Plymouth Democrat, Volume 21, Number 38, Plymouth, Marshall County, 18 May 1876 — Page 4
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ijt b'kM at a parrr. rnt party at Mead's), S remarkably hearty
- s " ii aw so young 1 ber weeds; 1 s. now .he was smJlertmr sorrow fi (ir the (nsfut to em-prwaa, why r n th chca to borrow fi" a frma tbe lansraage of dreaa f
i. j i.
? VM mW a Birtlt r :vw were aa dark M her abawl, eia tbat flatbed la the light
i ojr p t. -k a a bitters! pall ; . r i f cad tbe hue of the rest, : it fitted her shape!) " i ! crW that wm Ting her breast, .. n.-im-ff in M:jows of crape. . . t tiat tear of vicarious wm, . ..at eJ- tuibt have sullied her faca, -" -. '.rri' permitted to flow i" n rli ol ebowy lace. -in -.-n ber Ian io tta play, .1 ij a lugubrious scope, A i a- ?d to tx! wavinjr away ; j ( the angel ot flop ! . . 1 . f ' k t i:, ,-(,.! of a queen, a i:. ,itrr rel aba wore;
. n axier-tT.Hji sorrow before ; A'l I fji,; t b ip Ibis Wine the 1-ear.jy r liitm'i. fj loved aad U loat Was doint fj.T conjugal duty Altogether regarUia of coat. STjr!r would say such devotlm Performed at ao vat an expense. Betrayed aa t.-.crm of emotion That rsa.lv 'a something immense ; And fat a I vaved, at my leisure, ' TSwjae tDdtr nmrd I thought : it ra aran.-e wiibout meaaure,
i n aurnr toat oe oy toe yarn.
Xb
ief w a curious paMrion ;
a4
I rnf
And Tour I am aorely afnUd.
Tb vrrr c xt pbaae ot the W'lil f nd it tannin to t : , Tbous;?! 4 m are the mtdv-rs rl rrlef, lp tooniinar will follow I v jiKiit, H!f-t!Bt will betokeo rclie
, Tiiijny "ball be aymboled In white
' 1 were idle to quarrel Wis la-hiou, or aiieht abe anar do : Anl ao I conclude with a moral And iwtaphor warranted swWhrn oimiei roma handaomel out, Th puient la a4a tbey aay. And Ui aorrow in aitUleat, no dubt Tyt, wyrtw is WmiJar w.r.
'Is
Tl ri)idTnUce Under Wkleh
Covatrj Tecaert Labor.
f
An Addrtts, Read Brfore the Marshall
Countj Ttiuher't Institute. " T M. J. DICKSON. ( f Under wbat disadvantaifes do the country teachers labor, and what are the 'remedies, is a question of importance to us, as country teachers, and otie Dijt easily answered. O : To name a (freat many o the disadT.v;tn i an easy task, but to pre- ' fnlje remedies that can be, or rather ff$l appVed, is a far different thing, , for weaie'all aware that many of the evils"-now "existing in our country . " V hoU Dilsrht be efTwtiiallv ernU, u-
- tvd,weie .the parents, director and
" a. W . -
x. A-n.--.ii!)j Trustee, to co-oj erate with
tlio waclicr in trvinsr to brintr altont
i.f!.i?
. jMl lh& we have not bad the united
, By !..;-'.. Lea- of the above named a w, -s t- f a,-. 1 . M a. .. M .
,'i. .in, ia u a iaci or wnicn we are
1 ali n.'jor less cognizant.
iuii to my subject, to teach school suf.', .ruliy, Uachers siiould travel in
o'.iu r t. t-et a personal knowledge of
- the aptly of the country, outside oi .t!-.r own county. and state, and iiua tie acquaintance of good teacLtrs ai.u vj'icators, as far as possible.
and t U this, -requires a cessation froru hi ..t and "a certain amount of
. inans. . ,- -
- ..iow. all m m admit, tliat at the low prices' far wfeich our country teachers are laWing;"and tthe short time for
. ,v-Hr, mat naf impossible for them to
receive any benefii in this way. . I kfiow that there is a great "hue"
tnii Zriy" m4 by our city teachers -J&ifir'-hftc-. iaAoyxmnf lalaemXSttenm months out of every twelve, and are J-paJd a saisiry of twelve or fifteen hundretlxllars a year, with n-gB.d to the pay that we teachers get.
-They tell us that we are getting good enough wages, better than we deserve, and that it is our own fault . that we iue not getting better wages. This talk - all sounds very well,' I y auppvse,' but we who teach in the : country, think differently. We think " .that 2.00 per day is good enough pay, as long as It lasts, but how long do we - get this much paid into our hands? For three long months, then we taper oft with fifty or seventy-five cents, for the next three months, and the remainder of the year we get n otbing to da. while teachers-, as well &s other . people, ure obliged to eat and wear all
mue; nu ii win i easily seen that the supply is not equal to the demand. , But what shall we do through all these six months in which we have no
t'aipiomeni7 "Cultivate your minds,"
sys our salaried friend. Travel, go to
l. . V" : . . r ii . .
ww mSaia iiis, w lM i'aciuc coast, oi- anywhere, that you may derive the advantages to be obtained from travel and observation. .'But anxious' u we may be to see new scenes, to visit places of interest, t and to attend the schools of other places to t-rve their workmgj. and
, tnercny aaa variety and life to onr own instructions, unless we have some otber resource than our wages for teaching, we can't do it. Many of our country teachers are
oongea io uevoie uie time that should
oe spent m attending schools and in . other educational pursuits, bard, manual for the purpose of keep-""""irij-'V." c'ii'j'E'i.ACji.""""' "'-"'--"'"' - if any vv.-y can suggest a mode of
C;tncierinir ' that will alleviate this embiArrasstiwnt, we will le glado hear " Another disad vantage in our work,
- ""ii. (uiauacuici;b ui school buildings. ' ' ' ' .
4 Rav0 sometimes thought that the
pooifst and most awkward cobblers
that were ever invented, are the verv
, meii wi u are engaged to build our
country school housed.
- - eeui to get a patent on their eats and furnish us with seats of their
own make, with desks reaching so far
UV9 the pupils heads that they are
otuge4 vo stand while writing, and
seats so high that the smaller pupils
mu-c t-t! ... , tato them, or else low tl.,.t tlei t Jvr ones can scarcely get
uj ii ii- m. lnt-a -i a:i excuse for a black board, ; .U T: -.i three feet by six, is fixed
!.uud the
and cot tend a carpenter to build and plan a roova, of which he knows as lit Ue concerning the manner iu which It ahould be planned, as he does of the art of making pory. We are repeatedly told, too, that -we must teach our pupils to be tidy, when at the same time our school yards are thrown open to all the hogs, cattle, etc, that may happen to pass along our way.' These congregate around our very
doors, and sometime have the impudence to walk right in, requiring a great amount of persuasion on our
part to induce them to q ait our happv abodes. They will root around our very
doors, making receptacles for the next rain that chances to fall thir
continue their work by mixing a mortar, through which the teacher and
pupils are obliged to wade, in order to
get into the room. Now, how much
respect can wo er.pect our pupils to
nave ior sucn a place as this, or of
their own personal appearance, when obliged to remain day after day in such a filthy, uninviting place as this?
ot m uch, surely.
