Marshall County Republican, Volume 13, Number 36, Plymouth, Marshall County, 15 July 1869 — Page 2

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THU1WÜAV, JULY IT,, I8C0. "HOW 4RK THE MIUIITY I tl.J i ! ' Democracy, froji two (ircck words demos, ieoiIe, ami Irutto, to rule, means a government of the poople by the people. Tl.e clearest statement of true Democracy is to be found iu the Declaration of Inde peiuleuce, in the words of the rreat "Apostle of D nioeracy,' Thomas JefTerson : "We hold these truths to le self-evident, that all men ore created equal ; that they arc endow CM. by their Creator with certain in alienable rights; that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit o happiness; that to -scenne thc-e rights, governments are instituted among mem, deriving tlioir jutt pow era from the consent ef the govern cUV In mar.- of the State consti tuUons these principles were stil more miiy developed. The Hill of Rights prefixed tn Virginia s Coiiati ... : r "ro . .. tnwiwu oi to sa s : "silt men arc by nature equally free am! independ cnt" That by the phrase "a7 men," blacks were Include.! with the whites is cridinccd by the fact that black men were voters in many Democratic States, as North Carolina, for in stance. These grand principles of liberty and equality emblazoned on its banner, the Democratic party oecnrue the party m the people, grand, powerful, invincible. Tnder its inspirations millions fled the des potisms of the old world and enrolled themselves as Democrats in the new. With their aid given fur a good purpose, the Whig and all other opposition fell before the all con quering Democracy. HIatk slavery meanwhile became profitable, and slaveholders got control of the great party with its power in their in tcrests. They made Democracy say slavery was right, and whatever Democracy said was the law and gos pel in all the land. - During scores of years the partv rulcd almost supreme. The Governors and Presidents were nearly all Democrats. The public opposition of the Whigs ceased, and abolitionists, under nil names were a stench in the upturned nostrils of a vast majority of the people. Abolitionists were tarred and feathered, imprisoned, killed. Four millions of peepl ''created equal," and '-by nature equally free and iiukpend cnt,"' with all other men and women, were guarded in abject slavery by bloodhounds, fiercer thin the dogs of war. Since then what: The Democratic party haa lost slavery, has löBt ollice, has lost power, has lost the "lost cause," and everything else except Marshall county, and only retains this because there is no election near at hand. It denounc ed the Union side tf the war, up held Democratic Vailandigham and lirick Pomcroy while organizing rebel aid north to defeat the opera tions of Republican Frank Blair and Rosecrans against rebels South. Pious Democrats while depositing their ballots hissed through their teeth a "d n the nigger.'' Since then they have voted for this same ' nigger" loving, Democratic hating. Frank Blair, against that purest a id best of men Schuyler Colfax, for V itc President. Now what ? Iu the great State of Ohio, where Vailandigham has his home, the Democracy have thrown aside Vul , aud Pugh, and Caroy, ami Thurau, and even Greenback Pendleton, and have picked up the cast awaj-, "Old Rosy," and arc trying to run him for Governor. They now run the nir-n for Governor, past whose vie torious battle fce! I, (Stone River,) Vailandigham, their late candidate for the same oiticc was conveyed, a humiliated prisoner for opposing the cause Rosecrana fought for ! Our word for it, Iteforc the next general election the leaders of the Democracy will become sfceet on the negro, aud all will ask him to vote with and for them. Indeed, how are the mighty fallen J H Ilcll In Indiana Mr. A. K abb, a farau r who resides 3 miles west of the c ity, brou ght a strange sugy in on .Saturday. .Mr. J. has a ren in-law living on a farm about four miles Irom Ifayette named Mr. Miller. Mr M. Has a Gcrtmn lalx.rer, who, in plow ing a cornfield, Btrotk the npjer crust of Eomelhing very much like the iuftrn .l re gions. A sutlocating odor was Lrslcmit ted, followed by a dense volume of smoke and, according to the (Jeriuan's statement. the stench was several degrees above the flavor of the Illinois .Street gutter. A sheet of name soon burst iiom this terrible volcano, and a great conflagration was immi ncnt lor a time, but the flames were final ly subdued by a few shovels fall of earth totted in the mouth of tho crater. The lava thrown out looked very much like Castiic soap only it was not so highly perfumed. On ihc contrary, it was exceed Insrly offensive. It ignites easily, acd it bums as freely as brimstone. The German was badly frightened, and after VR-wlninthc scene in utter bewilder ment for a time, ejaculated, "Veil, dat is hell!" We understand that Professor Cox wll i xflmine the ground, aod it it should prove to bc an entrance to the Infernal regions. he will send for Iarson IJrownlow to look further Into it. 1 he people of Lafayette a -c greatly alarmed, and already it is sidd that a roaring noise can ie heard under neath that doomed city. Wo await fur tber developments with intense anxiety Many i er pods may think this is a boat but It is not. Mr. Rabb doesn't !o k lite a n ao who would deceive a whole com munity about as trifling a thing as the die covery of hell io Indiana finite nop

