Plymouth Republican, Volume 23, Number 22, Plymouth, Marshall County, 15 May 1879 — Page 3

The Republican. Thursday, May 15th, 1S79.

CITY AND COUNT.

A lijht shower of rain yesterday dl'J much good, but more is needed. E W. Helm is lying dangerously ill with dropsy at his residence in west Plymouth. We are going to have a new j lil. SdC adTertUement for proposals to build in another column. The weather during the last week has been hot enough for August, and farmers are busy planting corn. The special election for council man in the first ward, will be held two weeks from next Tuesday. Mrs. Stevens, wife of James Stevens, of this city, U suff ring much from a virulent cancer 011 her Hp. The boya now have a minnow reservoir at Thayer's fountain, from which fisherman are supplied with bait. The Bhedd Si.ters left Tueuday morning for Hobart. Cal. Sin Dinger, we understand goes with them as manager. We will send the REprBLicis from now until the first of January and the Cinciaaati Weekly Tim s, one j ar, for two dollars. M. W. D jwney has returned from kU western trip, and talks about removing to Missouri and engaging in the lumber trade. Willi im Holland, Mirshall coun ty's celebrated nurseryman, is m iking many valu ble Improvements at his nursery, near Pretty lake, two miles west of Plymouth. We see from our exchanges that noarly all the principal towns and cities are muklng arrangements to observe D oration day. Ii Plymouth going to do so too? Mr. Dial thinks that John Bell will go to bed earlier aud be bstti r qualified for business in the days to come; the cause of his keepiog late hours no longer remaining in Plymouth. T jbn O'Brien. P.. F. W. & C. tele graph operator at S uth Chicago, came home Saturday niUt and went back Sunday night. J hn Is always sure of a cordial greeting in Plymouth. W. J. Col flesh, the sprinkler man, has better lick raising stock and d )gs to id anybody ehe. If you don't b 3 ijve it cill and see his cow with tvin calve?, and a stable full of Newfoundland pupa. Howard Brooke, of the Republican, left T tesday morning for Barber county, K insas. to look after a quarter section of land and some other property he has there. Ho will return in a short time. The types last week made Pi., rnob's daughter say "take this child and curs it for ma," iustead of "take this child and nurse it for me." See head of educational column in last weok'o Rkpcblicax. Officer Cusbman arrested Freedi Prater, Saturday for threatening t shoot two young ladies. She was taken before Esq. Moore, an J not being able to ' give security, cow languishes at Hotel LVAstley. McKelvy will trad- for almost anything. He this week traded eighty acres of land in Gorman township for two sets of harness, four chairs and a second hand safe that bad been through a small fire. A high toned chap named Chess man, was arrested at Walnut a few days since by deputy S.'ienff Armstrong, and lodged iu j ill over night. The next day Sheriff Astley started with him to Wlncheeter. The charge against him was basterdy. Three horses were killed on the track of the I., P. & C. railway, mooday night near Tyner City, by the ex

press train S juth. Oae of the horses was so wedged under and in the wheels of the locomotive that it took some time to extricate them. We have received a copy of the Peru Herald, the paper which takes the place of the Democrat in that city. It is a six column quarto, claiming to be independent in poli hs, and Is a spicy, uewsy sheet. We believe Daniels will make it a success. Machine-cut hair is all the rage among the bjy in Plymouth, but Dan Nussbaum determine! to beat them all, and after gettiag his hair cut as close as possible, had his head lathered and shaved as smooth as HolUendorffs best raz3r in skillful hands could accomplish the jib. Tis Chicago papers are com plaining because they have do street sprinklers in that city. Perhaps they would better move the city down to Plymouth, where from early morn to dewy eve, men with bran new spriuk lers do not ailow a speck of dust to be seen, even though tby must work without money and without price. Joseph Westervelt recently bought at Chicago a large sail boat, which was brought to this place repaired and painted up in fine style. It was takea to Mazenkuckee last Friday and launched near Marmont. It weighs thirty-tbree hundred pounds, and is capable of sustaining the weight of forty persjus. It is by far ths largest boat ever brought to the county. A counterfeit $5 bill on the First National Bink of Tamiq 1a. Pa., is circulating is this county and men should be on the look out for it. There are two ways by which it .can be detected. The word "owing" on the back of the bill, between the words demand an 1 UuiceJ States, is spelled "ownig," and the-Charter No. 1219, found on the genuine, is not on the counterfeit.