But when our patrons get to be so much interested in the welfare of the
schools as to take an interest in these
things, and try to remedy the evils by offering to build fences, sidewalks and
the like, free of charge, if the trustee
will provide the materials, he is told i. . i ... .....
uy mat aumonty mat there is no money for any such purpose, and there
the matter drops ; and we go on with the mud, vermin and filth, and can do nor say nothing, because there is no 'y of getting out of this trouble, and we must get along wit a them the best we can. Xow, if there is no i and at the command of our trustees i'or the erection of fences, sidewalks, doorsteps, etc, I simply say that there had better be some arrangements made for -such a fund, and not insult our teachers and pupils any longer, by asking them to wear their best clothes, and to present a neat and tidy appearance, in such miserably untidy buildings and surroundings as these. I shall mention other disadvantages, and although the last I shall name, is not the least in importance, and that is the absence and tardiness of pupils. We have all, no doubt, been annoyed almost beyond endurance by the absence of our pupils from school, and
their lack of punctuality, and yet we have not had the power to prevent it Teachers, I think, more than any one els.', know the deleterious effects upon the school, as well as the pupil him
self, when such things are of frequent
occurrence in their schools.
For instance, a class at the begin
ninS of the term, starts in together,
and all goes along smoothly until some
one is absent from one or two recita
tions. When the absentee returns, he
does not know what the lesson is, and troubles the teacher, or some of the pupils to tell him where to find it. He
works along in a disinterested way, for he has a poor understanding of the
lesson under consideration, when the
previous ones are unknown to him.
vonsequeniiy, wnen ne comes to re
cite, he is not well prepared, and the teacher's time is bestowed upon him, in the vain effort to make him under
stand what the rest of the class already know, and they are losing the time
that should be given to their instruc
tion.
I his thing is repeated time after time with the most unfavorable results. Tardiness is an evil that is much more
prevalent, but I think not so hurtful
in us influence over the school, yet it
has its serious drawbacks.
One of the most disagreeable habits
we can form, is that of always being
behind time. If we are late to school
we uuuuy me wnoie scnooi. aad per
haps lose a recitation, or some valu
able information, and besides this, we are forminir a bad habit that will trn
with us through life.
"We will be latf at public and social
entertainments, will make engagements and not meet them, and and an
air of carelessness, and shift!
will pervade all our actions.
I suppose a plan was tried a year or
two since, to lessen the amount of tar
diness and absence in our schools, but if so, it fell far short of accomDlishine-
the resulfrequired. I What I alude to is this: Our county ' superintendent furnished us with
blanks on which we were to make out with permanl
. ' CENTAUIi LI2f 121Xy x. : -. Centaur liniment,
me mcKesi, Sorest aad Cheapest
Itemed ies.
IXSUEAKCE.
IHSUOiCE AGEiiCY
or
reommeil. aad f lera declare tbat no .Mich remedy have rar before beea la
r- " are caeap. Bat the proprietore of
tneee article win praaeot trial botUea to medical
aaea, ITatla, a a raarantee ot what they aay. TatCataarHalawat, White Wrm
" " care KUeamaUaa, Nairaljpa, Urn
oaco. Sciatica, Caked Breaate. Sote Ni pplea
-roatereet,ChlHblalna.sw.-31njrt,SpralDa.aDd
any ordinary n-rju, boxi oa kcscls ailkkjt.
We make ao pretecae tbat thla article will core
Caacwr. reatore .oat bonea. or jri-re beal.h to
waiaky eoaked earcaea. Bat it will altraya reduce
inflammation aad allay pain.
it win extract the poUoa ol bltea and etiagx
ana Beeie Drone and acalda wlthaat at aei
l-aley. Weak Bark. Caked Breasta. Earache,
Toothache, Itch. and Cntaoeose KrapUona readily
yield to ita treatment.
Menry Black, of Ada. Hard I a C.. Ohio, mmtm
"Mj wife aaa had rhenmatlam for Are yeara no reai. no aieep oald acarcely walk acroaa the
noor. Mie la now completely eared by th r a.e of
wnuu UDiawat. We all feel tbankfal to yoa
ana recommend yoar wonderful medicine to all
wur irienae.
Jamee Hard, of Zainearllle. O. eaya : -The Cen
taur unimeni ca'M my lieuralgta.
i nan. oi newara. wrftee: "Send me ewe dozen boulre by expreee. The Liniment haa
aarea my eg. l want to diatrtbnte it, Ac."
The aaJe of thia Liniment la lncreaatng rapidly.
Ttte Yellow Centaur IAniment
la for the touch kln,fleh and moacles of Boaaxa. ui.e aid aHiaaxa.
We hare nerer yet aeen a ca ae of Sparln, 8 ween y.
nine-Done, wind frail. Scratches or Poll t11, which thia liniment would not speedily benelit, and we neneraaw bat a lew caeea -which tt
waald aat awre. It -will can when any. thin can. it la folly to epend $20 for a Farrier
when one dollar'a worth of CeotanrLiaiment will
do setter. The following Is a sample of the teatl
mony prodnced : W. P. Hopkina. poetmaeter Plqoa, O., saye :
v.enuiHr unuuni can t ne neat, it caree
eTery time." ., Tn.TBTCit. O.. March 1. 1TS.
"i wwv ua.c ffw uu. j ne aemana la verr
n . "v. w. v uuvi ftuvra io wiinoar It. P. 11. HIS tT A SON." , M Jxmtpon, MOt Kot. 10. 1873.
oum. uoe ao I an inippiD; bone to St.
kk one cnpoiea in a car. With ere
oimcoiiji got Dim to tbe stable. The slableePrraTe me a bottle ofyoor Centaur Liniment
aucn success mat in two days the horse was actlre and nearly well. I hare been
?ti.V t ""P"" tnirtr yem, bnt yoni Lihlmebt beats at. tbtnr I ever need. 4 A. J. M'CAKTT. Veterinary 8urKeon." For a poettga stamp we will mall a Centaur At
uanaa, containing nandreds of eertiflcatea, from eTery state In tbe Union. These Liniments are
now sold by all dealers In the canntry. Laboratory of J. B. BOSK A CO., Dey St New York,
Gastoria.
