Plymouth Republican, Volume 23, Number 27, Plymouth, Marshall County, 19 June 1879 — Page 3
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The Republican. Thursday, Ji'ne 19th, 1S70. CITi' vl.V COl XT) . Miss Bineba Wulf is on the sick Int. Blank note books for sale at this office. Plymouth boyg expect to pet rich by trailing horses "aiht or unseen." The Plymouth el ib are furnishing the new club house at Muxinkuekee this week.
Rev. J. C. Stephens and family, I the appMcaat from Argon was rfiin of South B mi J, are visiting relatives ei HeaMt because he w is not a realln the city this week. j dent of the township. We have no
Rjad the li'Je luve aMveriHoment iea on, however to chancre our oiua-
In a card published in the Bourbon Mi n ur last week, Robert Seuroeder, of North township, accepts the proposition of n. Earnaby and others to publicly discuss the proposition "Are the Teachings of the Old aud New Testament Scriptures true and of Divine Origin," allowing Barnaby to fix the Itmq and place for the discussion. Mr. Scroeder wili aftlrir. that the Scriptures are cruc and or Divine origin. Commissioner Bjrnaby Informs our readers that an application for a liquor license will not !e rrj;?cted because a town or neighborhood demands that it bo r j cted. Hu says
in to da)s' p iper, they have made a change in the price li-t. The barbers on LaPorte street neouat for the welts on a horse by giving that he id fed wi h long oats.
ion in regard to the matter. We have not a panicle of doubt that m vny of the men ilc- nsed tto sell lij lors by the commis-inners were no more entitled to a fioewse than the applicant
A grand walking and shooting from Argos, and if Um ei iz-us of the match i advertised to come off at comm inities in which they are loc.itthe fait grounds S iturday, June 28th. ! ed h id come forward en masse with v ti n tua wa vMtPr,l,v i thlir objections, they would not have
m ruing moving furniture to Maxn-
kuckee to furulsh his summer residence there.
G W. Rycstune, returned Tuos- j day niht from a visit to Indiauapo- j lis. Peru and other cities in the cen- j tral part of the State. Eldsr Cissel's sermon at the M. E. church Sunday evening, was one of the best ever delivered in Plym outh or anywhere else. Business mn. if you are not sup- ! plied with our letter, note and Li 1- ; head book binder and cover, you i should cail aad examine our work
and stock immediately. J. W. M ixoy, agent r the Watertown MWMM company, this week paid Mr. .Murehose, of Inwoo-l, the full amount of insurance on his b,ro, destroyed by Are a few weeks ago. There were- fewer people ia town
been licensed. The boss refrigerator of the city has been erected in Bluin's grocery store this wck. It keepi butter as solid as in winter and is large enough to hold all the fruit and berries or any thing else of a perishable nature that a grocer is likely to have on
bands at one time. It fastens on the !
outside with a heavy iron bar that fits in a "catch" made to hdd it. Jerry will testify that it will hold, for before he (airly amtofstood tha thing he went Into the refrigerator to put away some butter and shutting the door afUr him found himself fattened in, and there he had to rem iin till some of the boys came and released him. He has it Qxed now so it cannot fa-ten by s'araoiing the door. William Holland, Marshall county's energetic nursaryman, can do more work and sell more stock in the
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----1- - - 1 01 liiT; iiii 11 ' 1 iii iuau f i - j Iii-1 I than we have seen in Plymouth on J DUrgarym m between the two oceans; that day of the wek slate we came üefsue8 this he raises m re On small 1
here. Tue men were at home plowing corn. Circuit Court his been engaged most of th ve k trying John W. Ptatt, of West township, for larceney. "The j try found him guilty, fined him
fruits than any other man In the count , Monday he set out fiftythousand eveigreers and had picked and shipped twelve bushels of strawberries. His berries liars been prououneed the tluest io the Chicago
iiTo uutima, uiniioiiv-insr'i Him imi i marKei luis 80USUD. xx ifu u j the mney Bafelv rolled np
inrec yeas an 1 euieuceu uim to tue ; sumpie 01 me luuuucuiai uuu v,iu- crowed in the F litor's
States prison frr-two yeats. Bev. Henry It Coleman, Supreme Chancellor of the Oriental Order of the I'alm and MtH will lecture in this city thU evening and induct roaster masons into the impressive
derella Monday evening. These berries were so large that you coud cut off ollces almost lik cutting beef -ic:ik, and there are we believe no finer fl ivored berries in the mirkot. The festival for the Band on last
mysteries of the Order. AW master , Saturday night wa3 net ail it could
masons of surroun ding counties are lnviied. M-xj ir Bitter, of the R cheter Spy, calM at thU ofaee friday, accompanied by Mr. Ly ns of R ehester. For the first time in eiht months we were rut in Plymouth.
