Plymouth Republican, Volume 23, Number 7, Plymouth, Marshall County, 30 January 1879 — Page 3
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Now is the time
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 hsre about 3000 yards of Medium and Light Prints, that we will veil (to close out) AT CTSifwryard. Ail other goods as cheap n proportion. Call in and take this chance in, as you will never have an opportunity to buy a3 cheap hearafter. KLOEPFER & BOFINGER. LaPorte Street, PLYMOUTH, IND.
The Republican.
ThUHSUA Y, JANIAK Y 3O, 1S79.
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For thirty days we will give the New York Weekly Atlas, a forty -eight column paper, and the Efpi blican one year for $2.10. See advertisement of Weekly Alias in another column. A. L. Wheeler lost his gold ensed spectacle?, Tuesday, which caused
. -t him considerable uneasiness, but tO DUy -Ury VJOOCLS , Tom Siler found them on the street
and lie is all right again, able to see just s well as nny ether man. Richard Humphrey, who was in jail here about six months, and was afterward sentenced to the penitentiary for horse stealing, has been granted a new trial by the Supreme Court, after serving fourteon months of his sentence. Services at St. Thomas' church on Sunday next as follows: Morning prayer and litany at 9 a. m.; ßermon and holy communion at 10:30; evening prayer at 7 p. ra. A tempernnce sermon will be delivered in the evening. John Henry, the man that wen through J. S. Bender's house, and af terward tried to burn the jail, is confined in the jiil at LaPorte, and will not be tried until next term of court. Humphreys, who was grauted a Dew trial by the Supreme Court, is in jail here, and cannot be tried again until next term. The Plymouth Republican gets better with every issue. There is nothing like making an editor feel happy and have the means wherewith to meet every obligation, then he can devote bis attention to the wants of his readers and make them a first-class paper. Stark County Enterprise. Senator Reeve, of Plymouth, introduced a bill which provides that no offiVlal shall be pecuniarily interested in any contract or work done for the State. This is a direct stroke at Governor Williams' cattle transactions, and the bill is spoken of as "an act to prevent sales of steers by Blue Jeans." Gos. hen Times. At their regular meeting last Monday evening, the Good Templars elected the following officers for the ensu
ing term: W. C. T., Ed. S. Brooke; W. V. T.. Miss Matie Morrill; W. S.. T. J. Whitinore; W. T.. Mrs. S. C. Alleman ; W. F. 8., Wm. Funk ; W. C, Rev. J. B. ITenry; W. M , Wm. Young; W. I. O. Lizzio Floseozier; W. 0. G.f Lewis Stout.
Harlan & Late, builders, of Indianapolis, brought suit against 0. W. Babcoek to r cover au account they claimed due and to enforce a mechanics Men on the building occupied by Buck & Toan. The case dieted considerable interest, and was this week decided by the Circuit Court in favor of the pluiutiffi. Judgment, $314 45 and ct sts. No clue to the whereabouts of Charles Flory has yet been obtained. A story was circuited in some parts of the county that Flory was in Canada and had sent a telegram to the sheriff boasting of his escape. Every one should know that such ltltMMtl are fa'.-ie, as only a fool would telegraph to an ofO jer who was seeking him, the place where he could be found. The Superintendent of the Indiana Soldiers' Orphans' Home, Knightstown, Ind., says: "If there are any children in your county whose fathei's were in the late war and have since died, who are destitute and need homes, we can admit three or four. We prefer orphans, the law makes no provision for those whoso fathers are living."
Hod. H. G, Thayer has the nicest, best arranged and finest office in Plymouth, but Hon. A. L. Wheeler is now Atting up an office in the bank building which will, probably, in some respects, surpass Mr. Thayer's. The floor of Mr. Wheeler's office will be laid in diamouds of black walnut and ash, and altogether fitted up in a style equal to any private office in northern Indiana. The Hon. Charles H. Reeve, the 8enator from the Plymouth district, ha been covered with glory by the
i Lieutenant-Governor of the State. He is made a a member of the Com- ! mittle on the Judi'-iary. banks, canals, , internal improvements and swamp
lands, fees and salaries and phraseology, arrangement, enrollment of bills and unfinished business, &c. Such honors ought to make him Governor. Valparaiso Messenger. "Job Flint," (C. F. Green) the humorist, did not leave Plymouth in the beat humor imaginable. Only fourteen persons attended bis lectuie Friday night, and ten of those bad complimentary tickets. From those who were there we learn that the lec turo was better than many others that have been well patronized. lie struck Plymouth at the wrong time. The Agnes Wallace combination and the drama presented by the Good Templars having occupied almost the week previous, and a temperance lecture free to all on the same evening, left no room for Mr. Green. A gasoline heater in Singler Si Eich's tin shop exploded Monday moroing, almost causing serious re-
i suits. Johu Wright discovered a leakage, and was trying to stop it j when the flame burst out at the top.
