Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 14, Number 31, Plymouth, Marshall County, 8 April 1869 — Page 3

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Trail ftl? WIIIR A T Hbaten, HetL, Chaos A5D Paradi.II IV WTm .fIVVll'A 1. The great revolring humbug, and vain

Sews About Home. Detroit contains 80,000 Inhabitants. J. V. Bailey, offers bargains in Town Lots, unequaled by any. Fatlknor recently took an anabrotype picture of a group of seventeen persons. Piokons abound in liberal numbers In this vicinity, affording some labor for the boys. Parish sociable this evening at at residence of Joseph Wester velt, smith-Plymouth. A new flouring mill is in process of construction on the lot south-west of the Methodist church. 'f nil tide of Yellow river is on its ebb, and in the course flf a few vecks travel may be resumed across Lowland. Reap the card of J. S. Airman; he keeps r. well selected stock of groceries, and the choicest of country produce. CoNCBistis still iusession, and that is alt we can say for it. W.uld we were not compelled to say so much. The "hop" at Corbin & Benson's hall, last Tuesday evening was wtf'. attended, and heartily enjoyed by all participants. Blask deeds and mortgages, neatly tx-fM-uted and of the most approved form, for sale at the Dkmocrat office. The Bonrd of equalization for the county will meet next Monday, at the court house. Those interested will take notice. Tub communication from " one of the people," is not published this week, leranse the copy became mislaid until too late for use in this number. Movovy, April H)th, is the last day in which coun'y taxes can be pa d without additional cost. "A dollar saved," &c. I MW On thc3tt ult., by "Rev J. R. Chapin, at the residence of the bride's mother, Mr. Daniel W. Hamlin and Miss Mollie Lee, both of Etna Green, Ind. Thfrk will be a meeting of Plymouth Lodge. No. 14.. F. A. M., on Friday. next, at 70 o'clock. Sharp, for special business. J. J. YiSAU., W. M. Dpa. Rkyxolm asi Baii.f.t have dis olved partnership, and p irties desiring the professional services of Dr. Reynolds will find him for the present at theroon s formerly occupied by the firm. A VKBY zealous radical took a man to the polls last. Monday in this place, and made affidavit thai he was a voter. I pon being question 1 the man readily admittel that re-did in Cfcfeagn, and bad never been a resident of this place. M'R'N ; was here a few niinnlt, a day or two ago, nnd to all appearance became ' i gusted with the look of things and departed permanently. We can get along, however, if winter will only "freeze" to ML Wt RFC informed UMI Ike "ftrnnd Miltonian iMUMnMflf" Mras a grc-nt tax on the patience of the audience. In fact several of Um audience expressed themselres better ple.ne I with the pictures on the show bifli than at ifce Anw Ü1E Tinhand oigan accompaniment, however, wa conceded to br sweet. We have heard the proposition rtiad by a number of our best citizens to hart road tHrtifct No. 00, comprising the town of Plymouth, divided into five districts, making each ward a district We til Ink the idea a good one, as the district is now too bfga and the work would doubtless pive better satisfaction under the divis ion. Wa observe in the list of appointments, published last Monday, that of John M. Moore, to be postmaster at this place ; thereby settling the question of ''Who will get it." We are glad that our friendMoore has received! the appointment; he is competent, obliging and worthy young man, and we have no tlcubt will very soon becon.it. popular officer. The disappointed osdirants arc now relieved from further anxiety, and are d.mbt es at liberty to return to their various vocations, reflecting on the uncrtainty of all human calculations. Attf m i'tk i T?rBBKRY. A few days sisce the following circumstance transpired on an eastward bound train while nearing riyraoutli. A gentleman occupying a front car was approached by a disciple of Robin Hood, inquiring his-destination. On being informed by the gentleman hat Plymouth wis hi stopping-place. the mealy-mouthed robber informed him that he must go to the rear car, whk h in unction he reluctantly obeyed. Having arrived at the hindmost car, which proved to be a sleeping car, he found it locked, and turned to retrace his steps. On turning around, what was his horror on beii.r: confronted by a man with an open knife. Rtrnt was cut off, flight was impossible. The man with the knife made a dive at him, cutting his raiment in such a man ner as ts expose his pocket book which evidently, was the article of contention. Help was solicited in a loud voice. The object of the miscfeant was, doubtless, to obtain the money and hurl his victim be ncath the car wheels- Failing in this, he jumped from the car, giving his victim a hard pitsh, who, luckily, uuigkt ai' h4d on the railing of the platform- i aodv riotudy hurt. The mauraudes in nt large, and doubtless in search ot mr .w fluid of operation.

