Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 14, Number 49, Plymouth, Marshall County, 12 August 1869 — Page 3

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Jews About Home. Circuit court adjourned until next Monday. The Annual Fair of the Marshal County Agricultural Society wM be held at the Grounds of the Society on Sept. 88, 24, 2 j. A lad about eight years of age, ion of Tobias Wise of this place, was vlrowned in the Elkhart River on Tuesday last. Elkhart Ex. We had intended to give our readers a digest of the corporation ordinances, this week, but a press of o;her matter crowds it over until another issue. The man who manufactures the locals and " such." has been under the weather two or ihree days, which . I will account for the absence of the , usual amount of ltcal matter. See advertisement, in another column, of Great Bargains in Millinery goods. Mrs. James wishes to go .cast and offers to sell her stock at remarkably low figures. j State Prison South. No change will bo made in the officers of the State Prison South. The charges against the warden and chaplain are pronounc-

ed the veriest bosh. The directors ! rrayr D? liev- vm- J'us. ur i burhavo gone home Mr. Meredith with mon b7 Rev- Schabehorm; address t-r r i. i rill

a large flea in his ear. X c Alban Commercial. T. C. Mays, Bar . local editor of the Ft. Wayoe Democrat, paid us a flying visit, on Wednesday, and proved him self to be one of the pleasantcst Hohemians we ever met. What few "lions" there are in Plymouth were uncovered -- an(i ilft rironiised to do , i the like unto us should we ever stray Ft. Wayneward. Call again. Tzlegrpah poles, ready to receive the insulators and wires, have Lecn rdaced alone the line of the C. C. ft L. R. R. from Peru to LaPorte. A lar.w quantity of the insulators are at the 1 depot of the company in this place, t and it will not be long until uirect telegraphic communication will be established between LaPorte, Plymouth and Peru. The great eclipse came off, as per announcmcnt. on Saturday afternoon. Although it was not total here, it far exceeded in beauty and effect the expectations of the most sanguine. At the time of the greatest darkness the landscape had a most ghastly and unearthly appcaranoc. The air grow chill, chickens west to roost, and every th ng happened just about as the astronomers had predicted. The most favorably point in this state for observ-1 f ing the eclipse was at Terre Haute. We clip a very graphic description of the event from the Indianapolis Sentinel, one of whose editors went to Terre liaute for the express purpose of " working matters up."

Wf. have received 1 copy of the IIibh School. Non-resident pupils can Pxemiura List of the Indiana State j obtain rooms and board at reasonable Board of Agriculture, and with it a , prices. complimentary for which secretary ! Tuition: Non-resident pupils, 5,Heeler has our thauks. Iu his letter 00, Resident pupils, SI ,50; Intermethe secretary says : diatc Primary, ?1 ,00. Payable in ad-

e aiso uesire to procure irom farmers and others reliable information concerning insects injurious or bene - ficial to vegetation : The harvested and 'growing crops: Condition ol live s'ock, or any other subject of interest to the people of the state." The fair will be held from the 27th of September to the 2d of October, in elusive. Now that vcehav direct railroad communication with Indianapolis our eit7cns can attend the fair without suffering so many inconveniences as heretofore. AlRT Hook & Ladder Co., No. 1, of Ft. Wayne, passed through this place last Monday on its way to LaPorte to celebrate the anniversary of its organization. . They were accompanied by Prof. Jones' Silver Rand, than which there is no better in the northern part of the state. They were Lot expected at LaPorte, having gone there as a sort of surprise party, but their red shirts betrayed them as the train waselowly entering town (about a mile distant from tha depot), the alarm was given, and by the time the train arrived at the depot, hundreds of firemen and citizens were there to welcome them They were treated like princes by the LaPoite boys, who sent them on their way without permitting them to exhibit the color of their money. They were met, on their arrival at this place, oo their homeward route, by quite i large delegation of our firemen, headed by the Silver Band. After marching through our streets the boys suddenly and with one accord stopped at th, Ittel rfe Slm. rs niid, from pundrv 'urjrlin? noi""- tlMl were henrd it wa I

