Plymouth Republican, Volume 23, Number 33, Plymouth, Marshall County, 31 July 1879 — Page 3

The Republican. TllURSrAYJuLV 31st, 1S79. CITY AND COUNT. The new National Bank la beginDiag to loom up. E-q. Mo re has removed bis office to his residence southeast of Ihe iron bridge. The new steps at the Methodist church will be appreciated by the public. O. H. Patterson, son of T. J. Patterson, who has been quite k-k for everal days is convalescing. Sr. John J. Stark, of L ifayette, Ind., has charge of the dry goods department of Little Mack'd store. Mrs. E nanuel Camp, of Arqoa, was taken to the insane asylum, a' I'idianapDlis, lagt week by Sheriff Atl?y. The farmers of Union township are making pieparations for a grand township fair at Yellow River Grange September 27th. The publisher of the Bourbon Mirror and his wife have been ou an editorial excursion to Michigan and report a good time. Collator Moon, of Warsaw, visited the Bently huckleberry m ir?h or "Stamping Ground, Tuesday, in the interest of Uuncle Sam. Rev. Q. H. Thayer's sermons at the M. E. Church Sunday were able, lole. argumenM v.. and highly edifying to those that attended. We are indebted to W. H Afdaf fer, one of our new subscribers, for a copy of the Gratiot (Michigan) Jour niL It is a aeat, spicy paper. Messrs. Sertenright and ScofiVld are meeting with much encourage meat In their efforts to have a (rood fair in Marshall county this fail. Warm days and cool nights, no body feeling well, and sickness predicted by many unless we have a good rain and a change of weather soon. Miss Belle Becker, of Fort Wayne, It vbl'ing Mrs. E Bicker, of this city. She and Mrs B. Wolt are going to start on an E tstern trip Friday night. The Marshall county fair will be held at the Plymouth fair grounds O -tober 2, 3, and 4. The fair will undoubtedly be the tb best ever bekl in the county. George Hoflfer, residing four mibs north east of Plymouth, will sell his personal property at public s tie to m rrow. He is guiug to Wisconsin. ( Our j b press has made more than fifty thousani inpresslous in the last t 0 week-. Bring on your work; this is the place to get all kinds of printing done neatly and cheaply. John M jeller celebrated bi- 32nd birthday in stjle yesterday. It was a!aq the birtbday of his little soa.

We understand the Reformed social at the residence of Jonathan Brown, last Thursday evening was a very enjoyable affair, and the refreshments, furnished by Mark Jacoby, were such as would tickle the palate of the most fastidious. The Episcopal church has cushioned seats now, which are verv comfortable to set upon, and are, in their way, a great impromement to the church, but we would suggest, for the comforts of its attendants, that a foot or more be supplied to the backs of the scats. We have a lettej from Walter Piper, who came from Illinois with us and helped run The Republican for eight months. He Is in the Leduer office at Fairfield, Iowa. He writes that he is feeling well and doing well. We sh til publish his description of the State, its people, crops, politics, etc., next week. D. S. Conger, one of the old settlers, who by hard work has obtained a competency, made us a pleasant call Saturday. Mr. Conger Is still active and energetic, and will do three times the work that can be got out of those fe lows that always claim to be out of employment because there is no work to do. Thr Rkfublicax has no ready printed or plate outside. You always find good reading and something no on every page. We would call attention this week to "Life in Memphis," "Voorhees and ;he Soldiers," "ShermauV Opinion of National Bauka" and other good articles on the first page, and "Fraud Proved by Figures" on the fourth page. Somebody telegraphed from Rochester to the Indianapolis Journal last Thursday that Mj r Bitter-, editor of the Sjy, had b ti egged and horse-wbipped by an indignant widow named Loucke. Bitiers says, "tbepersou who sent the telegraph is a black mailer and a liar," but it is evident that some of the women down there are not "very sweet" towards the Major. A subscriber aks the IndiaoapoJournal if there is any process by which rancH butter can be made sweet, and is told that the rancid taste cannot be wholly removed but th it by boiliug the butter and carefully removing the scum which arises it can be very much Improved. Auothr process is to wash it in a weak brine of pure salt, but the first method is probably the best Mr. and Mrs. C. T. Mat; ingly have returned from their visit to Iowa, and report a pi -ttsant time, nlc country and people out there. They c, tunback via M tdison. Wis., and Geneva Like. Mr. Mittlugly attended the R -publican convention and celebration of the 25 b tirtblay of the Republican party at Madison Heard Garfield, Chandler nd other eloquent

speakers, and is satisfied that Repub j licanisui in Wisconsin is booming. i TbeMcD -maid. Dicksons.Thoinp sons, and their children, grand chil

speeches instead of selling liquors, before the week was ended. We told him we would mention the matter, and