William Beck, a disciple of Faust, j

and several years since a resident of Plymoutfi, was with his family vuitiug old friends in this city the latter part of last week and Sunday and Monday of this week. During the last four years Mr. Beck has been employed in the Logansport Journal office. He is a steady and reliable printer, and such men are always needed. M. W. Simons the gentlemanly agent at the F., F. W. A C. depot, has been supplied with a splendid new ticket case which holds tickets for three hundred railway points. H now sells through coupon tickets to all points west with transfer checks, so tha it costs you nothing for the transfer of yourself or baggage from one depot to another at any of the principal cities. ThU supplies a long needed" w;int in Plymouth, one which tba traveling public can appreciate. It has been stated that no liquor was sold on the P., F. W. & C. railroad between Hanna Station ami Plymouth, but we understand that a fellow named Mmroe declares that three towns in a row Hamlet, Grovertown ana Djnelson without a saloon is a disgrace to that secU ju of the country, and he has applied for licenfro to establish a saloon at Grovertown. We hope the Commissioners cf Starke ciunty will conclude that bis saloon would be a disgrace, and refuse him license. Some of the prisoners in the county j iil concluded to try their skill at breaking o it Tuesday morn ing, aud succeeded in tearing a bed stead to pieces with which they pried out one of the windows, when th-y were discover d by deputy Sheriff Armstrong, wto lacked Shelby Lsland and two others of the lea lurs in the strongest cell until they could learn to do better. After writing the above we learn that the prisoners had made a saw out of a j ick knife and been at work at the windows several days previous to the attempt to escape, and bad it In a condition to be easily taken out. After Armstrong locked Leland, Suow and Soules in what be considered the strongest sell iu the rickety old j til, they determined tocomeout of it, and with a bsf of Ir n that they had wrenched off of the cell door, and a piess of two by four inch scantling they commenced to pry the door of the cell off the hinges. Sheriff Atttej being away and D puty Sheriff Armstrong being busy at office work, they thought that they would probably escape, but Mr. Arm strong fluding that something was wrong, placed officer Miner in the hail and told him to k rp the prison era iu the cell, but in less than an hour they pried the djjr off in spite of all that Milner could do to prevent them, a dhe was only able to preveut them from coming out by presenting his revolver and telling them that he woul I shoot tbo first man that cross ed the threshold; knowing that he would do so, they desisted until Mr. Armstrong came to Lis assistance The prisoners were then searched and everything that could be of auy use to them in attempt to get out of the cell was taken from them, an I all Is now quiet. The commissioners were in session, and being convinced that the old j til would not hold prisoners if they were determined to get out, at oace occluded to advertise the contract for building a new one. Proceedings of City Council. The new City Council met Monday evening, Mayor Jones presiding. There were present councilmen Dickinson, Linkenbelt, Soice, Mayer aad Casler. The minutes of the last meeting were read und approved. The Bond of Spencer A. Hoglan as M irsbal, was read and approved. The Mayor appointed the committee as follows: Committee on Finance, Mayer, Dickinson and Soice, Ou accounts, Dickinson, Casler and Linkenbelt. On Ordinance and Police, Sjice, and Linkenbelt, Ou Streets and Alleys, Casler, Linken

belt and Dickinson. On Fire Department, Linkenbelt, Mayer and Soice. An election for Councilman in the flrat ward was ordered to be held Tuesday, May 27ih, 1879, T. Casler was appointed inspector, J. M Confer and James Houghton, judges and W. H. fallen. Clerk of said election. A. petition requesting the Council to appoint D. A-.Enyart night watchman was laid on the table. A peti tiou from John S. Bender and others In regard to stagnant water on Michigan street was referred to the Committee on streets and alleys. A H. Korp's bond as Chief Engineer of fire department was approved. Frederick How was granted a refundiug order for $9 00 The committee on streets and alleys was directed to

report a resolution for building and repairing sidewalks during the ensuing year. John Soice was given the use of the south end of the cemetery grounds for two years for improving the same by putting it in grass. D. A. Snyder was appointed to attend to necessary business in the abseuce of the Mayor. A. C. Capron was elected city attorney. The Marshal was directed to notify the I. P. & C. railroad Co. to so construct their ditches as to conduct the water above their depot, to the ditch south of the depot, so as not to waste water on tbo lots and streets north-west of the depot. The committee on streets and alleys was directed to examine the bridge across the outlet of Muckshaw lake, and repair It if they think it necessary. Adam Zumbaugb was appointed assistant chief engineer of the fire department. Drs. Confer, Heynolds and Borton were uppoiuted a board of health for the ensuing year. The judges and clerks of election were allowed three dollars each and

the inspectors $4 60 each for set vices at the city election. II. A. Peed wa3 allowed $1500 for printing: Janus Price. 99 for lighting street lamps; D. K. Sujrtcrnnd Charles Whitmore, 1S 50 each for insuring engine house; A. C. Capron. $42 00 for legal istvtesi ; J. A. Crawford, 45 cents for water

pitcher; Geoige Ilendiicks, $150 for

(haying; J. Trowbridge, same $100, aud J. Burkholt, $1 25 for werk on hose. Adjmrned to meet Monday, Maj Milt, at 7:30, p. m.

