Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 9, Number 36, Plymouth, Marshall County, 7 April 1864 — Page 4

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VOLUME 9. THE PLYMOUTH WEEKLY DEMOCRAT. NUMBER 3G

A Moment of Horror. The Mobile Rejistcr U answerable for the following: About twenty-three years ago Jake Willard had cultivated the soil of Baldwin county, and drawn therefrom a support for

himself and wife. He is childlesi. Not Ions ajro Jake left the house in search of a missing cow. His route led him thro' an old worn out path of clay land, of about six acres in extent, in the center of which was a well twenty-five or thirty feet deep, that at some time probably had furnished the inhabitants of a ruined house near by with water. In passing the spot an ill-wind lifted Jake's hat from his head and malicit U wafted it to the edge of the well, anu tumbled, catlumix. Xow Jack had always practiced the virtue of economy, and he immediately set about the recovery of the lost hat. He ran to the well and finding that it was dry at the bottom, he uncoiled the rope which he had brought for the purpose of capturing the truant cow, and after several attempts to catch the hat with a noose, he concluded to save time by going down into the well himself. To accomplish thi-, he made one end of the rope fast to a stump close by, and ras quickly on his way down into the well. It was a fact of vliicliJake was no more oblivious than the reader hereof, that Ned Wells was in the ruined building aforesaid, an old blind horse with a bell oa his neck, who had b-jen turned out to die, was lazily grazing within a short distance of the well. The devil himself, or some other wicked spirit, put it into Ned's cranium to have a little fun; so he quickly slipped up to the old horse and unbuckling the bell strap approaching with a slow and measured "ting-a-ling4' to the edge of the well. "Dang that old blind horse," said Jake. 4,hcs coming this way, sure, and haint got no more sense than to fall in here. Whoa, liaiir But the continued approach of the ting-n-ling, said just as plainly as words that Kall would'nt whoa. Reside, Jake was at the bottom, resting before tryiug to "fdiin it" up the rope. I "Great Jeru-aletii." said Jake, '-the confoundcl oM cuss iil Le & top of me before I can &ay J?ck Kouiu.n. Vlioa, daii you. whoa Just then Xed drew up to the c-de of the rell, and with nis foot kickt d a little dirt ia to it. "Oh ! LoH, exclaimed Jake, falling upon his knees at the hortom. "I'm gone now; Trhca !. Xow I lay inc down to sleep whoa Ball! I pray the hrl ray soul to whoa, now. Oh, Lvrd have ruercv on me!" Ned could hold in lo lonircr, and fearing that Jake might suffer from his fright, revealed himself. Prohahly Xed didn't make traeks with hb heels from that well. Maybe Juke ! . 1. 1 . .1 . 1 . ' 1 .. mi was nut up to me iot) hi a suort time; and j ycu might think he did'nt try every night j SS'lSl I do know if Jake finds out who sent you t this, i' ill he the last squib you will get I out oi" this writer. reckon. ! A Victimized I'arcnt A good juke was perpetrated by a lady at Jamaica, Lonjj Island, a few days ago, which is too good too keep. One of the citizens of that place went to answer a ring of the doer bell at the request of his wife, where he found a basket in which was a beautiful eliild about five mouths old. The gentleman carried it into the house. where one of the lady visitors took up the baby, and found a note pinned to its dress, which charged the gentleman with bcin"1 its father aud implored him to support it. A rich scene ensued between the injured wife and indignant hur-band, the latter denying all knowledge of the little one. The friends interfered, and at last the wife wns inaucea to lorgivc tier husband, though he 1 . . . . . . . . i ptuck to it that he had always been a faith ful husband. Finally tho lady very roguishly told him ho did not know his own child, for it was their mutual offspring which had just been taken from the cradle for the purpose of playing the joke. A Ir.Jini; question. 'You may j;o into an n.-senilly " writes the author of Human Nature, 'where there ! are two hundred women, one hundred and ninety-nine you will pass with as much in difference as one hundred and nmr.K' nln ' , , J " I pullets; hut the two hundreth irrcsidtihly dra;vsyou to her. There arc one hundred I handsomer and ninety-nine cleverer ones ! j urns present, hut the alone has the magnet. Is it hcrmann-r that cliarm you ? Is it her ! J 1 111 r j Toice that strikes c n one of thoge thousand ! ana one chords ot your nervous system, and makes it vibrate as .ouud docs jrlass? Or do her eyes affect you ?o that you have no time to reflect and no opportunity for your head to digest the portions that have lecn put in it? Or is it animal magnetism, or what the plaque is it ? i a Ben. Vu'adp. of Ohio latelv Tr.,rl I i ,, j himsclt lor carrying an umbrella on a sunnr day, sryinjr that he had heard that tie - i V Army of the I otoniac was in motion, and it alwjjs rained within twelve hours after , tnatarrrsy maue a move. The almi:iI"tration ia shoo tin' Jesertcri from the nr.nv. Vhat sliall be ilono with Lincoln for do.-crting the Constitution ?

