Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 14, Number 26, Plymouth, Marshall County, 4 March 1869 — Page 3

THE DEMOCRAT. Jews Aboat Horn?.

: . , ! , . , . Woo. will be cheerfully reeved at lUi. office in payment of all debts due ua. W shall publish the president's sRRRR , oral a l Ire a 9oon as delir ?red. H ire i - idea it won't be T-nr lengthy. D. E. Van Valkenrmrgh. one of the fl-' itora of "the Dwnen. hn returned anl nxmu b fT i tT of the duties and labor : of this ofüe. Commissioner's court is now in ersinn, and we hope next week to be ahle to report aiv im-r ant b't'inesi that may be transacted this term Ma. A. C . Thompson, the senior editor of the Democrat, is quite Mllwrijf ill. and we fear will beunahle to Attend, person . allv, to the duties of Uu offl;c far some days. BCStWItiMmrl QOiU a lively aspect in onr streets tatf Thürs lav, Fr'dnv and Saiur lav. ow.ncr to the grwl condition of the radb. and sleigh-riding was quite 3 lVe - ' T m Ws have received a communicfttion f-cra Arcri.s too late for this week's paper i but will be inaertorl next week. Oar Indianapolis correspondence is al so too late for this issue. C. BrcK, Esq- and wife hare just re turned to our place from a three months Tisit"Iown east" in n m Knglanl, and re both very much improved in health and appearance. To our friends who hive rendered us mibstanii.-tl :ti 1 dutinir the past week, in the way of " balancing the books," we return onr thanks, and will try and reciprocate at an carlv day. TVe tins week nuiUh a communication i c :..r... .i . . w comiir.nl on U cxt weeK. Miouio do so now but fr ti.ne and space. Tnr. auction SMiisance ha abate 1 itself lor the present, and we hope will not be . ... . . . r ne ved soon, ami it certainlv would n-t . . i tf exnerience could teach our citizens the folly of being hambogg Tnr. qsjrsjfc voters of North township are reItomret in convrnt.on, at the VCTtt place oi uoi.nni elections, on NU urdav. March 00. for the purpose of nomin.Vin candidates fr township offices. Democrats, ive me day to your country . Tir Phrenological Journal for March, 1-es up-n our !nble. Cnaffsitn nmitniftS nf m . , , o. c 1 -.It- . i w a i- ioiiiti, i ..'it. I ilia T .up i ii i ' Anthonv. Olr null. y.tTnu"l -A. frow-tber, John 1. Watson, and others. Pbminlngrr, phT:fi MABiy, cr:iniolorv, p!i vsioloirv. psvclrdorv, edinolov, thcolov, rhro rioloy. ari'l Jif-niifi subi ot; re ni-r.illv. Address S. R Wli.lis, ;1n0 Broadway, New Tor C'itv. Tksi imoxt st .The under? rjrncd patron r.f tb fpiuale sho'il a's? this opyottotiif V of etpressiiiT their f s'e-m fr. and ;t pr ciati-n nftke Misses Kiunry fc Nithol as fc.'iciter. and mst ehr erfullv lecotn Tuen 1 t!ini t- others who who wish to rail themselves of the alraitae of a pon 1 Rchonl. Thev are rjuah'ficd to teaeh anv . ranch necessary to a co?rpletc edu cation. S'mov Rucke. Ti!". K Hör.. rns c T ' PMnrct. j. NicotEs, II. Ii. DicKsoa C. S. S. Toon, J. M Dm.k. T. C:FssF.a. FOWBL SUTTON In Mvmnfh . on bf ?vh n't, bv f .r j y, Khjn, Mh. Renm.aroa Poirici. and Mtaa MaariJa SoTTaa ; both of Bonrbon. 0 i Tied iy. the sena'e at Wasl inL'tofj. by a rote of 14 to 3f, refused n tike an fhe bill to repeal t'm civil-ten-ureacf. Only fmr republican senatorT'.te I to t ike up ar.d fesr Fo ipsjlidin v r i mm ' -rry. f.r.m.. and M iriran were preent, luit did n-t vte. Thm far fhe mm.rn. mmm opp -nenfs of the b.H h -ve sue eeded in potponintr acfioa on it since it first , , cime from the b oise. Nw they say thit fhfre is not time to nass it durin" the present uminm. They are the only c.nc who hin lr its ra. Batter 1 rushed it through the house in furtj minutes. The opponent of the bill T' are cowardly ta tfceir evasion and prej u i j .enses. W f.y do they not ornly and frankly fav hey will not trast Graut w.tntbfsappointmr power? Some of tin no now eny that thev iupported the civil-renure act on principle when it was first introduced . . , . ,. . in the senate; and they believed bat it aras within the eon.sfifatioo. and ,. i - . .