Money Found. Scevolia Willard found a small amount of money on the streets

really we do not know of anything 1 Tuesday. The owner can have it by better that the great camp meeting j paying expends of advertising &c.

could do than to come to Plymouth

j(YV

for a few days.

MM ELMS. NY DON A 1.0.

Moutana. Friends dropped in during Jren and relatives generally hol 1 a

the evening and ma te them a number of present. It is said that a man is traveling through the county selling blueing, aud taking the naues of ail those who have driven well. Many people are getting excited and he will have to te a little careful In future. J M M isters and J. W. Gerrard.

of In wood, are among the callers that have left us substantial encouragement ihia week. The REPmucis withes them all the happiuess such noble fellows deserve. D. L. Dickenson, Alderman of the TnUd Waid, one if the best Republicans and best business men la the county, gave us something this week to help pay the boys, because bis subscrip'ion had expired. John Baxter, of North township, one of the fifty staunch Republicans who did net veto the Greenback ticket in that township last fall, made us a pleasant call Tuesday aud paid for Thb Republican another year. The South Bend Tribune says: "Hon. H. O. Thayer, of Plymouth, is frequently mentioned as Republican candidate for Congress in this District." The Tribune might have added, we think, "he will be nominated and elected." There are a cumber of teachers In town attending the Normal School. Judging from the appearance of those - we have seen, .Marshall county can produce as fine looking, intelligent a corps of teachers as any county in the State. There are, we know, many happy men in Plymouth, and many who feel proud of their wealth. Intelligence, influence 01 something else; but the happiest and proudest man among them all this week is a printer named Daniel B. Langenbaugh. It's a boy. J. M. O'Blenls, one of the good teachers attending the Normal School, dropped in and paid his subscription Saturday. If every teacher in the county would invest a dollar or two for Thb Republican they would find that they were richer in the end. W. F. New ho use, one of the best Republicans in Green township called and paid bis subscription yesterday. While all our subscribers are doing well by s we should be pleased to have any that are in arrears drop in and pay us while hauling in their wheat. A large number of Plymouthites are rusticating at Maxenkuckee this we-'k, Mijor Cooper has left town and everything is so quiet that but for the immense loads of wheat coming to town and the smiling faoe&of the farmers and merchants over the prospect of good times, it would be decidedly dull.

grand reunion pic nie uear the L tke i View Club House, Maxenkuckce, Saturday. About fifty families were rep resented by over two hundred mem bers. They are among the oldest ' settlers of the county, renowned for

tiin-io and Intelligence, aud the npechea, songs and essays were of

1 course Wood, anl they ha I a stood

time generally. Tbe Midbnwaka Enterprise says: "There seems to be a geuerai growing impression up in this portion of our Congressional District, that Henry