He immediately placed bis hand over the cap with the hope of smotheriug the flame, but the heat compelled him to remove it almost instantly, badly burned. The flames then burst out, the burning oil spreading almost over the room. Prompt work on the part of the hands, however, subdued the fro and prevented any damage of consequence. Gasoline is in our opinion always dangero is, and the utmost caution is required of those who use it.
cirr AND COUNT. Circuit Court will adjourn Satur
day. We aro triad to learn that
Heury Work is convalescing. Our thanks are due Hon. John H. Baker Ter valuable public documents. Mr. Baxter is preparing to er.-rt a new dwelling house la the east part of town. .
James Butler spent a portion of
last week visiting relatives at Fort Wayne. Joseph Decker, who has been clerking for G. Wolf, has gone to Valparaiso. Children's meeting at the M. . Church next Sunday morning at nine o'clock. Mrs. Haines, of Argos, mother of Mrs. S. D. Taber, of this city, was not expected to live yesterday. Sunday School at Reformed
church at 9.30 a. m. Preaching by i
Rer. J. B. Henry at 10:30 a. m. Oar educational column did not go up this week, for the manuscript was burned up by accident, --It is not necessary for us to state that the weather is warm and the snow gene; our correspondents do that subject justice. Those owning hogs in the city
limits are hereby notified that tney must enclose them immediately. M. 1'.' k.n , Deputy -Marshal. - A drunken fight is said to have occurred at the hotel across the river Tuesday night. We have not learned the names of the parties engaged in it. YanValkenburg was in Ft. Wayne Tuesday. The result of his visit was a good dinner, at a hotel or restaurant, we don't know which; any how Van seems well pleased. It Is rumored that John W.Thomas will probably buy the Mueller property near Shoemaker's mill, remove the old buildings and erect on the site one of the finest brick mills ia this part of the State. Tribbey & Bennett are now furnishing their customers bee from tall fed cattle, and we speak what we know when we say that better beef cannot be bought In this or any other city than they sell. We have been crowded with job work during the last ten days, but are now prepared to turn out work as rapidly as our patrons desire. The Republican office is the place to get the best work at reasonable prices. Our column of personal mention of paying subscribers is crowded out this week. Quite a number of new subscribers have enrolled and several old ones renewed; all have our thanks and we shall find room for the names at least, next week. Mr. and Mrs. Vinson Brownlee, residing near Maxinkuckee celebrated their golden wedding yesterday. Fifty years of married life seems a long time to the young, but to Mi. and Mrs. Brownlee, looking back over the past, the time no doubt seems short. Mr. Brownlee is a brother of Hugh and Johnson Brownies of ibis city.
