The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1866-05-03
BouRsoN CoRREsPONDENCE.

~ SIT, your bourbon correspondents
hasn't gone back on you. lie don't DO
that Kind of business. lie still! lives.
moves, aud has his being, and is in the en-
joyncnt Of hi, daily bread the same as
! any other man He was Of opinion
however somebody had "gone back on
HIM rs his = Correspondence" had been
prepared and forwarded in the usual way.
1t must have fallen by the way side
Building here is progressing rapidly
Mr.. Sears has about completed his two
story business house on Main street and
will move his tailoring establishment into
it IN few day
Mr. Beals has furnished the lower room
Of his building and is again in running
order" When you call on him he will
ask You If YOU won. have some more
beer boat refuse
Mr. Cless has removed his store ROOMS
70 the grounds adjoining Nh Bcals
NesSrs Heller & Calcntinc are making
extensive preparations fox erecting a large
business building on the corner lot vacated
by Mr. Clcss In removing Tie rubbish
for this building the other day an old
packet book was found. which. ike Rip
Van Wrinkle, had slept in blissiul ignor>
ancc Of passing events. for a long period
OF time 1t contained a small quantity of
silver aud gold CONS which reminded one
of the good cid Democratic days before the
war
Ten or twelve new dwelling houses are
iii course Of construction aud as many more
would find ready renters
About sevcn'y>five cords Of wood be-
longing TO the Railroad company was
burned on Tuesday night, three miles west
Of this place. Two Of the Telegraph lines
were also broken The fire is supposed t.
have been the work Of some one who feels
agrieycd on account Of receiving no LAY
for wood for several months
Your readers doubtless remember an in.
diyidual By the name OF Cohcc who at
tempted to hang himself in Your place 4
year ago on account Of the iH lit; 81
his wife. Nr, Cohoc before ihat. M.
Laruc, and now Mrs Wilson. the wife os
a Methodist preacher Of that name. came
to tbs piacc week AGO SUNDAY night.
Wilson came on Tuesday morning Wei
ncsday morning he went to Warsaw for
the purpose o. buying property, leaving
with his wife ior safe keeping about three
hundred dollars. Ga his return he found
70 hi> great surprise that Cohoc had came
during his absence and Informed Mrs " IL
son that she was still Mrs. Cohoc. Mrs.
Wilson objected to this, and Tor fear that
trouble might result. on her account, she
took the Llpre~s and left for parts UNI
known. Cohoo took the first westward
bound train. while Wilson still fingers to
mourn Ger the ''departcd.'
The Democracy here are ready for the
coming municipal election I'm excellent
ticket was nominated on Saturday evening
X
The above communication was written
for last week Issue, but was handed to IL
on THURSDAY too late for publication -
En-.
We learn by the Plymouth Democro
that the Democracy of Marshall county
had s3333 majority at the Spring election
+ The gallant De nocracy of Marshall vii
do 100 better than that in October, whcI
The contest comes equarcly before the PEG
= pie whether thsy will support the Disun
ionists and ncgro>e1uality majority in Con
gress or the principles of the Democratic
party as advocated by President johnson
, - Logaapot Phoros
Yes. We will do at least leo better, BrJ
/ Hall; and if We are any judge of the pa
, litical future, you can put Marshall down
g for so democratic majority next tall.
The Chicago Tribune says:
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