G. Thayer, of Marshall county, la the man whom the Republicans waut for their next Representative. If it is possible to elect a Republican in tuis District ntxt year, Mr. Thayer is the man to iosure the biggest vote. His own county is heavily Democratic, but it is claimed that he could r ly upon a majority of ali the votes cast, were he nomiuated." The schools will open on Monday, September 8th, 1879, with the followiug corps of teachers- High School, Miss E. J. Clark, Albion. Mich.; Room B , Miss E. Blair, Albion. Mich.; R otn C, Mi ;s Jennie Chase, T cumseh, Mich.; Room D., Charles S. Sutphen, Plymouth; Room E., Miss Emma Voreis, Marlon, Ind.; Room F., Miss Louis" Hopkins, Spring Lake, Mich.; R)om O , Miss Mary Dupuy, Joliet, III.; Room H . Miss M. M. Qiven, Chicago; Room I., Miss F. I. Poitmesa, P ymouth. Pupils of grades below the High School, will be in attendance on Monday, Sept. 8tb, at any time between 8 and 10 a. m. High School pupilä will be in attendance on Friday, Sept. 12 th, at 2 p. m. Tbe temperance camp meeting at LaPorte baa not been so largely attended as was expected. The managers neglected to start it off with a "boom;" but some of tbe finest temperance lecturers of tbe world are there, and tbe attendance should be large. An old citizan suggested to us the other day that if tbe meeting would adjouru to the fair grounds in Plymouth for a week during tbe begiuuiug of August, that he believed they oould give it a send off for tbe remainder of the time that it could get in no other way. He said there were hundreds in Marshall county who might be benefitted by attending the meeting who would not think of going to LaPorte. Our flowing well would furnish pu rewater for a hundred thousand temperance people, while tbe saloon men would agree to sell three glasses of beer for a dime, or three glasses of whisky for twentyfive cents and run the risk of being converted from the error of their ways by tbe temperance speeches, and possibly sDme of them might be

A. J. Uucapher, of Grovertown. is b lying wheat here. We have an excellent Sabbath school at the church. Mrs. Goodell and Mr?. Lcarman are on the sick list. G H. Short has moved the postoffice back to bis dwelling. Dr. Hoag, of Knox, will locate here for the practice of medicine. Peter Disher has traded his farm to L. B. May for his stock of goods George Butler Is doing the threshing in the neighborhood, with u btan new engine aud separator. The fourth quarter! meeting of the Weslayan church will be held at this place, beginning on the 9ih of August;. Sam Thaxton has just received several hundred dollars back pension, and is making preparations to build a fine new house. Sol. Ullery had fifty dollars stolen from his valise last week. It was money that he bad accumulated by hard lal -r and laid away for future use. Miss Louisa Humphrey, one of Starke county's best teachers for the past three years, has cksed her school at Davis Station and come here to live with her mother. MuTtiüST. OBA PHO NOBIS.

Dr. Wilson is limping around with a sore ankle, arising from an old sprain. Johu O'Brien, telegraph operator at South Chicago, is at home this week. Little Mack don't ask fancy prices for Hoots and Shoes.

Oii.mmi or the Oven. A biscuit made with Dr. i't ice's Cream Raking Powder is ceitainly tbe queen of the oven. So light, white and enjoyable! After break fasting on bbonltl made with Dr. Price's Cream Baking Powder, whut man .would contemplate suicide, or nimble because his wife asked him for money?

We should remark he was alive, and is creatine mor Moitmr

MAN S FRIEND IS HBÄE: We" they

may, for the POOR

Brain Wasters Clergymen, lawyers, physicians, orator-, and all classes of brain work ets will find the use of Pr. Price's Floral Bicties Cologne gratefully refreshing. The handkerchief wetted in it and applied to the face occasionally, will pleas ttao sense of smell, prove a stimulus to the circulation, inducing to vigorous act ion.

The

BUST

ED!

Mrs. Durr has the typhoid fever. Tili township will vote on the railroal question again next Saturday, August 2d Misn Elizabeth Duddleson contemplates commencing a subscription school here ne 1 1 M 'i! i Wheal threshing Is progressing rapidly The VbaH is of e.clli:nl tpuliiy and the ytsM is unusually large. Multiply ami replenish the earth U a di vine inj nac ion, ml t'r this reason yon may look tor a wedding in the liurr Oat Flat noon. Q W. Yooreii has purchased tin.1 home of Mrs Bohwel), nntl ski that af Dr. N rla man, the Dr going to the place that Geo. Voreis vacates. The Plymouth club illuminated this pine: Friday iiie'hl w i, h a atMBttfoatiflfl bcu tire. I'll Maruiout bam! went aboard Capt Uoswell's hiit ami sailed to the e t Mile of the lake, discoursing sweet umdc on the way. We were unable to ruteml the ohl et Icrs pic nic ot this township, which was hwld in l)r Durr's jrrove last Saturday, hence cannot report results; presume however they had a goo,l time, especially sailing on the lake, w hich appears to be the delight of all. Kxirlenlly something gave way in Plymouth yesterd y morning, lor by v' , o'clock there wer: eint '.wo h ttwt loads here, sad a Jolly time they h id. Captain John lloj.w.11 was kept at sea all day with his boat loaded do a 11 ta the very run a ale Not a b at of any UcM-ription ras idle. WALKES fifS. at st iam. Oats in this locality are h irrestcd and the crop is lieavy Huoklelienies are on the wane and South OMcsgU U fa ling away. A hont :.0JJ bSMbSfa of wheat rr day at cents represents the present condi lion of the Walkerton wheat market. The "Huckk.lH.'rTy QimM is in dur ance vile for contempt af c :irt. Can the Judge of a cirt-nit cart attach parties outside the leirito i d boundaries of hicireuil The iu ivetMcnt of theci bWM of St. Joe. Stark and Marshall to secure law and rd 1 on the marshes near BCN meets the hearty approval ol the citizens of Walker lou and surrounding country, as gambling, selling aid drinking lightning whisky, and fighting and raising the associations of hell generally ate always carried on to a feirful extent at the ephemeral ( its that springs up every year during the buckle berry season, where a majority ol the pickers congreirute, but the writer lor the South Head AftSSsr. who stated that there were 50!) prostitutes at the hueklts berry citv, should go to Louisiana, where his talents would be apprec ated, for at no time during t!ie sei. son would it have been

