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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-04
NELLfE,S Ms.

ssHarry, read this prooffor me will you?
Iwant to finish my editorials for to-
morrow, and we are behind hand"
This request was made by the editor
Of the Melville Gazette, to Harry Fond
love, his assistant editor, who had be-
come associated with him but fewdays
before. Our hero was young man who
had met rever.es in monetary affairs,
= and being ambilious' to acquire literary
fame he had secuted the position of un-
der editor Of the &bove named journal.
: To the editors request he anEwered:
- .What kind OF matter is it?"
"a story from the pen of some young
= ady in, . seminary, l imagine, as its
licharacters are school girls, and the scene
s1pcated in seminary" -, '..' --, :
"Give it to me-" answered Harry, al
have an interest at present in all mat
ters pertaining to oseminaries,-orsh should
like to have, in one case,' he added,
with sigh. ',i'H gl,r, .'ss 7. -. r. 10y ~ ,I.
81 eWhy do you sigh n added Mr.. Read
more, @ .,s,t the e. editor. tor Is it a serious
tgs "Yes, ion one side-mine. / say,
Readmore, you. know all about my
aefars damss1 with Nellie Weston, don't
Gastis,y yoa ana, ~, t. -s- ~ 7ot -.1e "a
bas '.;aes;g s.st "a. -. lis - ,.-1-tl
Wen, she is at Ma Madame lam Le buque's
seminary nl G.rar,l. i !, - { ~, , :,
you not not hope @ for Seconeiiiasion ? ~ '~D
ieaT not answered harry, az he
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a W Weayens ,..- - ~, - 7...'. .es7-a '.g tgs1
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evlnces considenAbie taienI ,.'"a ,'
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answered an ,S has,ys "a a., I, ne eagerly deVour-
p tne opsen.s aesna =, w ~ @ " .h ,
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es icons, upon .ne eve ~ 'helr ue
10 s.us issSgosiS ior drs.a.. trf n s S .,s. nu VI
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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-04
Literary Curiosity.

A lady Of San Francisco ID said to lhavsossu
sossthsf ibs followipg 3ify-eisht MnS 3 I'M I'M
.ssS1sesn ~is ssisins: nss 's'ft e 1la = hs :
Why all this tod forr triumph of an hourss,
s.Lifsi short summer. mana flower. ,'fiff - =
By tuIn We catch tie vital breath ard die.
The table and the tomb. alas so nigh. = !
To be is fairer than not to be- =. ,.i = 'i'''
though all mans life may seem . ua.edy.' :
But light cares speak when mighty rrssis srs
The bottom is but shallow s Nhtnss gel they ssRss sRs.s
Your fate is but the common fate of all.
iSUuminsled joys. here. to no man befall.
jiEatur.to each .llOts his proper sphers.s.Ig %
Fortune makes folly her peculiar care.
Custom does not often reason ovsrrule. ,s,I go
q And throws a cruel sunshine on fool: ff0fT ~
: Live veil how long or short permit 70 6ssysa,'
Then who forgive most shall be fofsivsn. Ias :.
ay be clasped 80 close We cannot SEQ Is fses
Syiss .ntsreesrse where virtue has mot piece Il,
-Somervi!le.
Then keep each passion down. however dear
Byron
Swfth craft and skill. to ruin and betray. ''se'
usesrnos too high to fall. but stoep to riss = :.
" We masters grow ef all that we despise.
Oh. then renounce that impious self esteem.
oRiSHss have wings. and rfandeur is dream.
HuItEy --' :. ssI7E : tt-Cowper.
Think not ambition wise because tbs brave. :.
The paths of glory lead but to the grave.
What is ambitionr1 'Tis glorious chess
Only destruction to the brave and great.
Mats .IIshe sardy siitserof ! CROWN .rs
AHas%sstoSliss.iiss not on bedrof dswn.
-Guarles.
Hqr long we i've not years. but aeti0nk ssII
Fhe man lives twice who lives the first life we'll
-Herrick.
Make them while yet ye may. pour God. your
whom eSrissass- dsssip ,ssno, eopneSsssi sa
The trust that's given guard. and to yourself be
For live how we can. yet die we must.
80" Shakespeare.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-04
tihsjiy9n Current Items. aUJ1ol
ST. Louis is badly afflicted with small

