Plymouth Republican, Volume 23, Number 10, Plymouth, Marshall County, 20 February 1879 — Page 3
The Republican. Thursday, February 20th, 1879.
Waat' Lirr Pills cur Indicestioo.
CITY AND COUNTT, George MornlngBtar, of Walnut, has returned to Columbua, Olio. The Temple of Honor of this city will give a grand supper at their Hall Saturday night. Bumor .ays that E. Wheeler and D. E. Snyder will form a copartnership fur the purpose of buying aid shipping grain. For thirty days we will give the New York Weekly Atlas, a fort j -eight column paper, and the Republican one year for $2.40. John Williamson, who has been for sometime connected with the dry goods establishment of Richard Williamson in this city, returned to Now York Saturday. Don't fail to attend the lecture at Centennial Hall, Saturday evening. Father Toohey is worth listening too, and the proceeds go to help St. Michael's Academy. The Plymouth Good Templar dramatic troupe, accompanied by the silver cornet band, visited Bourbon Saturday, and rendered the drama "Rum or the Frst Glass" to a crowded house.
Look out for an original story in next week's Republican, and read the poem in this number written for us by "Lulu." Miss Alice Webber, of Chicago, has been iu this city a few days canvassiüg for "Bryant's Library of Poetry and Song." It is a magnificent book. John Jacoby leaves for Nebraska Monday, to help improve an eighty acre lot that he bought last fall. He will probably be gone a couple of months. J. H. Bennett, of the firm of Tribby & Bennett, left on the noon train, Tuesday, for Greeuflehl, Ohio, to see his sist r, who is so tick as not to be expected to live. For the benefit of our readers in British America, California and other distant places, we state that a heavy snow storm prevailed in tt.is section or country yesterday. Our thanks are due Dr. Cjnfer for the valuable letters he is sending as from Indianapolis. His description of our State Cbaritable institutions should be read by all. Oysters and cold supper at old Blue Ribbon Hall, Saturday evening Feb. 22d. Proceeds for the benefit of the Temple of Honor. Everybody iavited. The M. OL Guards will attend in full uniform. We have a good town and all the stores we need; but we need more
For the Repi blican. Maxcnkuckee.
BT Ll'LC
Beautiful lake, queen of the Went, Sparkling and glmteniog llioa Hst at rest ; Encircled hy woodlands that com to thy ahore. And seera to lament for the days that are o'er. Here the Indue chieftain. In riaja that are gona. Blade lore to hi maiden and wooed her with aoog ; Here were lighted uta camp-Area, and her, from thy aide, Marched forth the grim warrior in hia war-paiut and ;"!. Thoaa daya hare departed, thy people hare gone. Hashed forever the echoes of the wild bantra aong; They have gone to the westward to return not again,
f- Bat have left thee thy name aa rnu-aibrance of
them. Beautiful lake, aa we fand by thy aide. In loud admiration, our hearts swell with pride; And with transports of joy w. 'll the schoe awake. And proclaim thee to he the most beautiful Ink- . PijMoutk, 11.. '. 14, 1872.
work shops and more manufactuting
Come and bear Francis Murphy, 1 establishments. We hop all our
business men and others who ought to be interested, will attend the meeting to-nigbt at C. Whitmore's rooms.
Mr. Jackson will be there.
the great apostle of temperance, next Thursday evening, at the Opera House. All persons opposed to total abstinenc are especially requested to come. One of our subscribers at Tynr City sent us a postal card Tuesday which read as follows: "Don't shoot. 1 will surrender, will be fn Plymouth sooa and make till rigb don't stop the paper." Miss Sophia Wile left this city Sunday evening for New York. During her ten months residence in Plymouth she formed a large circle of friends by whom she will be very much missed. Simon Myer.-, one of the old time subscribers of the Republican came in last week and spent a short time in talking about the past and present. It is to the old standbys like him tnat
Read pro
ceedings of last meeting in another place, in this paper. W. M. Nichols, of Indianapolis, a former proprietor of the Republican, called on us Tuesday. He was called to this city by the death of his sister, Mrs. Metcalf. Mr. Nichols has been for several years employed on the Indianapolis Journal. Siuce he left the Republican it haa changed hands many times, but has never failed, wo believe to make its weekly visit to its readers; and we are glad to know Mr. Nichols, like the Repcbli can, U now prosperiug. As Jacob Hobam, of Argos, was crossing the I. P. & C. Riilway last Sunday uight on bis return home
MARMONT. OHA PBO NOBIS. Mrs. Falice is SWJMs. John Miller is sojourning in Marmnnt. Miss Mary Duddleson says a dozen ot her scholars are nick. .1 nines Gain came near being killed last Wednesday, by a lulling tree. Samuel PwnH, Mrs. Spragnc, Mrs. Johnson and Mr. Jerry Allen are sick; fears Hre entertained that the two last named wiH not recover. As ft fisherman, Peter Kellar resrard hhn.sclr a Hector. Ho took out a largs number of fiuc bass last week. Harman UM is secoud best. "Simon Peter" was no bf tier. Monopoly is the rage now-a-daya. and opposition is said to be the spice of life" even the churches have become imbued with the spirit. The M. E. cb'irch, at Marmont, and the United Bretbren, at Sickinan's school bou-je, rre now running opposition meetings, both of which are acquiring momentum as they go.