possible to have found two dozen such characters on the m irshes.

Did you see those All Wool Cassimere Pants at Little Mack's for 2 50? if not, go there at once and see the biggest bargain you ever saw. In call rir attention to Johnnton Srit JStfrfRs, we ate confident that We arwdntag a MTVice to all who miv la-afflicted with Scrofula and other disorders originating in impurity of tbe blood, or with kindicd ti rnis of local disease. We hsve sjawwa instances within the sphere of our local acquaintance, where tire mnst fonnidnblc dfatSSSpstl have lieen cured lv .1 ohnslon's Sarsaparilla. For sale ty L. Tanner. 34 34 Drt Goops have now taken a tumble. Cotton and Woolen Goods are going down, not up, at Little Mack's

LITTLE

Is showing up

the true inwardness of business.

the old fogy style of doing

100 Per Cenl. PROFIT PLAYED OUT ! 1 Tfcf People Rejoice, for HOSEST PRICES, WITHOUT HflMBITfl ou ri.i i.'iTiov ... .it the Immense Store of LITTLE MACK, at the old 1M 1.PT10N, can new be found

Attend George HoftWa dale tomorrow, heM ut hia residence, about four miles northeast of Plymouth. It may hp prorl'able to ftonie, as bo has

4 .i'e a large etde. For a nobby Hat go to Little M.ick

Grocery Stand

Tkvs of thou, tods ore Buffeting toilay from Kidney complaint without knowing wh.tt it is th.tt inuka them feel depressed an miserable. Days Km sky Pad, is the remedy that will remove the cause of your sufferings. For sale by L. T.inn-r. IM Kur Trade. A n-'w Top Boggy, one of Studeb ikei's best, for Platform Spring or Thre Sprint Open Wngon. Euqui'e of 8 L. McKelvy & Co. PiticK Goods now at Little Mack'p.

UUWn

of N. S. WOODWARD ! DID YOU SEE THOSE

1 Casw

S3 dÜtH

$2.50

Try it, II ( are You. If yu nro IraoMrd wiih it l.nrm BWclt, Gravel, LeuchorrlnHM, Nn Hcteiuiun m Incontinence of L'tine, IuriniiiMion or I I GfUSlltm affin Hlmlih-r nnd Kidney, or Liver Complaint, try llill Cr-mponntl BattSCt ot haHm nnd Cnheb. It will ( nre you. For Mile by L TmNBST. Ifl ''

LITTLE MACK Showed up 'last SATURDAY for

Wasn't (hey lieiu l-Itreukers to H1gfcPrfeed KerctJMfa .' DID YOU SEE THE CROWD PoiiriiKC in and ont of Little Mack's Store, imrcliasins MIX GOODS. CLOTHIM.', BOOTS and SHOES, and ?temiP!Sr .hVm Hl.NU t'LOTHIEK had a-ah. concindod lo make I I.vinoiilh his home. LlriLK MACK is hero to protect yon. Patronize him, for he is (he ONLY ORIG INAL POOR MAN'S FRIEND, PYMOUTH, INDIANA.