but w none tav na 1 a pfasaii'. vtst
and shall be glad to haye them call at our sanctum often. - -The fastest ti ne ever made by a
railroad in America was made we be- ' liev by file fast train which passed ,
thkOUKh here on the P., F. ft C. Kailroad, Wednesday of last week. It ran from Chi- ago to Ft. Wayne, one hundred aud forty-nine miles in one hundred and forty five minutes. The Presbyterian sociable will ba hel 1 at the residence of S. L. McKelvy, on Center street, this Thursday) evening. R fresbtu-uts of the seasoa served during the evening. The public Is cordially invited to attend, and kuowiug Sin's geuiai natura as a host, we guarantee a happy time for all. Centennial Hill is splendidly decorated for commencement exercises to-morrow Bight. There are eight graduates Tney are Willam McDonald, Lslie D. West, Charles
Drumraond, Fred Hill, Miss E ti Griffin, Miss Carr!Lx):nis. Mis Lett Btout and Miss Anna Graves. We
shall give full particulars next week. B. F. Shearer made a table for our paper cutter Tuesday, of this waek, which baats any table of the kind ever seen in Plymouth. When we asked him the price he said he was
have been wished, aud yet, cjusiderIng the weather it was really a sue aaaa. The attendance was good and it was very evident that the people who were there manifested a real in tcrest in the welfare of the Band- or they would not have ventured out in the unfavorable weather, that prevailed on the occasion. To the young ladies and other who volunteered their services, the member of the Baud take great pleasure in te" 1 ruing their sincere thauks, and rea lize that they are placed uodr renewed obligations to ull for assistance and patronage tha: will not sjoo be forgotten. Ouo more conoert will be given by th liaud during the
season.
Faye Porsenils, The month of June, one of the busiest months for farmers in all the year is a month in which we expect to got but little money on subcrip tion, and we had made up our minds that receipts would be very light for
the past week, and were contemplating an offer to sell the receipts from b ib-. ription for a week to the boys for five dollars, when H. Work, of this city, one of our oldest subscribers whose time had not expired came in and ienewed for auother year, stating that he might not be able to get up stairs again before his subscription expired, but we hope that he may soon bo restored to perfect health and live long .0 enjoy life's rich -.st blessings. After Mr. Work was gone we were aroused by the genial voice of Stephen S. Staley who always leaves a ray of sunshine when he comes into the room. "I am in a hurry," he said, "and as I never like to read anybo ly's paper but my own, here's the money for another year, and as Carey's subscription will expire in July, I'll just renew for him whiie I am here " The Carey alluded to is a Methodist preacher now in Alexandria, in this Stat, and his wife is the daughter of Mr. Staley. The next day we were thinking "well we had a streak of good luck yesterday which seldom comes In the busy season, when a good looking young gentleman stepped in and said, "I want to subscribe for the BepuBUCAM, Philip Sickman, Marmont, Ind.," and "you b'-l" we had that t; une on our books In a hurry. Mi. Sluktuau seemed in a hurry too, m.d was goue in a moment, but tl.rougb the next year the Kkpubli cot will him the news and we shall get better Acquainted, though we are perfectly sati-Hed that he is a splendid fellow. "Well, boys," we I I I, 'we have got a new subscriber, how h that for this week." Then the tramp of feet was heard on the stairs,
the door op med aud E. W. Deemer and Win. Bryan from dowa at Argos,
I the town to which we each week send a bundle of BaTBEUCAW that ai st Ulis a mail sack) walked in. "Sit down grfii lernen," said the aaalitar. "No," saiJ Deemer, "wo have not time, we want to subscribe fjr the Bkpi ll: -an," and soon the names of two of the best fellows in
the country ward on the books and
and
pocket. Mr.