Dr. Samuel Pitcher, of Brannls, Mass., experimented In bis private practice for twenty years to produce a combination tbat weald have the properties of Caator OU without its nnpl-asant
taste and griping effect.
tiis preparation was sent for, near and far, till Anally he gare It the name of Castoria, and put It
np ior sale, it is rery wonderful in its effects, particularly with the disordered stomachs and bow9ls of children. It assimilates the food, cures sour stomach and wind colic, regulates the bowels, expela woimt, and may be relied upon
in croup. As a pleasant, effect! re and perfectly ante cahrtle remedy It Is superior to Castor Oil, Cor dials and Syrups. It doea not contain alcohol, and Is adapted to any age. By refrulsting tbe stomach and bowels of eross and sickly children ther become ronri-
natnrert and healthy. They can enjoy aleep and mothers hara reat. The Caxtoria is put up at tbe Laboratory of J. B. Rose s Co., 4S Dty Street,
new lorx.
ACEIYTS WAIYTED. CENTENNIAL MEDALLIONS
appear-
Struck la aolid Albata Plate, equal Ja
auce, wear and color to
SOXXD SILVER OR GOLD. -eirrilr kIl's" TarletT ' beautltbl D. Trr.deouLrf&n;h"fr,I 8'
.valnabla 80nveairs ni'vZZZ?
A.
C. & A. B. OA PRON Plymouth, lad.
WE OFFER
At
PERFECT LDEMXITY
Fair Kate in tb-j folio winir Sound and
Keliahle Companies.
Hartford of Hartford $3,500,000 U. Briiih&M'rcaatile $10,000,000
Policies issued on Property on
all clattsea of Insurable
easonable terms.
A. C &: A. B. CAPROIT, ' AGENTS. FeblOtl
THE FARMERS AND LABOR
1NG MEN'S FRIENDS !
Wholesale and Ketall Dealere in
GrEOGEEIES
-AND
Provisions,
Wood, Willow, China. -and Stone
Ware, Are selllnr at all times as cheap as any house la Northern Indiana. In runnmitinn with tk.
Duelnefa. we pay the HIGHEST PRICK in
CASH m ALL BHDS OF FEQ93CS,
and make a Speciality In
HMes, Fnrs, Pelts, Wool aM Seeds.
either if you wish to purchase goods in our line
aajriuuig io sell at our Store, No. 23, East Side Mich. St.
PLTJiOUTII, lXDIAtfA.
May 7 1874-tf
WANTED !
Everybody to know that the largest and most
complete stock of OIGTAES
AND
tor agents. In Velvet-linrf VK """cent samples ljS the But of wT,c.alDC'alntrance InternatlSSaf Fhfihiln'rto,,V, rand Hall (Art GallVrV) Hf h,,VIUo,n-Mem..rlal Building , .JI'- Hortlcnltural Hall. Main
ml i. " " at n
S Kni?of the iVeclar.tlon tTr! n-t-,,,on of the slimed 1v t,.. ?,r"A,0".?f Independence fde.
ceint or draft or Pnt n.. . "r.aii on rewlll shin br for 13.40, or
press char 'iZSL."."!"" receiptor ex.
aad one aaTni- ir"'ar. '"d Price List
rnenae proflti. Sella it .tXBl'l?l Vs- - Im-
a .4
tor enterprise.
ve fields
XT. 8. MEDIXLIOH 00. 91?
P. 0. Box 627a w. w
" w A orb
wav g.
r or
t 9 Genua.
Long Range Breech Loading
fzieuet Pistol and Targats, r.miiu . . . . ...
;r " ukh nan with aocn
racy nfty feet without powder or
uc.em. JtJT mail, fre tnr
our
U. tt
teacher's desk.
--s him to retire from his ' -yerthe board is or l"- !ered. Sometimes a - it tinJs its way into these but they are of such : ' that it is hard to de - t'.ey belong, o they axe t:-iit and fast to the - f tl room, as remote as j teacher's desk, and a oi-Ani way to avoid - ' -rri.'.uifiii K f
rr onthly a report of the amouut of tar
diness and absence in our schools. We did this, with some srouble to our-, selves, returned them at the proper tiriiA nrwl thia .KA 1 .. . M r.l I 1
- - , buii WW AO LUC IdSl, VI Jl lie
The parents- ere not talked with on
tne subject, no plan was presented for the teacher's guidance, and finallv the
reports were reported a nuisance, and
dropped.
Lnless ther;.n ome rompulsorv
method adopted t-y wa'.ch we can rem
edy these evils, I know of no better course for us to pursue than to make
monthly reports for our pupils giving
the amount of their absence and tar
diness and uniL it to f hftjajweWCallL
vufir H4iention to these things, ialk to
them about the evils attendant upon such a course, and make them see that it is a wrong against the school, and in this way much good may be done. Parents will be surprised at the showing of absence and tardiness, and will in most cases try to a.oid such frequent recurrences of 1 hem in the future. ; .
AGENTS WANTPn i
A. GRAHAM, 67 Liberty St., New Tork
Better to hope though the clouds hang low. And to keep the eyes still lifted ;
tbrn.h' WUl Sn PP
When tbe ominous cloud are drilted There wa never a night without a day, .W m evening without a uorniusr: And the darkest hour, the proverb aava. Is the hour before the dawnmg. '
U PHUHT0N M1
aiaae any aay tn Puts aad Calls. Invest according to your means. ?10, 5),or 100 in t-tot:k pnvileires has broufrht a small lortune to the careful investor. We advise when and how to operate salely. Book with full information Sent Free. Address orders by mail or
Bankers and Broker 17 Wail St., N. T. apr20lv
J. W. J1AXKY. I. K. HARRIS
MAXEY & HARKIS
AGENTS FOR THK CKLEBRATED
ClanTjion Reaper aM Mower
The machine that tt Davs the farmer to buv.
AJsoth?
A Boston master said, one day, lVys, teil me. if you can, 1 prav. Why Washington's birhdav should shine la to-day's history, mar) than nuu t" At once, such atil lness In the hall, lou might have heard a loath er fall; kxelajms a boy r-t three teet high, ' Because be never told a Me r
God Rive us mea time like this demands Hr ml!u,! hearts, true faiUi and
Mea wbota Ue lust edTolrTW ... . -
.Men wbom Lbe .polls of cfilce caneot buv ; -ltn who poswfa ODrmona m,,A . w.n .
Men who bave btinorj men who will not He; .Men who van xtartd tMfnr .
An.i ,i.. k;. . i.;::. - - ss.
.,V .wuvruw
w iUa aU jsT
Tail men, auo-erowued, who toir
Ii puWie duty and in private thinking or, vUiw tue ..bble vah theyr thuuiUworn creed.
riwir Ur.- prve.wr;a and their little M.im-'e !'j .a.ii i-tif, lj Pre.. (5.
