Plymouth Republican, Volume 23, Number 33, Plymouth, Marshall County, 31 July 1879 — Page 2
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The Republican. . W. SIDERS, Editok.
Thi ksi y, Ji i v Mt, 1S79. Hon. John Welsh, MinUter to England, has resipned, and Gov. Hartranft is mentioned as bis probable successor.
Iu the city election at Jacksonville. Florida. Thursday, the Republican
ticket was elected by over one dred majority.
bun
Annapolis, Md which has hitherto been a Democratic city, elected a Republican Mayer, City Counselor and two-thirds of the Councilmeo. Straws show which way the wind blows. "
For the year ending June 30 there were landed at New York 99 224 immigrants. Hard times in Europe, aod the general unsettled political condition, will oause a large immigration to America the coming" yar.
Tilden will probably be the head and Uncle Jimmy Williams the tail of the Democratic ticket in 1880. Oov. Williams as a candidate for Vice President will wear broadcloth instead of "blue jans." Hon. James M . Ashley, of Ohio, formerly an ardent R publican, but who has for several years been a worker in the Democratic ranks, announces his determination to take the stump for the Republican ticket. One by one the prodigals are returning.
The National Greenback Labor party of New York has called a State Convention to meet at I tica, August 28. to nominate aState ticket. There are so many Greenback parties, that we cannot tell our readers whether this means the Ewinjr Democratic wing of the party, the Carv, Cooper wing, or "Brick" Pomeroy socialist wing. But it does not make any difference which of these factions holds a convention, our readers will see that a Greenback party no longer ex ists. The word is only associated with other names of parties to try to catch a few men who suppose that they are Greenbackera, and that there is a Greenback party in existence. The growth of postoflice receipts is a marvel. A few days ago a statement was completed at the postoflice department, showing receipts for the quarter ending March 31 last. Several months were required to make full settlement with every postoflice. etc., and quarterly statements are therefore delayed. From his balance sheet it appears that the receipts for the flr?t three months of the current year were $7.980,068 09. the largest quartet's receipts in the history of the department. This is nearly equal to the annual receipts in 1859 and in 1860. showing four fold growth. Estimating by the receipts of the first quarter of tbi year, the total will reach nearly $32.000.000, or more than double the total receipts of 1867.
e harvest in the southeast of round, and there is mourning in the disburse them, and get them more France in nearly terminated, and in , communistic nullification camp. The widely scattered than if they fell into
Brigadiers already promise to ride the hands of a few greedy heirs. less rough shod over the national A vote of the various socialistic so- ; idea next winter. cieties is reported as having been Gen. Sherman, who appreciates ed- j taken and a decision reached that la- 1 ueaticn in general, and particularly j dianapolis is to be the place of nr-et-tbat which relates to the qualities- j ing of the Socialist congress. The j tions of the soldier, has worked in ! matter was pans d upon by the In- j times past for an extension of the j dianapolis labor section Sunday, and ; facilities for suah education beyond i' was resolved to go ahead and make
the capacity of West Point, and the ready for the meeting, which will Michigan Military Academy is one of take place about the mi idle of De
i-ember and last r-n days. Two hun-
I the southwest about half finished. I The quality of the crop is reported j better than last year, but the quantiI ty, at the utmost, barely an average. I It I? estimated that not over 15.000 1 people, including all colors aud naI tionaiities. now remain in Memphis, ! and that '25,000 have fled the city 1 since the first death from yellow fever i on the 10th f this mouth. There is no longer any doubt that
i General Mile has gone out to fight j the results. The President, in nc- : the Indian and the indbtinn ri i cord.ince with law. detailed an Army
that there will be heavy fighting. He
has about 800 troops, while Sitting
We Still Continue our Clearing Sale Xhraugh the month of
AUGUST,
And offer our
SIMON BJESOELEngt,
By Telegraph.
officer as instructor there, and the Secretary of War furnished certain supplies. fjoL J. S Rogers is Super-1 intendent, and Major Cecil, of the 13th Infantry, is his chief aid. No' doubt it is a useful adjunct or step- I ping stone to West Point, and those ' who are inquiring daily relative to tbe prospect of appoint mecta at West 1 Point can accept this chance in- 1 stead. The ;outh is still unbroken in the neighbornood and is disastrous to j vegetation. If it continues much I longer the suffering will bo great I
among the rural po; ulation. Lko.
The Memphis Acalam-he attributes the outbreak, of yellow fever in that
A furious storm raged near Pittsburgh on Saturday. Twenty-five houses in Petroiia were swept away and destroyed and the line of railroad between Parkers and Kains city was submerged, bridges washed out and
culvert destroyed, and the roadbed
city not so much to the u cleanliness ; . . , Th ,
that section in many instances
barely escaped with their lives. The
Ol hUC CJiy M IU IU hue luiiy ui uinii; .
persons who refused to destroy the clothing and bedding of those who died last year. There is reason to believe that more fever germs have been preserved in this way than in any other.
