Plymouth Republican, Volume 23, Number 4, Plymouth, Marshall County, 9 January 1879 — Page 3

Now is the time to buy Dry Goods for about Feb. 1st we will invoice our stock, and in order to save labor, we will close out a good share of our Mammoth stock of dry goods and notions, and will, therefore, offer bigger bargains than ever before. We have about 3000 yards of Media m and Ldgbt Prints, that we will eil (to close oat) AT CTSperynid. All other goods as cheap ia proportioo. Call Id and take this cbaaoe In, as you will never have an opportunity to buy as cheap hearafter. KLOEPFER & BOFINGER. LaPorte Street, PLYMOUTH, IND.

Those fellows thst want so badly f to find the north pole should have started tn search of it last Thursday. Our carrier says it was not far from here. J jhn Mueller has "lots" of work at his toosorial rooms, but John and Jim can do work with neatness and !

dispatch, so go right along and get your hair cut and yourself "slicked" up in style.

Payee Personals.

Daniel Myers dropped in last Saturday and paid three years subscription to the Republican, remarking I saw a black X on my paper last week and I don't want it stopped. That's the kind of a man Myers is, and if this county had several thousand such men, it would not be any worse we suspeot. Geo. Ccx. well known as a former

-Col. J. H. Rice, business manager genial host of the Ross House, sends

of the Agnes Wallace-Villa Dramatic and Opera Combination, was in town yesterday, and informs us that this celebrated troupe will be at the Opeia House in this city next Friday evening, Jan. 17th. Jerry Blain wants the roan who took the old thermometer that had been hanging up so many years on the north side of their store, to bring it back. Old memories cluster around that thermometer, and the firm would give half a dozen new ones for It The ice crop is immense, and hundreds of toos have been laid up during the past week. We saw Wm. Hill putting up ice Monday that had been taken from the same place that

be got ice the Wednesday previous,

having frozen about sixteen inches lr. four days. - We have heard cf quite a dud-

the news to bis son in California, by sending him the paper that tells what takes place in Marsha'l and surrounding counties. D. L. Gibson knows how to farm, and what to read, and almost eerybody knows D. L. so we shall not say that be pays in advance for the Rkpublican and Indianapolis Journal. J. C. Balsey, of German township becomes a new subscriber. Jacob is a Democrat, but he understands that by supporting steh papers as.the RHhBJCal he gets valuable information and advances his own interest and the interest of the county. James Cook of this city, is another new subscriber, and among all of them there is none more dese:v!ng of a good word than "Jim." The boy that is always willing to work, pays as he goes, and keeps hiuaseif posted by reading the news, should be eu-

The Republican. Twvrsday, January 9th, 1S79. Wnt'i Liter Pills cot Byspepsts.

her of ftleiffhs unettlnff last week.

caused by fast driving and the t if tea v""- , ,, J. . - Joseph Borer, of Wolf Creek, like

of miles north east of this city last Friday, was especially ludicrous, the lady being thrown head-foremost into about three feet of snow. Charley Reeve is now in Indianapolis, we suppose, looking after the interests of his constituents in this Senatorial district; that's what he ought to be doing anyhow. Mr. Reeve is a Democrat, and we suppose "Plan" Buchanan has not much hopes of securing his vote again,.- the "Tall 8ycamore. Dr. Cjnfer left Monday night to attend the session of the Legislature which convenes to-day. So far as we know, the only bid thing that the Dr. now contemplates doing while there is to aid in the election of Voorhees

most of our subscribers in the southwest part of the oountjr keeps his paper paid for in advaoee, auc1 of course we wer glad to make bis acquaintance, Monday, we always are of such men. We have i:ever been in that part of the county, but we guess we could aff rd to pay a premium for subscribers do tn in that vicinity, as bey always pay for their paper. There was on our subscription list a name that we could never pronounce, because we could not tell what the characters were in which It was written. We always made characters like them and the paper was always delivered to some one, but to whom we had not the remotest idea; but it is all clear now for on Wednes-

GREENTOireSHlT. OLD NED. An infant at Elijah Owen's. But Tew fat lings remain in the township. 32 degrees below zero got away with Old Ned's toes. Mr9. Horner, who has been dangerously ill for more than a month, is convalescent. Mrs. Harter, of Wabash, is visiting her bister, Mrs. J. Lowery, of this township. Sickness is quite prevalent throughout the township principaly chills and lung, fever. A fire at William Moore's recently which destroyed about 25 square leet of house roof. The temperance meeting at Whip poor will, like that ot Jordou, continues to grow in interest Charles Hudson, one of our piominent citizens, is building a condition to the south end of his destruction. Charles Lawson is doing the painting on Joseph Lowery's new house, Mr. L. is a tir.e carpenter an well as a painter. II. Hand, has sold a large number of saw logs to Richard Williams, of Argot, who is I usily engaged in hauling them to that point. The school house nearest the southeast corner of the township; known as the "Xth" school house, it the oldest school tuildiug in the township, and should be replaced by a new building. y If the If gist who has had a "smashup and does net use I md language, gelt tailed on&)ust over the river," ws venture tt say that there quite a number of tallies over there lor -old Ned."

etc out a precarious existence, and pay for the privalege at the snrue time. The Blue Ribbon entertainment. New Year evening was a grand success. The M- E. church was packed with an appreciative audience, tvid all went away happy. The progrtmme consisted of temperance dramas, declamations, farces, tableaux, Interspersed with vocal and instrumental

I music; ana all performed their parts well. I The Union realized about twenty dollars from the entertainment. After the close

01 the eutefhtiniM-nt, about forty Murphy it es repaired to the residence of Mr. G. M. Richardson, where a splendid supper whs spread, and the remainder of the evening was spent in tripping the "light fin tab tic toe."

