The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1869-10-21

THE DEMOCRAT.
News About Home.
SEVERAL of our citizens visited
Fort Wayne last Monday.
POTATOES are coming in literally
and being about 25c per bushel.
A Parish sociablc of St. Thomas
Parish will be held next Thursday even
ing.at the residence Of DrJ. j .NINAIL.
WHEAT still commands five cents per |
bushel more in Plymouth than in La |
Forte. Peru, South Bend, or Warsaw. /
OLD corn sold at higher price thar
wheat in our town few days ago I
How is that for hi. and 10?
CT. s. CLEAvELANp and bride have /
returned from their bridal trip and set
tied down to the enjoyment of domestic
felicity.
TIE new time table of the c. C. < l..
Railroad, which went into effect last |
Monday, is published in another col
umn
TIE frosts Friday and Sunday night
were unusually heavy for this season of
the year, and Indicate the approach o.
Indian Summer
PRESIDENT GRANT has issued proc
hnation appointing the 18th day of
November as day of thanksgiving and |
prayer.
$. & VI. BECKER very justly, Se
think. claim large share of public
patronage. which they have earned by
wears of fair and liberal dealing with
our citizens.
QUERY: Is it an offense, within the |
jurisdiction of the town marshal, to trot |
horse through town on Sunday. This |
question originated at n recent meeting |
Of the Board of Trustees.
ROSE Il ALLEMAN are buying horses
weighing over 1900 pounds, at liberal
prices. Parties interested will call at
ALLEMAN's furniture store, south of !
the Parker House.
We have received no report of the
proceedings of the railroad meeting of
last FridIy. We presume everything
went off satisfactorily, however, Plym-
outh needs the road and should try and |
secure it.
The Secretary report of the pro
ceedings of the Editorial Convention |
held last Friday, at Laporte, arrived
yesterday, after our paper was made up, |
and consequently we were compelled to
defer It's publication until next week
OUR regular carrier boy has been
sick for several weeks. and those of our
t1Tu subscribers who do not receive
their paper regularly must have patience
with US, IS VIC do the best we can, and
hops hereafter to avoid cause for COM
plant.
MARSHALL COUNTY is entitled to 1G
delegates in the Democratic State Con-
vention, to be held at indianapolis Jan
3, 1870. The Central Committee of
the State recommend that County Con
vsntions to select delegates b. held
December 1st.
As we 60 to press Wednesday eve
ming We are unable to report matters of
interest occurring at that time until our
edition of the next week. We always try
to give all the news We possess, with GER
tainty, but also try and get our paper
on; early Thursday morning
a company of four experienced hun
ters-two from Marshall county. and two
from Indianapolis-made a raid on the
ducks of Pulaski county last week, and
after spending few days at the sport
and killing one duck, returned to their
respective homes, wiser if not better
men,
OCR friend and fellow-townsman. Mr..
p :. ALLEMAN, who has been confined
to his room for the past six weeks with
painful and dangerous illness, put in
his first appearance on our streets last
Tuesday, much to the JOY of his many
friends We are also pleased to learn
that Mr.. CAPRoN is again convalescent.
For our share Of the magnificent bar
quet spIcldby Mr. AxTEIL, ofthe Teegar-