Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 14, Number 50, Plymouth, Marshall County, 19 August 1869 — Page 3

THE MJWnUT. Sews About Home.

Kcd-hot the Weather. Circuit Court L ia session positively, without reserve. New wheat is coming in town fieely, and is of excellent quality. We are under obligations to Sigmund Mayer, Esq., fur a late Kentucky paper. John C Brioüs, Esq., is lying seriously ill of a fever at his father's residence, in this place. Brick Pomeroy, of the New York Dtmocrat, passed through this place one day last week. Tue C. C. k L. railwav will in a fdiort time commence track. fencing their Merrill Williams, of Argos. raised, the present season, S04 bushels Springdale wheat, on thirty acres of ground. Travel on the P. F. W. & C. R. W. has of late been so heavy that the eatiog house at this place has been running to its full capacity. There is a mark-id increase in the travel on the different railroads, which bespeaks an early opening of fall trade. The citizens of Plymouth and vic'nity are to be enlivened by the ap pearance of Prot. Clarinda's Musical Troupe, on to-morrow evening, at Balcony Hall. Go and hear them. Pkrsonai.. Within the past week we have noticed three familiar faces. said faces belonging to George K. Brings, James W. Logan and George B Lindsay, the two former hail from Michigan, the latte- "rora Iowa, Last Tuesday we saw a monster log wagon, manufactured by Samuel Smallwood, of this place. IM tires Were six inches broad, and the other! dimensions were in the tion. same proporA rn-Nic party. mo3tly Sunday School scholars from LaPorte, passed through this place yesterday, on C. C. & It, train, for Rochester. They numbered about seven hundred. We believe it is the intention of the Episcopal Sunday School of Plymouth to make an excursion to (he same place next week. Mrs. Tim. a WoODBUEl and Miss Sau ii PiERfE will give a pic-nic lo the scholars of their classes in tli 3 undny School, at Pretty Lake, to-day. The children1 capacity for eujyment will be tested to the utmost. The citizens in the vicinity of Corhaley's Cross-roodi, five miles south of Plymouth, propose to secure a sidetrack and flag station, on the C. C. Si. I. R. R, at that place, if it can be done. We learn that the railway will comply with the wishes of the people on reasonable terms. This would be a great convenience to the residents thereabout, and of pecuniary advantage to the railway company. Wc I pe to see thz flag station secured. The Demccrut still keeps up its tirade of abuse against the corporate authorities Republirnn. We give the "corporate authorities" credit for doing oue charitable deed, and that is, in not enforcing the ordinance prohibiting asses from running at large within the corporate limits of Plymouth. Had this ordinance been enforced the Republican would be minus editors and proprietors. We now ecc why that paper enthusiastically remarks that "our worthy marshal fills " his office admirably", its editors were under obligations to him for their liberty and the pursuit of happiness" within the corporate limits. See it? ScbPEN Death. A singular aud ead occurrence took place at the village of Troy, in Whitley county, last Sunday. Rev. Mr. Harker, of Larwell. formerly of Lafayette, was preaching at the Presbyterian Church on the ' Death of Man." He had got about half through his sermon, when he suddenly stopped and tuld the congregation that he felt a kind of choking sensation, and must rest a few minu'es. He commenced gasping immediately, and. though every attention was shown him, died in a very short time, it is supposed that apoplexy caused his death. Ntn-thfy n'J,diani.n n . R v. Mr. Harker was the stationed minister of the M. K. Church, at this place, some twelve years ago, and his death will be sincerly mourned by many of our citizens, .who can testify i luuoegf; ot heart and the richtness of hi ttfc wlJeil Lere upnrr III . DHU! r. v. r h. . ' , w.

A correspondent in the Republican, who speaks as one having authorI ity. informs the public that the corpo- ' ration board, at its nightly conclaves,