Carrisd over from last wsek.

WAL VCt. 1 T DA. The weather has thawed us out. Mercury down to 25. below zero the 2d, at this place.

If you want a both or hoi air, step in to ir hotel bar room. Nothing like it.

Dillon & Gibbon keep the hog trade alive They ship some this week. The school a short dis'ance east of this place, taught by S. N. Stevens, is a model school. Henry Fisher's ears look like bjisterel live for ever leaves, except ia color. He freczed 'em. Nothing to drink at the saloon but beops and hoop-poles. Jack Bolebbfeugh p reps res them. Wm Gordon brought 080 pounds UM i 12 bushels) of wheat to town at one lad with his little team. The people of this place that attended ih- temperance enlertuinment at Argos,

BT HANK.

fourteen

i mmm ea swawi sj Vice's Kxoh.u, Gihd. Of the many Guides and Seed and Plant Catalogues sent out by our Seedsmen and Nurserymen, and that are doing so much tu inform the people and beautify and eniich our country, nonets so beauti ul, none so instructive as VU k'a Floral Guida Its paper is the ohoicrst, its illustrations handsome, and given by the hundred, while Its Colored Plate is a gem. This work, although costing, but five cents, is handsome enough for a Gift Book, or a place oa the parlor table. Tick's Seeds are the best In the world. Send Fivk Cent Stamp for a Floral Ouidk, containg List and Prices, and plenty of information. Address, Jahrs Vick, Rochester, N. Y.

Produce Market Review! Sheriff's Sale.,

Corrected weekly I y

BARNHILL & TABER

No. 9 taPorta Street.

StS

By virtue ox an execution. USuSfed oy t oPrTap offl'-e o! the Chirk ot inn Common ileqi, Cmirt or Marshall County, tome direrted. oa a judgment in favor.M. A. O. Packard, assignee, and acaias' Jr.me If. tpten, -TaV A. Koss, aiid hdwerd Jackman, twill offer tor als st pubjlc o trot), on Saturday, the 25th day of Jana ary t A. D. 1879'

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Wheat per bu. . . Corn per bu

(tats per bu

Hogs, live per cwt

" dressed per cwt Lard per Tb Butter per 0 Eegs per do IVnns. per bu

Onions, er bu Potatoes, per bu Apples, jrreen picked per bu. Turnips, er bu Cabbage, per doz

( hickens, per 3

85 2. 18 $2 3". a 75 5 10 10 .tl.ool 20

40 50 85a 40 20 .VI $ 4

A most interesting experiment, which anybody may try, consists of sprinkling a few atoms of Uranine upon the surface of water in n glass tumbler. Each atom immediately sends down through the water what appears to be a bright green rootlet; and the tumbler soou looks as if it were crowded full of beautiful plants. Tbe rootlets now begin to enlarge, spread and combine, until we have a mass of soft green colored liquid Viewed by transmitted light, tbe color changes to a bright golden or amber hue; while a combination of green and gold will be realized, ac

think it was a grand bore the crowd was cording to the position in which the

Uranine. This is tbo most recently discovered, and DerhaDs tbe most remarkable.

of all thn coai tar or analioe group of 1 wales, live per lb

coloring substances, now so extensively used for the adornment of the finest fabrics. - Uranine is said, by chemisiH. tobe that most hiuhiv fiuor-

..,,, i known tn aoione Its By virtue of an execution Issued out of the eSCent body known to Science. ItS ; nm,0 of lhe c,Mrk of th Marshall Circuit

coloring power IS astomsning; a Sin j Court, to m directed, on a judgment in fagle grain will Impart a marked color ! """'i'n'i'n ' ür, "KlnM. 0e!! , a . . , . Fletcher und DHilüh Fletcher. I will offer to nearly five hundred gallons of for sale at public auction, ou

water. j Satnrda v tha fit h daw of Fahrn.

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Sheriff's Sale.

318

ary, k. D. 1879.

, between the hours of ten o'clock a. m . and four o'clock p. in., at ti e door of the court

hou-H, in Plymouth. Marshall County. Inli ana. ae the law directs, the following dsci ibsd real estate, to-wit : Lot number two Mlnimhton's addition to the town (now oity of Plymouth. Indiana. ARiruatf in Marshall county. Indiana, to the hurhett bidder for cash, witbotn regard to appraisement laws, subject to redemption. JOHN V. ISTi.KY. Hher ff of Marshall Countr. w B. Htst. plffs atty jam 16 so

Cold, coldest. The merctirv

below Ireezo, last week.