new i. araaaaa inn is wnm C4iats sad daaaaare 94 15. total $199 91. they siy now ; hut it is not what, thev Wt? hiU quarter. section 24, ' . J to nslup :t:t. r.ine 1 east. niortuiKel br aid whe-i the eivd-tennre act parsed. Sfni.n W bste, wineVial $ib , intereat. They .,,d then the act was tmtMH 5 9. total $1 15 30. r J J-iMiih-areM uiMrter of south west quarter, intended for President J -hnson . It is aectma If I'-r flip fT. raage 1 eaet. oaaaraal probable that thev told the truth thmA?Z Brh..pn.,r,p? $ W W-istw-. . ' ' est costs six! d trn'ie gib ;4. toUtl 1U 54. and. if they did, they now tell gome- Nun wrt pnrter of nattl est quir'er, thin hont the matter which is boih 1 u"u ,6 t-,'l . . . 1 ! wnicn a ootn w Aaatsraaa Astasia. artnataal $93 00). iatar.

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other l iy, 'hat lie never sjasjinagacdat tmm eaaegtRjiS tasnt$l71 fa. - . ti Hot-i haifol sfiuth ca-t in irter of aectionlG ,tt on Ab-m.Jant agrn t4)WnH4l,p n range I east.oi.ter.,1 bvAhral.am li.-it he told flie truth may be f und in 1 sab Ssnan Isrrrej In Jasses IfasaiRaOtpriatha fc - , l; , , . f ipal Ti 10. iiiteresl.coet. mid dunags 11 tne history i,f hi worous RRfloiti f;s, tornl M . Juriiij the recent war. Raasg aagajaarter of north weat asawtss M I I . j . . . a Sal w.o.'rt -' quarter of north-wett liut he also k.,.1 Munefhinirahout tie ;,rt of 3,ri,M, I, tuwnah.p 3.1. rn-e rrihla 'Ii um re ,., habit sat d- ' Pilt. mo ts i I by J oSn Calssaan, nrlneinal j.,, t.-,, i a ana m ewewj-abrn dollar, intereat. coata ind dim mn VRgdi iffitntt, The proof 0f that rm wragdaBsri and laeteg cents, totsl caoawt oe foaad soy where. i 'h,.-to ioilara ami telv cents. I 'est pan, nortb-ea isitsr of action

BU SIN iXALt.

Take Notice. One cf the firm ofS. & M Becker Intends going east this 1 month to purchase spring und summer stock. T'ev wish all that are indebted to by note or M account once ftnd avoid pen collection, 26 12) B. IL Becker. Tpft are selling men's boots of all kinds calf, kip, real French kip, and heavy boots, at much less than regular P"ces at other stores, in fact so cheap are 1 thev that customers smile when tber see i them, and say " that is cheap enough, sure Carpets so low, and su-jh handsome ateiea ti,at competition docs not affect their sales at all . So thev sav at Wcstervclt's. Ladies' School. The spring term of Tne young ladies' school will commence April 1st, and continue twelve weeks. To be held in the h-mse previously occupied by R. B. Oickson, first door soutli of theM.K. Church. The rooms and the yard will he quite pleasant for the school. Tuition.-Ccmm-n branches five dollars ; higher six dollars : primaries, four dollars; V"er, six u i , j French, fur dollars ; Penciling, four dol liars; oil painting, ten dollars: colored crayoning, five dollars ; conte crayon, three dollars. L- C. KlSXET, S. A.N'CHOLS. L Nussbaum & Co., are prepared to pav the highest market price in cash for für, hides, w-ol, and all kinds of country Pr duce. 1 liev Will BVII giwvtiiia m mtmi ' cheap and good." L. XcaaBAtx, S. Ma KK. Foa the best sowing marhme, buy the Singer. A full supply kept at the post office. J. II. Williams, Ag't. DcirstM, Buimih, ai ATiriciAi Ktks. Dr. G. A. Knapp, the well known oculist, operator on the eve ami car, will mike three visits, once a week, to Plvtaout h. on Tuesday. March 1st. March Oth and March loth, at t he Parker house . Th9e whn are deaf or blind sliould not fail to see him Notice circulars. Tiv.s Wantko.--! will pav cash on dettrery for white and burr oak ties, at the ite of t?ö cents each, delivered on the line (, r, r f .'. , öl tue C. L- A If railroa I. Platt McDoxald. Foa Salc, or exchange for real csta's in Äiwhall county., 81 a res of lan 1 Ck. Iw, near Chicax1 N' r), raiIro llU F p arriculari im in Tama rih (.