attempt to picture unrealities, transpired

or. Monday evening last. An attempt to engrave on the mind transact ons of the heavenly hosts, and scenes in hell, regardless of their labulous meaning. How long must mankind be cur bed b- teachers who by word and art stamp upon the mind pictures of Hades, Lucifer, brimstone and red-hot chains? Now and then a man introduces a new doctrine, and by artful word and fair-looking ar.' ment gains a few followers, gtow in numbers, and stake their destinies on thoir particular belief. We allude to Mohammed, Joe Smith, "Wesley and Thomas Paine. Four radical believer and in main doctrine, antagonistic. Of these, three out of the four must be wrong, and we cannot cndotseeither. One claims a hell, the other repudiates it ; one is conscientiously a bigamist, and the other conscientiously believes the bigamist will swelter in an orthodox hell, while the third aflmns there is no hell. Now comes the Miltonian tableaux and represents horses in heaven and hell, and we wonder if, indeed, horses have souls. Next wages warm the battle between the heavenly hosts and revolters on the opposite side. This battle must have been a farce if the contest was undoubtful, and if the contest was a doubtful nc, what if heaven had been overthrown? But fortunately Satan, with his infernal machines got " dusted out ." Satan now tells Iiis followers to " never say die," and proceeds to earth to find recruits, among the first cf whom were our revered parents, Ai. and Evaline. Satan takes on the form of a serpent ; why he took up his alxxle in such a slimy tabernacle, we are at a loss to understand, but nevertheless he tempted Kvc to pluck the forbidden fruit, and that bcini; an apple, of course, (wc see the core in man's ihroat) there is little room to doubt that it was a Rhode Island greening. The Foregoing suppositions arc all en titled to about an equal proportion of credence. The "Rivers of Brass the "Streets of Oold," etc., are sublime iniag enings, but ridiculously nonsensical. Lkuiov. The following appears editoriallj in last weeks Republican, except the " chagrin" the " remembering," the 41 charge" and we are personally unacquainted .vith the " man" who challenged another to fight a duel, the article is lucid enough, and a good thing, not requiring any comment. ix vocble. The Democrat of last week manifeste a great deal of chagrin towards the republican parly of , this eeunty. heeause wc did not present a candi- , date and join isu- with tliem in trie race lor rep- ; re-entative. 'nie JJ. ino rat nouia t envm ier inui the motives that prompted the wifMBg members were corrupt and purely partisan, that itparty made the rharire without )xit irrounds. and we wer- not bound to an-vver. We now I tt you in Um position of tl.c i.ian who challenged an'tlierto ü.'hta dael and whose eaaOeag waa not accepted The rfiallrcr exulted ov-r the cowardi c of hi? opponent, but we think the party refuin' to accept the challenge tiie bravest of the two at lea-1 in a moral point of view. Billiard saloons in Eltnira are closing up, out of respect to the velocipede rinks. SPECIAL NOTICES. Thk people, it secjns are finding out that Faulknor takes the best photographs, ifcc, that arc gotten up outside of our largest cities ; the consequence is, he is overrun with basinets. Fok Oic cheapest and most eligible building lots in Plymouth, call on J. V. Bailey. Ciiai'ki. School Notick, The spring term of this school will commence Mon day, April 19th, under the management of Mr. V. L. Stunreon, principal, nnd Hiss Bams lluscll, ass't. The school room is being improved and every effort will be made to make it the most pleasant and desirable school in town. Terms of tuition, primary scholars $4, more ndvanced $-n Fr admission, apply to the directors, E. D. Bills, Win . Schotield, or J. D. Gray. For Sai.k, or exchange for real estate in M irsbiill county., 80 acres of land in Tama Co., Iowa, near Chicago t North-west ern railroad. For particulars iuquire of S. L. Harvey, at the Buckeye Livery stable. Tie Wxmtbi. I will pay cash on delivery for white and burr oakties, at the rate of 25 centscach, delivered on the line of the C C- & I j. railroad. Platt McDonald. For Sale at a bargain. A stock of Ory goods and groceries, boots, shoes, &c, and store room to rent, in a central location, on Michigan street, Plymouth, Ind. Apply to K. I). But 28 flw JjMK ALK. sorrrl mare abont 7 yean old, sound and well hroku to work. Apply to F D. BILLS. W ANTED A married man. with team, to move onto RM.aH improvi-d farm of about 4) acres, adjoining Plvmonth, on which Is a stable, and a comfortable house of four room. A ruau(wtthont children, or with rfmaP family,) who i neaf. orderly, industrious, and knows how to work. and want t stay, can make a favorable arranktemt-nt. Apply without delay, to C. II. KKKVK. jAl I.K VOIl'S PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY. i a Corbin f- Bitm'i Brick Block. Photograph. Am'rotyp ia, tö m Pictures. Ac. taken in the beet style of tho art, in all kinds of weathwr. Frames constantly on hand. 24 M. M. FAULK NOR, Op'r. M orak'a Ijcbian Root Piia. -We glre yoa In ttii- M rticine the resalt of a lifetime of study and trial; In-fore this Medleine all others are but nostrums. Tliey nre made from simple Root?,and pjej tl.-- bail medicine in the world for all Billiou diseases, Female Irregularities, Headaches, Illation, Liver fompialnts, Ac. Theypnrlfy the blood, remove all obstructions, cleanse the skin of all pimples and blotches, and are perfectly sure and safe in their operation. We ask you to use them beesus wr know their virtues. Trial Is the Touchstone by which to prove thera worthy. IVe Morsc'i Indian Root Pills. For sale by nil Ileal i rs. I- 1 ui