is endeavoring to find the wav to settle a large debt with only 7 cents in the treasury, and that as the board has not Y3t discovered the way, the nightly meetings will probably continue. The first act of the board towards dimininishing the debt was to raise the fees of each member of the board from 31.50 10 18,00 per night ! This style of extinguishing a debt will come into general use so soon as people are thoroughly conversant with its merits. MARRIED. By the Ilcv, J. Schlosser, on the 10th J inst., at the Reformed Parsonage, in Plymouth, Mr. Henry Roma and Miss Sarau J. Crumley, both of Union Township. BUSINESS LOCALS. NursBAUM fc Mayer want everybody indebted to them to call and pay up at the earliest possible period. They do, and intend to continue to sell Groceries & Provisions at low figures; pay cash for all Hides, Wool. Fur and all kinds of country produce brought to theui, at their old stand, No. 23 MichIgan 3treet. Croquet The editor of the Republican seems to think the 11 Croquet Club " of vouDg ladies and school girls, who play in the Court House Squere is too "exclusive." They, too, witb a few crusty old bachelors can be admitted to a game, if they will call at Todd's Model Drug Store, and leave their Order for a sett, Or auy Oth . or kind of toys.- Price from 88,00 to 125,00. 8CHGOL Notice. The Fall Term of the Ply mouth Graded School will commence on Monday, the 30th day of August, lÖOÜ, and will contiuue in , . t -i , session twelve weks. Pupils admitted in the IIi'h School Department, can 1 nursut! a full academic course ofstudv. , h , , t, immpfirp .. r , ... . I super v imuu ui i rui. uus wiu w or-, ganized. The County Teachers' Institute aud an examination for Teachers' certifii cates will be held in connection with the Kifeh School. Xon-rcsi'leiit pupils can

obtain rooms and board at reasonable. Notice is hereby Riven thatithcundersigned. prices. survevor of Martihalleounty. Indiana, will, M j the Ü.'ldd'ivof August, 1869, at the request li iTio.N: Non-resident pupils, S.J,-iofG. II. Short, and John R. Scott, proceed 00, Resident pupil, 81. "0; luterme- ' 'purvey the lands, and establish the corners 7 r r . thereto of sec . Jl . township .1 1 ft. nf U i diate Primarj, f 1 ,00. Payable in ad- east.

vance. Prof. P. D. LUKE, Principal. By orJcr of A. C. ( APRON ) Trustee; A. P. ELUOTTj Plymouth Ladies' School. The fall term of this school will commence Aug -!). aud continue twelve weeks. Tuition the same as heretofore. To be held in the place previously occupied. For particulars consult S A. Nichols k L C Kinne v. A. Rkcker ft Co., have received a large stock of groceries and crockery etc , nrlrioii thev intend to sell as cheap as any house in 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 16 oz. to the pound. Our trade has increased very largely since the people found us in tho brick store. We would say to the people, that we are very thankful for their patronage. Store room in Oorbin & Benson's brick block, No. 8. A. Becker, k Co. The NEW BUCKEYES f... TTT AM A ? A M AST of ?Drinfffild. Ohio. the celebrated manufacturer! off Gram Drills, are putting int market this season, Drills so much more simple, and, in all respects.o much superior to any thing ever before offerred to tb" farmers,4 that no one should purchaso a Drill nntitbe examines these. 'Wherever these new Drills have apjx-ar-.l, farmsr are wanting to sell their old Drills at a great sacrifice in order to became th owner of ous of the uew Buckeyes. ' There are no other Drills like them, and theyluV on all sides pronounced the perfection of Drills. Don't fail to call, and see them ( bctnrn you" purchase, for if you dt not, you will regret it S Tor sals bj f J I Ct E AVE LAND & NlOOLES. V'- ar"al agents Tor the celebrated K ilama ,,,,thre'' horMCJetis Kurmers call und examine tn'' clevis, it is an implem nt worthy of your otic' Cm- ,,nc conn- all and ;.'ive us a call Of-fl.-e ft ve doors west of ilrownlce's Store , IPorte 8 tre f- Ö0w4 LIVERY STABLE FOR SALE! The ' BtTKFYE I.f VERY" Stock, owned by s. L Harvey, ojpitc the Parker HousejH offered ", ,r sale on the rnosf libera' tonn. Th-proprietor is L'ftiiiL' west this fall and w v,,rv un -( j,,. Bnsiness and Stork is eqval to tbe ts in North ern Indiina. Apply a' le: Uu ke.- ,mtv fnr ter

TO LUMBER DEALERS'

