Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1866-03-15
ETws ANA ITEMS,

The last Narstw Indanisn says: In Circuit
Cour; gorge ThrAils and Xngue Parks, two
ooyF for rJobng the exDress olice last summer.
were sentenced to be confined the County lil
for three months and fined cent each. The
case OF these BOYS should be warning TO indul-
gent parents to keep ;heir boys away from 81.
looms, gambling hels. drsrm shops. a2I from
rapt. Idle AID vicious company. NJ boy should
be permitted % loaf around the streets, dram
shops, &c.
TE,f7EEAToE EEviyAL.-Ne understand that
fity person. 1in ID the Lodge ol Good Tempais
in this city, Saturday night lust. Temperance
has become the talk Oh the street., in the parlor
aud IN the churchos. and is likely 10 become
serious matter TO wh;skev shops. and as revival
Of religion in church not u,fre uent'y spreads
te the surrounding cOuntry, so some Of our old
ani reiiah'e c';iz.ns, who had not before realized
the necessity Oi -ctOn, by the light of the Good
Tcmplars. have taken up tie work and propose 4
public meeting on Friday eyeEiny next, at the
Court House. The q oI TemplaTs vii be there.
and those Interested AMI 9isnicrested are invited.
This IS i move In 'hc risht direction Much is
!ue % our friend NlcClc.iend who i Interesting
al! who come in contact vi III him in this al! i'm
pCrtant NOV, IN nt.-i'05ter ca. iiiotc.
Sw.xpiRE.--W'e le~rn that a fellow giving his
nlrne "a 5ml h, has b-on ever por' Of ilIis
county sSindling the p -ops out Of their money by
representing himself as agent for the American
hCricaliHrist and other papers. besides about All
the magazines published, and taking subscriptions
for them az greatly reduced rates. which, instead
OF making the people suspicious of him, induced
them to ''shell out" In Clay Township, alone.
we learn that he took some $500, and that he
left tor parts unknown about the time he had
promised the papers 10 his first subscribers Ii j.
not necessary - say that ali swindlet! Gu. Of
their onev. Never trust such matters to strar-
gers, especially when they oftr 30 chesp-a sure
evidence that something is wrong-but send the
money yourselves or give i; to some home agent.
Sor the benefit of others we state that ilis Smith
Is man Of about medium size, sandy hair ana
Sh.skcrs, very nice dressed. and about 80 wears
o'd.l Let the press pass him roun l.-Soua Bend
Re-.
DEArH BT FsrGHr-We learn that a Young lazy
was frightened to death, last week, in the lower
part OF the county, the name of whom we were un-
able to learn. The death caused under the
following circum-tances: Two ladies living alone
we're preparing ID retire. when some one raped 8.
the door, and on inquiring who knocked and
ceiving no reply; one OF the ladies' started across
the floor TO an adjoining room. and dropped dead
from sheer fright. This brought shrek from the
rem aiming lady. she 10 her slater a.-stinee
JUST then tue door opened and in rushed the broth
er OF the two ladies'. who had been IN lurned for as
dead nearly three years. Hs stated that he had
intended nice surprise for his sist by not ma
king himself known Unit: they had admitted him, ,
and judge of his grief learning that ais surprise
had resulted in the death Of OF his much loved
sis;ers.-Salern Union Adroeats.
William Cassidy for killing his father-in. law,
John Lloyd, has been convicted of murder in the
first degree in the Sullivan Circuit c purt, and SEN
.eaced to the State prison for life. The case ex-
cited a good deal of interest. and the house
was crowded during the trial and argument.
The Noblesville Clipper say. that enterpr;sing
citizens of tia, pace are going to erec:s college
OF ample proportions, with all modern. improve
ments. Including toeth brushes TO the wash.
stands and patent hair dresser too, we sup
pose.
The Washington, d lviess county Telegraph
says that every liquor drinker in that town has
been before the Grand Jury to testify Dgsinst the
saloon keepers, gamblers. &c. Hundreds of in
dctmerts have been found Liquor sellers
Ened SO each, gamb,c:s ESQ Cach, and on failure
to pay they are sent to Jail.
HEAVY H0Gs "A drove of forty-sr head of
hogs passed through our streets last Thursday il
charge of ,mes Murphy, of Fairview township.
Ii admitted by those who NV shern that they
had never seen nea'er, fstter and pTettier lot OF
hogs anywhere. The average sight OF the forty
SIX head 4}9l. los. Mr.. Murphy has been
feeding them for SIX or seven months, and corn
had los. its yttue with them; it was hardly posi-
bic TO further increase their sza and weight. Mr..
Murphy sold these hogs at so per hundred,
gross, thus realizing the handsome amount of
/ 3. .523 80 in ggeenbacks for !orty-sx head of
hogs. Who says tanning does not pay7-Con-
nersrilIe Times.