wife W to
Beecher Stout part of W Or, 1872
/ Union Tp., 100000.
Charles M. Sarber and wife tc
Silas R. Maxson lot in Argos $4,000
William Delbert Haines Il
Gideon p. Zehner 1888 in 24-32-l
Walnut Tp., $5093.40.
Heirs of Elizabeth Baker u
Ernest l.. and Bernice H. Baker par
of e DR., 1888 Center Tp., 500
Gideon Logan and wife W tt
Alexander Compton Sc or, of or.
1852 North Tp., $4,000
Anna Borkholder, ct al W d tt
JohnJ. Borkholder or, of or.
20-354 also e Or, of $ W or, 21-35
4 German Tp., 100000.
Jacob Borkholder ct al W d tt
Anna Borkholder part of W hf., o.
nwqr, 1854 German TIP. $1.OO.
Elizabeth Price, by Ex., Executor
Deed to Ada E. Berkeypile Und., l.;
of lot Is Balls Add, Bourbon 500. 33
Samuel P-icem ct al by Gdn.
Guardians Deed to Ada E. BerkeypiI
Und., As of OF Is Balls Add, Bour
bon $29.33.
Anna Borkholder W d to Samue
j. Borkholder W Or, 20-354 Ger
man Tp, So, 100000.
Benjsuin Blue and wife " d Il
Coap< q. Blue 1891 q in 1924 TIP
= Mship $4611.OO.
John O'ConnelI and wife v d t
Jelnes C. Calhoun 8 " Or, of 8 e or
32-32-2 Green Tp, $1550.00.
Dslia G. May and hus., v d t
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-03-09

If you have trouble in getting rid
Of your cold you may know that you
are not treating it properly. There
is no reason why cold should hang
on for weeks and it will not if you
take Chamberlain Cough Remedy.
For sale by All Dealers.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-03-09

Do you know that of all the minor
ailments colds are by far the most
dangerousi It is not the cold itself
that You need to fear, but the seri
Gus diseases that it often leads to
Most Of these are known as germ
diseases. Pneumonia and consump-
ton are among them. Why not take
Chamberlain s Cough Remedy and
cure your cold while you cant For
sale by All Dealers.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-03-09

The township trustees met this af
ternoon in their regular monthly
meeting. Aside from other matter
they reported the dog taxes collected
All over 800 must be turned into
the county treasury and several had
to turn In some.
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-03-09

When you have rheumatism in
your foot or instep apply Chamber
lain's Liniment and you will get
quick relief. 1t costs but a quarter
Why suffer? For sale by All Dealers
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-03-09
James Crabb lot q Terriers Add.
Culver $4,000.

"
Culver $4,000.
Iva L. Hagenbush W d to Charlie
A. Stevenson 90 a in % M. R. L
Walnut Tp., $4,000.
Ida Linquist W d to Ole E. and
Charlotte Strand n W or, of W or.
19-34-1 Polk Tp., $28O0.O0.
Bert Phillips and wife W d to
Franklin Markley W Or, of W or.
1888 Bourbon Tp., $3600.00.
Herman M. VAIL and wife W d to
Jacob and Anna Vollmer part of 10
Ii Helms Add, Bremen. also ease
ment $25OO.OO.
Matilda A. thinner and hus., W
to Asher and Charles E. Kanarr 20
in 10-34-2 North Tp., $4,000.
James III. Matchett and wife d to
Levi Knepp so in 36-34-3 Bourbon
Tp., $53OO.OO.
Oliver G.. Soice, Trustee W d to
Anna Wilson lot 131 Central Add.
Plymouth $500.
Oliver G. Soice, Trustee W d tc
Anna Wilson lot 129 Central Add.
Plymouth $500.
Nancy Falconbury and hus., d t,
Rosetta Spade 6 in27-35-1 Polk TIP.
$4,000.
Dell Spade and wife W d to Nancy
Falconbury 6 In 1851 Polk To
$4,000.
John Peoples and wife W d tc
CharlesKurtz so in 20-32-2 Greer
Tp., $4SOO.OO.
Iva L. Hagenbush W d to Samuel
Shafre tract in Sec., % M. r. l.
Walnut TIP, $4,000.
Louis n. Schafer and wife w d &c
Margaret Nj. Siple part of lot il
1892 Green Tp., 100000.
James 0. Ferrier and wife W d to
Clara A. CalTane lot 81 Terriers Add
Culver $125.OO.
Marion +. Triplet and wife W d to
Henry A. Cauffman part of n W or.
35-33-1 Union Tp., 100000.
Charles Q. Rust W d to Albert M.
Drake part of Or, 15-34-1 Polk
Tp., $S50O.00.
Emanuel Geller and wife w d to
Watson York part of n W or, also 20
a in W Or, 13-34-1 Polk Tp., $4,000.
Michael Kelley and wife W d to
Schuyler C. Shilling tract in 1921
Union Tp., $25OO0O.
Heirs of Mary Snider W d to Will
liam Senff 40 a in 7-34-4Germa To-,
$3SOO.OO.
William Senff and wife W d to Lev
and Carlotte Senff so a in 17-344
German Tp., $760OOO.
John W. Brougher and wife W d t
Samuel NJ. Gerrell part of lot 4
Helms Add, Bremen $4,000.
John w. Brougher and wife W d to
Harmon NJ. VAIL part of lot Helms
Add, Bremen $4,000.
Frank Shepherd and wife W d to
John ID. and Martha J. Field lots
33-34-35 Enterprise Add, Plymouth
$4,000.
Heirs of Henry B. Falconbury W d
TO Jonas and Susan Z. Haag lot
Block 9 Tyner $100.
Jonas Haag and wife d w to Am
brose and Elizabeth E. Funk lot l
Block 9 Tyner $4,000.
Watson York and wife W d to
Charles Q. Rust part of W or, 81
Boil also part of W DR., 34-35-1
Polk Tp., $4,000.
John P. Dreibelbis and wife W d to
John Manuwal 80 in s e DR., 24-34-
l North Tp., $1S00.00.
Henry M. Speyer and wife d to
Edward E. Parker and wife lot 43
Original Plat Culver $4,000.
Albert NJ. Drake and wife W d to
Lawrence E. Carvey Or, 12-34-1
also n Or, of Or, 13-34-1 West
Tp., s12OO.OO.
Henry Zechiel W d to Marion w
Keen lots 40 and 90 Zechiels Add.
Culver $4,000.
John E. Canaan and wife W d to
William Hallett part of lot l Haw
kins Add, Culver 100000,
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-03-09

Charles Reynolds opened his soda
fountain Tuesday. II will keep on
fzzing' from now until November
The weekly Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1911-1922, 1911-03-09

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