WALNUT.
BV DAN.
we in great measure owe our success. 1 from this city, two strauge mcu made
F. A. McMaaters has opened a new store at Walnut, and shows his good judgment by enrolling for the Republican. Our friends and enemies too, if we have any, wi.l find McMasters just the kind of a man they want to trade with. H. Corbie & Co , last Saturday sold tickets over the old reliable Wabaah road to Kansas, Nebraska and Colorado, to the amount of $430. They are agents for Union Pacific lands iu southern Nebraska for MarsLail and Kosciusko counties. A young lady about 18 years of age, daughter of Goorgs Buico, is said to hnve left hone rather mysteriously last Friday night, but we understand that she la iu the city and claims to be abln to give a satisfactory explanation of the matter. R. J. Gatee,who recently removed to this couutry from Ohio, .ubecribed for the Rkpcblicas and pays in advance. He will make a good citiien and will vote the Republican ticket, as we hope many of our wayward Democratic friends will, at the next election.
We were pleased this week to make the acquaintance of Mr. Gunkle, formerly of Dayton, Ohio, who in now in the law office with John S. Bender, Esq. Mr. Gunkle' is a pleasant, in teiligent young man, and webclievoanother good citizeu has been added to Plymouth's population. Equinox, of Inwood, informs us that Miss Belle Singleton is very sick with bilious fever; an infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Adams, died of lung fever Feb. 15; and a couple of wagon loads of In wood's temperance workers organized a union at Mt, Olive Church, last Fiiday night. 8. D. Taber, one of Plymouth's most popular grocery men, J. W.
Daria of Bourbon, Robert Barnhill of Argos, Peter Tye of Polk, W. Y. Stereoton of Center, 8. L. Carney of LaPaz, John VanKirk or West, and Hugh Brownie of Plymouth, are among the the citizens of this county good and true who have renewed for the Republican this week. The paper which a few weeks since declared that the "Nationals were born in fraud and are held together by bribery" declares in its last issue that it is the ofllcial "organ of the National Greenback party of the thirteenth Congressional dictrict," and in another paragraph in the same column tells its readers that the "Nationals are in cahoot with the Democratic party." A large number of the intimate friends of Rev. J. B. Henry paid their respects to him, at the residence of Mrs. Yockey, last Friday evening, by a most pleasant and agreeable surprise. He was presented with a few very useful and kind remembrances, during the evening, which was passed most enjoyably by all present. Mr. Henry desires to return hU tiucere thanks to all participating. James Lilley, of Bourbon, United States mail agent on the P. F. W. & OL rail way slopped off at Plymouth last Thursday morniog, and took occasion to give the Republican office a pleasaat call and substantial en-
their appearance. Oue seized his
horse by the bridle, and the othr seized him by the clothing attempting to drag him from the horse, not succeeding in th'u, the ruftl-in struck him with a knife, cutting through his clothing aud graziug the skiu. Mr.
Hoham succeeded in uukiug his escape, leaving the cuff of bis heavy ulster overcoat in the bands of the ruffian, it having been torn entirely off in the struggle. Neither of the men spoke a word, and no clue can be found as to who they were; but their obiect must have been robbery. Our Senator explained Monday to his bretheia of the Seuate why be felt called upon to uttvr language when discussiug tho drainage bill that several newspapers had characterized as profane. After telling them that be was not in the habit of using profane tanyuaye in bis speeches, he buiJ he made use of this language: "Damn such legislation, and the oants of the men or persons who first aiteinp ed to inject it into the laws of this state ought to be damned to in.'.-rnul infamy." Ho borrowed this from the great Master himself using the words "damn such legislation'' in a legitimate sense; that it should be condemned beyond all
1 possibility of forgiveness; lost beyond
the power of of being found ; put jut of sight beyond all possibility of recovery; just as tho Master himself says, "he who believeth not on me shall be damned." It was the farthest thought from him to express the least irreverent idea, or to utter ihe least possible profanity." Of course no reader of the Jiepubliran will think for a moment that Senator Reeve intended to use profane language.