JUST EECEI VD A T

THE SIGN OF THE GOLDEN BOOT,

ONE OF THE LARGEST AND

BOOTSTC& E3C03

Ever I5ionlit

T JIB PUBLIC will find at my store, cast side of Michigan street, everv deserintlon and Ladies', Gentlemen's, Boys' j Misse?, and Children's Wear, together with a largestock of

A BETTER BOOT or SHOE on le bought for LESS MONEY at the above establishment i than at anj Dry Goods store, or any other house in Plymouth. I

ALL WORK , - TllC StOCK HOW OT1 hands IS ai a very siim The Highest Market Price

80 COKDS OF OAIi JBAHiK

AV VXi.todL ctt riywouth, Indiana, April, iSW 13if G-. BLAIN &Co-, DRUG S TORE, PLYMOUTH , IND. FTTAVING jastreceived afresh supplr o-feverv .YJLäÄ varnisli, irusnes, 1 eriumcry. lanKce Donops,; w . 1? . 1 S 1 t v.... .r..ii irieujcinav jjrsumv.iu mcii u resfK'ciiuiy 1 invite the rtfcention of thisconnnunity We have also, on hand a stock of CS ' J j I Tobe ! TV,Cofleo, Su"ar,To!mcco,Ciar9, etc iiapoedof at verr reasonable figure?. I Witlnnajfew il.iy prist, we have received from! Pittsburgh aailNew York alargt araountof j Kerosene and Coal Oil! AND LAMPS. ! orburnliätkc .vinve,of to jVize andfltjle with or withovit skadea. We ae also agtnts forall the popular j Patent Medicines! t of the day. Phjsieians rrcseriptiotif carcfullrl put up at all hours of the night, by an xeriencert i druggists. We earBest'y'invitcthe publicto favor wc with aeall, examine our stock, and become convinced o i tkefact that we are dulni' a liberal business. nrmouth. Ind..0ct4 2-2. 1893 U.liLAIN & Co. I - ! t rafl at aU' !