Sealed Proposals for the follow ing bill of Lumber to be used in the construction of the new Court House, will be opened at the office of A. C. Capron, in Plymouth, on Saturday, August the 21st, r.t ton a, m. Proposals must be in writing, stating price per m., at which the en tin bill will be furnishcd--according to specifications, and sent or handed to A. C. Capron, in sealed envelopes, marked on out side, "Proposal for Lumber:" on or before B a. m. Aug. 21st. Tbdj Committee reserve the right to reject any or all bids, and the person or persons whose bids are accepted must be prepared to execute a written contract with sufficient surety for the faithful performance thereof, within five (lays after being notified of said acceptance, or the same will be rejected. 40 nieces Palnk.Poilar2xl2 16 ft lone 200 17 20 20 4 4 20 20 100 r'30 107 19 50 -00 200 40 Rafters 2x8 17 " ( it Joice H Studding Posts ( (I M i M ti li (I I li li ii li ' il 2x8 14" 2x1033" 6x1039" 10x10 80 12x12 19" 3x12 19" ixlO 19" 2x8 16 M 2x3 16" 2x8 15" 2x8 17 2x8 20" 2x0 16" 2x3 12 " 8x10 16" 0xi0 22" ( H li II I M it I . II il il ti Joice AU of the foregoing to be good, sound first class lumber; also 15000 feet coed, ! sound inch boards, and 5000 feet common inch plank, all to be poplar. 11,500 feet ash rloorinc 4 1 -4 incites wide. 1 1-2 inches thick , ciear stuft. The flooring boairs and plank must be sawed before the 1st f November, 1809, and properly piled for' seasoning; and 1 the whole bill must he delivoro,! eh ! the whole bill must bo delivered at such place in the town of Plymouth as the building Committee may designate on or before thu first of May, 1870, and subject to the measurement and inspection of said Committee or their Agents. J. C. CÜ8HMAN.1 A. O. CAPRON) Baikling Com. J. BROWNLEE,) ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE.-Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned administrator of the estate of Jacob Kline deceased, will on Friday. I the 3d day or Septermbcr. 'Stilt, offer for gale at nnblic ontrrr nt thn into tncM I dent in ( enter township, the personal property left ! by the dec .'dent. Consisting of covi, swine, hon-" hoiii lnnlture. rarming tools, potatoes, apples etc. Sale to commence atll) o'clock a. m.. and for all sums less than $3 cash payment will be repitrel. Over $3 a credit of I months will be piven. bv the purchascr'giving note with suretv. drawing six percent Interest 49 PETER REICHTLY. Adm'r. gURVEY NOTICE. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned j euveyor ot .Marshall county, Indiana, will I 011 the 27tl, dav ol Auc. 1869, at the request i0f Eli Me oei "proceed to survey the lands ian'1 Mh the corners thereto, in sec. 8 iu'.i-,u, .).,,.. hi n.. east. Nonresident owcers of lands in said section, who fail to meet me on the south line of si id section, and defray, or provide for defraying tneir proportion ot the expense ot said survey, will be returned bt me to the'auditor as delin quent, and such delinquencies placed on the tax duplicate for collection, according to law. M. II . RICE, S. M C. By J. F Hawkins Deputy. CJÜRVEY NOTICE. Nonryrrident owners of hinds in said section, who fail to meet me at the residence of , John Stringer, in said seet-on, on the above named day. and defray, or provide for defraying their proportion oi the expense of said ' suivey, will be returned by me as delinquent, I and such delinquencies placed on the tax du plicate tor collection according to law. M. H. RICE. S. M.C. Ry J . P. Hap kias DeputyDRY GOODS. D KV (.(HII)S. J. M. DALE & CO.. Ifiart'ttarffrs for the LATEST STYLES OF GOODS, Are still in full Had. with the largest stork in rivmouth and alwavn the lowest prices. $4,000 worth of Dress Good, Popltas, Alpacas, Morinoo8, Plain (jioods for Suits, Marnles, Jacnpts, Organdies. Parasols. Stripes. Glovas, Hofierv, Notions, Trimmings, Staple Goods. Hats, Pap, and Gent's Furnishing Goods,. Oassinieres, Doeskius. C LOTH CLOAKING, Gents' Batta"jtjetSrfl up to ordi-r on short notice, to r u it the most fastidious. we defy competition, As one of our partners live in New York, who is constantly buying roodsof importeriJ aud auctions at rcdaccd rices, which euablcH us to sell at what other merchants pay for goods, REMEMBER THE PLACE. Xo. 12 Michigan St., Paul's Block. M DRUCCISTS. O 1.1 1. 1 X I . DRUG STORE, tSTAJUJSMCD IN tsifi. W. K BROWN, Successor to PSRSBIN(m 4k BROWN, DtaUri in BR MGS, MED ICt. lis. 8i HOOL BOOKS, PRESCRIPT lOSS Carefully prepared at all hours of the day or n rftf. M I" BROWN P'1 winp, Jn l

CLOTHINC.