" 11 1 " ' l f 1 id S. I'll
Hve ,bove vJhe
deeds,
Woer-i,
MARSH HARVESTER, THOMAS A TAT-
LUK MAI HAKE, CULTIVATORS, PLOWS. CORN DRILLS. PUMPS, THK RUM LEV & ROBLXSON ENGINE AJS'D SEPARATOR, THE THREE RIVERS VIBRATOR TKRE.-HER. THK CF.T-
BRATEI SUPERIOR GRAIN .DRILL
In fact, the latest Improved agricultural implements in the market. Thanking the farmers lor their past trade, we hope vou will continue to deal with us in the future. We are also Auctioneers in the citv and surrounding country. Rooms at north-eat corner of Iron Bridge. HARRIS & MAXEY? Plymouth, lad. apr!3m4
MILLINERY !
aiuiinery ixootht on JUporte street, at ilra.
FASHION STORE
Ladies vail and see inr
.. r , . .. . mm m.lmj
"I" irre oi cnanre. anv inffM-miti.n
gard co style ot dress, amount of material, how made, etc When you jret readv to buy your patter a. come and rumin. in
them opened and pmued together, to i.how
now tne gaitnent is to be made up. W- are bound to suit yoo with a pattern, for if nor.
amotitr. our uxk, we will cut it to your exact measure from any la.-h ion magazine (riven us as a rnide, and warrant It t tit Twrf.MV
Cutting and Bastiutr a sptvi.nity. Ladies' fu'li suitx Polonaise, B.wjue, Wrappers, Cloaks, tlverskirt. and chiluxvac rarnientn nt ail
kimls "
TOBACCO
In the city can be found at the
City Cigar Store,
Fine Smotini Totaccos a Specialty.
Peach Blossom and Hiawa
tha Chewing.
BANNER TWIST The finest in the world. SIGN OF
LXGAX. NOTICES.
AppUcatioa for Llcease. To the citizen ot Center Township, Marshall County, and State of Indiana: The undetMrifrned hereby ive notice that Aey will apply to tbe Board of County Commissioners ol said County, at tbeir next refrolar term, to be held at tbe court house, ia the city of Plymouth, tn said county, eomxnenciair on the flrwt Monday of J ace A. I. 187S lor a Ikvnse to sell spiritoua. vinous and mal liquors in a leas quantity than a quart at v tune, with the privilege of ti lowing said liquors to be drank on tbs premise where old for one year. Tbe premises where aaid liquor It to be sold and drank are described aa follows: Tbe south tweaty-iw (22) feet of lot number tour m. In tha oriirinal nUt mf
J tins towo (now city) of Plrmouth, Ind.
W ULTAJtDr HiNCHET. maiU
Application for License. To the citizens of Center Town-hip, Marshall County, and State of Indiana : Tbe underjhrned hereby gives notice that he will apply to the board of County commissioners ol aaid County, at their next regular term, to be held at the court bouse, in the city of Plymouth, in aaid County, eoramenctng on the first Monday of June, A. I. 1876, for a license to sell spirltous. vinous, and malt liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time, witb tbe privilege of allowing aaid Uquors to be drank on the premises where old for on year. The premises where said liquor is to be sold and drank are described
as ioiiows : On the north side of lot number two (2), being the south eighteen (18) leet of the south fifty (50) feet ot lot nomher two (2) lathe original plat of tbe cif ot Plymouth, Marshall Coumy, state ot Indiana. myt3 JOHN WfclKETER.
Application for License. To the citizens of Center Township, Marshall County, and State of Indiana: Tbe undersigned hereby gives notice that be will apply to tbe Board of County Commissioners of said County, at their next regular term, to be held at the court house, in the city ot Plymouth, in said county, commencing on the first Monday ot June, A. D. lo76, lor a license to sell spiritoua, vinous and malt liquors in a less quantity than s quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing said liquors to be drank on the premises where sold for one year. The premises where said liquors is to be sold and drank are described as follow): Tba. north tweuty-four (24) feet of the south ball of lot number fortv (40) in the original plat of the city ol Plymouth, Marshall Countv, state of Indiana. may4t3 MICHAEL SPE1SHOFER.
Application for license. To the citizens of Center Township, Marshall County, and jtate of Indiana. The undersigned hereby five notice that they will apply to the Board of County Commissioners of said county, at their next regular term, to be held at the court house, in the city of Plymouth, in said county, commencing on the first Monday of June, A. D. 1876, lor a license to sell spiritous, vinous and malt liquors in a lets quantity than a quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing said liquors to be drank n the nrcmisea where
sold lor onu year. Tl-.e premises where said liquors is to be sold and drank are described
loKows: In the buildinir situate on the
north twenty-two (22) feet of the south fortvtwo (42) leet of lot number thirty-eight (88) in the original plat of the citv ot Plymouth.
Marshall County, Indiana.
Li. L. SHAKES, may4t3 EDWARD B, EDWARDS.
Application for License.
To the citizens of Bourbon township, Marshall
vwunij, ana state oi Indiana : Tbe undernigi ed herebv trives noMe that
he will apply to tbe Board of County Commissioners ol said County, at their next regular term, to be held at the court house, in the city ot Plymouth, in said county, commenc
ing on the Mrst Mondav of June. A. Ti 1K7
for a license to sell spirituous, vinous and malt liquors in a less quantity than a quart at
uuc, who. tne privilege or allowing said liquor to ne drank on the premises where sold for one year. Tbepiemises where .sj.id liquor is to be sold and drank are described as follows : Commencing fortv-fonr fe
and six (6) inches norh of the south-west
corner oi lot number nuie (9) in Martin's Ad-
union io toe town oi Bourbon, running thence e:st to the east line of said lot number nine (9) ; thence north twenty-one (21) leet and six (6) inches ; thence west to the west line of said lot number nine (9) ; thence south twen-
iy-one (21) leet ana six Iti. inches tn fh ni..
of beginning, in the town of Bourbon, Slar-
snau county, Indiana.
mayiiw WARREN C. HANES.
, IXQAI. NOTICES. SheriffTSale 16c .4 By virtue of aa order ot sale and a decree ol loreciorture of moruge fewued out ol the office ot the clerk of the Marshall circuit court, to me directed, on a judgment in favor of James L. McCoy, and against Jowphine Sturyeon, Sarah J. Sturgeon. Melissa A. sturgeon, and Mabel C Sturgeon, I will expo for sale st public auction on
SATURDAY, MAY 27, A. D.