The February number of B&rper'l ATagaziue is at hand, and is, if possible, better than usual. Among the articles of interest are 'Treasures of the Deep," "Rambles in the South of France," "Admiral Paulding." "Winti r Sports in Canada," Jfce. These artk'les aro all illustrated, and every one knows Hnr r'g illustrations are superior to those of any other magazine. This magazine is one of the beat in the world. Send for it, $1 00 per annum. Address Harper & Brothers, New York. The comments of some newspapers in this vicinity, relative to the burning of the Tippecanoetown wool en mills, seems to bo upon a money basis, having the "wrong pig by the ear. The man Bates, to whom the eredit of detecting Flora is given by these papers, is not entitled to any sympatl y, except it bo from friends of Flora. Those wh j know best believe that if not as guilty as Flora in the eye of the law, he is in full accord aud sympathy with him. The eredit belongs to a memb t of the Chicago police. "Rum; or, the First Glass," was the drama presented by members of the I. O. O. T. to large and ppreci;itive audiences last Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Had this drama be n presented by professionals claiming to bo "stars," it would not, perhaps, have received many encomiums, but presented by an amateur home troupe, it surpassed expectation. There was much to con: mend, an I in some respects it was superior to the plays usually presented by professionals. The drama was not what it ought to have been to begin with. Mr. Milroy was induced to tuke the lirst glas far too easily for a good temperance man, and then were other points of which we now have-not time to sp- ak which the aetors could not remedy. But there were some things added to the original plan of the drama, which made it fur more entertaining than it could have been otherwise. The song between acts which were arranged by the committee, were, wo have no doubt, appreciated by all. Among the points to commeud was the perfection with which all bad committed to memory the parts assigned them. The management also was perfect, and the time between scenes less than usual, even with professionals. Everything moved right along, the audience was never allowed to become imptrtient waiting for the curtain to rise. This of itself would cover a multitude of faults. But where were the faults? some one ak. The faults were iu
the acting; whilo many did well, there wasmucbthat was not true to nature. s will always be thj case, when a troupe is formed from persons who are inexperienced, some were assigned parts to which they were not adapted, and whilo they talked distinctly, it was plain to be seeu they were only trying to act a part. They could not forget tl mselves and make the feelings and emotion of an Individual, placed in the position in which the real actors of such a drama would be placed, their own. We shall not partkulaiize now. Thero weie many who did well, exceedingly well, considering the time that they had for preparation, aud the fact that there was no trained elocutionist cr actor among them to teach them. If the same persons should again pre
sent a drama, we have no doubt it would be much better, and wc an say, wi'hout danger of being accused of a desire to flatter or please those who took part in the drama, that it was. taken all together, played better and gave better satisfaction than is givon by one amateur combination in a dozen. The threat applause and the large audieuco which greeted them the second evenin ; id ovidonceof this fact, aud if they should again attempt an entertain ment of the same kind, It will be hailed with delight by the citizens of Plymouth.
IKW0OB,
by Kinxor. Did, .T in. i!t. 1831, of consumption.
Mr. Mary KIIU. Lett TnUndtJF. Mr. Gkmg6 Hefte, in eomKtny with one f Iii !', went into I the wooes jest beck of als bouse for the t
perpees of gettlag s load f wood. Mr. Bartow picked up Umb, sad waking the p-rnark, 'I am on the Wroftf ride," he fell
to the Sjroaad lc:u.. He leaves a wile and j
three Children to mourn his untimely dsatk, The paysidas proaoe aces' it howl sVsasse President RMMfd BrifM and D. Hull
went to the White school house and held
a tmptnem meeting last Thursday night, and induced eleven to s'njn the pledge. An ex saloon keeper took the Moor in opposition, and a lively discussion BBiecd, when the saloonist will drew, hadly de moralized. Never since the temperance work was organized in our town was the interest at high a point as now.
the academy heing rilled to npfctkNI with taget spectators, the society is appreciated lv the public, We regret to note that Me re are yet in this land of freedom und pro-trie-s a IV w l"ries anil ecrlcniiigtic d ligOtl, who will violate 1 lie bird, the Btfa und any other laws with impunity and regard it as right sad proper, bet to attend a literary society, or even permit their child. on to go, they think would incur a condeii nation that would send them to irre trievahle perdition, misery and woe without judge or je ry.
WOLF CKLEK.
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Pain fell M on lay, the nov 1i.t ,i.!t, and the waters of Wulf creek and Yellow river are rissMagj sjsjig St a lively rate. Anna Hand, a young lady sboel twenty year o!d. died last Friday uiglit ol ty ph -id and lung fever. n Sunday sight, while nt Chnrrh, Mr. .1. J. Ihosspsoe had one of hjs horse's halters cut and the other one untied by SOSSt heartless wretches. Fortunately no tO I lent happened to the team. The District HqxtrUr, edited by Kev. It. I) Utter, coinej to s goodly number at Wolf Creek. It is a good paper. TkS next quarterly meet in; will lie held at VIT oil (reek about the middle of February The protmeted meeting is still in progress at Wolf Creek Church, conducted by
Revs. Jones. Itllssert a. id Atkinson. The I
church is Kicked to its utmost capacity night after sight, and many have taken passage on board the old ship Zion.
Ilea, Baxter & Co. have removed their Millinery, Dress making & Hairdressing establishment to K rout's old tend, four doom north of Wbeeler'o
Hunk. They have now the finest es
tablishment of the kind in the city and will be pleased t meet all of their old customers and u boat of new ones, knowing that they can please all who call on them,
VT anted. Everybody to subscribe for the Chicago Daily Telegraph, the beet evi ning daily published, delivered to any part of the city for ten cents a week, including the .Sunday edition; also Indianapolis Daily News same price. tf Albeiit CnEssxKn, Agent.