( 1 HEAT ARRIVALS AT s. & Wc arc now receiving our Spring and Summer Goods, And can rhow the HANDSOMEST STOCK OF GOODS Ever brought to Plymouth, and Can offer better bargains in CALICOES, DELAINES, AL LAPA CAS, GOOD FOR SUITS, c. tC'C. . . . . , Our Clothing assortment it complete and will sell at IVry Law Pricen. A Splendid Stock of HATS. CAPS. AND Gcnt Furii9hlnpr C.oods. We have a FIXE ASSOMMMENT OF Cloths, Cassimeres ami Vests, And mako CLOTHING TO ORDER, IN Latest Styles. 30 S. & M. BECKER SPECIAL NOTICES. DMIN'ISTRATRIX' NOTICE. Notice is hereby piven that the under-i-m d has beea appointed administratrix of Ike estate of Theodore A. Lemon, deceased. Said estate isupposed to be solvent. $2 MAKY E. LEMON. w or il- of W Udo in For vouni: men, on the Kaltns Passion in Yeuth and Eariv Manhood, witUSLLF HELP br the brriti" ane "unfortunate. Sent in sealed letter envoi opes, free of Charge. Address, ASWXTIATION, Bj I, PiitADEi 5-aiA. Pa. 1J AGWTS WANTED To OC ftln and How TTT- eTVxl (Vv Its eUil-Er.p-s Inga, eio It OOtdHH ail intern la- appfr titioo. and 12w , Ohio. 40, $45. The WILSON SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE Challenges comparison with any fihct class machine and is warrantkd for thbke tears. Call and examine for yourself. First do or north ol Parker house. :iti-:mi MRS. JENNIE FISH, Ac't. Notice is hereby triven that my wife, Mary Jane Hang having left my bed and borad without just cause or provocation all persons are hereby warned not to trust her on my account, as I will pay no debts of her contracting. Dwikl Haag. PHOTOGRAPHER jnitTT MW PH 0 TO GRAPH G A L LER V. -I K Corbin t Benson' Brick Ptock. Phototrraphs, Ambrotypes. fJem Pictures. Ac. taken hi the best style of the art, in all kinds of weather. Frames constantly on hand. M. V. FACLKNCIv. Op r. FURNITURE. Q PALNRRi Dealer in all kind sf Fl' ir IS IT RI EJ OH 1.9 FORTE STREET. At new and spacious rooms uhrie he keeps of goods the best and cheapest assortment ercr offered in Plymouth. A FIRST ('LASS HEARSE, will ho fa nih'ilr! liBrs: "winnMii rcasn

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MEOiCAL Dr. J. S. Lelaiid, "X7OULD respectfully announce to the eJtfoais of Plymouth and vicinity that he has j rmanently located at the above named place for tinpractice of Medicine and Surserv. and hopes bv strict attention to the requirements of his profession, to merit n -hare of t!ieir patronage. Particular attention paid to treatment of all kind Offerers extracting teeth, and sorsery. I hold myself ia readiness to attend all calls, night or daw OfflS. w. corner from Parker House. "