The rainfall in tbe Monongabela valley aud along the Baltimore & Ohio
j railroad which skirts the Youghlo1 gheny was the heaviest known for I years. Houses, fences, outbuildings,
The yellow fever has not abated in Memphis, but good work is being done and only eight new cases were reported yesterday. No new cases are reported at New Orleanp, and the city is being thoroughly disinfected, but there are three long weary montbs yet during which the fever may be feared in the South, and the outlook is anything but hopeful.
Under existing laws the national banks are entitled sixteen millions of dollars more of circulation than they now have. National banking is free to all those who wish to engage in it, and if mora currency is needed and banks are making as much money as our Greenback friends claim, we should like for some one to tell us why three hundred new national banks are not organized im mediately. The Charleston Neva makes a full and free confession that there were frauds and outrage- committed in South Carolina to carry tbe State for the Democrats in 1876; but says a supreme necessity for doing such things existed then, that does not ex 1st now; and fears if such practices are continued the people of the State will boob be at the mercy of a set of men who will make the State not worth raving. Tbe "chickens are coming home to roost," as the abettors of the bull-dozers and murderers will jet find to their sotrow.
I lumber and other property were swept away, and many of the coal mines flooded, the miners in some of j them barely escaping drowning. In ! tbe mines near Elizabeth, tbe men
waded out through water up to their chins. Neatly all tbe railroad lines centering in Pittsburgh, with the ex ceptlon of the Pennsylvania Central, report more or less damage and con sequent delay of traffic. All the grain, potatoes, etc , in the submerged district are destroyed. Two children are reported drowned.
Dr. Luke P. Black-urn. the Democratic candidate for Governor of Kentucky, says be has done more for that State than Jesus Christ ever did. There is not an other State in the United States save Kentucky that could elect a man Governor, who would be guilty of such blasphemy; yet If Blackburn sent infected clothing to northern cities during tbe war, for the purpose of spreading yellow fever, as is charged ag inst him, and charge which be has never denied, it would seem that he is too bad a man to be elected, even in Kentucky.
The harmony that exists in the Greenback party just now is wonder ful Over in Ohio the leaders are calling each other liars, thieves, trait ors, &c. The other day "Brick" Pomeroy learned that Colonel Lee CraudallV committee at Washington was sending out circulars to Green back clubs, asking them to send iu ieir charters for revision, and 10 send fifty cents along to pay for revising &c. As "Biick" has been charging three dollars for this work, he got very augry and wrote Col. Craudal: "The impudence of you thieves at Washington in something
I beyond the comprehension of men
who are houest, but nothing new to those who understand your tricks of trade. Publication of your very contemptible trick will be made in tbe Greeuback papers of the country, 0 that the people may be warned of you and against ail such mean, contemptible, underhanded tricks that are so readily engaged in by those who have no principle." Crandall writiug from Washington, under date of July 16, says to Pomeroy: "You are entirely misinformed, every word and line of your letter is false. Tl.e whole fabrication proves you to be an unmitigated scoundrel; void of every principle of honor known to a gen tleman." If tbe Greenback leaders are half as bad as they accuse each other of being, they are a great deal worse than it would be possible for Republicans or Democrats to become.
Pen and MmmHbi The first State election this year will be held in Kentucky. August 4'h. The loss to R isia this year from
the cattle plague it is aid will reach I Curred there
21 000,1 00.
The sword of the great Napoleon is t
now carried by the Z do ngro that killed the Prince Imperial. Jt ff Davis is busily engaged writing a history of the rebellion, in which he figures as the principal hero. At the pacing race in Chicago last week, Sleepy Tom made the fastest pacing time iu tbe world a mile in 2:12. The great trial between the two fastest trotters iu the world, Rarus
and Rvpeful, took place at Chicago,'
last Thursday. Rarus won. P. E. Studebaker of South Bend, hap started a subscription to erect a stone above tbe grave of Lincoln's
mother, 17 miles from R ckport. Be gives $00. Leading physicians in Memphis arc confident the yellow fever epidemic this year will by no means equal tnat
at Chic ig', is stone-blind. Tiie fact
that he ca 1 DOt see even the ground '
h- treads on a Ids to the wonder of hii perform i nee.
Tears ago Emerson Et bridge, of
Tennessee, said that the Democratic 1 part was at that time composed of a few smart men who were leaders aod a lot of d d fools that followed them. This remark of his was brought forcibly to to our mind by reading an article said to have been written by a North township Greenbacker. Tbe man who will deny official figures and take in their stead tbe assertions ! of a knave, is a fool who cannoi know any better, and any man, who in tbe present condition of our finances clamors for "flat" money, is a knave who is "on tbe make," or belongs to that class whom Ethridge says follow
them.
