The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-07-26

~ reference given. when required.
TMr. F. H. Hall wants to purchase all the old
Iron in this "neck of woods" Read advertise
ment.
usince the heavy rain and wind storm of last
week, the weather has been considerably cooler.
Ice cream and lenonad are at a discount
/. o. 8. OF M.-Ths Independent Order of
Sons of Malta will meet at their ball Saturday
evening at 8 o'clock. Let every member be pres
ent- By order of &C.
PosrKD.-A reading Republican stated to what
he called an ignorant Democrat, that Colfax's ma
jority in 1858 was twenty thousand and offered to
bet that that was about the majority.
uThe card of the " Buckeye Livery" J. NJ.
KuIScER, Proprietor, will be found in this issue.
Those in want ola " 2.40 git M an git nag and
frst-class rig throughout, should not fail to call on
Mr.. K
UCARBurT informs US that on last Saturday,
from III O'Clock a. M. to p. M, he took and fur
nished ninety different persons with lkenesses
His business and qualifications as an artist, need
no further comment.
1.-THE fine pole raised recently at Wolf Creek
Mills, blew down on the night of the Doth, during
the heavy torn that swept over the country We
hope the Democrats Whereabouts will, before long,
raise another one in its place.
DThers will be pole raising at Grovertown
on Saturday the 2Sth of July, 1860. The Demo
Gratis Of Marshall and Starke counties are invited
TO attend A good time 10 expected Speeches
appropriate to the occasion viii be delivered.
UTHE DoRcAs SOCIETY viii hold its festival at
the Good Templar's Hall, instead of at Wester-
velt's Hall, as announced in last weeks issue II
is to be given for the deserving poor of the place
They will have refreshments of every kind suita-
bic for the occasion and season.
PIERsoSvrLLE PoLr RAIsNG-The Democrats
in and about Piersonville will raise pole on Sat
urday next at O'Clock p. m. Speakers are ex.
pected to address the crowd, that it is hoped will
be present. Democrats from different parts of the
county have told us they were gsing Hope they
will have a good time
bBy reading advertisement, IL will he seen
that JAMES W. WIcxrzEs has recently opened M.
at Argus, in this county a stock of Dry Goods and
Groceries. J.n is whole .ouled fellow, a good
Democrat. and we understand has large and well
selected assortment of goods. which he is selling
"chesp as dirt" He deserves large patronage
and We hope he may receive it.
BouRBoN PoLs RArsrSG.-The Democrats of
Bourbon and vicinity, on SATURDAY. last raised
nice pole in the most public place in the village
The attendance was very large and crowd most
enthusiastic Our friend John A. SHIRLEY, who
is going about doing good" was there and
made telling speech-so we understand from
Republican The Bourbon Democracy is vide
awake.
NEW FIRM In its proper place viii be found the
advertisement of Messrs- KIDwELL & GARDNER,
who announce to the public that they are prepared
to do all kinds of work pertaining to the Wagon
and Blscksmthing business They keep on hand
and manufacturer to order Buggiss- Carriages and
Wagons, which will be disposed of on reasonable
terms Those wishing work done in this line of
business should not fail to call on the above firm.
Grf you need any work in the Job Printing
line, the DEMocRAr Office is the place to get it done
Having a. large an assortment of Job materials as
any office in Northern Indiana, and two good
presses, we IRE prepared to do work of all kinds
with the utmost facility and neatness, and at
reasonable rates. An examination of work and
prices solicited. Orders from distance promptly
attended to.
WV. H. BROOKE, JK-The advertisement of
this gentl eman appears in our columns to-day.
While in Fort Wayne last week we called on Mr..
B. at his Book and Stationery establishment. and
found him to be heightened, jovial and sociable
gentleman. and take pleasure in recommending
him to the business men of Marshall county. He
will be found fully supplied with every article usu
ally found in such establishments in larger cities
than Fort Wayne All orders on him will meet
With prompt attention.
Too BADs-Mr. HUGH Mccoy, a very Jealous
Republican and gallant old gentleman, previous to
the great demonstration Saturday last, was very
busy getting up load Of young ladies' for the &C.
easion, and said he would rather do without his
supper for q month than fail to accomplish what he
b al undertaken As be was not in town with his
load it is supposed that Republican ladies are
rather scarce down South, and that the gallant old
gentleman must feel rather fat on account of the
" sack p" be received from the young ladies of his
neigborhood-
CENTRE CLUB.-After several weeks adjourn
ment. occasioRed by not having room to meet in,
the Democrats of this place met in westervelt's
Hall on Thursday evening last, and perfected ar
rangements to meet at that place regularly every
Thursday evening hereafter until the close of the
campaign IL is desired that on this Thursday
evening, we have general attendance, as there is
considerable business to transact. Among other
things, officers are to be chosen for the next three
months. Political matters are becoming more in
teresting every day. and those rho A. No. H..