The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-06-10

The sold settlers" are to have meet
ing and picnic on the 18th. Although
not mentioned in the programme 1T is
presumed that The "oldest inhabitant'
will be in attendance. Wheat in
jured by the late rains. -. Presbyte-
rian church repaired and refitted. -.
George Moon appointed Internal Rev
enue Collector fer 10Th Dist. "Appont-
ment unexpected and unsought" u
The Iadianian is of the opinion
! from indications noticed on circus day,
that the "'social evil is aIarmingly on
the Increase" Peace reigns in War
saw
LA PORTE: A "sport" fined slG.75
for fast riding The Argus man has
received boquet aud "slops over" in
relation to it. 80 Wheat prospects good
30. Corn rotting in the ground ..
The mayor has issued proclamation
warning owners of dogs to muzzIe their
dorgs or "stand from under" The
Indian mounds, located six miles west
of Kingsbury, are quite the rage. y
party of ladies and gentlemen reccntly
visited he mounds and discovered some
relics, copper Ratchet, being the
principle item. The Ratchet was Tor
should have been) Immediately presen-
ted to Bro. Major, of the Union Her
aid, tor his successful limitations of the
father of his country. The appraise-
ment Of real estate 10 La Porte county
is as follows: Lands, SILL, 02O; I'M
provements, S5Sl, 10 town and city
lots. $500, l37 /; improvements, s997,-
995; total value of taxables, s7,C74,2S2
Is not that trife ioic, neighbor?
KNOX: Potatu-bugs on the ram
page. Only this and nothing more"
Burglars in Putnam county.
-Terre IIautc school board owes
sSO,O0O.
June bugs have arrived at Indian.
apolis.
Wabash county drew s15,945 81
from the schoo. fund.
They have the "Indian Mound"
excitement in Harrison county.
= Sickness prevails to an alarming
extent in Bloomfield and vicinity.
The total amount of income tax in
the Eighth District foot up Sc, 076 %
The heavy rains have made terri
bic work with the crops in Howard
county.
Tho Attica Lcelger says few ca
ses of hog cholera have occurred on
farms below that town recently.
The late heavy rains have serious
ly injured the crops through the south
crn and middle portions of the state.
The Episcopals of South Bend are
to erect a church ciificc a: that place
this season.
Two fires occurred in Newcastle
last week, involving loss Of about
$4,000, on which there was $4,000
insurance.
The total Lumber of children at
tending Sunday schools in Gibson couu-
ty is 3,5l9, and the average attend
ance is 300.
Thirty nine houses are building
aud under contract in Spencer. Ia
this is seen the effects Of railroads in
building up towns.
Two lawyers in Boone county, du-
ring trial, stopped pummeling Black
stone and amused the crowd by regu-
lar "set-to."
The Episcopal Diocesan conven-
ton, which has been in session at In
dlanapolis, adjourned sine die, on Fri
day of last week.
A fast youth in Corydon has lost
three sets of natural teeth, ard is hav-
ing his gums cut for the fourth, which
are making their appearance.
A quarry Of lime stone, pronoun-
ced by competent judges to be the best
in the state, has just oecn opened near
Lexington, Scott county.
There are twenty seven income
taxpayers in Wabash county, the high
est $500 05, and the lowest 81 25
Total amount collected, 81 $40 so.
The people of Pike county have
just completed "A very fine court house,
at a cost OF S33 900, and Morgan coun-