IN HOOP. BY MP I.NOX.

T1WBS CITY. OCCASIONAL. G. 1 Lcry is on the sick list. Dr. mpmr"TS has the soslesl oAoa iü town. Miss Nellie Chase is organizing class in vocil music. Competent judges my iLst the prospect for a fruit crop is good. Henry Stanley is improving, with ft (ail hope for his ri-covery. Phil Coieoran, of Plymouth, took his first view ol Tyner lust Monday. Quite a number of tMMII in this locality have purchased wind pumps. There is c msi durable complaint ISSI fanners about seed corn not being good. Frank Morgan cirries his arm in n sling, in c mseuicucc of a catarrh on his har.d If. L Jamil contemplates moving to Smith Kcnd, w la-re he intends to study metlicirc with Dr. Drollinger. Charit! 13 se, of this township, is an ppBcsil for license to sell liquor in Argog. We hope he may not succeed. Kev. G W. Pattee, of Walkerton. will deliver a ISSBBSflnSS lecture at the M. I Church next Sabbilh r.ight. Mr. Patter lus but few equals as a U-iniKTu.cv lecturer. The Shedd family pave an entertainment here Friday niglit to a fine audience; all of whom seemed well pleased wit It the exercises (Jar frnur townsman, Cal Sinuinger, is traveling with this troupe, A n gro who gici under the BSJM ol Tom, was ai res" cd and taken before Esquire BfcsJcf Saturday night, charged with assault and battery upon an old woman named Wrybread. lie had the satisfaction of paying ten dollars for his fun. We think he had better emigrate to Kansas. The question was sprung at the ISMSSf ancc meeting la' Saturday night, as to whether a pel son who had signed the Murphy pled;c, cu!d be a c unteteut teSjpSttUM man and -c isionally pet on n lig drunk. We ate glad to no'.e that but two SSfSOM voted that they could. Wc advice this class of timptr nee reformer to j an the ranks of Sitting Hull, w here ihcircffirts might be fully appreciated.

Quarterly meeting next Sunday. Farmers are bu-y planting corn. Last Sunday the iiurcuv marked 1)3 in the shade. WbSJ looke well, and the prospect for

j a i.:rr crop of fruit was never ttettcr.

Sto 1C1 UiVet li-di, but w hen he Ciuinot find his crowd, oh; how mad he gets. John McMattSW still swings on crutchH "n acc unit of a lame foot, but he baud1 es them like a veteran pen- ion ap pi i cant. Why, oh why did not Frank come last Sunday, is the thought that is running through the mind of one of Inwood's fair damsel -. He is pr obably hading walnuts. A Sunday school was organized here last Sunday, with W. II. Montr as Sup't ; Thomas lilasineham, assistant 1 Sup't : Charles Sbrccve, Secy, and David Hull, Treat

Our people were very much puincd to f

hear of the death of Mr. Charles Tiinanus, Which occurred at IJncynis, Ohio, lest week. His bereaved ite and relations have the sympathy ol this entire com in u nity. Nebraska Correspondence. AritoKV. Neb., May fch,l$79, Wheat and oats look wtdl. Fartn-

SriirltborliotMl Notes. The Republicans of Valparaiso elected all their eounoilnten. The It 'publicans made a clean sweep at Misbawaka last week. Elkhart Republicans elected every man on their ticket by good majorities. Mrs. Emma Motto is the assistant editor of a now temperance paper started in New York. The Citizens ticket was elected in Winam 10 lat week with th j exception of Marshal. The Southern Michigan and Northern Indiana Trotting Circuit, will hold a spring meeting at Elkhart on tbo 28 h, 29 h and 3Jth of this month. "The corporation election in Knox was a failure last week through nn error of the Ledger in publishing the notice, and the old officers will bold over.