NEW AOVET'S

WE ARE COMING ONCE M JRE WITH ANEW SPRING STOCK in our great One Dollar Sal of Dry and Fancy CUTLERY &C, &C PREMIUM RATES OF SHEETING: For Club Thirty ' 1 Yds. Sheeting. " Sixty 45 " M it One Hundred, 65 " '1 AH other premiums in same ratio. Enlarged Exchange List, with new and useful articles. See new Circular and sample. Sent to any address free. fW Please send your Money by Registered Letter, addressed to J. S. II A WES CO., INI KiO Federal St., Boston4 Mass. P. O. Box C. 29 -6 w LICENSED BY THE UNITED STATES S, C. THOMPSON & CO GREAT ONE DOLLAK SALE OF Dry Goods, Dress Good, Linens. Cottons, FANCY GOODS, Albums, Bibles, Sil-ver-Plated Ware. Cutlery, Leather and German Goods of every description, oC These articles to be sold at the uniform price of ONE DOLLAR EACH, and not to be paid for until yon know what you arc to receive The most popular and econamical method of doing business in the country. The snoods we have for sale are described on printed slips, and will be pent to any address at the rate of 10 cents each, to pay for postage, printing, &c. It is tl on at th" option of holders whether they will fcmd one tiollor . r the article or not. By Patronizing i this Sale you have a chance to nirhanra your goods, should the article mentioned on the printed flip not he desired The Smallest Articles sold for ONE DOLLAR ran be exchanged for Silver Pla?d. Five-Bottled Re vol vine Cantor, or your Choice of a large Variety of other Articles upon Exchange List, comprising of iVlusefnl articles, not One oi wh'ch could be bought at ai y retail country store for nearly double the amount. TERMS TO AGENTS. Wc send a' commission to Agents: For a C!ub of Thirty and $3,00, one of the followi ig articles a Musket. Shot Gun. or Austrian Rifle. 20 Yanl Cotton, lady's Far.cy Square Wooi Shall. Lancaster uilt, Accordeon, Set of stecl-BIaded Knives .nd Fork-. Violin and Bow, Fancy Dress Pattern, Pair Ladies' extra quality Cloth Boots, one dozen large size Linen iowei, .Ainamnra wnui, iioneycomr vnni, oi tavc Clk. White wool Ranket, 15 yards lot quality Print, H ystAa Delaine, one dozen Linen Dinner napkins, v . For a Club of Sixty, and $G00, rmr of Rm BoOttWias articles : Revolvcr,fchot Oun. or spriiiLcnwid nine, a l aras samting, i air IToneyc omb Qoilte, C., l'ndcr Wateh, ; yn-('.s Double Width Water proof Oleaklag, Uidy! Double Wool Shall, Lanciiter iuilt. Ah).icca Drenn Pattern. Engraved SPvcr-Plated Six-Bottled ReOil lag Ca-tor. Set of Ivorv-IIandled Knivc.with Sllver-Platcd Kork-. Pair of Al!-Wool Wanket?, Pair of Alanmbra Quilts, 10 yards Print, or a Maraeilles Quilt, Doutile K'ht-Keyed AceordMM WeStteri National Pictorial Dictionary (i00 eneravinf,9U) pSgat), 'iV yarda Doekiu lor 3iiit.Sc. for a Club of One Hundred, and $!0,090f Donbi" Parrel Shot Oun. Rifle Cane, or Sharp'? Bile, 6ft yard- Sheetlar, Fanry Cansimerc Coat, Pants und Vet Pattern (extra quality). Pair Sjdendid Ttnac Blankets, Fancy Plaifl Wool T.onL' Shawl. 'Hi yds. Hemp Carpeting, pplend'd Violin anil Hi iv, "splendid Alpaeca Dres Pattern, Silver Hunting-Cased Watch. Sinele Barrel Shnt Gaa, Sharp's Revolver, one'pa'r fine Damask Table Covers, with one do7.en dinn"r Napklno to match, Worcester n Illustrated Unabridged Dictionary, (lSOo pa ire- Ac. v For additional list fo commissions, see Circular. Commission- ron Lauueb Clcbs In PuoroanoN. A'onfs will pla"e take notice of tbis. Do rio snd nam. hut nnmher your clnho from on no wnrd. Make your letters short and plain as perns bio. TAKE PARTiCULAE NOTICE OF THIS: 0Be SURE and Send Mortev in ALL CASES by REGISTERED LETTER, which ran be sont from any Post Office. This way of sonding money is preferred to any other method whatever. Wc cannot be respon ible for money lost, nnlcf some precautious are taken to Insure its nmUtj. SUttD FOR CIRCULARS. Send your address in full. Town, County and Sl t' S. C TäOMPSOH & CO., FEDERAL STREET, Boston Mass. 29-Iw WAREHOUSE. LAXU PLASTER, LAND PLASTER. For Fresh, N w, Grand. Rapid Land Plaster go to the YEL LOW WA RE IIO USE Prima new TIMOTHY, CLOVER. IirXH AMAN AND MILLET SEED Always on hand rays on rfow is AlsoSEKD OATS. RYE. A. th tune to pet a supply for Spring sowing. Beat quality of WARSAW FLOUR Constantly on band. ('ASH PAID FOR GRAIN of all kiiida. at all times, delivered at tut YELLOW WAREHOUSE. TL O. TIIAYR, FURNITURE. Q PALMER, Dealer In all kind- of FURNITUKE ON LaPOIiTK STREET, At new and opacious rooms where he keeps of goods the best and cheapest assortment ever offered In Plymouth. A FIRST CLASS HEARSE, will be furnished on funeral occasions on reasonable terms. C. PALMER. c 1AU1.KT WARE. A ND FURNITURE A. AILKMAN & CO. Hare on Ivind at all limes o complete and elegant , st,ck of rabiiH-t War-aad Farnlttire, which tm-) will sell at f rv reaon:ibk rates. Also a couiplet stock of undertaker's Furnlshng Goods, and ( ufRpanf all kind". A good Ilcaree beloniring to theest:ihhlitiiciit. Yl nl5-ll