Mr Cox snd Mr. Burlett were in town on last Monday, front Tyner City. I Wm. Dietrich aid his friends returned

too big. 8. C. Gray, the proprietor of the hoop sharing enterprise is getting "dead loads" of poles. He Is ouc of our most enterprislug citizens. Ü. S. Burnett s reslurtnt caught fire Inst week, which was cxlinjt uiahed before any damage was dose. The cause, as

to uumiuore aiicr a suori visit nerc nis , Uilui( a defective flu. home. ' ÄJj . 1. t

1 ue scnooi rn tuts pinre, in our juul

to the United States Senate, and we day j. Fraleich came in and laid down

C IT 2' AW COUXT7.

light fall of snow Tuesday

night. Joha Huham is

again. Alirich, the torse buyer, was

town Tuesday.' Services at the Presbyterian Church every evening this week. - Grand masquerade ball at tbe Centennial Hall to morrow night. A party of the intimate friends of Jamee H. Brink surprised him last Friday evening. Will Braj, of LaPorte, was visiting friends in this city last week. He has a host of them here. - -J. N. Hess, of Argos, contemplates visiting Arkansas soon, and may make that his future home. Waxtxd At this office, an active, intelligent boy, from thirteen to t'fteen years old, to learn the prin

ter's trade. It Is almost Impossible to get any news except in regard to the weather, that being the all absorbing topic in town this week. The engine-boiler in tbe Democrat office bursted last Thursday, and we understand, had to be sent to Chicago for repairs. T- J- Patterson removed about two bushels of ice from his meat shop Monday morning. It was taken from tbe walls and ceiling. There are a number of ears in this vleiaity lhat will need time and warm- weather to restore them to tbeir original color and size. Merchants who advertise now oan be depended en as live, enterprising business men, and It always pays to trade with men of that kind. The horses of this vicinity were generally much pleased with the weather Thursday and Friday. It gave them their first rest for three weeks. The signal service predicts that a cold wave, exceeding In severity that of last week, Is coming, and will probably strike this section of country to-day or to-morrow. Eighteen degrees below zero last Thursday morning, and from twentytwo to twenty-six below Friday, thermometers varying according to locality, is the story the mercury told. Dr. J. Hoover, formerly of Argos, we believe, has left Sextonville, Wisconsin. We do not know where be has gone ; but the Postmaster at Sextonville notifies us that he hat moved away. Crawford, the crockery man, will soon occupy a room underneath the BJcrrBUCAK office. If our heavy presses should break the floor, and they, with all the boys and "Danbury Jim," come down in that room there would be a smashing of crockery ware. Variety is the spice of life, but there was not variety enough in the weather during the last three days of last week to make it spicy. We should recollect, however, that there was a difference of a 130 degrees, or such matter, between the weather of ist ummer and last week.

have not much doubt but that he will

live to regret it as much as we now do. Preparations are now making for the erection of a fine brick block where the First National bank, Tannet's drug store, the barber shop and millinery establishment now stand. Wnen that side is filled out with brick business houses, as it soon will be, Plymouin will have three of as tine brick blocks as can be found In this part of the State. Mrs. S. II. Babcock was very much surprised New Years night, by a crowd of ladies aud gentlemen rush-

found that the fot him. Jacob

two dollars and we ... Int.nnt

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is an honest man, just the kind of man we like to send the Rkpcblicak to. A. It. Jacoby Is a young man of good sense. He begins the tew year by subscribing for the RrerBLtCAif and Inter-Ocean. Thomas Haiulet shows his appreciation of our efforts to make a good paper by paying more than a year in advance. Thomas is a number one fellow any bow, energetic and reliable. Such men make a good coun try.

Ra wm In tima and

! inv into har honaa and taklnsr almost ,

on toe s.reets 0 nun s uougn oyrup.

absolute possession , but tney were

all her friends, and she has a host of them. To- say that they enjoyed themselves, an 1 that the genial hostess did her sharo in making tbem happy, would be superfluous. Our Green township correspondent last week gave very full minutes of tbe Green township teachers' in? stitute. but as we had another report of tbe institute in type, and had to leave something out, we left "Old Ne t'a" report Now "Old Ned" avers that the next institute will be held at the "Oum Swamp- school house. Everybody interested will please remember. You who are In arears one or two years should not forget what we said last week, that you can save money by paying before the 25th of January. Call and see us or send the whole or part by registered letter, or post-office order, or by a neighbor. You will find it to your interest to let us hear from you. We hope to retain everyone of you on our books, but yon will understand that we cannot do this uuless we get something in return. The Good Templars of this city

will, about the first of February, pre- ; snt our citizens with a thrilling

drama, In three acts, entitled "Bum: or, tbe First Glass." Having a room of their own wherein to rehearse until perfect, and possessing considerable j

talent, they will no doabt give an entertainment fai superior to the average troupes. Tbe citizens of Plymouth should avail themselves of this opportunity of witnessing one of the best dramas ever presented here. A young man named Fisher, residing at Warsaw, and until recently employed on the wood -train of the P., FL W. & C. railroad, was promoted to the position of brakesman on the through-freight a few weeks since, and Monday night was found dead on top of a car when his train reached Hamlet. The supposition is, that in passing over the bridge near Donaldson he was struck by some of the timbers and killed. The Coroner of Starke county held an inquest, but we have not learned the verdict of tbe jury. The remains were brought here Tuesday evening, friends from Warsaw came here yesterday and he was burled in the Catholic cemetery. Last week's Democrat contained

procure Dr. biih always

cures Cougbs and Colds, ano prevents consumption. Price 25 cents.

