Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-18

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| The popular play al sociables--" Simsn
says wig-wsg." ~
IT isn't supposed that IL would be libel
Gus to call Bill. Hill loafer bet ause he
Ia a baker.
TIE milkman's favorite Shakespeare
There is tide. which, taken at its flood,
leads on to fortune"
THsY have new game st the old
shell up among the trees" called Presby-
,erian dancing, in which all the big girls
and teachers join.
THE city milk boy Is as regular as q
town clock. In his daily rounds, and IS
able to supply the whole town with milk,
IN any quantity they may desire.
THE editorial brethren will be pleased
to learn that the witty and social Mrs.
Malloy has signifed her intention of ac-
Comparing the excursion next month,
no ..unforseen circumstance" preventing.
Another Thursday has come, another
week gone, and our world has moved one
more degree in 1t. orbit Another weeks
Tourney, one more move of the hand on
the great dlal-plate of time, and another
week of life's record is written.
DoS'r the spring style Of ladies' hats
look homely? Taking microscopic view
4 1o<.ft f,r
plate with the edges damned in, aud
TRIM med with rainbow -colored fringe. 1t
is probable there will be Change OF style
next leap year.
A NEW time table went into effect on
the p. Fl. w. d C. r. r. last Monday.
Trains now leaves this station as follows:
Going east-Mail, . AS, a. m.; fast line.
ll:53, a. m; Pacific express, s:t5. p. m;
night express, 1880, a. m. Going west
Mail, 1855, p. m; fast line, 1892, p. IN;
Pacific express, 3;45, g. m; night express.
s.35, q. N.
A COUPLE OF perambulating dis,illeries,
hoisted inside Of pair OF soldier over
coats, improved the rainy afternoon Of
last Thursday by getting a weaving
way" They {" weaved around the vari-
Gus walks In the south part OF town with
arms entwiLed In fraternal style, and said
they were testing the con (hic) NIT
Oh ic) stution (hic) aiity Of their water
Or oof OyercOats.
"GoSK.".-Our social circle has lost
another OF its members by the departure
of AL. n. Nash. He has gone to make
Chicago his future home. He does not
expect to be with US again; but We are
sure his thoughts will often revert to ''cld
times" spent here. To use worn out
expression, "a bright star has disappear
ed from our constellation would bear
too much the impress Of joke; we raih-
er say, in the language of another, "Who
can bind the sweet influences of the Pleia.
des ?"
THE Chicago Republican claims to-
have it from official sources. that Mr.. !
Colfax, upon his retirement from public
life. will engage with the editor of he
Iidefte, at Valparaiso, in the extensive
manufacture OF velvet horse collars
From later authority on the subject 1t Is
understood that the Vice President con-
templates engaging extensively in the
manufacture of chemical compound,
SAID to be superior to Paris Green, which
has for its object the radical externina-
tion Of the speckicd winged potato bug.
We are gratifiei to learn that Rev. E.
q. Thompson, who preached in the Pres
byterian church on several occasions last
year, and who made many friends while
here, has been called 10 the pastorate of
the second Presbyterian church in Piqua
Ohio. a city of 5000 inhabitants. Mr.
Thompson is young uan of ine ability,
superior culture and stainless character
and but few years since a graduate of
Wabash College. Those who formed his
acquaintance while here will be pleased
IN know that he has located himsslfundv.
such favorable circumstances.
TnR new accommodation train to run
between this place and Fort Wayne was
put on the mad last Monday. 1t makes
one regular trip To and from Fl. Wayne
daily, leaving here at Z O'Clock in the
morning and returning at Gas in the |
evening. This additional train is pat on |
for the convenience OF the large amount |
Of heal travel between this place and F.. |
Wayne and the intermediate points. The |
travel Is more rapid and desirable than
by the. freighis which have heretofore
carried passengers. The freights are now
not allowed to to carry passengers, with
exception we believe. of one train going
from mere il the evening. This new al
rangement viii be Of convenience TO the
travelling public and an advantage to the
read.
The following verses have been passing |
around, and perhaps the scene described
may be quite vivid TO some mothers The
little poem is called "The Unfinished
Prayer.
snow lay repeat II, darling;
Q" Lay ne" lisped the tiny lips
or my daughter kneeling. bending,
Ger her folded finger tips,
s.Down to sleep "-"to Sleep" she murmuref.
And the curly head dropped low;
al pray the Lord IL ENTITY added,
-" You eau say IL all, know"
"Pray the Lord the words cams Ain tiy.
Fainter still" NY soul to keep;
Tn the tir-d head Ss,riy nodded.
| And the child was last ssleep.
But the dewy eyes half opened,
When ciasped her to my breast,
| Aud the dear voice softly Whispered,
Mama. God knows the rsst."
The venerable trustees Of the little
church around the corner doubtless
have paid up policies in some first class
life insurance company, and evidently
entertain the belief that all the congrega-
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