1876,
between tbe hours of ten o'clock a. m, and
lour o cigck p. m. at the door of tha cour
bouse, in Piymonth. Marshall countv. Indt-
ana, as the law directs, the following described
real estate, lO-wil :
Tha undivided one-half of lota three (3) and
four i4). and tbe undivided one-hall of tbe
east half of the south-ea.it quarter of section
numoer tnree (3) in townthip number thir
ty-two (32) north, of range number three
(S) east. Except a deed made to the Cincinnati, Peru & Chicago railroad companv, by Israel Merit and wife, dated April Si). 1H54; except tbe grounds contained in the Town ot Fredericksburgh. and also a niece
ol ground heretofore oid to Clark & Wea
ver oy the aaid Stair A Calhoun or Tucker.
aituaieo. la Marshall county, Indiana, to
tne nigtiest bidder for cash, without any re-
spru io appraisement laws, subiect to To-
aeinpuon. LEWIS C FINK, Sheritl ot Marshall Countv. Calkins & Shck and Caprons, PJfl Attv's. may4t4
RAILROADS
Pltlsburcb. Ft. Wayne Oc Vhtrajo Railway. Ob and after April 14, 1S7S, trains will leave" auttloc dadly, (except Sunday.) aa follow : GOING WEST.
No. t. No. 19. IvaCTKif Mai i.
No. 7. No. S. rac. ax t ax.
Sheriff 's Sale.
By virtue of an order of sale, and a decree
or foreclosure of mortgage Issued out ot the
office, ot the clerk of the Marshall Circuit
Court to me directed, on a judgment in favor Marcus A. O. Packard, and against George Koch and Louise Koch, I will expose lor sale
si pu-juc auction, on
SATURDAY, MAY 27, A. D.
1376,
betwees the Honrs of 10 o'clock a. m., and 4
O'clock p. m., : at the grain warehouse of
- racKara A Koch" in the city ot Plymouth,
animus uu ue x., x . os j. raiiroaa immeuiatc
ly south of the passenger depot at the Plym-
uw ouuiuu oa saiu raiiroau.
The undivided one halt of said grain ware
house, witn an toe scales, tools. Implements and appunenances thereunto belonging. ' Also the undivided one-half of the lease,
nu privileges tnereoi on which said ware-
house is situate. I will also oa said SATURDAY, MAT, 27, A. D. 1876.
Between the hours ol 10 o'clock a. m., and 4 o'clock p. m., expose for sale at public auction, at the court house door, in Plymouth,
uiiiuiiii vuuiy, xnaiana, as tne law airecte.
the lollowing described real estate, iu Mar
shall County, and State ot Indiana, to-wit, : The south half of lot number nine (9), in " Wheeler's addition" to the town, now
city ot Plymouth. Both of said sales will be to the highest bidder for cash, without regard to appraisement laws, subject to redemption aa to the last described sale. LEWIS C. FINK, Sheriff of Marshall County. may4t4
.Sheriff's Sale.
1607
Application for License.
To the citizens of Center Township, Marshall
omie oi xnaiana t he underaifnuvl herwl
he will apply to the Board ot County Commissioners ol said county, at their next regular term, to be held at the LOiirt hr.nu. in th.
city of Plymouth, in said eounly, commencing on the that Monday of June, A. D. 1876, ior a license to sell spirituous, vinous and malt liquors in a less auantitv than lnmrt sr.
a time, with tbe privilege of allowing said
uquors to ue drank on tbe premises where SOld for One Vear The nremliwa whom i.iH
liquos- is to be sold and drar.k are described aslollows: East 44 feet ol bank lot. Polk A Searing s Addition to the city of Plymouth south of Laporte street ana west of Michigan
street.
mayllt3
PETER KNTSELY.
dec23tf
BIG INJUN."
SEWLNG MACHINE. REMINGTON
SEWING HACKING
Lrf!
V (" -t
The Best and Host Durable
llachine in the Harket.
Cut to Fit Elegantly
wmi'iflt j
- th 11 i J
t.u- j l; j:-u,ss-e tn tn.
j it r f I -1- .1 v
AMES H. KIZER,
Agent for Plymouth and Vicinity.
Rooms tn J. M. Shoemakers Boot and
Shoe Store, on Michigan Street.
A Genera! Assortment of Needles and
Attachments for all Machines.
All d el Machines Repaired o
Short Xotlce.
Call in and examine these Machines before
buying any other. ' mar30t!
Application for License.
To the citizens of Polk .township, Marshall County, and State or Indiana. The undersigned hereby give notice that they will apply to the Board of County Commissioners of said County, at their next regular term, to be held at the court house, in the town ol Tyner, ; n said county, commenc-
vu uri .tionuay oi June, A. D. 1S76. lor a license to sell spiritous vinous and malt liquors in a less quautity than a quart at a time, with the privilege cl allowing said liquors to be drank on tbo premises where sold for one year. The premises where said liquor is ' to be sold and drank are described as lollows: Tt e west half of loi number two (2) in block number eight (8) 1 the second ward, Tyner
njr, x-oik lownsoip. .Marshall County. Indiana. ' mayim ISAAC M. SMITH.
By virtue of an order of sale nd a decree of loreclosure of mortgage, issued out of tbe office of the clerk of the Marshall circuit court to me directed, on a judgment in lavoi of James Hindel, and against John Shoemaker, Amanda Shoemaker, his wife, Monroe Emmons, Rebecca Webb and William Webb, I will expose for sale at public auction, on SATURDAY, 3IAY 27, A D. 1876, between the hours often o'clock a. m., and four o'clock p. m., at the door ot the court house, in Plymouth, Marshall county Indlana, as the law directs, the following described real estate, to-wit :
1 Lot number four (4) of section number twen-
ty-nve (20), in township number thirt-two (82) north, of range three (3) east, containing sixty acres more or leas. To the highest bidder for cash, without re gard to appraisement laws, subject to redemption.
LEWIS C. FINK, Sherift of Marshall County. Wm. J. Benner, Pitt 's Atty. mav4t4
Sheriffs Sale
1460 B virtue of an order of sale and a decree
or loi eclosure of mortgage Issued out of the
office i the Clerk of the Marshall Circuit
Court,to me directed, on a judgment in favor of Charles H. Reeve, and against William Valentine, Jeremiah Allen, and Chrutena Valentine, I will offer lor sale at public auction, on
Pituhnreb j 1.45 am Rocbrwer -3 ,.. Alliance. i .i " ' " Orrriiie i 6.4 - i KamSeld i S.4 - !".""
CreatUns aa;' 'M "
t
..' tooasa .. 1010 - j ..f 1.1D01 . . J.09 " I ..j S.1S - ..j SJ50 - j
5.W)J a, 19 "' S.S0 T.2J " i4 "
nAEDWAEE, STOVES, ETC.
Th J
CreatliM Foreat Lima ........ K. Wayna... PlynKMia ... Chicago
xvj 9.40 am ...-11.02 " 12.01pm
...I Z.IU ... 4.1J ...I
4Jt0amj Hfipm pn'
4S - J .1S - 12 4-ai.
10 45 " 12.U1.IB V
j IWpmi S.U0 - i 5 00
GOINO E 15T.
Chtcmiro Plymoath ... Ft. Wayne.. Lima-
Foreat..
