Plymouth Republican, Volume 23, Number 31, Plymouth, Marshall County, 17 July 1879 — Page 2

The Republican. J. Y. SIDERS, Editor. TWMMT, JinuV i th, 1S79.

Death of William Alle. j which the fever existed lajt year to Ex-Governor William Alien, whose ee H It that infected clothing or name was familiar to almost every fbouses are not in their midst. The

man. woman and child iu the Uoited States, died suddenly at his home nearChillicothe, O.. last Friday morn-

i i i ! .u- -I ' 1 i jpg Last week, we gave on the flrst The late Piioce Napoleon was ; page of the Republican, a column and buried last Saturday with a great ; a half of reminiscen es, telling how deal of pomp and ceremony ; but j the "Sage of Fruit Hill Farm" enterthere was one sincere mourner, the j ei Ohio. We did not expect, this grief stricken mother, only a few j weej t0 CQr0nicle the death of the short years ago the proudest Empress j 0ld statesman, for, though seemingly

of the world, now an exile in a foreign land, bereft of her husband and son, one of the loneliest women of earth.

fact is made apparent that the hot weather will hring the disease wherever the germs exist. News of the Week Condensed. Decan, India, is being troubled to death with rats. The king of Burmah has had twelve more persons massacred. It Is said the German army will be

belonglug to a pust age, he possessed increased by 23,000 recruits annuremnrkable vigor of body and mind, Hy

and bid fair to live many years. Mr.

Allen waa born in Sörth Carolina, in 1H04, bat went with his parents to Lynchburg, Va., while quite young. Iu 1822 he settled at Chiliicoiha, Ohio, where he studied law, and soon be-

The story goes that Speaker Randall and Tilden have formed an offensive and defensive alliance; that Hendricks is to be thrown overboard ; . 1 in i 1 1 it il ii. .!.. ia tn he

1 , ,, , . . D . .' came a lawyer of reputation and an Tilden and Randall, and that Randall , politician. He Is particularly charqed with framing hQuse Qf a platform upon which the harii and . ... . j i Cuugresp, and in 18J was elected to soft money aud the free trade and , sim uiuu j tQe ijuited States Senate, and reprotection Democrats can stand. - , f mained member of that body twelve

years. He bad a powerful voice and

There are now about 700 convicts in the Northern prison, mostly working on contracts. William Douglas's $28.000 pump factory, at Lafayette, Ind. was wholly destroyed Sunday morning. I, ss, 17,000. No new cases of yellow fever have been reported at Memphis since last Thursday. Judge Bay died Sunday eyening. Thus far Charleston, 8. C. has suf-

The weather may be hot, but the

Republican party is booming. The j as a stump speaker had few superiors. : fered most from heat. There were course pursued by the Democracy j He rerired irom office in 1849 and re- fifteen fatal cases of sunstroke in a in Congress served to arouse the j mained on his farm twenty-four years. ; single day. thorough inspirations of patriotic j In 1873 when the Democratic party jfeal Ormhurst, a negro, was hung duty the country over, and, as a nat- J was beaten and disorganized with : iD Clayton county, Ala , Saturday for ural consequence, the Republican scarcely a name or a following in any ; attempting to outrage an accompany ia c:8 solid and unbroken now state of the Uuion. the remnant that ' pUghed young lady, as it waa in 1860, or as it ever has j had deterraiued to cling to the old ! Ffom a per,onRi letlOT reoelved by been since it cam iuto existence. ; name und the old organization in q w Childs it appears that General

will be ' , itpsjN intenas prolonging nis aosence

eti a state ucaei nu Alien hi us : trom thla couatry UQtii next June, or . h.-ti,! Ma a nnnrliilMtn for tliiVi-r: nr. I ....

täte officers and Legislature; Ohio; stumn and andlovca Oot. U.State officers In part. : The, ld an took the stump and Xhe Prev08t CoIlipryi oear Pott8.

mi mauc a speecn in aitnosi every counand Legislature.; Maryland. Mass- . Qf

acnuseits, aiioueso a, luitsiusippi,

This year State elestions

held as follows: Kutucky, Aug

New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Ylrgicia and Wisconsin, Nov. 3; California, Sept. 3, S'ate and judicial officers, four congressmen and Legis latore. In all the States named, except Mississippi, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin, Governors are to be elected.