Bryan and Mr. Deemer peparted, having our best wishes, and we shall do what wo can to make them happy by giving them ft good paper. Tt:e next man was Mr. Martin, of Bourbon. He said "IJcalled to pay you some moneyou the BaVUBUOai. "Yjunre one of our subset ibora then," we said, "No, father takes the paper an 1 I live with him," He said, "Frank Mai tin is the name you will find on the books." Wo haJ never seen Mr. M'tttin, bat a glance nt the books showed that ho always paid his subscription in advance, und that is j ist as good evid mce as you can find anywhere that a man is honest and a good fallow "genarallT. The next man was Charloa Morgan, of Argos; he like nil the others was In a hurry; had just como to town, but did not want to g ) homo until he renewed for his aper. When he was gone w just thought, if it were not for a host
of such tueu as M r?au an editor
IN WOOD.
BY KQl IXOX. Little Johnny BckaJfcf is very low with
dropsy. Willinms fc Blossingham are doing a rustling business burning coal.
Be vara very much soiled doves have been jK-ranihulating the streets and wheat fields for the ht three or four nights, John KcCaalay has porchased a vibrator t tires him; machine, and he tnd Ambrose Aiiiuns are going In thresh together The primary department ofour subscription school closed last Saturday. The time lor whieh the teacher was hired having expired, ll is BXj ected the other cle I ar! incut will continue another month. Arges an 1 Ia wu ,1 unions will hol 1 a
two days temheran CM BMetiaf next Satur day aad Sunday, on the west line ol 5o , tiun .id Good speakers from a distance
are expected, und his gh 1 are cordially in viled.
MXELSOX. BY I' AM It. School closed last Friday. Mrs liutler ia slowily gaining from her illness. J. Scott moved to Starke county a few days ago. Dr. Short, of Bourbon, was in town on Saturday, Mr. G. II. Short is visiting at Baurhon this week. John Leamta has moved his saw mill to (iroycrtown. Mrs. Howe, of Hamlet, was visiting friends here hist week. Oneol John Learinau's children is very ick with pneumonia. George Uueapher's goods were sold at aaaifaa'saaia la.-t Friday. A Sabbath scho 1 ins been organiz.cd at ta 17. B. Church, by electing Bev. H. K Butler, Sup't; C. T. German, Scc'y ; N. Shcrlaml, Treas. ; S. Thaptou, libraiiun mil Ella German, choiistcr. M.IKM JNT. OBJ. ruo NOBIS.
Casi.eb & Bennett south of Parker House, will not be undersold. Call on them and purchase your groceries und provlsons cheap.
