The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-06-21

notion store, SO to Col, Baileys, at the
post Office.
ENLAReED.-We are pleased to notice
the enlargement and improvement other
wise of the WARSAW Laion, one OF the
soundest democratic papers in northern
Indiana The democrats of Kosciusko
county should give ii good support.
Joel Parker, the proprietor OF the
Buckeye Livery, has added number Of
new buggies to his stock, aud is prepared
to fit out fast rig in nice style. His
horses are in good condition, ready to go
at the word and make fast time Go and
try them
The circus which exhibited here yester-
day was pretty we'll attended though the
sale Ct jinger-bre' and "berlony," we
arc told, vas considerably below the aver
age on such days.
THE FoURrm.-There Is to be i, thing
going on in this place the Fourth-no Old
fashioned celebration, such as We used to
have before the var We should like 10
see the Citizens Of Marshall county unite
in grand celebration at Plymouth on that
day.
1t is beyond doubt hat the democracy Of
Nebraska have aclieved substantial tn
umph. They have carried the legislature
and majority ifnot all of the state Off
GERS. A straw Does not everybody see
which way the wind is blowing?
The Weather was imnoderately cool on
Monday. Good rousing fires were in de-
mand by those who were seeking to keep
warm in doors, while oyercoat5 were just
the thing for those out "Comc in out Of
the cold was 4 common, if not general
form ofsalutation. Seriously we fear the
cold weather Will materially retard the
growth of the crops, and il many cases Us
jure If not destroy them
There Is an upward tendency in the
general markets ever where, caused, it is
supposed, By the warlike aspect of affairs
in Europe; notwithstanding all this, Alb
Becker Il Co. are selling groceries cheaper
than ever. The immense stock that they
keep constantly on hand enables them to
supply their numerous customers with any
thing in the line of trade, aud the heavy
business which they ar doing likewise
enables them to sell low.
A Pleasant AFFAIR.-Qu number
of young gentlemen, and as many
young ladies, provided with the necessary
music for hop surprised Adam Vim
hedge and his lady last Friday evening
by taking possession Of their dining hall
and subverting its use to that Of "trip
ping the light fantastic toe" Adam was
as well pleased with the dance as the
young folks were, and enjoyed the limos
cent amusement hugely. We know of no
mere hospitable people than Mr. V. and
his excellent lady. The little party Of
pleasure seekers adjourned to their respect
i've homes about twelve o'clock.
In setting up the advertisement of w.
w. Kimball last week, we omitted the
name of Charles Whitmore of this place
as agent at Plymouth The omission is
e,,.,,fio1
Klmball is the largest music establishment
In the West Al the musical instruments
of leading manufacture are kept for sale
by him, embracing LIGHTE's celebrated
patent Insulated iron frame Pianos, the
most popular instrument now in use Mr.
Whitmore is the sole agent at this rlace
for the sale of these popular pianos
GOD IEMPLARs COMMEMORATIVE
have received for publication the proceed
ngs of the Good Templar's Convention
held at Bourbon on the 18Th and l4th
DAYS OF the present month, Owing to .
crowd of other matter upon our columns,
we are unable to find room for the pro-
coed inSs this week.
The large number of dwelling houses
that are beng built in Plymouth this
summer Is an evidence of the rapid
growth and prosperity of the place 1t
IS estimated that no less than one hundred
aud fifty new building are in process Of
construction at the present time, and
preparations are making for a number of
others that will be completed before the
approach of winter. Plymouth will soon
rank among the first towns of the State
1t is now the best business point in north
ern Indiana, excepting perhaps the city of
Fort Wayne.
The Democratic Convention of the 10th
Congressional district, which met at Lig-
onier last Thursday, nominated Hon. Rob I