Plymouth Democrat, Volume 15, Number 13, Plymouth, Marshall County, 2 December 1869 — Page 3

THE DEMOCRAT, News About Home.

Commissioner's euurt convenes next Monilay. The Pre9nvterhn SoeimMi will meet this afternoon and evening at the resi. dence of 0. E. Toan. Tni winter term of the Chapel school commenced last Monday; Miss Barber teacher. Mrs. Harriet Locke or Brooke formerly well known in this town, died in St. Louis on the 14th nit. TnE proceedings of the Teacher't Institute held at this place last week, were handt-d iu too late for publication this week, bat will appear in full in our next issue. Mori deer and turkeys hare been killed in our county this season than during any one season within the five years last past Last Friday, a number of passenger coaches marked ''Central Pacific R. R. of California" passed over the P. Ft. W. & C. ntPway, homeward bound. Paspengers for the Pacific coat init:ht have taken passage in these cars, and gone through without transfer. THE peace and dignity of the state was outraged at In wood, a few days ago, by two citizens thereof engaging in a fi"ht. Justice Osborne thought SO and eosts would heal the state's wounded honor. Wl neglected, last week, to call attention to the advertisements of A. C. & A. B. Capros. They are careful, prompt and energetic nen, who are in every way worthy of the very extensive business which they are now doing. Plymouth presented a very business like appearance last Saturday, if the number of people and teams on the street could be taken as an indication of the amount of business being done. It is the opinion of those wli3 have means of knowing that the minder of delinquent tax payers will be much greater this year than heretofore Tight tiaxes afTect the collection of taxes and pi inters bills first of all. Attention is callad to our market report in to-days paper. In the future we intend this t o be a regular and reliable feature of our paper. The report will be corrected promptly and carefuiiy up to Wednesday noon of each week. The firm of Oc.lesbeb, Mattixoi.y & Black are making a much-needed improvement on (lano street, in front of their mill-yard, by filling it with sawdust, which will be more pleasant travel over than to go through the mudThe improvement is all the more commendable, being an individual enterprise. If the corporate authorities would secure the raising and repair of the side walk, in tue same vicinity, their action would receive favorable comment. Tu Democrat office is now better than ever prepared to do job work in the best style, and on reasonable termsOne of the proprietors will give his attention to this department; and we intend that the quality of our work shall not be excelled by any establishment in Northern Indiana. a great amount of blowirg to the contrary notwithstandingThe Urem- n Cfifgn t is the title of a new publication recently commenced at Bremen, in this cuunty by If UM I a. Ma" mber. From the last number we learn that 815.000 have beon subscribed toward dc building of the railroad from Bremen to Plymouth, being one-third of the amount nccesary to be raiscu. and that the work of obtaining subscriptions of stoik is progressing very finely. VTe have sent out bills to our advertising patrons during the past week, and are grateful for the prompt responses we have met with. We m ed money just now, and desire to get our book:? straightened up, and settled up. We would also be pleased to square our subscription books, cspeeially with those who are from two to five years in arrears. Rome of the citizens of our town and county daily visit Chicago, and the question very naturally arises, ' Which is the best homsc to stop at?" From our xperience, we most heartily commend the Bmwt HorsE. The accommodations are first-claM, and no table in Chicago is more b niatifully supplied. The additional advantages of such a rlerk as Charley Hilton, settles the whole question, and we Tote, Brw.b llousi k Hilton. The KepmUicttm has adopted the plan of publishing the names of th"se for whom it does job work, together with the price paid. The young man who runs that machine felt eo elated because he was favored with a half-dozen small job in the space of ten days, that he could not refrain from publicly givim' Tent to hie feeling. When merchants publish the names of every man to whom they sell a yard of calico or hlarksmiths the name of every man fsr whom they set a horse-shoe, or grocery man the name of every customer to whom they sell a plug of tobacco, it will then not appear quite so silly for printers to publilsh the names of those for wh oüi they do work

The different churches are making preparations for lively times on Christmas. The children are waiting anxiously for th-jir annual cornucopeas.