The latest news from Europe 1b of disaster to the harvests from excessivs rainfall. The crop in England and the continent is light at best, but j this unreasonable weather is filling tbe minds of our friend there witb gloomy forebodings. Our farm r friends may depend upon good prices for their wheat nd other cerealsprices which, when compared with the prices of dry goods ana groceries, will be seen to be very liberal. An other item of great interest to farmers baa just occurred. A consignment of horses has been shipped to t France with perfect success, the aoi- ! uaais coming out in good shape and
Jew- of the Week Coadease4. Thedreadt d yellow fever has made its appearance at New Oi leans. Saturday morning 539 emigrants left New York City for the west. The Colorado Beetle has made its appearance in the County Cork, Irelaud. Five prisoners dug their way to liberty out of the Logaosport jail Sunday night. A fatal epidemio has appeared among tbe milch cows at and near Lincoln, Nebraska, There have been several deaths from yellow fever at the quarantine iu New York. A. T. S. Kist, Warsaw, has been appointed agent for the Quapaw agency of tbe Indian territory. Sitting Bull is receiving large ad ditioos to bis force, und is becoming insolent and demonstrative. The postoflice at K-mdailville was entered by burglars Friday night, and several dollais iu stumps aud small change taken. Disastrous floods are reported throughout Belgium, and floods in the valley of the Rbiue have caused great loss of property. For the flr9t time in our history, it is said, our export of bread stuffs has this year exceeded the export of cotton and tobacco combined. William Betts, a young man living thirteen miles east of Goshen, in La-
Bull's forces are estimated at from 3,500 to 4.000. The Ft. Wayne Sentinel has published a full page map of the city, showing all the streets and the propo8 d distribution of water pipes hroush them if they udopt a system of water works. Th estimated cost of the proposed works Is $210,000.
The Secretary of War has tele- ! graphed the president of the board of I health of Memphis iu response to apj plications that rations will only be 1 furnished to persons sick with yellow
fever or in quarantine and who can be supported in uo other way. General Butler announces bis willingness to contest again for tbe gov
! ernorsbip of Massachusetts. A c ill
has been issued inviting these favorable to the nomination of General Butler, to elct delegates to convene
at Worcester, on tbe 22d of September, for the purpose of ratifying such j a nomination, and selecting u general ! state ticket. A courier arrived at Ft. Buford, two I days out from Gen. Mi'-and reports ' tbe command in camp on Beaver j creek recuperating. All talk about I Miles being in danger of the fate of I Custer is nonsense. He has artillery j sufficient to stand them off. He is ; only in that country as a pa rol and
not as an attacking party. A steamer left Bismarck Monday witb e mmisary and grain for his command. Additional troops will also be forwarded. Washington Letter. Washinoton, July 25, 1875. The merit of Republican financiering wa never more clearly demonstrated than in tbe non partisan re ception of Secretary Sherman in Bostou the other day. Democrats vied with R-'publicans in doing honor to him, aud tbe Greenbackers must have been shamed by tiie encomiums passed up n the champion of resutup lion by eminent political associates of Thurman and Hendricks. The speech of the Democratic Mayor of Boston in view of the awkward posi lion of bis party on the financial question was most significant. He frankly gave to the Secretary credit of largely contributing by bis wise councils and skillful management, to the improvement of our various in dustlies which Ls every wh re becoru ing apparent. "We have great rea son to believe,'' he said, "that this prosperity is likely to be enduring, for we have now returned to those sound and j i-t principles of tlnunee which should govern and guide our commerc j iu tbe future,' basing our hopes upon the only solid and sure foundation upon which business can be successfully carried on upon that currency which is alone regarded by the commercitd world as sterling, a currency which is convertible, upon demand, into coin." At the same reception were tbiity B ink Presidents, Democratic and Republican, who bad taken active patt in the work of resumption and refunding, so grandly carried out by the Secretary. This fact gives color to the repoit that the Secretary will favor tiie American Banket's Association with his pres