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'iG IN the United States there are ,55O,'
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\ newark, Nd, claims TO be the third
manufacturing city IN the Union Isl.
Sr.v.pr. new botet for workip. no.
mem. in New York citv. ia completed.,
,,..-.:-.,...,, -, =, .,eo aso
/, ,A,million dollars in gold. according to
the figure. at the mint, weigh just
about two tons. ''''
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Ias;c,,sS s ~ - ..nn rnmss 49, - =
,,.s;t % nf hl;nae.. ~ e ~ ,.h;sk ~ driver
On pulling a cord. instantly and efisct7
uaiiy bIlndiold' the anAmals-p 4i4di r. /
n, Ta.,treat original sea serpent 10 ssid
to have been at Last identified as a mon
strous species of eel. by no means rar
a South African waters, which some.
tJmes attains the length of forty fees.o
.iet1 -r.Ls5I .4sltl yo.t..n ii .,s,.
OUR big bull thistle Is q 1aVOrlt6 In
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-04

Wool a.r.r.Isssr7 Fights befvesn nf
groes. - -
BAccHus has drowned moss men shsn
Neptune. - -
How to mako . Venetian blind7 Put
out his eye.
--s1iissr-ss-s.s -
ArrER ali, What ndfs = there IN Iall-
ing in love than dropping sAa ones
sHaiep 10 LIZ 1el.iA1 4 ZJflL
NEVER have q, wooden. leg made Of
oak, because the oak is spt TO produce
acorn. So-Aosi Z ,<.tt3sEaITisi. s.k
TEE talk of women Is usually about
the men. - Even thsiE. laugh y but
"he! hew -,r1A~sszrs.ss.s is-sss NJ
-ss.zlf q, ,s2S.If Z; n
WASTE of wealth is. ssunetinAes -ra-
trieved; waste Of health, seldom; bat
waste oftimes neveLtaa : 55Ro31
The man who works, ont the present
opportunities to the fullest extent j. the
most stsuccossful man
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-04

swept BY him into The inpotsnt froth and
foam. ! rsmsmbee those great seryiees-and
| no departure Of mis- from what seems 10 mo
| the true faith makes me forget it-yst whom
Charles sumner says I am against the policy
Of the Rspublicsn party. I renenbsr e spy
party il q Senator summer. II that policy be
% he implies h those words, the policy Of
hate, be dsnounces his own work. He con-
d6mns himself. He 1t Was down 70 the lest
days of Congress Who urged the passage Of the
Civil Rights bill. He it was who in the most
convincing and elaborate speech Of the sss-
Hon asserted how much remained to bo done.
He Il is, ~ile Ia his lsttsr ID the colored men
declares that the peace ef the oolorsd msn b
still in great danger, and be il - that declares
that be will now trust al the great purposes
and objects Of biz life In the hands Of his most
implscSble enemies. i7i u }-.'t 1f ~.
fellow-sitizsns, never Was great sietor in
. great var marching In robss lI4ai. i-5ftH
SO ABSOLUTELY sPoTLED i ''a
Of mjustace a the robes Of the American
people, ugyanised into the Republican party.
When the war ended the state Of things ct the
South was very sad. Greeley hAs described
tho gAeatbern mortihcstien and .Fags. ]
thought he used strong language, but we
know from whst our feelings would have been
Il We bad been oonqussSd. believe that
paci6cation by tho Republican party would
have proceeded -qaistiy, and would have
enectsds IT. end hpt for one, fact, and that fact
ID the Democrats party. y resisted every
measure Of reconstruction, and called them
unconstiiuH0nal. But just - 1Ast - anything
WAS dome the Denocrstic party declared il
ought 70 DO undone, What would We have
done IL Ne hsd bseilin their position = the
allies still woffing Win us7 The people of
thb South caAnCt lbeSR 10 givO M. Thby b.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-04

THs work Of sinking the Arash Of Ahe
New York Centrzf- md Hffuylson-fiser
railroadI, from thea BgioD HsPet in
New York TO the Harlem river, has
been begun. The cost of bridges, ,via-
ducts, and tunnels, which will have, tp
be built, will reach about 5000, 600.
WHAT sgonies must that poet hSve
endured who, writing Of Els love, ~
serted In hin manuscsipt that he
- knsed. her md<e- the silent stazy.",
and found that the, compasit9y bad
made him declare that he Kicked her
under the cellar staifs.' ''t@ A'71'2's8
WAR the Rev. E. L. Hale knows
about sleep he tells in the September
number Of on a~d Mad. - WheDiihe
says that no mental labor snopld be- eI-
gagged in for some hours prior 70 going
te bed, be forgets ths necessity OF pub
fishing daily papers @'i' aiiE''
As an illustration of tie snount Of
capital seeking investmentiA sood rail-
road bonds, the N New Y ork sEaFress men.
,tions that Q, ,sinele. banking firm in that
city has disposed of nearly $6O, 900, ,OOOof
railroad bonds within the past few yeArs,
OF ince the Government commenced to
oall In its J.30 and 6 per cent debt. -
rHl following correspondence ID .aid
tohAxe taken plaoe between New H.
ven merchant and one of his custom-
era ,sa Sir, your account has been
standing for two years must have it
settled Immediately" !" Answer: SIR,
things usualiyrao sstile. by standing RI
an sorry ithatlmy accoqnt is an excep-
ton. If it haa been standing too long,
suppose you let it rxn q little." s'Fi~'
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-04