A considerable ni mbcr of deer have been brought to this market during the past ten days. If the reader expects us to attempt a pun on the word ; deer," ho is very much mistaken, as we shall do nothing of the kind. An Entertainment. The famous troupe of the famous Billy Pastor will appear here, Tor the first time, next Saturday evening Of course, every bodv has heard of Billy Pastor, and of course every hoc y wants to see and hear him. He is himself an entertainment. There are several other stars in the company, and we anticipate a treat. The invariably dull commodity of wood took a sudden rise in the estimation of many of our people, during the recent stormy weather. The usually large number of persons who were out of wood when the bad weather and worse roads commened, seemed to have received heavy reinforcements on this occasion, judging from the crowd of anxious purchasers who surrounded every load which appeared upon the street. There should be some organized method adopted to relieve tho necessities cf the suffering poor of our town this winter. There are many families in Plymouth who will suffer for the necessaries of life, if assistanco is not rendered them. We have many benevolent citizens, who are ever willing to aid the needy; but it is asking too much to expect them to contribute all that will be needed. We think of no better plan than to get up a public entertainment BKIIUCa and dramatic, composed home talent, the proceeds tobodestributed to tho needy and deserving. We hope some energetic ladies and gentlemen will take hold of this matter, and get tho arrangements under way as oou as possible. Resolution of Respect. At a special meetiug of Bremen Lodge U. D. of P. ft A. M., held on the evening of Nov. 17th 1869, the following preamble and resolutions were adopted. Whereas, It has pleased Almighty (Jod to remove, by death, our beloved brother, Jacob Knoblock, calling him by His Omnipotent Will to that judgement which awaits us all. Whereas, The Masonic ties which have so long bound us in mutual friendship and enjoyment to our departed friend no more to be reunited until that great day when the graves shall give up their dead; therefore, Rooked That we sincerely mourn this disruption of covenanted friendship, bearing in remembrance his fidelity to the principles of Masonry. Rooittd, That wo earnestly sympawitb the relatives and friends of our deCeased brother, and tender them that consolation which the world can neither give nor take away. Rr solved. That a copy of this preamble and resolutions be forwarded to the family of our deceased brother, and inserted in the journals of Plymouth, SdUth Bend, and this place; and also, that a copy be fowardd to the office cf tho Masonic Home Advocate at Indianapolis for insertion. Resolved, That, in behalf of the friends of our deceased brother, we tender our thanks to tho officers of the Evangelical r-hurch for the use of their church building, to the BcT. N. Burkhart who conducted the religious services, and to the Bremen Comet Band for the sweet music furnished on the occasion. P. Eatax, ) Lewis Tiiiotiolt, I Christian Schilt, ) Com. Die Modcnxceh for December has been received, and is undoubtedly the beat illustrated fashion journal ever offered to the American ladies. The amount given for tho small prico charged is wonderful. This number alone contains 140 u-eful illustrations, mostly for cloaks; a highly colored steel engraving, and a largo supplement containing 19 full-sized patterns for lanies and children's cloaks, over-skirts, etc, Single copies, .).") cents. The daily increasing demands for this valuable semimonthly, commencing January, 1870, at the exceedingly low price of 15 cents per copy, or $3 per annum. Now is the time to subscribe and get up clubs. S. T. Taylor, Importer, 301 Canal street, New York. Current Affair. In the event of the death of Victor Emanuel, sevtn wives will be widows. What a fight there will be over old clothes. Forty-seven men who were drawn as jurors for one county of Georgia were excused from service on account of having young babies at home, and the court adjourned ' until baby season is over." The body-servant of Washington, having become comparatively extinct. the cook of Lafitte, the pirate, turns up in New Orleans, aged 118. Reticence has grown to be such a commanding virtuo that the Radicals propose nominating for the Presidency in 187 1 Dm Onondaga Stone Giant. A colored gentleman in Texas went into a blacksmith's shop with his cont tail pocket full of powder. When he came out he made a hole in the roof. Sierra Leone has a newspaper which advertises for an English compositor. The last one was broiled and euten by the chief editor, a healthy nativo of very advanced views upon the lltifnt 'f diet.

MARRIED. At the residence of Christian Haslanger, by John G. Obborne, J. P. On the 25th of November 18G8, Isaac Smith Esq.. and Catharine Uphaus.