KOttTH TOWNSHIP. SCAPE OOAT. All of our mills are well supplied with logs.
Morgan Johnson, of LsJrSS, has I: ought
and shipped a large amount of wheat during the hist in uth. At this writing our beautiful mmw ia gone. Mud and water, bad colds and eoeghs have taken its place. Mr. Gregjr, of Plymouth, is buying bolts, and preparing to manufacture a lan e quantity of staves a. Lal'az. Mrs "Scape (ial" is rejoicing lie-cause the snow U gone. She says her hens .vi! I
lay now. She always was u philosopher. The West townshi correspondent Ls seeking a cure for corns. We cjvc u pre M-riptioti that will never fail: lnit wearing tight boots, live religiously, read the county papers, and y forlheiu promptly. Everybody hes hsse n t'nir good iehavior in this township for a month past and we could not get au item unless we tell the people that we have had very cold weather, and wc think they have realized that. Little Arthur White, three years old, got out of bed the coldest night this win
ter except one, having on only a thin ssnslUi gown, and walked one hundred yards to the bar:), then the same distance to the public road, thence about lifly yards across to a neighbors house, and felt as well as ever when he g.it warm. WEST TOWNSHIP. O. M. OIIATZ. I. Hear is the happy father of a little Hear. K. Ames and wifowero visiting at Linkville, Saturday. Hen Frank and May Kaufman were mm tied la-d w eek. The Wesleysns held a protracted meet ing ht Sligo with lair results. leflM our young men who hare doned the blue ribbon, have since taken to tippling. There will be a geographical match at I he West sc hool house next Friday evening. If all reports are true, we have moonshinrrs in this township. They are distilling apple jack out of hard cider. Pled Last Sun-Jay, of brain fever, Mrs. Yerrick. the wife of Joseph Yeriick. The deceased leaves a large family of small children. The West school is a head in the wiry of pelling and (ieoLmphicnl matches. The lasi spelling match Mrs. I C A. SSM was the champion speller, and nt the gee fiepMcel in itch we think Henry llamilon came out first best, last Fridayevenihg. Next Sunday will le Candlemas, or ground-hog Jday as it is termed. Much importance was attached to the weather of this day for tges, and "till the sujicrstition is preserved mid believed to s great extent. A distach s&yi: "I' t'antllt'TitN day ! ilry and fair, Ylia half of rliiler'a tu come an malr, If t aixlloman ilsy ho wet or foui, The half o" w ititer'e gano at Yule."
A IM. OS. BY EN III KX. There is some talk of another bakery in A rgos. John Lowery, of Qrssi township, is on the hick list. Plat Lawrence's course of lectures In Aros was a success, lie goes to Hoches let this week. Disd, Jacob Shi-ro, Saturday, Jan. 2öth, 1879. Funeral at Argos, conducted by Hev. s. McNeety. Protracted meeting in progress nt the Argos Christian Church, conducted by Kev. B. McNeely. Died, at Argos, Jan. JU, o troup Charley Shaffer, son ol Mr. and Mrs. Fred. Shaffer, Sgsd lour years aud ten months. A. W. Begfl has sold his house and lot in the First ward to Mr. VV. J. Heebe, of Lakcton, Wabash county, Ind. Do not forget the Sunday School Convention at the Argos M. E. Church February Hli and Mb, 17'J Au interesting steetiasj i es ported. Among the N. C. T. U. ofliocrs elected is It. M. Williams, 1'resldent, who has Served for three successive terms. It just suits my complexion, for i am a third term man all over. The temperance union at Argos is do ing A god work in our midst, ami the interest is increasing. The Wednesday OfS slag OMBtlog of hut Week was the most loterestlag one of this w inter. Our brothren of the In wood and Walnut unions xvere present aud helped the inceiing aioiig with speeches and remarks. Finley Km-
monds, of Koehester, and Mr. Vigils, of .
Logansport, gave us some excellent speeches, and on Inst Sabbath Prof. Lawrence gave the union a rousing lecture at the M. E. Church. (irerne Township Teacher's Instil ute.