AUOa, BT WIK) SEHT. Weather wurm. Harraal ovtr. John Kucker is in the twuntv and pen sion bu.-.ncs bucces!, John. Prank says he wonKl like so well to provide for a f.imily nd "..ich." Tiirehing wheat and children and sometimes adults, is the custom now. 81. J. Holly nnd family and C. M Townseml ami family li id a pleasant Ifta to Yeilow Kiver hist IsMaSjk C. M. T. killed a reptile and lost his little popgun. Splinters from Starke. Wheat harvest is now over, and the yield is unusually larye. Corn looks well. Cholera infantum, cholera morbus A:i .. ham caused some death,- among children recently. The recent meeting of the Starke county Medical Society at North Jndsaa, was uti usually interesting. Kvsays were read hy Dr. Thompson, Olozchrook, ltaa and Hoag. Hammer, Looml?, Martin and other evangelists, have leen holding a revival meeting at Knox for several weeks. They an' achieving success, ond apparently do ing much good. Elder Martin baptized eleven converts S.uulny, July 13th. Scutum. kk.

Tbere will be a griiiig fnlr Sept. ! 27. 1879, at or uear the hull of Yellow Hiv. r (trance N ). 15, in Union township, Marshall county. Ind., fn-e to all. B. Adamhon, Sec. jull7t03e 27 The best stock or Boot and Shore In the city, at Littl Mack's. I Giles' Lloiment lo.liil- Amtmnii c ir s NViiralgiH. LSMM Aoh-, RhUtnutism, Oout, Frosted Fett, Chil- ' btaias, Sore Throat, Erysipelas. BruUes, and Wouoos of eyery nnture 1 in man or auitnal. The remarkable cures this remedy baa effected clashes ir hs one of iho oaoai Important I and valuable remedies ewr discovered for the cure mid relief of pain. From oyer exeri Ion, I contracted a , pain acro.-s my loins. My aufferiutfs were intense. One bottle of Giles ! Liniment Iodide Ammonia cured ine. 1 T. B. HoOn. Conductor N. Y. aavd Nw Haven R. Ii (ides' Pills cures Suppression. Sold by O. Blalu & Co. H M

SHERIFF'S SALE. Sheriff s Sale. SUPPORT HOME industries

QY USINC THE IMPROVED

271 By virtue 1 1 an exeeotion Iwrd out of rhe orrl.-o r the Hera rl riie MaratMM 01 re SM Court. i pie dir-etc. I, on a jui:iti-iti in I or of Bdward It. Wh.-. l -r f. u-- "f Amzi L, wb ' ier. ansJcnee sn I aaainst Sauun-i Wise. lrineiiHl u'id I lJ Heunr, I naiel VL Harris Rail Will a (' Bdwartl. kuretknt, I wilt offer for sale at paldio auction, on

Sato, M 3, L 1 1573, ! S 1 W ' four o'.-ln. , p. m..

nai Dy virtue ( fan ex--uti..n IsS'mJ out f the aAes f the ci.-tk ..f Uk Marshull t inoni Court, to mi- direeUMi on 11 judgment In fav, 1 Of StepHeS K. It-v- anil a.in-t (i.- re It ahoesaaker, I win uSqi for ie at pui k auction, uti

hftween til. hours of tell oVIock a. Rl. Illlil

f. air oVfvek p. iii . at ih, iloor of the court linn-", in Umi city if 1'lyapuia. Matah"U ooaaty, Indians, as the law ilirects, tbe Mlo w ini: dsseribed icril estate, to-wit: Tb wwMt half i iJ ii nnaiber twenty-flvi-(W), umi alt "f lor number twenty-rlx 12'; !so the tour 4 fid off th' eabt flue of lot number twenl -seven (37): all in the original plot of th town of Pri'uie i. toalher Willi all UM prU huiI api'iir:eiianet.'B Ikwi to bi--loncin'. Taken as the property of Sam id Wi-e. Situate in Marshall mnt . In. liana ' the hiuh'-t M lUvr fur cali. witlioui recant to 1 p, raisenii'iit laws, uhjeet r.' redcmfitlon. JiOlN AS I I j;v. sln-i itT "f MitbIiiiU County. Oapron Caavoa, purs at.v.