that the peculiar dryness ually affects the throat on

such occasions was, for the time, overcome. And it was. And they overcame it several times before they were marched to the train which bore them away amid cheers, "blare cf trumpets" and general cood feeling. The dedicatory services of St. John's WQmaa V Evangelical Lutheran) church, on Sandav last, were ot a most ' J ' i interesting character, and were attended by a large concourse ot people. The new church building was a source of justifiable pride to all who were interested in its erection. It was decorated in a tasteful manner that reflected credit on all concerned. The following pastors were persent : Rev. Schaub of Valparaiso, Revs. Schabchorm and Guntium, of Chicago, and Rev. Kammerer, cf this place. Rev. H. president of the Synod, could .1 noc oc pre?eni. The following was the programme of exercises : 1. Song and farewell prayer at the old meeting-house. 2. pVocession to the new church building. 3. Prayer by Rev. Kammerer. 4. Dedicatory eermon by Rev. Schabehorm. 5. Sermon by Rev. Guttrum. Service at 3 p. m., in English. "J - cnurcu ; closlDS Pravcr Dv v V OI ttie Presbyterian church. Evening service. Opening prayer by Rev. Guntrum; sermon by Rev Schaub: addresses by Revs. Kammerer J and Schabehorm ; closing prayer by Rev. Guntrum. S'!58,50 were donated, and 81,503 subscribed to assist in clearing the church from debt. The members of the German U. Evangelical Lutheran Church tender their sincere thanks to the Philharmonic Society for their services, also to Uie Americans who assisted us in help " ,v " ww Rev. J. K II AMMER, Paetok. F J. KOONTS, Secl BUSINESS LOCALS. Rings', Hall's Barrett's, Tibbitts Ayer's and all hair restorers at Todd's Model Drug Store. S' fiooi. Rooks, Stationery, all kinds, Toys, Dolls, Blocks, Rauks, Balls and Vases ut Todd's Model Drug Store. BCHOOl Notic e. The Fall Term of the Plvmouth Graded School will comaf mencc on Monday, the 30tU day of August, 1869, and will continue in session twelve weks. Pupils admitred in the Hi"h Sfhool Denartnient enn r , - . , nnr?n !i full nrm cniin emirsft nfstiid v j A teachers class under the immediate supervision of Prof. Luke will be organized. fhc County Teachers' Institute and an examination for Teachers' certificates will be held in connection with the vancc. 1 R(,F- D I-tKUj, Principal. By order of A. C CAPRON Trustees. A. P. ELLIOTT Drugs, Medicines, Pa ints, Oils, Varnishes and Dye Stuffs of all kinds at Todd's Model Drug Store. Plymouth Ladies' School. The fall term of this school will commence Aug. 20, and continue twelve weeks. Tuition the same as heretofore. To be held in the place previously occupied. For particulars consult S. A. Nichols & L. C Kinney. Bitters. Hostetter's, Roback's, Mish er's, Plantation, Swain's, Whitley , Todd'i, Hoofland and Wanen's at Tojü's Model Drug Store. A. Bkckkr & Co., have received a lavgc stock of groceries and crockery etc , which they intend to sell a cheap as any house iu Plymouth, and would say to the people, that they should not believe from any merchants here, that they give short weight, etc. We allways give 10 oz. to the pound. Our trade has increased very largely since the people found us in the brick store. Wc would say to the people, that wc arc very thankful for their patronage. Store room in Corbin k Benson's brick block, No. 8. A. Becker, k Co. Todu'b Model Drug Store is always illuuiinatcd by the smile of our young and steady friend Willie Patterson, who L ever ready to wait on the nur, ,u- ' raers wh; Freuen hat popular ftttg Stow

TO LIMBER DEALERS.

Scaled Proposals tor the following !bill of Lumber to be used in the construction ot the new Court House, will be opened at the oftlce of A. C. Capron, in Plymouth, on Saturday, Ausrust the 21st. nt ten a, m. Proposals must be in writing, statin;; price per m., at which the cntirv bill will be furnished-'-accordiner to specifications, ami sent or headed to A. O. Capron, in sealed envelopes, marked on out side, "Proposal for Lumber:" on or before I a. m., Aug. 21st. The Committee reserve the right to reject tiny or all bids, and the person or persons whose bidsare accepted must be prepared to execute a written contract with sufficient surety for the faithful performance thereof, within five days after being notified of said acceptance, or the same will be rejected. 240 pieces Palnk,Poplartx12 16 ft long 100 Itafters 9v8 17"