Annie has been. laid quietly to rest
amid the green groves Of Greenwood, :
and in an elegantly furnished apart
tment Hes an inEalid. sOpe gosM b srd.
1yfecoeziei Him, he il 50 seisangedAso
emaciated-it is Harry Fondlove-he
opens his eyes and they encounter the
anxions gaze of a young girl. ,
"Nellier'
= 'sYesy but. you musti,not talk nov.
you are too ill.,"
What does this mean? a strange
room-my right arm gone, and Annie
where is she 2"
She did not like to tell him, and fall
teringIy answered :17 = -Hss &c
sod" "Harry-lLshe-is-''' a. 'soff15
E0isss sssssssffaG00 no 3IaNi2
"Poor Annie, may God receive her II
he answered, ana they wept together;
Nellie and Harry, wept for poor Annie,
the wronged but cherished wife. q
~ Aftee afsW days, When hA had dbecome
able to sit up in his bed, ne 1csiied Mel.
lie 10 him and said - .,s,ze,5 ,ys7.ft
"Nellie, did they find anything about
me Pr I 7 = / OF 3EiI cJN :
Yes, something of mifie," she said,
producing that MS. iS
"Nellie, you recognize it ?" ,
"Yes," sheesp.wsrby With 9Th 'dovDsastt 7
eyes. hSEsssEE.S S$kFs
"And-you understand ?" :
81 thinkf do 3opS" l.
az love- ySuINefiie. and always
y Ill W. wife r |,
Poor Annie! Heaven rest her soul
she loved me, and it was my duty to
tIy and love her." AnF5,"Src =
Won't you try again, darling"
az have tried.
aaAud6 d6Gled again. ,l1e, asked sadly.
7 Shs made no resPon se, but the posi-.
ton which her head soon occupied was
all the answer which Harry required
They ale man and Mffe nov, and are su
premely happy. They often talk lo'
Annie Gray, and Harry has long age
told his s-~ife why he tried to do lsiseduty
to love, honor and cherish her. Nellie
knows all. and has even shown her great
noble and generous spirit by strewinl
flowers over the now sod covered grave
the resting.place Of her rival. But
Harry still retains that MS.-Era.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-04

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The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1872-10-04

{ WIN any man tell me what afe the signs Of
conversion IN the DeDocratic party e. The last
opportunity that vas offered waA IN Mashing-
pionentarN Civil Rights bill Aas introduced,
snd in che debate upon tt,at subject, THE
party sy,oks as one man. They took tE1e'aSm
Ga DefnoersticE ground, = the. Sstdb old
spirit Of hatred TO, ths cethfsd : 5nn,
All the sams old slavery yrsyiHls .Icane
frothing out n the speeehSsIaof Hithe
best men in that party. Seventeen timos,
Monday after Monday, they STAYED OF and
voted against the bill, which was simply the
completion of equal nights. They voted
AGAINST it two or three times after the Gin
c,1nati Convention, and with their lips still
red with saving No." hurried OF to Balt-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-08-01

We visited the Court House the other
day, and found Sheriff Harris busily en-
gagged getting the rooms in readiness for
the coming term of court, which COM
mences next Monday. The Judges stand
and the portion of the room intended for
the use of the legal fraternity, is covered
with Brussels carpet, (S2.20 cts. per yard, J
the aisles in the Court Room and Jury
Box are laid With mating, (90c per yard).
The carpet is very nice but in our opin-
ion mating would be as appropriate, and
certainly more durable; but suppose
it is all right, as the Democrats say that
they will run the county affairs with
greater economy than it could be done by
the Radical Republicans" should they
succeed in cleo ing their officers this fall
IT'S well known that the Democrats
won't lie, no, not they at least about as
small matter as the running of the at
fairs of this county.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-08-01