Confectioneries and canned goods, also all the sweet meats that can be desired, at Fred Koontz'. 1. . Peter Becxer Tonsorlal Artist, can now be found by his friends at the shop of A. C. Heltsendurff, in basement, corner of Michigan and Laporte street. Barney Ryder and Jamei Wattleworth can always be found in tbeir nice new shop hammering away, ready to give you anv kind of work you want in the boot and shoe line.

Jatnes Lane lost two of bis children with diphtheria, one on Saturday, and the other on Sunday last. A son of Mr. and Mrs, J. Grile, who reside near Plymouth, ws burted;ahere on lat Sunday. John Fulis has aoltl hit dwelling to

Jacob -Ylluicr, sr. Mr. Vollmer laleada moving to town and take it easy. Our town bas added another to its pop illation It is a girl wcighiug nine pounds, 1 and is known as the daughter of Mr. and .Mrs Guillolt. A Tyner City ite says he can't see why Bremen hasn't the items every week. It ' is because we haven't time to write hardly as often its we do. On last Monday, while unloading a safe I for the new hardware store, it fell from

the sled to tbe side walk, cracking ami sinking the w tlk considerably. A number oi sleighs went to Plymouth Sunday. The occupants reported a lively time while there, aud that certain Icllow n issed it by not slaying Sunday in Plym outh.

When you want your hair cut in style or anything else in the tonsorial line you will of course go to Becker & HoltzendorfT, the best barbers in the city. Ai.r en Cole, well known to the citIsens of Plymouth, and for many years employed in our oilty, has established a Boot and Shoe Shop in ooooectlon with A . Short, under Leonard & Wiltfong's bakery, on LaPorte street, where be will be pleased to see all bis old friends and acquaintances. Repairing a speciality.

WEST TOvTJWHir. . O. M. OIUT7.. It costs West township $11 10 per day to inn her schools. The wife ol Charles Zumbaugh hat tie come insane, caused by religious excitement. Speyer, of Plymouth, It tnnnini the store st DoncJson formerly occupied by Lern. Dy. Married, at the residence of Elder Knisely, Mr. I). Myers, of Colorado, p Miss Christie Cramer. Now it the time to get your fithin?

tackle ready tor Ahing through holet in

meat, is a success. As a teacher we don't think Mr. Shakt-a can be beat, tapecially in grammar and aiithiiivtic ' Wm. McCiure is one of tlw? most genial hotel proprietors in tbe country. He give foot and turkey thee times a day, and then whntt his bparder to eat si 12 o'clock at night. Elder Lure, PresiJent of the Indiana Methodist conference .'addressed the peoplr of this place last Sabhh, and said some

things appropriate (or the people of this I place snd we we hpe it will not beat ' liearN cast before swine. A meeting was hebt in the old saloon i building to choose two delegates b the Stato N C T C. convention, ut Indian i apolls. James Heppeto and -Wm. Htm ! nell wore cfcosen. Abetter choice could not nave been made, as Mr. ltepiveto ia ! one of life best lecturcrt snd temperance woikers in the coualy, and Mr. Bunnell ! is not far behind.

Mr. trkl Mrs James Kepcto gave a nipper in memory f their twelfth marriage anniversary w Idch, wat attended by the young U'U. The table, which groaned tinder its loud of good things, dkl credit to our bustPit, and the music and mirth to the ewmpany,. After the New Year had bet-n aahered in our host, assisted by C. W. Shakes, sang a song and then we adjourned fur one year. Tracker's InStttnfe. The teachers of Union township convened in institute at the Mt. Pleasant sehodt'house, January 4th. Tbe house Was called to order by O. A. Netherton, president. Tbo exercises were opened by the reading of a portion of scripture by tbe president, and prayer by Dr. Dunlap. The pro-

glass is held. For day or evening

experiment nothing cau be prettier than these trials of Uranine, which a e especially entertaining for the young folks. We are indebted for examples of the color to tbe editors of the Srien tiflc American, who are sending out specimens, free of charge, to all tbeir readers. Tbe subscription to the paper is $3 20 for a year, or $1 60 half year; and a better investment for tbe money could hardly be named. Facts That We Know. If you arc" suffering w ith a severe cough, cold, asthma, bronchitis, ' consuaiplion, loss f rosea, tickling in the ihroat, or any snVetion of the throat or lungs, we know that lr. Kind's New Dlx ovt rv will give ou immediate relief. We know ot hun dredi of cases has completely tatted, and that w here all other medicine.- had failed. No ollrer remedy Can. show onehalf as tunny iicrmanent cures. Now to give you satisfactory proof that Dr. King's Nvw Discovery will cure you of Asthma. Itrotichiiix, Hay Fever, Con sumption, severe. Coughs and Cold" II'arsenes, ucanv ThjTiat or Lung di sense, if vou wllf fall at L. Tawaer also i. Wain & Co s lrng Snmv, lymou'b, you can get it trial lli It- lor ten cents, or a regular size bottle for 1 1 1)0 I

