Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-07-28
TYNER CITY CORRESPONDENCE
Number One.
BY co sNo rRAxIA.

NJ co sNo TRASIA.
Since writing for public jou'n Ills Is one !
one of The ncccss ties of this progressive
age, your correspondent could not well
keep silent any longer. Every city, vii !
lagc and community has history; and
this history should be read and carefully
studied. But ere We commence our his
tory of the say ings and duings of the good
people of Tyner City and vicinity, We
must first inform you that VIC are all hav-
ing big sweat in-this meek of woods
From certain unm istakable indications,
we are warranted in saying that for few
DAYS past, the weather has been decidedly
warm. Old Sol riding high oyer us poor
morials in the power of his calorific glory,
and IN order to try our morals as we'll as
the tenacity of our mortal bodies. has
been, and at tkis moment is, pouring upon
MS his scorching rays without any regard
Whatever 10 our feelings or comfort
The fac, is, Mr.. Editor, these dog days
are most doggediy hot. But thanks To
the changing seasons, they are slowly
passing by: and soon the majestic mon
arch will leave us to enjoy the comforts
and Injuries of Autumnal breezes.
And now for few facts and items in
regard to Tyner City. And first, so far
as I can learn, the health of the city Is
moderatc-a few cases of abdominal de-
engagements giving the patients more I'M
easiness in the gastric regions, than the
doctors have respecting their Gonzales
cence.
The saloons are, financially, in healthy
condiilon-doing well at least for them
selves. Aud yet, Mr.. Editor, ycu must
not infer that we all get dunk. No, sir,
we possess the faculty of knowing just how
much of the "criiter'' our .'inards" de
,, mand to keep our bread-baskets (s,om-
achs) in a healthy condition, and oul
consciences 10 good running order.
We seldom get out of oar perpcudic
ularity; though now and then the he
i without and the fire within meet some
;. where about the knee joints, where thei
: action coniointly upon the "Synovia
> .luid." produces decided weakness o
e the motor muscles thence running nj
y the yertebral column, terminates IN th
y cerebrum and cere5elIum (brain) causin
E. what is generally known as the su
stroke by proxy.
Such was the condition Of poor fe
low, we passed, lying on the grass, alon
:. the X. r. few days ago. He had
" powerful stroke, and tolerablc size
. bottle by his side. He muitered som
:. thing incoherently; and l passed O
Ihoping the stroke would not prove fata
- The trade in hucLleberries still col
- tinues quite actively. / presume mo
!" of your readers are aware that Tyn
!" City is the great Huckleberry Emporiu
of Marshall County. About three hill
me north west is located what is known
Mt the big Marsh" In this marsh 4
In berries grow and every dav, hundre
ell lof men, women and children areswad il
nd through it gathering the berries. In I
The centre Of the marsh is an acre or two
ear solid ground, more elevated than Il
ul. rest, on which is a nice grove. This
OF called the stamping ground He
ort the eager multitude come every eveniI
sss. or morning with their berries. and fins
an ready market. A kind of eating q
the drinking saloon Is kept here for
accommodation OF the "pickers." -