q. N. Col, died on the 9th inst, after
a short illness OF about As hours. He
was somewhat sick with Choleramorbus
on Friday, but feeling he must put in time
and work to maintain himself ard family,
went to work as usual on the wood train
on the P. f. W. & CIR r. He was about
town on Friday evening trading, bat
during the night took extremity i'll and
after unusual suffering vas called from
labor to reward After his recovery
was pronounced impossible he remarked
to his wife, never mind me, am happy
and shall go to heaven" He leaves wife
and two children The subscriber found
While he was dying that he was an advanc
ed Mason, and the fraternity were onhand
as soon as notified, and gave and are give
ing all due attention to their diseased
brother and his family Rev j L. BOYD,
preached very appropriate sermon to the
Church and the Fraternity from Prov. II
chap. and II verse, and Is chap. and p
verse His theme was the de rec and
duty ola true friend and brother, from a
Masonic and Christian standpoint Mr..
Golf was member of the christian
Union Church" and has exchanged at
the aye of Ibis fellowship with
brethren below tor those above
''To weary hearts, to mourning homes
Gods meellest angel gently comes.
There's quiet in the angel glance,
There's rest in his still contenance,
he m M
He kindly trains us to endure.
He walks with those that angel kind,
And kindly whispers be resigned -,s.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-08-01

Mr. Ryan, State Treasurer, and Demo
cratic candidate for reelection, in his
speech here Saturday complained of Pres
ident Grant for his negligence of public
business. He said the President spent
most of his time at Long Branch, and
when his presence in Washington was
required it was necessary to telegraph for
him, and then wait three or four days.
This will do pretty well for an election
eering dodge; but it did not come with
very good grace from the Treasurer of
State, who has travelled over the State,
neglecting the duties of his office, and
bawled himself hoarse trying to convince
the people that he is honest and ought to
be reelected. He expects to spend most
of his time from now until October. trav-
cling over the State telling the people
that the Pre- sident visits Long Branch.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-08-01

We are reliably informed that the Court
House Committee have sued the county
commits sioners for balance due them for
services as such committee. They have
already received one thousand dollars
each, and majority of those who are ac-
quainted with the amount of ardu0us ser
vices rendered, think they have already
been paid too much. There may be some
rich developments on the trial.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-08-01
To the Tax PAYERS.

As the law makes it the duty of county
Treasures to collect all the delinquent
taxes on the duplicate, which remains I'M
paid after the 3D. Monday of April, of each
year, by sale and distress Of personal
property; and being DESTROYS of avoid
ing all costs possible, l would advise
and insist on all those owing such taxes
to settle the same on or before the 18th
day of August next, as after that date l
will be compelled to take legal measures
to collect the same. Please save extra
costs which I am very anxious to avoid.
Dated July, 1872. JOHN So1cE,
July11-4w. Treasurer Marshall Co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-08-01
G.. RUSSELL & COS
Reapers s. Mowers.
TlreShing Machines
s. Glover zAuiierS,
Farm s. Ssati0n-
1rN Engines,


Seett's Portable Muly Saw Mil ready to set up,
and can be transported on common wagon, and
VIII with ten horsepower engine cut from 1900
900 feet per day. Also the Celebrated Halens-
worth Lay Rake, Eagle Grain Drill, riding and
walking corn plows of the best and strongest pat
terms, the Lap0rte steel pillow. AFts affsT s
wooden and iron beam cast plows. All orders
promptly filled. Repairs furnished at the lowest
price. Call and give your orders soon for farm En-
glnes, separators and Cloyerhullers, as have not
peen able 10 fiji late Huller ORDERS for several sea-
sons past. a
, YoSy orders viii be held subject to recall should
the Clover crop fail.
All the above articles warranted TO give satsfac-
Iion or no SALE Call and see samples. price and
term, before giving your orders elsewhere.
Room at the Iron R. r. Bridge opposite the foun-
dry s. N. LoUDAS
s5s Ag't Plymouth Ind
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-08-01

KILLED-0n Thursday morning, about 2 O'Clock,
as No. IS, Western bound freight train, run
ming into Hobart Station, young man by the
name of Moses Vevia, breakman, slipped and fell
down between two freight cars. his body was
severed in twain, his head cut off and otherwise
manged. His comrads gathered up the fragments,
carried them to the Station, there to await the
Coroner's pleasure, after which his remains win we
presume, be brought here for interment, as we un-
derstand he was formerly resident of this place.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-08-01

Baruch Nussbaum died yesterday morn
ing 20 mintes past o'clock, at the age
of GO years. He was born in Gehaus
Grand Duchy of SAKE Weimar Germany
Emigrated to America about IL years ago,
and made this his home ever since.
Lambert Nusshaum, and Mrs. NJ. ALL
man of this place, and Levi Nussbaum,
and Mrs Simon Vile, of Laporte, and
Mrs. Henry Shane, of Warsaw, are his
chrildren by first marriage, and he leaves
his second wife and children
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-08-01