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S MH timo since our corporation board MMfri an ordinance reading as follows : ' The railroiul rorperaMon known as the I Ft. W. b '. ; lüro i '. company are hereby erriered am! mpiireil t remove all iK-rit.seTBhinknicnts or other obstructs baa aleag I 1m: line n said railroad now existing wiiliiu the limits ot Hie highway runnm through sa il town and known as .Michigan roa't crnssir.j; the snitl Michigan road. Providi-o ha vi-ver.tmw it is hereby declared to lc the l leaning of this ordinance, tleit in easo faid railroad corporation shall build a su -' ntial bridge across :iid Michigan mail nu or before the Ant day of .lime, IMS, at least two feet higher than their present b-Idge ;piiniii fetul roed. with one abulnu-nt in tho cor.ter o sum .wierngau man. oiim or stone nn not exceed la f six (1 thick, e The remaining portion of tVo or dinanee ends np in t!.e usual style Its publication cost 12 ; and the mem tiers oi tnc board were pan . . m liberally tor mceti ig and concurring in its passage. The time nllottc to the raUrcad company has long since expired and our eyes have not lieen gladdened with the sight of ,n new bridge. One of two tiling stands confessed : The democratic boat issued an cdset outside of their realm of power, orelso our succeed ing board is loo shiftless to execute the just decrees of their predeccss ors. At all events the whole mat tcr seems 'o have dropped still born into the public lap. As the bridge now is, it is an c'c sore, prominc it upon the public fea Hires. farmers load their teams with hay in a manner rendering passage beneath the bridge possible,and siirli for better accommodations Per'iaps,;howcvcr, we arc unjust in asking the present board to keep track of the thousand-aud one ordi nances and enactments born of the extravagant board preceeding them The former board 'as extravagant and consequently m popular, but let us not, in the exorcise of economy and effort to pay oil' old democratic debts, forget to put the finishing touch to things begun. Communicated. THE LATE DAXIELO QITFY. The de:dh of a 1 man is always nn MVBttOCMM pcrious rdfeeUoM in the community where Iip is known ; and when v.c fee him among us in sociid con verse one hour and in the next look upon lis dead body, it er.uscs a shock from .vliich re action is s.ow and p.-dnful. Mr. Quivy was a good uii, a goott citizen, hontst. kindly, social, and had no enemies; and yet was a man of positive character. He has beer, iu poor health for some time, but on Friday und Saturday last was feeling belter than for some ti nc previous. SuturJay evening about nine o'clock he was sitting in Shake's billiard room wutchinnr a game between two of his friends, and occasionally commenting on the play in a pleasant way. ITe n barked that it was Very warm and he U lu ved hehad loo much clothing on. Hp :rose, took two or three stops toward the door, then back to the wall and leaned agait.st it, be gnn to settle le the floor, n n the bystanders raised and he was found Ppcech less and senselcs.-. AH vras done lor him that k adaaai and local professionals who were calletl immediately could do. He was carried heme and lielwceu four ami five o'clock on Sunday morning he waj dead, lie showetl no signs of consciousuess from the first. Horn and grown amoncr us, known by almost everybody in the county, universally popular and well liked, efficient in office and Bttcveesfal In private businei-s, he will be universal missel here, and few will aaSM who can fill his place. Peace to his ashes; a lon mcmon- of him by those who knew him, and sincere sympathy by all of us for the wifr tmA eLildrcn who will hear his coming Heps and sec his kindly face no more. An exchange srys the aawapapetl of a town or city arc iis life and uloml. iHis out them it cannot prosper. The Utter they arc MppuMttl at home, the more powerful will be tlieir influence nbroad. In young cities and towns the ptvoa have done much more to build them up and in crease tlieir business more than nil other elements put together. To the merchant they ire indispensable, as those who have n.aue use of tbem as a medium to reach the public, well know. And they contribute largely to the prosperity of every citizen, for their influence is felt in a Uwwaad difTerent ways and exerted in a thousand different directions. All persons who have the interest of our growing pros perous oung city at heart, should take special pride in supporting newspapers. Und CwuuiAJ Convkntiow. A con vention of all Evangelical chuichcs of the State is to be held at Terre Haute, on the 7th, 8th aed 9t!i of December. The call is numerously signed by represcnta live ministers and laymen of the various denominations, and invites each church to send its pastor and two laymen. The object of the convention is the considera tion of the n. st practical methods of reaching the maises with the gospel iuvi tation. Tho following topics will be con sidcrcd : 1st. What is the demand for an Increase of christian effort in our Stale? 2nd. How can wc secure a more geners al attc idance of the people in our cities upon pjblic worship? t 3rd. How can the people in rural disx trie's be best reached by the churches ? 4th. How can the christian activities of tho entire membership of a church be best organized and developed ? SCk. How far arc union efforts among Evangelical churches practict.l and desir able? Ctu. What can bosiness men do for Christ ? 7th How can onr weeksdajr' prayer meetings be made more effective ? 8th. How ean the personal and social study of God's Word be increased ? Mb What are tlic great hindrance to die progress of Christ' kingdom in our midst, nnu how may they be overcame ? 10th. (low may a general revival of res ligion throughout the State and country be secured ? This is ore of a chain of conventions to be hcid in the middle and weetere States ttia fall.

ciirncit itrxs. KT THE HCT. WM. LlfK, Ja. Tine prospects brighten for the posses ion, by ihc parish, of the ground upon w hich St. Thomas' Church now stands. If the present negotiations are ucccs.-ful, and they are very promising, a new St. Thomas' Chore h will be built iD this place next year. Tiik 1-utHcrai Sunday school, of this place, was organized Oct. 23i, I Ml It has 10 teachers f gCLtlcmen ami ladies and I offlecrs. It has an average attendance of scholars. It has a Bible dan of 13 members. The youngest sis tT m tke faro Ity of randay schools is re

