Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-06-15

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THE town Is as quiet and orderly rs
cemetery.
TIE Bourbon people Will nike TIT
American buzzard howl on the Fourth.
INDIANA has increased in wealth sbou
80 per cent since 1860, and in population
about 25 per cent.
A NICE little cottage built by Jim. Var
ner has put in an appearance" on the
street east of the Ward school house.
| LET all persons, young and old, Guilt
vate habits of industry. Industrious peo-
pie are rarely unvirtI,us, and industry is
truly honorable.
THE friends of St. Johns Lutheran
church wrestled with the unsophisticated
strawberry last Monday night, and
downed about $50 worth.
AN illiterate correspondent somewhat
given to sporting. wants to know when
the great "Anglo-Saxon race so much
talked about is to come off,
t. A. BoK1oN is building gem" of
house south of his present residence.
When it is finished it will have all the
attractivensss of delightful country
villa.
CO~crDrp,pr r., oor,r,la;,t Z, ,,,a.o
about boxes, barrels and plows standing
in front of SOME of the Business places.
A man, and especially woman, has to
be more than ordinarily sober to get
along safely.
THE hogs in this town IRE discouraged.
The Marshal has refused to let them
roam like the cattle upon thousand
hills; hence they will be put in their
little pens and their dropping spirits sup
piled with the crumbs that fall from their
own masters table.
MR. n. ID. LOVELY, of this place, has
commenced actions Of assumpsit against
the Mutual Security Insurance Company,
of Chicago, damages $1,000; the Fulton
Fire Insurance Company, damages $4,000;
and the Lycoming Fire Insurance COM
pany, of Muncie, Pa, damages $4,000.
The action is commenced to regain in
demnity for loss occasioned by the burn
ing of his property here.
THE dim religious strawberry that was
mistook by the children of Israel for
mamma" and sought for by the wise men
of old, held a reception last Friday night
for the benefit of the ladies of the Pres
byterian church. About 1890 people
Cess or more) souzed it down with their
little spoons and vacated their pockets of
$63.27, with which the ladies of the
church will shave" notes.
The evenings are most delightful The
cool, balmy air has charm of attractive
ness that draws all into the outdoor
evening breezes. Moonlight promenades
break life's monotony. and star-gazing is
INDUCED in for other than Astronomical
observations. The gates of summer are
unfolding and the joyous throng pass in
and out with songs of pleasure and well
come to the coming fes;al reign.
Lithps to Correspondents.
LAURA LII do not think it would be
proper to send the invitation you speak
Of, rs you do not seem to be aware that
he has entered the society of Benedicts,
since, as you say, he and you "chewed
the same stick of gum" His paper is the
Rochester Sentinel" and not the /" Fe-
nlales Friend" as you supposed His
gcnteel notices of ladies which OCCASION
ally appear are very fine, as you say; and
| assure you, madam, they are prompted
10y proper and appreciative respec, for
your sex. Those slippers you speak of
presenting him as a mark of esteem for
his polite notices in behalf of Jour gen.
der will be quite proper, although after
informing you above OF his bcnedictal
life you will readily see the propriety of
leaving off the monogram L do not
think the perambulator is for sale. Tie
furniture dealer informs me that he in
sisted on having one made that would he
in running order" for at least ten years
cannot tell you what size to make the
slippers. You had better probably make
them las, and leave them open in front
for the toes. You have my sympathies
in your great undertaking"
BozARTH--The Bourbon correspond
ent of The REPUBLICAN lives at Bourbon
Would YOU suppose he lives in Montreals