-sfnarticiilars impure ot B S. I,. Ilarvcy, at the Buckeye Livery BfAb'e. Kvr ANO EvR.:)r Un lerwo,,l, of Chicago, 111., opcratcr on cross evi s, catanh, deafii' s-i. and ad disctact and dfn unities of the eve nnd ear. will visit 'lyinou.h. on Tuesday morning, Marc h th.' Ol h. and in iv be consulted at ibe . princi:il hotel, that, dav only. LEQiVL ADVERT'S. CJALE OF FORFEITED SCHOOL 3 LANDS, Ami lands mortgajred for loans ot t'hool funds. I. V C. Thompson. an liter of Matshall roonty. Indinn, will expo to all1 at public :nn tin. as the law prescribes, hePare fhe court h u door in Plvinouth, onlbi FOniTH MONDAY OF MARCH, 1869, bftng 'be 2'2 1 dav of the montlt, lu tvveen the linns or ct oVlork a. m. an. I 4 "(?. r k p. in., of v-id d i , the flloirtna described tracts of html. Ufaate in said county, thsame bavirir been t'irteitet for the mnpavmcnt of interest iltteon thc-BI, to wit : .Iii . .. I lie east nan. ruitii ras ouaner. se ,-,-, township t. ran-e 1 east, mort rarrd hv William ßishon ; urinciml ilu inteteftt, cost and uamaxe $t.Gi. Total $34.G2. fy,t number 7, Cabbell'i addition to Ply month; mortgaced to by Benjamin . Bentz; jiriucipal $.10 00; interest, cost and . daon-re i 5 63; total $-V. S3. N riii pan lot 17 & lot ih in Plymonth, ! mortgage! He Priaetlla Bent; principal ;14o 00; intrrrst, coata and damage $11 ; TP: total 51 TO. West half of south west quarter, section ja, townahlp range 4 ea.-t; moVeuged bv Jeptha Disher; principal $150 00 : intprrsi, cf,vt and damage $0 ."i ; total $1M SO. West end except "20 ncrrs, center half of prioi H township M ranire one east ; mrrt"a'"d by George Flora; principi 1 $!no oo : interest, c st and damage $9 89 ; total 010009. ,1(jp :n, r49v, o Eiat. at irtgaged by Joha 0sMard, prinejnl $! ' U, interest, eoali mmi rtaff 9J.tul $105 9. c01t,, ,,,,, ot- rhe aolJ,M mmBt qiurter of eeetlon 1$. toETBsWp 93. rang 4 east, ei ter ri hv teorec 04nphorB, prtnetbal $900 00, MnH , C Mn an(i Jasttga, $37 00, total $W 00. V. 't iia'f oT south one thirn of section b, fosraaaip 33. raage 1 ea, EMrtfaftti br Hasjgatan. prtacNml $l00M0,lsaavatli - ,,.1 il mil . l I 'i 1 tilt I 111 ri K ,t h ilf of aorta-weet quarter or section -wlp .r aE. mort(agad kv Jftfon Hi aw v, principal $9009, interest, eaat swS Uai tge $5 Si, total $95 59. . Kilt h U m trtr est of rier, see ion 7 , townup 93, rnne 2 cust, awrcgag-! be John Oppatama 'ti.msferreil to J'-fnh Mas i ton , principal $ti." OO.iateraat, 4 tmii..0A $A 5, to;il tl;., 5I . Harth-e ist anarter of north-oast quaiter of WWJ Uawre late.pSoetoal h0 IK), lE4etat. etati and d. innres flP1 4G, total $NoMh west qinrter of action 14. township 9$.taaga I swat.aMsrtajagadky I). R. Vöries, prineip4l fTO 0U. uittret-t , cosu and dainai'e Gf.tot.d 09 (i. Lo aoawtr 5S In Plyawmfb. meitgagad fat D.ivi l Vismvge. principal $165 76, interest, est, eosts aud dam ies $ 59, letal $27 ö iu 'i . sf 'I'urti'r of eet ioo Iß, towtidiii) 1'A, raaca 1 oa-t. eirerl in nam of J ISBSS Himilioti. rr iticirvi I il.". Uli. luterest. coata

! 34, township 33, range 2 east, mortg aged by ' W D- Thompson, principal 309 uollars, interest, costa aLd damage 60 dollars and 8 I cent", total 360 dollars and b cents. South hslf, south-west quarter of section 17, Michigan road land, mortgaged by Richard Corbtlcj, principal 300 dollars, interest, : cocts and damage 19 doll irs ami 13 ceuti , total 319 dollars and 13 cents. ) North west quarter of north-east qu'tc -, i section 22, township 33. rang 3 east, mortgng d by Setphen Meredith, principal 100 dollars, interest, cists and damage 18 dollars

and 45 cents, total 118 dolhrs and 45 cents , r I North-west quarter of north-west quarter ot j i section 24.townhip 32,ran?e 1 et,mortgased hv R. S. Wickiier, principal 127 dollars ana 25 cents, interest, eofs anddimage 13 dollar aud 70 cent-", total 140 dollars and 95 cents. South half, Westend, south-east quarter, section 6. townsnip 34, rane 2 east, mort paced by Jonn Coil, principal 50 dollar. interest, costs and damage u dollars and 10 cents, total 56 dollars and 18 cents. West end, north half, north west quarter, section 15, townnip 33, range 3 east, mortgaged by eth Sprague, principal 5fi d illars, interest, costs and damage 4 dollars and 5 cent, total 60 dollars and 5 cents. Est half, not th west quarter, section 18, township :3, range 2 east, mortgaged by John Henuejr, principal 80 dollirs, interest. ; costs an 1 damage 14 dollars and o'i cents, j total 94 dollars aud 82 cents. Kast half, south-west quarter, south - west quartter section 19, township 34 , range 1 east . mortgiged by 91 rn. I W. Clark, principal 60 dollars, interest ! co?ts nnd damnire 1 J dollars and 2 cents, total, '. 