2x8 14" 2x1033' 6x1039" 10x10 39 44 12x12 19" 3x12 10" 8x1019" 2x8 10 " 2x3 16" 2x8 15" 2x8 17 2x8 20 ,! 2x1 IG" 2x3 12" 8x16 16" r.--. i oo M It M .1 It 4 I tl M tl II f ' I ii ii it ii ii it ii "a All of t lie foregoing to be good, sound first class lumberalso 1500 "feet Rood, sound inch boards, and 5000 feet 1j inch thiek , clear stuff The flooring boards and plank must be sawed before the 1st of .November, 169, and propcrlyü'piled for seasoning; and ÜK whole bill mustjbc delivered at such place in the town of Plymouth as 'mthc building Committee may designate on or before thcrirst of May, 1870, and subject to the measurement and inspection, of said Committee or their Agents J. C. CI. SUM A A.J A.'C.'CAPRONA BuildingCom J. BROWN LEB,) ADMINISTRATOR S SALE.-Notice is hereby given that the undersigned administrator of the estate of Jacob Kliae deceased, will on Frldav the 3d day of September, 1869, offer for sale at public outcry, at the late Trefidence of the decedent In Center township, the personal property left by the decedent. Consisting orcows, swine, house""iiuuiinit, luriuni!.' iuois, potatoes, apples etc. i5.to cmmence atio o'clock a. m.. and for an sums less than $3 cash pavment will be required. credit of f mouths will be given, bv the purchaser giving note with surety, drawing six percent, interest. 49 PETER KKK'ITTLY. Admr gURVEY NOTICE. Notioe ic hereby given that the undersigned suvoyor of Marshall county, Indiana, will on the 27th day ol Aug. 186(., at the lequest offcliMooer proceed to survey the lands and establish the corners thereto, in sec. 8 township :i:j,N. of R. 4 east. Nonresident owners of lands in said section, who fail to meet ma on the south line of said section, and defray, or provide for defraying their proportion'of the expense of said survey, will be returnei by me to theauditor as delinquent, and uch delinquencies placed on the tax duplicate for collection, according to law. M. II. RICE, 8. M C. By J. P. Hawkins Deputy. gURVKY NOTICE. Notice is hereby given thatjthe undersigned, surveyor of Marshal! county, Indiana, will, the 23ddyof August, 1869, at the request of G. II. Short, and John R. Scott, proceed to survey the lands, and establish the corner? thereto of sec 31, township 34 N. of R. 1 cast. Nonresident owners of lands in said section, who fail to meet me at the residence of John Stringer, in said sect-on, on the abovenamed day, and defray, or provide for defraying their proportion of the expense of said suivey, will be returned by me as delinquent, and such delinquencies placed on the tax duplicate for collection according to law. M. a RICE.S. M.C. By J. P. Han kias Deputy DRY GOODS. D II V J. IM. DALE & CO., tf'd'.iqt'arttrn for the LATUS STYLES OF GOODS, Aft ill in full blast, with tin: largest tock iu Plymouth and always the lowest price?-. f4,mo worth of DreeK (iood.. I'ojilin, Alpacas. Merinocs. Plain Cioods for Suits, M;irnl'P, Jacam ts, Oranuief, Parasol.-, Stripe?, PIT , Hosiery. Notions, Trimmings, Staple Qooat, HaU, dp, and Jent Furnishing Goods, UasBimcroH, Doc (kins, CLOTH CLOAKING, Gents' Suitn"pottcn np to Order n short notice. toentt the mot fastidious. WE DEFY COMPETITION, As one of our partners lives in New York, who ie constantly buying goods of importers) and mictions at reduced prices, which enables us to leell at what other merchant pay for goods. 9MMMMBMM IBM PLACE. No. 12 Michigan St., Paul's Block. at DHUCCMT. QLD LINK DRUG STORE, WDTi Iff MUM y.V 1846. W. K liliOWN, rERSniSL 4b BROWN, DfQl'Tt fo MEDICINES, yUOOL BOCKS, PRESCRIPT! 0 XS CaieinllT pu iured at all hours of Ihr day or night, tra i Bjioir T ymonth. Id-' k

27 Joice 0 '-0 M Studding 4 Posts 4 Hills 20 " Joice 20 - l0o H)0 107 0 . i 00 200 M ' 40 30 "

CLOTHING.

