Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-02-20
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third more reading matter than = column
in most of our country exchanges. Our
news type. though smaller than that
Commonly used 10y our country cotempo-
raries, is sufficiently large to be easily read.
Those who advertise libcraty aniver-
sally admit to Is that 1t pays.
Evcry RepuH.it an "a the coaniy Is re-
ques,ed 10 send us, two dollars, and we will
place his name or our subscription books
and send him a copy of our paper twelve
monrhs without additional charge.
4 one armed jour. printer came to this
( place last week and distributed type in
this office a few hours. for which we paid
him Sl.25, which he spent before leaving
20 vn for the stuff that in,oxicaies. He
slept out of doors one night while here. he
informed us, and .anie near freezing. Poor
fellow. He lost his arm after be learned
the trade, by .railruad car passing over it.
The grand Masquerade Ball cones OF
to night at Corbin. & Bea-ea's Hall y
high old tinhc IS expelled.
Every Republican whe feels interested
in the success cf his principles should en-
courage bis neighAor TO Subscribe for this
paper. If every Republican would buckle
ON his armor and labor earnestly in ihis di-
rectiUn the ccun:y conld easily &c fegen
Grated. Al this IS rec Tired IS uniied and
vigorous effort
l'ainc's Certain Cure is well named
Ii is atri1e het aud pungent, bnt It's effects
are certain AMI ciftctual, in all cases for
which il is rccommcndcd-colic diarrlea,
headache, cuts, bruises and sprains. Sold
by all druggists.
We ne gteaiiy iaiettsi % otr oblisinr
voans eicnd, Orlando PacS,rd of the
News Depot, IN the Post Office. FOR favors
We unhcsi;a,inc:y cn;Imenl him and his
est.gbiishaienl 10 the favorable consilera
tion Of our readers
Messss. Armstrong & Tyncr were the
printers of the new sim in front of Holt
zendorlf' Barber Shop.
Mr.. Osc.r Sinons is making prepara-
tions to erect another folndry building on
the size Of the one recently dcsiroyel by
frv. 1t is expected that /, will l,e compile
| led IN time for Mr, Aians to occupy Il
e rly in March.
! The slcigaing is over perhaps for the
winter, bat the fifmers male gooi use Of
ii v bile il lasted. in bringing saw logs to
taafi,ct- The mill yards, and acres of
ground besides, are covered with them.
The BGurlGn Brass Band will pl, ase
accept our thanks for the honor they con
fcrrcd on US Tuesday night This band is
already one Of The best in Tie State.
Circrit Court is yet in session, and has
icen engage for week past in hearing
the testimony ia the case of G. ". Gravel
~ y. Gabby. THIS is suit for the recoy.
ely of s 10000 damage. OF acccun, Of in
Ijurics alleged to have been inflicted on the
plainIif 5 wife by .the defendant. The
trial has excited much interest in This com
inunIty, and Is the absorbing topic OF CON
versa ion throughout the cou;iy. II has
already consumed more Of the time Of the
the court than was evcre before devoted to
any tr;.l in this county.
| Yesterday was the plcasan;est day we
have had this year. The sun shone forth
brilliantly anu The air was balmy and
springlike.
Davidson s; Co. commenced invoicing o
day OF two since with n view 10 a dissolu-
iion of Partnership. Mr.. Davidson, it is
rumereJ. intends to return to Germany,
where he expects to remain permanently
lie will CARRY with him The respect and
Igood wishes OF large number Of Ameri-
cans. The business will be continued by
Mr.. Levi Lauer, who has also won hosts OF
friends during his residence in this place.
The revival at the Methodist Episcopa
Church continues at its hight On Sunday
evening the pastor remaIk ed that the meet
{ ings had lasted eight weeks, and that over
; one hundred additions had been made to
| the church in that time. Although much
! worn and fatigued, he thought he could
I hold out eight weeks longer. and had
faith that another hundred would he addet
to tlic ft..d. AZ the c!vse of the services sew
: eral more went forward in response to al
!. appeal from the minister
: Attic Presbyterian q lrcll, where night
" meetings have been held for some tim,
past, marked degree OF interest prevails
n Impressions, lasting in their nature, it i
hoped, have been made on the minds o
. many, and a number have significd ihei
: intention TO walk in the straight pail