George Elliott, formerly nn extensive reul estate dealer, con. mit ted ilicide at Elkhart last Friday mornin '. Financial embarrassment is supposed to be the cause. The second annual anniversary of the Murphy organization of Logans-

ers are busy planting corn. Peach l,ort' be celebrated May 31st,

trees are in full bloom, but as the country id new there are but few yet large enough to bear. There is an immense emigration to this country this spring; the price of

land is advancing, and tho-j 1 who 1

171. The temperance people are

making preparations for an. immense gathering. The trouble with our defeated Democra'ic councilmen was that they drank too much champagne and

A Wonderful Discovery For the speedy cure of Consumption and all dlssastt that lead to It, such as stubborn Covffhs, neglected Colds, Dronchilis. Hay Fever, Asthma, pain in the side and chest, dry hacking cAUgh, tick ling in the throat. Hoarseness. Sore Throat and all chronic or lingering site tses of the tluo:,t and lungs, I)r. Kind's New Discovery has no ( qual and has es tabttshad Lor itselt a world w ide repula ion Many leading physicians rccoin mead and use it in their practice. The formula from which it is prepared is high ly lcc.iinniemlcd by all inodical journals. The clergy and the press have coot piloses led it in ths n.oM slowing term?. Go I your druggist and get a trial bottle for ten cents or a regular siz? lor $1.00. For sale bv L Tanner aud alto G. Dlain & Co., F'ymouth. . 5

33 12 OtS.XI2Il. c3 WOLF.

Produce Market Review Correctorl weekly I y E. K. BARNHiLL, GROCER. No. 9 LaPorte Street.

Wheat per bu Coin K,T 1U Oats per bu tlagSf H ve per ewt dressed per stri Lard kt lb Buttel pci lb Ki'gs per d .. Beans H?r bn Onions, per bu Potatoes, per bu Apples, green picked per bu. Turnips, per bn Cabbage, er doz , Chickens, per II) Tnrklea live iht 1t

!).- :) IS 9 ! ts 4 0) m: 7 1.00 Cm 4.-&'0 25 n 5

wish to get cheap land should como talked too much dish-water

VIEWS AFO'JT. nv PUT. Many acres of cjiii will be planted around Argos this week. M E. quarterly meetin,' was held at the Gilead Chinch I ist Sunday. Sunday school etnert at the Christian Church one week from next Sunday eve uiug. Bar. W, W. J.mcs has BMed from town to Fred Hoover's house, one mile east of here. Jacob Barnes and Jasper I.owry are till on the ick list, getting bolter very Jowly il any. Burlier A L u hive commenced build ing the round tiionor J. M. Wickizn's house, jsst cast of town. Ol. T uieud, of Walkerton, is lean ing telegraphing with his brother, C. 31 Tow -use ud, of this pi ice. Already we hear UM music of Ihe croBJBSt balls and the usual amount, of quar riding coinm m to such games. D. K. Biown's family have gone to Cedar Falls, Iowa Mr. Brown, we uu derstand will follow in a f w days. Mrs Niar, of Huntington, lud , was visiting her brother, 8. J. llolley, last week. She returned Rome Saturday, It cost John Eckert of, TIppcSSSSS town ship 41)70 for a li'tlc assault and battery on one Aaron Backer, some lime ag. We learu that Mr. Tiinanus, the man that was hurt on the sec.iou some liuie ago. died at Mi home io Ohio, laal Thürs day. A great many walnut logs are being hauled to Argos iroru Zehuer's eclion east of here. The logs arc to be shipped to Ft. Wayne. The new corporation b ard held their firut meeting last Friday evening. The have eh ingi'd their place of meeting to E q Hoi ley's ili Letting the boys in on the "sly" when the old man is genu to I'l; mouth of nL'hts, seems to be the new style of run ning things here.

soon. A man can do twice as much woik l.ero in one day us he SM among tho stumps, swamps and stones of Indiana. We have but little rain here in the winter, but h.ive enough in the sum ruer to insure good crops. There are no foggy days lu re und you see do stagnated water standing on the ground. I have been In fifteen counties and find the land nil good. New IOWM are springing up everywhere, and everybody seems Infused with life and energy and a spit it of improvement. Peter Jacaby, with three head of horses h:ts but out since ho came here this spring, 10J acres of wheat, ISacr s of oats, 10 acres of b irley, Hnd Is getting re.idy to plant 50 nor of corn. This will pive the reader of the RsrcSUCAJI an Idea of what can bo done hero with odc team. TheD. M Kdlroad Co. will noon oosamonso grading sTUSjd from York to this place. All tho H Meiers here are well, and wel! satisfied. A. D. Jacoby.

