Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-09-07
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BOURBON ITEMS.


From the I'sdiaasaa,s Plus Correspond
emit; SIS
Mr.. Matt Erwin and wife have been
visitingin Ohio, fora fortnight or longer.
The old friends of Elias Hess, will be
glad to learn of his convalescence from
his recent severe attack of sickness. /. +. An
accidental Flip" of of piece of glass by
Frank Hickman, caused cut on the arm
of Mr.. Klinedents, which bled profusely,
and the sight of the blood made lad
faint, and fall into it," on Main street
Friday. The host of friends of Miss
Ollie Arnold, We're rejoiced on the arrival
of their favorite, from her Eastern visit;
but not more SO, perhaps, than the little
maiden was to get home again, if the joy
ful Hkesome smile that radiates from her
happy countenance is any Indication. !.
Mr.. Thomas Disher lost barn by fire,
last week, but it has not been definitely
reported how it originated, or the loss
sustained. +. 1t is said that Squire Snep,
came very near losing his bakery and gro
Gerry establishment a day or two since, by
the careless disposition of hot ashes, from
the bake-oven, too near the building,
which was blazing splendidly when dis
covered, not moment too soon to save
fearful conf1agration. . . Mr.. Boulder has
returned home after an absence of several
weeks, among his relatives and friends
1hNnf DAYTON IL .,,1x-
whether he has received ''call" to any
congregation in want of pastor or not,
but it is surnised that such is the case.
-. Hube Tyrrers fine trotting mare,
"Pocahontas, is rapidly coming down
toward The twenties, and is, undoubtedly,
soon to rank among the fast horses of the
times, If her trotting qualities continue
to develop so remarkably, since Hube has
been driving her over the Bourbon track
this season, only. The students who
intend to enter Salem College this term,
are rapidly filing in to their places and
are constantly seen on our streets looking
up boarding places, and securing rooms
for patching" it, and houses for club
bing arrangements, which method of
board, appears, to be a favorite plan with
very large number of the young gentle
men who intend to attend College here.
Our farmers are busily engaged at
present in cutting up corn, which has be-
come quite dried, from the unusually hot
| dry weather. Billy Grose is slowly re-
covering from the terrible injury to his
| foot, which was crushed and mangled.
sometime since, between the cars at the
d,port. -. Ring the bell SOFTLY" Sab
bath morning, Andy, so poor sinful
IN )rtal, can get a little refreshing slumber
without having his dreams rudely dis
tucbed by your usual horrible CHATTER of
| the bells, which is dlstracting to degree,
isn't it, Mr.. President? 5. Mr. Adamson
received cut on his great toe, last week,
that severed small artery, which bled so
profusely, however, that the poor fellow
was nearly dead from the loss of blood,
before the surgeon could reach him; this
sane man came near losing his life from
loss of blood occasioned from the extract
ing of a single TOOTH short time since,
as it proved almost perfectly impossible
to arrest the bleeding by any of the usual
methods of surgical treatment, for over a
week. i. . Miss Ella Mcclure is visiting
her friends in our village, for the nast
week.