! No. 4. Sit So.. Suit j" S-X-jA!TBXAC. II MAIL. ..jl0.20pmj t JO um .S5pm JiMi
6 40
S.S0 '
10.M '
Creatlina aa 11 40 '
..io '
4.30 ' S.23 ' 6.45 '
II as - li2'ra
i.rHiam z..o i 3.M - , 4.15 ; 4.40 - ; f
CreMline.....iv 12 00
HanKteld t lUnm tut
Orrriile f 2V - 9 t - Alliance.... ; SJW - 10 57 Kchater , Sjw 1 , Mmt Fittoburgh 7.M ,w
Wpm; 4 M am
s.so 7.H " - 9.00 " ll.lt - , 12.15 pm
On am
S.40 9.10 " ll:S
s V.T-. K : ''d"vj leare. Pltt.burxh at
rr,iiri"'.7:. Alliance 8.44 p. m Creatline 12.2U a. m. Foreat 1.36 a. m, Lima 2.30 a r,l.."..W,.T" M - Waraaw n . m.
7 . ' "1Z , m- 7.13 a. m Va'paraisa 7 . m. arriTin at Chicago .20 r. in?
d" 1 -....vi.j. a.u ouieraaaiir eiceM Sun-
- . K. MYERS, Gen. Pasa. and Ticket Airent.
I.. . Ac C. Railway. oafteT ApriI ,s- ,9TS- will ran or this road, Sandays excepted, as follows: GOING NORTH.
Indiaaapolia 1 aso,.,,., , . .
r.obleallle s v 7k
Tioton..
Kokamo Banker HU1 C Pern Rochester Walnut Arjros Plvmonta
Tyner Walkerton
La porta Mlchigin City
6.18
69
7.38 "
.... 8.00 " 9.19 ....I S9
.... 9.53 - 10.17 " 110 40 " l 1.01 - ....;n.5s -U.SSam
54 '10.S4 -Ul.12 11.50 -12.57 pm
1.17 ' 1.30 " 1.S4 " 2.12 - 82 3,24 - MS
GOINQ SOOTH.
Michigan City... Laporte.......... Walkerton , Tyner Citv
Piymonth
rgos Walnut
Rocheatar
Pern
Banker Hill C.., Kokomo ......... Tipton Nobleerllla
Indianapolis
. I 9.05 ai . 9:55 " .10:42 " 1 11. -OS " .11.14 " illS " .'12Spl -.12.29 " . 1J " . a 17 " . 8.00 . 8.41 .1 4.29 .1 6 .40 "
8.00 pm 6.45 " 9.1 " 9.55 -10.17 -
i 10.41 10 56 " 11.16 " 12.4S am
1.04 " 1.50 a.27 S.10 " 4.10 -
Cincinnati, Wabash & Michigan RailItoad and Conneetions. Took effect Sunday, November 21, 1S75. OOCNOBTtt! " STATIOSS. MAIL. ACClt'll Fairmount 4.45 am 11.00 an S.mrlo S-25 " 11.20 pm Wabash 6.45" 2.10" North Manchester 7iS " S.20 " Warsaw 8.45 8 w9 t!??'" W.IO " 6 40 - liknart. ........................ 1 10.30 GOING SOUTH. STATIONS. MAIL ACC'MK. Pkh"r 12.30 pm hen 125 " 6.45'am vamaw ........................ 2.0.5 M 845 North Manchester 8.20 " 1L20 " Wabash 4 03 " 7.10 14 Msrioii 5 05 s is taiirmount.... 5.45 m 9,55
Close connection made at 0hn mnA ttiwv,-
with trains of the Lake Shore 4 Michigan Southern 5" w,rit? ,nd from Chicago, Kalamazoo, Grand Y? ?J5ledo! poin Ewt, West and North. At Milford with the Baltimore A Ohio; at Warsaw with the Pittaburgh. Ft Wayne & Chicago; at North Manchester with the Detroit, Eel River & Illinois; at Wabash with the Toledo W.K..h nr....
for Indianapolis, St. Lonia, and all pointa in the South-weat; and at Marion with trains of the Pittaburgh. Cincinnati St. Loui. tn .nri fm
nati, Columbus. Pituburirh PhM.Hl..i.i. ut. ;
and the South and South-east. .
A. U. WLLLS. General Superintendent.
D. BERKEY. DEALER IU
T
I I 4 N
S I I I I I mm i
PLYMOUTH INDIANA
f k , w 1
j 1 y
If AI1DWAHE, STOVES, lllOiV, NAILS, GLASS,
SASH,
DOORS, RLIIVDS, SHELF GOODS,
CUTLERY,
CALIFORNIA
THB CHICAGO k NOR rH-WESTERlf RAIL WAT
Embracer, under nn Um r, a
Trunk Rallwsv Line". rtKwS'JdSw west, and, with Its nnmerous branches and connections, forma the ahnrtnt n.t t t... .
between ( hicago and all points In Illinois. Wisconsin, Northern Michigan, M!n esota. Iowa, NeIta" California and the Western Territories. r .u ,MAHA AND CAUFORN1A LINB lathe i shortest and best ronte for all points In northern Illinois. Iowa. Dakota, Nebraska, Wvomlng Colorado, Utah, Nevadah. California. OreiAn I'htna Jan. 1 a
V,,r H 1 Jiu.irana. its t CHICAGO. MADISON A ST. PAUL LINE Is the shortest line for Northern W sconsin and Minnesota, and for Madison, St. Paul. Minneapolis.Dnlnth, and all poinu In the Great North west.
WINONA AND ST. PETER LINE the only ronte for Winona, Rochester, Ow.ton- , Mankato, St Petea New TJIm, and alt poinu Southern and Centr.l Minnesota Its
T .vUKl1ll-;B1 AND MARQUETTE LINE Is the only line for Janeaville Waiertown, Fond da Lac. Osbkosh. Appleton, Green Bay, Esranaba. Negtnnee. Marquette. HnBhton, Hancock aad the Lake Superior country Its FREE PORT AND l'UBUQTJE UNR Is tbe onlv ronte for Klfin Rrvrt-ri
.11 ,rn.. ",7
MANUFACTURES
Tinware, Sheet-lion Ware
And all Work Pertaiviing to a F!rst-Class Tinshop. KEEPS ON HAND
AGRICULTSJRAL EMPLEMENTS
OI VALH I KlJiD. INLUDING THE
Celebrated Adams' CJiilled Plow, Of whica the above cut is an exact illastration.
L at -f?!!.1?-!? ?toodi'u.d will " all times furnlsa
as rood roods
,! , - r; . -- ftWUfl. UU
ronnd wiune nthTS .nfi'i -ft "
feb24B r 1 "7 " Miu.
L. BXRKXT.
"CLIMAX- INSURANCE AGENCY".
