The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-23

OAdOJ GAlOClto SISUS VIA AAAD o.
this place on Wednesday, May 29th. This
show possesses attractions of rare merit, and
artists of first class talent. Madames Grady,
Louise and Augusta, will appear in several
highly interesting performances.
If you wish to purchase Books, Novels,
Pictures and Picture Frames, Sheet Music,
Letter paper, Envelopes, Memorandum Books
End Portmonies, Brushes, Photograph Al.
buns, Perfumery and Hair oil of the very
best quality, fancy Soap, fine Tobacco, and
Cigars, Musical Instruments, Violin and Cult
ar strings, or anything usually kept in a
wholesale and retail notion store, 20 to the
store of John NJ. Moore, in the old Post office
building, under the Democrat Office. John
is a good fellow, and will do the fair thing
with his customers, His stock is the best in
town, and his prices very reasonable.
Our neighbor across the way was evidently
very angry at us last week. His little paper
fairly boiled over with wrath and indigna-
ton, and it seemed he could not find language
sufficiently abusive to heap upon the juniors
devoted head. We would remind the editor
thai it is the best evidence that an opponent
is defeated when he gets angry and cpplies
cpithets instead of argument. 1t is almost a
wonder that the editor in his wrath has not
| esorted to that effective weapon he spoke OF
a few weeks ago which he called his boone
rang He threatened then t. hit us ION a
straight line" and what is still worse, "in
plain view" with his boomerang" We don't
know what the cussed thing is, but we don't
want to be hit with it-not any.
MAI Doas-Several rabid dogs were killed
between this place and Tyner City, last week.
Two belonging to Mrs. Johnson showed
symptoms ofhydrophobia, and were killed be-
tore any one was bitten by them. Another
large newfoundland belonging in the same
Neighborhood, was taken with hydrophobia
and Yves seen 10 bite several hogs and COWS
while running off; the dog had not been
killed at last accounts We hope our Mar
shal win enforce the provisions of the dog
ordinance, and Kill al the dogs found on the
streets without q muzzie. The dang err is alarm
inc, and there should be no dogs allowed
to run at large in violation of the ordinance.
BoURBoN.-we visited the busy little town
oil Bourbon yesterday, and found the inhab-
itants struggling TO keep their heads above
water, any amount of that precious article
having been shOwercd down upon the good
people Their, as elsewhere, liz the past few
weeks. st tl,e depot We found "ur genial
friend, Dan. Mac, who attends 10 the bust
ness Of the railroad company the telegraph
office, and the office OF the American Express
Company. Dan. is fully equal to the impor-
telt task of attending TO all Of these ina man
ner entirely satisfactory to the officers and
to the citizens generally. Tyrrell & Cham
berlain are doing the agreeable to those in
want of groceries, provisions, &c; and pay
the highest price for marketable produce
The Ifawley Bros have an excellent stock Of
Boots & Shoes, bought expressly for spring
and summe wear, while their custom work
is unequaled by any in the county. They are
doing a fair business, which is steadily in
creasing. Bourbon seems to enjoy q lively
lumber trade, and many of the business men
of Il are engaged in buying and shipping
TO eastern ane western markets. Several
business houses will be erected the present
season, which will add greatly IL the wealth
and beauty of the town.