Plowing com is the order of the day. The le-at necr promised a better ciop than now. Apple sad peaches will be numbered With the things that were in this locality. The attenuated form o the late editor of the I'l vino it It Ih inoerut, was visible on the streets ol Marmnui last Friday. We learn tl at the Kocher club have let the contract f r building their house on Long Pafall) one half mile south of ftOfft, to the liolinier boys, to be tinished by the lirst of August. Medoee and family of Argos, having completed their lab rs here, returned to their home last Friday. Mr. McClure did a good j b tor t lie company, which thxy accepted without a uiaiuur, pronouncing il letter than the contract called for. Dr. Dunlap, after iiaving dwell at Mar-
luonl about as long as he lives at any outplace, bade us leücti am iat Tkandajj nd 11 1 taken up his alxnle in K-wanna, Iml., here he will probably remain till he de twirls. We wi.di the gentleman auundeul uctan, hut a "rolliug stone never gathcra mops." Death viited our neighborhood hit Friday-, an I removed two of "Adams' race," to that bourne the Baal destiny of all men. from which none ever return. Mrs. Wylie, wile ol our township Ilmtal expired Middculy, having a we unuYratand, pr-Nirjd ilianer for the family, after whK h she took a Congestive shill and survived but an hour or Iwo S .e left no t.nmlv ce -pt a hnnbaiid and an udopted son, to mourn their loss. Shr wa interred ca S.iurdiy in lac Mother bltrial ground. Mrs. Mike Ulerv, wlio has jct'u conrine! to bet bed far inun
Minutes of the Temperance Union Pie-nic. The temperance societies known as Center, Jordon and The Brick met in the gtove wost of the Hopewell Church in Green township, Marshall county, Ind., Saturday, June Uth, 1M19, for the purpose of spending the day in discussing the subject of temperance, Ou motion, Mr. Win. McClure, of Waluut was appointed president of the meeting. President McClure came forward in the dlschargs of the duty Intursted to him In that pleasant manner which gave zest to the ccaMon. Silas S. Fish was then chosen Secretary and Jamea Davis Treasurer.
Exercises were opened by vocal music, after which prayer was delivered by Rev. Mr. Jones, of Argos. Next on programme was singing by the choir, followed by a speech for the benefit of the society by Mr. Personette, of Max- nkuckee. Rev, McNeely, of Argos, was then called to the stand and with bis brilliant flow of language held the entire
audience spellbound with his forty minutes' speech which was a series of noble thoughts and wise suggestions. The meeting was then adjourned to partake of a bountiful dinner, which the good people of that community spared no pains in preparing. The appearance of rain detained the Argos brass baud until afternoon, when the sound of approachiug music appeared to give new life to all who were piesent. First on programme was music by the choir, followed by prayer by Rev. Mr, Alleman, of Iowa. Next, music by the band, af er which Mr. A.. I. Wiekizer, of Argos, was called to the stand. Mr. Wiekizer had mapped out a noble speech which would have much interested his hearers, when to the regret of all. It was announced that a heavy rain was just upon us, which made it necessary to adjourn. Though sympathizing with the many disappointed speakers wno were preseu', we know they are of untiring energy, and that it will be but one week to wait (June 20 ond 22) that grand temperance meeting on section thirty, '-'t utiles north of Argos, will take place and they will have the benetit of one more week's experience. Wm. McClche, Pres. 8. !i. Fish, See'y.
THE BEE HIVE! A NEW STOßE JUST OPENED Cor. Laporle & Center Sts. (under Democrat Office), With a Choice Stock of
Jewelry, Silver and Tableware !
POCKET CUTLERY, POCKET BOOKS, STATIONARY, TRANSPFE PICTURES, PICTURE, AUTOGRAPH and FLORAL ALBUMS, SCRAP BOOKS, and Fancy Goods of All Kinds. Great Bargains in Every Line.
Largest Stock of PICTURE FRAMES Ever Offered in Plymouth, and at nearly Less than Half Former Prices. Note so ae of our Piicoa on Frames, &o , All other Goods being Sold In Proportion:
A Oood MOTTO FRAME, with Glass and Back, formerly 75c, for 35 Cent Good 8x10 FRAME. Glass & Back, formerly 50c '20 Extra 8x10 Walnut Frame 1 in. Gilt, worth $1.25 GO .100 Boxes Paper, 24 each of Euvelopes & Paper 10 "
500 FEATHER DUSTERS 710 Cents 300 VELVET FRAMES 17(20 1.000 MOTTOES 8x21 3 M 1.000 CHROMOS 8x10 3 1.600 POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS 35
Every article marked in Plain Figures, and all Goods Guaranteed as represented. In addition you will find ft 3, 5, and 10 Cent Counter ! Of Household Articles for Daily Use, at Legs than Half their Value. All are invited to call aud examine Goods and Prices. Job Lots to Cout.try Dealers cheap for Cash.