G 1 MB AT ARRIVALS AT S. & M. BECKER S Wc arc now receiving our Spring and Summer Goods, And can show the HANDSOMEST STOCK OF GOODS Ever brought to riymoulh, ami tan offer belter bargains in CALICOES, DELAINES, ALLAPACAS, GOOD FOR SUITS, ct, tc. Our Clothing assortment is complete and will sell at Wry EjOW Prices. Spleadid Stock of HATS, CAPS, AND Gent Furnishing (.ooh. We have a FtSM ASOIlMiIUST OF Cloths, Cassiineres- and Vests, And inaka CLOTHING TO ORDER, IN Latest Styles. 39 8. ft M. BECK KU. SPECIAL NOTICES. ADMINISTRATRIX- NOTICE. Notice la hereby sirea that the aadenigBeel ha lM;cn appointed administratrix or th estate of Theodore A. Lemon, deccaeed. Said eetate i ? eiinpoed to be solvent. MARY E. LEMON. "yyarda of Witom For yonii" men, on the Kulimr PlasaiOB in Veutli and Karlv Manhood, with SELF HELP for the hrriup line Unfortunate. Sent in sealed letier envelope, free of charge. Address, ASSOCIATION, liox P, l 'i : i ade i.i'Hi a Pa. (-VJ -ly The WILSON SHUTTLE SEWINt; MACHINE Challeagef comparison with any first class machine and is waiiranted for thbke years, i'all and examine for yourself. First door north ol Parker house. W-3m ,MRS. JENNIE FISH, A-"t. Notice is liercby L'iven that my wife. Mary June Haag having left my bed and borad without iust cause or nrovocution all persons are hereby warnet! not to trust her on my account, as I will nay no debts of her contracting. Daniel Haao. PHOTOGRAPHER jAt'LKNOR'S Pll O TO GRAPH G A L LER V. I X - Corbin Ben$9n Duck mock. Photoc:rap, Arahrotyp,,a. (iom TirturtW. Ac., taken in tb best style of the art. in nil kinds of weather. Frames constantly on hand. M. V. FAUIjKNOR, Op r. FURNITURE. Q PALMER, Dealer in all kinds f FUHN1TRUE OA LmPOBTE STREET At nrw and apnahMM room uicre lie krrps of 'oods the Iwff and h-H'Hl astjrtmcut ever offered iu I'lymoiilh. A FIRST 'LASS HEARSE,

Hhar rtCT to year rauratjkand Piif ootl (VtO, 45.

will ha fornitkfdot tahtrn lc?tioK 01 lestrs lbJ ftrmt. C, PAJJUR,

M E D I C A L Br. J. S. Leland, TrO-"M)respeetfuHy announce to the citizen" of Ply Mouth and vicinity that hfl has pi i mm aemly located at the above named place for the practice ol Medicine and Boigeiy, and hopes bv strict attentioa to tke reqairemcntfl efbki profegcion. to merit a tut re of their patronage. Particular attention paid to treatment of all kinds of fever-, extracting teeth, and argety. I hold myself in readinem to attead all calw. uAix. or day. Offie; S. V. corner from Parker liou-e. " (38)

