The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-09-05

ces that cannot fail to please all classes Q
purchasers who buy for cash, as they claim t.
be able to sell at less profits than any 9th e
house in Northern Indiana. Their stock o
Boots & Shoes is much larger and more com
pete than they have ever offered before.
They also have some new and very bcauti
full patterns of Carpets.
There is man in this town who is meane
than the man in velvet" He me- yer pays
his printers bill. He has owed us for jol
printing and advertising done over two year
ago, and although we have stuck the bill un
der his nose several times, the brute neve
seems to care for dun. and walks off as tho
his mind was at perfec; rest.
Our ncighbor across the way-has said moth
ing about the DEMOCRATS overcharging fol
the delinquent tax list for two weeks Per
haps he has learned by this time that all 9th
er publishers made the same charges that we
did. At any rate we have the first one yet
to find who did not. Perhaps the editor be
| gins to see himselfas others see him.
| Mr.. VI. w. Downey is now discharging the
duties of Treasurer of Marshall county, hav-
! ing taken possession on the eth of August.
Mr. DOwney will make a prompt, efficient
and accommodating official, and we predict,
will not permit the office to be contaminated
very much with abolition deputies and
clerks His duty to the Democracy who
elected him if nothing more would not per-
nit him to thus recklessly disregard the
claims of his democratic supporters.
Since our last issue we see that few re-
pairs have been made on the bridge across
yellow River on Michigan St This makes
the structure look a little more secure, but
the safety of the public demands a new
bridge in place of the old concern and the
question should not cease to be agitated I'M
til respectable structure is put up in place
of the old one, which has for years been a
standing disgrace to the town.
Messrs Reeves & Blodget, at the stand for
merly occupied by H. Work, south of Blain
Drug store, are selling groceries Mt remark
ably loo figures. Our readers will find .his
a lirst-class establishment to deal with, and
the very best quality of goods. They deal
in country produce. for which they pay the
highest market price. Do not fail to give
thcma call. 1-4w
MAKRIED-On the Goth ult., by ]. G. Os-
borne, Esq, at the residence of the bride s
father in Plymouth, Mr.. George f. Snider, of
Goshen. Ind, and Miss Hannah Wolford, Of
this place.
We wish the young couple all the happi
ness incident to the marriage state, with as
few of its annoyances as possible. Wedding
cake received, for which we return thanks.
Horse THIEF AssocIArIoN-The citizens
of Polk township have organized an associa-
ton for the apprehension of horse thieves
and other notorious characters whose bust
ness il is To prey upon the property Of the
honest and pcaceabe citizens of that locality.
We arc informed by one of the members of
the association that gang o. thieves has in
tested that township for some time, and that
the organization of a protection society is in
to put a stop to their depreda-
tons Ifthcse fellows fall into the hands of
the association they viii DC sumariy dealt
with, as The citizens are determined to put
stop to their depredations.
BUSINESS CuANGEs-Mr. W IL McCon-
nell has disposed of his grocery establish
ment opposite the Parker House, to Messrs
Shook & lIitc. The new projectors are ex-
pcricnccd business men, and will carry on
the business on an extensive scale
IeSSrS. Altman & NusSGaum have dissolved
partnership in the grocery and provision
trade, and Messrs Altman e Mayer will con-
stitute the proprietorship of the new firm.
Hiram Work has disposed OF his grocery to
Messrs. Reeves & Blodgct. Success to the
new firms
TEE REGISTRY LIST.-We see that in all
radical counties the list of registered voters
was published in the radical papers; but we
do not see such lists published in Democratic
counties 10y democrats. This shows the supe-
rior vigilance of the radicals: they manifest
an unusual degree OF energy in everything
that tends to keep up their organization. BY
means of publishing the lists in the papels,
great many are put on the list who otherwise
would be overlooked. We sent to the court
house, and tried to obtain Il list for publca-
ton free Of charge, but could not obtain list
a any cost, and those who want to know
if their neighbor, (who knows nothing about
the registry law is registered, can go TO the
court house and examine the list there. If
he is a Democrat in all probability he will
not be registered az all
A RUNAwAY.-Two young ladies procured
a buggy one afternoon last week at the liv.
cry stable of p. 5. a llcman ,S Co. and be-
hind two fiery Steeds, started out for little
drive" IN the rural districts Driving out
east about six miles, they halted at school
house where they were acquainted, hitched
the horses to the fence and went in to see the
teacher They had just got comfortably dom
icilcd within the school room when they dis
covered that the horses had broke loose, and
were making for town at John Gilpin speed
The ladies gave chase, but neither being
possessed O: much speed, the horses left them
far behind, and were caught by Mr.. Stuck
behind, and freed themselves from the buzz
gy, besides breaking the buggy tongue and
other portions Ofthc vehicle Mr.. Stuckman
hichcd up to his wagon and brought the two
young ladies and the broken fragments of
the buggy to town. The Young ladies
have not been seen buggy riding since