BUSINESS LOCALS. Removal. Messrs. Work k Rum removed their tirocery Store yesterday to the room formerly occupied by Kendall & Pershing, tho first door south of Brown's Drug Store, on the cast side of Michigan street, where they can be found by their old customers and the community at large. They took with them their old stock and are now reeeiving new and fresh Groceries of the best quality and every variety which they still sell at the lowest living rates. Thankful for past patronage they solicit a continuance. For Sale Cheai A new Rifle in good order, will be sold cheap. Call on II. B. Pershing, at the P . O. book store. Tiiy.uk is a great excitement in Plymouth over the arrest of Santa Claus,but thai has nothing to do with the great bargains to bo had at Williamson & Bergman's. They have received another lot of the cheapest goods brought to this market for many years. Among the goods too tedious to mention, they have received anothor lot of nice fur., felt skirts, hoods, &c., &c. For the ladies who wish Christmas gifts, they have a choice lot of zephyrs, all shades, which they are selling at the low prico of 25 cents an ounce. Also all kinds of gents' goods, and everything usually kept in a dry goods and clothing store. So come one, come all, and take advantage of these great bargains they are determined to give during the holidays, for as they intend to close their store on Christmas day, they will sell at unprecedented low prices until that time. A story baäeil on facts, is in circulation, that all those having left watches with S. ISLvvsy, for repairs, must call previous to the first day of January, 1870, present their checks, anJ pay the charges for repairing, or said watches will be advertised and sold for the charged according to law. Xoticc to Everybody Price to Suit the Times. To reduce our large stock of goods consisting of coffees, sugars, teas, queensware, glass and stone-ware, smokingand chewing tobacco, and 100 different articles to be found in a grocery store. Allman & Mayer have concluded to sell their goods at the lowest cash figurws. The highest cash price is paid for all kinds of country produce. Particular attention is paid to buying furs, hides and sheCB pelts. In connection with their grocery store, Allman ft Mayer keep a well assorted jewelry store, and to enable tho poor, as well as the rich, to buy a tine present for the holidays. Allman & Mayer will sell fuie gold ladies watchc3 which formerly cost $55, for forty dollars; higher priced ladies' and gents' watches proportionately low; also, all other goods, such as fine jewelry of nil kinds, finger rings, gold pens, spectacles, etc., etc. We will sell one-day weight or spring clocks, which formerly cost 85, for $3,50; for cleaning a watch or clock, we have redused the price from 81 50 to 75 cts; the price of a mainspring was formerly $1 25 now it is 75 cents; watch glasses and hands, 15 cents each; keys five cents each. All work wnrranted. Remember the place, Allman iV. Mayer, Balcony Block, two duors below Hill's bakery. Read the advertisements of Harper's Magaiinc and Harper's Weekly. The Magazine is undoubtedly the best of its class, giving a great variety of profitable information, while the Weekly ia unexcelled. School. The winter term of the young ladies school will commence on Thursday, Dec. 2d. There will be a vacation during tho Holidays of one week. Let all atrive to ha nmamit at thcbcirinnin L. C. Kinney ft S. Nichols. 12-3w Fur! Fur!! Fur!!! tircenback!!! To tho Trappers and persons interested in the Fur trade in this and adjoining counties, we beg leave to say. that, having made arrangements with the largest manufacturing and exporting house in the country, we are enabled to pay the highest market price for Furs th is season do not sell before seeing us. No. 23 Michigan St. NUSSBAUM ft MAYER. Good HtJWOl 61. OO per BitNhel Tor WIMM. All those knowing themselves indebted to us either by noto or book account, can bring us whoat at the above rates, or any other kind of country produce to S(uare up. NUS8BAU2I & MAYFiR. Tf you do not feel well, you send for a doctor, he calls upon you, looks w ise, sucks the head of his cane, fcruwl soinchierogliphics upon a pi:ee of paper whieh you take to a drug store, und there pay 50cts. to 81 ,00 besides the doctor fee, for a remedy nine times out of ten not half as good as Judson's Mountain Herb Pills, which is only 25cts. per box. Do you think the inner the best because you pay the most fur it, if you do we advise you to use just fur an experiment the Judson's Mountain HerbPills, and sec for yourself, that they je one of the best family medicines compounded; they euro Headache, In 'Ingestion, Billiousness, Jaundico' and all Feiuulo Irregularities. Give the Mountain Herb Pills a trial. Sold by all Dettat. lm 10

GROCERS.

I ST Ol'ESEDi SHOOK CRAWFORD ea the Corner Sonfhof the TtorArnr houte . hatjus vpensil a dj Undid lino of GLASSWARE and LAMPS. Of the latest and most apDrorird styles, winch will be sold at prices that defy competition. CALL AND EXAMINE. Alse a freak supply of CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIES Cash Paid for Country Produce. 17 SHOOK A CRAWFORD. A. BECKER CO., Derm It but juutice to thcmelve aed tbelr friends to inform the citizen of Marshall and surrounding couutie-j that they keep a LA ROER STOCK At all time-, Inclndtnsj Crockery, Qnecnewarc, To haccc and f'icnrs Country Produce, (for which they nhvuya pay the hMrhaal market price. BETTER GROCERIES Than any other hon they are acquainted with in Northern Indiana, which thty prope-je to SELL CHEAPER That over nefore. and at lower rates than their ncihbora CAN AFFORD TO. Any person dotMlog tho above 6tatenteBti will confer a favor by calling and becoming convinced. NO. 8 COR BUT S BRICK BLOCK, PLYMOUTH. rS." 1)1 AM SPECIAL NOTICES. Preservation of the Sight. Wo have appointed J. R. LOSET. Jeweler. Plymouth Ind. Solo Agent in this vicinity for the sale of our celebrated perfected SPECTACLES ÄI2 EYE-GLASSES-The peculiar form of Lens with which they are set the purity and hardness of the material, the beauty cf finish, and uot least the .Scientific tCUftACT U ITH WHICH T1IEV ARE uRW'D. Heilder them altogether the most desirable. They assist the sight most perfectly, cause a continuous and adidlBg improvement in the eyes, arc especially easy and pleasant to wear, and last a great many years without requiring to be changed, so are the ChrnpcHt wrll aa fhe Brat. CAUTION, Wo never supply or employ any pedlers. LiIHI S A MORRIS. Manufacturing Opticians, Hartford Conn 3-y G-OOID NEWS -:o:XXT VSril MPpeetftsfly Inform the citlron of " ankan aan adkrtnl ;eoantiM Ihaiw hare forni.-d a Mrtnanhli tho mauufucturo aud hixIv of all kiudü of AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS! TVo mauufactero and tell WAGONS, BIGGIES, TRUCKS, Wheelbarrows, Bob-Sleds, LUMBER-WAGONS . Cutters and double-Shovel )H.irkmithingr and ropnlrlng donet order "hri s nl ways rvaonahle. Hhop and ortic? smastls the .fousdry on Michl gan trett, riymouth. Ind. SMALL WOOD A NICOLBS CLBAS YOUR WBBA Tl CLKAN YOUR win: at a Every farmer shuuM havo a good Fanning Mill. Damp, dirty wheat is often saved, much improved and made fit for market by running it through a (iood Fanning Mill. First class Mills for sale on a year's tima by II. G. TIIAiLUl