H. A. New Goods Received Daily.
FRANK.
For Sailo.
Answer This. Dili you ever kunw any person to be ill, without iimrtion o the flUMBatfc, Liv er or kiduey, or dM you ever know of MM who VMS well wliun either was obstructed or inactive; or diJ you ever ktiow or Inar m Raj MM of the kind ttint Hop Jlilttrs would nol cure. Ask your Mrigabor this same question. 3-tt
Modem C-emistry. By the chemical skill of Dr. Price, we have now for our ices, creams and pastry, the most delicious fruit flavors. Those who wih to make thru delicacies enjoyable, will make
use of Dr. Price's Special Flavoring Extracts, ou uccOuut of their uice
tlavor and safetv.
months, died ot consumption about tour
..1.1 u. ..il .v.- ...! i uVlock p. in. A husband und a number
' U: i UUl live "I II Uli IUD tCA'llllMl
that fall to his lot. Then we went
Steele k Price.
Foryearsthe firm of Steele & Price have bud the largest trade in their sp ciutities of auy house In the
Untied States. l'heir Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder, Special Flavoring Extracts und perfumes, have galaed a repututiou for excellence that no articles of their kind have ever yet acquired.
The lonif anncM for Walnut Seollon I anl two
and it quarter rnlies crnnth ot IiiwinmI. No better
Innd in AtiH-ricn. W ill h- ull in lotx of 40, NO or 16o if'r-. , u- kt alrea-ly mMk ti for. For a
gol bargxlii lont riVltiy. It will be .t.
liilormation can he bad at our mills of G. L
Morris, or tiHrtw.
K. BI.AI1C & CO. mny ) r.ia Bucyru, Ohio.
CIT DRUG STORE!
n ti er.
Attention biunM Inspection Fiilay, June 20th, 7:30 sharp. All members uro
quested to be present. J. C. Kühn. Orderly Seg't
at fe-
HlMlUCfcS. All persons krowing themselves indebted to me by note or account will And It to their interst to call at my office and settle the same before the l?t ot Sept. 1879. to sept 1 Dk. Boktun.
Ho fur the West. Thoraa9 & Coleman will leave Warsaw, Ind. with an excursion to
ludepeudonce, K aus as, June 2-Uh,
almost afraid to tell us lest we shopd I apply to them at Warsaw personthink it too much; but, said he. "I 1 aly or by letter aud full information
shall ask a yaai'a subscription and we think we never sot a bigger two dollars for our paper. If any of our readers want to buy a stock of dry goods clothing boots and shoes, they should read the advertisement of Win. It jsenthal, aa-
will be given lowest.
rates as low as the
Notice, Having sold my grocery store to Casler acd Bennett, I wish to close
my books as soon as possible, and all
eigne, in another column of this pa- those iudebted to me are requested
ner. Little Mick's stock of a oU to qull at the old ataml and settle- i;n-
will be worth more money than we can raise, so you need not be afraid that we will bid against you. The sale is Saturday, July 19, IfTt, The great temperance camp meeting will commence at LaPorte, Tuesday, July 15. Among the speak era who have been positively engaged, In addition to the ones reported, are Col. liobert G. Ingersol', (iea. Stewart L. Wood ford, the Kov. Frothingham.of New York; Dr. De La Matyr, of Indianapolis; the Rev. Isaac Erritt, of Cincinnatti; and Rev. A. I. Ilobbs, of Illinois. State Superintendent Smart's report places too number of children la M trsball county between the ages
Mediately it her by cash or note. G. W. Eyestone will bo fouud there to settle my accounts. Thomas Tbibuey.
