Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-08-31

per busheis he-also has fine prospect for
corn, his fields having been estimated at
from IS to 100 bushels to the acre. He is
very well pleased with his situation, has
school houses, mills, churches, &c close
BY, and says he would not exchange his
farm for the best 16O acres IN Indiana.
SOUTH BEND.
From the Union:
I In our last weeks issue, in the Misha-
waka Correspondence, it was stated that
Geo. Milburn, Esq, has subscribed three
thousand dollars towards the erection of a
new Methodist church at that place 1t
should have been six thousand, and was
so stated in the manuscript, and we here
make the correction. Mr. NJ. w. Stokes
returned from the East last Wednesday.
During his absence he visited Long
Branch, where lie was introduced to Col
lector Murphy and other nvtables. Jim
Fisk is the lion of the day there He
sports thirteen fine horses, and employs
more than half dozen hostlers. His
turnout are pronounced very fine
Harry Russell, son of w b. Russell met
with quite a serious accident at the Singer
works last Thursday morning He was
ascending on the elevator, and, in cauti
ously standing too near the edge, his foot
was caught between the ascending eleva
| tor and a scantling, and the toes COM
pletely mashed. He will be crippled pro-
| bably for some time.
| wALkERToN
| The health of this part of the county
is much better than last year at this time
of the season. .B. s. Gibbon. harness
maker, has presented Rev. Mr. Crapp with
very fine riding bride Mr.. Crapp
starts for Conference soon. "A distress
| ing and fatal accident occurred about two
miles south of here on Sunday last. w.
b. Wheeler, aged ten years. son of John
Wheeler, was drawing bucket of water
ftom a we'll When the bucket was
near the top he leaned over the curb to
graspit, and, loosing his balance, was
precipitated to the bottom of the well
some twenty four feet The bucket de-
scending before him, and his head striking
against it with full force, he was in
stantiy killed His funeral took place Oh
Monday.
LAKEyILLE.
An infant son of Mrs Ann Hildebrand
died suddenly on FRIDAY last. The APP
pie pairing and cutting mania has mad
its appearance in this neighborhood.
The weather is very warm. Theremoma
tor stood at 10o deg on Tuesday last.
Mr. Emanuel RLlnehart was married OF
Thursday last at the residence of tn
brides father % Miss. Emma Moon. !.
An exciting fight took place on the street
, here, last Thursday, between two swine
1t looked just as sensible as any othe
fight. ). Peter fisher, the oldest citizen c
this county, with one exception, died o
Saturday last, in the 9th year of his ag,
For so old a person he was very active
and able to wait upon himself up TO with
in short tim of his death.
BoCRroN
From the IndianiGns Plus correspondent
Apnles have never been SO abundant i
our market. Cider of the best qualit,
: consequently, is rather drug in the MAJ
ket at present. Fires III the woods an
= on farms are giving ens farmers a gre;
A deal of trouble, since the droutls set il
:. :. Bishop F. p Lohr, of Bloomingdal
Mich, was in town day or two la
week. Andy Caldwell has splendi
blooded horse, of the Norman steel
which hc~has recently purchased. /. :. NJ
: David Wilkins removed TO Illinois la
J. week, to the serious regret of his host
u friends in this vicinity :. Nick. Galel
:. tine is said to have a good joke on o,
talented young attorney, Mr.. Boulto,
u which is too good 10 suppress, even
0 dog days . Mr. John Conrick has pu
L chased the old Herrin woods lot, one mi
) southeast of town, at bargain. i. +. ii
II Slater has sold the neat residence forme
II y owned by Mr.. Dennis, to Mr.. Moor
Z =. Mr. McAdams WAS married to Mi
Healy on Sabbath evening. A son
o Mr.. Marshall Baxter was considerably i
jured by fall from the top of freigl
car, at tie depot, q few days since, but
not considered in dangerous conditio
II III IS reported that several cases
s. sickness, resembling cholera, have o
At Cured in this vicinity, recently. d
lie Linn will remove to Roanoake, soon.
N Several divorces were granted at the Ia
term of Court, and our town has therei
lost several of its residents, who ha'
ID been temporarily sojourning hereaboui
o. awaiting the action of the Court in u
e. hitching matrimonial traces for sutferil
IN ones. Our fast horsemen have cor
is pleted splendid trotting course of on
n half mile, near town, which undoubted
ne will be much frequented by our sports. :.
e. 1t is often remarked by strangers visitil
O. Bourbon, that they see unusually fl
ee horses in teams on our streets-such
,f- compare favorably with stock in any pa
r. of the country. The third session
Nv Salem College will open at Bourbon, t
ke 9th of September, with full corps Of
H. structors having regulations as superi
educators, the country over
-. /. So
BuRGLARY.-On Wednesday night la
,e. daring burglary was committed at I
TX residence of Benz. Row, three miles fro
heref on tho Middlehi,rv road naa- Z