C. S. S. Todd, DKrt;;iST, Dr T. A. L mon's old stand Hichigaa itreet, riymouth. Indiana. Dr. L. Johnson, I HYSICAN SURGEON, Boartxm, bd. Offir over tiroeh tfc Heck Bro hardware stoic. Dr. A. 0. Horton. StTRGBOH DKNTIST, Can he consulted nt his otlleeevery day except Mondav-and Taeadaye. OSce over weaterrelfa store. Piymonth. nd. Dr W. S. Railey, Treats nil kind- of diaeaac that afllicl the litiman system. Medical and Surgical. Having had over six years experience in the Armies of the V. S. Oftlce overS.Jfc M.Becker's dry Rood store. J.J. Yiunll, HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN .t SURGEON. Particular attention paid to ohstretric practice, and diseases of women and children. Office over Brow.ilee s -tore. Kcftidence opposite the north-west corner of the public square, Plymouth, Inn. 10-88. G. t. leyMkh, M. B. Regular Physician and (Operative Surreoti. offers hi professional services to the c'.tiens of Plymouth and surroundim: country. Ir. addt -tion to the treatment of diseases common ft) the country, soccial attention will be Riven to Surgery, the treatment of sur-rical diseases and diseases öf females. Night calls in town and country promptly attended to. Charges reasonable. Office and residence on west side of Michigan St. three doors north of the bank. Plvmouth lad. 33 ATTORNEYS. M A. 0. Packard, A TTORNKV and Counsellor at Law, audi NoV tary Public . Itoom No. 1. Balconv block. Plymouth, lud. 36 Corbin & Van Yalkcnbiirgh, ATTORNEYS and Real Bntftte dealers. Have a complete Abstract of al' the Heal Estate in Marshall county, and have constan tly for sale Improved Farms. Will Lands and Town Lots. Business and dwelling houses to rent. Office over the Rank. Plymouth, Ind. (i. Osborn e, ATTORNEY at Ijiw. and Justice of the Peace, has removed his office to the eat side of Michigan street, on the Mock next north of the I'arker House where be will be pleaded to see those having hnsiness to transact with him. Collections made and money promptly remitted. Particular attention criveu to the settlement of estates and uardian-hip. M -3ft, A.C. Capron, ATTORNEY & NOTARY, War Claim Agent, will attend to all professional business placed in his h mds, promptly and carefully. Particular attention givento guardianships arid the settlement ofdeeedent's estates. Pension, bounty and back pay of deceased and disabled eoldiers procured nt reasonable rates. Deeds, mortgages and other written instruments neatly andquickly drawn up and acknowledgments taken. " Collections made and promptly remitted. Office over H. B. Dickson's hardware store, Plvmouth, Ind. 10-20. C. H. Reeve, ATTORNEY nt law. and War Claim Agent, will practice in Fnlton, Stark, LaPorte and Kosciusko, as well as Marshall, counties. Collections promptly and efficiently attended to. -Care ful attention given to probate business. Insurance effected on lives and property, in the best com paniea in tho United State. Special attention paid to the prosecution of claims ofsoMier. their widows and heirs, for bounty, arrears of pay, pensions and other claims. II-f- : ParweU, Field & Co..Chicngo.Shaw, Harbour & Co.. Cincinnati, Bnckly, Sheldon dCo. N. Y , Graff, Bennett ft Co.. Pittsburg. IMCMeCimly House, TMTANATIl, INI) South aids P. P. v. ,t c R V K., adjoining the paeaeenger depot Gneehi stopping here will receive lirst-class accommodation at moderate rate-. Baggage conveyed to and from the car?-free. 47 E. McCL RDY. Prop r V. S. Itodse. PARKER nOUSK.- This old-established and Qtvonbly-known House is now prepared with new furniture and improve;! accommodations to eater to the wwatfl of our own community and the trawling yahiic. The omnibus lias been refitted ami will attend all regular trains, under the management of the House. Shoemaker & Brenfleek, MEAT M ARKET. -K.-ep constantly on hand the beet seiectioni of Beef, Pork. Mutton and Vre I the county aftbrda. Also manufacture a superior article of Bologna Bdaaace. Market let door east of Methodist church, on Laporta street. Koontz & Tress. MEAT MARKET. - A now Market. wl.Ieh will supply the citizens of Plymouth, and surrounding country with the best qualitv of Freeh meats of all kinds. Lard, Tallow, Sausage and all aticles kept in a first-class Meat market always on hand. Market at Noll's old stand. L. Shakes, & Co. HILM ARD K.inm. Three firt class tables. The Premt Liquors and beat Cigar in towu always ni hand. Koonif, Second door north of Bank. ?, Daslanger, WAGONS, Carriages, etc. C. BnaflanjRSf Bro.'e. manufacturers of Wagons, Carriages, etc. Blacksmithing, painting and grainingdone to order. J. F. Van Yalkenburgh. WHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE -pun- Liquors for medicinal and other purposeps. can be had at my store, one door north of thcBranch Bank. May is, 1865. J. F. VAKTALKKHBUROH. J. V. Bailey k Co. WATER Mill. Thr boat ilonr aninnfnftninfl always on hand. t;ritin-; done tt) order by A Ht el.'IRH milllMV 'I'll,. li"ll -. m-irL-uf i.rii. in cash paid all times for Wheat. Mill at north-east pan m town . J. R. Losey, JEWELER -Clocks. Watt-hes and Jewelry repaired j)romptly and in a workmanlike manner. Kct ps for sale i lo( ks, Watches. Plated ware .jewel ry. gold pens and full tock pertaining tt hfs trade. Occupies part of Paul's Boot fc Shoe Store. John S. AH? man. (ROCn and Produce Dealer. Has I choice T stock of fresh (Groceries on hand. Pays the highest market price for all kinds of country produce. Can nrovide citizens ot'toun with tl,.. K. .i the country affords. Store fourth door nerth of A ( . Hohzfndorff, FASHIONABLE BAKBEK, CHICAGO RiRV HER tili Under Marks A Ehrlich store. Shnvinr. Hair Cuttinc ntiesennnnlie A-c. Atmtm in the hest style. Particular attention given to Dyeing Hair and Whiskers. The highest price pant rnr ladle s hair. 111 A C. nOLTZBXDORFF Uustave Brown. Taimfaeturcr and th aler at wholesale and re y tail of Tehaeco and Cigars. Pipes, cigar holden", tobacco-boxes and pouches. Will supply retail dealers with all quantities of tear and Tobacco nj inch rates as w ill make it their interest to trv him Room second door south of the bank. n."l Banking fompany, rhLTOUTHINB The Plymouth Bran, h Bank I mi Co.,cuciessors to ths Plymouth Branch Bank of the St.Me ot Indiana ,1 open from 9 to 12 0 i lo K cm -tnd fiom 1 to ; clock p m T CRKSSNER 1'i.Mdfst f i CHS?'BR jr . sshitr