71 dollars and 2 cents. I West half a southeast quarter, of section 17, township 34, r.nc 9 east, and north-east quarter of north-eaät quarter of section 2'), ; township 34, range 3 e:ist. mortgaged by ! John Kaufman, principal 100 dollars, inter- ' est, rafts and aaaaage 10 dollars aud 39 certa, j I total 110 dollars und 39 cents Lot number 7, section IG, township 34,' range 3 eat. entered bv James H. Robinson, ! principal 7 f dollars, interest, costs and darai age 7 dollars and 7(J cents, total 82 dollars I a . ana io cents. Lot number 3, section 1G, township 34. ranre 3 east, entered by John Stuniz, principal 40 dollars, interest, cost9 an 1 damage 4 dollars and 4 2 cents, total .44 dollars and 42 cents. West half, revili east quarter of section 2G, township 34, Sange 2 east, mortgaged by Daniel Travis, principal 200 dollars, intcres. , costs M ansang L dollars and 5i cents, j total 215 dollars ami 57 eeata, North west quarter, north-west quarter,; ; section 12. township 32, range 1 east, RSOrt gaged by W, E. Thompso , principal 9C0 j dollar, interest , costs and damage 47 dollars i and B6 cents, total 247 dol ars and S eeata. Rast 55 acres, no th half, louth-cast quar ; ter of section 34. township 35, range 1 cast, mortgaged bv Jacob Pirninrer. principil ! 260 dollars, interest, costs aaa dasaaga $19 and 53 cents, toral 2i J dollars and S3 cents. Lot 22 in Plymouth, mortgaged by Suian 8. Joseph, principal IM dollars, interesr. i costs and dam ige dollars aud 6& cents, toI tal 193 dollars and 66 cents. " Lot No. l, section IG township 34Vaaga 3 east, entered by McGowaa, principal 1WI dol Urs, latrreat costu sod dam ige 1 collars j and 7b cents, total 197 dollars and 76 cents, Nonh -west quarter north-west nantter, J section 7, township 33, range 3 east, moilgaged by Oscar Fi Siw principal 111 dul j lars and 24 cents, interest, costs and damage 9 dollars and 77 cents, total 121 dollar and 1 ! cent. West hall of n nth eist quarter of section '34, township 34. ring'. 1 east, mortgaged by ! Adam Vlnncdge, ptl icipnl 35(1 dollars. iater.t, -oers and damage 1 4 dollars and 62 cents, total 364 dollars and 62 cents. North put east half Of SOath-aast quarter, section seventeen, townviip 33, raage 2 east, mortgaged by (i. A. Demont, principal 150 ' doll. u s, interest, cots an ! dam ige 15 dollars i and l cents, total 165 dollars and 83 cents. North eist qiurter south east qiurter of section 14. and north-west quarter of south 1 wost quarter of section 13. all in township 32, range 1 east, mortgaged by James I Brooke, principal 309 dollar, interest, cost an I d image 50 dottarssad 34 cents, total 350 ' dollars and 34 cents-South-east quarter of section lO.less thirty acres out of the north-east corner, townsnip 3'l. riu JS 2 e.ut. mortgaged by Regina DilaKer, principil 500 doll irs, iiucreat, costs and damage 37 dollars and 11 cenis, total 537 dollars and 41 cents. South half of lot 30, iu Plymouth, mortgsged Uv Susan L. ColTv, principal $600 dollars. Interest, costs m I d in it -1 1 doll irs M i 6 cents, total 4'l dollars and 6 cents. North-west quarter of north west qaarter of section 2-, lowiasbtf 33, range 3 east, niortgaged by loel Parker, principal 675 dollars, interest, eeats and damage 138 dollars ami 65 cents, total HI 3 dollars and 65 cent. Undivided two-thirds of soutn 55 acrs of west heir, north-west quarter, section 23. township .'13, range 1 ea9t, mortgaged by J. tr. Osborne, prtadpal 01 dollars, iuurost, costs and damage 7 dollar and 2U cents, total 87 dollars Miid 9J cents. So much of the above described lands at will pav the principil. interest, i-ost and pen al ty due thereon, wHl be sold on theabore : named dar unless previouily redeemed These who amy wish to keep their lands from going to aale, bl callin? and paying up arrearages before the day of sale, are partic ularly requested to bring all old receipts for interest, as thr iniv bcol'benefi' to tlarsa A'. C THOMPSON. 25 Auditor Marshall Count. N OTICE OK SALK. Noti-e i-i hereby piven that I w ill nell at public au tion, on FRIDAY, MARCH ii. i6s. i at th- rMid-nce of Ihilip Mats, deceased, late tf Marshall county, all hit personal property not taken by the widow. cuisi lin of one work horse. i one colt, cattle, sheep, ho.s. irrowtaai wheat. IuraI ter. one two-horac waifon. ha i ai.se, plonghe, harrows, and all hi other farmiiii; IsapicaseatS, and nany other articlea too nan eona t ManMoa. A i re'ltt of nine Months will be iriven on all sumt of three doltars, the purchaser siring hi- note with approvifd -tirety, waiving ralnatinn and appr.ii.