ence at their Convention in Saratoga w,on the 6 h of August, aud, give them The fate or the striking spinners at a sketch of his financial work as well River, as well as the futile strike as bis views on the future policy to of tlie Indianapolis printers, has in it be pursued. Of course his speech at j a ie880n often told but seldom heeded Saratoga, if he makes one, would di'-j by truje organizations. A strike fer from his grand eff rt in Poitland, ; means loss to one party or the other, which is prouounced one of the best amj jD ninety nine cases out of a hunpoiitical speeches of the year, but it (ire(1 tbo lo fMg OQ U)e ,ea8t H,u.t() will be no less emphatic in iisdenun- bear it-the strikers. -Lu,7jefeJour-ciatiou of the Greeuback communists, i ni
. and iu vindication of the policy which, ;
with the aid of the financiers he will address, has revived business und improved the public credit, Ex-Congressman Haralson, of Ala.,
: has been here and was interviewed as
usual with everybody now-a-daya. He says it is a mistake to suppose ! that tbe whole Republican sentiment of the South is for Geo. Grunt for Piesident in 1880. Messrs. Blaito , Wiudom, Conklingand Sherman have many frionds, and he thinks Blaine leads the list in Alabama, lie also declares that the negro exodus has baldly begun yet, and predicts that it will start anew this fall vith a wholesale sweep not dreamed of. He says that no less than IE .000 blacks will leave the first district of Ala- ;
j bama alone. While they are eager
dred delegates will he present. A Memphis letter says that the yellow fever panic has not scared away the brewers or beer drinkers. Tbe brewery keeps on full-handed,
and sells as much as ever a circurn- '
stance thai suggests the poselbllity that the scare a not so general or strong aa if mieht b. Po-sibl3- the money mi-chi ously put into beer, might Save the peoplo from begging help of the government, if it Wi -spent for health instead of disease. Iniliaaapoli jfewt. A dise is akin to cholera is rava?irg Centerpoint. Linn count, IowaFully twenty persona have died from its eff c's within the last thirteen day?, and in equal number arr- prostrn ted by it. It is also raging in Walkf r a little town seven miles frm Cen
terpoint, several deariis having r c-
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Two Orgaa. Regelate first lbs .t"nnrh. second the liver; especially the first s a to perform their tunrtiuns peilertly M I yon will re move I least nineteen twentieth- f it 1 1 Iba Uta Hint m nutiud In heir U. In tins or any i4hcf r'imite. Hop Hitters is rhe nnlv Miin tleit will irive perieetly healthy aetata! action to these two nrgaaa. - - - ia a Harvest hands, you work bar 1 for your wages and of course you now want to know where you can buy the most goods for the least money, and we can safely recommend you to Little M ick, who we know will use you well. Crown Card ('tiiiatir. The Crown Card C mpany will open up over Wheelers It wik, Saturday, Auyu-t 1st, lt7'., with a Urge uock of Veiling Cards. It To the Ladies Mnrohall Comity.
; i will sell you na pawl a sewinc nm- 1 j chine at my Bfore in Plymouth for $M( s ( any auent will oiler you at your homes
of Inst year in severity or continuance, j ,, r $ jr or $r I will not gn out aitli Time will show whether th'eir hope is ' aane and wajpa and rbaqije you tiiteen well-founded. j o1-.'"1 wy dTars Bore lor amactfoethaa t Is worth; hut I will cive all th attach "SHaask Ton" the naalnw aaraei lataM nr.d warrant erery uarfctitc foi
r j , v that m ide the fastest time on record.
At Prices Never Before DREAMED OF. Nut withstanding the Ad vat oe on all Gocds, we shall
Sell Cheaper
Than Ever:
Do not let this Opportunity of Buying Goods Cheap ! pass you bY, But Call Eartj and Secure Bargain?
Terrible Loss of Life and Property.
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miim THE CAUSE!
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Hundreds Buried Beneath (he Ruins.
KLOEPFER & BOFINGER.