markably flourishing, and will be sli."1 more so when it gets into its beautiful new church. Tue Methodist tfucc.iy school, of this place, is one of tho "two oldest" in the place It has ." officers, and lf teachers 8 gentlemen and 7 Indies. It has nn average attendance of l.r.7 scholars. It is'jhr largest school in the place, and one of the interesting fea' ores tff the actoat is nn infant cits.-, with an average attendance of 40 scholars. The Presbv teriun Snr.d.v school, of this place, is one of the "two oldest" in the ph.cc. It has 4 wftJccrs, and 1" tench n 4 gentlemen and M ladles. It has an average attend;. nee of t7 r-cholars. The librarian and or.o trnehei have not been absent for at lenst one year and a half. One officer hiss been se regularly present that "the mc.nory'of m::n runneth not to the ron'iary." Tub Sunday scliool of St. Thomas' Church, in this place, is nel to the young est sumUy M-hod. It has . oflkfrs, np pointed by the Hector who is ex -officio I nperintendei.t, and ) " teachers --2 g( ntlJiicn and 13 ladies. It has an average at tendance of 100 scholars. The school is gjra4sd, and almost nil the sdiolnrs ure mem Ikts of lie Church. All the leath ers arc members- of the Church, nud all except one sic communis ants. 'I lie teachers are prompt and recular, but much troubled fur want of room tut their Bchoh ars. Tiik total av-ijrc attendance of schob ars in the tour Minilav schoo s of this place is 40'.). Tha Intal number of ofllcers 18. Tnc total nnmlxrof teachers is S. It gentlemen and -U Indies. Tiie grand total is 4?2. The various u h ore wel applied with snnday rchool paocrs apart from these papers very few religions papers are taken in the place. The population of Plymouth is ?,SC0, and 1,1'Mdive south of the Pittsburgh and Chicago road. The Methodist s;md :y school has two teachers w ho arc lawyers the only awyers In the Plymouth sun day fehools. There are no physit ian. in the Sunday schools, and rnly one of the coe.nty offN cere. Yen' few of the business men, and hardly any of the young men arc in the Kinday schools. The lb-publican ofllce, however, is well re presented. lioSUAV allot noon ofj.h!- w e. k tho congregation of 5f. Thomas Church, and a large concourse'ot friends, perform ed the buiial si rviee of the C h'ireh for the lute Daniel (). Ouivv, who suddeuly died on Surd.iy en.riiii.:', the 1Mb. imt Ic was a faiiiili ir friend nud c itizen tonored with IcafMaMfl juiblic trusts, and possessing many amiable traits oT character. lie wts a conscientious i,,.,,,, aud an imJu.'tn-.us man a kind hOdkaod and a E I father. He suffered eroallv - o from the effects of the climate, and finally died from the injurious effects of a climate which his constitution was unable to bear. Wc say farewell remembering " Thrc id lnt i iti int wiH-ii unnl I ith." Axii:uv Johnson ia preparing; to wtite a hook. He says it is to w a history of his administration. Can't come that, An dy. The people nie belter arqaatrtad now with the history of your ad u.'u.isirution than they want to be. A distinct recollection is still in the minds of the people of your first apjv.-aranec on inauguration ihiyx and many subsequent nets Which will tend to make row memory as pcrpt tual as that ot Dcoedkl Arnold or Aaföa Borr. The people know 1non.l1 ahout A. J. and his pol'u y. He's u 'd- I duck." NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Saw Mill for Sale. In rrml rtir.olitir rd-r. oil irat-.! in a ckh1 ri-:-!-.ii T limbiir, aid within Ivo mil of a phi;. in-; )Kint, with rokI ro.tilx. For MUtirnlan rnquirn of o.-l. ib., MUinr;l A Ul.vk, I'll mouth. lud. 2t3 WAMTEB, r,ooo CORDS OF White Wood and Bass Wood t tho Band Box Manufactory, FOCB Ft. ET LONG, OF GOOD WBM naaitiTi n.rwhiai tho AND UiijicU Marki t Price in Cash will b jHiitl Ott DcttVi '7. 3CJ BAfUBT & SON. C. I 12,&C;iI, Manufactartr of Saddles, Harness, Bridles, e. He will do nil MimU f UPHOLSTERING & TRIBiniNG, Km b a &, Rorklnp rhalr. Lonnic, Carriagin, D'iig, ., and Warrant .1 and on Taoiiahh t-rnm. Hh taad u it of Calmor' Furniture M i oil, ua our 111 bide of LaPorte St., - Plymoutb, (od. tit Moses Smitli Aud h-:il r in Silrc and phiti-d wari-, Ä. I1, Wi-t 9M JIKhlfraii Hinget, month. Int. 1. I dm iloiiti ir M aaill ful ami tliroui:li wcrkuaa t'iilcr pi mi'tlv aud s-Jt'rfact-rily flUi-d .