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IT will be no draft upon'y Jar pocket if you vrantauew pair of BOOTS Oil SHOES, Ifyoago to the New Store of Or. O O To purchase them. lie sells a GOOD ARTICLE! SO CHEAP. The subscriber bus a lnre tud pood ? took and will cll at barely living profils. Having superior workmen always employed, he can 'Airmail custom work, and do repairing to suit all. DcsiiriiinK to remain in business here, lie will ' make it to the interest of the public to patronite him. GEOKCK KOCH, rijmouth, IndianaSeptember 10, C3 nTtf GALLERY AND PHOTOGRAPH & AM EHlOTYl'iS PLYMOUTH, MARSHALL COUNTY, INt!.XA The proprietor of thiscitaMis-hmcnt having pureh"1 lUie- lnU'rT f A- Vrr h'F V,1 th s.in,o, and having male expensive additions therei now preprred t 1 all kindi of l'hotomphAhrlW?' KrotvPi, a.,l Melai,,.,t.vP. in llie hignejt style ol the art. I Jis l;:re pky ai 8'c lißlit nahic him to take all kind. ot pic mi 3 ilk n, t nuiMi .a ii ' if He is now having aa immense ron of thoe beautiful Carte de Visite., that are all the r;ic in the cities. They are just the tiling and evervbodj should hive a dozen at once. Life Vi .cd Photographs an true tonaturei ture is trno to herself, nnd very popular rirturesof all kinds copied ami enlarged. Don't fail to procure a life likeness of yonr Father, Mother, Son, Daughter, Hiuhand or H'if before their dear faces are hidden from j our view by the grave. Money could not buy from you the Pr?t and faintest I'hot(.graphie irnuire of the h,t loved one. Then delay not a dur Iet the substance fade ere you secure the fhadow. T,,.e "T"1?! lyK haJ rpars of 0In. enee in the picture buKiue1", and having recently become familiar with all the late improvements iL the ü:M,n Mm7,f1t,"lt , hia '',k nil1 co"pare f.iTorabTv with the bet done n the cifiet New and beautiful pictures, Stereo? ,,nic view etc., will constantly be added to th already respectable stoeh; co that tlii? eetabliiment willindeed be a" Fino Art Gallery." C-iHand we the jjucturef, r , II, IIALL, Anr.r.T. Plymouth, Indiana, ?ptembor 2 1th If CI, ntf

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FIXE Ägi ART

BEST SELECTED STOCKS OF

7 to rijviiioiitli ! WARRANTED!! j Very IarsrC, and Will be SOld auvamc on Cost. in Cash Paid for Hidestlxo Z?xun.Gvym PAUL jftardtrarr. HAVE JJURSTED! ' But the firm of : ! IJ- DICKSON &Co.j Hivc'nt ; on the contrary have made arrant - : " AND -2V tri Br adding im ucnseljt their alrcudy un irlld stock of HAK DW AJ'E CUTLERY "SI?1 0 "FIRH ja- M 1 v ytk. Kb. 1' 9 SHEET IRON WARE Agricultural Implements GLASS, PS o sc1 x o jxt s , C30Having just arrived from the Where w purchased of ths Importers & Manufacturers A T Prices! f W'e are able to offer STILL GREATER I NDUCEMENT i TO 4'asfa and Shcrl Time Ruycr THAN KVER BEFORE!! We have aeompletestoek of evervthing pertaining to the trade, aud are Jelling goods on 23ottor Tozrmjs Than any other similar establishment in NORTHERN INDIANA. ouii 'fm siiopI Issnpplic-d with ill tb materials and tools necessary to turn out TI2i: ISK.ST OP WORK

And bein-under the Superintendence of Mr. J.! vxw vy VV. L.U:()NAI!,ancpeiieiieed Tinner, w. feri'A. l)vinos. I. Davidsov. I,. Lu nt.

f ! f 1 1 Ilintlli hitttir tl,lA ty. . - I A.a! f ; " m" " '4,fa ""it fcv kir mure smisiaciion in the line of An e lamination of our stock and prices cannot fail to convince purchasers that w e arc ofTerinsuperior inducements. Give ns a call. IL IL DICKSON i Co. If t Hf ftfflrta ... u. ..un.Frt Jc LKOKARD." IMymouth.AitsnstSS, lGl HOtf (Oriental Sivcrif stable. SALIO, FKHI) cO EXCHANGE Horses and Carrier "uLvavon band ob t a reasonable ratei. v'e a!o päv tho bif t mar ket price in c ish for 1 Ion-en. IIoiscj b led l the day, week and mcnth on ieonaHe tonn" rirraov - th Indiana March Efth I f 1 3