t'. S. S. Todd, D RUGOIST, (Dr T. A. Lemon's old stands Mlchigaa street. Plymonth, Indiana. Dr. L .ioliiison. pHYSICANA SURG RON. Hoarhon. Ind. (IfRr. , out uriHn s ucCK ir 0 s luu iw.ire store. Dr. A. 0. Korton. CttJROEON DENTIST. Can be consulted at hir O oSce every day except Kond iys and Tuesdays, Office over westerrelt,i Store. Plymonth, Ind. Dr W. . Bailey, pr'atj all kim!- ,.t disease that ami-1 the human L system, Medical and Hureical. ilarinir had over six year exp rience in the Annies of the S. Office over 8.4 ftt.Becker's drv rood store. yi J.J. Yinull. TJOMEOPATIIIC PIIYsiriW A SURGEON. L. Particular attention paid to obs tie trie prsctice, and diseases of wonvn and children. Otnc-: over Browolee's store. Residence opposite the north-w st corner of the public square, Plvmoutli, ft. f 10-38. . R Reynolds, . D. Regular Physician and Operative Surreon. oflbrehis professional services to the c'.tiois of Plymouth andoarrounding country, ir. aiditWB to the treatment of diseases common to the country, snecial attention will be Riven to Surgery, the treatment of surgical diseases and diseases of females. Nirht calls in town and country promptly attended td. Charges reasonable. Office and reaidenCs on west sidis of Michigan St. three door' north of the bank. Plymouth Ind. 33 ATTORNEYS. M A 0. Paekanl. ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, and Notary Public . Room No. I, Balcony block, Plymouüi, Ind. 36 rorhin & Van Valkenb urgli, ATTORNEYS and Real Estate dealers. Have a complete Abstract of all the Real Estate in Marshall county, and have constantly for sale Improved Farm1-. Will Land- and Town" Lots, fins i ness and dwelling houses to rent. Office over the Bank, Plymouth. Ind. . H. Aüdri e, ATTORN FY at Law. and Justice of the Peace has removed hi ofttcc to the east side of Michigan street, on the block next north of the Parker House arhete he will be pleased to see those having business to transact with him. Collections made and money promptly remitted. Particular attention riven to the settlement of es. tates and jruardianship. 12 -S2. A. C. ( 'apron. ATTORNEY St NOTARY. War Claim Agent, will attend to all professional business placed in his hinds, promptly and carefully. Particular attention given to guardianships and the settlesseat of doeedeat's estates. Pension, bounty and back pay of deceased ami disabled soldiers pro cured at reasonable rates. Deeds, mortgages and other written Instruments neatly andjqnickly drawn up and acknowledgments taken. " Collections made and promptly remitted. Office over If. B. li k -r. hardware store, Plymouth. Ind. 10 -jo. ( . B. leere, ATTORNEY at LAW. aud War ff.iim Agent. will practice in Fulton. Stark. LaPorte and Kosciusko, as well as Marshall, counties. Collcctfcms promptly and eahcientty attended to. -t.'are fui attep.ti-n tri rea to probat" business. Insurance effected onttvef and property, in the best companies in Um I niton States. Special attention paid to the proeetutloB of claims of BoMfers, t!:eir widows and heir-;, for bounty, arrears of pay, pensions and other claims. RefertncMi Pa rwell, Field A- Co.. Chicago. Shaw, Barbour ,fc Co., Cincinnati. Bucklv, Sheldon A Co. N. Y . Graff, Bennett 4k Co.. Pittsburg. '.Mfi. HOTELS. Mefunly House, TTTANATH, INU- South sids P. F. . ft C. R B.. adjoining the passeenger depot. Guests stopping hen will receive Irst-class accommodation at moderate rates. Baggage conveyed to and from the car; free. IT E. McClIRDY. Prop'r. 1. S. odp. PARKER HOUSE. This old established and favorably known House is now prepared with new furniture and improve-2 accommodations to cater to the wants of our own community and the traveling public The omnibus lias been refitted and wlllattendall regular trains, under the management of the House. 33 MEAT MARKETS. Shoemaker & Bronflerk, MEAT MARKST. Keep constantly on hand the best selections of Beef, Pork. Mutton and Veal the county affords. Also manufacture s superior article of Bologna Sansaire. Market lt door -ast of Methodir-t ehurob, on Lnport street. koontz & Tress. MEAT MARKET.-A new Maffket. wi.lrh will supply the citizens of Plymouth, and surronn din? Country with the best quality of Fresh meats ofall kinds. Lard, Tallow, Sausage and all aticles kept in a first-class Meat market al- avs on hand. Market at Noll's old stand. MISCELLANEOUS. L. Shakes, to BILLIARD Room. Three first class tables. The PUrsS Usmoraand heal Cigars in town always on hand. Rooms, Second door north of Bank. 0. Haslanger, WAGONS, Carriages, etc. C. Haslanger ft Bro.'s, manufacturers of Wagons, Carriages, etc. Blacksmithing. painting and grainhagdone to order. J. F. Van Valkenbursh. "X7" HOLES ALE LIQUOR S TORE - pure Liquors V for medicinal and other purposeps. can be had at my storr, one door north of th. Branch Bank. May 18, 1865. J. F. V ANY ALK EN Br R( ill J. V. Bailey & Co. WATE it MUl The best lour maaa facta red always on hand. Gritting dono to order bv a first ass miller. The highest market price In cash paid all times for Wheat. Mill at north-east part of town. JL R. Lose) , TBWELER. Cicaa, Watches and Je-eby r.jpaired promptly and in a Workmanlike manner. Keeps for sale ( locks. Watcbes, Ptatcd ware, jewel ry. gold puns and full stock pertaining tn his trade. Occupies part of Paul's Boot ft Shoe Store. John 8. Alleoian, (1 ROCKR and Prodnee Dealer. Has ekotea stock ; of freh OrOOSries on hand. Pays the highest market prkc for all kinds of country produce. Can provide ritiaens of town with Ute ie-t the count r affords. Store fourth door north ol Hank A. C. Holtendorf?, pASUIONARLK BARBKK CHICAGO BiR I HER SHOP, Coder Marks! Ehrlich 's store shaving. Hair Cutting. Bhasapooulag, Ac. done In the be-t fyle. Particular attention given to Dyeing Hair nn-l Whiskers. The highest price paid for ladle's hair, ti n A ( . HOLTZKNDORFF Iviislave Krown. T anufacliirer and dealor II wholesale and re ttl thu oj iodmccu ana i mars. I ipe. ctgar-htdder-, tobacco-boxes and poitch -. W supply retail dealers with all quantities i f Cigars and TibacCO at such rale- as wll in ike it their interest to trv him. ttoom secosuj door south of the bank Banking (ompany. 3LYOLTH INI). The Plymouth Branch Banking Co.. (successors to tho Plrmontb Hr.,,,..i, Bank of the State o Indians,; open Iron, t to n o'clock, a in and tpni I In ; n'clorh p, tn. 'BKfifiVEF Pr. "i-n