BUSINESS DIRECTORY. Medical.

Dr. J. S. Lcland, TTTOULD respectfully nnnonncc to tho citizens V of Plymouth aud vieiuity that he ha permanently located at the above named place for the practice of Medicine and Bnrgery, and hopes by Strict attention to the requirements of his profession, to merit a chare ot' their patrooace. Particular attention paid to treatment of all kinds orfevers, extracting teeth, and surgery. I hold myself lu readiness to attend all calls, "night or day. Offlc; S. V. corner from Parker House. (83) C. S. S. Todd, D RUG GIST, (Dr T. A. Lemon's old stand). .Michigan street, Plymouth, Indiana. Dr. L. Johnson, PTIYSICAN& SURGEON, Hoarbon, Ind. Office over Grosh & Beck Bro's. hardware store. 4'J. Dr. A. 0. Borlon, SURGEON DENTIST, Can be consulted at his . officeeverv day except Mondavsaud Tuesdays. Office over Wcfltervelt's Store. Plymouth, Ind. I)r W. Bailey, Treats all kinds of dis.-ase that afTlict the human sy-tem. Medical and Sunrical. Having had over six year- experience in the Armies of Ihe U. S. Office ovcrS.Ä M. Beckers dry good store. 33 J. J. Yiuall, HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN A SURGEON. Particular attention paid to oostrctric practice. and diseases of women and children. Office over Brownlce's store. Besidence opposite the north-we st corner of the public sqnare, Plvmonth, Ind. 10-28. 6. 11. Reynolds, M. D. Regular Physician and Operative Purreon, offers hi professional service" to the c'.tusns of Plymouth and surrounding country. In addition to the treatment of diseases conitnon to tho country, eoecial attention will le given to Surgery, the treatment of rargtcal diseases and disease bf females. Night calls in town and country prompt ly attended to. Charges rea-onable. Office and residence on west sid'- of Michigan St. three doors north of the bank. PI vmouth Ind. 33 Attorneys. M. A. 0. Packard, A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, and NoJt tary Public. Boom No. 1, Balcony block, Plymouth. Ind. 3t II. Coibin, VTTORNEY AT T AW, Notary Public and Collection SgCBt Practices in the various counties ofthe district. Having an Abstract of Tit lea for Marshall county aril give particular attention to Real ICatata boaiaeas. J. (J. Osborne, TTORNEY at Lav, and Justice of th Peace, has removed his office to the east side of A Michigan street, on the block next north of the Parker House where he will be ph ased to sec those having bnsiness to transact with Mm. Collections made and money promptly remitted. Particular attention given to the settlement of estatcs and guardianship. IS -32. A. C. & A. B. Capron, TTORNEYS COUNSELORS, Real Estate and Collecting Agents, Plymouth. Ind.. are practising iu the law courts of Marshall and adjoining counties, ntid will give prompt attentton toall legal business entrusted to them. General caUecting agents for Northern Indiana and Southern Michigav. Particnlnr attention given to th settlement of decedent's estates and guardianships. Heeds, mortgages, and other contracts drawn up and acknowled raents taken. Office, Hrowulec's Block, up stairs. nov2.VtW Pily C . II. Reeve. ATTORNEY at LAr. and IUut Clatm Agrnt, will prnctice in Fnlton, Stark. LaPorte and Kosciusko, as well as Marshall, counties. Collections promptly and efficiently attended to. -Care ful attention given to probate business. Insurance effected on lives and property, in fhn best companies in the United States. Special attention paid to the prosecution of claims of soldiers, their widows and heirs, for bounty, arrears of pay, pensions and other claims. Bfrmnce: Parweli, Field & Co.,Chieago,Shaw, Barbour A Co.. Cincinnati, Bnckly, Sheldon &Co. N. Y , Graff. Bennett & Co., Pittsburg. JMSCorMn & Van YalkenlHirgli, Have A complete ABSTRACT of thatttlea or.all the Real Batate in MarehaUconnty. Also