Tiie it

Q ilte an excitement, was created yesterday by W. F. Murphy making an attack on H. B. Pershing. Murphy commenced eur.dng Pershing on toe walk in front of L s-y's jjwelry store, striking him thrre or four times It i-i n'dbS8 to say Mu'pby was undr the intl tence of liquor. Goat. Kldd, Side L uv and B itton Shoes Cheap at O. Wolf's. 22 A Wanted. Every b ody to know that Barney Byder, the "boss" Boot and Shoemaker, is still pegging away nt bis old stand and wuuts all LU (Id customers and everybody else to call on him when they need any work in bis line, Mf.n's Plow and Fins Shoes f.r $1 15 and upward, at O. Wolf's. t4

"rank ard fllo" couldn't staid

Valparaiso Metxenger. LaPorte county has recently lost two of her most estimable citizens, John S. Jessup and James Moore, both well and widely known throughout the Siate. Mr. Moore was a member of Ihe L iPorte bar, and for eight years had fl'.led tho office of County Clerk. The Kokomo Dispatch favors n union of the Democratic and Green back parties in 1880. It says the South and Weet will have a maj irity in the Democratic National Convention, and ndvlsos them to m ike a id 1 form that will be so pleasing to Gre?nbackers that they will usk for nothing better. Tho Huntington correspondent of tho Indianapolis Journal mentions the ariival of a family of white refugees from Kentucky, who say they Bsd from tlu.t country to escape death by itarratlaB. The mo'.hor of the family said sho had lost three children within the lust flvemoDths, and that all died hungry. The Commissioners have contracted foraSoth Thomas clock, and a bell for tho new C urt-house, and secured, apparently, a very favorable bargaiu. Tue bell is to weigh 2,000 pounds. Whea it peals forth tho people trill hear. Tho bell will socn ba her to put up, nnd the clock is to be delivered iu August.- Lay range Stand ird John B 'st, a prominent farmer ten miles north of Valparaiso, committed suici le last Saturday night by taking strychnine. CfcMfttC domestic tiouble. Tho LaPdftB Chronicle eays: "A Michigan City couacil attended a meeting of the board last Monday sight, so drunk that the Mayor sent him to j ill. The councilman was ob iged to adj urn, the intoxicated mail's presence being necessary to

CITY ELECTION. Notice Is hSMBW given that tlirc will h? sn c c lion hcM at the Court llouo in llie First ward ot Uu lit) ol Plymouth, Ind., on Taesdiy, tin 27'h day of May, A D.,1879, for llip BSSpssa of electing one Councilman fir uald vara. Wit.nm, our hau l n1 ihe Heal of thp C'ty of riymoutli, In HaSS, this 13th day of May. I3TS. P. Ol JONhS, Mbt.t. AtUH: D. E. BtfTWS, Clerk. ttt

Commissioner's Sale I)y virtue of a 'ertlried copy of a decree, to me dtrvoUxl, from ths Ualteti State Circuit ( "in t fur the district of ludiMiiH. 1 will, on SATURDAY, THE 7ih DAY OF JUNE, 1879. b 'tween the hours of Vi o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock a. in., at the court hou o door in 1'lymouth. Mrs!uill scanty, Indiana, offer fur salo at public aaetJos the rents and pesfits fur a term not ex'-cediug nevcn years, of the following d serlbjd real estate, situated in the county of Marshall and State of Indiana, to-wit: The north-west quarter of section nuia-ix-ri thirty two (at). In towahlp aussbsrsd thirty two (SS) north, rantr three t3 east, 'i:' .lining ne Bsndrsd and sixty 1 16 acn-s, a- e itinintcd by Kuveraraent urvoy in Marsliaii euastr. Statu of Indiana; and Ujn failure tu realize a sum auAelsnl to satisfy il:- (! inuiid. I will, at tho samn time and plaeSi aad iv. like man-itr, offer for sale tho tiie sfaspiS ot the : 1 1 ii Ord'-red to bo sold as the property of Slehsel w . Downey, at the satt uf'Joasthas I d vanls, Trostes, ts. MiesssI W Downey, io be sold for cash, a" lat d are sold upon exeeutian, without any relief from valuation or apiiraisemci.t laws, nubjoi-t only to statutory rodem; tiou. WILLI VM U . IM Dl.LY, 8;eil Commissioner. V ii.liam G. Gkokok, Sulieitor. South Bead, Indi ma. Indian asolls, l:.d ,m,i ts, !;. Printer fee. t8.oo.

is it Any trSMST. I uiak qtioinm In tIhw of tfi immense nrrnnnt (f f . .

adtillet att il liakinr? nowilers used K-

the masgss of people in foo l, U it isssjdsy to Xiuevuh Kussell and Ro-

wonder that there are diseased gums, I sulie Ku3aeli, both of Jaekson town-

A mtirri.ige license waa issued yes-

decayed teeth and disordered iligs

tion? To escape these evils, use Dr. Pi ice's Creum ILiking I'owder, the only kind mads by a j hysii'lan, with great care. Chicago custom mnde Slippers and Walking Saoes, at G. Wolf's. SI i

A) it in

IVcIl Known. kaown that Dr.