HARDWARE

T III. FIRM BUCK & TO Ay Have a iar-je aud wij asgortvd ItOCk or bOML stiv AM I OBktHX II A. R I WARIj lh Northern indiana, coasis . of Alt KtXJ8 Of SliELF GOODS, IRO.Y A.I..N, eLitS, ttASit. 'Af. J OILS, rrrrr, a large stock omx, COOK AXD FAMLOM 7T7 OX HAXI) BOrOHT BEFORE THE ADViX'E, Which thev propose slling Cheaper than anv otb er store in town. All kind" of 77A', CorrFK AB SUE KT IRON WARE, MANLTACTLREb TO OSDEB. By the H-5t workmen in the state, and Warrant td f:tj tatisfrtctlon. TERM? G R C E BACKS. mühest market price a id for lp m urn, nm rigs, trr. Jan. 1, im. BL'CK A TOAN JARDWARK. H. B. DICKSON DtQltr in FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HAfcDWAKK, Is ths SOITB R00I OF WllUn ßßICk BLOfR. PHJ OlTfl, 1P. Keeps constantly on haftd a large and well assorte.1 stock of t-very description of haifjwate ia almost every shape, size and quantity and qualitv from an American cooking stove to a coffee beater, or from a crow bar to a paper of 1 oz tsek STOVES of every kind; elevated ovens, sheet iron DOX fHncv or piHjtJ trimmings to match. sou are parlo, Ith complete SHELF CO OD feTfry description. Hotcc trimmtngs. door and wiimow hangings, glas s and sash, caneatera tools. A'i IL by the keg or pound; mil: saws, log and dog chain-, the best axes in the redt. Tin, brss Unci hollow wares ofall kind-. and all Kinde of agricultural absnails 1-iclrtdi ng forks that load and unload hay bj hotüe power A eprandid msifl imi l af cutlery, nan HOOKS .S n list.-, RotKs, vina, nt i. sr., COH r.n 1 1, ikci sti: i. in hak, aoLLa, aaaBve, ap aoaenna, am avanrraiaa, COMMON ID ltKIWARt: KS1 ABI isR. Mam . in fact everything that any tno ercr thought of buying in a hardware store, and a thousand things l i -ides, vith a NKVf STOCK onstantly arriving, which they v ul sell cheaper than the same can be bought at anv other place this side sf PlttsburRh. All Winds of tin. sheet iron, copper and trass -rc mad and refHttrcd ou reasonable terms and tbort BOtll "

DRUCCISTS.

