Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-11-28

last Saturday She slipped a couple OF
remnants of delaine under her shawl, but
was observed in the act by lady, who in
formed the proprietors. Mr.. Freese fol-
lowed her into the street, and regain.ng his
goods, babe the guilty creature go and sin
no more.
There is to be a wedding tonight in the
new Methodist Church, we are informed.
A. p. Elliott manufactures the best OF
wagons and carriages and buggies of all
styles at his shop in South Plymouth. He
has one of the best workmen in the State
in his employ.
John ID. Armstrong has opened black
smith shop in South Plymouth He is a
good workman, an honorable man, and will
render satisfaction to his customers. He,
and the Leonard Brothers across the street,
do the iron work on Elliott's wagons, bug
gies, cutters, sleds, etc, and Armstrong &
Tyner do the painting.
Daniel McMahon, a native Of the Green
Isle, died in this place on Friday last. and
was buried with Masonic honors on Sun
day. He was bachelor and had no rela-
tives in this vicinity.
The Presbyterian Sociable will be held
this evening at the residence of Mr.. F. Fish
er, on Centrestreet, between Adams and
Jefferson.
We thank our brethren of the press for
their complimentary notices.
DIR. j. w. Bennett, we are sorry TO hear,
had his shoulder disjointed last Friday by
fall from hiswagon. He was unloading
manure and his fail was cccasioned by the
sudden starting Of the horse. He struck
the ground,at the rear of the vehicle, alight-
ing on his left side, In such a manner as to
displace the shoulder. He suffered intense
pain FOR eighteen or twenty hours, but is
now doing well.
Mr.. Lovely, proprietor of the handbook
mandatory in South Plymouth, has
built up quite little town around him.
In addition to the manufacture of band
boxes, which of itself is an extensive trade,
he also turns out large quantities of broom
and rake handles, and saws lumber and
lath. He employs about thirty workmen
in the several departments of his business.
Alb. Becker sells an immense amount of
groceries. Alb. keeps a good stock, which
he sells cheap, and is old "urbanity him
self when waiting upon customers.
Arthur Metcalf has gone TO the State of
Stark to teach school for rinety days.
County Commissioners Court meets mex
Monday.
We were shown few days since some
excellent Aannels, cassimeres, &c, mann
featured by n. B. & P. S. Alleman, at their
wooden mill in Tippecanoetown. Messrs.
Alleman have some of their goods on sale
at the furniture ware rooms of y. L.
Alleman, second door south Of the Parker
House.
Services viii be held to-day in the Pres
byterian and Methodist churches, at half
past ten o'clock. A collection will be
taken up at the Presbyterian church for
the benefit of the church extension cause,
for which a great want is felt, especially in
the South among the freemen.
Bill Hill has nice eating house and
keeps things in elegant style. William
serves many wayfarer with "a good,
square meal" for which his charges are
moderate,
Davidson & Co. don't blow much about
their goods, but their customers do for
them, which answers all purposes.
The Post Office will be closed from 10
a. IN. until clock, p. m, to-day.
John VI. Moore has just received splen-
did lot of Children's Books, suitable for
holiday presents and premiums to Sunday
| School Scholars.