Sheriff's Sale. ft Br virtue of an execution issued out of the

oftVe of the Clrk of th Marshall Cinruit

htwen the hours of ten o'clock ä. m.

fuuro eloi'k p. m.. at the door of the coui4 house, in iMymou'th. Marshall county. Inolajta. as the law diret. the following- described real estate. Kr.wil ; Tho northeast quarter (V 0 the Borthwegfr quarter () of section -v n (f) township t'iirt y thr' (xx) north, of mage three (S east. containing r-rtr Hacre. ' 8ituat 'n Marshall couatr indiana, to the highest bidder for easb. without regard So io-Hic'iu'iit laws, subject to rrdeioi.t ion. JOHN Y ASTLEY. akeriffof Marshall natr. M A O. Packard, atty. j an a : -41 Sheriffs Sale. n Br virtue of an order of sale and a decree ofc("reclo!ure of mortgage issued out of tba oJftoo of the elers of the Marsball Circuit Court to me directed, ou a judgment In favor of Qoorire Miller and against Matilda Snow. I will offer for sale at public auction, on Saturday, JaD. 18, 1870,. between the houit of ten o'eloek a. m.. and tour o'clock p. m.. at the door of the eonit bouse, in Plymo ith. Mamhall countr. Indiana. a- the law directs, the following described real estate, to-wit: Lot n'imber twenty-two (ts) in the Tlllaca of LaPaz an laid, cut axd plattd y Arenelus Hunt, and recorded in Recorder's etiles of Marshall county, Indiana, aituata in Marshall oiniy. Indiana, to tba b.lh,ea bidder 'for casn. without regard to appraisement laws, subt to redemption. J.0HN V. AS "LET. Sheriff of Ma.rt.hal! Countv -Bnydex a Bnrder attv. des M toj IS Sheriff's Sale. virtue ot an execution is led out of the. h of tbe Clerk o( the Marsball Circuit Court, tome oin-cted. on aiudtctnent in favor of Joseph Wetrvelt una narle R. Coooer i- Westorvelt & t'oouer; a.ud against Sana us I, . Aukerman. George Lf-iter and Levi J. Cra

mer. I wulorier lor sale at putlto auction, ou.

O'urt. to me direct u 1. on a judgment in favor n . j T -4 -n-ry ofThe First National Bank of Marshall Conn- SatllTOaV. JäSl. 18 1879. . unit iuuin.l Jiiuai.ii I .. .1, . . I I...,-- I W - 3 1

t, and again.tt Joeiih De mosey, Kolert O

Undowaky and William H. if. Mtoner, I will offer for sale at public auction, on Saturday, the 18th &j of Januarw, A, D. 1879, between the hours of ten o'eloek a. nr., and , four o'clock p. in., ut the door of the court bouse, in Plymouth. Marshal) County, ladiaim. as the law direct, the following described real estate, to-wit : Lot number one (I) Croup and Coar's addition to thb illage ol l'eareonvillc. now known as the village of Inwood. Also, beginning at the southwest corner of Lot number four (4) of ' roup and Coar'a seeoiul addition to nie vi1ln of Fnarsonville. now known as the village of Inwood ; thence running nouth :hirty 11 feet, thence east

oue hundred and twenty . i-u tuet, tl e ice north thirty D feet, thenct west one Hundred and twenty 13u feet to place of beginning. Kituale in Marshall county. Indiana, to the highent bidder for cadi, without regard to uivrainmuut laws, subject to redemption. Jhn v. aerLEY. Sheriff of Mat shall countr. rackar.l& Pack ark plff atty. deef j't GROWN CARD GO. PRICE LIST. Lttdie'8 Yisitina: Cards.

betvn the hours olt-n o'clcoS sv m.. a od, four o'clock p. m.. at the door of the court house. In Plymouth. Marsh! coontt. ladinut. ur tip- law directs, tb following, descried real estate, to-wit-: The northeast quarter i V ol tbe a srt beast ouftrt?r of sw-tien im be.r su is), la township uumber thlrty-tLree 'iw aertn. er range number Ihrtx- U ' ml, onuinios üfty and ninety-two on-hundredth (to w-tooT. acres mors or less. Subject to mortgage. Hituate in Marshall county. Indiana, to the. highest Didder for cash, without regard fa. appraisement laws, uhjict U redemMios JORV V A8TLBT. 1 Hliariff Marshall Coa ty.

J. S Reeve. p'fT attv. deeSttoai.

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the ice. We have eleven lakes in Ibis Kramme was uisposeu oi as iuiiqwh; township where the finny tribe may be j First Essay, Mollle Duddleaon ; sub

ject discipline. Second Com poupd Nurmbers;8cott Foss. Thtfd Read-

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at vc aivies

ia .-.uh-'i I tut Hrialol (iein Vieitiog

hmhossed hoV Kniboiieü Uly..

MOlt sage a OMeag iii ada:e .... i! Oiapmsi .ilt aVige. S5UuhI Bordrr a Bmr Kibbon Vlaitlu VS-Hlnpcd Edire 9 Oblong Mtriped Edge . U Bevrl Edge S Oblong Bevel aVIge..