everybody was elected. Had be been beuten or had auy other man been nomiuated in Ohio, there would have been no Democratio party in existence to day. But his election brought the party to Ijfe again, and he waa certainly entitled to the nomiuatiou for Presideut by that party in 1876. Hail he been re elected Governor of Ohio in 1875 no other man would have stood the ghost of a chance in the

ville, Pa., took fire Tuesday evening, nnd was damaged to the amount of $200,000 before the flames could be extinguished. An Alln town Pa. dispatch says two hundred puddlers and helpers who struck three weeks ago have resumed work, the company deciding to give an advance of fifteen cents m too. The deficiency of James G. Goldsmith, city tieasurer of Peru, Ind. has been found to be $8,709 20. He fled, but was arrested in New York City, Monday. Rose Overly and Jack Swayoe, of

ed, and the sale involves $1.120,000. It caused considerable discussion on the Produce Exchange, because this is the second time within ten days that such an amount has been sent abroad. Both lots were bought and sold by the same firms. Wm. J. Lewis, a prominent merchant and banker, and largely interested in the Big Muddy coal mines of Southern Illinois, was overcome by beat at Carondelet, six miles below the city of St. Louis. Sunday morning, and died in twenty minutes. Mr. Lewis belonged to the firm of Bartholomew, Lewis & Co., bankers. He was president of the Commercial bank, and was one of the most active and influential business men of the city. A terrible bail storm and hurricane passed over Wells River, Vt., July 14, at 5:45 p. no., lasting fifteen minutes, followed by a thunder storm. Some hailstones were two inches in diameter. Crops and vegetables were da stroyed and torn to shreds. A third of the glass in the place was broken, large trees were tarn up, fences destroyed, houses unroofed, and barns blown over. It was the most severe storm ever known there, and people were very much alarmed.

Votwiths'.andiug the Urge im or tations of gTain into Frunce the

present yeat, thut country possess s ' national Democratic convention of but limited appliaocfes for hamlling ' 1876. Samuel J. Tilden realized this and storing it, Wi:h a view to in- Tact and did all that be could, secretly, erease these a company has j ist j to secure the election of R ttherford

been formed in Parinaud whichcoin- j B. Hayes, the Republican candidate Fort Wayne, have been Indicted for prises a large proportion of American ' for governor. Allen was beaten and j the murder of John Shebey at the shareholders, for the erection of ' Tilden became the Democratic candi- fair grounds on the 4th of July. They grain elevators at Havre, Mnrseiiles date for President and was beaten by are both In Jill. and Dunkirk. As it is expected by Hayes, the man he had helped elect : Tramps broke into the hardware the French, ministry that France Governor of Ohio. We might wiite j 8tore of Yageding & Son, Avilla, last

will require 100 000.000 bushels or a long article here sbowing how a grain next season, this company "Higher Power" visits the sins of ought to be able to do a goo l busi ' such men as Tilden on their own nesa. Grain :n France is only handled heads and snatches the cup from j In bags. 1 their lip) just as they have prepaied :

i to drink; but we desist, only reiterat- ! i ing Tor the benefit of the young that ' wo have no doubt that Mr. Tilden ' bitterly realizes ihe truth of the old I 1 adaffH "Honestv is the beat nolicv."

An encouraging sign of the times li the fact that duting the flrst six months of 1870 the co nmercial failures of New York City have numbered Mm Ith lUMBftM nfttl äH'lAätt. and

assets of $5,y00.346. while for hJ veD lo POtle. same period of last year the failures Secretary Sherman made

were 514. the liabilities $30 03U,7y5 and the assets $11.012,022. The re peal of the bankrupt law has had much to with this change, and yet it

Suuday night, and ftole about $100 worth of cutlery, and several dollars in small chang. A rise in the Ohio river at Pittsburgh has made the coal men kappy, by enabling them to ship about four hundred thousand bushels of that article for down river points. Additional details of the Bodle, Cal . mine explosion show that five tons of giant powder ignited at once. Twelve persons were killed and forty wounded. The cause of the explosion id unknown.

A special dispatch from Des Moines,

Iowa, says the Hon. W. H. Calkins,

a short

spe ch in Philadelphia, Monday, in reply to one complimenting him on bringing about resumption. He asserted that a year or two ago he

must be clear that the times re i thought be wai a good deal too much ! renrenentative from the Tenth ladt

gradually bettering. There is more , abuaetl by a Kr.at mHnyf uud DOW be I iina A.t,.,t - in

id praised for a great many things he j at tnat city- He was on his way to don't deserve. So be thinks he holds Colorado when takeu ill.

a pretty fair balance. He cone! ded ly saying that "resumption is now a flx-d fact, but we have got to stand by and not let demagogues and

confidence in the community, and investments are looked upon as safer than they were even so short a time as a year Rffo.