LEGAL ADVERTS.

s HERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an order of pale and a decree ! of foreclosure of mortgage issued out ot the omce oi ine eiern oi me marsnau circuit court in favor of John G. Osborne, and against James Smith, and Sophia Smith. To me directed I will offer for sale at public auction on SATURDAY, APRIL, 10, 18C9. Between the hours of 1U o'clock a. in. and 4 o'clock p. m. at the court house door, in Plymouth, Marshall cnunty, Indiana, as the law directs, the following described real estate (to wit) : All of lot number ninfcy six (96) north "of the Pittsburgh Fort Wayne & Chicago railway, in Rose's addition to the town of Plymouth, as thr game is numbered and described on the corected plat of said town, situated in Marshall county, state of Indiana, to the highest bidder for cash, without regard to apprasiment laws, subject to redemption. DAVID HOW, Sheriff M- C, s HERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an order of sale and a decree of foreclosure of mortgage issued out of the offico of the clerk of the Marshall circuit court, in favor of Milton M. Galentine, and against David Rose, to me directed I will offer for sale at public auction, on SATURDAY, APRIL, 10,1869. Between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m . and 4 o'clock p. m. at the court houtj door, ia Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiann, as the law directs, the following described real estate (to wit): Lot number nineteen (19) in Thayer's second addition to the town of Borbon, situated in Marshall coanty, state of Indiana, to the highest bidder for cas i, without re gard io appra'meut laws, subject t3 redemp tion. DAVID HOW.Saeriff M. C. gHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an order of sale a decree of foreclosure ot mortgage issued out of the office of the clerk of the Marshall common Eleas court in favor of Jane Boyd and against lenry W. Steckman , to me directed, I will oner for sale at public auctian on SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1869, between the hours of 10 o'clock a.m. and 4 o'clock p. tn. at the court house door in Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana, as the law directs the following described real estate to wit: The east half of the south east quarter of section fifteen (15) in township thirty three r inge three east except thirty (30) acres of the north end thereof containing fifty acre more or less, also all that part of the west half of the south east quarter of said section fifteen which lies on the south side of the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago rail way situated in Marshall county state of Indiana, to the highest bidder for cash without regard to appraisement laws. Mri ect to redemption. DAVID HOW, Sheriff. STATE OF INDIANA.? .Marshall Couxty.. ) In common pleas court May term 1869. Albert Allen Mary E. Allen V9- I A D A Newton R P0,.l-nr,l ( "Uliu J Thomas McDonald Norman S. Woodward The nlantifTs in the above entitled caus:e. by their atterney, has filed in my office Ha complaint against the defendants, and it appearing by the affidavit of a competent person that the defendant Newton R. Packard, are nnn residetits of the state of Indiana, they are therefore hereby notified of the pedeucy of said complaint against him, and unless" he appear and answer or demur thereto at the calling of said cause. On the second day of the next term ot said court, to be begun and held at the court house in the town of Plymouth on the fifth Monday of May lc69, said complaint and the mature and things therein containei and ailed , :d will be heard and determined in their absence. JOHN G. CUSH MAM, Clerk. John G. Osborne, Pl'flä Atty. 29 gHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an order of sale and a decree of foteclosue of mortgage issued out of the office of the clerk of the Maishall circuit court in favor of Alvin C. Elliott.and against Christcna Johnson, John Sanquist and Carrie Sanquist, to me derected I will effer for sale at public auction, on SATURDAY, APRIL, 10, 1869, Between the hours of 10 o'clock, a. m. and 4 o'clock p.m., at the court house door in Plymouth, Marshall coMty, Indiaha, as the law directs, the following described real estate, to-wit : The east half of the north half of the west half of the south-east quater of section eisrht (8), in township thirty-three (33), north of range two (2) east, coutaninig twa nty acres more or less, situated in Marchall county and state of Indiaim.to the highest bider for cash, without regard to appraesinent law, subjost to redemption. DAVID HOW, Sheriff, M- C. s HERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an order of sal c and a decree of foreclosure of uiortgagc issued out of the office of the clerk of the Marshall circuit court, in faror of William H.H. Simons, and David E. Simons, and against Edward Hope, to me directed I will offer for sale at public auction on SATURDAY. APRIL, 24, 1369. Between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. ra., at the court house door in Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana, as the law directs, the following described property (to-wit). All the machinery, fixtures and attachment in and belonging to the aaw mill on the premises, hereafter described, consisting in fiart of 12 inch rubber belt, one circular saw, og carriage, two log cars, chaines, hooka, trucks and tracks, aud all of the intrert right title and claim of the said Edward Hope, in and to a certain lease, excutcd May 16. 1868, by Isaac Welcbhousa, to said Hope, for a certain tract of real estate, described as commencing at the sonth eaat corner of the ateara mill, now built on the north-west quarter of the north-west auirterof section thirty-three (33) in townshiplhirtj'lhree (33), north of range three(3) east, in Marshall county, Indiana, running thence south fourteen rods theuce east ten (10) rods, thence north twenty-four ( 24 )j-ods, thence west u entv-fonr (24) rode, theuce south twenty-four (24) rode, thence east fourteen (14) rods, containing six (6) acres, in Marshall county, Indiana, to the highest bider for cash, without regard to appraiiment lawa; subject tt redemption. DAVID HOW, Sheriff M. C. s HERIFF'S SALE. Bj virtue of an order of sale and a deer etof foreclosure mortgare issued out af the office of the clerk of the Marshall eircuit coin u in favtir ot Robert Cumminga, and John Cumtnings, and against Eliza Paul, and Jul i n Paul, to me derected X will offer for sale at public auction on SATURDAY, APRIL. 17,1069.' Between the hour of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p. m at the court house door, in Plymouth, Marshall county Indiana, as the law directs, the following decribed real estate (to-wit): The norUi half of lot eighty seven (87) and lot eighty eight ( Hb; , in the original plat of the town of Plymouth, with the improve meuta and teniments there on, situated in Marshall county Indiana, to the highest bidder for caah without regard to appraisment laws, subject to redemption. DJ&ID MOW, Sheriff M. C.

gHERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an order of sale and a decree of foreclorureof a machanics lien issued out of the office of the clerk of the Marshall common pleas court, in favor of PhMlip Good, for the use "of William H. Simons, and against Edward Hope, to me derected I will offer for sale at public auction on SATURDAY, APRIL 24, 1369. Between the honrs of 10 o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock p.m., at the court house door in Plymouth, Marshall county , Indiana, as the law d erects the following described property, (to-wit). The steam saw mill building, machinery, engine, boiler, and fixtures, aad "all the intreat of the said Edward Hope, in the leased premises on land on which said mill stands, in section 33 in township 34 n. range 3 east, in Marshall county, Indiana, subject to appraif ment. DAVID HOW, Sheriff M. C.

STATE OF INDIANA,? Marshall Coüntv, S In circuit court August term 16G9 William J. Montague, j Beiden Fuller, Potion. Austin Fuller, j The plaintiff in the aboro entitled cause, by his attorney, has filed in my office his complaint anlast the defendants, and it appearing y tlie affidavit of a competent person tRat the defendant Beiden Fuller, is a nonresident of the state of Indiana, he is therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said complaint against him, and unless he appear and anvwer or demur thereto at the calling of S3 id cause, on the second day of the next term of said court, to be begun and held at the courthouse in the town of Plymouth, on the second Monday of Auugust 1S69, said complaint and the matters and things therein contained and alleged will be heard and determined in his absence. JOHN C. CUSHMAN, Clerk. A. C. Capron Pl'ffs Atty. 30 s HERIFF'S SALE. By virtue of an order of sale and a decree ot foreclosure of mortgage issued out of the office of the clerk of the Marshall circuit court in ft vor of John W. MofFett and against Henry A. Snepp, Timothy T. Lenn and John Myeu, trustees of the United Brethren church, to me directed I will offer for sale at public auction on SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1869, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. ra. and 4 o'clock p. m. at the court house door in Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana, as the law directs the following described real estate to wit: Commencing sixty six feet (66) due east of ti e north east corner of section number thirty five (35) in Boley's first addition to the town of Bourbon, thence east one hundred and twenty six (126) feet thence south seventy seven (77) feet thence west one hundred and twenty six (126) feet thence north seventy seven (77) feet to the place of beginning situated in Marshall county, state of Indiana, to the highest bidder for cash without regard to appraisement laws. Subject to redemption. DAVID HOW, Sheriff. DRUGGISTS. O LD LINK DRUG STORE ESTABLISHED IX 1340. .V"VAv W. E. BROWN, AtfMMfr to PMBSEISG C- BROWN, Dealers in Drugs, Medicines, School Books, etc. PRESCRIPTIONS Carefully prepared at all hours of the day or night. WM. E. BROWN, Plymouth, Ind JJRLGGISTS. 0. BLAIN & 0. Soith-Wrst r lirhigan and Garr S . Plymouth, Ind. HAVING just received a fresh supply of everything in our line of trade, consisting mciuly o Drugf, Medicines, faints. Oil-, Dye St uff., Vnnil.il. Glas, Brakes, Perfumeries, Yankee Notion, Stationery, 2ure Afelicincs and Liquors for medical purposes only fo to which V In rife attention. We have received, and will well at reasonable rates, a quantity of Kerosene and Coal Oil. AIbo every style and size Hj a. im: dps, For bai jlng the same. We nr also agecta for all the popular PATENT MEDICINES. Of the day. Physicians' PRESCRIPT0NS Carefully put up at all hours of the night, by an experienced druggist. We earnestly Invite the public to favor us with a call and examine our Stack, and become convinced of the fact that wo Are doing a liberal busineoit. 19 Ü. BLAIN & CO. MANUFACTURERS. ILYHOVTU FOINUR1 and MACHINE SHOP, ENGINES BUILT AND REPAIRED ON SHORT NOTICE. PULLEYS, öHAFTINGr, MILL GEARINGS, CASTINGS,

