The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-05-25

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We IN is week the new time
table of IT,, It. VI. & c. r. W, giving
The time ch regular station through
both WAYS. 1t can be found in another
column.
During tn 2 hot days aud evenings last
week. Vail kept a supply of Ice Cream at
his Eating Saloon north of the Bank
There was nothing wrong about hot, that
we could see. only he forgot to give us .
ticket.
Eeim Brook. at Lemons Drug store
presented us with 4 bottle Of the incest
perfumery last Saturday. that We have used
for many day Lemon has all kinds OF
Perfumcry, Extracts, Drugs. Medicines.
&c, that YOU may wish.
We notice that business is in fair way
t. 20 out west on ia Porte Street. Two
or three new establishments have sprung
up there within the last week. and again
the word is that La Porte is. md is to be.
3 business street.
Wallng's Manufacturing establish
inent is now in full operation. Lath are
cut very fast, Lumber planned With iaclli-
x. and turning Of almost every kind done
At his establishment.
Quite a number If oar citizen soldiers
have been discharged and are again at
hour With their families and friends
We sincerely rejoice that their services
are 10 longer needed in the field, and
hope that it may be lon. ere the occasion
arises to demand again their services III
the settlement Of civil war Ike the one
just ended
We are in receipt OF Godey's Lady :
Book for june. We advise all Of ctr
readers who want frs; class Magazine 70
subscribe far tcoJ,cy Back numbers from
The first CT the volume can always be sup
pied By the publisher. Send 50 90 to l..
i. Godey. Phila and you will receive the
IeoA fol one year.
The farmers are not yet done planting
cora. The weather has been showery ana
the gronnd too wet il many places to put
The crop in the ground. aud some ~ho
planted some three weeks :-oare compelled
to replant; the seed having rottcd in the
ground The prospect for wheat We are
told Is at least as coed a usual Not
much cats are being sown.
PERsONAL-W noticed on Sunday
last that Henry c. Carter. Esq, Of New
\ orL. rmerly in business here, was in
attendance az the Episcopal Church and
remained in town looking after some bu>
siness interests until tuesday last. He was
warmly welcomed by his old friends AMI
acquaintance of this place.
Summer Days''-a beautiful steel en-
cravings Tie approx rate cmbelish-
-lent of the June number of The Lady
Friend. This engraving will remind
many Of
1.-The days they went ssp'ying,
4 10 ( time ago"
I, Is very finely engraved. The double
Fashion plate is also excellently engraved,
and tie ladies no doubt Will pronounce it
as charming as it must be expensive.
Boyd & Ninnedge have opened new
Furniture Store on the south side o! la
Porte Street. Mcssrs. Pitcher & Co,
have opened Tin Shop on the north side
of In Porte Stree just west of Corbin 5
corner. Our business rooms are now
all filed up, and we need at least half a
dozca rlore god store rooms to accommo-
date the trade tnas would naturally come
here # we had the facilities lo.r its accom-
mediation.
We have received communication from
4 Caldwell Of the SD Ind Vol. dated at
Richmond, Va, which VIC would gladly
give place to had VIC the space The boys
will be home before many days, and then
it will be q treat fer their friends to hear
them relate the story OF their march thro'
the heart of the eonfcderacy.
The Dry house, of David Congor, ESQ
was destroyed by fire last Monday NOR
ming, together with about three hundred
dollars worth Of lumber contained in the
building at the time The loss is estima-
ted at about one thousand three hundred
dollars. We have not learned whether
there was any insurance property
The fire is thought to have occurred from
!. defect IN the furnace hy which Inc
house was heated