Sheriif' s Sale.

LiTTLr. Mace, tbe Ktn Clothier, at the old stund of N. S. Woodward.

iia

Business. All persons kuowing themselves Indebted to me by noto or account will And it to their interst to call at

Uy virtue of n or iler of sale ami auWroe of foreclosure of mertjtnjfe isur J out of the i odlce of the clitfk oi tin- Marshall Circuit Com t, to me ilirecte l, on a jadsmest Iv favor of John fcupiL adniau ratoc of tim ntato of Johanna K Muellt-r, doeuawwu, ami against Charles W. Mueller. Mary Mueller. Charles ! K. Mueller. Catharine Mueller, William C. HasUnß.-r and Anna Haal im;T, 1 will ofTwr for ali' a' imhlic auction, uii

m of lea o'clock a. m.. and at the iloiu' of 1 lie cO'i r

how . in (lie city ot Plwnoutli. M . t -li.n !

count. Iutflaaa. m tn law alrMta. ih inlral it! lii uriri.' H. Shot-maker, as hair hi law, in the fol.owin,: described r ul State I to-wit: The south one humlri il ttotn acres of rim north -ewM quaHer t ! s-eiion nnui: r thi'ty i.:i), township number thiit ttir--e ?3) north, ranife number two ."east. Also, lU t tv nt threi- riii a.-rcs of the north hnlf (H of the Hoiith vicHi u'iarter ol hucUoq nmnbor ni:ieieen i'JK towusnip number thirty -three (J3i north, raiitfe number two (2) : east. IbOi lot numbi-r six u. in sect ion niinilx-r tw-'Utty-niiu- i-jv, towns rp numlH-r thirty thr-, (Si) north, rar.ae number two vi) lou-t. forty on.- i-.it! 1 inciy-eiKht ouc-liun-ureuth aero. Also, the muUi t lue '9' a'Tva of li t number llvn co, in se.-tion ntintber

twenty nine cJ9,t. township number thirty- 1 three (tti north range number two (2 eat. , , Also, the West Kii?r lot itunlur auveu (7). j 1 in section number twenty-nine i. township I number thirty three (SM) noitti. raiiKu num- I b-r two ij. east ; aud lot itanibcr eiut (a), is i seel ion numlKT tw.-nty iiinr i-jiv-, lownship tiumber thirty-tluee north, ramie num- j ; Iter two (ij east. Situate in Marshall eoanty. Indiana, to the ' hiuhest I'idder for cash, without n sard to

appraisement laws subject p reunnp'ioti. JOHN V. s i l I V. Sheriff of Marshall County. I John S. BemJer, .ut y.

Adams' CHILLED PLOW! Patented March 22, 1.79 Now the Best in the Market. .pr,

DRUG STORE!

CIT?

my oflk-u and jeitlH tho same before SatUl'dUV, AnCIMt I6til, A. tbe ldt of Sept. IS. I). .

Sheriff's Sale.

Buck & Toan's Old Stand, -Mich gan St

to sept 1

Dr. Boston,

1). 1ST?),

Little Mack bas the finest room In the city, at the old Crocery Stand of

reclaimo l uul be making tcmporauco W. S. Woolwarr'.

The (ireateül Keiuedy Known Dr. Kinn' New Ducovcry fur Cnns aslua la certainly lb srnaUwt sattUeal reuitaly ever placet! wllals the leach M mflarlag anaaanny. Thiiuandti ni once hoH-less siiHe ers, now ioiully Dfweblini 1 their iuai.se lor the woiuleilul Dfs6iVttr tn whiitli lhey we then lives. Not only Joes it potiliotly cure Consumption, bttl Coughs, Cohls, As' lima. Itronehitis, II. .y Fever, Hoarseness ami ml tiffed ions n the Throat. Clu 8t ami laities i 1 .1 at nt.t e to its wonderful curative powers as if by Mf)n We do not ask you to buy a hne b ttle until you know what you nre ffA tin We tfwrifore rtqtuM that you call) on your druiisls, L. Tanner's also (i. . HI- in k Cn's, ami get a trial bottle lor ten cents, which will convince the most skep tical of it wonderful merits, and show yon what a ragnlar one dollar aiat bottle will do Kor rale hy L. Tanner also ö. j Hlaiti & Co. 4 Produce Market Review Corrected weekly by E. K. BARNHILL,

