Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-04-16
Che Republican.
ABOUT HOME.
Plymouth, Thursday, Apr. 16, 1868.
Local Brevitles.

The Fire Companies, Hook * Ladder,
Adriatc Engine, and Torrent Hose Cart,
paradcd through the principal streets last
Friday evening, with their vehicles, and
headed by the Brass Band. They present
ed very imposing appearance. The
Band played exceedingly well, considering
the time il has been practising.
Chris. Wcnsler Is putting up a bowling
alley, so or 80 feet long. In tho rear OF his
saloon. 1t will be completed in few
days.
Bcckers arc constantly receiving new
supplies of goods.
We were visited by another Snow squall
in this region last Sunday morning, which
lasted from about o'clock until nearly TO-
At the close the snow was two or three
inches deep on the ground. and althougha a
portion of il melted before sunGown IL was
quite cold through the night, and on Aon-
day morning every thing presented quite a
wintry aspect Ii was curious sight TO
see persons shoveiine snow off the side
walks in front of their premises the mid
die of April. The spring which promised
10 open so early this year from present in
dicaticns will be more backward than
usual.
Morion's gold pens do not wear out
a single one will last life time. IL you
want 10 write with ease. elegance and
beauty. send for one.
We borrow the following from an cx-
change, but wish al. 10 give il a local ap-
plication:
wonli ron lift burden from rs,
Would yon drive spectre from ~,
Would you taste pleasant slumbcr?
Would you have quiet con science
Would YOU read PAPER PAID yOR?
Send rs money Send Us money
Send Us money-Scnd us money
Send as 'aoney that yor us!
Ifyou desire to impress the public that
you have the best wares. and the best pri-
ccs. and are worthily entitled to their pa
tronage, ADVERTISE YOURSELF. DO not eN-
pect 10 accomplish everything with one
trial, nor two, nor three, but KEEP AT 1T,
and you will surely win.
Have some SYSTEM about your advertise
ment, and let that be your shovel, then dig
away ut the peopie-KEEP AT IT. and you
will Us surely get through the dul. times
and bring more custom than you can at
tend To, as that boy went through the driit
with his small shovel.
The Plymouth Silver Cornet Band is
making rapid progress, and have demon
sirated that their musical abilities are
not of doubtful character. and their pro-
iiciency growing less 'limitedF' daily.
The Grant and Colfax Club meets In
morrow (Friday) evening in Republican
Hall. There will be speaking and music
by the Corret Band. A general attendance
is desired. ill are invited, without regard
to party.
See adv't of Tippccanoetown Wsolen
Factory in another column.
The Grover and Baker Sewing Machine
is regarded as the best made. j. Paul is
the agent for this county. See adv't.
Joseph Potter has sold out his Harness
shop 10 John HOham and another gentle
man, practical workman. Mr.. Potter
intends to act as travelling agent FOR Grover
and Bakers Sewing Machine. Success to
him.
After next Monday the penalty and in
tcrcst will bc added on all delinquent tax
Is.
The weather since Tuesday has been
more mild and spring like. The shrubs
and bushes in the gardens begin to look
green.
II is no, thought that the recent cold
snap injured The fruit.
The whoa, in this county looks exceed
ingly promising at present.
Thompson, who got stabbed by some one
last Monday night week, is recovering.
\. Cutshaw, Merchant Tailor, has taken
the room in the rear Of NJ. a. O. Packard's
law Office, under Balcony Hall, and has
just opened fine assortment of cloths,
suitable for Coats, Pants or Vests.
Those in want of such articles should
give him call. Cutshaw understands his
bis, and will give his customers ''iits" in
all cases. or will not be required to take
the goods.
The agent for Singers Sewing Machine
contests the superiority of Grover and Ba-
ker's. Every one must be his own judge.