The New York Sun says, during the nast week a noveL and einKular dis-

ease has marifested iteelf among the tricksters cheat us out of what we girls employed in Lorilard's tobacco-; "Te accomplished." factory, Jersey City. On Wednes- ' j i . w rr - a in ! The key of Bismarck's present polday last, Mary Hosey, aged 19, who K j .u z . ; : icy towards the Vatican will be found ra, wnrltrr, In Ihn ti t Mil 7 , 1 fir MM-

partment, complained of a terrible pain in her side. She fell to the floor uncoascious and was carried to

' in a recent speech, in whteh he said I it was praiseworthy under certain : circumätanses to fl lit the quarrel

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her home in an ambulance seized ÜUfc lw tu" MllM51 cuv, UUfc "ucu fcua with violent convulsions, and whil- wa'8 and meaD9 PratJ tbe'these attacks lasted the combined selves of toning down the acerbity of trength of four men was required to lhe conflict without affecting the bold her. Thirty of the gills are P'dple at stake, he would not deem kk now. The xeport thut they j himself justified iu neglecting such a were at work on tobacco stored in j proffered opportunity. Iu conse New O. leans last summer, ami which Jeoce of the retirement of Dr. Falk, contained the germs of the yellow i ' Ministry of Eccleslaatical fever, created excitement. Physi- ! Affairs, the ecclesiastical laws have clans sie giving the case special beeQ enforced with caore leoi-.-ocy, ttoi. and this may ultimately have the efj Ttct of procuring a'recognition of the A special to ihe Indianapolis eceleaiftglIcj iHW8 by the Vatican. Journal says private letters from

General Grant state explicitly that The reason why the Ohio election i company will rebuild at once, while he is gratified at the tone of u 0f so much importance in the estl- I Durlng the pre9.nt month all out

h 'pumican and lnuepcnoenr journaie mation or politicians, Is the erTect In varicms farts of the United States that they believe it will hava on the rtdative to bis supposed candid cy Presidential election of 1880, aud the

The printers of the Indianapolis Journal struck Monday morning, demanding 33 cents per thousand for composition. The proprietors refused to accede to their demands, and are running the paper with other hands. The late rise in the Wabash river killed hundreds of acree of corn along its banks. In field w h re the water flowed over the tops of the stalk tba entire crop is lost, the sand and mud causing the corn to wither and die at once. As John Carman, of Auburn, Ind., entered hia barn after dark. Sunday utght, he was struck on the bead with a spade by some unknown person, cracking his skull. He is bow very low and cannot possibly recover. At Cleveland, O., Sunday, the low r mill of the Clevelaud Paper Company burned from spontaneous combustion. Three hundred hands are thrown out of work, and the loss is $40,009; iusurance, $40,500. The

for the presidency, he is nwHng to ( apiratious of certain persons who be placed lo the position is which the think they are the coming men. If drift of circumstances seems to be ! the Republicans carry the State ' forcing him. In eff -ct, he repudi- Thurman wdl be out of the way as a atee the superserviceable zeal of cer- Democratic candidate, and the Green- j tadn so-called friends who are trying back wing of the Democratic party ! to connect their fortunes with his j will have no influence in the Demo- ! own. and declares his p sitive inten- crallc national cou ention of 1880. It UM of remaining out of the country j would also embarrass the Democratic until the Presidential nomination is party and increase Sherman's! practically settled. He will visit , -nances for becoming next President. ! Austria, and probably return by way ! If the Democrats succeed it will kill j of the west coaet of South America Sherman as a possible K--publican' and Mexico. Thta puts an end to the I candidate, and uiake either Thurman proposed San Francisco reception. j or Ewing the Democratic candidate.

standing 10:40s and 5:'J0s United States bonds, which have been collected by the secretary of the treasury, become due, and settlements will have to be made. The amount of these bonds is $24ti,000,000. The orange celebrations In Ireland on the 12th parsed off with only a few cases of ahootiog and stoning. One death is reported. The authorities had taken extra precautions because of the excitement in consequence of the debate in parliament on the gov ernment's Irish (Juiversity bill. At the Wabash Narrow, a few miles apove Merom, the Wabash rose to such height as to overflow and completely carry away an eighty-acre farm of wheat Just in shock. The farmer, named Phillips, seeing all bis labor and toil swept away from be-