Walnnt still alive. One firm on the decline. Hoop shavers on the strike last week. School for four weeks yet. Mr. James Cochran, of Surumersct, Ind.. it visiting here.
Mr. J W. White, of Licrrni-c county, in viriting his Mster, Mrs. Snow. Mr. John Ii!mp9, who removed from here to Chirinda, Iowa, has returned and gone 10 blackftnilhlng here. We noticed Dr. Wooley, of Warsaw, on
1 our streets. He has been visiting bis sun
in this vicinity. Miss Jennie Snow and mother, are visiting friends at Rochester. Miinrod McPaul is going to Tiptown May success follow him. J jmes Heppcto intends leaving us.to act as agent of Mannin fc Co., iu the pur chase of timber. We are sorry U see one of our best cili.ens and most earnest workers depart. We hope his brightest anticipations may be realized. F. A. McMaslers, of Inwood, haa brought a nice stock of goods to this place and is doing well, as he has no com petition now. Messrs llep;eto and Morning-tar, the former merchants of this place, have had their st Hi closed by the Sheriff This is rather bad for the boys, and shows what the credit business will do. Syl BeaU, ol Plymouth, has control of the old stop; and goods. HO I KHO ASH BRENKS WOODS. ur woous BOY.
The Greenbackers hare reorganized their club at this pi ace. Charley Murray was elected President. It is reported that L M, Smith will move to Inwood. The blue ribbon boys are raising money to purchase an organ. John Plake is going to emigrate to Kansas, to "grow up with the country." Dr. Simpson reports several new cases of lung fever. The Dr. is kept busy almost day and night. It is estimated that only about one third ol the fanners ol this township take a Mtrspaper. In this day of cheap newspa past, this is indeed startling. How parents can exeet to hriugup their children to hj useful members of society without furnishing them good pners and books to read, is tast our comprehension. 50RTH T0WSSH1P. SCAPE OOAT. Mr. Fluckey is very sick with consumption. A child of Marion and Sarah dimming is very sick. Carl White had a narrow escape from being killed last Sumkiy. While playing on the ice he fell striking his hend on a pole, how long he was itscusiblc he cannot tell. Our trustee was called upon last f eck to decide who mas running one of our schools. He decided in favor of a young ire ntleman nrtined Whipple, and sent two large boys home for an iuUetiuite iwriod. Many of our citizens received Valentines last Fiiday and Siturday. It caused a great deal ol merriment from some and a great deal of profanity from others. We are informed that one uight recent ly a man thai does not love his neighbor as himself weut to hi neighbor's house aud was caught in the act of trying to take something that did not belong to him , but all lue neighbor lost was a gill of beans and a drachm of powder that lay be hind the beans. Jstnes Swihurt is the jolllest mau in the township, but for s lew davs past he seems to be absent minded. If you ask him who discovered America, he will say "aboN. Who was chief commander of the union army ? "A boy." Who Is the governor of Indiana? "'A boy." He has a boy at hit house (our days old, but he can t m tke us believe that buys have al ways run the government. The Rkpcumcan is eagerly sought and read; those who are not subscribers bor row it from their neighbors.
jamin, who died from a sprained or broken back. Mr. Kaufman saj's his brother was chopping a tree off that hud been blown out by the roots, and when chopped off, the stump returned to its original positiou with such force as to throw him into the cavity, where the roots of the tree struck him aud broke his hack. Wc thank Mr. "Sann Ooat" for his corn receipt. As for tight boots, we neglected ordering o:ir boots last fall until the weather was go bad that the shoemaker could nol work oul ol" doors, so we were obliged to purchase the largest pair we could find in Phmoulh, and they did pinch our toes a little too much As to religion, we have tried to keep the precepts from cur youth up; and as to reading the county paper without iMiying for it, oh, my ! we could not think of committing Mich a sin. The joint institute between West and Union townships was one of the best ever held in Ikis township. The Union town ship teachers are wide awake and under stand their business, as is evinced by the way they handled the differeut subjects. "The pi ogiauiuie was disposed of us lollows: Advanced Heading, I. C. Zechiel; Map Drawing, A. W. Chew; Pronoun and Analysis, S. B. Vanscoick ; Analysis ami Compound numbers, Henry Uamil ton; Physiology, G. A. Netherlon; History, Chailes Uermun ; Primary Grammar, Miss Duddleson; Advanced Oithography,
J. Oberlin. An excellent dinner was pre J pared for all present, aud the teachers dis-
poaed of it in equally as masterly u uyinucr iu tlu-y did the subjects in institute!
