Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-11-27
Cold weather.

The Farmers movement is fairly
organizend IN Plymouth. We are told
there was Grange session held here, on
Saturday last.
Get your job printing done at the
REPUBLICAN Office. You can save mon
'ey by it.
Old newspapers for sale, at the REPUB-
LIcAN Office for as cents per hundred.
Hon. Jasper Packard, NJ. c., and
family have gone to Washington City. So
says an exchange.
= Ladies' dress goods, Iaces. shawls
filrs, CATERS, and all kinds of wooden goods.
cheap, at Williamson & Cos, Plymouth.
-Abram Clark, typo. formerly in the
REPUBLICAN Office, called on US yester-
day.
= Boots, shoes, CATERS, hats caps, hlan-
kets, carpets, oilcloths, trunks, valises. etc,
cheap, at Williamson & Co.'S, Plymouth
= 1t only costs $3.50 per year for the
Marshall County REPUBLICAN; but that
amount must be paid in advance.
= Business of all kinds is reviving in
the East. The price of produce is advanc-
ing.
: Not quite enough snow for sleighing
and too much for wheeling, makes trav-
eilng laborious.
will Mattingly, late editor of tho Re-
cheter Union Spy is about town and occa-
sionally drops in to see us. He will prob.
ably not go to California before spring.
Plymouth has two of the best hotels
in the State for accommodation, and the
proprietors do all that lays in their pow
er TO make guests satisfied and comforta-
BILE in in every particular.
- Howard Brooke has recently return.
ed from Kansas. After killing eight or
ten tuffaloes in an afternoon, in Kansas,
the game in this county appears rather
small and hard to find. He and his broth
er Cliff. have been looking for game, not
w;thstanding its scarcity.
There were last week III guests
stopped at the Parker House. and 1O7 at
the Empire. This shows that pa persons
were represented al both these houses
during last week, besides their regular
boarders.
Mrs Jackson's concert will be re-
peated th is evening by special request, at
the u. Z. Church Lecture room. Mr..
jackson will be present to assist her
All who attended Tuesday evening were
delegated with the music, and with the
fun-especially so with the L-a-a-z-i est
man iu town. Admission only % cents.
Children Is cents.
= Washington Kelley, ESQ.,, has receiv-
ed his commission, and is now an acting
Justice ofthe Peace Office for the pres
ent-with VIM B. Hess, in the room for
merly occupied by Osborne & Hess. He
will remove to the Office over the Posi
Office, COW occupied by Esq. Fish, as
soon as the room is ready for him.
"A fire originating in defective Hue
came very near burning out E. Stansbury
on last Saturday afternoon. The fire wa.
discovered by Mr.. r. Shakes, and the
alarm given just in time to save the build
ing. A large hole was burned in the
roof.
Dibolo, j. Rankin Moody or "Dib,'
the Fire Deamon, will give an entertain
ment for the benefit of an orphant, OF
Saturday night, Nov. 18th, 1873, at Ben
sons Hall. For fun, DID cannot be ex
celled, and we hope the citizens will turn
out and give him large audience for h
can give you show that you would no
miss for the world. He will make 20
laugh, until you cry, besides his trick
are worth alone double the Admission
fee. Remember, on Saturday night, q
Benson's Hall.
The troubles between the Unite
States and Spain, growing out of tn
butchery of American citizens by the Gu
ban authorities, will probably be peace
fully settled 1t is understood that tn
administration is opposed to war, unles
it becomes absolutely necessary, to pr
serve the authority and dignity of tn
nation.
We publish in this paper the pros
pectus for the Chicago weekly 1Si6un
As commercial, and news paper,the IL
5uns has few equals in the country. Il
political course has been cratic and i
our opinion in some respects opposed I
the best interests Of the country.