Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-07-28


return to Washington last "Wednesday il
a war steamer.
Com Shubrck has left Washington
for Portsmouth, n. H., where he will as
sumo command of the s9adron ordered
out for the protection Of the Fisheries.
For the Banner.
In taking walk through Plymouth,
my an,icipations were more than realized
a. viewing the number ofbuildings which
have been put up in the last two years.
Many of the buildings though small, are
finished with taste and economy, show
ing at once that the inha bitsnts are intel
ligent and enterprising. The Methodist
Church and Parsonage make modest ap-
pearance, and were erected for comfort
and convenience. instead of "to be seen
of men," The house for the Presb yterian
worshipers stands out in bold relief, with
its tall spire pointing heavenwards-and
il the number and pie;y of that order Of
people accord with the appearance of
their church they will command respect
am pleased with the manner in which
Judge Fuller and his associate do bust
ness in their new mill. Though the
Judge has been tried by fire, (having had
his mills burnt yet he is the same man
ready to accommodate, and if you take
him good wheat we'll cleaned upon see-
ing the quality and quantity OF -four, you
will be ready 10 say that 1.-The Judge
forgot to toll our grist this time" Blu,
if you take poor grain, half cleaned, the
yield will be so small that it might be
said, "they tolled the grist twice" 1t
is hoped that generous public will pat
ronize the Judge in his mill. and keep
him grinding. Looking into the cabine,
shops Of 10 and the Squire though
they are men of iough boards, they have
lot of Cabinet ware in theii rooms
which many beardless workmen cannot
excel in style or Inability. Those who
need such furniture would do we'll to
give them call, as they cannot do bet
ter.
A fence opposite the cabinet shop.
built by a parson of the village between
him and his neighbor. drew my atten-
ton. and | was left to wonder why such
4 fence should be erected between chris
tian neighbors.
The Durham House | find much larger
inside than out, and the entertainment
better than in many larger public houses.
Call in and you will find things just right.
The merchants have laid in splendid
and we'll selected lot of summer goods,
at prices that scarcely Jew would ask
for less; and Horatio, with his clean
clothes and pleasant face is again behind
the counter measuring out goods a. a bout
half price, GO yards for dollar so that
Headquarters, Regulator. Honest Corner,
and Charley are beginning to wonder bow
the fellow can stand it. in learning the
doings oil Belangee & Elliot in their uag
on and plo,o factory, l find they do q
large business with small tools, and are
pre- pared to supply all demands in theil
line. After examining the splendid saw
mills and various shops of the different
mechanics. | concluded that Plymouth is
like the Irishman's horse, very large &C
cording to its size. now enquired OF
my friend where could find something
TO take" He told me it was hard TO get,
and if | would take a "leetle too much, =
the corporation would send committee
to wait on me to the brick building near
the court house. took the hint and
concluded that | would not be one OF
those who would look through the ironed
barred windows of that house.
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