Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-05
Local. Breyities.

A terrific snow storm prevailed here as
wei; as other parts of the country, on Sun
day night last and until about half past
eight o'clock Monday forenoon. The snow
drilled i'm many places to the depth OF two
or three feet. All the trains on both rail
roads were from TIVE to three hours behind
Monday forenoon.
The storm Sunday night was doubtless
caused by the race between Jupiter and
Venus. which has been in progress for
some time, aud the rubbing they gave each
other Saturday night.
iz=It-is an old saying that when March
lamb According to this We shall have
pleasant weather al the close of the month.
IF me Old saying proves true this year we
shall begin TO think the representations OF
weather prophets are sometimes korrect.
The reader is especially referred to the
new advertisements on the 4th page of this
issue. :. - X =. i
The story on our fourth page to-day is a
very marvellous one--uiore marvellous than
true we are inclined To believe.
The rules adopted by the Senate to be
observed by that BODY during the impeach-
nent trial soon to commence, will be found
ON Tie first page of to-day's paper.
A hale. hearty young man was. seen a
few nights stree taking wc''d from a wild
ow's wood pile in this place. Scr
\ dispatch from Goshen was received
here on Tuesday, by her friends, thai Ms
olive Comfort. fcrnerlylof this place, was
aying--uerlnoiLcr, Mrs-Josl Parker, and
her sister, Mrs. Jennie Wilbur, started I'M.
mediatcly to see her.
Chester Buck, Esq, OF this place, we
regret 20 announce, is seriously i'll. His
friends and physicians cntertained very
slight hopes Of his recovery Yesterday. -
p. :. .,r. Buck is some better this morn
ing and strong hopes are now entertained
of his recovery.
- Commissioners CeuTi is in session this
week. twill probably adjourn some time
to morrow, but as this is the term when
trustees, it may take all the week TO trans.
act the business.
Mr.. John Files and family started last
week for Missouri, where they will reside
for awhile. Mr.. Thee. A. Smith has
moved To Oiiowa, Kansas, and Elias King
has started FOR some point in lewa. They
are all good citizens, and would be valua-
BILE acquisitions to any community.
/ Tie instruments Of the new Silver Band
in this place, have arrived, and the mem
beers practice nightly. Some OF them are
old players.
The meetings at the Churches in this
place'are still in progress, and the interest
unabaied- About 40 have joined the NJ
E. Church. Wehsve no~report from the
Presbyterian Church - - - 5
II is rumorcd that there will be a
change proprietors soon at the Parker
House. Col. Bailey will. in the event OF
a change. take charge OF the Post Office in
person, we presume.
Charley Raihburp, one OF the accommo-
dating clerks at the p. o., will soon retire
from that institution, and open out in
Bourbon in a new business. Our friends
in that quarter will find Charley reliable in
al! thirgs.
The Democrats Bourbon Correspondent
tries to hi. some one. buf is too obscure to
be ineligible. His remarks are seemingly
aimed a, the editor Of the Democrat, but,
knowing the rclotion existing between
the" G presume he Intended them to ap-
some one else. 1t makes little DIFF
terence. however, what the scrfbbler In
tended to say, OF who he aimed at.
A proiracied meeting began Sunday,
February Esd. in the Stuck German Re-
formed) Church, under the supervision of
of the Rev. Schlosser, or Plymouth. 1t
is still inprngress, and up to Tuesday eve'
the Sd instant, sixtyeight persons had
united.