Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-11-28
ALL SORTS OF MS.
River frozen last week

REPUBLICAN,
The Epizootic is slowly working its
way among the horses in our county
Ifyou want to sell, advertise in the Re-
PUBLICAN.
The soul inspiring oyster is now in the
fallness Of its tempting qualities.
Rather slippery" so a friend said the
other day, after fall.
If you have house to rent, advertise in
the REPUBLICAN,
Getting cold Bring forth your mittens
and your scarfs.
If you want to rent house, advestise in
the REPUBLICAN.
"Flee thou obnoxious insect" is the
latest for "Shoo Fly"
If you want employment, advertise in
the REPUBLICAN,
We understand Mrs Nichols and her
daughter Estella have returned from
short visit to Crown Point.
If you want workmen, advertise in the
REPUBLICAN
New overcoats of dark green tint are
quite the style, Ask S. W. Jacoby if
this Is not true.
If you want some nice bill heads, get
them printed in the REPUBLICAN office.
Warsaw, Columbia City and Ft. Wayne
have been tenderly visited by the horse
disease.
Where are those Educational Cores
pondents we were promised Professors"
are you doing Jour duty?
DR.. Orpheus Everts, has been unani-
mously reelected Superintendent Of the
Insane Asylum of this state
If you want business cards, wedding
cards, address cards, Or any other kind of
cards except playing cards-you can get
them at the REPUBLICAN office.
Money matters in this county are fear
fully close, and business men are anxious
ly waiting for the time when the farmers
shall sell their hogs
If you want a good newspaper, SUBJ
scribe for the REPUBLICAN, only So per
year-or in the same proportion for a
shorter time.
We (some of the young folks) hail
this snow with pleasure. but not enough
snow for good sleigh ride yet We
want more
The Rev. j. L. Boyd has moved to the
north side of the river. His south side
friends are sorry to lose him and his fam
lily, but they must not be selfish.
We heard young lady acquaintance
say, the other day, that she did not see why
Plymouth was not blessed with few
more young men, as there were so few.
There are not a fen. Young men step
forth and show yourselves.
Not many weeks before Christmas. 1t
is time mothers and fathers, brothers and
sisters, and friends were finding out
Santa Claus is doing his pack
ing correctly.
Fine job work neatly executed at the
REPUBLICAN Office. Prices to suit the
times.
The Cincinnati people think it wicked
OF Pittsburgh to throw their dead horses
in the river, when the epizaotic is raging.
The Clncinnatians get their supply of
water from the Ohio river.
Our friend, Wm. Andrew, the Younger.
has been spending few days very pleas
antiy, at the residence of Mr.. Conger.
an old acquaintance of this vicinity.
Farmers and horse owners generally
salute each other with, "How is your
horse:' Instead of the old fashioned
How are you now?''
Was the person in earnest, who express.
ed himself so freely concerning an ac-
qualntance on the N. W. cornor of Mich
lgan and Laporte street week ago last
frlday evening? If so, friend beware
that the object of your remarks and all
his or her friends are at distance at least
noI "lluin nearing.
The Methodist Singing School, on last
Friday evening was well attended, and
Under the leadership of our friend Mr..
Price, passed off very nicely. A good
number and good shining. That is just
what we want, only we want more to at
tend. when the number is too large for
the lower room, We can remove to the
larger" The pumber has been increas.
ing every successive night.
A fashionable Magazine, we have for.
gotten which one, says the only differ
ence between bonnet and hat, is that
bonnet has strings and hat has not.
Our young lady friends are taking the ad-
vantage of this simple difference and we
heard that one of them said she wonld
wear her hat as bonnet ION some special
occasion) if she had to pin the strings on.
We admire ambition.