The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1860-11-29
THE PLYMOUTH DEMOCRAT

VIOLIN sraIyos III any of our friends want
GOOD violin strings, We advise them to 20 to the
Jewelry and Notion store of Myers. He keep
iae best quality of Strings We have tried them
and know them to be good.
NJ. Myers keeps almost all kinds of musical in
sEuments. This Off readers from the country will
bear in mind.
"BoRr''-To have a fellow come in and get
his paper sit down and go to reading to himself
and whisper so loud that you could hear him down
stairs. THIS thing of working your lips, whisper
ing and wheeling, is an unpleasant habit that
many folks would do well to break themselves of
u is certainly very poor accompaniment to write
-, As We well know.
HIGal ScHoCL.-We understand that gentleman
named Mr.. A. ]. Roush. is endeavoring to estab-
lish High School in this place. meeting of
our citizens is to be held at Westorvelts Hall, on
Friday evening this week, at clock discus,
the practical lity Of the movement Lc. AL n'.r-
ssted III the improvement OF the young people =.
our town attend, and do something.
New ScHooL.-'rhe new school was have "a
ness OF Mr.. Burlingame, the principal il al 80.
take up. We are GLAD to know thar h. i. reoors,-
Ing and that the school VII on commence. fl.-
is the term Of free school, as probably most OF car
readers know.
The best of the assistants have been employed
and our town will have good school undoubtedly
F. A. WELToN, while running on Saturday NOR
ming last, to get to the train with Express goods
caught the heel of his boot between tie and the
railing, fell. fractured his foot somewhat and re-
ceived quite severe jar, falling with his breast
across Of the ties. 1t fortunate that he
was behind the train instead of before it, as he
- the track sometime unable to get away
He is recovering from his injuries and IS
to be sbont again.
TON. PATTERSON, has just received a very large
stock of fresh Groceries-,he heaviest stock he
has Jet brought on; which he will sell just cheap
as they can be sold to give living profit.
In coanctioE with his stock of groceries h.. has
brought on a stock of Dry Goods which comprises
everything usually kept in that line of trade.
Those who may call him cannot fail to be
pleased he has everything they want, and
viii sell il st the most reasonable prices.
Now advertisement week which. will give
the particulars.
To Qua CoEnE~ ro,soRxr<.-OIr private cores
pondents will have to excuse us for n0t bcn,s more
pGnctual in answering them. We do nothtve iime
TO write half VIVA, would like to Tor our paper,
and canuo, find time to read enough to keep our
sefiRformed rs we would like to DO, on the gener
-i-srovements and affairs of our country
ines very close and orr pay slow, and
We nave resolved to do much OF tile WORK in our
office ourself. possible.
With the vast number of cares of printing Of
ice. n home ami the trouble of raising moncy 10y
Cumming aud otherwise, ani dom. the work OF
more than full hand in the Office ur pond
sits and readers, too, will that there is bnt lit
tie time left 20 Us for reading and writing, and
what little time do spend i'll this way is when
they are all asleep, at least, should be
The MuLs-For some wee; past we have fail
cd to get the Paramount Package in the office III
time for the nail a. i ietves At noon Ola Thurs
days Our friends ut that post Office have grounds
for complaint although VIC have heard none. We
have improved every opportunity to send The pa
pers out as soon "a possible, but some few times
have failed to get them out to their destination
she same week.
From misunderstanding rs to the time THAI
she Tynsr City and Waikcrton mails left failed
TO get them in on time. Will try and be n hand
keseafter-
We learn that the TippeeaHoetown package has
failed for some weeks past reach that post Office
..atil the next week. This we are blame or
?,
the Office FRIDAY morning ,as the mail Dies
rot leave BOURBON for Tppecanoeto~n until Sas-
urday. we at loss kAow Why it Is that +,
does not ge = the office regu.a.iT. a,t~t be
carried past Bn-roaR on ;he cars, - c.9 ttak q.
no other way. We hope this may b. :. rael.ei as
IL is great source OF annoyance to 30 h ogg .cs-
ders and ouTself.
SEyDrx TuEIR 0BIru,qY NoIIcEs " are quite
<ertain tina. large NUMBER OF our subscribers have
died within the last month"; IN particular, az more
than score OF them have failed do as they
promised TO do a. sgre as they lived. Some
promise 10 bring Us wood, some wheat some corn,
others going b bring us ia some meal and
some more were going to bring us money. Many
of the above promises to DC fulfilled if the
person making them lived and, as they were all
men that would like to be considered as .'.ood as
their word" anil, from the fact that we know they
have nearly every one failed to bring US anything,
are forced to believe that there has been Il
great morris atty r'gins among them. If all their
families and friends have not persisted with them
they will confer favor upon one WHO has, for
nearly year, worked day and night, to set some
thing that would interest and amlse them, b.
sending in the obituary notices Of those departed
and loved ones
r. S. Please state whether thew died with a
clear conscience" or not.
The "CoLD SNAP On Thursday afternoon
last 1t commenced showing, and continued throu n
TIE night following and the greater part Of tac
DAY Toward night on Friday it commenced tur
ming cold very fast, the stopped falling and
before morning things were frozen up as tight =,