Tbe Indianapolis Jftm says Maine Yellow fever reappeared In Memis a chaotic State, politically speak- phis last week, and caused a big scare ing. The Republicans have suffered for a few days. Everybody that could

from Greenback defections soreiy, get away prepared to do so; but bap- j fore hU ey8' Pged in the Wabash while the Democrats hare boeo pily only a few cases of the disease i od ln dBPIr drownad blmaelf. practically swallowed by it. They were developed, and the fact was re Minnie Erhardr, aged 19 years, waa will only nominally bave a guberna I vealed that some of her citizens have cangbt in a belt and wound around a torial oaadidate. tbo bulk of their been indulging in the criminal econo- Woe abaft at the woole aal Us in SjuUi rote goteg for the Greenback eandi- ; my of living in infected houaee, or j Bend, Saturday morning, receiving date by way of a swan for members using clothing that contained yellow injuries froat which she died in tfae of tke legieiatur aad state offleers, , fe verier rns. The seeds of pestilence ' afternoon. The Tribun says that Meantime it is said the Republicans thus sown a year ago are now bear ber funeral, Sunday, waa more largely are gaining recruits from war and ing the fruits of death. This neglect attended than the fuaerai of any hard moaey Democrats. The Belfast of an imperative duty affects not oi iy young person that has previously Journal, which for years has been those persons who u e the infected ' died in South Bend, one of the ablest Democratic paper i articles, but is a monstrous wrong to A special to the later Ocean dated in Mdne,' aegoneover totheBepuiill j the whole couatry, and might result Jfew York July J5th, says: Among cans ob account of tbo 'grievous and i in appalling louaequences not to the the wheat transactions to-day was radieal mistakes made lately by the city of Memphis alooe. but every the sale or a lot of 1,000,000 bushels Democratic party." Thus it may be j Southern oity and possibly spread of No. 2 Chkeago and Milwaukee spot the Republicans will come out of tbe j the fatal disease in regions furtber wheat, to arrive soon. It will be contest saare of a party than any of ; north. It Is the duty of the author!- taken to the United Kingdom. This betn. I tie of Memphis and of every ejiy in is one of the largest lots ever export-

Washington Letter. Washington, July 11, 1879. The result of the year's work at the Treasury department is very gratifying to every Republican and lover of his country, although it is not possible to make up the conclusions with such accuracy, owing to the absence of date from distant revenue points, yet we may state that the gross receipts of the year ending June 30, last were estimated to be $274,031919, against $257,763.878 for the proceeding year, an increase of $16,271,038 made tip as follows: Customs, $7.311,795; Internal Revenue, $2,332.154; Miscellaneous, $6,027,080. Tbe receipts exceed tbe aggregate estimates presented to Congress in Dec, last by tbe Secretary of the Treasury by $9,500,000, The ordinary expenditures for tbe last fiscal year were $161,088.252, against $134,463452 during the preceeding year, an increase of $26 621 800. Tbi includes $5 .500.000 paid on account of the fisheries award, $5,500, 000 on account of pension arrearages, and $1.800.000 paid Captain Eada for improvements at the mouth of tbe Mississippi liver. Deducting those three extraordinary items, the excess of ordinary expenditures for tbe last fiscal year, compared with the year ending June 30th, 1878, was about $13.000.000 The net surplus of reve -cue over expenditures is $7.490.000. One word should be said with reference to tbe interest on tbe public debt which amounted to about 105,000.000, an increase of about $2.500,000 ow the p.cceeding jear. This temporary increase was due to the succesbful refunding operations of Secretary Sherman, by wnich all the matured 6 per cent, bonds were refunded at 4 per cent The value of Secretary Sherman's refunding operations will be -more fully appreciated at the close of tbe present fiscal year, when Its results will be made Uilly apparent for tbe first lime, and when the expenditures in the column of interest on the publlcdebt will drop from $100,000.000 per annum to $84, 000.000. Tbe Republican party may go before the country boastfully on this splendid showing, and Secretary Sherman may justly take pride in it. Tbe meanness of Democratic tac tics has been illustrated in the reports seat here from Maine, impeaching the character, as a soldier, of Daniel F. Davis, the Republican candi didate for Governor there. The assault was so bare faced a fraud and falsehood that Democrats and Greenbackers who served with Mr. Davis in tbe army haye publicly vindicated him. The desperation of the Democratic course is illustrated in these things, which confirm the belief that the Democratic-Greenback conglomeration is hopeless of success except through lying and deception aince the miserable failure of tbe extra session. In accordance with the unanimous desires expressed by Senators on both sides of the Chamber, Captain Isuac Hassett, the veteran doorkeeper of the Uuited States Senate, has been retained in that position. He was flrst appointed page in 1831 when 1'2 years of age, through the influence of the distinguished Senator from Massachusetts, Daniel Webster, and has served continually in various positions in. tne Senate Chamber to the present time a period of fortyeight years. Captain Bassett la now preparing a work which he designs publishing two years hence, on the completion of bis half century of service, containing sketches, reminiscences, and incidents of tbe members of the Senate during that long period of time, eaabracing some of the most eventful epochs known in its hiatory. There is probably no man now living at tbe National Capital who has as distinct and vivid recollections of the memmbers of that illustrous body during tbe flrst bait of tbe period mentioned as be ( mbracing among its number Webster, Clay. Calhoun, Benton, Wright. Hague, Grundy, White, Marc), Ewing, Clayton, King, Tazewell and Tyler of Va., Bell, Pierce and Woodberry, of Vew Hampshire; Holmes, Sprague and Evans, of Maine, names that have added lustre and fame to the distinguished body of which they wore enembera, and will long fill a wide space in tbe political annals of the couutry. Lao. Memphis has telegraphed the fol lowing to Hayes; "Dear Sir Can't you veto the Yellow Jaek?

