Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-11-06
NulmouM Repnblifar.
PUBLILHED EVERY THURSDAY.

NV. NllnClS was III tOnu Ou hOuVd
Poor Scblarb has gone where tn,
-wood-bine twineth" Don't We feel jolly
Moonlight evenings are pleasant 70.
callers.
-Schlarb thinks his friends went bach
on him-Pity.
A few loads of good hard wood wanted
at the REPUBLICAN office.
Geo. W. Miller and Geo. n. WEIGH
run the Plymouth Steam Mills now.
ON the wood train there are 10 vo
tiers, and out of the IS, only one voted fol
Schlarb. They said, we can't go Peter.
Potatoes are not quite so ready sale
this week as last, and the price has fallen
off slightly.
Mr.. Hervey has resolved to be per
manent resident of this city, reason-be-
cause PETER was defeated. Good.
Mr. Elmer Durham, printer from Ro.
chester, formerly of this city gave us q
short call yesterday.
Mrs John Cameron and infant daugh-
ter left this city, for their home in Mar
quette, on Tuesday.
Mr.. Erwin and wife of Bourbon, re-
Gently married, were in Chicago, and
spent some time visiting the Exposition.
Mrs. Kendall returned on Monday
after an absence of three weeks III Valpa-
raise and Chicago.
Mrs. johnson and children from Ar
gos are visiting Mrs. John Montgom
cry in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Ingersoll made
us visit last week, and returned to their
home in Chicago Sunday evening.
Mrs Burns, of Rochester, for many
years citizen of this place, is visiting
friends in Plymouth.
= Mrs Taggart, of indianapolis, for.
merly of Plymouth, is visiting her rela
tiyes here.
= Mr. and Mrs. Al. Nash have moved
to Chicago. They have been there prob
ablya month.
- Ifyou would have a cheerful editor, and
the best paper in Marshall County. send
in your money and your names for the
REPUBLICAN.
Adams machine shop and foundry
is in operation again He has cut down
expenses for labor per day, % per cent on
the dollar.
Fin easier has recovered from his
wounds received some two weeks since
and has gone out of the city. Mr.. Drake
drives the express now.
= Mr. and Mrs. A. o. Borton were in
Chicago last week visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Ogl, sDee, and seeing the sights at TIT
Exposition.
Mrs. Woodrow. from Fort Scott
Kansas, is visiting her brother. John w
Cieaveland, in this city. We understand
she will remain in this city during th'
winter.
The Laoies' Aid Society of St Thorn
as Church. will hold Social at the resi-
dence of Schuyler Altman, Esq, on Wed
nesday evening, November 18th, 1873
A cordial invitation given to all.
Blank notes, bin heads. letter heads,
statements, ana other kinds of job print
ing done at the REPUBLICAN office very
cheap for cash. All work done without
delay.
-Schlarb told several of his confiden
tial friends, last Tuesday, before the vote
were counted out, that he was sure to b'
elected by 80 majority. How is YOU
15O, Mr.. Schlarb?
Don't fail to pay up your little bill
at the REPUBLICAN Office. Our friends
have it in their power, without sacrificing
money or pleasure. TO relieve US of press
ing demands.
Mr. Lovely has taken the Montgon
cry planning mill in this city, recently Oc
'cupied by Mr.. Joel Crawford, with the in
tention of manufacturing broom handles
and turning other articles, as well as pla
nlng lumber.
The South Bend Tribune has seen a
almanac which is two thousand years ole
1t is Chinese production. 1t is owne
b. one of the Yankee Robinson's China
men. The almanac is illustrated wit
cuts.
Our friend VIM. FL. Mattingly Esq
lately editor of the Rochester Spy is i
Plymouth this week visiting friends an
making preparations*o emigrate to Cali
fornia He made the Republican office
visit.
How about that two dollar arrange
ment, Mr. Schlarb, at Inwood. Don't yo
wish it was in your pocket? 1t woul
buy 40 dishes of soup. and 40 glasses {
lager beer, at Weller's beer shop, on M
chigan street, opposite Maxey's feed stor
in Plymouth. Don't forget the place.