About 5 o'clock iast evening, one of the greatest Explosions that ever occurred in this Gity, took place at SIMON BECKER'S Store, corner LaPorte and Michigan stre its. It was done by one of the employes dropping a small can of Nitro Glycerine among the good?, resulting in a tremen-
Administrator'S Sale dus crash; but uvjured nothing excepting prices ;
Luy were terrioiy ma,ngiea, not one oeingieio. aua therefore I was under tiie painful necessity of
It is concede 1 in Washington thai Secretary SherniMa'n Baetan tiip I. 1 beenn"ten strike" Tr hlAtelf as wdl as the R-publii'an party. His Mendfrely predkH tbat b will be nondtia teil for I'leaideDt oext year. Cottoo is no longer king, having been dethroned 'jy wheat. Dating the deeu months ending Miy .'to I8T9, the exp jrts of wru-at fiorn i InUnited S'ate amounted to tlfeUMÖ,009. and those of eottou to f IÖU.000. 000 The K ndallville Sta'ilanl thinks Senator Voorhee will tjwad hi-t vacation among the whettt eho ks of Indiana, hunting for that "tenlble 11narc ial crash" that was to take plaee If the resumption act was not E pealed . An article In the Inter Orenn Last week claimed that the Republican party hail its birth-place iu IIUooU. This is an error. It was born iu the hearts of liberty-loving, upright, hon
est, loyal people, and there were a
good uany of them
about tbat time Northern Imlian-
ItlflM ye. ir. tr (lie sui ill um ot IWCHIJ HVv" doll lis c;i.di. I) n't lor'ft I he pi ice
G. Wm.K. AjrY Citiitd i Singer Hawiag Mariane. July:: lai Physician EwterM Mini Prescribe it. 1 Bi tore to call fr 1 1 1 1 C unburn! j
Bs trad t Ihuh 1 nnl Cttttebtf, lir Kidney liaeeeeej a ii i- m l ir a nii prc-e i u liyournet ta' tiled an I oldefl practicing i)k iduns Km .:il by Ii Tancr. : 84
Giles' L tlimePl I di le Amin uila . curve N uralata, Pap Ache, Rheum Ii h, Gout, Fi r,., F- et. Chilblains, ' Sore Throat, ElJllHriM, llr dses, and Wounds of eve y Batata in man OX miinal. The remnrka h cires thiremedy has If -cted, elasses It as one j of the most important and valuable remedies ever discovered for the cuie j
and relief of pain. W M. Giles. If Wt llroalway. M V ; Your Liniment ! lide Ammonia has eur"d uiy rifun itism. T. S. ClUUUCfl on. Tie!!, DiMebeea Oouoty, N T. Gii. Tills cure.-, Neuraliia S .Id
by Q. lilain & Co. a-2 ;id The day is pasted when ihc public ) could he bam buffed by imitations ol Sur , sH m til la. ubhoiiuh, like base coin, fre- j
i quenlly deleelid by the very conseq lein e ' of its currency, mid M nftrn nsüe 1 atrniast ' 1 the counter it lias dceicil. yet will the I perpetrators Mill pert-evere in imposing ; upon the in-wary Invalid, bv apnriour, . I recommendations saw im ijrin irv eure. I I Buy JoUiml'm' Kxtnu toj S-rmapuriM and ,
1 von will stiller no illipotuion. ror sale hy ; iu this S ate L Ta , ;;. u
In Akron, Ohio, a few days ago, a husband and wife agreed to commit suicide together, and procured and took poisou in company. The man died but the woman lived. Now here is a nut for the lawyers to crack: As suicide is self murder, was not the woman in the cane acoeasory to the murder of her husband ? Hammli & Riddle, runiug a threshing machine, report to us a great yield of wheat this ieason. Last week they threshed out one hundred and ten dushels for Win. Hoke, of Green township, from two acres tlf
We do uot Homier. We do uot wonder tbat housewives who have been accustomed to use Dr. Pi lcei Special Flavoring Extracte should turn in disgust from the trash often sold under the name of Flavor- ' in' Extracts, which stuff smells and lastet like turpentine. Dr. Price'o
Flavoring Exttacts have the taste aud odor of toe f reell fmits. Settel of .tptaint:n'nt. Kolnle No. 7H. N-t iff i befell)' raven tlist tin; mi Ifrsignr.l U ! 1. appoint)! A iuiiuitrMiir of Ii tat ot Hi-uoui ('.(irigjp, Uu- of Mrliall ouutjr, Initlaua, 4sraaa4a hakl estate la aiqpaul to lie aajhreat. UKOliOh W. OHIO IS, .cat A .1 mint trat or. Sheriff's Sale. Mai :y virtue of mi order of sale aud n de. ore of f'-reeloMiro of ii.orttfiiKo IkmikwI mil of the oftlf) o; the Clerk of I he Marshall Clreuit Ooart. t- ni dlreclgd. on a nnlKUient In favor of Orlando M Pa. kard, Bacelvi r of Um I'm ijential H"ii.'(l! As. .. la' on of I-uliana. anl u:ain-a William Ja !) . I will offer fur bale at public au-t!un, on