The institute convened at Hickory Uro vc school house, Saturday, Jan. Mb, and was called loonier by J. L Atkinson, president. Teachers nil present as usual. The programme was disposed of as lol First-History, by W. L. Fuh. Mr. Fih tenches history and geography iu connection. Second Geography, J. M. O'Hlcmis. He bulieess iu object teachkse, fuvors 'topic nnip drawing," denounced cduea-
lion by "rote or word sluflinii," believes that the pupil should be taught to think. Third Penmanship, Charles Pocock, explained his method ol teaching by principals. I a splendid penman. AFTKIINOON SKSSIOK. Bo to Prevt ut Tefdtaess, J. L. Atkin son. lie prevented tardiuess by having in interesting lesson in the morning, and gStlteg his pupils interested. The subled w & ably discussed, and several plans presented, but Miss Martindale mud Mr. OH'enis believe that unless the wren Is gel up before nine o'clock the pupils will not get to school ut that time. The dinner was excellent, lor w hich the teachers united in a rote of thf.nks to the (iifeus. Adjo irned to meet at Shiiley school house Saturday, Fei, l.jih. J. L Atkinson, I'res t. J. M. 0'Bi.i:ni Sec y
Farmer Cards. We have just manufactured ft style of card for farmer boys. We have been at a exeat cxpenso in making these cards, but as we have a laryo stock of them, and in order to introduce them, we will priut 25 for 10 OMtg until Feb. 1. Crown Card Co. For Sdle by U. Williamson, Ten acres of IulJ well improved, one mile north-west of Court House. Five acres equal to twenty lots in town of Plymouth all plank fenced. A dwelling house with one and onehalf lots, on Oiiuo and Center streets. Store room and lot on Michigan street. No better business block in the city. All will be sold on easy terms. His stock of merchandise will be sold at and below cost as usual, until all is sold. He wants to quit business if possibl- between this and spring. R. Williamson.
A Wonderful Discovery. For the iptei cure of Consumption and all diseases that lead to it, such as stubborn Coeghs, neglected CoMs, Hron chftls, Hay Fever, Asthma, iain in the side ai'd chest, dry hac king coimh, tick ling in the thront, BoofscoosSj Sore Throat, and all chronic or lingering thSSSOM of tee throat and lungs. Dr. King's New Discovery has no equal and hits m tshHshed for itself s world wide repots don Many leading physicians rccom Mad and use it in their practice. The formula from ehleh it is prepared is high Iv recommended by all SSidlcal journals. The clergy and the press Iihvu complimented it in the most gtowloS, lerme. Go to your druggist and get trial hot lie for ten tents or s regular size for $1.00. For snle by L. Tanner and also G. Itlain fc Co . Plymouth. 5 GROWN CARD GO. PHICE LIST. Lmlie's Visit ins: Cards.
2A Super White Briatul 18 ci-nt. 23StiM'r Qnmm BiitiI - IS cent. a .sup-T l lined mii'tul ISceuta. Oblong of any f llie above slyic $ renta. iAKnclish l int tlriatol 15 reut (loin VUiting is c-u;. 25 takeoMi Kmo interna. iimnuMcil Lily r . JHJilt Kdjre 15 cents -ib Oblong Uili &jm ateeut M" i i.inal Wilt K !ge t". Cent". St Owl Borrt r S cents i ltia Hiiitxin tsiting .' . ' vi rent"
iMrtn-l Mgn r) cents Jft Oblong SirlpcU li.u;o -ju ceuU. -s IVv.l K Sftu-nts. loblong Hevel Elgo v . . i,t. i M. liming IkSSSS Iu:-u. .1 Corner kircl K lgi V) cenUL The above style of ca.nl arc manufactured of the very lest hoard, ami when printed with our large Over rript type they cannot he excelled in lM.-uiily or nvatiM.Ka. Snii(J. tj cents. i AMY TV LKS. 20 Varij:af(vl Marble ) cents. 25 Farmer 10 c v.ls. a JI.- ! r.?.j. 'jft .Mor.tMif 10 cents, sa Japanese locenta. S5 New Lace ! ceuU. Hiotoirmpliir f t 25 (Jo! len N-ries lb rents. 3n . Agate tu t I'll Is. j Fan.) KaiU)sael Cent. 25 H-rol! M cents. 5 Ulyatal loceuta. 3ti UmwhI Ml ceuta. FIX CA uns. :I0 Fun Acquaintance 10 cents. 30 Yum
