Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-02
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ABOUT HOME.
Plymouth, Thursday, Apr. Q, 1888.
Local Previties.


from the Cleveland Water Cure with health
considerably improved, and announces his
intention to resume the practice Of his pro-
fession. See Card IN another column.
The wheat crop in this county looks
very well at present. The mild, wet wealth
er, during the past month seems, to have
been jus, what the crop needed.
Mr.. NJ. r. Elliott is putting up a shop in
South Plymouth, a short distance north OF
Mr.. Whites Gunsmiih shop. where he in
tends to manufacture split t-boitomed Chairs,
do all kinds of Turning, etc., etc.
We have printed election tickets for
some of the out townships, but all oughtto
have them.
We arc prepared to do all kinds of Jsb
| Printing in better style than ever before
having recently added several fonts of new
style card type 70 our Office. Cur job Of
! fee is now the most cempieIe 10 be found
in any country town in Indiana.
The new Foundry building in South Ply
mouth is rapidly approaching completion,
and Mr. Adams will commence operations
in 1t as of yore, next week.
E. ii. Miller, of Polk township, has start
ed. with his family, for Champaign coun-
ty, Illinois, where he intends to locate.
II may be good country out there, but
there is no better land out ofdoors than
can bc found in Marshall county. Mr.. Mil
Ter was a good citizen and We regret to
part with him.
Per contra, Mr. Elihu Morris, who left
this county two or three years since and
settled in Stark county, Illinois. has return
ed, and purch ased farm in Walnut town
ship. This is sensible. We welcome the
wandcrcr back. and hope his example will
be followed by many other old friends
who have s;rayed off without sufficient
cause or provocation.
Some petty thief broke a window light
out of Oglesbee, Mattingly & Blacks Office
last Thursday night, and distracted pipe
and paper of tacks, which were laying in
reach. The same chap, il is supposed.
stole wrench out of their mill a night or
two since, which cost $3.50. The fellow is
watched aud the first thing he knows ne
viii get nabbcd. Such petty thieving new
or pays, not even for the wear and tear of
conscience, we should think.
Adam Kran has instituted suit against
Margaret Krsn, for divorce, in the q. P.
c. of this county.
The Sheriff advertises that he will sell
on the llth inst, at tie court house door
in this place, the west half of the north
west quarter, of section 2S, town three,
range two east, containing so acres, TO sat
isfy an execution in favor of NJ. A. o.
Packard against Mary and John Boycs,
lIeZekiah T. Long and Lawrence Shakes.
John Hoham is putting up three frame
store rooms ep the South side Of Laporte
street, Immediately west of Cleavcland &
Houghtens grocery store.
Very little maple sugar comparatively
has been made this year in this county this
season. The weather has not been very
favorable, but even when 1t was the water
did not run freely out Of the trees. The
dry fall and winter is supposed to be the
reason.
The fruit in this vicinity has not been in
jured rs yet.
See new advertisements on 4th page
4 great many agents and canvassers Can
find employment by Supplying soon.
The Republicans of Green township
at their convention nominated Daniel
Gould for Trustee, and James Pickerl and
Christian Kreider for Censtables. A good
ticket. and ought TO be elected.
The Republicans of German and West
townships have not yet put tickets in the
field for the April election, but it is hoped
they will. They should not let the cleo
tien 20 by default as the entire Democrat
ic vote will be claimed as the majority, for
effect abroad. The Convention In North
Township was held last Friday, and d. s.
Conger nominated for Trustee. A good
nomination. The citizens of North, ifthey
are in favor of retrenchment and economy
in township affairs will turn out and elect
him.
Yesterday was the first OF April but we
did not hear OF any very extensive sells
A horse doctor calling himself Church
was arrested here last week ON charge OF
stealing money from citizen OF Walker
ton, but the evidence was not sufficient 10
authorize his detention, in the estimation
of Esquire n Key, before whom he was ex-
amincd.
The weather has been delightful FOR four
or five days past, and some Of our citizens
have commenced making garden.-sowing
lettuce, setting ont onions and planting
peas
The Chapel School, In the old Methodist
Church building, win open on Monday the
18th inst, under the supcrintence of Miss
/. A. Borton, a most accomplished teach
er. See notice elsewhere.
The Plymouth Graded School opens
again next Monday week. The services
of the same excellen. corps Of teachers
have been secured. See notice elsewhere.
Our Morton Geld Pen gives entire satis-
faction. Every book keeper and business
man should send for one.
Mr.. Jons PARKER, most worthy man
died at his residence In this place on the
27th uiq., aged about IS years.
Mrs. CLEVELAND, wife of Mr.. ellison
Cleveland, died on Monday night last, the
30th ult., Of pneumonia, after about a
weeks illness, aged about 81 years. She
was most estimable lady. beloved by a