The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1869-07-08
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Saturday or Monday Only 8 mar
raige licenses were issued in June, two
two different parties for the same lady
bu. we are unable to inform our read
ers which one got her, If either.
Man from California came through il
four and half days. Is out Of 2t
sheep drowned, owned by Uuntsing.
or, near Wilson Greek, from the Wa
ter raising and overfowing the island
on which they were kept....A fend
was arrested for attempting to commit
a rape7on little girl..only eight years
old .120 Masons of s. B. attended
the celebration Of ST. Johns Day at
Goshen.
VALPARAISO: Quincy, the editor
of the Vidette, has returned from east
ern trip. Hon. T. j. Merrifeld and
Col. G.. A. Pierce have formed a. part
nership for the practice OF the law....
Quarterly NEE ting (Methodist) last
Saturday and Sunday Prof. Rug
giles is holding musical convention.
-. 20 votes for and IL against lay
delegation, in the NJ i. Church.
That versatile and inimitable genius
Gave" Rogers, Esq. was to have de-
livered an grafton last Monday. Sub
ject, Lieutontious movement.
WARSAW: The Hdiantan is enlarg-
ed to ten column paper, and is de-
cidedly the neatest country paper on
our exchange list. Aside from its
black-and-tan politi cal proclivities we
wish its abundant success. Wright
House almost completed New bill
lard saloon.
House breakers are at work in Balm
bridge.
Wade Hampton recently visited
Indianapolis.
The court house at Bedford is to
be remodled.
Spiritualism is on the increase all
over the State.
A slight earthquake agitated Ohio
Co. the other day.
Army worm devouring whole
fields Of corn in Knox Co.
The valuation of the school property
of Fort Wayne is $4,000.
Street preaching in Muncie for the
first time last Sunday evening.
Dogs are slaughtering sheep by the
who lesale in Washington county.
A grape bug is destroying the
vineyards in Washington county.
Sorghum is being successfully cul-
tivated in the southern part Of the state.
-Livonia circuit has given twenty
nine majority against lay delegation
Skeletons have recently been washed
from graves in the old cemetery at
Madison.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Lewis, both
over 80 years Of age, reside in Tippe-
canoe county.
The city Council of Richmond
proposes to raise the price Of liquor
license from $50 to $780,
-Watermelons, all the way from
Alabama, are offered in the Indian
apolis market at fabulous prices.
The letter carriers at Indianapolis
arc getting up their routes, and will
commence delivering in about one week.
The Greencastle boys have been
amusing themselves chipping of pieces
of the tombstones in the cemetery at
that place.
Delphi has three old ladies'. Mrs
Cullen in her hundredth year Mrs.
McElheny in her ninetythird year,
and Mrs. Bond in her ninetieth year.
"A Lafayette German hooked a
Wabash pike, and in endeavoring to
take it off the line, the fish bit his
thumb off.
Next Saturday will end our terres-
teri al trlbulation, if certain Millerites
are correct, for they prophecy the end
of the world on the 10th.
A new town has been laid off on the
line of the st. Louis, Vandalia and
Terre Haute Railroad, twelve miles
vert of Terre Haute. 1t has been
christened Winchester.
"A workman, named Dickinson,
came near losing his life last Monday
evening, while engaged in cleaning
out the court house privy. Overcome
by the gases, exhausted, it was with
difficulty that he was rescued. Life
was nearly extinct when he was taken
out, BY the timely aid of physician
his life was saved.-Ex,