Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-09-28
Secoped up.
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From the mOftan,,an'x Pts Cor:

IlVlii tliC 1HttaNtGH " i-i..S OF:
\ little rain during the pas week.
Mrs. Major j. W Violet and her ,laught
err, Mrs. Dr. o. L. Niuictt, Of Goshen. are
making their first visit To our city, and cx-
press themselves delighted with our
place and people. Matt Erwin and la !
dy have returned hpae sitter couple of
months absence, and appear yer; happy
to get among their old home associates
again. Prof. North was III our city Il
short time, few days Stree, ard was
locking. quite well and JOYOUS hearted, "A,
of old. d. Our friend, Silly Scar, has re-
turned from the Eastern cities, looking as
If he had been unusually success: fl,l in get
ting Il most tremendous loi OF new goods,
at less prices than ever before Mr..
James Nichols has as large and splendid
lot of grapes. of all varieties, rs any TO
be found in the county /. Mr. Harry
Sparrow is slowly recovering from the at
tack of sickness from which he has been
suffering for the past fortnight. Mr.
VIM. Bland was on our streets one day
last week, bat was looking very i'll amt
feeble, since his recent severe spell OF
fever. Mr.. Slater has very aristicallv
carved cane, Which he has cut to resemble
all mysterious symbols Of the Odd-Fel-
lows,-from the three links" "Aaron's
rod, the horn Of plenty" and the well
remembered rams horn" etc, etc, only
known and understood BY the initiated.
1t Is said that our tonsOrial artist,
Mr.. Picket, has been taking to himselfa
rib, and is how OH OH :. bridal tour en-
JoNing himself, a> happy fellows like him
self III the honey moon, quot ab5vc,) can
do. :. Salem College is progressing fine
~, with over one hundred well advanced
students in daily attendance; one of these
SUDDEN is reported as having a diploma
from respectable college, yet he wishes
| to review students in Salem. The
weather has been SO remarkably dry for
! the past three or four months. that great
many of the wells Of wafer are entirely
dry. lfCaptain liedrick' splendid spring
had only been brought to town, as ii could
very easily be, i'll pipes sufficiently large
to supply our entire town with the purest
and most wholesome water, our citizens
would never be troubled with a scarcity
OF that article, as at present. \ aufii-
cheney of water could be obtained from
this large and ever flowing spring, to fur
niSl every family with an abundant sup
ply OF water for every domestic purpose.
besides enough to give beautiful little
fountain for every one who cared for such
i beautiful arrangement, ut every door.
and yielding an ineXhaustible quantity of
water, if fire should occur in our place.
This spring could be had from its owner
on very liberal terms, and could be car
! ried to our place and distributed to every
part of our city at very little expense, and
should be carefully and speedily looked to
by our enterprising citizens, as something
OF the first importance TO our place.
Prof. G H. Goldthwait, of Salem, Mass.
has been appointed to the chair OF elocu-
I ton and mathematics, in Salem Cole &c,
+ ''iiNa tiiS . hpOi has DCtll IDf-
tunale i'll securing an Instructor of sncl
fine educational attainmentS, possessed of
such happy faculty of gaining the full
confidence of the students, and impartinp
instruction so gracefully and easily, TO
students under his charge Prof G. is a
graduate of Harvard University, and do,
the institution honor that educated him,
for the thorough and successful teacher
his years of experience in some of our
first colleges has proven him to be. In
/ addition to his scientific and classical
education, he is superior vocalist and an
artistic pianist, and has an easy manner Of
instructing, possessed by few of the music
al instructors of the country. as students
| placing them selves under his charge will
at once discover. Our people are well
pleased that such a corps of splcndidly
qualified professors have been called by
the Board Of Trustees. to chairs in Salem
College, that insurcs its success a. Il first
class Institution.
FORT WAYNE
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