between the houra of ten o'clock u m.. aid four o'clock p. m. ul the door of the court house, in the cily of Plymouth. Marshall county. Indiana as the law dlreeta the fol lowllltf duscrlta d n il estate, iiovit : Th Houih-west ipiairei C4i of tho uthrast ijuarier i '-i ' of s. i tion niiinbnr sevei. : . and the north ant uuartur I M 1 of the northwest quarter V 't section eighteen (1st, xoenaMo HO) aeras In a square ou of the iiotth-we-t tier of the iiorih-WHst quarter tii of the iiorlh-e.ist qtiarte'- l of Motion number eighteen vih ull in towiMhip numiter t i r y t.-ir i uoith. ranye niinibor threi eat. Situate In Marshall county, I nliana. to the hiL'liest hi ider for cash, without refaiU b ap I'l.ii.Heinnnt laws. ubj to releantioii. JüHN V. ATI.i y. Rhertfl of Marsha,! County. A. ('. i'apron, plff's att'f.

SHERIFF'S SALE. atHO Hy virtue of nn order of nlo ai I a deen e ol f-irclosiire of MOI18 H'' i-sued out -f the efllee of the elerk of Hie Mtir-itall Circuit t'ouit, to me Si roe ted. onajadaaaatla faor of Jacob Hentlemhelt, ami u;ainft Ja-oi Areini and t hai lottc Areiid. I wnl offer for sine at pui lia auction, on

Silt II IMl:l V Il"pIISt. ;ll II A I two i:; . one huudreu and twenty Ivu

-j '- ---i ' ' ! one at

Iy virtue of nn r-xpcntlon iMied out of the

"Hi " ( the clerk of the Marshall Circuit ' , Court, to nn- directed, on a ju lenient in favor , I of tho .-Mt u of laiBnnn Kx itc-l 11. It Pn4kiSs tiinl Hifainsl Alexander C. TlioiniMou, liuh ' Juck mau. Lnwu-n-e shakea, üaiu?l K. Hör- t rt-, James r'. fauTalksabaran. Janus V.I ' llaili y, Samuel Wis... CleoriTf VV. (.'.trhals. I Philip S. Ai.' man. Hiraui C üurlliitf atuo nud Napoh-ou II. SJkuaaa, 1 will oiler for saio al public auction, ou Saturday, August Kitli, A. I). IS?.,, but ween the hours of ten o'eloe' a. in., and , lour OchwK p. in., hi tite dour ol Hie court house, in Plymouth. Marshal county, hull- ! . ..mi. mo tie-b.w tlirocb. lite lolhvviiiM in-- -i Hi Ml real trsiate. to-wit : A tract d laud in faetiÖU twelvu (H) Michicn ttoad laud kn wu BS the ilistiup lot. . a Iso. lots number um- hundred ami thirteen ill.;) and one hundred and fourteen uU', iu j

I o h"eter's addition to the city of I'l-rriotith. ; Taken as ihe properly of Alexuuui r Ü '1 honii-oii. Lot iiuniiK-r fourti en ' Is Bwtesfn sd ' ditloll lo the town iiioW.IIi.I I'lymouili. I'akcn a me pro'ri) i f Lawrence Sbakes, , The west half i of tint houthea.Ht quartet

i ('4. and the south half t'.l ot tin: lio:lhea.st i

nuarier l), ot im lion tmrieen 1 i.t). 10WUIMWP tairty-four ia) norUi. ol ratitse two iii uito ' Tnk 11 aa the property ol Daaiel K Hams. I he undisided unsaaf ot Iota number oue ' hlllidt 1 d and l went)' i12ij). one hundred ulld

twenty one tialt. one hundred and twi my

My stock is Full, Fresh and Itcliable. I sell for ca.h nt the lowest market prut and warrantee the qiialily. (Mtysiti nis .res lipti.-n and lauiily rercipta comHind33 j ed day au' nifbL 1 have also

SCHOOL BOOKS, STATIONERY, UlaO" Hooks. Toys. Fancy ami Toilet articles. Tobarvos. Cipara, etc , which I iavtd he oubHc to exaiiuou itel'ore uurcfeaslag el m-w here and 9ave mrnejr by It. L. TANNER. PLYMOUTH, IND.