IFetlee is hereof iriven civen that thp uiidiTslKUeiJ, iUlnillltMlMlur oi tho etute of ( rjfe Helsel, Ueeeascil. will sell at pMo I auction. Mt the late residenei; of i-aid doCO dent, in V nhiut towiiHlih, Murshull county, Indiana. onu-Ioarth Itllw south of Arifott. ou Saturday. August 16 . 1 A D 1879 the personal lro;ertv of Hllid leceier t . 'X cep such ai licles . - ,ir.- all ov-d the rlda consUtlna el horses, cattle, boss. mwar, r. aier. wheat, driil. horws rak.-. hwaaaf. farm .11 tools, and many article too tedious to m-tition Tttlt.MS OF SAlJi. Sumsof 3.0.1 and nn I'T. ca-h ; ou all smas over 4M acrodil ol twel ve month swill heaiven, pureliasor fi note with approved security, vv.iivint; uiiia tlon an aparrtneamat laws notes to drw interest at the rate of r iht cent. Xo propnr ty to he removed until i-rais arc complied wilh J03EPB nuv.vN. new Adin.niu.vtor. SHERIFF'S SALE. S'77 By virtue pf an order of ale aod a daenx of forcr-loiirK o IlinitUaKe uea out of th ofttoM 'i tie- .-lor of in. MarsluUl Co -ui: Colirt, to BM dir. ct.'d on a judgment in ftuoi ofrtusan' IJ Allem 0 and airaii'-i Musao S. JoRcph and Iwbt A Juobiib I will offer foi sale at aebii nii'Oion. un Sutiinliiy. Aiuiiit 9th? A. D. is;), between fho bourn of hn o'eloHk a m. and four o'clock p. m.. nt Iba d. r if the court house, in PI. mouth. Marshall countv, Indintia. a the law dimots, tin- fu lowing descril. eil real estate 0 wit : The part one and purl two story frame dWOlliUg. and Ol nu'uiber tWelitj-tWo CJ.'I ill the original plot of the -it .f I'l m nth M m shall cunt y. Iniliaua. NMije! to a ni.-r K-oi'- of (HID I undred i".J eighty f Bf d ll.n (JlHiim-. given foi tlu lienvOl ( t lie County Behool Fund Itaatala H:irshail eoannr. ImMana, tn the hiKhent ludilcr lor ,sh, without rnnirtl to appraisenient luws HiihjetM to redeiuctioti. J HS V. ASTI.I V. Hhcriff of Mar-hall County.
John S. Jlender. pill at ty. SHERIFF'S SALE. By irtue of an execution issued out of the ofllcc uf the ch-rk of the Marshall Uli call
Court, to uiu directed, on a judgment in fav
of Stcplo-tl K. tic"e. and BC'lIn it tte.itKC H. Shoemaker. I w.ll ffer Kr sale at p ;blic auit'on. ua km, iupii IS, ü. 1 1273, between tic hoar-of ten o'e!o.-k n. in., and four o clock p. 1:1., m the d I ;u ewint house, in the city of Plymonth, Marshall . .. uni y. Indiana, us the law ilirccta. the la tercst of tit orae II. Hhoeataker, h heir at law. In the following daaertOud real estate, to- wit: The south one hundred CM 1 acres if the north east quarter ''v of secti n number thirty iao;, in IomiisIiIo number thirty-three tat) north, raaee number two tt) .-nst. Also, the west tweuiy-ihrce Xi)acrea of th rootn half IS) ol the south-west fjQurter (V) of socti ai Banber idneo-.-u kVjk iu township number Uni i -three (S3) uor h. ranao number two (2) euat. Alao. lot uuinbcr six d. hi aeclioB number twenty nine i.y, lowa.abifi numtr thirty -three ui north rani-'w number two . 'i Hst. forty one und ninety-eight one-:iuiidr-dtli 41 as lie acres. Also, tl.e South nine c.o aci es of lot number five S). ia nee! ion iiumt.er twenty-nine cio, township number thirty-three i-i.i north. rane number two iti ast. AI-., the West hiver iot ntimt er Heven '7'. In section nnmlT teetit; -niuiM.y., lovvu dp number lh:n-thcc cia north, railu' BUBlbei 'Wo It) . a-t; and lot number emht oo.m siviiou number twentyBine IJI). township number thirty-llin e (33) north, noufe number two ta) east, forty two and forty-six " 10 acres. .Situate In aTarahnll oimty. tudiana. fothf bis beat Bidder for cash, without regard to appraisement laws, subjc t to red.'inptlon. Julis V ASI'l.Ki. Sheriff of Marshall County. J. 8. bender, pill's atty. Sheriff's Sale
Marking DOWN!
My Entire Stock of
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, Boots and Shoes!
My Goods are nil New, are not old Style, are not shelf-worn, and will foe sold at Prices as Low as anybody may quote them to you. s r r.Tt-r..:! I ill not .;i-e y m Bot BAITS ou onf? or two nrti It s aitli Ihe rKpeHa-, 'itin of uaklnif v" P; l"f ! "i orrluh r lioo4is I will Meli you Conis at Ho p oi I r -es. ;t doesn't realtor how much or how little jrou want. CmI', bi d be coeviucaaj t Ml my a-s tti uis ate :tuc, SIMON BECKER - Cor. Laprrte and Michigan Stc et1
BEOliBH WOLF.
