The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-08-13

Regular meeting FIRST Tuesday ofeach month
J. 2. LASGEE3AUGH, Foreman.
IN FREESE. Sec'y
A YOUNG man c. lag himself Moore
was arrested lass Sunday evening charged
with The larccny Of certain SUMS Of mon
ey from James Thompson, and clothing
from freight car of the It. Wayne rail
road; committed to jail TO await further
action Of the roper authorities.
Jos. WIL5oy. Who was sometime ago
arrested under the charge 81 sppropriatiug
certain articles Of clothing from an auc-
ton house that. visited our teHn last win
ter, was on Monday last tried by s jury OF
twelve men, ard acquitted the owner Of
the alleged stolen property not putting in
az appearance.
VIZ are informed that Maj. Jno II
Moore is about to remove to LaPorte and
take charge OF tie Myefs House at tina;
noint We DO not Ike 10 sparc any .!
our citizens, but think the Naior viii
make capital landlord and the Flyers
House No / hotel.
AyEw very singular sape, very much
resembling youn.; prairie chickens, have
been brought into town Ter private con-
umEton this month. Prairie chickens
will come in soon, as tic game law per-
n:ts hunters 70 Kill them after TIE fl.
teenth inst.
Orn town has been visited during the
past week 81 81 unusual number Of trans
lent beggars, each with = more pitiful tale
te tell than tie other Fe know it Is
hard 10 refuse assistance 10 m apparently
needy object, BIZ; our Own poor require oar
our frst attention. ami shoali not be
neglected under any circumstances.
y Nxw buggy manufactured By Mcssrs.
Stulebaker, of South Bend, owned by IL,
q. II ayer, Esq, has made It's Appearance
oa ous streets, that is ccT;a MY ND el OF
beauty, finish and ease. Our town has
now several very crediiable "turn outs,
and more IN antic; patton at al early
day.
PEACHES aud waterne,ons, to limited
extent, have made their appearance ia our
market. Prices afe rather too high 70
create much Of demand just at pres
elt.
MANY liberal men are not thoughtful.
Not so with II. B. Dickson. Esa. of The
hardware storej he combines fully these
two admirable qualities. We require no
better evidence Of the flct taan the eic-
CANT scissors presented TO Us last week by
the subject Of this brief sketch.
j G. CvsiMAX, E,q., Our county clerk
returned from the eas, last week. looking
as we'll as usual, mach to tic gra,iicaton
Of his many friend who, during his alb
sence, received Information Of his serious
illness lie is now. however, al right
again, aad engaged in The active discharge
OF his Official dnties
CIRCUIT CoUGT convened at this place
on Monday last. Hon. A L. Osborn, pre-
siding. The docket is very large, con-
tanning something over thirty criminal ca
ses and about one Hundred and thirty five
civil. No man kncws better than Judge
OSBORNE how to expedite business and
clean up a long docket.
We are pleased to be able 10 state that
W. c. Edwards, Esq, township trustee
for Center township, has recovered his
health sufficiently to again make his ap-
pearance On the street Dir. Edwards has
been quite i'll, and our community will be
rejoiced to have him we'll enough to re-
sumo the discharge Of his official du-
ties.
TnE News Depot, "a. the pos. office, for
meriy owned by Maj. Moore, IS hereafter
TO be conducted BY Messrs. Brown Bros.
who have purchased the stock and appur
tenances.
Mr.. GEORGE Koch, for many years one
of our best citizens, is preparing to move
to Chicago for the purpose of taking
charge of hotel on Randolph street. near
iy opposite the Briggs house. The loca-
ton is good and convenient one, and to
our certain knowledge George is most
competent and popular landlord and if
he carries out the enterprise we hone him