G. I) L A IN Sc CO., ;-a!c:. in DRUCMI, ETC sWk-uejl 3 7,-tirii sM Barn ht . Plymouth, lud HATfNtj )usf rac trod a rrh supply of r tt thing ia our tine of tr.d , consHuag sMiaHyn Drii((i, .Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye sHmflbj Varnish, t.lass, ltrilshcs, Prrfuwrlrl, Ytfket Xot'tonf,' staHnr.fTy. V.r. W.JIrti - " - - C;r I'l'i'wtil 2,,rjoi" l'j to to vcM:h r lrifs fteafsaa; I Wc hä4 reCehfcd, fin.-trrillsellat rav auihlr r.itcs.a Quantity af Kernatuai and Tnal Oil. Also every style asl tm KEROSENE LAMPS, ti : burnln; the sara We ar alj a.cts fjr all the popular Patent Medicines, Ot ths day. Pbysicianj' PRESCRIPTIONS, Carefully put up at all hour of the niht. t;y a.i experienced druggist We earnestly invite ths public to favor us with a call und examine our stork, and become convinced of the fact aat arc doing liberal hsatlauui. 1? (i BLAIN A CO. LIVERY. I, IVKRY Al ?5ALE STABLE The snd'eshmed haTrnndstMhssjM the Bhrdrr sis bi. of ALU! AN .V EtOSK, is fully prepared to meet every want of the livery business. He has better hones and tiner buggies than has over been kept in Plymouth, which he is prepared to furnl.-h the public on the most reasonable terms. Travelers nveved to any part of the countv on raisonahlerms, s. L. OAKVEY, at ONE OOLLAR SALE. II V CAW IT HE DON I : . h the cry fthaXTOWds who throng O X L D 0 L LA R S TOR E , 73 Lnkr St.. Chicago, That ever description and variety of PAXCT HOODS, CUTTLERY, LKATBEK GOODS. JEW BLRY. BOOKS, ALBUMS, SILVER-PLATED WAKE. Ac, can be purchased at the x tremeiy kiw price tf ONE HOLLER fbr each arti do. when the same ''0Ods cantint be obtained at. .-my other place for double the amount, atid wbicb the wboiesaler confessed be cannot bay lor that pricer We reply: Vie hare hjiyrs con-tantly at the east, by whom loh lala mvaMsssNsf at ennrm.it sUscscmIs, and. besides S Isssjs portion of ow gool lnt ported dii-ct front Euro penn Mnnnfnctnrers. Having also every facility possesses by th largest Doll ir Sale firms of it.jstor, we wiil, by means of the extend the sdvaatairas of our immense wholesale and retail trad, to those living at a distance thus saving '.n express. fhsfj,ts TUR ICE- FO ( R TH THE ABM TXT now paid, andgiviCgt hfUr quality of goo than an bt sdfsitaMl ofwyastrm firn:. Sey-iir; your club. or send for circulars, tri AS X AND at CO., , '- Lake SV., Chicajo. Gkwds at Wholesale to the Trade. (TUtl FANNIMC MILLS. j vv n P - n yi t IjLT FA NNING MILLS. The great Wheat Itarvoat is fast approaching and erfcry farmer should havo one cf J. NEWTON WILLIAM'S New and Improved Which are ssassttor to any ever introduced to tTiS public. They wen- succes-fully tried by more than thirty of our best farmers last season v ho speak ha the highest praiso ot them, alro the I'lymouth water and steam mi'la. OXE Hl XDRED XO W READ ", And wll I be Md on Itrnsonable terms. An responsible person do'-mjr, aa sjjency rsa apply to the subscriber. 39 1 ti. a THAYER. MANUFACTURES. pL-1'ÄOL'TH POVMDRY and MACHINE B HOP fuMOINES BUfLT ANDRKrAlRRD N SHORT NOTICE SB AFTlNfr, lllaVL fJBAHiN06, C A XI IS 44

mwllsncous and common, on band or made to ordyr. ,Thes ahops, which were destroyed br firs 1 tat winter, have been rebuilt and furnished witb nw macblnerv throiighouAll kind-oi . astinc don-in tbs b t M s-4 mot durable manner Ofden r!"i,,d If 1 - WM T AT AM" f .

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