Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-23

WewItchcd the ether day couple of men who
seemed to be qu,rreing. expecting they would soon
come to blows, thus furnishing US an item worth
recording. A friend, however. informed us that
neither of them were fighting men. We walked
sorrow fully away, "chewins the bitter cud of dis
appointment. A good way for people who live
near saw mills to pay Tor their paper would be to
haul in some lumber for US. Those Zouave CT
gtrs at Blan's are the best we have pafed lately.
Novel readers viii find at c. b. Lindsey's all
the copies of the n. Y. Ledger con.an;ng the
stories Of the doom Of Deville" and the Hidden
Hand" by Mrs. Southworth; the "Queen's Plot,
or the Prophet OF PALMYRA" by Sylvanus Cobb,
IT,, anl Hubert the Fonndlins." by Emerson Ben
nett irthur's Magazine for March is on our ia
bic. Is is a. good ever As long Arthur
publishes or writes anything We will have it If it
c.n be procured . Hank Humrirhouscr is "the
bcltnest fecr you ever did see" to anticipate the
wants Of a community. He has packed away any
amount of pork for summer Williams g.
Hcus,is of Fl Wayne arc well known to all our
dealers As men Of their words. See their card in
another column. The card Of the Farmers
Hotcl'' appears in another column All who like
good, substantial dinner should give Mr.. Short,
its proprietor, call The Presbyterian Sociablc
meets this evening at the residence OF John Paul,
ESQ The Grim con case from Rochester, tried
last week in the Circuit Court, decided in fayor
of the plaintiff. The Grim con case OF Plymouth
was compromised by the payment OF a "cool hun
dred" or two :. Brown, vinncdse's late partner,
is selling off his stock Of Fall and Winter Goods at
cost. Now is the time to buy The county Off
GERS are engaged in hunting up the frauds commit
ted on the county during the eight years Of Demo
cratic encouragement. :. Our friends seem to be
in earnest about increasing our subscription list
If they send in more names than we can put in
old book We will get new one and il we cannot
work of the papers on our hand press We will get
power press. We SAY, let 'cm comc.. Our
readers will hardly fail to notice the items headed
Bourbon Splintcrs'' We are cndeavoring to Sc
correspondents in other portions of the county
50 that we my be able to photograph each week as
it passes. We ask the assistance Of our friends.
Our maternal relative authorizes US to assert
that the Young Hyson Tea at Messrs- Rice &
Smiths is very superior article. VIC lean that
one of our Saloon keepers has announced his intcn
ton to kick all boys out or doors who dare enter his
establishment. It's no use to cry, boys. None IN
der u can exercise with IMMUNITY the inestimiable
privileges OF visiting Saloons drinking vliskey and
voting. :. The snow which fell here on last Friday
night and Saturday morning has all passed away.
We wonder If the frc-cating proclivisies of our
ueighbor down street has anything TO do with the
warm weather Is he cndeavoring to establish
southern institutions amongst us7- Messrs-
Becker & Bro. have, by low prices and gentleman
ly bearing apracteda considerable share Of public
patronage to their Store. See advertisement IN an
othercolumn The Methodist Social Circle meets
next Tuesday evening attlle residence Of Daniel
Brown, Esq