Marshall County Republican., 1868-03-12
ROURBON.
Local Brevitfes.

business is reyjving, and predicts prosper
Gus times. Read the article on lst page.
The Plymouth Silver Band practices
and is making rapid progress.
The time will come when the managers
of the p. Fit. w. s. c. r. will find it to
the interest of their confyany not to en-
ploy such malignant 'Copperheads as the
station agent at Bourbon, or else contiIe
them TO thei- legitimate'duties.
The Republicans Of this county'are unan-
imously in favor of the removal of Andy
Johnson, and the Democrats appear to be
entirely Indifferent; but this is probably
put Oh to some extent. as their sympathes
are evidently with Andy. However, they
are not at all Dellicose.
Mr.. George Ewing. the photograph and
amerotype artist, las located in yalparai-
so, where he designs practising his profes.
sion- MIR. Ewing is not oulya good artist
but gentleman also.
Yellow River GO: aign FAST Monday for
the first time since early last summer, and
oyeraowed its banks in some places. The
bottom east of Michigan street was par
TALLY submerged, and number of residen-
ces in that locality surrounded by wafer.
Perry Klinger, ex-deputy p. NJ, has been
appointed deputy Clerk by Mr.. Cushman.
Good appointment. Perry viii discharge
his drsy faithfully in any position he may
be called To fill.
Mr.. W. \. Long has become general
agent and manufacturer of Longs Univer-
sal Self Adjusting Wise Head, very use
full invention, aud has established his head
quarters at Gallipolis, Ohio.
Charley Ralhburn, ex-deputy Postmas-
ter has located in Bourbon, where he dis
pensing sweets and other good things III
exchange for greentacGs and postal cur
rency. We wish lriin great success not on
ly in the pursuit of wealth, Tut also in the
suit. which, it is rumored, he intends soon
to institute in the court of hymen.
N 1.-The Democrat speaking of the
members of the Plymouth Silver Band,
says: These young gentlemen are all fail
bellows nell wet" What the editor
means by this it is hard TO tell, but lie
doubtlessly intended it for wit, and thought,
no doubt i. would annihilate the whole
company. As ajokisl he will hardly SUI
ceed.
\ leading Democrat Of this place bes-
towed some elegant compliments upon an-
other leader of the faithful last Monday
morning, on the street, and seemed TO be
p,rlectly Indifferent who heard Mhat he
had to say. Had he applied sucn compii-
menis to US we should have understood
him as charging us with high crimes and
nnslcmeaEors. II was another family
bo-boi -bio.i.
The Sheriff advertises that lie will sell al
| public sale ON the 2lst inst, at the Court
House door in the town Of Plymouth, the
south east quarter of section %, township
80. north Of range three east, containing
I59 47-lOOO acres, executed as the proper
ty of Ellis Strosuider 10 satisfy judgment
favor Of Horace Cook.
Col. Bailey attends to The duties of p
NJ now in person. L. L. Bailey is dcpu
ty. The Colonel understands how to run
a post t-oflice as well as a tavern.
We are prepared TO do all kinds Of job
work ou short notice, in the best style and
very cheap for cash. Horse bills, common
size, 81 for %.
lie people are eager to hear of johnson
being driven out Of the White House, and
the sooner the Senate disposes of tie jol
the better they will be pleased. The testi.
mony is all before the country and The YER
dict of the people is that Andy is guilty ol
the charges preferred against him by the
House of Representatives, and that he
should be removed without unnecessary
delay from an Office he has too long dis.
graced.
Ii. b. Pershing, Esq, has made arrange
ments to &C into the drug trade in Cbica-
60, bat hi, family will remain here for the
present
The names of the new prorrietors of the
Parker House are Wilcox & Dodge. They
look like they understand how to keeT
tavern.
Mr.. c. Buick is convalescent, and viii
soon be able to resume business.
William Darlington is deputy Marshal o
Plymouth corporation.
One of Barnum's fat gals passed through
this place On the cars last Tuesday night
She was on her way I'd Chicago to fill al
engagement at Woods tnuseum.
The tas PAYERS will see by reading thu
proceedings of the Commissioners Court
in another column, where the money goes
and will cease TO wonder why the taxes il
this couhiy are So much higher than the.
are in neighboring counties, under Repub
licsn rule. Democracy is such an expen
sive luxury that large majority of th'
counties in the State have concluded tt
dispense with it, and Marshall would hav,
followed the example long ago had it nc
been that the lean birds flock here from al
quarters in hopss Of getting some OF The
fat picking.
A Justice of tie Peace is TO be choser
At the approaching April election, for this
township, and also one for Walnut, in ad
dition to the officers selected annually
Township Trustees viii be elected a.
usual
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