-e ; BMOtlaara JOHN SOICg, A dm r. j February 1 Rg N J OTU'E. Notice is hereby gieen that mv wife, Mary A. Calhoun, hat Bhifl dav left my bed ana board with oat Jnat canae or proeor nrton. and I heaabj nam alt prrtnna net re trsat or hath or her on my ac count, as I will p.iy no de)!! contract, d by her. Feb M, ISfitt. HENRY CALHOUX. K STRAY ROTICR. Report of appraior -To .lohn Tie-, in-tice of the pence oi ihe town-hip ofltonrbon. in Mar-hall ( oo tit y, Indiana '1 he undersigned appraisers ap normen iiv ron to vauie . r"i tain red cow lately taken ap by laaae W. Fpdtke, do appraise said coat at the un in of twenty dollar (ggf). The snid I cow is desert hed aa follows: she it a red cow. with a flar in h.-r forehead, with a few white spoia en her rbrht Ktae. Ne ether sanraa ot brand perceivable, mi. I Is. as we betleee, about fcur veara old this spring. THOMAS ft SIllftl.KY. LRWM BORTON, Annr'a. The nnd rL'ned do nol-mnlv awesr ttiat the fore rotas appraiaSMest and description were made w ithout pariMlit v. favor or nff.-. loa THOMAS sillRI.KY. 1 gWIÜ ff HORTON. Appr's Sebosrihed and wo-n te before m this iit h dav of f ebruirv :sr,'i (Seal 1 JOHR CLBSi HTATg Of INDIANA, I MA RAH ALL COUNTY, j ,JI I. lohn CiMhman. "l. rk of the rircult Cnart in and for nid COnOty. hereby certify that fhe above and foretfoinf U fan. true and complete eep of th original report flled in mv SSReS Feb. t. lHliO Wl'ies mv hand and the seal of said court this tth day of Fabrnarv. lV5'i ORN C.CUSRRAN, Clerk. V. M A F. COLLEGE. flUI R CUB A PKlT and BEST In-titptlon In I I fa'" Vorth Weit for COMhiawng Practical with lterat Kdur ttion risfsirs.M ataeaaatlca Ill-tory. Seiener. Ac . In repular conrsrs. Mori em Laagaagsa without atra charge, i 'ommcrcial Collcirs cnarae, and Telairaphinjf. Mask and Or nsmnntsls. Iwelve Tfsrhrrs. A now I .hü-' Bourdint Hall. I'ouular Matron. Ltrlng ch,-si ArceM r. Opanln; fn SprlncTerm.afarrh I7th laav. ror -irenisrs. or noard. addres. REV. THOI. B. WOOD, N ?4 Valasarstaet lad

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I a.a willing to send instructions in the bu.-i- i nes. wliirh i an ART, to any person who will , send me One Dollar. Any person. male or ft-male, can carry it on successfully, and It is very easily learned DT either young or oM. Several ladles to whom I have taught if are making from (15 to $7." j per we"k. and ome have received from $2(10 to j f-HNlftir teaching it to others. There is no town or ' city in the cuntr.v " here fbfl business cannot be I sacceMfalfy carried on. and any one who bays my j instmetions.1 which are printed, will lavs the ritu to i acn tne ri to otners at ins or tier o n price. The Instructions" include. besides teach hnrtne Art, the best method of carrintr on the bnaineae. or. is other words, the way I have carried ! it on successfully. Three or four dollars is all the r.ipital required to start the bnainee. as it will yield. a it Increases, all further capital needed. Send me gl. and by return mail I will toward the 1 printed instructions' teaching the Art, and all par- j ucalars how to carrr It on BDGAR STROtwsE, M No. 57 Exchange Place, Mew Tork CUv. DRY GOODS. W e a it c 5 o m i n; g 5 re. ci MsSB to Act c SSasassartataanaaanaaj ND will present to any person Bendlag as a Ons HandredCinh in onr great One Dollar Snlr of Dry and Fancy A watch. 60 yard the ting, ewin machine. c. FREE OF COST. Smaller Club- in the same ratio, vi 80 Cl.'b, 40 vJs. Sheeting, kc ,ife r., Ac., ie. M.-j-rs. .T. S. flaweS . Co. fake p!eni'.re rn annnnnriaf - nniag tlin oldest and laraaat house in ttie Dalmr Trade, that Ihey have been saaaled by their lane sxperhner and extensiv- re sea reel to niak--. this pr'-s-nt asaaen, many important importationand contract with maaetactarere. which, with these additions ta their Winter stocks, has euahlen them to greatly enlarge their rates and E: honqe Mot. S-i,l for JtinS 1 "trctii.tr. Catakiane of Goeds aad Sample SMt toany ad ftr" Ptca he very particalar and ind inonc reeltered letters. Addresa all orders to J s. il tWCf & ( O., 15 Fedearl '., Bottom. Mam. . o. n ,r c. is -liar WAREHOUSE. J AX D PLASTER, LARD PLASTER. For Fresh, üen i Grand, If.ipid Land Platter "r to the YEL L 0 W WA RE FIG USE Prims new CLO YER. Ht'M. ARA.f A X LET SEED TIMOTHY, Mil. Always on hand. Also SEED OATS. KIT. tc. Now it the time to et a tupply forSprinj sowing. Beit quality ot WARS A W FLOUR Ceasf si.tly on head, cash paid for grain of all kinds, at all time,- delieered at the YKU0W WARSHOURB. ii 0. THAnt, HAIR RESTORATIVE. 