Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-08-03


street, which reads, 1.-THE Little House
Round the Corner" Gerbrick says he is
going to have a pair of cast-iron, snake
proof boots made, in order to capter his
knife-snakes IN safety. Adjutant General
Greenwalt, Of indianapolis, was in our
city Wednesday. Greenwalt was former
ly an officer in the I'D Indiana. A Jew
was arrested here on Monday upon tele-
graphic order from Chicago, upon the
charge of larceny. He was released in
the evening through the influence of re-
latives The Indiana Christian Sunday
school Association will hold its annual
Convention in LaPorte, beginning Au-
gust 8, at 3 o'clock p NJ, and continuing
until the Thursday evening following.
MONTICELLO
From the Herald:
Flize is bad. New hay in market
Take your home paper. And you will be
happy. Cholera morbus is extant r. r..
election, Aug. 10, II. Horseback riding,
by the ladies. Peaches are scarce in this
market. A sensible | D-the I. ID. e. c.
Railroad. Isn't it about time to hint on
the county fair subject. Temperance
meeting on Tuesday evening next week
The Baptists have quite an interesting
Sunday School, Pears-rather green
have made their appearance. Sarah
Nades are fashionable at the quiet village
of Delphi MAKE hay while the Sun
Shines, and now is the time to do il
Four dollars day is what it costs 10 live
''by the sad sea waves" Water-mellons
will be in market next week. Mr. John
Roberts is building a fine residence, on
sOuth Main street. A female minstrel
troupe has been folturing the people al
South Bend. The election comes off or
the 10Th of next month. OF course every
body will vote for the Railroad. The
Bdnaer says it is the only neutral paper
in the county. That's enougl,t is it not
CRowN POINT.
Frcm the Register:
Business dull. Hot days and cold
nights. Town full of people on Monday
Don't be slow in paying what you owe
Valparaiso has the railroad fever again
F aImers say that the present crop of oat.
is the best grown in Lake county fol-
many years. Bro. Stoddard is heavy or
"Old Hundred" but not worth cent OF
"Shoo Fly Mr. Geo. l.. Voice will
please accept our thanks for the wild
game rescnted Us last Friday. We IN
derstand that the town trustees are ncgo
iiating for the purchase of fire engine
y good move. Owing to the busy times
it has been thought best to postpone the
Baptist social until two weeks from Fri
day next. We neglected TO state in on:
last issue that we had been Teasing on
large ripe tomatoes, and green corn, al
from our garden. The Democracy here
abouts are receiving Sabbath calls from
head center Trunk Pinney. Last Sun,Ll,
Turk, Royal White and Russell Edd,
were in consultation. The Spiriiualist
have arranged for three DAYS meeting I,
commence .iug. 4th. w. L. Crowell'
house was entered by burglars last Tues
day night. On last Monday night th.
Engineer OF the freight train was hillcC
near Lacrosse.
WARSAW.
From the Indtani,n:
Eli Sunny fell from building at Lees
burg on last Monday week and broke hi.
leg. a small boy of Bcigle's. re-iden
Il THIS place, had his ann dislocaled u,
follinS from swing Work i going for
ward on the new railroad at Il rapid rate
II would be hard 10 find more cnergeti,
firm, than y. c. Wells & Co. \ son O
Mr.. Perrin, formerly resident of thi,
place. was killed at Davis Station, on tn,
p. TT. W. & c. II. r., by the cars, a few
days since The basket meeting of tn,
Disciples at Palestine, on Sunday, last
was very largely attended. All who coult
obtain conveyanccs from this place. wer,
there, DR.. Weber was thrown from hi:
buggy so violently. one day last week
that he was insensiblc for some time lie
was picked up by \. 7. S. Kisi, and has
now fully recovered. \ pic mic was held
on Tuesday, in the vicinity of the "Olt
Eagle Tree" across Centre Lake. A large
party were in attendance, we learn. Oul
time was too much occupied to be- there
although we should like to have been.
ROCHESTER,.
From the Spy:
DR.. Vernon Gould will resume the
practice of medicine in a few days. Dog
fights are the only police items last week
Madame DeValin is requested to form q
class for training children in Evolutionary
exercises.
The Sentinel says:
Rochester has but one red-headed man
and his hair is generally black; we are not
informed a to the particular dye he uses
there is not, to our knowledge. one red
headed woman in the town; indeed, We
do not remember to have seen one i'm the
county, although there are several whose
hair is quite auburnishly. The red-head-
ed girls are raised on the sunny sandhills
of Stark.
wINAMAC.
From the Democrat:
4 good deal of wheat is coming in. A
r. r. election was held in Salem Town
ship to note for and against 2 per cent. II.
X. tax. The tax was defeated. Elope-
ment-Not from this county, dear read
ers but from Fulton. The stern PARENTS
name is Jackson, and he lives near Ke-
wanna. A youth named Carter hankered
after Miss jackson, but her paternal an
cestor vowed that the young man should
not have her. But he laughs at parental
restrictions, and just as the iron tongue
of time was tolling the midnight hour,
Monday week, Carter gently lifted the
young lady down from second story
window; and with young Demoss to
drive the team, away they flew to Michi-