Improved Farm. Wild and Timbered Lands. Town Lots. Business and dwelling property for sab- or f o rent. Life and Fire Insurance effected and conveyancing attended to. OHlce over the Bank, Plymouth, Ind. Hoters. HeCurtly House WANATII. INI). South Ida P. F. W. O. R R.. adjoining the passeenger depot. OnestB stoppin hers will receive firit class accommodation at moderate rates. Baggage conveyed to and from the cars free. 47 E. McCURUY. Prop'r. U S Hodirc PAUKER ROUSE. This old-established and favorably-known House is now prepared with new furniture and improve 3 accommodations to cater to the wants of our own community and the traveling public. The omnibus has been refitted and will att"nd -ill regular trains, under the manacementof the House. 33 Meat Markets. Shoemaker & Brenfleck, MEAT MARKET. Keep const ant Iv on hand the best selections Of Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal the county affords. Also manufacture a superior article of Bwlogna Sausage. Market 1st door east of Methodist church, on Laporte street, a ROOntz ft Tress. MEAT Market.- Anew Market, which will svpply the citizens of Plymouth, and surrounding country with the best qualitv of Fresh meats of all kinds. L.inl, Tallow, Baasage and all aticles kept in a first-class Meat market ahran on hand. Market at Nell's old stand. Miscellaneous. L. Shakes ft Co. BILLIARD Room. Thre tirst class tables. The 1'irmt Liipiors and beat t igars in town always on hand. Rooms, Second door north of Bank. C, Ilaslaiiger WAGONS, Carriages, etc. C. ITaslanger A Brrt.'s. manufacturers of Wagone, Carriages, etc. Blaeksmithing, painting and graining done to order. J. F. Van Valkcnbiirh. TXTBOLESALS LIQUOR S PORK pure Liquors , lor medicinal and other pnrposcps. can be had at my store, one door north of th Braach Bank. May 1. J. F. VANVALKKXBURGH. J. F. lattey & fo. IVTATRK Mill. The best lUar manufactured ?v always on hand. (Jristing done to order by a first i la.-s milier. The highest ltiurkwt price in cash pa id all times for Wheat. Mill at north-east part of towu. J. R. Loscy JEWELER -Clocks. W.itehes and -Tewlry ropalred promptly and inn workmanlike manner. Keeps for -ale ('locks. Watches, Plated ware jewelry, gold pn- ami full stock pertaining to his trade. Occupies part of Paul's Bool & Shoe Store. John S. Allcman, (1 ROCKS and Produce Dealer. Mas n choice Jf stock affreah Groceries on hand. Pays the bijrheat market prii e tor all klada of country produce Can provide citizens of town with the heat the co mtry utlords. store lourth door north or Bank. iloltzendori?, FASHIONABLE RAKRRR, r fit AOO BARKER SHOP, Under Murks Khrlich store. Shaving, ll;;r Cattina;, Shampooaina;, Ac. done in the beet Btjle. Particular attention yiven to Dyeing Hair and Whiskers. The alglMat price aid for ladle! hair. 11-31 A. C. DOLTZENDORFF. Uostav ßroun. fkf aaatketurer aad dealer at waoleaale and revl t.iil afTohaeen mnA ftara Pinna. riinrhold'T-'. tohai co-hoves and po"iehea. Will supply retail dealcra with all qnantiti!s f cicar and To bacco at mn li rates as will make it their interest to try him. Room second door south of the bunk. 8 Banking Company, IyLYOCTIl 1ND. The Plymouth Branch tUnk lnK'o., aacceeeora to the Plymouth Branch Beak of the State t ladtaae.) open from 9 to is o'clock,, m., .nd fron 1 to 4 o'clock j. n. T. CKR8 W ER, Preaideat 13 -9 T. CUtvSSN KR. Jr.. Oathlor. W ords of Wlttlom For vonns men, on the Riilinir Passion tn Yenth nt'd Early Manhood, uitl. sl.l.l-' WVA.V for Ihe Lrriii" aae unfortunate. Sent lu sealed letter envelope,, fre.- or ,nar-e. AddriKS, ASSOCIATION, Bex P, PiiiADKu-aiA, 'a. - iy I0O CORDS OF DRY WHITE DISS WOOD BOLTS WANTED NOW. TV hiphrst p:lce will be paid for DRY white bnMwood nolin deÜTered to.lOH UOLTORP. Un mire ;t Rrowr' Cigar Store, im'f

CLOTHING.