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BTATEOF INDIANA. rliiut Cch'.vty. Notice is hereby given that Matilda Ilruwu, admiuistrairix of the estate of John Brown, deceased, has filed her petition to sell the real estate of the de cedent, his person -U being insufficient to pay his debts, ami tout faid petition Will he heard at the next term of the court of Common Pleas of said county Witness my hand th.s 7th day of July, iHjy. .loii.N '. ci SM.M AN, Clerk, per (). P. KLINGER, Deputy. 31 VI1CVTIU! S ALK. K'.lh-f f hi rcliy Kivrn that thr uink-ryignnd x unlrix of the lait 111 .f ir.. o. .inii"V. l. rvasol, IM ,i(T,-r kI nt i.ntillc cutrrv, t tin l ili n -iili ii c c.f ,. t. tatt'i , iu Cuiti r tuuahi. Mitmnnii nmnly. IikI.,oii Snturtl'if July -t, im;;, ho rs,.n prrrty of Iho Mtat, co!iKlMog of imrHiH, row, luowrr ami rcaT, tliriiiliii. ij marhin om. rattle, , r lml BMltli c. Sfakto conimrni r atU o'oloct a.m. TRUMS. Snin if thrixi ilolUr-t and nin1ir rauh In haiiil. OvT thru- ilolUrH -i t r. .lit ,.r i. : ... m 1 1 - will I Rivrn, the pun haaur ptvlng notr, at iutcn-fct, aiviag viilaioion lawf.with coint MTiirlt. MAKUAhRT foMKIMY, Bxecajtrts. .)iKoi-os,:. For brick hr the Marshall County Court HoutC. Sealed prupoaali for 1,. 0,000 ootp Wmu K In lots of not h;ss than L'00,000 will be received by the Building Committee to le opened at the oflice of A. C. Capron, in Plymouth, on JSatuulay. July 81, 1869, at 10 o'clock, a. in. Parties submitting proposa'n must ie prepared to furnish security to the satisfaction of the committee, for the prompt performance of their contacts. The committee reerve tbc- right to reject any or all ol the bids, bhould the same not meet their approval. For further particulars see the specifl cations on fi!e at the flice of A. C. Capron, Plymouth, Ind. JOHN C. CUSIIIf AN, A. C CAPHON, JÖDNSON BROWULEE, MM Building Committee. VARIETY STOUE. Variety and News Oepot. 1. S. Uarli. Nm-tit ttif ikh d pot Ltjil at Ihn IVwt..f. Sri , will furi.iih Nvwi..n-.r'i... i i. -Ii. .,., ... ,, U11 miat-i llanroas Nx.Ws, Mathnwr, in-low ami wll r, )nif;i, wI'ViiM-. k rfuun rv, Il.iirOiln, iii:tiU i, t'n y K1. tr :.1, Mafilwaii', CiltliTV, tt.,i unit Sh. N 1 H us. and. in li t. u VARIETY STORE. Scllinir n.-arly all i-h1 at nt. ' 'I- l-'fiin Uny in; ! m hrrr. Call au.l aiy 11. 1. rErcs iiiso. NEW FIRM. Ncir- Boot and Shoe J, Grart uer & Bro. Anon.v 1. tin' iili. in- of M.'ir.hill r.-mty that til' Uavti jutt n-u1 :i in w uud BWS blue . ul BOOTS & SHOES Of iitt ait'.N, I.;i-ü- MS, and ntU.TnVd kaM ofoM-ry iri. l v. W- i mOf u. CrlaMN aroftUMefa, nml r :trii j.r. (ur. it lo aVaO lviuJ f 1 us Tom Jt(tdc Ufa 7, In th. I ! nnniri . W. unr,i,, K I fn and - ifWa lion in .ill oiti. Our ilu.c vi iu..uu; I on IkPorte St reef. Two J)oo)j Wc: if C'ka velurnl Houghton's Mroccrv Store. VARIOUS. Blacksmith' andWagon Shop! aU F. i n T5tl üt E, t hi. Shop in IliiiirtH'ii, i.H.r. par ! loilo.illwork in hi tin-on short notl. i-. I'.irti. ular iitti-n-ti-Hi .-iid lo II.. ix.--Hlii. ii. i;. Lonili r. -.', ;nid ll"ht ." on hiiuil it all tiiiM-., or iimdi- to or-t. r. Noik' In:! tin-1 vit uni'rrnl ii-nl auU brat work m Mi '!'' ')''' AH work fwaftainl tojrjr i alialattliiw I" i :- - . -;. i . . iti...-nt of ..w ...tud U,.!.l Uinr.li tr t-.tli; Giro hiiil ..!!. l ll-t 1.. V. CUAXDKULAIN .f won is to the Koonlz Palmer hr oMnri1 aNn.l no-t inrant on IjiPoi tf Ktr.t. fir il.-rn Wi.-t of (1i.in-Ue.ol Iloii-htoira (irixn-i Storp, wlx-ru thi-y arc r(-iaiu tu lurui.-li jruu with Warm Meals, (at nil liours) Oysters, m every shape. Pickled Tongue, rickled Pigs Feet, Pickled Tripe, Sardines, An.l iu fft evi rjthitig kept iu a first ilasi tTaatan. rant . Ii, rtoardlnir y th.- d.iy or wi.-k. Il.ivtncoi-rnrrd (He at-rvici .1 of a firnt-das-i C.K'k wr f.-- l . ..n!i.. nt l!i:.t .- .mi t till to I'ki'dC all who tivor u with their iMttrounuo. uKo k i-p . ii-.l.iiilly on hand a full inn --t Confection' rtf, i'nnctl Fruit, Nut-u Date JcliiCB, etc., &-c. n'm-!iitKT Ihn iil:ioe, and plvr ua a full. t I K mm, i 1'AI.MER. AMERICAN SHERRY! Riiim.vRii wim;. Itlcdicitl Ticsiiinony, We, tke nnilotifrneil, prarth-ir.K pliyeiclaiw, cr-r lify that weUave prnK-ribrd in cur pra tie", f..r th p.iit on, two n.l ihn-.- j( w, MihI.-'k American Pherry or J.hnlMii t Vine, and that. r ..,.. 1.,., . we .'r. i.Wfy yvrfrr It to uny other Wine, elttM-" rfiii vr or iria,.tliat we Inure ever found, and wc ifttfllii ,r, .mm, .. it to the attclitiou of Jiciiral men ae a iiioxt ralualde :ir-inieitioii to oar -maUri modle-'" M S. Br. wu, M. V.: M. I.ii.dly, ?1. V.; J. Myers I. I ; rrlim, lit.. Oct. 17, 1(5. Kot. t. W.K.trll, M. I . 11. Benson, M. P ; O turnho", Wisrormln, Oct. lC,18f. M. K WriKM. M. IV; John jTatilts, M. P . Pontiac. Oh.. Oct. M, I . C.W. H'-fMubnn; 31. D ; J. J. Bowc. SI. D , Atü, III., Ocf 1,15. a 8. 8. T0II, lCaG fiol A.'' nt i r I ;j e.. : h TyTieR 6t WILCOX. House and Sign Painters Graining, Glairing, Porcelain Paint ing, et-c , eic Plain and Dccjrativc Paper hanger, Particular Attml Ion iall to Pining. tit unmc tut Slgu PalutiUR 6i CiltdlliK Q-j Work lon Ht i ices tt) suittlic tiuid W. W TVNKH. il W. W. W1LCX