One of the best hearted men in Indi-
ana is editor of the Fl. Wayne Republican,
and his name is Steele, but there is moth
ing in the man that should give him so
hard a name but his sharpness and the fine
ness of his gentlemanly qualities. When he
meets a friend, and can't move along the
street far without colliding with one, his
generous impulses are aroused and he
wants to do something for him We met
him at his Office last Friday.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-08-01


s04 acres of fine land adjoining Plymouth, with
and large number of young trees for sale No
buildings, but dwellings adjoining can be rented
VI i'll be sold on time at less than its value.
Lots 142 and 143, Plymouth, with good ifsme
dwelling on each, with six rooms ai
+ Lot I, Brownlees addition, frame dwelling, one
story, five rooms.
East y lots and 6, Brownlee's addition, 1 story
dwelling, rooms. gfi no. .a.sr..tlr- -
Lot S, Wheeler's addition, with lot adjoining,
good dwelling, shop and stable.
e Lots 1866 and 1I3, Plymouth, with dwelling, as
desirable lots for railroad business facilities
be found.
Lot 2, Roses addition, with dwelling y Stories
T West half lot 1885, Plymouth, in the very center of
business ssuE. s., ...ses4s..-s.s ..sFf.
ness block. IS 5sN sis8 a zsv,frfar
+ East half of lot 43, Plymouth, principal bust
ness block. ~
IL lots on jefferson street. very cheap at half the
price lots less favorably located are selling.
lots 100 and 117 feet, residence; as desirable
cation that can be. found in the county aa
is acres of land on jefferson street, in good To-
tiyatOD, adjoins rail road-desrabe for dwellings
or manufacturing. 1tM4M vs. r
40 adjoining town plat, in fine cultivation.
set with fine fruit large ard small, dwelling and
stable other desirable and valuable property, all for
sale very low and long time. Is 81 -1G1
10000 fruit trees with of ground this 'season,
viii be sold in bulk for less than one quarter their
value, on one andtwo years time.
Several theusand grape vines, best varieties, on
same terms. Apply soon to. E,
apritf. C. Il. REEVE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-08-01
.AMERICUS LODGE.

No. 81 l. o. o. F. meets every Thursday evening
at y p. IN. Resultant and visiting Brothers are
cordially invited to attend
C. S. S. ToDD.
A. L. REEVE, N q
Secretary. 2s-6mo
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-08-01

MOB LAW IN MINNEsoTA.-INvo Indians were
hung on the 25th inst. by a mob, at Grow Wing,
Ninn., $50 miles North of ST. Paul. for the outrage
and murder of Miss Macarthur. The citizens are
very much excited, md are also the Indians A
portion of the Cheyenne Tribe are lurking in that
vicinity; and three companies of L. S soldiers have
been sent there, to prevent further distunasnce.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-08-01

The Greeley proselytes which the Dem
ocrats talk so loudly about, are something
like the milk sickness" If you request
an introduction to one, you are informed
that there are none about here: but
over in the other county they have it
powerful bad"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-08-01

Judge Biddle of Logansport declines
the nomination for Congress rendered
him by Democrats and Liberal Republi-
cans of the eighth Congressional dis
trict. To he their candidate would require
considerable labor on the stump, and
then Tyher would be sure to beat him.
The Judge always minds the main chance.
Empty honors don't go very far towards
paying expenses.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-08-01

We hear that the old Court House, (by
the sale of which the corporation made
$ 80, (?). is to be removed to a lot north
west of the seminary soon, to be used by
the Darrell manufacturing company, as a
manufactorY. y
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-08-01

The Dement'S certainly could not
have enthused to any extent last Satur-
day, as W, only heard one man '.hurra for
Greeley, and that was weak effort
He must have had the choleramorbus,-
been eating cherries, likely.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-08-01

DEMOCRATIC NoMINATIoNs.-The Democrats of
Marshall County in Convention last Saturday nom
mated For Representative, DR.. R. B. Eaton, of
Argos; Treasurer. John Soice; Sheriff, D. K.
Harris; Coroner, John Bawur, Commissioner
Jonas Miller
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-08-01

The common salutation among Greeley
Democrats now is how do you take your
crow Thompson says he won't crow.
That's right Alick.-If it is not palata-
bic there is nothing in the constitution
that will compel YOU to take it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1872-08-01

The boys on Lapore street have a new
way catching rats. They put some corn
meal down through the cracks in the
side walk, and wait with a Butcher knife
ready and when the rats make their appear
ance they run the knife through them and
make fast"