The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-11-07
Plymouth Bachelors.

The Nele York Mercury has inaugurated {
new sensation by printing, from week t.
week, lists of The bachelors in the rura
towns throughout the country with appro
pirate remarks. The last number OF the MeT
curry contains a very full list of the great un
welded" of Plymouth which we copy ina
king few corrections of commissions ano
omissions") for the benefit OF interesting
young ladies and managing mamas hcreaway
'John II. Losey; aged twen,y-three; a
ieweler by trade; scorns lager-beer and SIGH
but is great tdruiref Of the ladies; good
take for a modest young daiiisel'
"Mefrisk Nichols; typo in the Democrat
office; aged twenty-five; regular at church
and Sunday school; wears store clothes, and
has peculiar fondncss for millinery shops
Henry 5. Benson; aged 81 has his regu-
lar gal. WlIo is about o. h. Is given much
to mild cigars, IIohems lager, and billiards :;
he must sec his cal at least once day or lose
much sleep; clerk in the Pewee Central
/ Rail- Dad office.
"Lorry Capron; billianlist Of preten-
tions; makes heavy runs loves the fair sex,
and moors on wild ducks in good order; new
er refuses pony glass of lager.
I'll Woodbury. hardware merchant;
aged twenty-five; rather fancy; a ladies
man ; fashionable colored sidcwhiSkcrs; at
tends to business closely, but never misses
attending nice dance or German waltz :,
a good chance for some literary young lady.
"Burl Hurlbut; noisy bach, of much fun
many stamps, and numerous years; smiles
blissfully on his stock deals in stave bolts;
staylng gent
elijah Kelsey, q bachelor of fifty-two,
watches the dear creatures muchly from gro
Gerry to grocery, but don't propose.
Eugene Lewis, clerk in drug store; aged
TWENTY-FIVE: IA feather-weight whites to
Station for full particulars of cabinet chan
ges, etc, about to take place; never drinks;
ladies man.
Lott Dickson. photographer, has his regu-
lar little fun. and oittimes mentions, by way
of preliminary, that nc gailants the bewitch
INCEST belle of the place; he rides at the fairs
along with the eQuestrians for the premium;
jolly b'hoy.
IS L. Harvey, editor of the Democrat,
smiles on fac ads admircs the ladies; never
misses dance abhors the national game, but
smiles audibly on fried oysters and gin
cocktail not engaged.
Joseph Lavey, jewcler, age not known;
modest young man; engravcs timely tip
top fellow; not yet engaged.
John Palmer, dry goods clerk, attends to
business closely: smokes only in the even
ing, and whistles al Bachio' distinctly.
Good hoy, Johnny; aged twenty-thiee;
very polite TO ii c female children about six
teen years old.
Henry Simons. sawmillst aged twenty
four. genial and clever to everybody heavy,
on pic-nics and eamp-mcetings fond OF IL
dies a good chance.
"Deloss Vanvalkonburgh, opposed to light
boots; scrr!tinizes the chgnOnS, and bas-
auincs very closely, and is even on the look
out for feminine CATERS on crosswalkS ana
muddy streets; age not known; character
unapproachable.
Charles Woodbury.. hardware clerk, age
not recorded what everybody calls a g00d
fellow has one girl in view; probably en-
gagged.
PERRY Klinger; postoflicc clerk; rises
with the lark aged tweny-siX; never
swears; chews the regular Virginia twIs. !;
good chance
Charley IIupp; clerk in the office of the
y. Fit ". * {. X. r.; a cd twenty-five; has
n mania for pretty women and nice young Ia
, dies a splendid take; never smokes more
than fifteen cigars day; nice young man
REV. Vim. LuSk bach of thirty-iour;
rector Of the Epis opal Oh urch, an eloquent
speaker, and "a nsam 0fmuch popularity scv-
eral vain attempts have been made by eNpe-
rienced young ladies To soften his heart, but
it seems nvulncrahlc: confirmed bachelor.
&C. Belangee, a serious youth OF twenty
typo in the Republican office: steady
young man, and good catch Tor some fair
one; is at present cndeavOring to TRAIN IN
"Gideons band supposed 10 be on' OF the
market.
"Emmet Simens. aged Near twenty eight, ,
has no aversion TO the fair sex; goes regu
larly to all the Sunday school sings but never
raises his voice is open to conviction on the
subject OF rlatrimony.
Tommy Hughes aged twenty one checks
baggage eat the railway office; useful man
to have IN family where there IL 4 little life
he stirs them up and inaugurates life, lib
erty, and the pursuit OF happiness.
"Phil. Ryan; dressv boy from limerick :;
aged tweniy-eight drawpoker IS his best
holt can put away n glass of lager ON short
notice never eats pretzels; don dance any
thing but quadrilles,
Francis NJ Hitc grocery man aged
thirtyOne opposed to mite societies, nut
possessed of Il liberal quantity of hospitality
probably engaged never sleeps late III the
morning.
Elias Lloy caters to the thirsty imbibers
Of cOckt ills, whiskcy-smashes, etc, at the no.
tel de Shakes; never goes to bed with his
boots on; aged twenty five; wears good
clothes
Robert knapp; Deputy Coun.y-Clcrk ;
aged twenty eight; never drinks nor smokes;
belongs to the Episcopal church; very eXem-
plary.
WIN COwan; carpenter; aged twenty
eight; faithful worker; good dancer, but
never eats Limburg kase; wants TO marry.
John r. Hunt; aged 80; a late arrival;
loves his tea dearly; drives fast horse
cultivaies his mustaches asSiduOusly and
would be worth trapping if he were not al
ready engaged"