First Grand Excurcion to Nebraska, Feb. 2otb. Call on us for rates. S. Li. McKelvy & Co.
Riad the advertisement of the Crown Card Co. They priut all styles. H. Cokbin & Co. sell tickets to all points iu the West. Confectioneries aud canued goods, also all the sweet-meats that can be desired, at Fred Koontz'.
DIED. Of brain fever, Feb. 14, 197, at his residence in I'nion township. Miami couutr, Ke. Stuart Biiley, father of W. E. Bailey, nf thia eity. Mr. Bailey, was burnt io BataTia, N. Y. Feb. JO, 1- 2. and emigrated to Miami county, this State, in Uc was lor several years a reaideut of thia couutv, and a psrt of that rime a citizen of Plymouth, liib genial and social qualities t-eenred to him a boat of friends in this city aud count), who will regret thia aad Tiaitation of Providence. Feb. IS, 179, Krert I , son of Franklin, and Kllie Wiltfomr, of North towubip, aged seven months ni iNMlty-aJaj days. Fia.mi services by Kav. W. M. Welch. Evert, darling thon haa left na, We have said the last good-by ; Now I lie goldan cord is severed, And our hopes in ruin lie. Bat we have a consolation la the blessed promise given We may one day mast each other In the shining conrta of iieaven, Jno. Tuesday morning. Feb. 19th, is;9. Mrs. Arvada Nichols Metcalf, wife of A. T. Metcah of thia city. A resident of this city from childhood, knowu and respected by all, she w'l b nionrued by a large circle of relatives and friends. For aorae time it ha-1 been apparent that consumDtion haO marked her aa its prey, and since last October her decline haa been rapid. The funeral yesterday was eonducted by Ihe Oood Templar, of which order she was a member, Rev. teo. A Little preaching the funera' discourse. Ol Lnng fever, at LaPorte, Ind., Feb. ISth. 1ST.
Mrs. A r. Keeve, mother el C. li. and J. t. Ileeve, I of thia city. I 8he was one of the old aettlers of LaPorte County, having lived there over forty years, and pas sad away after an illnesa ol only four days, j at the npa old age of seventy-five She will be arias' here. Funeral services at Fresbyterian Church this day at S o'clock, p. m., Rev. Kendall, of I-aPorte, officiating.
MARRIED.
At Ft. Wayne, Ind, Jan. 24th, at the bride's brother's, by Squire Wilkiuu, Air iiaawell Rom to Miss Retta Nicholson. annv nr Ilr rk leu's Arnica Salve. The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, S4lt Rheum, Tetter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and nil kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Sulve ie guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in every cane or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. tf L. Tanner. Plymouth Ind.
Produce Market Review Corrected weekly l y BARNHILL & TABER
No. 9 LaPorte Street.
Wheat per bu. :'rn per bu Oats per bu Hogs, live per cwt " dressed per cwt Lard er flS Ballet pei fi Kpgs r diz Hearts, per bu Pähl, per bu Potains, per bu Apples, yi ten picked per bu Turnips, per !u Cnbbngn, r doi , Chickens, per B Turkie-. li ve jht tl
65 ob 10
Application for License.
To thr (Jitiar't nf Bremen arxi t Count. Ind.. nnl tv ttll,,t, 'lt , t tr.'.om it may Conremi Notiee it h-.-seht riven Hurt the undersigned will Hppiy to the Honombl Board of ComniMfd'jDvrs t.f Marshall couiity.itt their Mac h Tumi. A. D IST'J, for a hena to iv tail .-in-tn'jiis, vinous and mült liquor in a less quautty than a qunrt at a into-, wit b the privilene of allowing Ute arue tu be drai.k on the premises whom t-uM. Our jilaee ul business and th prr-mise whereon said li iuors are to be s-oM and drank are located lo lows: Conuiencin; at tho north-eat cornet of lot nurnt er on- tl). running s mth on the east Fide f -m-i lot one hundred and twenty tii) et: ihenee enat forty (44iftn?t: Ihence north siy iSi feet: theac- west nineteen (W) leet; thence north sixty t)feit; th-n-- west Im n't StS (11 feet to the 4afl of otnwrndi . knowu as lot nuuiber two 2i and laJuuiC i art of lot number ihr ti, iu Hvims aoditiou to the town of Brauen. . . . . n HOOPLE & TCRNER
Sheriff's Sale.