Yum 10 cents. "4 Courting 10 cents. otCosflc Hash 10 cents. 4'J Tnitispsrenl 10 cents K Comk Schoniicttt 10 cents. Seven Flirtation Cards, Hand, Eye, Cigar etc., 0 cents. KIXgD CARDS, Wc keep on hand all styles of fancy cards, which are commonly known as "Mixed Cards." N'c print :W liest mixed for 10 SralS, or 50 no three alike for 10 Sehl Our mixed card toe very handsome. FLO HAL CARDS. We print all stvles of Floral and Chroivto Cards. Prices range from 19 cents to ."i0 cents er 4ick. Wc invite you to etil! and sec our samples. VVcJ havei agents throughout the county who'will eheerfully show samples. ( all and see us. In rear of HKCL'ttidCAN office, entrai.ee on LaPorte street. Orders by mail must be add tested to CROWN CARD CO. Plymouth, Itui. Circular and Specimen Tvpc Sheet Fre-
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A NOTED DIVINE SAIS THEY ARE WORTH THEIR WEIGHT in GOLD READ WHAT HE SAYS: I)R.TtTT:-TVnr Sir: For ten years I have jcen (i martyr to Dyapeim, oustipation and I'iti-s. l.:ist sjr.i:a four Pills .-re recoiumerirtwl tome: 1 sss4 them (but with little fnith). I am now a well man, have good appetite, disreition perfert, n-gidar stool, idles frone, tnid I Ii ve (rained f -rly pounds solid fleah. They ura worth their wtltht In go'd. Jttv K. L. SlillXiN, llseHTs Kj. A TORPID LIVER to the frnitrul source of many dfsenv. SHh as I'yppepsia.ßi' k lt( Bdarhe.t oaiivineM.Dj ntery, bilious Fever, ague and Fever, Jaundice, l'iie.Klieuinallsni,KldiieyCimjlaiiu.('olic.etc TnU'fc lilts cx"rtn powerful infturnee on ths I.lver.aml will illirertnintv rellevethatlmpor-t;-nt orpau fruoi disease, and restore its normal fuucUuna. Thenild;ty with whieh persons taVe on flesh, hileiind rthe influence of these nil's.of itself Indicates their aduptabintv to nourish the body, hence their effleaey In curitiK nervous debility, dysp. .sia.vsiiigrf the mtwles.sliisTishne-s ol tlieli ver.e! mnir i nnstlpsllnil. andiUiuarUwZ heuütii ;u;d sfeiife'th to the syswm. CONSTIPATION, Only with rojrnlsrity of the bowels can perfect nealth bsenjojrvd, whea the rrwlipnüuii is of n ei nt date, a itij;Je dose of TUTT'S PILLS will soSsee, tun if it has heroine hobitoaC ;im till lwulil be taken trvty night, craduallT lernen in? I lie fre;!;cnr r.f lh- dncr until a regular duly Bc wm t I S l-.'d, wh-eli will Mien fnllow. Sr.Ul l.rcry whore, 25 Cent. 0TFICE, 35 MUaEAY CT.. HEW YfKL tiik VOKK WEEKLY ATLAS
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Kose, Alistia P.ouquet, aad other extracts aro ecstatic.
The Agricultural Djparlmect is a special feature, conducted by one of the Baust celehrated agricultiual writers of the period, and lite di -etiwons which ppesreach ersek have rjecn commended by the press throughout ihu eulirc couutry. The Dairy and Live Stock Department Is exceedingly well conducted. The re suit of numerous SSpsthavata niMile by the Writer will he clearly set forth in an inlel ient manner, snd the Pariser or MckHslser must acquire valuable information from the contents ol eacti issue. The art ides on APICULTURE are contributed by a gentlem ia who has successfully mastered the biincss, snd cares for upwards of One llundied Coh nie. of Hees. The extended Market Reports
bxctl lh(sc oi nny neckiv H-iioilical. Ths kasaeesc circulation enables us to place the price within die reach of even family in the U. S. ONLY 70 CENTS A YEAH, At this low price no one can afford to be without It. As an iud: c afeSal for Postmastera, Newsdealers,
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Cheap Homes in Michigan, SJ to 9 to per irea. 6TRONC SOILS! SURE CROPS ! Bsilrosi through Centre of Laads. HEALTHY CliMATf! SCHOOLS Sit MIICKSI muLiiotHT roreunoei Tlie lands are a long- distance EAST of ttf Mi mi ail Pi i Rim. I jott' amoemt a eil In umvel an.l traurtaUoi of croya.