Pen and Scissors.

Pork fell sixty cents a barrel In !

St. Louis, in consequence of the re

i port that the yellow fever had broken ;

out in Memphis. The Maine republicans report them selves as encouraged. They look for a return of many of those who left the party for Greeobackery. Born Brothers, of LaFayette. have contracted for thousands of bushels

j of new wheat to be delivered this I week at 95 cents per bushel. A disaster upon the lakes says the

Winona Repubiican, "was caused by too little water in the boiler and too much whiskey in the engineer. A return of Germany to the double standard stems probable, as coinage exigencies are not compatible with further sales of silver by the treasury A child fell out of a four story window on Carroll street, Cincinnati, Saturday, aud was picked up terribly frightened, but, strange to say, un hurt. It is said that Kate Cobb, now in the Connecticut state's prison for poisoning her husband, has had three offers of marriage since her incarceration. The still mall voice of Mr. Tilden's barrel of money chink, chink will be heard throughout the land from this to the day of the convention. Chicaqo Tribune. The outcry about yellow fever at Memphis is now pronounced a false alarm. Perhaps; but the six or eight victims in their graves are not assuring proofs of no danger. At Atlanta, Georgia, a new cotton mill was started the other day, which In full operation will give employment to 1,100 peraons, and will work up 19.000 bales of cotton per annum. Camp meetings seem to be growing in favor anion,- tbe people. A correspondent poeted in such matters says, "the Methodists alone will hold in tbe United States, this year, 150 camp meetings. Recently a $10 bill was received at a shop in Ithaca, across the face of which was wiitten the following: "This is tbe last of a fortune of $100 000 left me by my uncle. Beware of women and wine. Jasprr Goclp." The Illinois Slate Register gives notice that rt will oppose the passage of any bill to pay for the service of any Uuited States marshal or deputy, and tha: hundteds of other demoratio papers will do the same. L irge numbers of live cattle, horses and sheep Hre now being exported from the United States. When we get to exporting asses there will be innumerable sad partings In the flat money districts. Inter-Ocean. The number of soldiers furnished by Indiana during the war of the rebellion ia officially stated by the War Department as 197,147. Only four Ktabifs exceeded this number New York, Peunsivania, Ohio aud Illinois The intensely hot weather of the past week hae thinned out the Washington population wonderfaily. The senators, the members and nearly all the cabinet are away, as well a a ma rt'y 6f the heads of buremia and leading officials. Th- Charleston (111.) Flaindealer says that the farmers iu that vicinity have discovered a new cure for hog cholera. When the cholera appears among their animals they cook a dead one and feed it to the others, and it rarely fails to effect a cure. The secretary of the Uniud States senate ha discharged Sydny 8. Wilson, door keeper of the ladle's gal lery in the senate. Wilson loet both legB at Gettysburg, and is known as a most worthy and efficient man. His di-eharge is a piece of unprovoked partisan malice. England's remarkable demonstrations over the burial of Napoleon IV

have awakened the apprehensions of j Preach Republicans, who see in them

an intentional expression of disfavor towards republicanism In Franoe, and a sign of encouragement for the Imperialism of the Bonaparte. The Kansas City Time, a Democratic paper puts Itself on record In this way: It is now authentic history that it was by the use of n-oney that Tilden acquired the nomination In 1876, and it is now equally authen tic that he is using money with purchasable Democrats to get the nomination in lh80." The pension bureau during last year Investigated 1,485 cases, aud as a result 393 pensioners were dropped from the rolls, and the amounts paid to fifty five others were reduced. In other words, 448 persons, or over 25 per cent, of the whole number, were oommittihg frauds on the government. It is plain that that the bureau did not do its duty iu tbe first place. Programme of "Old Settlers' " Meeting to be Held at PI) month Fiuwing Well Park, July 19, 1879. 1. Music by lhe band, nt 10:30 a. m. 2. Invocation hy the Chapluin. 3. Vocal music, quarietu-n, igrceting. 4. Address by lhe President. 5. Vocal music. 6. Receptions of members anil election of officers tor the ensuing

Muwc by lue military uaud.