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w olf Crocls. FLOXJEINGMILL rrHE above'named mill, fix miles south o Plymouth, is now doingexcellent I Custom & Merchant Work. I Theproprietorsparesnopainsto givesatisfac Von audi ntends keeping his mill in condition to do lie Very IJ est of Work. ml he feels confidentthathc wilinot fail tr.satsfy all who may favor Lim with their patronage. Flour, Meal, Bran, &c.,kept constantly on hand ind will be sold at the lowest living prices. He respectfully solicit? patronage from the eiti- j cnaof Marshall and adjoining counties". MICHAEL ZEHNER, j Plymouth, AuS.23, l-Gl. n31tf j FOR 0 3P Hb ACE, j And in order to keep the peace, I wish all who i know themselves i d j b t i: r To me, to walk up and pav me a Piece, as harvest is now over, and I am much in need of all the 3 3SS 3 3E3 That I can possibly raise in a peaceable wav to keep raj creditors 1 have jet on hand a few pieces of PIECE GOOD Wich I. wHJ sell in large or araall pieces to the lajge amount of suit In this community, ti whom I Ml- Mnti n returning myincere th.nk- ?? t r ' , peaceable patronage. " I p, - CIIAKLi:3 PALMER, j rivmonth.July 24 J6tf. in. 1 Cim T 1 171 Jlh A iKciiioval and New ArrangcmcDt I)AVII).soXACo ' ; . leave tc jinform their Old I Customer., an-i the Citizens ol UirHall and adjoining Counties Kei,era!iy. that j they have rcrnovr,! their Srtk of Good, to t!u j touth Loom in Jlewettand Woodarda ln,R... 1.1 . DRY GOODS & CLOTHING, Ereropcred in this market. ! u every vanrty.nll of ff0od qnalltr jandchcaperth inthey can be purchased lenhcie in town. jUomcslirs j nieachedand vv.hlcn hod anv j itr that may bca!led for or dcfircd. Denims & Jlirkory ibetterrricesthan can Ic pwcun I Anir-o nnrn. liu.vj untoo UUUUO. As fine ag eaa be purch.ned at auv Store in the Liiion.conbuting in pa,t of a largo asortniM,toJ CilXtillAMS, CJJAUKS, LAWNS. SILKS, U LOVES. JL'c, HOOP SKIRTS A Splenuul asiorlDipjjt at from :') cents up. jClolIiing of Jlonic Mnnufaclnrc. ork durable and Warranted. ConsUntlr on hand. FFavin devoted eppecial attention to this department we are confident of our ability to please all whocall on us. -a ssi n f':ts. tv i: khs. m A ns a ii. fs SILK.VKLVJJT t SATIN. HATS & CAPS FOR MEN &.D0VS. I'he most extensive stock ?er brought into this market. Mini in. m I i itl nayii.g engaged me ervices or j lt.: VI. wj....- -rj 4 MmT m . i lit 1 1 I lur.S! XI Orhinctl til iortiicria Iculiaiaa; They can make a pood fit on short notice. We ofl'cr preat advantages in this department, of our establishment, we me eonlident we have Men that cannot be excelled forlUli.lJILITY, .YcalHfss and dispatch in won it. nAvmn' Ar Sept '.' HV2 n35tf. FAIRBANKS' STANDAKI) OK ALL. KINDS. Warehouse Truck, Letter Presses &c. FAIRBANKS, I.I.RKNLRtF & 0, O'Ue careful to buy only the genuine, rtt JuneS lHW-FJly ' AVnoiiiMsiUiiij;-. C HAGLANGER & BRO S, Mantlfactlirf rsol wn--o,H,carria'res etc. 1!l.i, V