3ew Firm in Plymouth. Casler & Bennett having bought tho grocery of Thomas Tribbay are now at the old stand selling groceries of all kinds so cheap that it will astonish you. The meat market will be kept up to the highest standard, and when you want the best meat of any kind do not forget to call on them.
over to tho po-t f!i and tbero we found a postal card fror.i our old friend, H, E. B ur, of Argos, telling us that we had another new subscriber Ht that place, acd his name, it is W. C. Ricard, and Mr. Ricard shall have the p tper, and we believe he will be just as'much pleased with it as wo an to enter his name on our list. Then "Hank," that is Mr. Henry Born, compositor in Jthe Republican office, brought us the name for another new subscriber, aud John Fender, of FlelLr's Corner, Allen Co , lud., will be made happy just as long as he rea ls thejREPiBLiuw, especially if he lives up to its teachings. Tho hours rolled on, and the sun was sinkiug in the west when one of Walnut township's best citizens who re aides north-cast of Argos, came (n and said, "I want to pay for Sarah lien's paper until Juue, 1S8J." Sarah is his daughter, aud every boy of his that ha a family lakes the ItKrrnurvN nnd pays for it. If we had ail such men iu this county we could furnish our subscribers with a l:iir as big as the Mew York Tnbune.
ol sons and daughters weep bcauine lie is
no more. Tin remains were Iain away in tiic Vöries eeuieU ry Suniltiy.
VIEWS AFOOT.
BY Kf.V.
Fob cheap rates west &-C'oleiikao at Warsaw.
see Thomas
The Result of Inxarinj; la the town.
Water-
Thls is to certify, that I received this day of the Watertown Fire Insur
of six and twenty one years at 8,.'W3. , ance Company, of Watertown, N. Y.. Amount derived from tax, bei or the ' through the hands of J. W. Muxey, sixteen cents assessed on each $100 their agent. 2öü, in full for my loss of property, $7,610.51. Interest col- ! on barn burned at In wood, on the 2 1 M lected on common school fund since day of April, 1M79. I cheerfully reclast apportionment, 1,2 K). Amount j otnmend the company, believing it to derived from unclaimed fees, tine-, be s l ti 1 an 1 pejfectly reliable, and forfeitures, etc., $101.51. Total col- ! would advise othurs having dwellings lected from county and ready for up- or barns, to insure with Mr. Maxey,
portioument kS,'0.l 12. Total amount . their agent at Plymouth.
apportioned to CQuaty $12,195.11. Pel capita tl. to.
w. L. Moupquh. Plymouth, lud., Juno ltitb, 187'J.
Stock of Drugs to exchange for personal property or city or town property, at McKelvy's & Co. Go to Casler Jk Bennett, south of Parker House, for fresh meats smoked meats and groceries of all kinds.
July 4th, 1999, Will be celebrated by Elegant Excursions over the Pittsburgh, Ft. Wayne & Chicago, Cleveland & Pittsburgh, Erie A Pittsburgh, Ashtabula & Pittsburgh, and North-Western Ohio Railways. The Pennsylvania Company operating the above lines, will sell excursion tickets ou July 3d and 4th, good to return until and including July 5th. 1879, between stations on above divisions at reduced rates. These tickets will be good on all passenger trains to and from such stations as tbey stop at regularly, according schedule. Should there be a sufficient number from'any one station to justify the Company ruuning Special Trains, arrangements can be made by applying to division superiuteudents, giving timoly notice to prepare the trains.