Tn Mourning tn I'nrned Corner Beyel Kdgo

fbnnd. The institute at the West school bouse last Saturday passed off pleasant ly, nearly all the teachers being present. The next, a jaint institute ol Wei' and Union townships will convene at lhe Sour! school bouse the first Sat unlay in Feb- j roary. " Dieü, Jan. ttt, Mrs. Kliea Freese, of congestion of the brain. The deceased

ing. L. C. Zechlel. Afternoon session; First Proportion, Sol. Cavender. Second Declamation. Fred. Zechiel. Third Pan mar ship, (1. A Netherton. Fourth PHmnry Saeitlng, Charity Shaw. The 'teachers unite in extending their thanks to tbe patrons for tbe

For Sale or Kxehaogc 80 acres of good laud in Kansas at a bargain. Enquire .of H, Corblo & Co.'s lieal Estate Agency. Horses W sated. The undersigned wishes to buy fifty heavy Draft Horses and a few driving horses. I will be at Plymonth, Tuesdays; Bourbon, Wednesdays; Warsaw, Thursdays, of each week during January. 1879. Farmers having above kind of stock to dispose of will do well to bring them in early, a I will stay but one month. w6 to Jan 23 H. B. Alpsich. For Sale by it. Williamton. Ten acres of land well improved, one mile north-west of Court House. Five serös equal to twenty lots in town of Plymouth all plank fenced. A dwellinu-bo ise with one and onehalf lots, on Uano and Center streets. Store room and lot on Michigan street. No better business block in tbo city. All will be sold on easy terms. His stock of merchandise will be sold at and below co9t as usual, until all is sold. He wants to quit business If possible between

was in her forty first year, Was a member eXCerfont dinner prepared for them, of the United Urethren Church, a kind Iuatltute then adjourned to meet in a wife and a loving mother. She leaves a j jont fostitute with the teachari of lu.aband and a large family of children to. to,,, Feb. lat, at the mourn their loss. The funeral sei vices ! Sower.. 8ehooj hoU40 were conducted by Rev. W. 3. Cook. . 0 A KETHEllTO!f Wm rMoreaa aayake meant it, wueo-ke Morxrt DA)PLEao, Sec'-. wants It understood thst while he is jani- , , tor of the German Baptist Church there Children cry fof it, but they stop must be no cbewing and spitting tobacco crying at ont e, ufUr they have taken Inside the church It is really dlsguttiiig j 11 tJngle dose, as Drr Buir Baby Syrtotee young men ehe ing tobacco dur j "P cures all the pains our little ones .. .j. . . ' ... are subject to. Price 25 cents a bottle, ing the services, using both pew and aisle I 4 j t . at a great tpittosn. to the annoyance and j Tax Constitutional Catarrh Bemeuiorliacat ion of those who venerate the dy does ouict hin more than merely

SS Super White Priatol

Koohts' headquarters for Oysters, 8 lfiE?aS?l2li" m I vrl Hitit r I m'il i.r.a H

Bread, Pies, Caea and everything lu s oblong m ii v of i htt

the pastry line, fresh and of the best quality. ' Modesty is the appendage of so

hriety, and is to chastity, to temper

ance, and to humility, as the fringes are to a garment. Ah Honest Medicine Ofall medicines advertised to cure any fftlVctions of the Throat. Chest or Lungs, we know of none we can recommend so highly ns Or. King's New Discover for Consumption, Coat!, Cold. Asthma, Bronchatis. H:i-Kexvr, lloarsuess. Tickling in the throat, los of voix ale. This med it 'Im (Its initiulj cure, and that where even thing else bas tailed. No medicine can show one halt so many positive and pSjftatMfaft cures as have already been affected by this truly wonderful rem edy. For Asthma and' Broiichiiis it is a perfect spwiuc curiae Ue very worst cases in the Kiioriesl time passible. Wu taj by all means give it a l rial. Trüil bottle ten cents. Kegul.tr size $1 .00. For sale by L Tauuer and O. Blain & Co., Plymouth. 1 Vesrtable and Human Diseases.

Tbe di lease known in orange culture as the "setback,' characterized by an unusual appearance of thriftness, is ekactly parelled in tbe human system by tbe disease known as obesity, or excessive fatoess. in which the victim seems to be enjoying an exceptional degree of pbyel'al vigor. Besides being a disease in .self, oboaity generates apoplexy and heart disease, and its victims are peculiarly susceptible to all forms of ac .te atTectious. Allan's Anti-Fat will reduce the bodily weight from two to five pounds per week. Try it, all ye heavily burdened ones! Sold by raaviet.

.IS cent-. . 18 cents. .15 cams. .Itceals . iO.uuIj.

15 -eets. ii cents. 15 cent.. IS ceots. 4... SO ceots Itcesta. l. cents SUcente.

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Elect loa Notice.

Plymouth hiiililtntr. Loan und Navmj

The Hiinunl meeting of stoeUioldor of the

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soniation will r li-ii t th ornco of tn he-

pitce dedicated to the worthlp of Ood.