GROCERS. WONDERS,

Tlio mime mm of ,li, to lhir r.ik Uvo told, Or l he woinK ni -f at i i nt tiiMM, Hut the one lo I wen, that in orha t-cn, lathe oao that Hill hvo th illnei. And ihry are tared to tho nnb'.lc liy bujIiiR pflodo of Alluaaii x M.iyr. ttulr Allman & Mayor riarr just rerelvod tho largest tockTi-r LroiiRlit to tbil dan, ofOrorrrifR, giH-fiiswa and Maaariaa ami liave ronrluih-d to si il thrm out at tho lowest npin- It will h- lo every M-roiisaanaaaa to go and e Allwau t Mayer Mkjta iin haxing tln ir COFFEE. TEAS, SUGAR. HEATS 1 Uli, I'lii-ü. etc , 1 la ahcn-. In "addition to thir Mock of grocerii s thrj kor tho heat aelocled Jewelry Store, Tfha i.l- of N'.-w York. Yon will find there tho latent titylo of J( avlry, Ldie IM Genta' QeM Vatokrw aud clttiaa, gold prns aud a u-ry largn ntwi k of araiak atll l aaM from WcH. to fl choajr than they ean Ihi lona:ht any ther daee within a hundred niili-i. All I,- .t. warranted. If yon havo any watt he, chi ksor jewelry te rrpair bring theai to Allman a Mayer. Mr. Henry Mayer is a thorough workman and underaliiuds tho buBiucoi; all llrk Warranted. Or ni Jniy Tlu-y iil.o ke f en L-iiel eidr il, and cnlf:.Kiu riif. L EAT 11 HR, They art alo agnate for the f. inorta Worden mill, und kM Ii I. uii. I a full xtw k et loili, U umeU, jean, etc. Call uud co ui. 30 JUST OPENED. SHOOK & CRAWFORD fla the Corner Smiih of Uic Turker lluusr, ll.i w Jttbt o)i Ii-d m Fidiudid Lluecf Queenswarc, GLASSWARE & LAMPS, l the latiiit a;.d roiwt approved tyti n, liith will Ii bold at price th.it Defy Competition! CALL AD EX A MIXE. IL.-O, V K Iii:'!! M ITI.Y OP (U0.CEft FAMILY GROCEUIES. Cattkpnifd for C"tintrt ProduceShook & Crawford. Marshall County on Fire INTENSE EXCITEMENT tvdy On th. r.n t T. A. SIMONS' .i:(ii;v STORK! To- ir eWftanaakaiew I'arsttia in n:)CFRip.s, PROVISIONS COUMtB Y PROD uc r: CMOCKMRYt QLA&8WA '', BA ftTHBN V. BR, irOODJEM WAUE, CANNED FUI IT, and a thou mt and i-no otln r artlcloa. All w- n-V l- t" .iv im a rati, ev.imin enodii and prir-.-I, ni W" nn- .oil.di'Ut of Mtllini;. .The lii-di-t nml ki t prlif j.;.;. I f-r nil kindi of routitry produve. Ui;r rtotk In -h, mid luiitht al tho Lowest Cali Prices ! Store Itlnloor ontli f Brown Bro'. Drop Stor Miclil.ll) llrivl. Ill ..I. '.Uli. jnl to Jan. I ACENTS. A .I NTS WANTED FOR TIIK Host I3ook of tho Period, W.-.ii. OF m: YORK. Or (he 1'itrfr-r tVorld of the Cnat City . Tim most startling ren-latlon of mod rn tlrnri. New York S..r.-ty nnn.mked. "The A ri..l rcj," "Women of I'iraeurr-," Married Wonw-n," and all tawaeea thoioiil.ly ventilated. f0 I It ust rat ion a. Adlrees at onr.. Tli" New York D ok Co.. 145 Bt. Br York. M it a.i;nts wanted rua "WONDERS OF THE WORLD." CIOMTRISINO M.irtliiu- lucldcDti, Intitf-tinq ' Ecoum nnd Wonderful Kvi nt, in all Couati ios, all Agoe, and among all t - i - Bv C. 0. ROSEN UaRQ. 0ra on Tiroi-Msn BUBUflM ba the mrtl diatliiRiilHhed artietK in KuroH and America. The lamept, Wst lllnetratod, most exciting, auiuvin;;, inairm tire, entertaining, startling, bnaww. ami iittractiie - uUn rlption book eor pubIiahe.1. St ud for drcnlaM. ith term, at once Addreea UN ITKIi .T TKb I'UBLI MflSO CO.. 3CI I lj Mentli .'lark Street, Chicajrn, III. AOlENTd WANTED . FOB Secrets of the iircat City A Work iincritilive oftho VIRTl'ES, nu.l the VICKS. ho afysferlca, Mlm 1 Ii 4 and Crimen ul New Vmk City. Itcentalna 3j line ingravlng ;and la the picieat, mot thrilling, Il-iu iiv , unu chc&piat Votk pnl II-h. d. ONLY $2,75 PER COPY. A.fnf arc tncttnij with nnnrc:ed.nitrl mccpms. On..- In Sniili Bond, Ind , refHMrtt -R anherrilatra in aday. One in Luzerne Co., Pa. , It n- .1 ! 1 One In Suginaw Miclu m in two day". a?d a great many oiliem from lo 200 per week. Send for circular and Bee onr trrnm, and a full descrlntieti of the work. Addrt-se JON KP BltnTIIKPS C).. Chicago, 111., or Ki. l.onia, Mo. rvcitrairn la 11. E.iLlll AND i. i,;vs. 3bt4 A0KTS WANTED TO SELL TAE OiilyTompi.'l Unalridrgd Poople'a Edition of Or. Wan. Smith's BIBLE DICTOINARY. IT containü oyer l.fOO cloaely printed, donldo colcnn octaro pi tree, and ia iilnatrated with 200 cngraTinga, anl a arriea of fine antbenti maps. TUa DU 'TIONAKY eniliodle th rwnUa of tho mnrt recent itndy and reeenrch of on-r alsty of the meat eminent Hi. tlc.il echolani. Ctergymeri of nil dcnominatlong r. mrd it .m th heeit work of the kin-l vor (ittldiehed. and oao which ougl t to bo la the hahda of every 1.11.1c render. It la a great library la itaulf. The Uhgr aiid lenrningof eenturk' are gathered In thlt one vol111. -, to throw a clear, atrong light poa eewry page of In inapirod word. Aicntt are meeting with nnf rrcrdeiited antreie. One reporta 65 order taken the flirt three d.iy of bis can van ; another 76 in two dajw; another 218 In ten day. Scad for circular with tariu. toatimoafala, mk! a fn'l deecriftion of the work. Aildraa) tiniml PultlialitntI Cw., 'iro iuimit. o., or JOliKi. Jl'NKIN t C'.'. . hig , 111 (30U

HARDWARE.