By virtue of an execution issued out of the offtoe of tho Cl-rfc ol tho Mariiaii Circuit C"ir. to roe dtrvWe !. on a ludcnient in favor ot William L. Fish, und scaint Arthur Ywuna anl Jane K- .! .., 1 will offer for sale at nubli.- auction, on
M w Saturday, the 1st day of March,
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Bead the adrertisement of the Crown Card Co. They print gilt, fancy, plain comic and floral cards in artistic style, and nt the lowest prices.
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Card and Noveltv Co , of Bristol. Conn .
and Nassu.1, N. Y.. Chas II. Lamson.
nPVrvwv in viA f W F. Dmnout. and Hay Wtinht, mIs
XiiClU iD iiv VtU." proprietors of the Crown Card Company or TvrariiVh 4vP mir I pkicelist.
w aaj.au. wi vim MSspcrWUtoBrhtol business on which S ?uZry"r!::::: we spend so much 1 wmSd&'issr. thought and time
asJ milt' JUlHIdH v ISlUClaT as on our Ham- mk
25 Oblong Striped Edge
between tho hour of ten o'clock a. ir and four o'clock p. m.. at thy door of the court houMc. in Plymouth. Maroni! County. Indiana. a the law directs, the following deaerib1 real estate, to-wit : The eat three (3) acres o( the west thirtysix ''. h r.--of lot number one (l . iu aection ts ni -three ('. towuMhiu thirty-two (S north, range two eat. A1h4). sixteen aad ninoty-eUjht one-hun-dreth 1 1G 9"-luoi acres of th wet ha'.r W of
mi iwuiji in w-iiiiu iweiuj mrwin' iown2 ship thirty-two t:rj. range two ta; east, taken tho roi-rty of Jane Kedmau Situate in Marshal; county. Indiana, to the highest bidder for canh. without regard to . aivralsmeut laws, aubjoct t r ileno.tmn.
JOHN V. A8TLEY. She'tffof Mai shall county. Packard & Packard, attorneys fobs toV
REES TOWNSHIP, OLD NED. Mrs. E. Newbouse is ill. Corn is apparently scarce in this township. A. Allen has been ill, in consequence of which his school has been delayed one week. A literary society meets at Whippoorwill Tuesday evening of each week. A little girl ot W. Tt. Moore's came near dying of congestion of thf lungs recently. At present she is slowly recovering. Rev. Jones will presch at lue Oilead church next Sunday, at 3. p. m.
Quarterly couferencc, at Woll Creek,
McKelvy & Co. will commence their Excursions to the Pottawaitomie Reserve Lands iu Kansas, the garden of the great west on the 2Gih of Feb., lbT'J. Read the advertisement of the Crown Card Co. They piint ull styl s of fafchionable visiting and fancy cards. Call on II. Corbin & Co , before you purchase your tickets for the west.
2o Mouruim' . .
23 Square Bevel Ede IS Round Corner lkvel Bdffn. 2T Oblong Bevel Edge lHi Greenbaca. , :!) Pan Acquaintance ;0 Yum Yum
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Fifty fine mixed cards 10 cents. 30 Best mixed 10 cents. 40 Transparent 10 cents. 25 LJotto 10 cents. Read advertisement. Crown Card Co.
burg Embroideries, this spring especially, we have endeavored to
obtain all the NEW .S?&B!::: 1 3 vä- ! 1') Hand Klirtati-n. etc.,.
terns maufactured. Our spring purchases of these goods are now in
S8 I 'i et hail Gems, with name :W Marble Bnowfl tke
1.0 Comic Hash. .
aO Wave 25 Fanner....... IB Moie&que 25 Uohlen Series M SuH-r Tint Bristol...
a) Engliah rint Bnsttd..
.11 cm.-. .10 centa . 15 cents. 10 cents. . IS wis. .10 ten is. .10 cents M cents. .20 eesrtn. .20 cents. . 13 cents .30 cents. .W ceuts. .30 cents. .10 cents .10 tents. 10 cents. .10 cents. ..10 cents .10 cents. .10 Cents .15 cents .10 cent.. . 10 ceuts .10 cent. 10 cents. . 10 cents. . 15 cenls. .10 cents. .M) cents. .20 cents.
15 cents.
Koontz' headquarters for Oysters Dread, Pies, Cakes and everything in the pastry line, freeh und of the best quality.