G "1 UK A T ARRIVALS AT S. & M. BECKER'S. "Wc arc now receiving: our Fall and Winter Goods, And can show the HANDSOMEST STOCK OF GOODS Ever brought to Plymouth, ami can oiler better bargains in CALICOES, DELAIXES, ALLAPACAS, GOOD FOR SUITS, tc, Jcc. Our Clothing assortment is complete and will sell at Very Low Mriccs. A Splendid Stock of HATS, CAPS. AND Gents FurnlsUlnff Goods. W bar a FIX ASKJMMMMtt OF Cloths, Cassiraeres and Vests, And make CLOTHING TO ORDER, IJT Latest Styles. 39 S. h If. BECKER. D RUCiGISTS. G. BLAIN & CO., Denier ia kith-Wait Cofc Vubigai ad tix 8U., Plymouth, lud HAVING jaat received ft fresh supply of rverytbin in our line of trade, r alatllll. in.-.intv o DrugN, Medicines PnlntH, OtlSf Dyo Stuff, Yarnlah, Glass, ICi-u-.hr-, Perfamerlev i'anle Xotion,' stationery. Pure lltd'fi'iff and I.'tquort for medical jntrpot only re to which ye unite atUntien. We have received, aedwillscllat reasoaable rate-. a euantity of Kerosene and ' oal Oil. Also every style and size KJCR OS EXE LAMPS, For barnlnp the same. We nre also agents far a the popular Patent Medicines, Of the day. rfcyaidais' PRESCRIPTIONS, Cnrefnlly put np at all knurs of the nl-.'ht. by a exoeriened dragffWt. We earn -tlv mvlte tke public to fa vor u with a call aud exaaaiRa oar tok, :inl tvrnnip convinced of the tact fiat w are doin; a liberal business. 19 U iLAINACO. O i.n LiNk. ESTABLISHED .V 1SH. W. E. BROWN, Bneettter to PERSHING- & BROWN, Ialrr U BRUG9 MEDICINES, SCHOOL BOOKS,

DRXTu STORE

PRE SCRIPT I Oys Carefully prepared at all houra of the day or BM, WM. MOWN. Plymouth, led

HARDWARE.

H AKDWARE & STOVtS. IMrORTAXT TO THOSE PURCUASIXO HARDWARE. 33XJCIC fc TOAX. Xo. 9, IfldUfan street, T7ymouth, In .'. ARE now receiving direct from'the M:imifcturerand Importers, a eneral assortment of HOUSE TRIMMING AND HOUSE FURNISHING HARDWARE. And an endless Tariety of useful FARM IMPLEMENTS. in ox. yrnKL. XALS, taint PÜTTTi KMOFJSL8, 8PADMS, GLASS, SASH, DOORS, ri MI'S, VIVE. VA KL;, BSLTDfG. HO VAS, shot, POWDEB. LJ-7A ' BtMD-LAGJ-, HI! ASS A.XO CO WAR ASTtl Ks, rar i ts, ta blis AXD VO( KMT f ( TLKMY VAMAKE TURNEM8 AD BMOKE-8TA CMP. ETC., ETC. Cook Stoves, and some that don't Cook, Parlor Stoves for sitting rooms, sitting room Stoves for Parlors, Elevated Oven Stoves, and Ovens that have not been elevated, Ch.iins of all kinds. Bat Tiaps to catch Mic and Mice Traps ,o catch Rata, Tinners Coppcrcrs and Ironerc AT WORK IN THE SHOP. ALL KIXDS OP SHELF HEAVY AT AS LOW FIGTRES AS CA.N BE FOUND ON THIS CONTINENS. Our Goods were purchased with CaSII! (U borrowed t:) at the vojy toareat price, mal -Aiy;ei at (kc'Ja loaj trm t Fh kjM, We propose to sell for Qnk and wc dont cara where you get the money. a C. 131 CK. C. E. TOAN. KM RAIL- ROADS. Q C. Em R. R. TIME TABLE. Takes effect Wednesday, Nov. IT. TRAINS GOING sorrii.

STATIONS AND SIDINGS. a com n IKXFBSM Lanorta ' 7:30 a a a Stillwell MSi5 " 8:.rMi Kankakee I 8:30 " H Q', Walkerton I 9:13 " 9M 14 Knott's j 9:50 " M " Tvner Nctt " KM " 1'ivmouth 11:40 " 10:30 " Arktis !i:40 ra 10:21 14 Kailhhaeka '12:M " 0:M " Walnut I 1:15 " 10:39 M Qraval Pit ! 1:30 " Kh47 Etocbeatcr 2:.t) " UM " Lincoln 3:10 " 117 : Uinninham 3:2 ItiM " Deeds ! 3:t5 11:43 - Rai River j Z: 0 " 11:31 " Courier ! 4;19 M 11:57 " Peru ! 6:00 " 1S15 r TRAINS ;OIN(i NORTH. STATIONS AND SIDINGS. tXTUXm accosi'x Pern 4:0(1 p a 7:3 A Courter 4:13 H P: 18 ' Eel Hirer i: M :2 14 Deeds 4:31 " S:40 M BhaaiaariaaM 4:SK 9 tK) Lincoln 4:43 '.1:20 " Kocheeter 5:10 1145 " Stargeoa 3:vh) m it:2" m Walnut ' .': " ll:50 " Rail-backs , VII " 12:10 r Arjjos .):4I P 12:4H Plymouth V5 Mg " Tvnfr " : 2:10 " Kaotts 6:2 " .55 " Walkerton 6 .37 " j KB 4 Kankikee :47 .3:50 - Stillwell ' kit 4:15 LaPorte 7:15 v U &:0u -X