Vi ice's

Sped FltToiteg Eitraeta are not made up from chemieal poisons, but atarsl fltvors, delicate anil grateful to the most cultivated psJsts, they are growing rupi ily in popular favor. It is only necessary to try these flavors to be couviuced that they are flue und pure. Misses and Chil Iren s button and side-luce Shoes at G. Wolfs. 22.4

shfp. Cupid sometimes delights IJ cut stmuge capers, but this throws all others io the shade. The expectunt groom Is a sprightly boy of ulnety-threc, while the bri le elect la a buxom Isss who has watched the shndows come aud go for some seventy three seasons. The groom walked to the city yceterdaj- morniDg, a diäiuDcs of gome thirteen miles, and iltJ his shopping in time to return to his duckey darling on the 2 p. in. train. Maj ir MeFadin wrote him out a license for nothing, and the old gentleman departed as hwppy ns a boy with a ticket to tho circus. - Loganxjiot t Journal,

At a meeting la the early part of April, the generul managers of the trunk railway lines entered into an

IHttsIltlsfl Not lee. The co partnership heretofore exlatiiiir Ikntiriton 'I'lwirniia fl'ril.l..v ninl

J. H Bennett, under the Arm name of agreement by which they would force Tribby& Uennett, 1 thisday dissolved ' their Western connections into a

Rev. Snun Jers and daughter visited his j by mutual consent. Thomas Ttibbey maintenance of rates based on 25

daughter, Mrs. J. C. Gordan, over last Sabbath, lie preached at the M. E Church Sabbath evening. There was no Greenback ticket in the flvld at Argos, hut what i just one ikfrSC lower. There was a "corn juice" ticket. Suffice It to say that they were badly beaten. A little child living with Thomas Howies fell down stairs one day last week ami br ike its ai in just below the wrist, hut under the skillful tttlt nlion of Dr. Johnson it is getting well rapidly. One of out leading citizens and one of God's chosen few, identified himself with the whisky ring on the day of the corporation election by working for iheir cause and their ticket. The same man has spssA hours in temperance meetings, tell ing the people how "you" ought to do.

win continue me business at ine 01.1 eet)ts ,u.r 100 pounds from Chicago 1 .....I 1 1 . I I .1111

uiuu, ai. i is Biiiiioi izeu io cuueci an ;

accounts due the firm, and settle ull

to New York; they, the trunk lines,

claims against it All accounts must be settled at once by cash or note, Plymouth, Ind., May 1st, 1879. Thomas Triubey. 3t J. II Bennett.

Barnum Is estimated to be worth $2,000,000. lie is a very careful business

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M III 1 1 I 1 I 1 Willi I S V I I I IM I IS 1 . . . . . .

, ., . .... . of Chicago; the otner lines had oven

d under existing

further agreeing not to unite iu rebutoor cut Western lines should make; the agreement; to take effect as soon as a few contracts were worked off, tho Vandrrbilt linee, when pressed, asserting that '250 cars would

coyer all coutracU theu existing out

Sheriff's Sale. 2194 By virtue of an execution Issssd out of the Offl " of the clerk of the Marshall Circuit Court, to mo directed, on u judgment in fa r of William C- Shirley for th BWJ of William tteoAeld and John BsKonHshl and agaiusl the Marshall County Aiicultuta Associaiion, I will offer f"r Mile at rublie iiuetion. on SATURDAY, THE 7tn DAY OF JUNE. A. D , 1879. between the hours of ten o'clock a. m.. and four o'cln -k p. in., at the door of Ihe lOurt house, in Plymouth, Marshall county. Indiana as the law directs, tlio following described real estate, to-wit : All the riß it. titln and interest of the Marshall County Agricultural Assu 'iation, nm! to s slee ot parcel of land situated in Mar shall county. State of Indiana, and bounded and des.-ribed as follows, to-vit: Cmmencing at tho OUtn-cuM corner of a tr't of laud, co itaiutng eiuht is acres, mure or loss, and bounded and described as f'liows: UCSh moueiußon llio cant side of t!i" Miehitrati ro;id. where the ca-t und west center lhie of section twelve (Ii) Mh-hian Hon I Ian is crosses said road: thence so ith on the east