Application for LIcen ,1. To the citizens of Walnut township, Marshall county, and State of Indiana : The undersigned hereby gives notice that he will apply to the Board ot County Commissioners of said county, at their next regular term, to be beld at tbe court hnmu In h.
city of Plymouth, in said count) , commencing on the first Monday of June, A. D. 1876, for a license to sell spiritous, vinous and malt liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a
nine, wim me privilege ot allowing said liquors to L a drank on the
sold for one year. The premises where mM
liquor is to be sold and drank are iWrihH
as follows: Commencing on the north lino
of lot twenty-lour (04), in Williams addition to Argos. and thirty-four (34) feet east of tbe north-west corner ot said lot: Tbemw
twenty-two (22) leet ; thence south at right angles with the street to the south lino r
said lot twenty-four (24) feet j thence west twenty-two (22) feet; thence noith to the
starting point, in tbe town of Argos, in Wal-
ju. Aumusutp, jxLarnoau county, Inu.
luaj'lU WJfLtJi 483 HO HAM.
Application for License.
To the citizens ol Walnut Townshi.-.. Mi,.
shall Cou nty and State of Indiana : The nndersiQ-ned herehv vivea nntuo t.
he will apply to the Board of Conntr rv.rr
missionen. ot said County, at their next regular term, to be held at the court house, in the city of Plymouth, in said Countv.
cing on the first Monday of June, A. D. 1876, and on the seventh day of saiu month, for a licensa to sell spiritous, vinous and malt liquors in a less quarrty than a auart at a
time, with the privilege of allowing said liquors to be drank on tha r remit. . aw
sold for one year. The premises where said liquors are to be sold and drank are deacrihl
as follows, to-wit: On lot number four (4), Maxson's add-tion to the town of Argos, Marshrll county, Indiana.
nayi3 LEWIS .BOOS.
SATURDAY, MAY 27, A. D. 1876. between the hours of ten o'clock a. m., and four o'clock p. m., at the door ot the court bouse, in Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana, as the law directs, the following described real estate, to-wit : The west half of the south-west quarter, and the south-west quarter of the north-west
quarter of section number thirty-one (31), ol township number thirty-two (32) north, of range number oue (1) east,' containing one hundred and twenty (120) acres. And the southeast quarter of the southeast quarter ot section thirty-six (36) in town thirty-two (32), north of range one (1) west, in Stark county. Indiana. Situated in Marshall Countv Indiana, tb thA
highest bidder for cash, without regard to appraisement laws, subiect to redemption.
f EWIS C. F1SK. Sherift Marshall rimintv.
B. D. Crawford, atty for plff. aprl3t4 "T"OTlCE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice is herebv riven that theunriei-aicnMl
has been appointed Administrator of the es-1 tate of Jacob Wise, late of Marshall county,
Said estate is supposed to be solvent. JOHN W. KEYSER, may4t3 Administrator. lfotf.ee f Petition to Heirs to Sell
Beal Estate. State of Indiana. Marshall rtmnf. aa.
In the matter of the estate of Alva Shaw, deceased, William Horn, Administrator. Notice is herebv given that William Horn, Administrator of the estate ot Alva Shaw, deceased, has filed his petition to sell the real estate of the decedent, his personal being in-
.uuiucuv u pay nis ueois, ana taat said petition will be heard at tie next term of the
jnarsnau circuit Court. oaniel Mcdonald, Clerk Circuit Court. Capron t Capron, attys. apr27t3
ints via Freenort. It.
CU.CAGO AND MIi.wrirBTivp
Is the old Lake Shore Route, and i. the onlr Diss-
lne tnrauea ttvanston. Labs VnM u ,v, i.
Park, Wankegan, Racine and Kenosha to Milwaa-
PULLMAN PALACE CARS are run on all through trains.
inis is tne only line running these cars be-
nicago ana bi, i ani, vnicago and Milwaukee, or Chlcacro and Winona.
At Omaha our Sleepers connect with the Overland Sleepers on the Union Pacific Railroarf for .11
liwinB wrai oi id, nBorni nw. - On the arrival of tbe trains from the Esst or the j South, the trains ol the Chicago A North-Western
jiauway leave vnicago as follows:
ror uonncii Binn.. im.h. .nji r.iirAmi.
through trains daily, with Full man Palace DrawIns: Room and Sleeninir r-.r. ihmnmk rv..ii i
Bluffs. ' " fc- " . orf ;P"1- ? Minneapolis, two through trains daily, with Pullman Palace Cars on both
For Green Bay and Lake Superior, two trains daily, with Pullman Palace Cars, running to Mar-
n . . . For Milwaukee, foar lb run crh f.l. j.n rn
man Cars on night trains. Parlor Chair Cars on day trains.
ror sparta and Winona, and points In Minneso-
r- ""8!ria aany, with Pullman sleepers io w in on tk
For Dubuque, via Freeport, two through trains daily, with Pullman Cars oa night train.
-q,,V?,d .ti!toSM' Clinton, two
.. m..u,,,, wilu x-aiiman cars to McGregor, Iowa.
roroiouxc-ltyandTankton. two trains dally.
for Lake Genera, foar train, h.ii.
ForRocklord, Sterling, Kenosha JanesvUle, and
j mie irom two ten trams
New Tork office. No 415 Broad wav
Office, 6 Hiate Street: Omaha Office, 258 Farnham Street; San Franclaco Offlco, 121 Monucomerv
..j Iu ' viara street, nnd:r Sherman House; corner Canal and Madl-on
, niutic ourri iepoi. corner w. Kinzte and canal Streets; Wells Street Depot, corner Wells and Kinzie Street. For rates or Information not obtainable from
Tuur u oi ur Ajeni, apply io W. H STiSHrrr, Marvin Huohitt.
Gen Pass. Agt , Chicago. Gen. Snpt Chicago-
AOIU, JI
-BUJILilfllaTSH' M.
'JjsjMr'M
The "Climax" Insurance Ageacy.
Imperial ajd Northern Ins. Cos. of London, Cash CtpiUL Gold, Insurance Company ol North America, Pa., Cash Assets, Underwriters' Agency, New York. i-anh a
German-American, New Yoik, Cash Assets! National Ins. Co., Hartford. r,.h i.,.
Orient Ins. Co., Hartford, r.h a.t.'
Etna Life Ins. Co., Hartford. Cash A apta!
tJ.OOO.OOO 09 6.167,547 44 3023 41 , 2,01778 09 1,00301 U 106.627 17 23,000,000 00
not hesitate a
All riemnna wH. w.n n ... . .
r " - suuu. line, iwc, 3UUDU IDQ SO Mil Inin-nu III
moment by calling on the old established Agent, one door south of the poatoffice.
C WHITMORE, Aokxt.
aTAIt DBAtKU IS
LL EII1DS OF FUOniTOBE
AND
UNDERTAKER RS- GOODS.'
XfOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
- - ,
Notice is herebv riven that the iinderaJ rl
has been appointed Administratrix of the
estate ot James Hazel ton. late ot Manhall
countv, Indiana, deceased.
tsaia estate is supposed to be solvent. LUCY T. HA ELTON, apr27t3 Admuiistratrix.
Eeetloa JCotice. Notice is hereby given tbat there will be a special election held in the Enrine House, in the Second Ward ot the Citv f PlymoutbInd-,
on Ao.oaay tne zza aay oi jaay, 13.0, ror tbe purpose of electing one exmncilmaa in aaid Ward. Ajcasa Johnsox, Mayor. Attest, D. E. Sxtdxsv Clerk.
MUSICAL. Instructions am Piano or Organ I'm gtviv-w, To such as at willing to try. In this pursuit I obtain my living ; For musical patrons I mgh. S-1a.ioo warranted, at reasonable wrens; Then irive me a trial. I crnv.
Ami I wi'i ;iirr ta d""v--i tbo m"!otc
1 -f
1 tO AT. t1. O. Ui .
its' ft .fc:;J5.?'
Notice to Non-Resident. State of Indiana, Marshall county ss. In the Marshall Circuit Court, May Term 1876. ' James T. Bailey, et. al. ) vs. Foreclosure.
tnaries I . t nompaon. et al ) The plaintiff in the above entitled cause, by his attorney, has filed in mv nffim hi.
complaint ainst the defendant, and it an- I vuu !.. 1. . ffi j .. .
r"'svJ -"e auiuaviioi a competent person, that the defendant, Charles F. Thompson, is a non-resideat of the State of Indiaua.he is there- I
lore nereDy nouhed of the filing and pendency of said complaint against him, and unless he appear jd answer thereto, on or before the
calling ol said cause, on the first day ot said terra ( said court, to be began and held at the court bouscin Plymouthjtfarshall county,
Airuiaum, oa ure laira jnoaaay oi Jnay, A. U. 13", said complaint, and tfce matters and things therein alleged, will be heard and deter-
mined in nis atence. ' danlel Mcdonald, Clerk Circuit Court. Capron A Capron, plS "s atty. aprzTU Admlaistratrix' Sale.
Notice Is hereby given that thetmdersigned administratrix of the estate of Ja-oex fioeltoq ! deceased, will otter tor sale at public out-cry,
i uie imie rfwiat'oce oi tne aeceaent, in teenier Township. kiartui!l counly, I ad Una, on
Thursday, May 11, 1316. the per-soDal properly of said decedect. not
taken by the widow, consisting principally of
i.rmiiir won, wifvna, cown. aair, oorses, etc.
1 "A o-t of nine ; vs i.I t-e r i r alt a mi ovr tbr-e n Art, tL pt.rl -:,!.- r-.f ..ISSMi "'C.A.-iIV, 1)L!. ".' a 1 ' ! ! ', " LtCYT.iiAZE.LTOX. j , isi-t. . A .Ts-jix.
SherifFs Sale. 1572
By virtue of an execution issued out of the office of the Clerk of the Marshall Circuit Court, to me directed on a judgment in favor
oi jaeot) b. uiverson. and against Daniel B. Trover and Barbara Troyer, I have levied on
me iouowing aescrlbea real estate to-wlt :
Fifty-five acres off of the north end of the east
nail or the north-east quarter of section number twenty-nine (29), in township num- , ber thirty-five (35) north, ot range number I
one (i) east, situate in Marsbali county.
xauiana.
And I will expose for sale at public auction the above de-cribed real estate at the door of the court house, in Plymouth, Marshall coun
ty, xnaiana, as the law directs, on
SATURDAY, MAY 20, A. Dt
; 1S76,
Oct ween the hours of tcr. o'clock a. m .nrl
r o'clock p. ia., on said day, to the highest bidder for ca,h, without regard to appraine-
.ucut taws, subject to red emption. LEWIS C. FINK, Sheriff of Marshall County. G. F Chancy, Ptfl 's Atty. api27U
STEAM THRESHERS, PORTABLE ENGINES. ETC
MACHIlsrER--I
Steam Threshers, etc. The underslifned ia arlrlrvo v. :
the well known firm of Gaar, Scott m
I
QL
mf
I
""'"""nu, ina., manufacturers of
a u.ucr x-oriajie and Sutione -Saw, -H'11' This manofacV.
'"V " porta t,ie engines in qs
vim Lm ever exploded.
patent t,park extinguisher.
They La
that makes
TTV them mt aTe on unt of fire as the i-JX iore power. Those wanting m.i,i-
the above kind will find it to their tnter- , to give me aea.lL
timc tn M-a-' Block. northM
econd floor, Bourbon. Ind.
UaCORGE STOCKMAN. apr?0m
room.
AUCTIONEERS
D. K. HARRIS.
J. W. V.AXKT
HARRIS & MAXEY,
AUCTIONEERS.
Rooms Four Doors East of PostofHce
Fiinr.i FOR SALE.
farm for sale, east of Argos.
sixty acres, of
The undersigned oCeis bis
situated four mites and a half It contains ne hundred and
which seventy-five acres are cleared smoothly; new oarn. comfortable dwelling, and a young benwr orchard of SO trees. Ail in good ret I'- wul ol'l for f03 per acre, UJaiO or ,W0 down, and tbe remainder In yearly pavments, or aa may be agreed u&ou. thdef-red paymepta to draw interest at five per cei; tarn. tu ta a sBtall laxm ,or a rouii trA ot wjid land In part pr. Arrdv to the aX, f- w.l, ou tu pi-vi or ta'the pres.. -turs l tsiin paper, ,.. ., 1 t , - '.. S. G. QOZly air!Cw .....-,., . , ' v : ... -..''- !t : i
We expect to do a General Arjctjoneerinat
and Commission Business, on fair terms.
We will make a specialty of Household
Go da and Second-hand Forn iture.
Will receive goods ot all kinds oa consign
ment, and attend to auctioneering sales in the
country, AT REASONABLE SATES.
Until further nr.t'.u;,.! will txk j U'-e
trr ; 'tur lay at 1 p. -
kntiml tas triad IWxI d Tmim. B. & D. t. -iNfaosr & CO., 591 Broadway, New York. ! Op?. Meiropolltaa HoteL . Manixfacturera , EMailer sldcI Importer CHROMOS and FRAMES STEBEDSHJFES - AHD '"THIS, Alburns, GraphoeoopeE, and Saitabla Tarn f HOTOGEAPEa . IXESIALS. We are headquarters for everything la th - way of Stereoptteoaa aad SLaxie Laateras, i - Being Maauiactorers of tbe Micro-Scientific Lantern, ... Sia-at-Panopticon, . . Unieertity Slcraptun, Advsrtimtr't Sbrtopticvn. Arioptiam, School Lantern, I am ity Laaiera, Proplc'i Lurdcr. Each style being the best of Its class iu the market. -
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