HARDWARE.

rpiiE ram op nccK J TO AS Rue a larje and well aasm'.ed stock or Ü9MKHTW AM FOSEfii H A K 1) w A iz E In Northern indmna conif of ALL KilfOg of SHELF GOODS, IMOX. XA . . GLASS, BASH. PAINT, oils, rrrrr. a laege stock OEBox, COOK AM) FAELOM STVPES OX HAND BOUGHT BEFORE THE A I) YAXi 'EL Which ihcy nmpoee ening Cheap,-, ti,., SB1 otu er utore iu town. All kinds of TLW, COFFEE 4 SHEET IJtOX WARE, MANLFACTLRCD TO OMOCR, y the e-t workmen in the state, and Warranted tolve eatisfactloB. TERMS i - R i : r. 1 1 n k s Bij.de-tl market price paid lor Hi Ml. brass, emm urn, nt, Jan. I, lsJG. BUCK ft TOAN. H ARDWARK, H. B. DICKSON Ptititr ii FOKRIGN AND DOMESTIC HA HD WABE, la the SOUTH KM flF BROWMlts RKI ILtCt, HJTl iNP. rii Ree Constantly en hand a large and tvcll a?- ... n,u,n ,. ! ,vi . mi - .iiii-iuii oi nam ware in almost every shape, sine and qnantily and oualitv from an American cooking stove to ä coflee heater, or from a crew bar to a paper of 1 o tacfcs STOVES. of every kind, elevated ofiis, square parle, slioet iron. bor. fan- v or i.l dn .ri?i. . trimmings ta match. 'SHELF (iOÜßS Oeverr de.frntion House rrfwsasajrs door ana winnow hanging!., UH s and uasli, carpenter tools. A ILS by the keg or pound, mill saws, log and do chains, the best axes In the west. Ti n, brabs and hollow wares of all kinds PLOWS, SHOVELS. and all kinds of agricultural Utensils lncisding forks that load and unload hay by home power. A splendid assortment si cotlury. fish hooks am 1 INKS, ROI'KS, Winn, nsjUM, COW KI.LS, IRos rt.ii. in bars, iTlfr Ti a n a BlNfHICH, AND VVKKYTHIXO, fOHN.IK TO A HAllIi WARB KSTABLISHM I T . In lad rTufything thai any one erer thought of bnymgin a hardw are store, and a thousand thiug besides, with a NFW STOCK onstantly arriving, wkich they will seil t licaper than the Hame can be honght at any other place this side r Pittsburgh. All kind-of tin, sheet iron, copper and brass tTHre made and repaired on icatonabls ternie and nhori netKC.