! line of said toad twenty ) rods: thonee

east parallel with said center section line. and

tweuiy ii roils distant, nty-lour M vomm, more or less, lar enough to contain a ixiralelogiam, contaiiiiiu. eight (S)scrs. Tbsjice north par aliei wi'h tho east line of the Mi'' i;;iii road to raid esatoraseti line twenty f2 rods; thence wosf on said center section itnto the place of hegiintinc Tin ncc ia-t psrsllcl with th; cenlr section line of se.-tion twelvo (i f Michigan ltoad l.ind-thlrt -thee i 3; rods Ore SC WSS. to. the CBtsr of Yellow river; tu 'i in a general noith-easterly direction in the center of said river to a iiut where the -a:-t and west e.-ntet section lino of said eetkB i'-ive ii2, MicidKau If ' ad lands, crosses said river; thence west s said center section lino to tho north rata eorn -r of the eight s aero tract above described ; tawca soStS esstSft mi a liuu parallel with the east line of the Michigan road twrnty ;3Ö rods to the pla'o of beginning, mid contain ing lour aud seventy nuudreths (4 70-lo acres, more or less. Situate in Marshall county. Indiana, to the highest didder fur cash, subject valuat on or appraisement laws, and subject to redemptiou. JOHN V. ASTliEY, Sheriff of Marshall County. Sheriff's Sale7 2401 By virtue of an execution Issued out of the Oflcs of the clerk of the Marehall Circuit Court, : me directed, on a judgment in favor of the Stmt of I ml i ooa ex rl James E. yuivey. trustee of Walnut towship, for the uso of James Lottery, co-defcudatit and .iifainst Harvey Atkinson. Wil'iam Fox and Frederick Hoover, I WlU ffer fur sale at public uu l'oii, on Saturday, June 7, 1879, between the hours of ten o'clock a. ni and four o'clock p. in., at the door 'f the court house, in the city of I'lymouth, Marshall county. Indiana, as the law directs, the following described real estate. t.-wlt: The north half St of the south-east quarter i i of section number six 6). in township number thirty twu i:iai north, range number three (3) east containing ninety-flvo UM acres more or less. Taken us the property of William Fox. Situate in Marshall ounty. Indiana, to the highest bidder for cash, without regard to api ralsement laws, subject to redemption. JOHN v. ASTLEY. Sheriff of Marshall County. W. D. Hess, plnT's atty.

never got into Wull street specula t OS.

Fon Cheap and Good Shoes, go to a. Wolf's.

Boots und

A Luxury. ' The Unique Pei'uuies made by Dr. Price are indeed a luxury; their fragrance as sweet aud exonerating us u

walk in a gardeu of flowers at eve-

mutz e ose. Dr. 1'iiee s odors lire

and how "you'' ought to vote and all such truly ua 8Weet and natural as flowers j

stulf as that. Perhaps tl.. ..tan will tome freshly slithered. Tiv his Floral , del hilt

down to the meeting some evening and explain to the soeiety (ot which he claims to be n member) the manner in which he has been led astray.

A Good Sewing Machine '"the Canada Singer" as good as there la is the market, with hemmer. tucker aud ruffl If, only $25.00, at G. Wolf's. Ills

fleshly gathered. Tiy

BtoheS; it is a cologno water of delighifu; fragrauce.

less cars to forwai

contiuets. Matters run on with such au understanding until Thursduy lust, when the Pennsylvania freight men at Chicago discovered that, while their cars were Idle, cars of the Vanderbilt Hues were In constant use, tho latter carryiug fully 70 per cent, of the business east from that point. Investigation showed that tho Van

linoj bail f nr w :i 1 1 1 ai alnoo

I UVI Ulli . . . J V iui ii iu i i i ..ill'. i Anril 1 1 f H .' ! 1 ) loaded oara nt rates

considerably below the published tariff, aud when pressed the freight officials slated that they Were j ist filling old contracts. This roused the Pennsylvania folks to action, and Thurtiday they dropped rates to 15

cents per 100 pounds on a contract to

Found The cheapest place in the county to buy trimmed and untrimmed hats and bonnets and millinery trimmings of all kinds is at Mrs. It. A. Shafers, east side Michigan street, north of bakery. Call early and secure qwq of the bargains ofT.'redt

Mrs. Gibson, who has a large and extensive confectionary and candy store at No. 25 East 42nd street, near the Grand Central Depot, was ubout to have a silver tube inserted iu the tear passage of her left eye. The en

largement and luflamatlon were very haul 1,000 car-loads from Chicago to great. Before cubmlttlng to the New York, and Indications now are

operation, tiied Dr. Giles Liniment, j that many days will paiss. If not rubbed in Parefuliy over the inflamed i months, before rates will be restored

duct. The inflammation disappeared. I on east bound butduea

the passage became clear, and I was, through its power, able to do without a surgical operation. Also took the Liniment internally, a teaspoonful three times a day, iu a wine-glass of water, Giles Pills cures Ilcidachc.

Pensions. Persons wishing blanks for arrears of peusio' s can procure them at this office, We have them On hand and will furnish any quuutity desired.