1 rA r tl tP CK lair Beienentor. Tbl snaxtsrlhl n I r novaed pfeaaratien i- as i Mrttrbi oi .. Idsas i cbMn.bal raeSaal ko in. ti.ia ,.i . arsof sarefal ata ly mmI ,- jh. lateat. c9 r- ), ;i.,.n MHI TS Ii n'il k I r-n .f i-i tu uotrtcetlrli.etl WClCl l' IiK VOYtew vi. mmtv. vjr. I.,., I II. .... it ri ,11 nf hi it if V ft Mil I f-'iio .. h,t-in mi r her oMi-r lor re. i ..litl h l-tfAMmi-s Mi 1 villi i.n I mi ir iT sad Nuaaai 7-'-,e ' r rt i lit.r lean rtlllae ot, aad nl: , i: i, i it i,i , 'ii Mlil r.low I It on H:ilU !i -.rt.. l-gjaf i i Or HI- . f. i. . ltK8TOttlC (.KAY .AND II mi; i i II In vaatlinil hihtrs, iIm h lssaitl Hi Wir nndiliihiior i h ir ;s taadt soh, liaM ad rrraatlnn. yT v iVH.KTUi' K OBHMTXDaa i i . ; ,t, iivi ueci: :u uic iuvia,jMi af i 5JTEAIE DRESSING ii i- :, m i ;ci ataarj . ill-ii..! ui-itlilr etl. Ill' lit SM It! tuniatnliai uf Soiling mm dlny. the finest il nr. t i'i.. r mt tresses s ort ana I laraMlfuL and tLs m . . ii lilns! UillmilinKvl nttIUCl ion ui an. Every Bottle is Warranted. 'fJIsUft, riNCH at FULLER, M ii.!r- iir t-reut, ihi raga. fersalebi gaasRanae ei a Uei a tW T

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QLD LINE DRUG STORE, ESTABLISHED IS 1S4S. v,SA.E. BROWiV. w. Successor to PERMING BR0W.Y, DtdUrs in Drugs, Medicines, School Books, etc. PRESCRIPTIONS Carefully prepared at all hours of the day or nigbt. pi - . WM.E. DROWN, Plymonth. Ind IJRUGGISTS. 0. BL U & 0. Dealers in S.iCtb-Wt Coraer Michigan ii Cairo Sis.. Plymouth, - ind. HAVIN; just received a fresh supply of rrery thing In our line of trade, consibiing njr.iuly o Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Varniali, .1, Bruhe, Prrfnmtrlci, lawaw Solioir. Stationery, ftnn MissVlnss ansl Cienars for sieaaeal purßtomts ojily to to v 'lick ice invite attention We have received, and Will sell at reasonable ratce.a quantity of Kerosene and Coal Oil. Also every style and SSSS For hnrnlng the same. We are als the popular agents fjr ali PATENT MEDICINES. Of the Say. Physicians' P RE SCRIPTIONS Carefully put up at all hours of the ntpbt by an experienced draffgist. We aamcatly invite the public to favor us with a call aud examine our stock, SBd hecome convinced of the fact that ws are doinj; a liberal business. 19 C. BLAIN A CO. FURNITURE. A PALMER, Dealer in all kind- of FURNITURE , On La Porte Street! At new and spacloes rooms where he keeps of KHd- the b.-ft and cheapest a mortui, nt sver peered In Plymouth. A FIRST CLASS HEARSE will be furnished hu funeral occasions on rert!on able terms Ci pALMKK. May H. IStiT. JABIXKT IV ARE. A X D F TJ BNITUB E A. L. ALLEM AN CO. Have on 1 and at all times a complete and olep at, . ,-k of Cabinet Ware and Kuri.itiire, which tl Lrant thev w in eh at very resataaahn rates. Aleo a complete j fock of undertaker's Furnishn ( i 'offlaa f all kiiulA good iJearnc beb a.'tiiif ta the estatlishineut vlSnl8-tf CROCERS. JlXiT OPENED. SHOOK &, CRAWFORD, on the s,tth of the fWaVar Moosom. ha Just 'enot a ifptenoUd Hue of GLASS WABE and LAMPS, Of the latcat and most apnrovcd styles, winch will be sold at prices that defy competition. CALL AND EXAMINE. Also a fresh supply of CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIESGonh Paid for Count ri Product, 17 SHOOK k CRAWFORD. A UKCKKK 4v CO., WROLRSALS A RRTAIL DRALRRg H GROCERIES, PROVISIONS. fiROfHTRRY nnREtffaWAPR Tohaceo, Ciai-H, Jto., PLYMOUTH, INDIANA 33tf LIVERY. IVKRY Agg SALE BT AB I.E. Th- andeniffned hsrlag nnrrharnd ha liverr stable of ai.LMAN a Itosfc, is nUN prepared to meet every want of the livery hweiaeae. He has better horaca ml liner Bjogadei than Ii.m ev,-r bees kept in Plymouth, which he is prepared to furnish tin-public on the most rsasnnsbio tctMS. Travelers Conveyed to .mv part of the conntl oa reon able terms. L. llAHVKY. 48 MEDICAL

