Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-07-27

"Dully Lem0nade.- We believe him, Tor
we have tried it. Moses Smith has pur-
chased Soda Fountain, and now bids
thirsty halt at his "3azar," and get cool
draught of foaming Soda. We have a
fine stock of paper suitable for Bill-heads
and Statements, which we offer at very
low rates ready printed. Call and see
specimens. We have not devoted as much
attention to our paper this week as we de.
sired to. Press of Job work accounts for
it all. Martin III. Rice, editor of the Ma
sonic Advocate published at Indianapolis,
was in town las. week. He failed to call
at this Office
The Globe calls the editor Of the Roch-
ester Sentinel the webb footed warping
bars
MAxINKUKEE.
A flying visit to Maxinkukee Tuesday
convinces us that rain is much needed be-
tween Plymouth and the former place
Though the corn crops look well and
promises an abundance, it is thought
without rain it will be too dry to ear
properly. The fears expressed in this d.
rection however are no doubt disipated
by this time as the clouds are lowering
and plenty of rain is promised
This place is pleasantly situated on the
east side of the lake of the same name
and contains one good Hotel and several
Stores, all of which appear to be doing a
thriving business. The country around
this point is rich and feI tile, and though
the town may not be large, yet it will al
ways be good place for country school
On the same day Lodge of | O. O.,
F's. was organized here, and Bro. Barry of
indianapolis performed the ceremonies.
A few moments present disclosed to us
beautiful and comodious Hall and a
number of familiar faces from Bourbon
and Plymouth, who were in attendance
as visitors. The exercises i'm the Hall
were solemn and impressive, and rendered
doubly so on this occasion by the deep
pathos of the lecture The kind and
courteous treatment received rendered it
pleasant hours visit.
wINNAMAC
Has organized Hook and Ladder Com
pany. DIR. Thomas is as happy as lamb
notwithstanding the recent fire. The
frost has been nipping the tomato and
cucumber vines and killing the corn. A
destructive fire on the 29th of June, con-
Stunning the store and dwelling of A.
Phillips, Miller's Bakery and Mrs. Conns
dwelling. The fife originated in Phillips
stable; loss $4,000
The Democrat says:
Last Thursday night thief event
through some of the Kewannaities, and
enriched himself to the amount of
senventy-fivc dollars He raidcd the post
office, and took therefrom thirty dollars
worth of stamps and twenty dollars in
money. The other twenty five dollars he
obtained by breakin open saloon. No
clew yet to the robbers. On Sunday
afternoon last Mr.. Jesse Taylor and his
family were driving out with their pony
and buggy, when opposite to the house of
Mr.. Collins, the horse fell down, and be-
fore the harness could be removed, he
died. The animal was twenty four years
old and in very good order.
WARSAW.
The Ls9iansan says:
There is an excellent opening here sor
a first-class planning mill. Ball has the
veritable bow and arrow with which the
Lincolnites killed the buffalo for the late
editorial party. A little son of Mrs.
McGreen, aged 10 years, broke his ankle
in attempting to climb DR.. Leedy's picket
fence. A. b. Bell, Esq, presented Hossler
with the Identical bow and arrow which
slew the buffalo to feed the Indiana edi-
tors on their arrival at Lincoln. Abler
Thomas met with the loss of an arm on
Saturday last, by accidental shooting. He
had mide arrangements to go fishing. and
for this purpose had proceeded in his
wagon 10 Eagle Lake. In takin. his gin
cut of the wagon, he caught it by the
mlL-le, and in pulling it towards him the
lock caught i'll some hay which discharg-
ed the contents liz to his left arm. just be-
low the shoulder, completely shlttering
the bone down to the elbow joint. AM
putation, was found to be necessary, and
the limb was taken off on Saturday even
ing. We deeply regret this accident to
Mr.. ThomiS as h was a hard working.
excellent man, and the loss of his aim will
be more seriously felt by hin, tim it
perhrps. would be by others.