Satuiday and Bunday last. Presiding j marble, bluck, egg, morning glory
Vtvvt fin. siitm! nnrrla rrknaiatlncr
of iüsate. flowers, wave, snowfiake. lOWCSt TDIICCS Will
Francis Murphy! Francis Marphj! Thursday evening. Feb. 27th. Come from the east, the west, the north and the south, and hear the great blue ribbon temperance roormer. Attention, Company A M. C Guards! General inspection Fiiday evening, 7:15 o'clock, sharp. All members are requested to be present. J. C K UN, Orderly Segt.
Hot Ice. The Auditor of Marshall county will offer for sale on the 4th Monday iu March lbTU, all land mortgaged to tho Common and Congressionl school funds, managed by said county, on which the interest was due and not paid on the first day of January 167U. Interest must be paid before February 27, lb7(J, to nave costs and penalty. McKklvy & Co. will commence their Excursions to Nebraska ou the 25th of Feb. 1879, and continue to run them every week, leaving Plymouth every Wednesday morning, and arrive in Lincoln at noon next day. Apply to them for ratos, mups and general information.
Considerable stlting around, but not much done just at this time. There are a few boys in this section that talk like tbey would like to spend the remainder of their lives in shooting school teacheia, but no one need be scared. Wc had luts of fun at the surprise party at Adam Fisher's last Friday. Adam has started west and expects in tho future to make his home in Kansas. For 30 years he lived on the form ueur Beiucn which he receutiy sold, and Hemes of old friend and neighbors wish him success in his new home. AbMJondei, A. Shauk. His ceditors and a son in-law are now engaged in a
suit to try the rights of property. B. Tripp has placed his yougest child in the care nf Mrs Dellaven. His wife requested him, on her death bed, to keep the three childien together, but after a month's trial, lie thinks it best to sceure a home for his baby for a time at least. W, B. Macomber is running his saw mil1 this winter. He talks of going to Kan-Hs next spring to improve a piece oi land that he bought sometime since, ile will leave his family here, and his oldest son will bars control of the farm here in his absence, assisted by Mrs. Macomber who is a woman of superior judgement. Will Myers it failing iu health, and it is feared that consumption has taken too firm a hold to be easily removed, though it is hoped that with the return of wurtu weather his health will improve.
Tf JCER CITY.
Twenty fivk Square, Oblong. Clipped or Kound Comer Beveled Edge caxda printed for 30 cents by the Crown Card Co. Kead advertise ment. They print all s yles of cards.
Da. J. Iioo vaa, having located, öfters bis profeasioual service to the citi-
couragensent or a tnture that will j zeD8 of Argos and vicinity. Especial help pay the bills. Mr. Lilley waa attention given to treutmeut of all Buffeting from a cold and weary from old' lon9 standing diseases. IHsl i .. . . case of women, chronic catarrh and having been up all night, but pleasant aU ,coülm affntion.. Office at and talkative aa Uncle Sam's eivanta residence, iu Hiokman property, on almost always are. J Sugar street, Argos, lud. feb 20 6tu
OCCASIONAL. Daniel Smith, aged forty four years an old resident of this township, Wai buried at the Rliasvillc cemetery last Sunday. There is considerable controversy among our citizens as to who bus the worst cold. Will O'Ketfe. of Plymouth, was here last week on a Dunn ing expedition. M. A. O. Packard was practicing law before Esquire Shafer, last week. There wlU be a big crowd go from here to Plymouth to hear Francis Murphy, the
great temperance oritor.
A l the teoqierance meeting, last Satur
day evening, .Senator Keeve was highly eulogized fer introducing a bill which, if passed, would materially lessen the evils of iutemperauce. Senator Iteeve has shown by his action in the Senate that he is representing the jieople. Those jariies who are engaged in the illegal sale oi intoxicating liquors in our village will, we understand, be called up to the captain's office to settle for their misdoings. L. Q. Dillman, commenced operations last Mouday. Farmers can now bring in the logs with the assurance of having them sawed.
Elder Utter was In attendance. Trmperance meeting at YVhippoorwill schio'. house Friday night of each week. Old men, take notice. The Duukards held a meeting at the Olive school house Satuiday aud Suuday last. A number of our schools will close within the next two weeks. The temperauce Union, at Jordan, tenders many thanks to Messrs. It. M. W it liams, Wui. Alleman and Jas. Lowrj, ol Argos, for their aU.'e assistance. K. A Newcomb, has returned from Rochester, where he was visiting his sick brother, Win. Newcomb, the present Ful ton county clerk. By the way, we attended the Greene township teachers' institute on the 15th inst. The alter noon ettrcisea were devoted to selecting the best method of extracting the cube root. Prof. Langenbaugh, Win. Wirt Jasper Alkinsen, declaired the factoriug method best, which they mjiulaiued with but little opposition by the rest of the teachers present. We are of the opinion that, if the majority of teachers would display a little more stamina, such old teachers as Langeiibaugh, Atkinson anU other would not aail away with them so easy. Our correspondent gave the proceedings of the institute in full, but as they appear in an etuer place we omit them. Eu.
wove, etc., lü cente. Crown Card Co.
