The Plymouth Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1869-1941, 1870-10-06


Amelia E. Doolittle, aged % years,
died at the residence of n. H. Oglesbee,
yesterday morning. Funeral services by
Rev L. c. Buckles, at 10 clock to-doy
Judge Logan has established himself
in the practice of law, in the room over
Becker & Cos store. He is well posted
in his profession, and will faithfully at
tend to all business entrusted to him
A vote for Jasper Packard is vote in
favor of placing negro children beside
your children in our public schools. He
voted for that law while in congress
Every Democrat there voted against it.
Look out for all sorts of "cock and
bull stories in the Republican of this
week. 1t is the fayorite dodge of that
paper Just before election. No lie is to
infamous to prevent them from publish
ing it. Be not deceived.
Marshall county taxes hor people
s23, 597. while the Republican county
of Laporte taxes her people s42. 176;
Elkhart, 93,516; Kosciusko, Sc, 232;;
Porter, 81, 40; Lake, 36,342. Do you
want the change?
Gro to the polls early on Tuesday next
and spend the day there in earnest work
for the success of the glorious old Dem
ocratic party. Devote one day to your
country 1t is but once in two years
now that you have the chance
Bender spoke at Walnut last week to
seven Democrats and three Republicans,
We take pleasure in announcing that
the result was not disastrous to the De-
mocracy. lie also spoke at Maxenkuc-
kee to eleven Democrats and three Re-
publicans. No converts.
The stone-cutters at work on the new
courthouse, aremaking, under direction
of Mr.. James Brunell, rapid strides
toware the completion of their work. Mr..
Brunell is most competent and skillful
master of his business, and the contract
ors are fortunate in securing the seryi-
ces ola gentleman of his abilities.
A vote for the Radical ticket is vote
in favor of removing the taxes from the
gold and silver plate of the wealthy and
allowing it to remain on the poor man S
coffee and tea. To lift the burdens
fiom pianos and carriages and lay them
heavier on the daily food and clothing
Of the laboring men of the country.
It is with pleasure We note, in the
proceedings OF tile organization Of the
Oregon legislature, the election, as as
sistant secretary, Of our young friend
and former fellow townsman, Orlando NJ
Packard. Orlando is yet quite young.
but eyinces SO much energy and ability
that We predict for him a bright and
successful career in his western home.
Il ,fl ha
oratic candidate for state senator. has
been unable, on account of sickness, to
visit his friends in the various town
shir-, d he desired and designed to do.
For over three weeks be has been con-
fined to his room a great portion of the
time. but is now improving in health,
and We trust will soon be entirely lie
c1-ercd.
". I. Cutshali, of the Argos Semi
monthly G!obs, sent US sample Of the
Novelty Fountain pen, and Morse's pat
ent Ink eraser and penholdcr combined.
Mr. G. is the agent for northern Indiana
for these articles, and will give informa-
ton concerning them. He desires an
active agent in every town in the state.
Judge R. D. Logan is posted for n
speech at Cniontown tonight, at Wal
nut tomorrow night, at Tippecanoetown
Saturday at p IN and at Bourbon on
Saturday at Z P. N. DIR. Confer speaks
at Tyner tonight. ID. f. Van Valken-
burgh speaks at Santa Anna school
house in Green township tonight c..
II. Reeve speaks at South Bend previ.
Gus 20 the election
Voter, when you go to the polls, next
Tuesday, remember that the Republi-
csn party, with two-thirds majority
in congress have given away, in nine
years, sixty millions in money, and fifty
one millions, seventy thousand, three
hundred and eighty-seven acres of land,
to railroad moDopolies. If you endorse
this method of disposing of your hard
earned money. and the land which he.