Oration )y Hie iloa. L)

Driving over u rough road last winter, one of my horses became suddenly very, lame a bad sprain of right ankle. Applied all the remedies I know of and those suggested by horsemen, without any benefit. The horse was entirely useless for two months, and thought him permanently disabled. Giles's Liniment Iodide Ammonia took away the lameness and restored him. Henry Livingston, Proprietor of South Side Signal, Babylon, Long Island. Giles' Pills cures Dyspepsia. Sold by G. Blaiu & Co. 30 31

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AND STILL THEY COME !

A Little Plain Talk ! It is an established fact that we arc probably the oldest

house in Marshall county now in existence. We have been here) for so many years, always studied our customer's as well as our

owu mieresr. nave marie it a point to keep the largest, b pt selected and assorted stock in he citv. and to th

prices that we have little fear that ny competitor will under-j sell us. You can always find novelties in our store that are kept' nowhere else. Is it a wonder, then that

iness that Is done in the city? From the very fact that' we have1

ot-en uxre so iodt ann nave neen increasing our business from' year to year should be sufficient evidence to our numerous I

rrienns, mat we are selling goods at POPULAR PRICES.

EVERYBODY

HUSH ES TO OUR STORE TO LEA It X

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SIR

WHICH ARE MARKED AT AND BELOW COST! ffetw kkstaadtog the advaact of Cotton Goods ! We will CLOSE OUT t HUGE BARGAINS! Our Entire Summer Stck of DRY GOODS AND

The Following are only a Few Quotations of an Immense Stock of Goods. Ladies Linen Suits 3 00. wrrth $400 Ladies Summer Skirts fjaj .. Ladies Linen Duster loo '2hi EVERY ARTICLE IN THE DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT REDUCED 25 par Cent. Notwithstanding the rise in Cotton Goods wo will sell MUSLIN, BROWN AND BLEACHED. SHEETINGS, SHIRTING, BED TICKING. COTTONADES, DENIMS, DUCKISG& TABLE LINENS, ETC., ETC. WITH JTO ADVANCE.

j . We have the most beauiif il line of Hosiery ever seen in thin mark t Ladies' and ChiMren.s stockings ki all

wjlt I snao! an-l qualities.

i-jr liaiuncgtin nose a jsprcm t.y. Our Glove Department is Replete with all the Newest Novit i es. - in - . THE BIGGEST DRIVE WE CAN GIVE YOU IS IN

At Prices la Astonish All. Follow the Rush

LOOK AT THEME REM ( TIONS: Best Tapestry Brussels - - - ;r cent liest Lowells 75 (.on(,; Best Hartford - 75 oeU. Good Ingrains from 25 to 60 cents. Com early and secure a carpet, because at these prices thy cannot hfett lonj:.

FANS

And Trade with KLOEPFER &B0FINGER. SHERIFF'S SALE. urt ir virtu of an rrd-r o aale nl h r1fp--of for''lnr' ') aioit(;iiMi i-ruol out of ihoffl,; oi the cler of th Marshall Circuit Court, to mi' iUjvHi'iI. on 11 jndjBmBt in f;ior ofHununO. B Aii' in m :m, m.,m-1 Su-.m S. Joseph ami Lwi A Joneph, I will offer tor sale at puMic auction, un Saturday. A 11x11 9th, A. I). 1S?N,

