Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-02-16
THE FIGHT.
LOCAL BREvITIES.

Westeryelt has started branch store at Bremen,
German Township. Buck & Toan have followed
the example AMI are sending large stock of Hard
ware to that place. Bremen is represented oy
those who have visited it lately to be town OF be-
tween two and three hundred inhabitants and rap
idly improving. 1t is situated on rising ground,
and is beautiful location for thriving village
The neishborhoods one of the best in the county.
A press of matter excluded notice Of Arthur =
Magazine for February from our columns. We
have no hesitation in saying that it is one of the
moral tone commends il to the favor able considera
ton Of every parcn. in the country. Cooley for
March has showed its cheerful face in our Office.
tits useless for to say anything aboat this popu-
lar Magazine; everybody who can read has read
il and those who can't read have looked at the
received the Ladies' American Magazine for Feb
ru,ry1 We miss it very much -. Our readers
will hardly fail to notice the splendid type in which
our new advertiments appear. They were furnish
Ell Us by W. T. & S. ID. Day, of Cincinnati.
From the way the Republicans talked at the Con-
vention last Saturday infer that subscription
list will reach 1000 against the great fight of 1860
is fairly commenced. Thanks to numerous friends
throughout the county.it is already increasing rap
idly. Our "H)ok and Ladder boys are becom-
ing absolutely rusty for want of something to do
There has not been fire i'm town this winter.
Circuit Cou,t convened in this place on last Mon
day and will probably remain in session this week
and next. Those dirty cases which are attract
ing such crowds of modest men to the Court House
did not originate in this county, but were brought
here from other counties on ch,nges of venue
crowd of ruilians attended religious meeting
near Bourbon and after the services concluded
assembled around the door AMI refused to let the
folks 20 out The spirit moved one of the brethren
t. pitch the rowdies out of doors, which he did
er's wife got struck. The ruff IN who did it is on
the high road to fame; he will doubtless be killed
by the falling OF platform, after having delivered
speech to 4 vast multitude. =. We learn from a
Polk Township gentleman that the proposed "Wil
lard County is dead failure. Out of 30 voter
in Polk l6) have signed the rcmonstrance. -. C co
B. Lindsey, at Woodwarl's Grocery Store. has sew
GRAZ COuificte SUITES titNc appttrtu tit
Eastern story papers, for sale cheap. The Buck
eye Livery Stables are represented by their propri
etors to be in louri<hing condition. They cal
| rig out anr kind of team that my be called for
from one horse buggy up a six horse wagon.
Valentines day improved by the young folk
Of our town. Before the year closes the effects o
Cupid's arrows hurled on last Tuesday will doubt
less exhibit themselves under the married head
causing many luscious cake to find its way to tn,
printing Office and many golden eagle to CLEAN
in the preachers brooches pocket The Presby
terrain Socable will me ct this evening at the resi-
dcncc Of c. c. Buck, Esq. -. The Methodist Socia
Circle meets at the dwelling of Mrs. Susan l.
CoTy on next TueSiiy evening. :. The trade il
Railroad ties seems to enyross the attention of on
business men just now. The streets are filed witt
wagons loaded with them. Purchasers pay on,
third cash and the balance in Goods. Rice
Smith say the reason they get many is-becaus'
their goods are the same as cash.