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DR. ROBACK'S STOMACH BITTERS AKE NOT TO BE EXCELLED AS A HTOJIACIIIC AND or TUB y DIGESTIVE ORGANS. CVVYC JLVW fctWft VAAC. cs ev o,M W us u Vc, ov u ovL Vvwc, ec vwvxcXn. u uyvvic t W cYOcCY UWt, UY& tV aVVYC- wYLYre'vV-C JTevei and Jxgzce, Liver Complaint, (Dyspepsia, IizcLio-esiiorL, Jazc7idicG, Kzaizey Complaints, oV iVstac 05 a vwxc vwuVt cv UYC tOOY W(VV& Vvve.VX.ÖL. wu,ovc w.e TOi vWc IVVVMW Wcaco wmu covvc cThtte Fritters are put up in, quart Lotties, of xu?iich the above is a fas-simile. Thi hibel is fin-sly engraved, and is provided with a. safe-g-uar-d from' counterfeiters. (Priii $1 per loitle, or six for if'5. C. V7". liobacJc, (Proprietor, JTo. 6 East Fourth St., Cincinnati, to whom all orders should be addressed. FOR SALE BY For sale in Marshall county by IMain !. Co.,T, A. Lemon, Terr hing & Co", l'lvnuuith; Robert Cnrnaell & Co. , ILiurbon ; N IL X. P.S. Allctuan, Tippec.inoeJohn (leis,Iourbou:Jonas Miller,lretnen, J i. M. Wiekizer, Anros; Peter Smith l!nontown; :uil Dniuists and Merchants rncrallv j brouhout the Union j C A I VI N IT S I EO 1 The Fubsriber keeps constantly on hand, and ! nianulacturt'8 to order, eiery variety of Constetinff in part of Tables, Stands nressln-- ! "'ie.iu, .-jMii-i.uoNi'.i, v anc-FCat .Uhl Koekiii'.' Chair-, Loun-es and cvervtiiin- in hid line of iusine?s. v r ' mT 1 Ti I - c r. n w .iiatioan.l trimmed clio.ipe.ir than at snv other i m , . . gi.opin riymoutli. Ji..niAN H KK.IIT. . . Opposite Mit. hell' FouuJrv. riymonth.Oct S'JlbC.1 FOR THE -LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF OUCOOL BCOK3 IN TOWN GO TO LEMOWS DRl'G STORE. ntt

SOMErniliG NEW

AB. BECKER & C O Inform the ciMzens of Marshall anil adjoining Counties. That tkcj have received A iw and Fresh Stock CF IF .A. IN j T.LY GROCERIES, Which they ntead to tell ft luv ? try cfhv Ho in Northern Indiana, Thtir Suck oasista GOFFEÜ, SVK TIP, TOBACCO, PEPPER, (Qawöswarc, of every Dccrlption. WO O C3.033L"ÜIT270 y j Of all kinds, such as ii kept in a

Good. GROCERY STORE. ;C0üNTRY-TH0DUCFJDR5r ODS J!

V They will uVo alraost all ktnda af Country IVola Exchange for Goods. REMEMBER THE PLACE. 0"0ue door above S. M- Beker' Dry Gu jJj and Cluthing tfture, IVo. aCorhiu'H Kloolc, fAS. DECREE r 'A IVARIETY STOßE!? ym ty- irj w I ut iBrr"uid f I C. Ottiiäh hI;Ut jof !)(T Gj-i, tlrorrriei, Toc( a::d hoc, . Queeuiwara, e., ii wreklr recei?:!!- large adj -Jitiousto liia already fotnenlKtt extensive atoek. ; lie wilhreat bit-gains in j ESOIIT.3 Ä: HATS & 4OTIOXS &C All of which be will soli at a small adra;.' above cot for Ready Pay, Furchasers will do well to look nt Ms stock be

ÄIXÄllWVE HOSIERY k NOTIONS'