SlTiiSPEISE
DEVLIN" & CO., Of Bros d jj ay, New York City; Have i nten d into arraDgetiVuts wtfu Srlhl. w BECÜB k WOLF! v j ATA n nrr f 1 a tt By which the Citizens of Plymouth aoi 3trwundfri; eeanUy can a a tin ir
Clotliiiig
lade to Order!
befwewn the hnuTN of ten ' lock a. in., ami four o'clock i i... at tha dortf of the eouit tu n, ia riyiuonth, MarHhnll um , Imli- . . . ,. t .... ii . . ,L m II 1 ... IL.
a., i ...w i., .u n ii' una. a-ue-law iirei-is, ue-nMiuwinn ui'M-rio-ty rive bushels to the arr: For in. Hteel mm. Iu all Oliver, same township, they threshed Lot Baaibajr Hfty -one (Ml aa1 ht aaaibei 4. , . , , I MftV-tW'i (Hi 111 lllO town of III depended' -e. one thousand bushels in one day M.u -h nl eoaatr. aad State of ludtaaa (bow f. ... , ... tm , m- - - - - ... , a part f t h- en v ! PI vag ulh , us laid out rrom twentj -four acres. Äouft Htnd rtntted By le'.ia Goul. June 3Sth. istt. Herald. i Si'uate in Mursliall "uiint Iiuli inn, tu ÜM highem tiililr for p-h. without regard to
The story is told that Longfeil-jw i a''''r,Us"l"u" '' ; " Asri'W '""
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Hlierlff f M.ohali t'l.untv.
A. O. Packar.i. plfTs atty
Sheriff's Sale.
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ffoiaffoffat biffh Drices. on sieht.
Horsea are already scarce and high I KraD mty, was fatally injured aaitnoared with the aunr.lv a few 8WI evening iy fulling from a
years back, and this experiment will
aead tbtum bibber. It will be our
tree.
pleasant duty, aa a people, to supply these belligerent fellows across tbe water with cavalry horses at good market prlcce.
Wednesday of last week, while threshing wheat, Jacob Hay, of Goshea, had a gold watch and chain stolen by a tramp. Value of watch un 1 cl uiu f 2W.
to gn away, they would remaiu at
home could they be sure of fair treat- and Fields were making a short ped-
ment. ; estraiu tour noma few years ago. The Oreenbaek Democrats are when to their surprise .in angry bull frantic over the outlook. The im- stood in their D-tthwnv. evident Iv i-
j proving condition of commercial af- ' tending to demolish both poet and
I fairs gives them no hope of appealing publisher. "I think." said Field Äy vll?' aa erder el sale and a decree i . of foreeloeurrt of atortaiuie lHtaid out of tlie 1 to the elasses who are usually ready ' that it will be prudent to piye this uf be elerk of tlw Marshall Circuit ,,. , . i it , .... Court, to me Uirei-teil. on a judgment in favor In l im I ih Mnru ii'ni j w i..i rhliiira ui.. Te V e W.T a V l ie tiiuri'l n " .- " re- .f Will,
tending backward. The news from I'Hed the poet, "it appears to be a dls- I sa"d5wio 0! 1 ' fr
all quarters is discouraging to them, puted passage. Ewing comi'8 here from Ohio to get j "What is law for?" aks the amiable comfort, and has to satisfy himself Indianapolis News. The holt-Aod-with empty boasting about his owb ! ing Inter-Ocean replies : The oliject hopeless cause. The better part of of making laws seems two fold. One the men who went off last year, in is to make them so wise aud profound Maine are disappointed in the failure that it takes a multitude of lawyers of Greenback predictions, and have and judges to explain what th.-y
lost faith in the parly which has fed moan; and a seco id and more lap ; them on empty promises. Tiie skies taut one is to make d. lay.s in settling ;aru brighter for the H publicans all ( valuable est.itto ao that lawyers 0U
Saturday, August IS, A. 1 1379, between the liom.H of ten o'idof k a. m.. and laar o'clock p. m..at im door of th gati house, in l'lymo ith, Marshall OOBOty, IiidiAlia. a th law dire.-t-, he followincde.-ci ilieil r.-ul estate, to- v it : Tim w at liaif S, ' of tl.e south-west quarter (li'of section nuinher twent v-tl.r" ri in towaehip namber thirty Ave jo) north, rtngu nuinl" r one 1 1 1 cast. Situ iti in Mar i oili . ouatj Indiana, to tlta hlithe-it butder f t CMfth, wtthoai r r;vr 1 to aipiaiM.iueiil la vs, suhj'- ! redeiniiti i. JOHN V. ASTI.EY. KherlfT of Marshall tutit . . W D Uos.s. pi fs all y.