bi'twi't'ii th- hours of ten oVloi-k a. m . und

fottr o'etoall i. m. at th door cf the ciml ,houi in i'lvmouth. Matvlial eotintv, Indiana, i thi- law directs, the following described r-nl estate to-wlJ : TU pari mm aud irt tro ntory frame dwelling, and 'ot number tweity-twn ii in ' or urinal plot of the cit of Plymouth M irsJiull county. Indiana, dabj vt to m Dion -gave of one Lundrod und eighty f Mir d-'llars sriv.-n for tLe l..-net1t cf the Count) Mehool Fund itiiHte in Mm rphall county, Iudianx. to the highest bidder lor cash", without ivuar I to appraisement laws subject to redemption. t -HN V. AHTLKY. Sheriff of Marshall County. John S. Bender. plfTs at ty. SHERIFF'S SALE. 11 v virtue of an order of snio d a deciee of forelosiire of mortcitfe issued out of the office of the clerk of the Marshall Circuit Court to me dire -ted, on a judgm -nt in faur of Jacob Ib-ndi-raheit, end MHinnt Jamb Arend and Charlotte Arend. I will offer f r ale at put lie auction, on Saturday, August 9th, A. I). 1S79, between the hour of ten o' lock n. m . and four o'clock p. m . at th door of the court house. In Plymouth. Marshall county. Indiana, a the law directs, the following duacri lied real estate to-wit : 'mmenclng one hundred nnd siity-elght dftv feel wi.si of the south east corner of the north went quarter K rd soot Ion number Ihlrty-flve as). in townshli number thirty .Me tat) north, range number three i3 taat; Mi--nee est one hundred and twenty six 'l-'ß' feet, thence north six y tool feet, thence east one hundred and twenty-six IM feet, thenee south sixty (6w feet, t the place of beginning. Also, commencing forty (M) feet Kotith of the south woet corner of lot number twenty-two , m J. D. WestV addition to the town of Bremen ftanaa south sixteen (l.i feet and ten uol Inches, thence east one bunired and twenty-six (19a) feet, thence north sixteen (16- foot an I ten an) inclie-, thence west one hundred and twenty-six i iisi feet, to the place of beginning all in Um town of Bremen Ki'uate in Marsball county. Indiana, to the highest bidder for cash, without regard to appraisement laws, subject to redemi tioi. JOHN V. ASTLEY. Sheriff of Marshall Ctunty. 8amuel J. Hayes, atl'y.

And such a lot of Farts, nnd at such Piicr. nnd look at them. IT IS A IRE A 1.

Come

FANS

PARASOLS ! PARASOLS I We were always known to carry the choicest p irusols in the city, this year we out did ourselves.

Special Rates

FOR

SPECIAL ANNOUNGEiÜEUüT?ram t jars

Job Printing.

McDoaald.

9. Vocal music.

Hecess and dinner at 1230 p. m. 10. IteasM-Uibling al the stand at 1 M0 p. at 11. Musi by the nand. 12. Taast: ''Tac Pioneers of Marshall County." Hespojiae by A.C Tbotnpaon. 2nd. "Our Country and its Pro gross." Ucspoase by M L Smith, of Argos, lud. 3d, ''Our Successor ami their Trustb." Hc oiisc by Rev. ij. A Chaplin. 4tli k0v life, its Clouds and Sun shine Mny ila Kejjtuiaing Labors be Worthy of the Heritage Lett us by the Pioueers." Response by Rev. G. ft, Thayer, of Howbofi13. Music tjr the band. 14. Volnaifccr toasts. Volunteer naming respondent. I". Vocal i lusic. ll. Benediction. IT. tieereatfoa.

Sheriff's Sale 3178 By virtue of an order of mir and a decree of foreclosure of mortgage issued out of the office of trie Clerk of the Marshall Circuit Co. rt to nie directed, on a judgment in favor of Josi'iih Wcstervelt aud Charles It. CoO0W. and against Jonathan Clünder. Harriet Clünder. Ed waid It. Wheeler. Abraham Tecgar den. Henry Q. Thayer. Charles T. M Atting ly, Horace Corbtn, Hen: y Grossman- John 8lngler. Joseph Ei'-h, Caroline C. Uherman. Exec utrix of the estate of Nehetniah Sherman. Levi Lauer, Mayer Lauer and Oeorge W. Hull, I will otter for sale at public auction, on . Saturday, August 9th, A. between the hours of ten o'clcok a. m.. and four o'clock t-. iu.. at the door of the court bouse, in Plymouth. Marshall county. Indiana, as tie- law directs, tue following described rea estate, to-wit : '1V east half I of the south-east quarter ( of section number twenty-four mi. iu township number thirty three (AS) BOrtb, range one 1 east, containing eighty isoi MCI is. Also tenuoi acres off of the sotuh-w.-rt quarter of section number nineteen vis1, in township number thirty-three .i:i north, range number two i2) east: comiui-uciug forty-six t tods east of the south-west QOf-ni-r of section aumtier nineteen iHn, thenee north si.xty-rJve -.6i: rods, thence east tweuiytlve (Sil rods, thence swuth sixty fjve i& rod, tbtnou west twergy-Qve 196) rods, to the place uf beginning. Also twenty-three 1. aeres off 01 the south west quarter of hi- ijon number nineteen (IS) of surae towostiip BAM range; coiAtnenciag at tu southwest corner of section number uineiceu 1 . said townshiu and range last above named. Uimejn nona stsEvtl om rod. Hence al torty six )wi rods, thence south eighty w rods, tkence west forty-six 4f.' rods, to the place of beginning. Also, the south west juarterV of the south-went quarter ; aud the uortu-west quai ter '4 f the southwest quarter iM'. excepting the west twentytbreeiJ acres. Also, cotnmeneiuiz at the south-west corner of the c;ist bull of the south-west quarter thec eat sixtythree tm lini's, thence north to tbe northwest corner of said east half i ot the soul bwest quarter '. theuce south to the place of beginning all in section number nineteen ifl). in township tujmber thirty-three x north. raiu;e number two ii last. eBtaining tWty four and forty-seven 0110 hundredths i54 47-ioo acres nsors or less. Nltuatein HarhaJI eOUUtf, Indiana, to the highest ladder for cash, without regard te atipreisemeut laws, subje.-t to redemption. JOHN V. A8TLEV. SliarifTMnrsluill Cou ty. Horace 'orbin w loruo