Plj mouth, Ind. Read advertisement. Kfad the adver iscmcnt of the Crown Card Co. They priut ull styles. , Popular. Bo popular are Dr. Price's Special Flavoring Extracts, that few kiteheus can be fouud vthere tti.-y ,ri not used ; and their introduction to any household is the advent of new pleasures at the table. Dr. Price nas succeeded in procuring flavorings peculiarly delicious.
D CLJJ.U. UUU V CU- I ari Embossed Lily .... !.', cents
i'amI. aJ tB Emhnaaad Paawy 15 cents. lently arranged .vt Fir.i w n j tt H'.scdale Floral 15 rents IOr lllSPeCtlOns' Bnqet Floral 20 ednu.
v 1 a ' a ni 111 . , f 1 I 1 l . 2ii llrighlon Floral 20 cunts 10 Best Fine Mixed 10 cents. ÖU Mixed, no three alike 10 cenls. Wc iuviie you to call and see our samples Call and see us. In rear of Repi hi.m an otHee. entrance on LaPorte street.' Orders by mail must be addressed to CKOWN CARD CO. i'iymotith, Ind. Circular and m cimens of type free. Adiniiifstrator's Sale.
SherifT's Sale. 2377 Rv virtue of nn order d pale nili der of frcloHiiro of mortifatre issued out f th etile - of the i.-rlc or the Mnmliall ' irruit Court, to me directed, on t in favor of Thomas B. Iee, and asinst George T. J. n ml Kttchfi A. Jone. I will offer for die at iul Uc auction, va Saturday, tha 1st da? of Karen, A. D. 1879. between th hours of ten o'clock a. m., and four o'clock p. m . at the hr of thoart house, iu Piymr.uth. Marshall county. Indiana. iv the law directs, the folio ina dcacrlbed real estate, to-wit: Th north-"ast quatter tK) ol the nnrtnttett o".'irt-r V4' of se.-i ion number seven (T) In towanki' number thirty-three (.SI) north, of ranse number i)1 at. Ki'uatc in Mnnthall countr. Indiana, to tha huchct bidder for cash, without regard to unpraiscmetit iaas. subject to redemi ti .i. JuttS V. AhTLEY. Rheriff ..f Marhidl CcliIt. Park & Tarks attornejra, feb 6 to 31
We invite an ex
amination of our goods from the ladies, with our assurance that the
WEST TOWSSHIF. O. M (SllATZ. Rev. W. 0. Cook preached a very iuipreAsive sermon at the German Baptist Church, last bunday. Subject: "The Ten Virgins." Dr. J . J. Hamilton is at home. He said it cost Iii in $70 to help rob a grave of a "stirT." lie coutemitlates practicing medicine the ensuing summer. Wm. Moreau will deliver a temperance lecture at the Burr Oak Chapel next Sunday evening. Hiram Ream is going to move to Michl gan, where lis exptcts to work at his Uade
blacksmilhing. He in a good citizen, aud we hope be will meet with success in his new home. Mrs. trull came near shutting off this mortal coil, the other day. He said " he did not care if she did die, that she was not much credit to him any how." Isaac Shoemaker has traded his property to Wm. Richie. Mr. Shoemaker thinks ot going to Kansas. Rev. Hiium Overmyer preached at the Andsh Church la-t Sunday. M. Stutsman has sold his farm to a par ty from Lagrange county. Sligo has a new shoe thop, George Foss is the boss skunk hunter or the county. He captured six the other day. Donelson is doing a rushing business iu hoop-poles, and they also have a nice lot of logs in the mill yard. Protracted u.ertings will be held at the
Ceiman Baptist C horch, begiuning on I March 15th. Able minuter a ure expected : to be present N Kaufman was called lo Elkhart counI 17 tc attend the iuneral of his brother Ben-
Educate the No.se. "To the 'unlearned' nose all odors are alike, but when educated, no member of the body is more aensitive." The nose is tbe gate to the iUDff. aud when well tutored it often proves a life preserver. Educate tbe nose, and the most sensitive will find that Dr. Price's Unique Perfumes are tbe gerne of all odors.
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lCTJh addition to the above we have received a complete line in new and Elegant designs of Bretonne,Ehglish tnread, Brussells and Brabant point, Duche-36 and Patent Vallencienes Lace. ECKER & WOLF.