TYSER CITY.

the farewell of Hon. Dan. McDonald, ! thli od K Williams.

Hob. HenryA. Peed, of Martin oounty, taking possession as editor, publisher and proprietor of that paper New Tear's morning. During the many years that Mr. McDonald has been connected with tbe Denux-rat be

has made as many friends and per

haps fewer enemies than any other editor has ever made in the same length of time. In whatever business he may engage we wit-h him success. Mr. Peed, though a stranger here, is well known by reputation, especially in the south part of the State, as a politician and editor. We extend to him a cordial greeting, and wish him success Jo e-verytbiag but politics.

janJ-2m

Qlfrt: "Why will men smoke common tobacco, when they can buy Marburg Bros. 'Seal oj North Carolina,' at the same price?" 12- ly28Health Promoted. Health is promoted by good and appropriate food, ttuch oan only be had by using in preparing it, articles known to be free from poisonous adurterations, suh as pr. Price's Cream Baking Powder, which eminent chemists endorse as being perfectly pure and wholesome.

MARRIED. Jan. 1, 1871, bv Rer. Austia Fallsr, Mr. Jefferson C- Kuoblnrt and Miss lisle J. KsnatAd, both of Weal townsStp.

OCCASIONAL. O. W. Boyd Is on the tick Hit. Dr. Sampson report sickness on the

increase. Mrs. M. J. Osborne, of Chicago, it

visiting at Mr. Boyd's. Thos. Tyner. tr, has gone to Dupont, Ind., to visit friends. Mr. Helniinger, our shoemaker, moved to T egarden this week. PaTties wishing a location for a saw mill, would do well to examine (hit point. One of our young men thinks that tbe

rtxMs electric light is made by the flash of

a pretly girl's eyes. Dr. Dick Richardson returned to Chicago Monday, to resume hit stuuies. He expects to graduate next April. E. S. Bittell hat under contideralion the erection of a grain elevator st this point. This is a move in the right direction, and our citizens should give him tbe necessary encouragement. John Batierton.recently a resident of Tyner, was tried at South Bend last week on s chsrge tsf rsie. The jury returned a verdict of guilty, and a sentence of twelve years in the atate prison. We understand hit couuhel haye moved for a new hearing. It it said that no newtpaper is free from censure. If people were only as willing to pay up as they are to offer advice, pub-

reprees or suspend the symptoms of the disease teaching its constitutional causes, and renovating the vi tal energy, whjcb Is the n aural antagonist of sickness and physical decay. ' Because whVn the atiirnal powers and the capacity for mental exertion are deadened for the time being either by convivial indulgence or any other debilitating agency, it speedily restores the equilibrium of the system, and the ability to think and labor. Bee advertisement. YtrafHa. Steele & Price annually consume, in the manufacture of Dr. Price's Extract of Vanilla, more of the tluest quality of Mexican Vanilla than any other makers of extracts, and It Is by the use of the Hoest quality that Dr. Price's Extract of Vanilla obtains its rare excellence. Buck lea's Arnica Halve. The Best Salvk in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Tetter, Chapped Haud',, Chilblains, Corns, and all kinds of Bkin Eruptions. This Salve le guaranteed to give pc rfeet satisfaction in every case or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. tt L. Tannes. Plymouth lud.

retary.on Mon1ar Bvenlav, at seven o oloeK. Jan uiiytth tt'B. for ths ele-Mlon of nlnedi rector, tu servs forth easumg year, and auoh other buhlnes as mar some before the meeting nf stockholders. dncttua.il CHA8. E. TOAN. Bee'y.

The abora styles of cards arc manufactured of tbe very beat board, and wbvn printed Ith onr large silver script type they 'cannot be excelled in beauty or neatnesa. samples 15 ccnta. FANCY" STYLES. to Varlgated Marble in cents. tS Fanner 10 ccota. 23 (ilaaa I" ceota. 1t Momaoea IS r t. 9S Japaueee lucenta. tb New Lace 10 centa. B Photographic Si. 25. 5 Holden Series 10 cents. 10 M.t Agate 10 cents. Sj Fancy Bmhoaaed lu cnila. tC - roll 10 centa. C'ryatal 10 ceota. to Oreeuback 1 cenia. FUN CARDS. 30 Fun Acquaintance 10 cents. 30 Yum Yum 10 ce.it s. 24 Courting 10 cents.

30 Comic Hash tOeenis. 4') Transjiarent 10 cents. M Comic Schonnettt 10 cents. Seven Flirtation Cards, Hand, Eye, Cigar etc., 8 ccnta. MIXED CARDS, We keep on hand all styles of fancy cards, winch are commonly known as "Mi tad Cavds." Wo print :i ) hoai mixed for 10 cents, or 50 no three alike fr 10 cents Our mixed card arc very handsome. FLORAL CARDS

We print all styles of Ploral and Cliro mo Cards. Prices range from 10 cents to so cents i H-r j nek We invite you to call and see our samples. We have ageutt throughout the county who will cheerfully show amples. ('all and see us. In rear of Kkpcblican office, entrance nn I aPorte streut. Orders by mail mutt he addressed to CROWN CARD CO. Plymouth, Ind. Circular and Specimen Type Sheet Free. Notire ef ppoiut ment. Notice ia hereby riven that the aatersigned haw been appointed administrator of tn ealate of William S. loan, late ol Marshall countr. Indians, deceased. 3ahJ eataW la aenpoaod to be aovct. t HferKK 0. BUCK, dec 1 t )n Administrator.