...c i Hy virtue of an order of l BJC and a deores of loleeloaureof lUortiare IhsiiimI m f tho oflh-.j of the t'ler of Un- Marshall i'ir-o.r ('o. rt. tome lilrseted ob m lailaaseal in t.ior of Joseph Vest, r elt sBtl BSriee It. t oair. and mraiufit Joiia'lmii Ouaderi Harriet Uuh lur. Edwaid U. Wbealer. AbraUaai iWsrar den. Henry O. Thayer, hartes 1'. Mattinaly, Hörspe oi hin, Hen: Qr jcainas- John Hinc l-r. Joaapn Kl Ii. t'aroliii" ('. Shennan Esce utrix uf the estniu of Nehi noah Shcriiiun. I.t-vi Lauer, Mayer I.aner and tb-orye V. Hull. I will Offer for Mile at pubhe auction, oa Saturday, Aumist 9th, A. hetween the hours of ten o'eU-ok a. m . and four o'clock p. Bi., at the door of the court house, in Plymouth. Murshidl enmity Indiana, a- Hi" law diraeU, rue foltowiaa dcaerib ed real "state, to-vit : Tii'j eat half t ' ol the SOBtb-CSSl ipiarter (!i of Heetlon BUBiuor twBatjr-fottr ISI, in toMiiship Bamber tluriy-tin.-e l3J aorffla, runt:' out 1' ensi, eontainiiuj eiabt) fsoj Seien. Also tenuo Si'res otT of Ilm toutbwri't qaarter of nactloii numiwr aiuoteeu la towDSRlp niimlx-r thirty ihrer :ro north. raafB number two W) uist; eouiiueiu iii lorty-si. i-.i toils east of the south-west trortier f Mfftioii niimlxT nineteen dsn. thonei north sl.t y live IBS) rods. iheBCC east iwentyllvo cji' rods, thenre oiith sixty Ave urn rods, tuenc. west leiity-fie M) n-us. to
th'pia-eof n.-uniniiiR. Also twent y-thr-e . secea eS of the itoatk west iiartT of Seclton numher nineteen (19) of same tuwsfthip and rautfo ; t'oiitineiieini; :it tin- soiiii:-wo-t corner of sectloa number nineteen i isl said loWasaiB anil raiiffe last at Hive named, thence nordi chxatv rods, thenee cael brty six VWl rods. 1 1n-nee south Plenty Hie rods, thenre west forty -ix pjsj rods, to tOC plaee ot bealnBlBa. Als, the south west iiui.rteriv of the souih-west (luarter ai.d the north-west uuai l-r '41 of UM souih-we-t inurtei 1 '4 . e -e.tiiur t' e w.-st twenty-thri'.- -.. 1 re-. Also, eoauneucing ut tho sonth-wesi comer of it ast half ts) of the soiitli-v.'-Hi uarier j . theii--e et hixtvthree (31 links, u.ei.ee no -th to the northwest enmer of saiU vaMhali ' 1 of the souih West quarter 1 '.i'. tile soulh to the i.!
oi neiTitiiiinu -nil ir. sectum numher
teen U'.o, in township numher thirty
i:rn north rnntfe numt.er tv-o i.'i e.i t. inininu nf'y-four and forty seven oiuj
re I'hi 154 17-ton) a."re moie or h ss. H tu ite in Marihnli eouiry. Indiana, fo h I IfC i-t rmWer for, eash, wilhonl reiinl te 1 m 'aisuuienl laws, mibjeel tn redeail'ioii.
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At l'KK ES ABOUT THJE SWK AS CHASGED FOR READY MADE POODS. and as for be St K Fit .mil Worknianship, the name ol "DEVLIN" 1- a sunVicnt guarantee. The following gives full particulars: DEVLIN & CO., Broadway and Warren 8t.. NEW YOKE, July 23. IH19
MESSRS BECKER & WOLF, n-jmouth, 1ml -
DLA i: BIBS; W bav r lv d a letter from Mr. Webster, stating that He he made an nie tn. nts with you to take orders for custom work by r sample f. t us. We are pleased to confirm bis action, feeling hilly assured tiiat 3 ou w ill btiild up a sub-tantial custom "order business in your plaee. This branch of our busrnees has assumed lurge proportions, a..d we are givinc it spec ial attention. We are no v preparing our samples for the fall, t. he nady early in August, and as soon as wo possibly oan will forward them to yoo, together with rash! m plates, order bla'njkfi envelopes, &c. o.n tawples rereeeal an uauenaliy oholoe variety of foreign and d unes-li.-VooleM, sup.-ii r to any of previous season -. aid sorely ciu not fail to please your customers. We anticipate a large trade this fall, and hope you may have your full sbare. Witb cur best withes, we aro .si Yotiis V.ty Truly. DEVLIN A CI . Samples will be Ready and Measures Taken about Aug. 10th. Goods Delivered Ten Days froni date of order. BECKER & WOLF, We continue to sell our Large Stock of Dry Goods and Notions 1 1 Exceedingly Low Prices. BECKER & WOLF, East Side Michigan Street.