The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1867-07-04

TEE PRIDE OF THE WEST! The most beau
tiful, The most elegant, The most stylish,
The most durable Hoop Skirts ever offered
in this market have quite recently been intro
duced by Westervelt & Co., who have the ex-
elusive sale of them. All the. Ladies who
have seen them, without an exception pro-
nounce them beautiful, and acknowledge
them the cheapest Skirts they ever saw
They are called the Pride Of the West and are
without doubt, well and appropriately named.
SAD AcCIDENT.-On Saturday lest little
son of Mr.. c. C. Buck was PLAYING about near
the hatchway of his fathers store, when he
accidentally lost his balance and fell through
the opening to the floor below, distance of
eight or ni.ib feet. When taken up the little
fellow r-as apparently lifeless, but finally came
the proper care, and is now in q fair way to
recover, although he is seriously injured
On the Isl page OF to-days paper will be
found list ofpremiums to be awarded at the
10 annual Fair of the Marshall County Agri-
cultural Society. The society has been at
much expense in fitting up the grounds and
making preparations for the Fair this fall,
and they have every reason TO believe there
will be q fine exhibition. The citizens Of Mar
shall county-farmers, mechanics, profession
men, and 81 others-should take a deep inter
est n The coming annual exhibition, and con-
tribute something to its success
The Festival at Corbin 6 Bensons Hall for
the benefit of the Episcopal Church, on last
Friday evening, was well gotten up, largely
attended, and was socially and financially a
complete success. We learn that over $500
was realized as The proceeds of the Festival,
sum larger, we believe, than was ever be-
fore realized in this place or a similar occa-
sion.
The Festival al Balcony Hall for tie beue-
fit % the Catholic Church, on VI ednesiav
evening, was also brillian success, netting
about $50
MARRIED-On the 27th nit, by Robert
Mcfarland, Mr. Josiah j. Flagg, OF Miami
shall County.
IN The far West il is no easy matter to con-
vert the Savages, but here in Indiana. il seems
10 be pleasant job for our friend Mcfarland
to unite the Savage TO the Fiaeg Long NAV
they wave.
FIFTEENTH THOUSAND OF NED NEv1%s."
The fifteenth thousand of''Ned Ncyins, the
Newsboy or. Street Life in Boston," by Rev.
Henry Morgan, is already Issued In the
preface the author says: "Jfone lad prophe-
sled three months ago that the merits Of
Ned would create Z demand for The book at
the rate OF 2,00J week, and keep two power
presses III continual rcquistion to Gil orders,
l should have said, Sir, You are an .enthusi-
asia fanatic. You must have got 'Ned' on
the brain Away with you
But the truth Is, the great masses OF man
ri love heart, soul, and litc: they care Li.:
little Tor Geld, classical, arti>tcal tnist Zee
berg s@cptic'sin, iceberg criticism, icchc!g
theories, iceberg divinity, iceberg Dulnits.
iceberg pcYs. ana iceberg ioruality .hcy care
not strfw for. Tie hearts OF the masses
;.rc move. : one common sympathy, one
grand purpose Of rcf0rii:, on" holy aspiration
= ~ &hc"uicGf ciriSe tie KEYNOTE 0fmanS
cieTa',0n and regeneration, and all the world
VIII listen. Hence Ned Ncvins' success. Go
~ tncE, y"i.AG itro, an. shout IS ven 20,
- 20 ro'ii' Wong soiAet..ia' good cone
- ne
anyasscrs find !. the nos. successful book
in the field. Ii. y. Huatly. otl}hode Island.
>oid 81 twelve Of them III two hours, clearing
nine dollars So in twc hours Charles +.
'fur!brrt Of Ninei;,nG, y. J.. sold 20 within u
radius Of haifa mile, eighteen Of them in two
hours and l.alf. AGENTS wishing territory.
may aPp.y to Rev Henry Jsrgan, Boston,
Mass. Boston Ere Voice.