Trains run iluiiv. Saadaye excepted. C. W. PR.DLKY.Superintndnt. Fittiburgli, aft. WayncA Ctii rago Hail way. On and after NoveaaaerM 1809, Trains willVav -!:iiioiii iliilv. (Sundays excepted.) a" follow : Train leaving 'hicas at r..50 1'. M.. taaaraa dally fTrain teaviaa Pittsburgh at 2,10 P. M., lava daily. i t: a . a t vi a w 1 1 r. .

na .Bxrasaa. mail. wress .exri. -IMttKhureh. 9.45 A a fi. !5 a a 2.15 p a 1,55 a Roc Water., s.ttf sr. " .m Salem 4.45 4, 10,18 " .B" Mliance.... 5J 44 M " 11.1 M 1M Canton .. . i."l M fi.dT " It,l r a lv-.5 pa Missilloii. .. fi.tiO " tJH HM ii so Orrville 1 .r,l 7.0 " IM Weoater..,. . M 1 " LM " 1M " Mansfield.. . 8wM M J.1H " 4,05" " ... Ar I " Ml 4.4.-I " S.15 " rrestihlieJ)0, Ban p h c ) A h jo -M v 1,15 P Bmi raa..TJ tj ' Mi M 10.4.J " 11.40 Up ndeak'i IM M T.io 11,11 " 11,1 Poreat ....18.C1" 7. 3 ii.tr " 12.41" Uaie ' .P y.or, - t?.r,r. " t.M) Van Wert . 10.11 " M.Ü M 2,(K) 2.Vi Kort Wane 11, " H,r, A a a.?o a a; 4.::o Columbia... IHM " IMt M Ml M MJ " Waraaw ) 1.M M 1,4 M 1.4c , 02 Plvmonth...! ü.rs" 6.00" M Vaparataa,.. 7 " 4..i 7.20 - .W " Chieayo I ..5 I p a Mi p y,2(l " '10 M P m TBjAtXB OOiXV EAST. mflMI Bxrnrss.o ritr.ss. kxpri vail. Chicago... 8,SiAa t.2i p m r..(rpp t.'On Valparaiso, lo.w itJU M I Ml M IM " Plvmouth. I1JM 2ix " MM MI' War-.iw. .. U 15 " S 27 M H.4S " t0.(S ' Colaabia.. Itjn 4.2-t " ItMl " io.:d " Fort Wayne i .55 P M M M !l.20" 11 11 Van Wert Mt 7.L1 " 12.27" 1.1' Limn 1.5S " S.20 " 1.15 " V.i5 " Forest 4,4 " J.40 " "2.40 " 3..VI " Tp S'adaek' 5.10 " 10.05 " MM 4.vs " Bacyrae.... 5.4ft" in. 4 m.i" " 5 15 " .. . ( A. ft.10pall.li am 41'. am 5.10 r a INI ai n p 5 p u r M ,., V) .. f 4 n Mansfield.. 5.42" 12 32" ! I.W " R.'tS " Wooster. .. 7.0.1" 1.55" 2,."" S.25 " Orrville.... 7 is " 1.2(1" " 8,58" MaaeaiUgaL . 7.:.7 " a.50 " 3.20 " .38 " Caaten s.n " 3,or " a.u " ie.no " Alliance 8 NI ' S.45 " ! 4.20 " 11. " Sul-m 9M 4.S0 " j 4,-ift " K.OIpm Rocheater . . 11,01 a m 6..V " l.t " Pittsburgh. .' 1 .40 am 7.05 ra 7.10 i a ?.15 p a j. Ü.'fcllMRÄLL. Oan lTickal Aaant. JU.I LIVERY

SALE STAI3I.ES.

The nndri,Mietl havinsr pun hiped thelivrv ta blf All. MAN A ROBB, i tullv prepared to MM every want of the livery business, lie has beta r Itr.rsc and liner buiriries than h:is ever hoea krpt in Plymouth, which he is pro pared to furnish Hi- public on t lie most reasonable Icrmn. Trnva l-rs r iiveyed to any pait wl the countv on re;is(in ah'-. ru. a. L. fUUVEY, 4

DRY GOODS.