Notice is hen! i y gtveä that the undTfdffnd aUminntiator of the -state of lehabvid b. Halsey. deeeasod. will offer for Hale at public outcry, at Die. late residence o the MM b-habod R. Halsey. in Center township. Marshal! count r, on Friday. February 28th. 1879 the personal property of said estate, consisting of I' .'-!. Cow. Cattle. Hheep. Hoir. Wilsons. Farming Implements, household and kltejM n furniture and various other .irticles 8ale to begir. at l o'clock, a. m. Tanna :- Suras of S3 and under, cash ; over $3 a of nine months, the purtdiasor giins note bearing interest, waivfiit; beiieQt of valuation and appraisement laws, wifb good socuii y approved by the administrator. f6 DAVID L GIBSON, Adm'r.
SherifT's Sale.
By virtu of an order of sale and a decrea of foieclosure of morigage insuod out of tbe office of tho the ficrk of the Marshall Circuit Court, to me directed, on a judmnt la favor of Horace ort. in and against Jonathan Ounder and Harriet Gundei, i will offer for aalo at public auction, on Saturday, the 1st day of Hatch, A D. 1879. between the hours of ten o'clock a. m.. and four o'clock i. m . at the door il the court hfaiae. in l ivuemth Mursludl cunty, Indiana, as the law directs, the following described rM estate, to-wit: Lot numbr lxty-fo'r (S4) in the original plat of tbe town (now city) of rlymouth. Kituate in Marshall county. Indiana, to tbe tiiKlitat bidder for cash, without regard to appraisement lavr. subject to redemption. JoliN V. A ST LEY. Sheriff of Marshall County. Horace Corbin. attorney. feb ( to 27
Buy It in Cans. Dr. Price's Creum Baking Powder should bo bought only in cans, securely labeled, aa it is sold by tbe proprietors in no other way. Loose powder is often sold as Dr. Prico's, when it is not. It bus stood tbe teat of chemical nnalysie, and is decided to be the most perfect made. The Crown Card Co., print all styles of Bevel Edge, Gilt Edge, and Striped Edge carda. Read their advertisement and learn prices. More ValabieThaa t.old. Why do you suffer from that loathsome disease, Catnrrb, when a sure and safe remedy can be bad by using the Oret Constitutional Catarrh llemedy? It bas cured thousands of that disgusting complaint, and it will cure you. feb!3tl3
For Sale by K. Williamson, Ten acres of land well Improved, one mile north-west of Court House. Five acres equal to twenty lots in town of Plymouth all plank fenced. A dwelling bouse witk one and onehulf lots, on üano aud 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. Ho wants to quit busiuess if possible between thia aud spring. K. Willivmuon. jan(J-2m
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Of course we mean the CHICAGO WEEKLY NEWS, which every one of our subscribers mey heve SIX MONTHS FOR NOTHING, the only condition being that your subscription to our paper must be paid up in full and one year in advance. And you must do it quickly, If at all, for this offer is open only for a limitod time. Specimen copies of the CHICAGO WEEKLY NEWS may be seen at our Office. CITV DRUG STORE!
Sheriff's Sale.
Ily virtue of an order of a and a decree of foreclosure of mortitugc iaaued out of tho office of the clerk of toe Huirior Court, at Logansport, Caaw county. Ib1, to me directed, on a judjrm nt in favor of Marr Carter and Kinma c. M uuson. and against Joeph ('ulliertsou, I will offer for sale at public auction on Saturday, the 1. 1 day of Haren, a. d. tarn between the hours of ten o'clock a. m.. and four o'clock p, in. at the lo-r of the eourt house, in Plymouth. Marshall county. Indium aa the lav atrvcta. the following described real estatu. to-wit : Tho ftOHth-eaet quarter (SO of aection number thirty-two in township numivr thirty-two (St) north range two (3) vaac ecn -tabling one hundred aud sixty ie ) acre. Situate in Marshall county. Indiana, to fie highest bidder for cash, without regard to appraisement, l.iua. subject to redemption. JOHN V. AHTLEY. feb 6 Sheriff of Marshall County.
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My stock is Full, Fresh and Reliable. I sell for cash at the lowest market price ami guarantee the quality. Physicians prescriptions and family receipts compounded day and night. I have also SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, Blank Rooks, Toys, Fancy and Toilet articles, Tobaccos, Cigars, etc., which I iuvtd he oliubc to examine before purchasing elsewhere and save money by it. L. TANNER, PLYMOUTH, IND.
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