The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-11-15

THE DEMOCRAT.
LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.
ADVERTISING AGENTS w. II. SCuRo
PER 81 Dearb Jrn Street, and Cook. CopUR,
& co. IS Dearborn St, Chicago ills, s. NJ
PETTINGiLL. New York City, and GEO p
R)wELL * Co, % Congress St Boston. Mass
are authorized to receive advertisements fol
the DRNOCRAT
A G.. WooD, of the Warsaw Union
has received the appointment Of postmast er
st Warsaw. \ good selection.
WE HAVE ROOM on our subscription
books for one thousand new subscribers.
and are prepared to cipher down the names
oD call !; but if that number cannot be OBJ
tanned just now, five hundred will not be
refused.
CHANGE OF TIME.-A new time card
will take effect next Sunday on the p, Fl.
". {. X. W. The train arriving from
Chicago at $40 2. NJ. heretofore. will
sndcr the coming change reach Plyu,outh
about two hours earlier.
it is understood in diplomatic circles
that our relations with Eas.and are inn
proving; the British government has un-
cscially shown such friendly spirit that
it's believed the indemnity claims will be
.sttleG without an ultimatum from this
SHE.
SUNDAY SCHooL CoNvENTIoN-Thsr
will be Sunday School Cnprcntien for
Marshall County, lad, at the Presbyterian
Church, in Plymouth, commencing Mons
lay evening, Nov 18th, and closing
Wednesday evening the 2Sth.
ARTHuR's HOME MAGAZINE, the Ia
vorite Of the ladies, and the homs circle
generally, is received for December. The
one before i. is choice number. Price
per year 81 80. Published by /. S. Ar
thur, 323, Walnut St, Philadelphia, Pa
Local ITEMS are Just now exceedingly
scarce but little occurring to attract at>
'euton or excite the passions Every
body seems to be good natured since the
election is over, and "every body else
seems intent on minding his own business
No sights. no lawsuits, no excitement of
deaths, the weather as variable as the
mind of Choc;aw damsel, sometimes mild
as summer, and sometimes bois.srous as
winter Taking things all in all, we feel
disposed to let our readers fill up from
their imaginations the space usually allot-
ted to local items.
FRS Becker & Bro have clothing
: enough on hand this fall to comfortably
clothe the entire people of Marshall county.
They eau fit the smallest boy or the largest
man with any quality of goods, cheaper
than ever before offered for sale in Plym-
outh 20 and examine their goods
I'm item of news from our Bourbon
correspondent would be very interesting
20 our readers We are frequently asked
IF late, why it is that the Interesting lette RS
of our Bourbon correspondent have all at
nee ceased to make their appearance. =
We cant tell
RUNAWAY attrday afternoon a
team owned BY farmer whose name we
did not learn, took fright at the water mill
at the upper end Of town, and came da.h-
ing down Michigan street at pace which
would have done honor to an old sport
Luckily the damage done was slight aud
the owner, assisted by some friends, soon
mad things again in good order, and started
home rejoicing that matters were not worse.
!. Take care Of the teams.
The members of the Plymouth Brass
Band intend givinga grand Cotillon party
in this place. when the new hall becomes
finished. Of which due notice Will be given.
Nh ENOCn BELASGEE, formerly res
dent Of this place, but for the last eight
years .ojourner in California and the
western territories, reached home on last
Wednesday, direct from the gold regions
Of Montana lie / looking remarkably
veil, 2nl reports tic territory of Montona
IS being rich in mineral wealth, and rap-
i1ly filing up viii settlers from the States,
Else whcre in this paper will be found
the advertisement of Moore & Dickson
who keep for sale a complete stock Of books
and stat ,nery, and every thing usually
kept for safe in Nc. l variety store, al
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