hisüioek of Ladles Diess Goods. Llialbe, DeLaines.DUck Ellk3, Dcnnet Silks, P.laek ! S.itim. Vesting, Bonnet Ribbons, Cloths,. f..i;..j l,.irli rfr . nhw-li fnr nllil'iitv mid I'llCCS : will compare favorably with, that of any other es. taoiisnmeiii in i imhuuvu. ... .... ... . for Cuod coou Wutter.cMs, bcc.wax, ra-sthn W., i . .. fn. IJmmher tlie nlaee: one door gouill oneri i i i:..inir ..T-r.il( the Uni ICH I Til - riVIL'. Ill V. ... . V. . i . ..n-... l'. KM'.r.VF.S. 1 KL I I I '1'. I ir.....,k t..,i a.im.I. aU'U ;.....,..,. . ISSBAH Ä: DAY1EISO.V Woleeale and Retail HOC ERY HOUSE Dealers in all kinds of FAMILY G-ROC ERI E 4NO r ov TODACCO, CIGARS, WOODEN AND WILLOW WAUK. j Insolicitinthe publiepatronape w wouldsa? j .bat our stock of Goodai complete, and willconii rare favorably with)anvotherestablishment in tk ! West, ! F.hpcial inducemen' are offered to couutrv I IV.ilrrs. All kin, Is of country Produce taken atthehirhostnnrVct price in cxclinnirforpoo.

Qultxf (fotmim. COMMOTOIN

S. & M. BECKER.?, Is cauFed hj tho arrival of tl. ieir UNRIVALED STOCK OF ATD READY-?,LDE C L O Til 1 1 t i jr tk: G-HEAT HUSH IS AT S. & M. BECKER'S 7o. 1, Corin I5Io'k, Co nur or .TJscIii and Ij Porte .S(m!-. S. & M. RECK ER j WoulJ most rorpectfully inform their rumeroug I eustomerj, and all other citizens f Marshall actJ -rrondig counti. that tbey h.re JUST HK;i:ffVK, j Direct from the Extern Cities, the Largct tLv! ; most Splendid Stock of i HEADY-MADE EVER BnoUGHl TOTLYMOUTa Tiseir Goods! wre e.ir fully s-iNcted Löv-Lt tv.r Ca.li, tfcey c:u. iacr(.i'i. ;-3oll as Liov.- iis tlic Ijcwet i AiidWII.I. DO SO a;i i-.timr. If to don'l b'-'ie?e It, call a:ul t; t-i; viLit'd. J I. i co Iiis. avc purees of Vrh.tt, ail .f tL Be Qualitv and Latest S'.jlst. CHALIKS AND DKLA1.XES. i t crs of TaLa:u--, ail the vrv hanJoisCkt ijUrti ai d Cdltu. G I ft G U A 31 S . TJ.ct have -13 p'eecs ot French cni Dca.e-tlj-Ginghams, at Very Low Fr".'?.. LAWNS, SILKS,. &X j They have 1Ü0 piece-; of Ijw.ir, fro;j It) : Alio '"'iiitj Dlacl Sil' älJ l iav eUv.g G . wJi fjr WHITS GOODS. They hve a spendid aiortinit f VLiteJGocj ftii'li a Ih-il.'uiite, J.k koDttj, and 5Ü00 yds of bleached and u .(bleached .Muslins. D Ii! 2s I iVl fc?, They liav C Kalrs of Dumiii and IiUkcr Their ktock of Clotes, !Ioiorv nnd Notioui la large and lahioi.i hie. . QUICK OalCG. Sill all Profitfl. t .I...... ... .1.. .1 Ml ... . imt-aiiinu uiry win II .t tde Low est bates. AS tlieir inntln atmi. tm ' ' - and alwavs will be. " iJrt S..! maA - ' - w w Small I'tofils. OX. O T EC X 1ST ThcirStock of Clothin eoi.sit.ts of Coats, Tantf. Vtst, and other Gents' and Koys Wear, of all Qualities, Euitable for nth or poor. MERCH'NT.TAILORINGr With the a!)rtre they have connected the Mr e';antT:iilorinjr HiuiiHs and have just receiv1 larpe toi k ot Cloths, Cassinieres, Vestingi, Ae They are prepared to make up Clothing to order on fhort notice, fnd warrant a good fit or co itlf, as thev have in their employ 3Ir. 1. .T. nEiEK, Who is a pood workman, ari know Low to I up a poo! suit. co r.iTn x ii oi? vc jf.CAll kittfsof CoHPtr- ri-i'ttt t4i fc

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