The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1861-02-07


ing about FIVE miles south of ulientowr was kicke
,. horse, in the head, an died il few hours
after he receiyed tue injury. lie was caryin.
some straw behind the horse, when It kicked him
frscturins his sku must horribly.
CHILn BuasED To DEarH--On the Gath OF las
month child, the parents ofwhich lived abou
half a mile south of Uuiontow in this county. as
burned to desth by her clothes taking FIRE, while
she was playing with pape that was blazing
a girl about FIVE years old. We did not Lear
he name Of its parents
JTS. & Il. Becker informs flelr patrons n
town and vicinity TO-DAY that they inteHa to start
East the srst OF ssrc., to;pHrchase their stock Of
Spring and sumraer Gocjs. would therefore re-
e,aest I'll those ndshtcd 70 ;hern - please call
ana paw 10, as they are ned Of money.
IS < II BECKER
Thankful iee Pr: fsrsra hoping to act the.E
SCARE patronage. :. NJ L.
TELEGRAPH ossicz-g.l, Following IS 4 state
7rea; handed Is ~ ne operator here. jr. I.
McCoa4i, oc ia. business 81 t-c TELEGRAPH ofi.-c
At Plymouth. for II ye4s 1867.
AIaoel.. collected ...-... -. 1920 =
sages sen, AID received At this Office. 10 .
Total business Of tue of'ice........ $500 e5
A Cnases--ghe Presldea: Of the P f. " (
c. r r. ia order to have the business Of Tbs sta
ton carried Oh with he utmost prunlptncss ana
despatch has relieved " Edwaris OF al tn cut
door wog,, b. t'e appointment Of r. :. L3cs nood
Agt- and app hitting Mr. Edwards ,shc-. This
arrangement So far - We are able 30 learn gives
eotire satisfaction s r. L WAR SO long the eff
f'ent and -n.len,,av gent, still has full control
ofthe Office ah,re n At al business hon 5 may y
found resd! 70 wait upon a. tle.c as'ins business
50 trslsao; Win tl.a company.
aicCLu.E "o.,xr.s 2r~'s IxsylrC,e Meas
being taken hy several ot the working
of Til, place to sc;tl;e tie Mcclure work
z mems Institute: lis % De G u iae.ei new
aud improved principles AMI will, L tie arringe
n,ents are perfected Be pleasant and n .rcial
iost,urion 10 The working men Ct IDS vc-r.ty. It
IS not TO te confined - hose Il sig il town. bat IS
free for al loborng a.en nh.-aay desi 70 jim it.
a: au carl j ~ tsey dcagu fitting M new,
in room. Success 70 .a- ,.lor.
Mr. George yanhorr, eho had h led 70 the
mill saw log and returning With rs oots'
uHlo-ded, go; the irsDf &c Of him, on account
stbe icy conaitel OF tae ground, AZ ~ s~,y.
They s,Ar;-d At the Rail Road crass IN
Of the P. Fl. u c. r r.. Hest d lac fridge
eFer TIE riTei: ran UP center street for oooat
squares and then lsal cd n ,he barn OF dr. Cove
land who eothod them ana kept them until .,i r.
owneFcaEas tsei- track He hid beer .hro'n r.
the hindmost bob and complained &C eias bruised
some. though not serious. Vile :l.ev we run
ming, they Came within few fee u running over
Mrs. AlSira Hartman he saw them barely in
time TO &c; Of their VA. The horses were
somewhat IL jured and tie tobs Utterly shivered to
pieces, One runner thrown over twenty five
feet 70 one side OF the track where The horses run
SLIPPERY PLAcEs-Thc latter part OF las week
and the irst Of this there was one complate glare
OF ice ar! those who did not fail could truly say,
We "stand on slippery places" 1t was bad time
for aged people and cripples, but the boys ABOUT
town snjoyedit hugely. and On Saturday they, as
well as the lookerson, had censi cradle OF fun
sliding on their skates around the street. and
down the bills. playing pranlSs on each other. and
also having their someshat naughty Amusement
by bothering teamsters. "a they were turning the
corners. BY sliding the seishs ahead Of their teams
which they did in MANY cases aud thereby com
peag the drivers to drive up to some merchants
hitchnsp post, whether he was inclined 70 do so or
not.
We do not remember TO have ever seen such 4
time ofuniyersal ice the recent spell of weather
brought US and il oil most llkelvsbe ma7y wears
before the boys Of this place will find rood sk,t;,g
In aoy OF the streets Of oar town.
'rccSD THrsvrSG.-A rnan by the name Of
Peter Wambert, on Saturday megn'ns last, stole
two pair of boots from Mr. Y an valkenburg..'s
Boot and Shoe Store, one pair from the door OF
McWiiiiam's store and oil cloth over-coat
from the store of Rice anG Smith. Mr.. ucWill-
Jams him take the boots from the door. whore
theT ware hanging az sign, AMI hc closed in Oh
him ani n de him Weld up. By this time NJ
Van fouaI thlttwo pair Of boots were MISSING
and from thsetviience against hin, he. Van. had
warrant issued against said Wam5ers. He was
taken BY the Constable Wolf to the Office of Mr..
Tufte, Justice Of the Peace. When he was taken
by the officer be had on coat claimed By Rice
and Smith, and proven to be theirs. The evi-
denrc against bin being conclusive, he was held
70 bail, Tor his appearance at the Circuit Court in
he OF $500 in defau Of whici, he was oom.
mitted to jail.
He IL said m IN a res;lanl oe ~ c.,