New Arrangement Hardware. H. B. DICKSON I! A VINCI OECOMRSOLB TROPRIETÖR OF TIIK I la nl wan Entab) isfament ON TIIK NtiUTII BAST CORNER OF LaIMUTEANU MICH 10 AN STREKTS IN L5ivOtLS HEW iiUUh, Atitiotinroj tu Iii ( fi ; iol . nml tlio public tha he iuU'iidd uoiitiuuiiio m liueiiiR'.'d at rlic sarofl btand. umI invito itl I in want of atli 4fja in I luil liuo t Giv j Him a Call lit) a . :i 1 1 thoin thai Itl.i juices will ho low H.iHtu other 9mm hi Nortliciii ludiuüa ars .STOCK Ub HARDWARE, TX1XT xja TU. CUTLERV, STOVES PAINTS, &C.? hi TP17 L-ttyCri aa ! rinbra'ra rfr nr'icre at CMk UHl ( in usually te found in sti-h .in et 11-17- tf. DRUGGIST. THE OL.D LINE Drug Sios?e? WM. E. BUOWN, Snc'-ei-iir to iVi-hin" A Brown, D-.iler.-i iu I'm--MEDICINES i'i Sluff.', I'jlnt oIIm, st.itl n r. cifum.ry und Tollet attlil.il. PRESCRIPTIONS Carefully crmp!iti'b i. OjiaaiM BawaVya Horn " t" 10 a . ib., and In 111 ' to & p. m. 31 DRUGS, DRUGS. G. Dlalii i Go. CBEUIST Si DRUGGISTS, South -Weit ci-rner Mirliican and Carre atw tJMt f couat.iutly on li.tu.iu lomph-te Httxk ol MEDICmXSSi Chemicals, Paints, Oils, PFUFUMKUY, NOTION, Wall & Window Paper, Tobacco, Cigars, Lamps &c. Prompt attantion given lo C10 compoandlnf; of (hyFicJau (.-. . ii.:i. 11 and family reciwe; and dlejrnacd in the most tcicntiflc man tier. 31) O. P.LAIN CO. BXiACKSMITHZNG! BLACKSMITHING S vanilK nrub rsiirned would inform the pnblk Ren JJL erally that he i prepared to do all kind., of liliv Minltlitng neatly ana autcaiy. special alien tiou paid to horacshoein;.. ironing wagnna, carriages ';thI sleigba. D.All Work warranted to giva perfect But is fa. Uon 8 ir rtn t niioii s nCi cr unotc, wait aide Bicni ,-mi Street. Plymouth. Indian 31 pd to ..' t W KELLET

AGENTS. ETC. - naaaa"ooK auent wantkd for aawawFaa Iarwing'i New lliumiu.itnl and IIItiiiirati d Edition of the Iilb ofCJlii-isst, vnxl 13unyan's Pilai-im's Pi oressI tTlie aorks aro now ready (r 4elierv. Adilrms for I'.itabfc'i - of the Unt adDnf; Subscript i.. a Uook published W. W. IIAllUING, PhlUdtlphlA Publisher ol Haribig'a Editions of th II ty lSibl.

