Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1871-05-11
Clippings from our Neighbors-

Last Saturday, April 2s;h, Miss Kat Crane.
only daughter Of Lafayette Crane. Esq. of this
city, gave a birthday party 10 celebrate her fret
anniversary Invitations were issued to twenty
young ladies' and gentlemen, ranging In age fro a
niue weeks to twenty-five months. OF these limo :
cents. beautiful in all the freshness of basyhood,
eleven sat down to supper. and did ample justice
to the good things provided. Two or three drop.
ped in little later. having been detained by va--
Gus causes from earlier attendance. description
OF dres and appearance is beyond oar powers
We waive the subject by simply saying, they were
all jewels. The invited guests departed early for
reasons which will be apparent without mentior.
Their attendsnts--moth hers and fathsrs-sat down
to the second table. Of course. We Of the o. in
ion that this Is little ahead OF any gathering We
have had in Laporte for many . day.--LEporfs
Herald.
All attempts at couch alton have been absr-
doned between the Paris Com munes and the yer-
sailes authorities, ard now we may reasonably
hope that Thiers' "great operation will be spec
Oily com mepced. Ifnot, we have Bismark's word
that his great opinion will be. and that will he
speedily concluded. The needle gun aud krupp
cannon will prove themselves to be excellent pic
nesrs in the setfiemsn. Of peace.-fad. Journal.
The new City Council will be composed fol-
lows: Let ward-Smith Baker, Democrat, and d.
D. De fenbach, Republican; I'd ward-N. s. OAR
ling and washin gton Wilson, both Republicans;
Sd ward-A. s. Mcclure and Reuben Mundsy, both
Republicans; 4th wsrd-Albert Ribbe and T. T..
McColium, both Democrats; 5th ward-Chas. W.
Kaber, Republican, and Constantine Cook, Demo-
crat, Republicans G; Democrats L. This is good
working majority, aud we trust IL will not be inn
paired or neutralized by the absence or removal
Of any Of the Radicals elect.-Laporte Herald.
The people of Lake county burn down their
school houses when they not pleased with their
location. Judging from the large Radical majority
in that coan ty they can't have many school houses
to burn.-LaPorte Argus.
The Goshen Democrat finds fault with our boots.
Billy 10 sound Democrat, gets up good paper.
gives the Radicals their just dues, aud believes In
the freedom of the Press. He has right to make
remarks about our boots, and TO criticise upon la
dies business, hoop skirts pettycoats, aud the
raising Of cotton In general.--Stark Co. Ledger.
At the Corposstion election, held in this place
Monday last the cid Board, insisting of Messrs.
W. @. Graves, II. W. Epson aud Edward Moon.
were re-sIsc ted. Town Council; Jshu Bybee, Trea-
ursr, Charles Ketcham Clerk, and james Miliice'
Marshal. The principal contest was for Marshal
the regular nominee, being the successful candi-
date. All Republicans. Of course.-isdianiSn.
The Indianapolis Mirror truthful says: ''Eigh.
ty.two fret -Sl.ss(D Indiana papers. including nine
dailies, have SOLD themselves to Geo. p. Roweil &
Co. At less than forty cents per square per month,
or less than ene.fouI tn what they charge their
friends and neighbors. Publishers who accept such
ruinous rates not only act In lad faith toward tn Dir
local patrons but lend their aid to break down the
busin, Sc In which they are engaged. The Eighty
| two ought to be ashamed Of themselves" The
Isdianan IL not one Of the eighiy-neyer was, nor
never will be- fndiaHiaa.
MIS-. Utter. sister Of DR.. N. L.. Hall, started for
her home In California on MONDAY last.
A farmer near Mattoon, Illinois, has Just sold
his snail crop Of from harvest Of 1870 2iooo
/ bushe1 was the ameuut.-Hoosier Safe.
At the sssctioa. on Tuesday last, . mulatto,
through whose veins, undoubtedly, courses 80
Of the best Democratic blood Of the south, was In
dueed by eouple Of sprigs Of the law, TO vote the
Democratic ticket. One Of the young gentlemen
who vas active In the matter, is brother Of the
recently debated Democratic candidate for Con
grsss, the other IL an imporation-both Demo.
crsts. A nsr the negro bad deposited his ballot
4 for the Ku Klux candidates. be was invited By q
ssauneh psmocrat into saloon, where they took .
drink together. IL was lovely scene. The yeups
books we're 10 high gIse. but the older one'
locked horrined sno shook their beads over the
fact that the negro had been accepted BY Democrats
a. . msa snds brothsf."--l Wayne Jesrra'.