j Dealers

miacHlarovms and common, on band or made to order. Thune shop, which were destroyed by Ire laut vinter, have been rebuilt and furnished with new machinery throughout. All kind f cattlnge done in ths best style ami rn mt durable manner. Ordern nellcited. 11 1 y WM J. ADAMS, Proprietor.

MEDICAL

C. S. S. Todd, DRFGr.IST, (Dr T. A. Lemona old stand). Michigan street. Plymouth. Indiana. Dr. L. Johnson, PHYSICAN & SURGEON. Bourbon. Tnd. Office over Urodh & Beck Bro's hardware store. 49. Dr. A. 0. Horton CJCRGEON DENTIST, Can be consulted at his O office every day exrept Mond.ivpand Tiu-.-d.i vs. OfTlce over Wcstervlfs Store 1'lvmouth. Ind. J. J. Yinall, H' OMEOPATIIIC PHYSICIAN & SURGEON. Particular attention paid to obstretric prac tice, and diseases of women and children. Office over Browalec's store, fcildtaw opposite the north-west corner of the public square, Plvmonth. Ind. 1W-2S. Dr. J. II. Confer, TMITSICIAH & SURGEON, late Surgeon of the 20th Indiana Infantry, offers hi it professional anrviro tr tin- rwonln nf Marshall Pon nt Offline i and residence, west side !of Michigan St., three blocks north of the Parker House, Plymouth. Indiana. L9-35. Di4. F. Wm. Carus Yon Kessler, (FORMERLY NIMWI OF THE SAXOXT ARMY, Offers his professional service to the ci'izens of Marshall and vicinity. Office, for the present, at his farm residence, on the Bremen road, in North toMishp. 3-1y ATTORNEYS. Corbin & Van Yalkenbtirgh, ATTORNEYS and Real Estate dealers. Have a complete Abstract of all the Real Estate in Marshall county, and have constantly for sale Improved Farm . w ill Lands and Town Lots. Business and dwell inir houses to rent. Office over the Bank, Plymouth, Ind. J. U. Osborne, ATTORNEY at Law, and Justice of the Peace, has removed his office to the east side of Michigan street, on the block next north of the Parker House where he will be pleased to see those having bnsiness to IraBMCt with him. Collections made and mony promptly remitted. Particular attention c'ven to the settlement of estates and puardianship. tS Ä A. C. Capron, ATTORNEY ft NOTARY, War Claim Afcent, will attend to nil professional hnsinfs placed in his hands, promptly and carefully. Particular attention given to guardianships nnd the nettlement ofdecedent's estates. Pension, bounty and hack pay of deceased and disabled soldiers procured at reasonable rates. Deeds, mortgages and other written instrument neatly andqnirkly drawn up aud acknowledgments taken. " Collections made and promptly remitted. Office over II. B. Dickson's hardware store, Plymouth, Ind. 10-20. C. H. Reeve, ATTORNEY at LAW, and War Hann JfNSt will practice in Fnlton, Stark. LnPorte and Kosciusko, as well as Marshall, counties. Collections promptly and efficiently attended to. -Caro ful attention jriven to probate business. Insurance effected on live and property, in the best companies in the United State. Special attention paid to the prosecution of claims of soldiers, their widows ana heirs, for bounty, arrears of pay, pensions and other chums. I ftnmm: Farwell.Field & Co..Chlcao.Shaw, Barbour & Co., Cincinnati. Buckly. Sheldon .t Co. n. Y . Graff. Bennett Co., Pittsburg. 9-4K-MISCELLANEOUS. L. Shakos, & Co. DILLIARD Room. Three first clais tables. The I Turtxt Liqa orsand het Cicarsin town always on hand. Rooniii, Second door north of Bank. J. V. Bailey & Co. WATER Mill. The best floar mannfactured always on hand. Gristing done to order by litt claw aalller. The higbaat irkat price in cash paid all timee for Wheat. Mill at north-cast part of town. Shoemaker & Brenfleck, MEAT MARKET. Keep constantly on hand the best selections of Beef, Pork. Mutton and Veal the coanty afford. a.lao manafactare superior article of Bologna B Market 1st door east of Methodist church, on Laporte street. J. R. Losey, JEWELER. Clocks. Watch-a and Jewelry repaired promptly and in a workmanlike manner. Keeps Tor nale (.locks, Waich s. Plated watejewelrv. gold pwnsand full stock pertaining to his trade. Occupies part of Paul's Boot A Shoe Store. Jhn S. Alle pian. ("1 ROCER nnd Produce Dealer. lias a choice JT stock of fresh Groceries on hand. Pays the highest mark' : pi ke for all kinds of country produce. Can provide citizens ot town with the best the country aflford9. Store fourth door north of Bank. A . HoHzendorff, TTVVSHIONABLE BARBER, CHICAGO RARr RER SHOP, Under MurksX Ehrlich 'a store. Shaving. Hair Cutting, Shampooning, &c done j in the best style. Particular attention given to i ; Ii.,:. .....l ii'k:.i-..u Tl... paid for ladie's hair. U-M A. C. IIOLTZKN DORFF. J. F. Van Valkenborgh. WIIOLES ALE LIQUOR STORE pnre Lfqnors for saedlclnal aad other psnrpoaeaa, can be had at my store, one door north of thi Branch Rmk. May If, 186.V J. F. V ANY AJUUK Bü ROH. t, Haslanger, WAOONS, Carrlajrest, etc. C. flaslaner A Bro.'s, manufacturers of Wapon, Tar rijiue, etc. Blacksmlthin?, painting and graining done to order. Banking Company, PLYOL'TII IND. The Plymouth Branch Bank Ing Co., (successors to the Plymouth Branch Bank of the State of Indiann.) open from 9 to 12 o'clock, a. m., and from 1 to 4 o'clock p. m. T. CRC88NRR, President. 139 T. CUKSSNKK. ir.. rnshier. McCurdy House, WANATII, IND South oide P. F. W. C. R R., adjoining th' pasaeengar dapdt. Ghieala stmpin here will receive firnt-class accommodation at moderate rates. Baggage conveyed to and from the cars free. 47 E. McCPRDY. Prop r CROCERS. A. BECKKR fc CO., Wholesale and retail dealer in GEO CER IK 8t PR 0 VI SI OSS, CROCKER Y, QCEEXS WARE, Tobacco, Clffurx, V r ., PLYMOUTH, - - INDIANA. J VST OPENED. SHOOK & CRAWFORD, on tho Corner South of the 'irk er honte, hut just oprncf a Sjtlcnili'l Tine of Queonswaro, GLASSWARE and LAMPS, Of the latest and moat apnrovud aty les, which will be soldat prices that defy competition. CALL AND EXAMINE. Also a fresh supply of CHOICE FAMILY GROCERIESCash Paid for Country Product. 17 SHOOK k CRAWFORD