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1S1 JetTerson Atf., PETBOIT, MICE.

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...things pspcr wouia prove a pleasure j aclnth apd Alj,sta B;mquet are th rather than what it now jt an effort to farhlpnable odprs. m

Sweet odor. Almost every flower that poasetseg a desirable odor Is used in the Unique Perfumer made J)y Dr. Price. It is from these rich blossoms that

i Dr. Price's Perfumes obtain their pe- ! culiar aweetnesa and floral character.

Uls floral Jtreues, l'et itoge, My-

One Door South 1st National Bank.Michigan St.

My stock it Full, Freehand Reliable. 1 sell for ah a the rw-tl markMl pri.N and iruarrantec the quality. Physician! presciiplii-iis mid leu.it) iy tijf c n)ouu 1ed day and night. I have also SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, Rlank Rooks, Toys, Fancy and Toilet articles, Tolwceoa, Cigars, etc., which I invtd he oliubc to examine before purchasing elaw here snd save money by i. L. TANNER, PLYMOUTH, IND.

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Bminont Ohemieta and Physicians cerMfy that these floods are free from adulteration, richer, more effective, nroduco better resnita

I than any others, and that they use them in their own famiiios.

UNIQUE PERFUMES are the Gems of all Odors. TOOTHCNE. A n agreeable, healthful Liquid Dentifrice. LEMON SUGAR. A siibititme for I .emons. EXTRACT JAMAICA CI NC It R. From the pure root.

STEELE A PRICE'S LUPULIN YEAST CEM8. Th Baal liry Uop ysaal tn the World. STEELE & PRICE, Mahfrs., Chicago, St. Louij & Cincinnati.

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Holman Liver Pad AND ITS ArxiLIASnES. THE MEDICINAX BOOT & (Ml PUSTlRS. AMD Absorption Medicated Foot Rath. nr car, ttr abunr ptlnn r'thar than SllSttaW Iks sytiem. Tht Iii ci wvn bro' d prradvemurt tw Ct)npt. flit Bloat plraaant. ronvnuc.: . SSiatHSI Biot aatiafai'lorr cur. li r. lao prrnianrnt ad that, outh ralpm-rtirolalor mi tlic wcrUI. aral art1 aspUtS bit to lhe infaiti, oall) ant adult ut Waat, aTptrft'ttt Ha ltd to u hoiitftl I clirt thatTHcrf li at Ulteaa lüat c u b t cut in kiitycc ion. r that can's mui!ilttl. hv ilia nut a. mtdkint, trnt tatt fa fr

flrd Iii I i I'.- nmr" Kinrii 'i man: tr ov im HOI.MAN KtMkU.KSdb Pad. I laatcra (.4 1 at tat - catrd Fuot Uat.m, kiuja ii a rliaorpli 11 aalt). It ta aV

cap rurt but thai ran btru.rd mora protna

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A 1 tlirat have llirlr or'.rln. rTlrePflr nr liMirMttt,

In thr Stoma b and I. nr. It you doubt It at od To Dr Fairclilid'i lclurtt. PiVt. tt Special I'od. W. Tht H' 'man Pltr. Foot. Iv ilia l air. SO rthtt ; Pod r. h i etil tart Med lea td Foot Batb. u rent, n package aU paokofaa tl ti. If rotir ilrurgi t df net keep iliam, atnd price, till er lite money, poalkl order or retittercd Utter, and all Hl b tent von hx mall, fret cliotf. tv "pt lb rail, which la tn by zprtaa at Iba ftaxpcti eof the parchaaer.Tb follow ing couimunbratton explain theav eltt ; Cinaatrxit. Tlx. ' Mtaara. Palta Hanley : . I bate been wearing ontnf the Holman Pada. It baa re teted nit from complainU t long aiaudlng. improred bit health w .nCe füllt . a-id 1 fee! Ilkealtrw pomn. It uld Ilka lo act a your aatnt In ibii city, and bvan dotng I ellevri 1 wodT'd carry hippinoS b ftSBdrada ot ianUUpa. Toura trubv. flai C CaBTTS. Antdau. In . May lat. Hit Gentlemen: I bar been a grttt tntTtrer " b n'nra'tia In tha atnmacb. and alaj p Ith dvtnh ant. Biv tig aprnl thnpaand- of dollar, to gtl CBrad wl tlttonopurpoaa. daiil :Jxot tht lit pt March last I la a. Induced re fry one of Holmana Ptda, whkb baa entirely eure sit. anl I am Bw angMad In aelllna ITieae P.-d,. and Serng a l I cah to atrad tht flat be I of ihi curatppif tiidiica oipars to try it. S. t. jVoBia, tu.., Jaat t. Meaerv Pateaft Ilanlar: I purchattd on m rbnr Holman Pad, for hoik mw wife and mniher.howeriaBSeripA wifb ailllmiaaaaJ.

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