Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-01-30
Local BrcyitieS.

cake along with marriage notices, but l
greenback suits us better. Tastes diffe
as to cake, but greenback is good wher
ever the flag waves
Moore Sc Fleming have pnt nice car
| pet upon the flOol of their new store room
on the corner south Of south of the Bank
The ladies. at least, viii appreciate, thcil
taste.
There was snow fury here last night
week. The air was filed with broad
fakes. and had the storm lasted an hour OF
two, it would have made good sIeighing
Bat it did not, to he great disappointment
of many ardent youths, who were agonizing
to take their sweethearts out riding. Sat
urday night snow enough fell to make good
sleighlng. and since then our ears have
constantly been delighted with the jingle OF
the merry sleigh bells. 4
The fire engine was taken ont BY the
company last Thursday afternoon for prac-
tice, when eyerythin. performed very sat-
isfactoriIy.s If, the authorities will only
provide water the engine may be relied Oh
hereafter TO perform its duty.
One of the chan leli.rs in II ,ltz,a Drf-s
barber shop fell last Thlrsliy night and
smashed up things generally. Fortunately
the fall extinguished the blaze of The lamps.
otherwise there might have been another
disastrous conf ,graiion in Plymouth.
An invetcraic tobacco -chewer thinks ii
an evidence IF softening Of the brain when
any one rails out az inst the practice We
lear a. is hopeless case.
We heard the merry jingle of few sleigh
bells last Thursday night aud early Friday
morning. bat they soon ceased, on account
OF difficulties met with and the fast disap-
pearing snow, we presume.
A GermIn Brass Band has been organ
lied in Plymouth. An instructor has been
engaged, and the Instruments 10 be used
are those formerly belonging TO the old
Plymouth Brass Band-Mr John Hoham
going security for the purchase money
The new banl wiz play for either or boil.
political parties, when desired
\ friend has sent US letter from cor
respondent in Klnsls for publication. 1t
speaks in glowing terms of the productive
ness Of the soil, salubsity of the climate.
etc Kansas is very fine country. we
have every reason TO believe, but we prefer
filing the space the letter would occupy in
setting forth the advantages and produc-
tiveness of our own county: Let the Kan
sas papers blow for their region and we
win do the same for ours. M ~
Buck & Toan do an inmc nse business
Their daily sales are very large. I'm; the fire.
qucnt additions their stock keeps up their
assortment.
It is said ,hatC. II Reeve. Of this place
is anxious TO run for Congress on the DEM
ocratic ticket. Mr.. Reeve is a representa-
tive man, and will not hesitate to avow his
principles He ought to have the track.
The whooping cough prevails extensive
~ among the children in town. Brown
Brothers keep remedy that prevents any
evil consequences from the disease.
Tyrreil's Pile Remedy is the best ever
offered TO the public It cures in almost
every instance.
Nm Taylor. with Characteristic energy,
is already hammcring away in his new
blacksmith chop. on the site of the late
coufiagraiion. Quick work. :,
The ''sun burner" for brilliancy of
flame, convenience and safety, is unsur-
passed. For sale by Buck Sc Tosn, and at
Brown Brothers. l4 N T asaft
Monday and Tuesday the logging bust
ness was brisk A large number of saw
logs were brought in on sle,ls to the mills
Should the shedding continue good for a
month or so. it will prove highly advan-
taseous to those having logs TO sell, and
improve business generally.
Esquire Nathan sfaxey has recently OBJ
tanned letters patent on an improved bed
bottom. CO go
The daily Union prayer meetings at the
VI. f. Church still continue, and are at
tended by large numbers.
The reviva; at the NJ Z Church is still
in progress, and numbers have been con-
verified. Meetings are held nightly and the
interest is ON the increase.
Meetings are also held nightly at the
Presbyterian Church, and, We understand,
several have been converted and apple
for admission as members Of the congrega-
| ton.
| Boggs & Chapman, at Argos, have a well
lselected stock of drugs, medicines, grocer
les and hardware, which they. are selling
cheap for cash. S' ~ e4'.@ -
Argos is to have a jewelry shop We
are printing some hand bills, for Mr.. w. j.
Bosgs. announcing this fact e7 80 f1t'
Fred. Douglasswill lecuture in valp,-
raiso on the evening OF the nth proximo.
Yesterday was decidedly the coolest day
of the season. At C o'clock a. M. the
thermometer indicated is deg. below zero,
and, at 8 o'clock. "A deg below. ! 4 10
Moore s Fleming have large stock of
Valentines, embracing all kinds and styles I;
also, Ladies' Paper Collars and Cuffs,
Pocket Books and Poftemonsies, Musical
Instruments. Paper Bags for Grocers and
Coufectioners, and the, best Cigars and
Chewing Tobacco in the city. Remember
the place. on the cornersouth Of the Bank.
The Marshall Common Pleas Court will
convene next Monday, and Circuit Court a
week thereafter. Both are courts of oyer
and ternliner in criminal matters, and we
trust tIls.t the county JAN may be left ten
antless Nv their joint efforts.
The delinquent land sales commence