RAIL-ROADS.

Pittsburgh. i?t. Wayne Chi caffo Railway. On and after Dec. 51, 1SA8, Train willleaTe Stations d illy. fSabhth excepted. a follows: JTrain leaving hlcao at 4.50 P. M.. leaves dallr. Train leaving Piitsbiirirh at 2,30 P. M., leaves daily. traixs ootffo metr. STATIONS EXP11ESS. KXPKESS. EXFHESS KXFRf.8 Pittsburgh. Rochester. . Salem Alliance Canton M isnllon. .. Orrville i Wooster. Mansfield. . . I CtaatBheJJ Bsc f iiu Up S'ndubk' Forest Li in a Van W-rt..

MS a x 9..V a n. 2,30 r x 3,50 a m " 11.05 " 3.40 " 4.00 M MJi " 14.57 r M 6.30 " ' 5,50 " 11.30 " 1,45 " r.,5 14 I .45 " 14.20 r m 2,'2S T.lt " 7,tJ 1-2. " I 2.40 " 7.2P " 7.42 M 1. : 3,19 k- R.mi 8.13 2. W " ,4 14 8.2H " .40 M 4,07 " 5,15 M 10.10 M 10.17 " 4.45 5,45 " '0.10 " 10.50 14 ;.on a m t;.uo M ii.o n a' -;. " t;.4o " .it.'i.-. ' 11.30 M 7. IS " 7.21 11,5 k 12.01 r it T. It " 7.57 " 12.30 a X 11.30 0.O2 0.18 l 1.36 " 1.32 .. K.i " l(i.33 j i.V, " 2.30 " 12.0 pm i2.2o a Mi avn ms UK " 1.10 " 4.32 4.50 1.57 " ! 2.15 " K.CI ' :,.40 3,03 " ,6,40 6,35 1.52 " 5.10 i K.M bjm " 7,10 " 7,20 !lo.l5 9.5.5 TR.UXs 900f BAST. EXPRESS. -EXPRESS. EXPRLW. EXPREa. M.20 a n 9.20 r a tM p w! 4.50 A it 9.5S M 11.10 " 5.37 , .57 " 1 I -4 - 12.45 IM" Oft--12.21 PJC 1.42 y.2. " ;10.14 1.00 " 2.25 ik 1(1.05 " 11.10 " M' .1.20" 10.55" 12.20 pm 3.00 " 4.32 12.00 am 1.48 " 4,06 " 5..3C 4 l.Oo " 3.10 " 5.10" fi.50 M 2.05 li 4 40"' 5.3.3 7.18 " ..lo " 5.10 " . " ts.Ol " 3.1.1 " 5..VJ " 0.35 " 8.30 3,45 " 6,30 " MS " 9.WI M 4.fl0 S 1C A M 7. " 9.3B M j 4,S1 " C.ao M 11,07 M , 6.0K " R 40 9.15 " 11.33 " .:i4 9 15 11 9.40 M 12.01 r M 7.07 " I 5S 10.03 ' 12,20 7. " 10.! " 10.45 1.C5 " S.25 " 11 30 " 11.15 41 1.37 41 8..V, M 2.r7 " 1.01! A M 3.20 " 10.4H 2 25 " 1 2.00 , 1 4,25 11,45 3,40 "

