Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1867-12-19
Local Brevities

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Thursday in this place must have been
huge affair. Ii any meeting at all was hel
/. the town Democrats alone participated, O
there was not a half-dozcn of the faithfr
in from the country. 1t was rather to
stormy day for even the uDterrihed I
turn out.
\ prominent Democrat and another Cit
zen of this place went To Rochester recent
ly, and while there eng Iged in a politics
quarrel at the Continental. The Demo
cratic gentleman, who, says the Chronicle
gave his name as James Biglow, was fibet
twice and sent back to Plymouth with hi
tail feathers plucked." Who is Jane
Biglow?
The Storm King was abroad last Thurs
day in all his majesty. and seemed 10 dc
light in PLAYING his antics upon all VIII,
ven ured out of doors. Notwithstanding!
his icy breath. one could not help bu
| laugh sometimes to sec poor zluckles
wights. with bare polls. streaking il afte
their tiles.
Before Tie year 1861 expires, which vii
take place twelve days hence, every Re
publican in Marshall County should' sub
scribe for the REEruBLcAN. During th'
next year the nssst momentous question
will he decided and II is all-imporiant tha
every Republican should lie well posted 5,
that he may he prepared Ia labor effrctu
ally for the country.
\ man tried his hand at shop lifting a
Davidson & Co.'S, No. Is Michigan street
las, Saturday, but vas caught He p,iC
for the article Ga Ba:moral skiri), and de
camped.
| Ashes ought not TO be taken up in wood
en- vessels. II is dangerous practice. a'
property is frequently destroyed by jus
such means Every landlord should oh
serve the habits of hi. tenants in this res
Te;t. and, If necessary, correct them
l. you want to be booted in Way tha
will be no: only not offensive but highl J
agreeable and pleasant. 60 10 Paul's.
Our Job Press has been going day and
night for week past. We dowork a,les'
than Chicago prices, and in the best siyl,
of the art.
+ An old Indian chief named Spotted Tail
has daughter learning to play on III,
piano. In Omatia. bat she intends 10 come
TO Plymouth to by her dry goods at Dales'
Miss Spotted Ta;! is lady of taste anC
judgment.
! The night watcfman employed by Tho
merchants and. other of this place, Mr.
Greer aud Mr.. Heinrich, we have reason Il
belivc, perform their duties faithfully.
Kelley, Kendall & Co, keep the celc
braied Century Chewing Tobacco for sale
Lovers of the weed, many of whom chew
mp and spit away fine overcoat yearly
are endeavoring to reimburse themselves
by buying this brand. in the hope Of draw
/ ing one or more of the greenbacks, zoos
50s. POS. and lesser amounts, packed there
in at the factory.
During the past week several old friends
who have been taking the REPUBLICAN ever
since the first number was issued, called
and paid in advance for the twelfth vel
ume. We have number such on our list
who have stood By US through evil as wei
as good report. May they live and enjoy
good health for an hundred years more
and, finally. we hope and trust, the LORD
will take liking to them.
If you want TO buy goods cheap, steT
into Davidson & Co.'S. They absolutely
sell goods so low at this house that it i,
cheaper TO buy than to steal them.
Messrs. Henry Marsh, Henry Brewer
James \. Corse. d. S. Conger, Charles Z
Toan, and Drs. West and Westeryelt, ap
preciaie the REPUBLICAN, so highly as Il
send extra copies regularly TO their friends
Their example deserves imitation. Give
US thousand such supporters, and VIC vii
print for them the largest and best paper il
Northern Indiana.
The days are about to their shortest, we
are glad to say. They will soon begin Il
grow longer. e4 srr1f.
Don't give your job printing to Chicago
runners, unless you expect them 10 bu,
your wares We can do it for you as wei
and as cheap. and by employing home me
chanics you only take money out OF one
pocket and put II into the other.
Mr.. G. II. Chase, who exhibited knit
ting machine, at the last County Fair, II
engaged in manufacturing socks and stock
ings at bis residence In North Township.
He manufactures other people yarn at low
rates. His machine does perfect work.
The public schools in the Seminary close
this week, and will not open again un III
the first Monday In January next, when .
term of twelve, weeks commences, which
will be free to all children Gfproper age.
Tho Christmas exercises at the Presbyte
rian Sunday School win consist Of con
cert and other interesting exercises. Re
freshmsnts will be distributed among the
the children during the evening. -,
Atthe Centenary NJ. E. Church, a sup
per will be giveL the Sunday School chill.
dren on Christmas eve- The programme
for the occasion is said to be an excsllen,
one..f<ifs -i.a-z - =. i...l rs .s.te =
The Episcopaliau Sunday School are ,e