Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-08-03
Bourbon Items.

From the Iudianian's Plus corrcspon-
dent:
W. b. Hess, Esq, of Plymouth and W.
VI. Nichols, formerly of the Republican,,
wa in our place day or two last week
Mrs. Elite Moore and herm )lher are Wis
ting TT. Wayne this week. Some of the
finest peaches ever eaten are now in our
markets. Mr.. Fred. Spade is lying very
dangerously i'll, of inflammation of the
brain, at this time. Mr.. John Disher
and Miss Nancy Nye, were united in the
silkcn bands of matrimony ON Sabbath
last, success attend them. Luther Banks
has a fine porker of twelve weeks Old
that weighs 101 pounds, and is new gain
ing at the rate of about five pounds daily
it is of the big bone China breed. he says
The Board of Trustees of the Salem Col
lege will be in session at the College in
this place, Thursday, 9th, when ar
nngemenis Will be made for the imme-
date erection ola very extensive boarding
house, for the accommodation of students
of this institution. Leroy Manville has
removed his grocery establishment into
the Albert Davis property. on Main street
The irresponsible Andy Johnson is to re-
move into the same building, to remain
until he csn get up wheel-barrow, to put
his tOnsorial palace on to be ever ready
for any n,ove his pleasure suggests.
Miss Lizzie Mccoy has returned home
after about a years visit to Illinois. She
is looking remarkably healthy, and pleas
ant as if her trip agreed so well with her,
that she is intending to return to the west
soon, il is said Rev's. Jacob and David
Shively. preached at the college chapel
Sabbath morning, To very large and in
tellieent audience. who were almost unani-
nous in saying, the sermons delivered
were the most instructive, and practical,
that had ever been listened to in the chap
el. Rev. Joseph K Leedy, of Hunting
ton, is to preach in this place next Sab
bath, it is announced, as many here have
long been anxious to hear this talented
divine, an opportunity of gratifying our
desires in this respect will be given us, If
the chapel is sufficiently commodious To
accommodate the immense crowd that will
be present to hear him on that occasion.
Capt Hedrick, near town, has on his
farm one of the best and largest springs
Of pure cold water, to be found in the
State, and is susceptible of such improve
ment, power could be obtained from it, to
run a considerable amount of machinery
This great spring is SO situated on an
eminence, thatit could easily be conducted
to our town and distributedt c every house
in our place. At the close of Miss Eliza
Weans school, picnic was held in the
grove, for her scholars, and the many
friends of the school, and one of the most
delightful times imaginable, was enjoyed
by every one in attendance. From the
we'll known infimities of his holiness, the
Pope. il was utterly impossible for him to
meet with this vial party of youth and
loneliness, on this happy occasion, but his
papal benediction was given them hearth
ly, with tinge of regret withal, that
panied the pious, but gall-iantly youthful
heart; because of his compulsory. absence
from this scene of Joyous festivity. All
credit is awarded Miss Wean and her sis.
ter Mrs. Sadie Kline, for the perfect sue
cess that marked every thing in connec-
ton With this enjoy able school pic MIC