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Dr. L. Johnson, TIIYSICAN A BURGSOX. Bourbon. Ind. Offire X c 4.. Dr. A. 0. Horton OCROKOX DEN'TIST. Cnn be consulted at Ms f. oStae every dav exc"pt MenaTajf mmi Ta sflajfS Offlc- over Westervelfa Store, Plymouth. Ind. J. J. Yinall, HOMEOPATHIO PHYSICIAN SURGEON Particular attention paid to olisfictric practice, and diaoaaea of women and children. Office over Browaiee'a store. Residence opposite the north-west ccruor of the public sqaare, Plvmonth. Ind. 10--2S. Dr J.M.foufcr, PHYSICIAN SURGEON. lateSureeon of the Utk) Indiana Infantrv, oaVra hii- professional j services to the people of tursba1 1 County. iMTIce ! and residence, west ido of Michigan St., three Mock north ofths Parker House. Plymouth. In- I dian; . a-at. Dr. F. Win. Carus Yon Kessler, 'formkhlv surukon of the a a Zok V akmy. Offers his professional services to the ettlseBS of Marshall and vicinity. Office, for the present. at his farm residence, on the Bremen road, in North tow-Qshp. SS-ly ATTORNEYS. J. Cw. Osborne, TT0RNEY at Law. and Justice of th Pence, has removed Ins otlice to the eaf --ide of Michigan tretet, on the block next north of the Parker House where he will be pleasee to see those having haainess to transact witi. him. Collections made and money promptly remitted. Particular attention iriveu to 'the settlement of estates and guardianship-. A.C. (apron, ATTOKVEY NOT ART, War Claim Aeent. ' will attend to all professional business pu ed I in his hands, promptly and Carefully. Particular) I attention triven to gaardtsashlpa and the settle.' I aieat of decedent's estatea. Pension, bounty and' hack pay of deceased and disabled soldiers pro -1 ' cured at reaaonahki rates. Deeds, morteaffca i ana otner written instrnmenta neatly and quickly ura un up aim acknowledgment talcen. C'ollcc-i lions made and prom)t!y remitt d Office over 11. B. Dickson's hardware store, PJvmouth, lud. 10 50. C. II. Rreve, ATTORNEY at LAW. and tl'.fr tV-rim Ann. wlil practice in Fnlton, Stark. IjiPorte and Kosciusko, as well mm Marshall, connttes. Cetlect Ions promptly and eaUieatij attended to -Care j fill attention driven to probate bnsine-p. Insr.rance effected on live and property. In the r-t companies In the United stare. Special attention paid to the proseentioa of claims of soldiers, their 1 w,rtmvs anf" aeirs. Tor bounty, urreara of pay ! lions and other claim. penft'firremceit: Parwell. EieM A 'o..rhicaro.Shaw. Barnonr ,t Co.. Cincinnati, Baehljr, Sheldon Co. K Y . Graff, Bennett A Co.. Pittsburg. 9-l-MISCELLANEOUS. A C. Holtzendorft, FASHIONA1U.E BAifIlKIt.-rrt70 p R. HER sHol Cnder Marks A Khriich V More. Shaving, Hair Catting. Shampooning, 4c. done in the best style. Particular attention fives to Dreine Hair and Whiskers. The highest price paid for ladle hair. A. C. DOLTZEN DORFF. I. F. Van ValknilmHi T My IIOLbS ALE LIQÜO K 9 rORE- pure Liquors 1 V for medicinal and other purpose us. can ! had at Rank. 51 ay IS iny store, one door uortli of th Branch IS65. .f. P. VAXVALEENBURGn. V, HuslaDcr, w AOONS, Carrisges, etc. C. na.lan-er A Ilro.-a. nanofiTctnrers of Wagons. Car - rtajfes. etc. B!nck-mithinr. pointing and jrain- : inj done to order. Bankin? Gompanj, PLTOÜTH IND. The Plymouth Branch Bank-; Inn Co., (aaceMMta to the l'U-mouth Braach j Bank of the State ot Indiana, i open Irom ') to Vi I o ciocK, a. tu., and from 1 to 1 o clock p. m T. CRKSKNKR, President. 13 S T. CHKSSNtK. jr.. i.:.ih:er. Mcturdy House, rANATH, IND- South stdP.P. W. A C. It .. adjoining the paenjer depot, lieeata stopptBS herw will raerire Brst rlsss acominodation at mod iraha r.ite.-. Baggage conveyed to and from the cars free. 47 E. MeCUKDY. Prop'r. M ISIIAWAKA AXF.S. C P. PERKINS, Manufactrer of Axes and Tools, having had a practical experience of sver BS yer baa purchased and thoroaghly repaired tne Ax Factory forsaerly owned by II. Bemenf at Mishawaka, Indiana, wheie he i prepared to do all work in Us line. He U tlu only BBsnafactnrej of the Caciuiiiie Ilemeiit PaUcrn MISH WVAKA AX ! I 8 O L D i r tV II O L Es l. K .1 BY S l R E TA IL BUCK & TOAN, Ply-iuoutli, lndlnna. far" Call for none kut Perkins' Michawaka Ax. Pi im RAIL-ROADS. Pittsburgh, i?g. Rained; cago Kail nay. On sad after Dec. ft, iws. Trains nillkars Stations diilv. (Sabbaths excepted.) m followc: Traiii leaTingCbicago st 4,50 P. M.. k ,Train learins PittsbniiA st Xtß V. leaves dailv M., leaves dailv. TRAIXS OOIXO M A S

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HARDWARE. .yrN. s-. -s-v-v--v-v-e-N-x -v aaaasVaajsl II CM & T0A Ilarea large and wti: ssaortsi atock -or Domestic and Foreign HARDWARE Iq Northern wdisaa. cssaastsag sf ALL A'.VZy OF STIEL F ,0')1S, IRO.V. .vails, class. sAsir. r.txrs.