A T T ENTIONi DRV GOODS MiRKBT REV0LITI0IZE? WILLIAMSON & BERGMA'I Having onterod into partnership Lej leato inform the public that they have brought ea a rer large and aaiefallj SELECTED STOCK of Consisting in perl of Ladies Dress Goods Pach 38 ALL WOOL MKRIÜ08, M0AD0P.V PARI8IAÜ CLOTHS, UPELLAK1 CLOTHS, lrIl!;S' CLOTH f ALL WOOL) Wool. I) FLA IN KS, BNOLISH MERINOS, AUML'UES. TRIMMIN; OF ALL KIND.5. zr.PTTYr:?.. CORSETS, NXBIAS, rrn WOOLB8 HOODS OF EVERY DB8CBI1' TU IN, LADIES R iSKETS, HOOFSKIRTS, SHAWLS. HOSIERY, 0 LOVES, PRINTS, ML8. I. INS. RLE AC HI UNDLEACHHD. DENIMS AND HICKORY SHIRTING, CHfrrS, COTT AND LINEN TA PLK-CLOTHd, CAK PET CHAIN. COTTOS YAR5, COTTON BATTINO, WOOLEN YARN. COVERLETS, BLANKETS, CLOTH CA88IMERE8. STC, ETC. f'.l 1 i nil? u u:? CLOTHING. HATS. CAPS, B30TS SHOES A Large Stock of Flannels And everjihinflr aeoaüj kept in a IVy Getoro. Of their oM cu.-'mnors tiiey nek continu.it!. :i of their trieta, an they inv a many Bear aaaM as v ill iavor them wiij call, tstkej tire -nre thry can plane all. N s: vie rttnl jn ie -s. Ht coeae elewg ajed jrive u a trial. ai'l von v. ill finl tliis no hiimbu'-. We inter..! to .io t itraiahtforwsrl, be i est business. nnl :tre .U termined not to . dcraaM. y;;ick -i'.lcs ami rnall profi'f our motto. Two tloors south of Doe i Lemon's obi stand, east aide of Michigan tJT Piv:nc-uth, In I. bin:) WILLIAMSON ft BERGMAN. PATENT MEOIC!NES. In Pills Convenient for Use. OonteUHB no Quinine, Produces no Dimness. No Ringinging in the Ears. One Dose in :i day siillieient. Cures Ague in all its forms. Xo Unpleasant Taste. Safe for the Youngest Cbildm Xo change of Dkl reqnired. Exposure or nnosnal exerd will not destroy its EiBcarv ETE1 BROTHERS J (0. 1. i:Klt A I. Allt NTS, rt. vj ne, taeeLf ml st. f aeale. . UE' lar Sale hy all Drni,';it. fIIK (illEAT ZING A III BIT1 ERS, A SAFE BLO''D fVEIFIEM, A VLEEB13 T -Yic, A Ii LA AXT BETOEA$MEt A CEETAJLE CVL ejaj Prf.vkntive or DiSRASS. Th" Zfnrr.ri Hitter - eotnjviRjuh'rt fr.m a bk neriotion of tW celebrated i- j ttae phjrsieaaaL t Owofwea. aim. after years oi r: ial :n.,t eaferlaae difHovend the htjn '' th mxt r.tnnrka1.' ee rtaeea aadactfcm the . arth. p. rhajw, ha . t yielded certainly th mo-t rteetivein the env dlaeaee. It. ta rombtnattoa Ith the otaer ai;; Me aaaawrtiee of which the Zii-ari Hitter u. CoinjH)t-ed. wiileura lK-.-pfjui l ever nnl Ague. BUtoo Fevor. Colic. Coll-, Hroucliitii, Consnniptii-n ia it Pirr-t Stages, Flatulenoy. N rwius Jlehiüty, Fej;a!ö Cinijl.iint, Klu -en at;? r.i, DjMKteiV, Aeule n i Üfc fataie DiarrlMM, Cholera Hfba.l i" !era, Tyjihns Fever, rHol Cover. Srrofu!;i, PwMe "i the Ki'Jt.rv. 1 1 riLitu . CoUiveues. .to. Ia the preTcaUoa aad rareei me aaewe fjaaaaer at kaa aiever been ki.w it to tall, r tlionaud. . our moot pron.i'i :it ri:i i - t i oti!,ou l pHi , ol the con hi r will testify. Let the iuli.it.: aai for i In flara containing tetiinoi iyn and cit.e rants 01 iuoe wt'.o :i iv iven ur. i .in.-r thi ir c aei- linve iH'i u li'Uouiucd hjiKles hy cur bi t v VniX'lAL IEI)T. F. RAHTKR h CO., Nowt, Fronts raiLARKKratA. RrcoremenJvtl by Y.. Potter, of lV iinhvhania. Horn. iavi.i:: llobert J . Fiaher, Hon. Ealward MclMiera d, H Joel I Danner, Hon. Win. M Sl rr I oUteraol L 'iinsvlvunu. S4U bv Druf BM0 ami U-rilers every where. (311 1 4 :rr GENTS R AXTF.I. aoi , s a I TKl, ST . tn 2itO .. ath. iiii. UM ieninl. It itH llie eeh Ol m: i I hud oiig nut t oiiiT-ion Sne 1 annlv SeariOg Machin improve. 1 nul ftt feetetd ; it Will hem, flitc'i, tocRj biii.l, brnu &r.'l euibjoi'ler in a iiioct superior manner, l'riee only $1: For aintlMicltj a.w durability, it Laa a i rival. 1 i m t I in. from any parties) eellii Ifichiuee taOOt the nnm pme as oura, um ! .-- ' -iii Certireute vt Aarenej kigac . by uk, a tktj are trorikktt Caat lioa i2 clii nea. I'yrOircular" aad Te-ma. app'y r aidre. H TBAWt oKI) & CO .

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