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Cnlicts, Juniper & Spirits cfUitre
m i coNOtamTte rosa. ra. Diseases sf ti3 u.lzeji it Sladds
ßcaenbci, 'a3:r.esset, OrtEserücts, Gcet, Strctars, OVjiLCÜn cf ticTJrins, ind all ;is!r. j of i bo rHnsry nml Hexnal Orgaaa, la akatatr af Saw wil l! aa4 waaAar la MALI OR FEMALt.
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rnsara tum i jlaal rti f Dl SItX, am b V. JuaxSTOS S CO.. 161 Jefferson Avenue, DETROTT. FOR SAU BT AUL DKWMISTS,
Adam, Seth, Eve, Cain, Abel. Ham! Noah! Can't spell Able yet. If Abel had had his same printed by the Crown Card Co., Uead their advertisement and find out all about it.
Kooxtz' headquarters for Oysters Bread, Pies, Cake9 and everything in the paatry lino, fresh and of the best quality. Onk more snow and then we was going to say read the advertisement of tho Crown Card Co.
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A dog if a cur sir. No, a bar ker. Why? Because you should read the advertisement of the Crown Cord Co.
Read the Crown Card Cos. advertisement, and buy a pack of cards. They print 150 styles of viditing cards. Confectioneries and canned good, also all the sweet-meats that can be desired, at Fred Koontz'. W hoa, Emma! Read the advertisement of tho Crown Card Co. They print l."dJ styles.
Cbown Card Co. advertiuemont.
The Lnkeicc knesOl SIS all filled, with us fine ice as was ever stored, Hiram Suyler has gone to Arkansas. Frank Harri has become a resident o( Marmont. Fitdiitig tackle have licen in hi,-; demand since the th:iw liegun, however, the sportsmen tk-ualy como in with fisheniiau's luck. J. W Q iirk and I). V. Miller contemplate starling a saw-mill at Marmont at mi early day. They purchased a new engine in Chicago last week. Q iitealargc mini per of logs are now on the site near win re the mill is o stand. Wc Wis tk4 gentlemen abundant success. This enterprlse has been a lon felt want here Who will be the erson to build a first-class hotel here? not first class in poini id' mitntigeiuent but in its appointments. "ConipuUory E luoaiioii." the last question discussed by the Marmont Literary Society, received quite a prolix keedHog It was discussed htfirmatively by Nether ton, Otimont, ("avender and Fife. Negatively by BonkiotL Shaw, and Dr. Dee lsp;anumH r of the f- eakers octrupisg half an hour each. Judging Iroui the full ho'ioC every night, the capacious room of
Buck len'- Arnica Sähe. The BR8T Salvr in the world for Cut.s, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Belt Rheum, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and nil kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in every case or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. tf L. Tannkr. Plymouth Ind.
Tiik Constitutional Catarrh Remedy does soniethinK more tiiau merely repress or suspend the symptoms of
the disease -teaching its constituj tional causes, and renovating the vi- ; tal energy, which is the natural an
tagonist of sickness and physical decay. Beeause when the animal powers and tho capacity for mental exertion are deadened for the time being either by convivial indulgence or any other debilif iting agency, it speedily restores the equilibrium of the system, and tho ability to think and labor. See advertisement.
Crown Card Co., advertisement.
Hon. S. S. Cox has Introduced a bill in tho national House of Repreaenta fives, which providos that tue census takers shall be ap oihted by the Governors of States instead of the Secretary of the Interior. It is believed that it is the intention, if this bill can be got through Congress, to appoint men who will increase the. enumeration in the Southern States for political purposes. Sitting Bull threatens to return with Üfteon thousand followers and make things lively In the wca.
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Holman Liver Pad AND ITS At NL 1 1.1 ARIES. THE MEDICINAL BOOT & FOOT PLUMS, AXD ALscrption Medicated Foot Bath. Tuey enre br absorption ratbar than dragging ths rrstcm. They lu e p ovru Wyo:i4 perdmtur tn cb3p.t. tl.e" uiual pl.aan(. louTculmt. aarrat ai.t aot tatUtactory car- live, alan p.tnanrt and Üor ouch vMrsi-rsgulalor In the ftrld, and ara ppltca bit- In Ihr infat.t. rulh o-.ni adult ( lth l8. I-
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One Door South 1st National Bank,Michigan St. My stock is Full, Fresh and RcHsMa. I sell for cash st the laarssl marltH prla and jruaimtitee the quality. Physicians prewriplionh snd fan,ily re ll in i. iMtarV ed day and mhl. I have also SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, 31snk Books, Toys. Fancy and Toilet srticlcs, Tohaeeos, Cipars, etc., whit 1. I invid he oliuhc to exaininu In-lore purchasing elsewhere and save uioticy l.y it L. TANNER, PLYMOUTH , IND.