0IL, FUTTT. A LARGE STOCK OF BOX. Cook a xi i' ar lor .sro;xf OX JIAXj EQVQMT BEFORE TUK AD VAX' L Which they propose oelling r:ie..p-r than aar other store is town. Ail kinds of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron Ware MAMTAC-UFD TO ORDER. By the best workmen in the state, and Warranted to give satisfaction. TEIUIS: GREENBACKS! nighest market price paid for Old Iron. Brass, Copper, Etc. Jan. 1. lf,6. BUCK A TOAN. JJARDWARE. H. B. DICKSON, Dealer in FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC BARD V ARB, In the south mi or mrntn iuce ma, mi. wit m. Keeps constantly on hand a larpe aiK net sortad atocfc of reary daaciiastun of .-:.udare in almost evi-ry shape. siz' ana quantity and quality, from an American cooking stove to a coff-e h-al-er, or fiooia crow har to a paper ufUi tacks. STOVES. ef every kind; elevated ovens, sqr-are par!f hheet iron, box, fancy or plaia, Ith caaanlaSa trimmings to match. SHELF GOODS of evrr decrintion. Hoe.-e trimmlnrs. floor nrd i window ha !!'. I.;-. gVaa aud eash, carpeuicr tools, X X IL by the ke? or ponnd: mill sawn, lop and Äo eaains, Itw bft ;ies In the w-ec. rin. brass aI hollow wares m' all kiud-. PLOWS, SIIOV RLS. and all Viuii of sgricuttaral nt'nuls Hrludin : forks that load and onload hay b horse powr. 1 A Pdid aMOrtatcat of cutlery, fish Masts ASP Lisrp, aoeas, wire, ui.LX-;, tow SMAS, mjx nr.n. in aus, noL&a.sasKTe, and ICXCagS, ami ETggTTRIga ceauson to a iiAitulilt aal nLlkllin hict every thin; that any one ever thmurM f( bajrngts s hardware v:. ::, aai a ti.csuijd :h.cga h.side. with a NEW 5T,)CK conorant'.y anlvlng. aihtch they artrj , then t!ie same can be bought at anv ; 'Iii- fPStttbur'h. ell cheaper other pi M j All kinds of ftn. fheet IreSL, copper and brasa I ware Made and repaired ou reaaenshM terms aid short notice. ft -tf II B DICKSON. BEE-HIVE. STANSBURY'S 1 M I'RoV ED EE HIVE, PATENTED OCTOBER 20, 18S8. IMPROVED BEE-HIVE .2 0 T--66. The above is an illustration ef a FFP ITIVg patented by L'pton Btanahnry. 0TARM'lt. A PI gaON, Ol this plat e. This Hive is uii,lonbtd)y the int economical Hie now beSata thepubü, , - nosnmdng, in a simplified an J ronreaisni 'rom.'h'i admtneea as all other Rtaea snd dlren-'ng :.! all 'inneiff .-ar Sa laiee.whtch tead oarj ' mcwm the coat. nrroiSA baa hea rslsir, and teaaaar tUcir us impracticable. Mate, county, and indi:dua. righns art m w io salt- bv STAYNM RY and IH( kS0, PLY MOUTH, INDIANA lOtf MANUFACTURERS. j) l.i mim in foixd;y anJ MACHINE SHOP EMG INKS MJfLT ANDKEPAIRSD OX SHOUT NOTICE. ITLLEYS. SHAFTINS, MILL OKARIlVOrJ, CASTINGS, i mUcellaneoii and common, or band or Baidjl ' onier. ninse simps, which si rrdr-tiuynl hi flrr Uftalnter. have mrii rebuilt nui Igraieted mit torn macbinerv tbronsl ont All kinds at earHnas doiio to iL bvt Styas and Uiosi durable uisnnar. Orders flrPIT. s

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