DRUCCISTS. G. BLAIN & CX)., Mealera in UiiroH, etc.,

8a;a Wc-t C:i'r Nt'ligai ni fiirr fc; . riyiiiouftis - lud U A VING just received a Tre.-li ?tippl f ever thing iu our liuc of trade, COnsiatin Hliunlr 0 irK, Mpstisilsioni Paint-., HU, Dye i um.. Vsjsrastesa uu.., lnWhSl I'lllMBlMl.t Fun M-iivbi-. at i Ufmn "5. for mt't'icftl piirpof- vn.'i, fo to sHicä ir i a"- Uftes Wc have received, and willed! at rcannabic rates, a ntnnfitr of Kerosine arhl Coal Oil. A!o every sf vie and sizs KEROSENE LAMPS. For burning the same. We nrc also agents for sit Ike popular Patent Medicines, Of the dar Physicians PRESCRIPTIONS, Carefully pal up at all hour- of the ssVtst. by nr. exnerit need druggist. We canicMly iuite" the prblic to favor us with a call and examine our stock, and boeoeae convinced of the fact that w e are doing a liberal bu-inei-s. W o BLAIR CO. Jl VERY. 1VKRY A.D I 8AI.E STABLE The anderehned haviBcpaidsssod the livery sf bfc of ALLMAX .V: ROSE, is fully prepared to meet every want of the livery business. lie has better horses and tiner benies than ha ever bona kept in Plymouth, which he is prepared to fnriirsb the public on the most reasossabie teffjss. Trave lers nveyed to any part of the conniv on rcjisnn able' rtiu. S. L liARVEY, 43 ONE DOLLAR SALE, OW CAN IT BE DON C H Is the cry of the crowd; who thron? O N E VOL LA R S T 0 R E , 73 Lake St., Ciitcngo, That every deecijpisan and r artete tf l'A . Y ;0HJS, CUTTLERY. LEATHER GOODS, JEW ELRY. BOORS, ALBUMS, SILVER-PLATED WARE, Ac., &c can be purchased ;tt the ex trensPy !w price r OXE DOLLEB for each arti clc, when the same goods cannot be obtained at any other pfascc for doable Äe amount, and which Ike wholesaler coufosses he cannot bay for that price? We reply? We hnse bayers constantly at the -ast. by whom job hSMVaMalnsil ttf tnorm out ifhtCutiit. and, besides a -rij- portion f our goofs ( Imported dtr-rt from Knropi -hi Maiinfarturem. Having aNo every facility posseed by the largest Dollar S;ile lirais of Boston, we will, bf means of the CLUB SYHTEM, extend ike advantages of our immense wholesale and retail trade to those living at a distance thus saving iu express charges iukee-fourths the AMfOVST now paid, and giving (i hitter tjmlit'j nffttm M m AM 6- obtain' -i fang tattern firm. Sexdlr nwr clubs, or send for circular- , to AS NASD l- CO.. To Lai; St., Chicago. Oood- al Wholesale to the Trade. MM FANNIMC MILLS. ;MX(; MILLS. FANNING MILLS. The great Wheat Harvest is fast approaching and every farm. t should have one of J. NEWTON WILLIAM'S New and Improved FANNING MILL, Which in- superior to any eve r introduced to the public. They were successfully tried by more than thirty of our best famu re last season who speak in the hiebest prsfot of them, also the I'lyrnouth water and steam mills. OXE UIXHMED .VC IF EMADY, And srB 1 be Sold on rlcuxoitaule terms. Any responsible person drailiaj, an agen") can apply to (he sebscriber, H. Ct. THAYKR M ANÜ FACTÜ R E pLlMOlTH FOUNDRY tod MACHINE SHOP ENGlitBI BUILT AND KEP A IK SP OJ SilORT NOTICE PULLETS, 8UAFTIN3, M I I.I. iitARLNQf. CANTING. nivcellaneoni Ad cowMon. an hnanl or rr..d1 te order. These shops, which were destroyed bv firs teatwtnter, have been rebnill and furuished with nw warnimnj throughout. All kinds of castings done in lbs best style st4 most durable maiuiei frtlcrs vellcitKl t ie w M AIAMt rreptietOi