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ratrd Foot lint ., knuwti aa rL.orptl n aali). It la aU ao blievrl that thrre ! .NO dla.aa that aaaSlrtps ess cure but Ibatrau beruttd mora promptly aa4 ff dually I tr tbla tratmcnt. Certain It It that SMS w.iho t tiumYer. diceaar unlttraatty arkBwlaSgaS bey on I the rech ui niedirtr.e hare mtltrd a ay under the artiot; AU INK of Ibra remeflle. A aal Uta wort tu Im ao na rklv, with to llttl iMwsvrnU S tl paitant. that in many caaea iha pua waagon baforc b or aoe wii.a.rc. More than a aalinon wltreaaaa bear Icliisnn) to iheacatatrmaat. Tba ar no Idle wordi or miirepret- ts iont. t ut sr tiart
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Eminent Chemists and Physicians oertify thßt these goods aro freo from adulteration, richer, more effective, produce better results than any others, and that they use them in their own families.
UNIQUE PERFUMES aro tho Gems of all Odorg. TOOTH EHE. An agreeable, healthful Liquid Dentifrice. I-EMOH SUGAR. A ubstitute for Lemons. EXTRACT JAMAICA GINGER. From the pure root.
STEELE & PRICE'S LUPULIN YEAST CEMS. The lirst Ury llvp J ... in the World. STEELE & PHICE, Manfra., Chicago. St Louis & Cincinnati.
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In tix- fttotnarh an4 I. v.r. It you doubt It sand lof Dr. Fairrbild'a iactsrea. Prire, S. Spocial rarl. . "Die Rotmaa f1saters Pot. bv the air, LOret.ta; Dodv.tn. en t a each. Medice ed foot Rathe. Ii enl a package; ata package II ! If yoar dravgi i d not keep Ibem. eend prtce, eiiftr lbs moocy. poet a I order r regiaierod letter, and all v. 'SI ha tent you bv mail, free charge, ex.-i pt tlie alt, hi-la la.eent by eapreae at lh eexpcii.e of the purhaer. Tbe tolloainc tu ; mui.Hatlont explain tbcBt'elreai t'aaaainoc. III. eart. Bate A R-uley : I have been wem ing i i'enf the nohman Taela. It has r leeel me Irom con. plaint"- o b ng .landinc. rm-frov-l mv health wonde fully, snd Tfeel like a new vornan. I u!d like to act a your arent In lhta elty, and hv no itointf I 1 el.e ve I oiibl carry bapplneaa Vs hundred, at aniillat. Yoari trulr. Has 0. W. fagtrs, Arana, Ii i... Mar let. 1ST. Gentleme" : I hare been a great if! rer wilS n nraliria In the ton.arh. end alo with dumb ague. Ha ng b( i-nt Iboutandi of dollara io get cured, hat ad to nn ..nrpoa. sntll abont the lit of Macb laat I . i ... J 1 1. rw .n nf Mi.lmjna Iat hick haa
j entlreH rurt d me. and 1 an now enquired In a. I linsr
tbcae V da, and doing ad I can t- pr. ad the las newt of thi care an-, induce stkera to try it S si I i . i . a. 1 1 l., Jsac 1. M'.r Ttatc t Hanler: I i u cl aacd one your Holman Pai't for bath wry ife ht: m- ilier. who were-eaffeHnp with Rillloneaa, O ii-i ipation atyl l'p-pia. Tb.- Pad baa completelycured l hem. Toara, J. a'nun. rrnatA, (In ..) TVwsacrtp. Addree ei'her of the foHolng oBlcet: 1S4 Ulaelis!. St., !icige. III. Mtrt.snics Bleck. Detroit, Mich, Hsll Block, Toledo, Ohio. atN Miilwaukec St.. Mil waukee, Wis. Best's Block, Minneapolis, Minn.
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