AGENTS WANTED FOR Homes &. Fortunes IN THE EOUNDLESS WEST AND THE SUNNY SOUTH. No cttivn o-m aMbrd to I. without it. Send for ir. ul.ir rlrinu full ib erlptlon and temui to agcuta. TH 1 PBOPLK'M PCBLI81TIN0O0., dm iaaU.O. Ohicwg, 111. .or Si. Lo.ti-. MlKsonri. ) OOCIItKKMt V( K Of Ml rwlee sml free lo 10 f,VI. Aytnt. 4GENT3 WANTKIi POtt LIFE at rut HOLY LAND Through 1 000 yrtir to the present Mm. . with de M-riptioi 1 of nn inor ible pMCfa and iwaaairäaMa aahwatlura wriit.-u .y 1IEMBY MA BO BKK UBB and (i n -tl, ,-r dintinu'ui dir.) ih rgjaiaa and liarelata. 1 11 one Ur o- o. t.iTo volnm-, wllh fine et.t I UtgraWsBga. No lasst puldi.-be.! tl. it il so acreptff bla to all i!ami, and ufl- i.s wi 1 00. 1 1, nifanftwltl fcr atrswta. Send kw our Werciptl cktatkata with tel nn, and a . i;n-ii.;u k. J. U. Ill Kit &, CO., IInrirird,C oiiii. WANTED, AGENTS, a& cm rywlii re. mal.-ami ( nialn. to intr.nlnce the GKM t'l N E I M 'III IV i: Il (liMMdN fc KNSH 1.1, WILY SKW IX.; MAI-IIINK. This ma, hi 00 will Htitch, beiii, fell, lin k : iiiif . cord, I ind, braid and 1111-hrohk-r in Ike fun I Kiiperior manner. 'rice only ?IS. Kully uarraiiti-d for live v. ar... V WW pay fl.CnO ..r anj in i-bin.- that will eow a ntfWJSiir, more beautiful; ..r ela tie i.n.i than oiu. It anhr athfe "Bl.i t f. ..V Sriieb.- Rtery sk-cowel Stitch lau l'cut, , nd nllll t)i.- 1 huh ..n.uot -1 apart viilboiit tr.iliiiKil. U'epny A'i I.Ih rmiii !7'. to fgoB p r 1 t h im. I 1 xp -uses, or reaMaia iol from which twire that aiueunt BUM In in.,. I, -bkli -C.1H Sri ojur .v t'- ., l'ltUhurgfe, Pa., Bo kl ' i.. or St. Utkdt Mo. CAVTlOH. Ho Mt u- tmm4 wm.h ttHm p.irtitK imIiiiIii;- ..it uoifhles cast in.n mat bin. -, im. ler the Kallie nnuie or otln-i i.e. Ours bj tin- ,y Kliuiuaiil r.Mlly pi in tiral ib, an atatklwi ami lactund. rOOOi SALARY. AMnm C.S. Piano Co., New oak. EVERY MAN HIS OWN With the COTTA CI pkks.h and the priulit. nint.-i ial aei"iiiMi,)ii .. j. est rv M c:iii do bl ioMii piinOn;; i nt ly. uniikly ri4 . kespty; the) are ko Hippie in ,,.,,,', li,, that a l,y t, n y. ain old ran i-unilj manaKc it lHi;., t z Printed in .U m tj., i are m uI ttith , a.-h aaitl, enabiiu- tin I ur.'havr to -t at work wiib on! it prrvioiw knowlil)n of MUaA A . ii, iili uiUtiiiJiu full de-ripti.,ii. pil..., (WttaMttata, .f,-., . nt fn ut., ai!. Our .Sj. in. n IMHa tal tyDf, enu. Ac., lea ,t-i.t-Alkll rsa Adams Press Co PRINTER . . Murray Strict, NEW lOStH. UMB.1 ti: K IIO). I. AH Tb,- newly inieitti d MK'ket Time pic e, i-iiitaldi Im eilh er lady or ;-, nil, man, in lBMfMt Matal cawes, wliite li.il, f i 1 1 biter, d, binux-v mi'iitd. aoinid iiimI hi-i 1 H aide Wllh key I i lllptete. .1 tin - pi 1 min. nt iinPi utor i-f time, wurraiit' d foi ttjrsaAWC pi. pan! ta :i.y pWl of the jj. H. on receipt of One I'ollir. orthn e '.-r I w v. dollars And hattC If ntirtfac'ioii in not iven nn-io y refunded. AilMnvi W. S, ,TT if Part.. B t'biitb.-'lu M., N York. The Olivde Wat' b Mi aWtji Catnttpm MO i ill Gl Ift tM lll I) jtrer ta to -II the flotr. Sin TTt.E Si:i unj Mm Mtxr It makefl th. rn .-titi-ii, tltll M both inr, has Ma und r-t.i .1, and is eipial iu every rep, et to any S-m iih Mat bine i v, r inv. nl. . I. Priaa f2. W.inantti for !he Jraara. ud for i ircular. A.LIri-f.1 J,mseon. i'iiw; Jt ( ' . Pont- II. Slits., P'ttsburfeti, Ta,. or 4t. l.iii., lo. f(VMi'LOVMK.T i, ; Iwr MttScjB -JAihirma S. M. Hrcxr!: i i.'a. Priitlel.ro, Vt Wantcd-Ascnts-V,... Titr AN KSITTINÜ M M III.NK. PiiflsSeV TL. -iiili l -t. cheOfTeat an I I- 1 Kidtit:.-' Unrtiii! twvr Hi.oii-.l. WRI kbfl j0,kt , r aslavlcr. Uhcfal in dii.em, nlv: lo ,V: i,v. X dflreah A-t' l;i--l KniTTI.VO MacnrM ' . Busttak, M , 01 St. LatW Sh. tftrtt Hi i. p. MkWii. I.ii-i-tv oi r A BakMrei.iH rittil-nr,-!,. Pa ;hU; have l-.-n nsiii your m.-iko ot t!ae S.ivvn in our Mill, and lind 1 h, 111 . in , 1 ( ipiality, na-rioi to an we ban ever 11.K.L Yuura, Ac, SH AW. BLANCH ARtl A CO 0, tTMID L SrrfV -wV Jajii. r,,v v N. Y. Ltri'tNeoTT A BaitVBJ.i We ham aa trnaHn wiin your .in?; liny uon 1 u ,,i 1 nt 11.1, ! up Hi in Mnx weput M the 5Iutidrcl trtid tlt'-y po it;1: alug. Tsaaper p rfeitl,) unit-tin .ind ijiwlily uiiaiirpi-. - cd. liapaciaffr. ph A8. J. K-X. LIPI'IXtOTT &. BAKKWatleX, Mai.iifnetiireri of t 'ircular. Mul.iy, Mill Ca US and fn.-,-; Cut Sa -1. Chopidag .1c. all MkafHak Gal tata'H Patent A, ilioveli, S'.miSi ,aiid Miiia' Patent f.. vend Sonata. Ai-K your Honor or Urucrulvt Tor B WBrtl T raJtllIIiB il mtwl (hitter) Itainhm. la mad- - only I r' Si'KAnxs, TTmnl!. !- troit. Koft TIIK KttrtlXr:.-W.,e,ln of Cheer kr Yo 11111: Meli Iii have fallen Inli '- CI Ali KYI I.S, ut4 d.'.'irc a belter M.MHOll. In cVsMpnrelufHW.rri i f iltarrr. ft rtilr HOW.VUI) A. -( lATloN, Boa P.. Pl.ibi.b-lphiii, pa. TIHrly Yearn IOxprrlec-c In the I Treat mi nt of t liroiilc nml St tunl licenses. A Pb . i-nal view el Marriage, tin cle-HH-nt nook r. r pul-lobiil con! nun,:' nearly .Hai pai-ef,, ami i.si) fine i iirarrng ot the aililfftOEJof the hiiiii.in orpuni in a tati of kteaMh and diK-ane, w Hi, a treat im-on early error, it deplorable t-mse iiM iice iim,ii tla-inind au.i IkmIv, with the author m ) I in oil real men t the only rational und am rer-sfnl mode of ci re, n Iii-wii by a report of raie treated. A ti nthfiil ad icr to the married and llio com tcmpUtiiie; uiiiiii.i ' who eutnlain donl.ts ot tb'-ir nhjalial condition. Sent fri-o of itot.t-ire to any addrii iijwiii the receipt ofijets' In stamp.- or postal currency, by lidriiYMiiig Ilr- L V t'UtIX, Ko. HI Jlaideii Lam-, Albany, N. Y. The author may lei 1 on -n! t'-d 11 1 on an) . I : 1 1 11 e j,, ,., u Iii. Il tile the 1" 1 I. treat. 1 cither rsonally or by mail, aud M-dirineam-M to nny part of the world. Furniture ' Furniture ! At the Furniture Waro Booms o Charles Palmer, On Laporte Street, May be bawd the IlKSTmid i IIKAPKFT-i ortnnn of PL'KXITLBB aVat ofkro.1 in Pin ith. - UNDERTAKING Attenihil toon eery rcnaonablc tei m. A rs II F: AHS K for utt'-udance at funeral 1 u not country. CUARLES PALMER. Plynnnth, Ind. n7tf HAIR RESTORATIVE W telderi by th K IV Rute Flr Q m eotMoa t 1 p-iwic tobe x - lreinWi ur IUstüHn I w ea Malr w rn HaK,ior 1 I e pro in 1 It CreiV mdteaMa; lis- - mors nl lavt, od jt Preialnf , M-r1., and ta. i:'r I and r