As ctctj- IsssfSMI tnn is preparing for tjrt

full opening oi business, it would add prent ly lo bis convenienc and aUo to ihr appearance )f Iii SasaSSAWS il be hud some urstly printed Mitiuncry, snch ss

LETTER HEADS, BILI- HEADS, NOTE HEADS. KTAEEMEXTS.1 ENVELOPES, CARDS. TAGS, ETC.

All of the above will be printed to order. For llM information of ihose that are not aware we are ottering extra low figures on sueli woik we publish a statement 1 1 pi ices:

Letter Heads, 500

Hill Heads, o assorted sizes 2.0

" large size $2.75 and 3.25

Note IL ;nls, 500

Statements, 500 Envelopes, 500 X XX XXX

2.-XJ

2.2

I.50

2.(XJ

2.2

Husi:ic" C ards, 500 $2.00 and 3.00

All other printing at x-ery low price We furnisfc tlie sUltoiiciy ia all c-a.-cf.

Republican Jot) Oflleo, J. W. SIDEUS & CO., Erorrivtora-

Wholesale and Retail. Will Duplicate Any Pricts. THE BOSS 5 AND 20 CENT COUNTER. CRAWFORD'S City Crockery Store

CENTENNIAL

HQTOGRAPK GALLERY

EverystyleofthearT from a Gem or Thoto f raph to the finest India Ink r : f ure. exeeuted in the hifrhst artistic Hklll. Aleo eopjriDK and i-ulanrin ma1e it s(.-ialty. W have the beat of lUrht. so U.at pictures nu.y le taken in any kind of wi-Ktht-r I'i -ture tran.es kM't constantly ou hand. With our kindest r--..rv- for an alred liberal patronece. un would besiK'k a e(intinuaton of lhe sane hopinrto lie able to render perfect sAfisfee ion. both In priee and quality of work. Remember the place. Mk-higan street, n"ar Wheeler's Bank. Plymouth, fnd. TnnT7 J. P.. rOKl Ml BN.

1 DOZE II REASONS WHY lOU SHOULD Uu L'cbig's Yner i Arue Ture, In I.Kil inm I'lIIH. IK It i cotupoaudeil hy men ot long ein. - rieiH F, who know how to prepare MeSlcMr. . It rmva axt keepa cared sii kinds 01 iljruo, rtiih sari h-rrr. It n-rooM-a hiltoustie ul pn v. 1 it. 4. tt run Dvitralg-ia an 1 ti-k - lie 1 I a. It clstuMo the imrü, sini.li. no tin

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Last but by no moans Leant conies our Clothing Department, 2That 112 50 Suit is attracting widrprea l attention. We have Coats, Pants Muri Vests to flr Hoys ris rid, 4 years old, t years old, 6 years oW, 7 years oll. 8 y-arsold. y yeaie old. J ymr old, ami so on up to 2D ye-nrs. vVe reeogtnz uo competnion In BOYS'. TOUTHS' antl CHILDREN'S CLOTHING. We have 011 t aud a very elegaut line of Genta Furnishing Good, flats and Caps, Trunks, Valises, etc. The laet is we have come to the conclusion that we are fining to t-'A our ffoods, no matter wha it is, much cheaper than uny boost; in Plymouth, or in Marshall county. You will see our name in Large Utters on canvass hanging fioui our awniug.

BECKER & WOLF. f

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