Columbia.. " ärsaw. Plymouth. STATIONS. Chicago Valparaiso. Plymouth. Warsaw Columbia . Fort Wavne Van Wert . Lima PoMrt UpS'ndusk4' Uucyrus C.cetV I A. (D. M-nvfl.bh. ouster Orrrflk Masiilon. . Ciu:tn Alliance. . . . Balea Roches to r . . Pittsburgh. . F. It. BTERS, Cren'I Ticket Affaat. K K. Time Table. To take effect on Mondav, February 8, 169, at 7:30 a. m. Gjinsr North. 5 (r.inj 3 STATIONS & SIDINGS. jC, South a.'iO p.vKo Arr. Importe i,8 M 4-J .... Stillwell.... 5.30 M p.... Kankakee.. ".1-2 ' 34 ... Walkerton 4 45 WM.... Knott e 4M 27 .... Tvner .23 I. ve Plymouth... 3.5S 20 Arr "do 2,21 12LTArgos .15 44 1 0 .... Kailehacks. 1.53 7 .... Walnut. ... 1.51 .. Lve Boowter ..Lve.. 7:30a M. .... .. 7, 8:12 'M, 8:42 - Ml 1:06 4 trt 0:33 44 23 9:48 " Arr . HhW 44 .Lve.. 1 10:50 " . Arr .1140 " -4011:40 43 11::. " 50 14:1--. TraiM run daüv. Bawdäjä excepted. E. H. SCOTT. Superintendent. HARDWARE. BUCK k T OAK Have a larc and well assorted stock or - Domestic and Foreign HARDWARE In Northern Indian, confisting f ALL KIXps OF SHELF 99O0m IROX. XAlLs, (,I.As. SASH. PAIXs OILS, I' CITY, A LARVE si uk' OE HON, COOK AXD PARLOR STOVES OX HAMB BOVUHT BEFORE THE Alf VAX E, Which they propo-c selling Cheaper than amy other store in town. All kinds of Tin, Copper and Sheet Iran Ware M A N t F ACTC K ED TO ORDER, By the beet workmen in the state, and Warranted to give satisfaction. TERMS ! GREENBACKS! Hrgbett market-price paid for Old Iron, Brass, Copper, Etc. JasLlMM. BCCK Jt toaw. JJARDWARE. B. DICKSON. fifolsr in FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARDWARE, in the snrTH fiooH of Wiun ma bwe, plti. oi th. m Keeps constantly on hand a large and well asported stock of v very description of hardware In almost every shape, sias and oaaatRy and quslitv. from an Am. rican cookimr stove to mir h"! ! er, or from a crow bar to a paper of 4 oa tacke. s t o;ve s of every kind: elevated ovenn, sonare parlor sheet iron, box, fancy or plain, with complete trimmings to match. HFLF GOODS ofevcv t"crtptiorf. Bonne trimming, door and winuow Haging-, glas o aud sash, carpenter a tool, NAILS bv the kej? or pound; mill saws, lo? and dor chains, thebent axe In the west Tin, bra aad hollow wares of all kinds . PLOWS, SHOVELS. and all kinds of agricitltnral ntcaails iscludiaf forks thai load and unload hay by hor, power A splendid assortment ot cutl.-ry, r;sii HOOKS AST mnfs, ropes, wiar, m i no, cow nri.i.s, iao PTl't T. IX HARM, 11 OI.I. SHKFTS, NO HI VCIIKS. AXD FVraTTHINO I COHHoa to a rtAauWARK r?TABLIlII NT . in far cvcr tbin that any ftntt ever thonrbt f buying in a hardware store, and a thonsana things beMde, with a NEW STOCK conMautlv arriving, hieb they ill sll rhrapr than the same can ! bought at any other plac this side fPIttsburgh. All kinds ol tin, short iron, copper snd brass ware made and repaired on reasonable tvrms an4 short notice. B tf II P DICKSOX.

LIVERY. JIVKRY AND

SALE STABLE. Tlie undersiirnedhavinsr purchased th liverr stable of AI.I.MAN & It Ob F.. is full prcpart-d to net every want of the livery business, 'le has N-tter horses and fln-r burgieV tban lias ever been k t in Plymouth, which he is pr pared to furnish the public on ths most reasonable terms. Trawlers conveved fo anv part of the connv on n-ason able terms. . LllAK'EY. 4