y R. BARRETT U CO., Proprlatara, lLA.XCHESTE.il V. U. LORD & SMITH, CHICAGO, wwaatal l&enta for tha Morthwaalara laatafc For Sale by Brown BrotUers,

MANUFACTÜHII18.

(riMit. MllelJI, Hli MILLS. ,t heat I arv-st in fust appnwo Ihiib, u. 1. t fctriiM r tdiould have one of . I. Newlou William' new and improved fan -nine mill, manu fa, tu re. I and sM by H. Car. Thayer. Till. 1 were 11, . r.ilully t.ri-J lact ew-s.u l.v MOT! than thirty of ohi Mag frrmer, all ol wb..iiiKMak in tie hi. t.."l praiee of iicm;aleo ly liie Plymouth v :.t.-r nirtl und Plymouth i-f-airt mill One hundred now r.-alyad wltlhesoM ..urea wouablu teiun. Any rt-i.mil,b H-raou . ii.n- ai AG HNCY, tan upply ta il. Thayer J. SLADE t..;it.'c dkadl lit tail t;uf.- tu SAGINAW LUMBER, titltogate! i,;t3li. At BMdi mi Yard No. I'o 'I ol lib! 1 3S Hlnfralur M ; , Not lb liiumb. Planing Hiil in Connection with Yard. CHICAGO, ILL. 'at.-, load, J fr.i- of liare at ITilr.i?!. U:ua FAIISIBI A ('.. - () F li A I O XI. T 151, AM I'll Furniture Dealers 0JS KOBTIIERls UiOIAHA I3attressc3, Looking Qlisses and SPRIKC BEDS AT EASTERN TRICEy -Tin! - z a utK;(i laaTifBag, New Yu;on aud farri.ic Sboji We an- now rea.lv to futntih Lnmlwr V,. -..n-llujji.-., 'airbir-j, .1-.. marie ag hwwrri -tlml 1 . ami ironed lit tb- ni-'.,t .-ulwlai til StiliR'i W- i-mpl iv none lmt Y. 1 i'-n, WorkifH-n, eii,f iriietid lo fn I mil Braak In. Ii can warrant Ii. trety aritar Vt ail wlei-U with the lt hio .pok, Tho pub !c a re iuvitcd tu call and examine before put . Oaaaal idiehere. HOHSFSHOEIXG ! d It. puitinc a ell end l-rntly done. Shop 011 Isfort. Sln-t, K.i. tof .1. R W. -t-r . .1 x i ijmouth, lud. KKt;o UBU. VZZXyA A DTttt' uintenilcniil bavinu purchaH-d III.' Llverv Sra bt of AU-i.iHli A :t'M.-, is .' ill.v pr. par. d toi t eveiy want of the .ivory biKdneits, Ha ban better lliirn-i iitid linrr lliuriri,-, tb..ti lia cvi rUa-N kept 1 1 l lyio-. Ulli, whi. h ic aill tomi Ii the pnl lie on th m,t rcit.-k'tial.b- lei mi. Traveler "iiv. d to any pu t of tliu country at rtavuiabh ratet. Mil .1. ,. HABVKY. 0s UßtA, tin tttoo I tho test of Mfia year btJPm'eUio nobile; und no prcfMr ntiun for the ....' Jswaa IfOt twen dlor, ft ti Unit 1: ill ji.-oducv the name hen: fh i.rt rCfittlti, It h if:: cnHrclff tttSIV .. :,.'; ,' din"OCil'f, Hthln ": tit : . if of tho utm&t powcrfmtamn rctoi''itfive agent i.i io VECSTA SUE i'.lNCDffl. .' restore CRBV HMr? TO ITS orilCIHAL YOUTH ruL COL.0.7. it make the nealn thtt n t clean; cures lUm&rugt and humor, tmd foiling t of Ihn laitfr: nnd tviU ttutke It grow ifp tn bttld hctt&f except in vcrtf aged person, t it fiirnishc the antritt rc fwinefte on which the. bttff :! non?lhc:l nnd nptortcd. 1 1 ' I the It r:r wo'st, sot, and uio!tg. and I wnsnrpaseeu a a IIA th i R t: H H I V t:. ft 1 the ihapml preparation ever offcrcil to .' ho politic, ai one bolUe will accontpfiih wore and last longer than three brtl?j of any other preparation. It it recommenced ami used b-g 'he Vir U vlitvil Authority. The Ü'owlerfni result prodneei fV onr S teil tan Hair Iienetocr have Indnreil mrmjf to manufacture prepi ration for the Hair, under carlo tu ititmeaj and, in order to turtnet the trade and the public io Burchic their compounds, theg ho retorted to jalsthood, bg claim' nj thrg were former imrtners, or had some comiection with nur Mr. Hall, and their prejoaraHon was similar to ours. Do not be tlvcc I red b a them. Purchase the original: it has never yet been equalled. Our Treatise on the linit teith certificates, sent free bg modi. Sec that each bottle ha one private ucrcnue wi the top of the bottle. All other are imitation. R. P. Hall & Co., Prop's, Nashua, N.H.

cgefc SiciHan Hi Ronewer

Seid hu all Dtwjyitf Dta&t in "1

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