J. D. Layno, F. Ii. My 7. bs,
Gen. Mauuger. Gen. Pass. Agt. j kutket nek a noble eMM
A boos, Ind., June 19. EL (J Thayer b npatfiag the nrarehaMH at tlds plaee. Joe I'otter starts out wilb bis wagoo to grease harness this week. L. W. McClur I has moved back from the lake to Arges. D. K. Brow n has gone to join his family at Cedar Falls, Iowa. The kfcae of picnics hath arrived, and the child's heart leapeih witn gladnessThe three cusses, the crocus, the circus and tie; tramp cuss were iu town last week. Backer's new fence and sidewalk adds greatly to the apperrauce of Walnut street. There will be a Sunday school co'nccrt at the Christian Church ucxt Sunday eve Jag. The 8. S. concert at the M. E. Church last Sunday night was a pleasant utl'air and well attendid . The nomination ot officers for the Murphy society took place last Wednesday eveniug. Election next Wednesday evening. Fanners have all commenced plowing corn wbich is generally looking well, al though oute bud to b planted the second t.nd third tune. Situon Hailsback's baby fell and broke its lefr just above the knee, on Friday of Ii t week. Al last accounts it was getling along tiuely. Argos has no licensed saloon, still the work of poisoning men's minds, souls and bodies goes on under authority of this great moral (?) goternment of ours. Married, at the residence of the bride's father in Argos, on last Sunday, by the Key. Mr MtrtekhUMi, Mr. Charles Fiuk to Miss Edith Webb. Tne couple have our heartiest congratulatons. We have often read romances In which a young hero would eodxtiger his hie to save his Inly love, but never before heard ot a married lady throwing herself into the briny deep to save her husband, when marriaifahle gentlemen arc so plenty. S. J. llollcy, our popular Justice of the
peace, says he has raised one thousand
dollars on the price of his wife su.ee lue occurrence at tha lake last week. Next Saturday and Sunday will be n general gala day for the tetueraiice people of Argos and In wood. The above named societies have united in miking arrangements for a ten)crance jubilee and picnic, to be held on the west side of the walnut section, north east ot here, lasting two days. All neighboring societies are in vi tad to kelp make it one of the grandest uiTairs of the seasou. The Hev. Hudson Mi iKee, dJ Lacseeport, is expected to he present, and all wishing to hear the host lenuMTHiiee leetuier in tho State should at tail to attend, Oae of the prominent features of the occasion w ill lie a reformed men's sneaking meeting. Every person should should he nrt sent aud hel.') to
Stone) te l oan on Farm Property, Iu sums of $dü0 aad upwards for Five Ykaks at 8 pkb cent., cecured by first mortgage on real estate worth three times the amount of loan exclusive of buildings. No com missions charged. Payments of $100 or over io liqudation of debt accepted at any time. Apply to J. W. HoroHTON, jun 5 t4. Plymouth, Ind.
Lame and Sick Horses Cured Free of Ckarge. Giles Liniment Iodide Ammonia, yellow wrapper; send for pamphlet. Navicular disease, spavins, curbs, ringbone knee, coffiin joint pastern and sinew shoe boils, strains. Contracts made with express, railroad acd ice companies, and all others who employ large numbers of horses, by which money and horso-suffering can be saved. Sold by O. Blaln & Co. Trial size 25 cents. Address Dr. Giles, 2G-27 120 West Broadway, N. Y.
Sheriff's Sale. 9421 Br virtue of an execution lnued out of the Office of the Ork of the Marshall Circuit Court, to ma dlraelfl 1. on a judgment in favor of Newell ()lc!.Hn and mcaiupt Simi ii H. Casudy, 1 will offer for sale at pablii! auction, on Saturday, the 28th Day of Jane,
A. D , 1879. betwoen tho hours of ten o'clock a. m., and four o'clock p. in., at the door f tho court hoaM, fa Pmaoath, Marshall County. Indiana, as tie- las .lireeiH, the lollow iug described re:il entitle, to-wlt: Fifteen i t.M acres oft tho east end of the north half 'y) of the north-west quarter 0-4 of - eeiion Banker four (4), in township num ber thirty-four O) north. raiiKe uu aaat, AI-, corumonchiK at tho south-west corner ot the north-west umirter tt-4 of the north-wost quarter tl-4) of section number four (4ti in township number bJrty-four S4) north, mage number one aeot; Ikeaoo north thirty-two (at rods, thence east llfiy l.vn rod, thence south t hirty two csi) i o4m$ täeocti west lift y (5) roils, to la'" of bcginuiiiK. containing ten tlo acres in re or less. Situate in Harakall county, ladiaaev te the highest bidder for eask, without regard to ai(raiHuient laws, tuihject to redemption. JOHN V AHtLEY, RherifT of Mmshull county. By P. B Abmstuono, Deputy. H. Corbiu. nlffs atty.
