Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-09-21

he demise of the present head of the
hurch 50
WARSAW.
from the Iadidnian:
Pigeons are plenty. of course you
ire coming to the fair. And intend to
bring something for exhibition. Farm.
rs, write for our agricultural department.
:. Ground was broken for the new
school houses, on Monday last The
aealth in this vicinity is most excellent,
or the time of year. John III. Rousseau
and Milt Burket left for Toledo on Mon
day. =. The new livery stable of o. p. |
Jaques, will be much larger than the old
one. Wild ducks have made their ap- |
pearance in our waters, in con iderable |
Hon. William Williams and |
family lett for Washington City on Mon
day last. :. There was feeble attempt on
the part of the weather at rain, a few DAYS
ago. :. /. The balloon ascension will take
place on the ID day of the fair at o'clock
p. IN.
ETNA GREEN.
From the Mdianian's Plow-boy:
The wells have nearly all failed here for
the want of rain. . Mrs. Dan. Hamlin is
very ill, with DR.. Coons in attendance.
Weather cool and refreshing, with mod
crate health in this vicinity. The Odd
Fellows hall and business room, will be
commenced in a short time r. Reid,
says his clover is yielding four and half
bushels of seed to the acre. The stock
yard is completed and ready to accommo-
date shippers of all kinds of stock . Mrs.
w. T. Davis is lying in a very critical
condition, and not likely to ever recover
-. Marble playing has been given up for
gun and dog, and pigeon shooting is all
the rage at present. Capt. Hamlin and
lady, have returned, having been absent
week, visiting friends in Chicago. &. T.. Mrs.
NJ. B. Reid is still in ill health. Medi-
cine seems to have no effect, or the right
remedy has not been found. John
James is on visit to his brothers, in this
place. John has very fine gun, and is
enjoying himself hugely among the
pigeons. Some sports visited the
pigeon roost, southeast of this place, on
Saturday night, but failed to take suffi-
cient amount of salt, SO came came back
minus pigeons. :. Jacob Silver was the
loser of very fine dwelling house, by
fire, one night last week, supposed to be
the work of an incendiary. Fortunately
there was no one living in the house at
the time. :. A. Aller and littld boy, while
on their way to Warsaw, with load of
flax straw, were upset, fracturing the boys
leg just above the ankle. Dr. Coons
dressed the fracture, and the little fellow
is doing as well as could be expected.
MIsHAwAKA.
F rom the Enterprise:
Cool. :. Wheat is going up. Wheat
coming up. Divorce Court next week
-. General health is improving. ;. Pork
will be cheap this year. ;. Schools will
soon commence. :. The st. 10 is still run
ming down. Murray is catching it from
all quarters. Only four of our family
down with the lager" Next wear is
leap year" Let the girls rejoice /. The
Episcopal parsonage is already raised and
ready for the roof. Get up early next
Tuesday and go on the excursion to Dia-
mond lake. Farmers are too busy with
their fall work to spend much time in
town. County Fair commences one
week frnr.4 naxt "Wednesday Can't No
all go?. Quite large lot of stone has
baen delivered for the NJ. f. Church
building. In the country the young
folks enjoy an apple Schneitzan" every
evening or two. The business of the
St. 10. Iron Company is immense at this
season OF the year Notwithstanding
Mishawaka has fcw pull backs" it is
steadily being improved. Many car
loads of cattle arc passing east almost
every night over the VI. 5. Railroad.
On Monday Miss Hattie Pond died o
consumption Her funeral took place OF
Tuesday.
LAPoRTF.
From the Herald:
Ferdinand Drebing died in this cit,
Wednesday night. The funeral took plac
yesterday under the auspices of the Ode
Fellows. :. Mr. and Mrs. Will Weir ant
son touched Laporte from Kansas City
the first of the week. Mr. Weir starte,
back home on Thursday We hear tina
one of our physicians had calls to attcn
four cases of sinking chills last Saturda
morning, before o'clock-one case wa
, fatal. :. . The GLOVER jaw-bone" of oil
"Chickawick Chiwactiwing" was dug IL
, the other day, near Knox He died som
200 years ago-an Indian chief, ''noted i
his day" The teeth are in good stat
of preservation, but the bony part ha
very much decayed. Mr.. W. H. Mo
: gan, long a faithful and honorable en-
1 ploye of this Office, has established a p
pear in Usage City, Kansas, called 4
Shaft. 1t is a seven-column sheet, al
a gotten up with genuine good taste, and
It edited with ability We congratula
Il Mr.. NJ on his success thus far, and hol
for him entire prosperity. He is indie
h worthy and well qualified for the proft
o sion he has entered.
y GOSHEN.
IL From the Times:
Cool. :. Wheat 1870. =. Seeding in fl
blast. The leaves are fading. .Ag
still predominatcs. ;. Fort Wayne has
mad-dog. !. Firemen's celebration talk
Of Our street lamps are now in use.
Goshen is to have another drug store. !.
3 Mrs. Henry Warren is still at the Clc'
4 land (Ohio) Water Cure. ;. The time
I" opening the public schools has been pc
~ poned one week. The Mishawa
al folks are furnished with bread from
u Goshen Bakery. The Baptists {
IN moving actively to rebuild their church
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