Sheriff's Sale. Py virtue of an execution (sSUSd out of the offlo of the clerk of She Marshall Circuit four., to ui'' directed on a judgment in favor of John S Bender, I jr use of Margaret 11. Brooke. SSerilda A. Patterson. Marv K. Pot ter. Julia K. Thompson, and O. Hell j ICuth. anil against Alexander (). Thompson, I will offer for salo at public auction, on Saturday, the 31 -t Day of Sliy. A. D , 1879,

between the hours of ten o'clock a. m., and four o'clock p. ui., ut tho door of tho couit hou-u. in the city ot Plymouth. Marshall county, Indiana, as tin law directs, the following described real estate, to-wit: Commencing at the north-west coiner of a tra.-t uf land now owned by James V. Ballet &, Co., and known as the Plymouth Mill Property ; them e we sterly at right-angles to tho oast line of the Michigan road a distance of sixteen (6) rods ; thenee southerly along the east line of the Michigan road, ten (Mi

rods; thence easterly, at right -nagles with the Michigan road sixteen 16) rods, to be west lino of said Plym nth Mill Property; theses northerly along sal 1 line to 'ho place of beginning; betas situate la aecttoa number twelve i i-) Michigau road lands, known M the Bishop lot. except forty-four (41) feet olT of the south side of the same. Situate in Marshall county. Indiana, to the highest l-idder for cash, without regard to appraisement laws, subject b redemption. John v. as Fley. Sheriff of Marshall County. John 8. Bendor. atty.

A(3AK1). To II who rc ufferiiig from the errors and indiscrction of youth, uervoua wcakno, early dc. (v. low ut iiiaDhuiHL Ac. 1 will scud a reripi tli.it will cure you, l'KEK OK ClI AIUIE. ThU gret i in i ! discovtfi 'd 1 y :i missionary i'i Sim'li Amerlra. Sends sell mid rcss.il envoIoM. Io ihe ltrv. .It sei'U T. Insian, ütiiliun 1). ÄW York I. ttu.

we Know

"W hereof we speak, when we say to you that it is beyond all possibility of a question, and decidedly to your advantage, profit and gain to buy of us. Cur spring trace for 1879 has thus far been more than double that of any proceeding season of our whole 21 years business experience. There must be some reason for this rapid growth of our business. The people must regard our House, our Stocks, our Prices, favorably; they must consider that wo merit their patronage or we certainly would not get it. We are backed in all we say here or hereafter by the best Goods, by the Lowest Prices, by the Largest Stock, by the Fairest Treatment. This is now or at any time open for investigation. Please Investigate.

ecker A Wolf!

Accept our Standing Invitation, and come and see us for DRT GOODS BUT &OODS DRY GOODS CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS, Becker & Wolf. SUPPORT HOME INDUSTRIES BY ÜSINC THE IMPROVED

Adams' CHILLED PLOW! Patented March 22, it 79 Now the Sest in the Market. f

Grand Spring Opening of Milinery Goods! MRS. S. A. BAXTER'S New Store, Every ldy in Marshall rouiity is invited to call. We will khow Ihcia tbo most Elegant Sclociiuus and I. u -esi Stock ever shown in Plyruo-.iiu. Bonnet and Hats of the L ittst Paris Importations! Also Domestic Milinery nnd Untriin:ued Ooods, tocelhtr with Kihbonc French Pktvtrt and Ornament, Feathers, Plumes, a id everything connected with the Mi!inery trade. Kxperieneed triaamer tan eatployod. whoee laute Is ßuarauteel io suit. Priesa m V BMY I.OW that yon will be. usiönisbed al what you have bee:i imving for tiie Mime ( Iii o Goods. inxvlw8

CIT1T DRUG STORE!

Buck & Toan's Old Stand.-Michigan St. My stock is Full, Freeh and Reliable, 1 sell forest al the lowest market prio .Hitl gttsrfWntee iLc quality. Physicians pivKti ipliuns and lamil receipts compound ed day and night. 1 have also SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, 3lank Books, Toys, Fancy and Toilet articles, Tobaceoi, Cicara, etc . kich 1 iuvi4 he oliubc to exaunuu before purcuasine elscw here and save mouey by il. I TANNER, PLYMOUTH. IND.

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jilAYORINff GEaTRACTS,

Eminent Ohomists nnd Physicians certify tbnt these goods tu free from adulteration, richer, mors effective, produce better results than any others, and that thoy ute them In their own families.

UNIQUE PERFUMES arc tho Ooms of all Odora. TCOTHENE. An agreeable, healthful Liquid Dentifrice. LEMON 8UCAR. A rabftitut for Lemons. EXTRACT JAMAICA GINGER. From the mire root.

STEELE A PRICE'S LUPULIN YEAST GEMS. The liest lry Hop Yeast in the World.

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