YOUNG lYIEItf, Apply to editor of this newspaper. for half nicnihentbin (at rtiwonnt), in the Ureal Mercantile i ellege, Keokuk Iowa, on the Miaolanippl. Hookkeeper, 1'eiin.eu. Keporlera, Operator and Trarbcrs tborouhb fitted. lWm't fail to oddnns Prof. W. 11. Mil. I. KU, Kc.kuk. Iowa
Buck & Toan's Old Stand.-Michigan St. My stock ic Pull, Fresh and Itcliable. I sell for cask at the lowest market price and 0aarrantee the quality. Physicians prescriptions und lumilv receipts compounded day and night. 1 have also SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, 31ank Books, Toys, Fancy and Toilet articles, Tolweens, Cigars, etc., wbich I iuvtd be oliubc to exuiiue befoie purchasing elsewhere and shvc motu j by il. L. TANNER, PLYMOUTH, IND.
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Eminent Chemie ta and Physiciana certify that theee goods aro free from adulteration, richer, more effective, produce better results than any others, and that they use them in their own families.
UNIQUE PERFUMES are the Gems of ell Odors. TOOTH EN E. An agreeable, healthful Liquid Dentifrice. LEMON SUGAR. A aubstitiite for Lemons. EXTRACT JAMAICA GINGER. From the pore root.
STEELE A PRICE'S LUPULIN YEAST CEMS. The test Dry Hop Temtt in the. World, STEELE & PRICE, Manfra., Chicago, St. Louis ft Cincinnati.'
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The (ireatest Remedy Known Dr. King's New Discovery fur Consumption is certainly the greatest nicdieid remedy ever pluccd within the reach of sutlcrlng humanity. Thousands of once aepeieei sufferers, now loudly proclaim tbeir praise for tbe wouderful Discovery to which they owe tlitlr lives. Not only does it poitinly cure Consumption, but Cougbs, Colds, Ast Ii inn, Itroncbitis, May Fever, Hoarsencbs and all affections of the Tliroat, Chest and Lungs yield at once to its wonderful curative powers as if by magic. We do not ask you to buy a large bottle until you know what you are getting. W'e thtrtfore request that you call ou your druggists, L. Tanncr'a also G. Ill, in & Co's. nnd get a trial bottle for ten cents, which will couvince the most skeptir.il ol its wouderful merits, and show you what a regular one dollar size bottle will do. For aale by L. Tauncr also O. Blain & Co. 4
A CARD. To all who are uffenn from the error and IndiacreUons of youth, wrvoua weakness, early de cay, lotw ot nutiihooil, Ac., 1 will aeul a n-ci; that will cure yoo. KKKh K cllAHi.K. Thia groat remedy waa diacoveivd by a miaaianary in South Anic-nrj. Scinl a aeU-aUriroant-d tsuvelooe to the Key. Joaaru T. Isvam, Station 1). Stic York Ctty. Produce Market Review Corrected weekly by E. K. BARNHILL,
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Our Popularity and Immense Clothln Trade excites the bitter hostility of a large number of Plymouth' Clothiers, who do not care or know how to improve, and who are at the same time detnor.dized becauae their heretofore reliable customers, Independent and Intelligent, drop off fast, and aio certain to supply themselves of us.
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WE WANT YOUR MONEY Not, however, unless we enn give you Oood and Full Valu for the came. We think we have th Best Made and Neatest Pitting Clothing in Plymouth. We respectfully request you to thoroughly investigate this matter, feeling assured that only good will result froia the same. JUST OPENED! To-Day, (Thursday, May 29th, 1879,) NEW STYLE Light Cheviot Suits, Blue Flannel Suits, Fine Dress Suis, Fine Wedding Suits. Come In, we want you to see thorn. THE NORTH SIDE
Of our Store Is devoted exclusively to DRY GOODS
DRESS GOODS, DRESS SILKS, SUMMER SILKS, BROCADE SILKS, SUMMER SHAWLS LINEN SUITS,
HOSIERY, GLOVES, CORSETS. RIBBONS, LACES, EMBROIDERIES.
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