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No. 9 LaPorte Street.

Wheat (k r hit Corn per bu Oats per bu Hogs, live per cwt. . . . " dressed per cwt. . f.nrd per It. Hulier hm tt , Kirgs er 1I07, Ieans. 1 'i 1 bu 1'oiatrtes, per bu Chickens, pet It

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between the hours of ton o'ejo.-k ft. m.. and four o'clock p. 111 , at taS door of the court house, hi Plymouth. Marshall eountv. In liana. SS the law ilirects. the lotlowiiideHorihr.l real f stale, lo- wit : C inmeiiifiiit; one hundred and sixty ei'ht 1 P Hi feet Wi -U "f the south ;tM cor in i of !i north wct anartst (14) of section number thirty- II vi-1 M), in tOWBaM nttniber thiiiy-tl e ISS) north. raiiKe number thrcn ta earn; thence est one hundred and twenty siv 1 tac) feet, thence north Ix y ii i) feet, thene east one hundred and tweiiiy-six it-id) feet

itr) thence south sixty in (net. t i the place of

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twenty-two (iii, in J. Ii. e.-t s a.ninio'i 'o the town of Bremen. thftQce south sixteen ' IIS) feel and ten P" ill dn-s. Ilienea east one hundred and twenty-six di.' feet, thenee north sixteen drt f...-t and ten (IS) laebea, 1 thaainn west one hundred and tweut-ix I tt'ioi feet, to the plaos of bestaalasr )l in the Utvrn of llreitn 11

m ti.tte in Marshall cotiiity. Indiana, to the

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will core you, Kit KB K CIIAHOK. fill r.-t hinlio-t bidder for ea-h. without regard to re neily was dltcovrr '1 hy a tiiismauary hi "viuili approisviuent laws, aubpict to rej.-iiii tioa.

i A'tterU-M. S.'inla sell -dililnsil .nvclup to rl.o ; -MMIN . AMLht. Kv. .bmri-n T. Ism, Station V. Se Sh. riff of Marshrll Cwutry. I t'r'jr. 1 flamsnl J nirwr. sjt'y.

iidn d an 1 twenty Ihe (ei5), 0101 hun

dred and lweiil -six ili.ii. uln- liundie.l .ilnl

t .lit y seven ( 1 JD. oue Ii ami red i.nd tweiityStaat hJS). oui l.un.lred and l wellt -nine ( Ii4.', one hun'iri d an 1 thirty 1 l.t'o, iiu Imnured and thirty-o.ie 1 131 1. one hundred ami Uilrty-t wo t u. I, one buuUredaoU thirty ihn t HJ 1 1, ..ne hiimi. 1 d ami thirty font i:U '. OS)C huudted and thirl -ll ' 1 I) one handled and üiiriy-six 1 1 iii;. one nt:n.ired and ti.trt)11. in-1 !.... oue hundred .lit. I loriy U k one .Hindi, d and forty-one (141). aud nbS hundred mid forty 1 wo id.", 111 Wheeler's coatmuetj addition to the city of l'i ue iitln Taken aa the proi-crty of Jiim V. bailey. TIM southwest quarter 1 ! 1 ol the southeast anartartMd of sotstkMi four (4k and Ike aaal iiti-:ive aoroa ut the north Sail ''iof Um SOUlheltst ipUllter I . I Ol -ei'llon ie !. Mil in township thirl y-lour 184k north of ranife tin. o t:t euot. iukeu us uiu protierVi ut S.imuei Nle. The north half (V f 'b'1 smitlioasr quarter (K4 of s.-.-i Ion thirty-three low nah ip ihir ty-two (Srit, north of riuiite threo 'ai east. I'ukeii as tne pr rt ol ( 'i.- W ( artial . All situate in IfarabaU eoq ty, Indiana, lo tha IiikIi-m bidder lorciMth, with. nr. regard to niuruieiueiil law, subject to ruth inp.ion. Ji'HN V AM 1.1 1. Sheriff of Marshal! County. Johnson, Boss ,v 'orbin. plffs attys.

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