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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01
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Der bro1tne DDer griine @interfo6I,
aud &rduSfoDl u1t0 BON ben @~n9lGnOern
Kale eenottnt, tpel0er bier bt5iebt bod
items bon ben @Grtner ais bD6gei0Gbtes
g m il | e ge5oge1t tptro, bilbet IN mani
den @egenDen @uropas, namentlt6 IN
BEN WtDr16en IN Der gorbiee ettpa bon
BEN 6Drtigen 9an0porratben nt6t mtt6er
bD%rge6altene Sntterpflan5e, auf 6e>
rem 8erpenorn9 unb gnbau i'm @roBer
audi bier ote Nufmerf1amfeit Der Sarmer
gelenft su tper6en berotent. Ser etqentz
ltde Stanbort fir BEN 6o6en braunen
Sutterfobl lit Woor ober nit Wtoor ge>
rttl9ter i6par3er fen6ter Sanobo6er1,
bod feblt es AUDI bier nt9t an maft1erlet
Sooenarten, bic 6em1elben re6t tpobG 8uz
la9en, un0 biele 6eloer, auf nel6er man
III our gtDtb, Safer, 8n9pat3en ober
duenfaIS Sartofeln 3ieben fann, tpIr0el1
tpblS ~ltefer1t.
Der Saarte tit IetGt burb ie6e or0Bere
SdametDa11olu1t9 ltt0 5nar 1e6r btQtd Ri
be3teben. 0erielbe ptr6 I'M Trii6ltn9 al
Ser 3ett Der gepDbnli6en &opffob[onsz
faat 0iinn IN. Get1en auf Elm @Qrte16eet
oe1Get; am beiten tpdblt man bos1 einen
Dor Ser WtttagS10nne tpenigitens e%tntoerz
maBen 9eI6iibten Srt, 6a Sen iulioen
8flansen fonit let9t Ser Groflob S6a6en
tbut. 0as fir ben &o6l beittnmte SSel6
miro I'M 6erbft siemli6 tief gepflegt un6
bGeibt mdbren6 bes @tnterS in rau6er
Sur9e liesen; I'M Srii6tabr ober btels
mebr Sommer, tpenn Die i'm @arten gez
ZEN &~oblpfanaen Die 0Dbe bon 10
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01
GtrpAuattea fir @ftMbeete.

0te etnfo1fe Meet6o6e our 9lnferttz
9u119 Ser sur Triibbeetfultlr unerlGB(i>
den Oeden 1T bic folgen6e: Man i0ldgt
5 NGgel IN geraber &etbe, ettpa 6 3ou
BON eiran6er entfernt, IN ben SuBboDen,
nn0 oteien gegenitber. te na6 Der gez
pin19ten 2Gnge Ser Watten, tpteberunt
5 9fGgel in glet9er Gntfernung. Soz
bonn ipannt man ftarfe &tnbfGoen 3tpiz
i6en ie 2 Ser correiponotrenben NGge1,
legt auf bte1e Sdben cine 5oQbtGe S6i6t
glatten 9fpggenftro9s, &nss nit Sen
Ne6renenben mad glet9er &t6tung, u1b
ipannt bariiber tpte0er 5 8tnofGOen 5tpi>
i9en Sic 96Ggel, tpte 51DOr. 0ftttelft
8adna6el nrD etneS brttten Stltbfa0eus
tptro nun 6aS @o1t8e our6uG6t, aber Q9t
gu geben tit, boB BET teoem Stt6 Der unz
tere ipie Ser Dbere Taben nit in Ste
S0ltnge se3ogen tpiro. gta6 Sefeittz
0ung Ser Sa6enen6en tit ste Wfatte err
ttg. Die 2Gn9e Ser Watten betrage nt6t
ii6er 50 SUB, ba ite i'm Sail elmer
9ur6nGiutg bet groBerer 9dnge fdtpte7
rtg 81 b%an0baben itnO. 8et Be6eG1ng
6eS Mtitbeets ront maj Ste Wtatten 5llz
crit iiber Sic 1tntere 6Glfte, nit BEN 0eb>
rene1tben mad oben, uno 6ann erft bic
spetten Matten iiber Sic obere 6Glfte
SEES 0ttitbeets, Die Nebren na6 unten ge7
rt6tet, bamtt BET etutretenOem 9tegen Oas
Mol1er lei6ter bonn StroD abfteBe. Die
Stro0matten miifien na0 aQen Setz
ten bin 6aS Wtiftbeet Tim mtnbeiteus Ell
men SUB iiberragen n11o fino BET 6robe1tz
bent Stltrnte 0ltr6 8retter nit oaraufgez
legten i0iperen Stetnen in tbrer Sage 81
crhnI+pn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01

u 3on errei6t baben, tpir6 baS 2onb
gut 9e6Gngt, tpie6er gepfle9t unb ber&obI
in 9tetDen, etpa Il 30u au%Setnattoer,
barauf a~us9epflan5t. 0a Ste gflan3en
ipeoer gegen SroGenbett, nod gegengtdiie
1e6r empftn0lt9 ftnb, tpa61en ite 16neu
un0 1ogar fort, Dortn f6on etn nt6t rn>
tpeientli9er 8ortbeil lte9t. Spdter gez
nitgt etn etnmaltges 8e6aden nit Ser
6anbbade. 8eretts I'M September,
tpenn er &pbl etne 666e bon 23-3 SUP
errei6t Bat un6 baS @rds mad ber Spmz
merDitrre oft fndpp mtr0, fam man 6az
nit beginner, unbei6abet fit bas fernere
8a6Stbum Der Bflan3e bic unteren 8lGte
ter db5unebmer1, i'm 0te1elben ben &it6en
nno S0petnen GIT Derfittern. BDn
Wfttte Sctpber an, tpD &lee unb iDnitt1
9es @ritnfutter bDaenOS 5u Gn6e GIT 9e5
ben p~flegen, be9tnnt man NIT Ser etgent7
It6en &o6lfiitterrng. Die StrGnfe
1ammt Ser 8GGtterfronen tper6en 0a11n
As 3pn bod iiber 6er Gr6e dbge16nit7
ten nn0 tGglt6 na6 Sebarf %angefa6ren.
0ieielben nerben am beiten a1tf Sen ge>
tp06nlt6en !6G6erlingla6en Dber nit
Wte11ern in fletne StiiGe 5er10nttten p0er
NIT Dem Stan1pfetien Derfletnert n1t6 MAJ
mentlt6 Ben OttG6fI6en nit Stro6z Dber
6eubdberling 9emti6t, bera6ret9t. 0a
bieier &obl cine &Glte Bis 10 @ra6 st.
bertrGgt, 10 farm man in 6ieier Meiie 10
Ia11ge BET benz Nbfd6ren bleiben, bis ge>
gen @n6e bes SSaDres Ste &dlte itGrter
fptrb. Damn per6en Ste nod iibrtgen
&o6lItru6en, bic nt9t 1elten an 4 SUP
bod unb 2-3 3ou fart tperben abgez
i6nttten, NIT Str0bieilen IN '8in6el gee
bnnoen nro I'M Wt1ter nit Stfob nnb
@rbe bebedt, aufbepa6rt, mo ite ft@ BITS
Sebruar o6er MtGra re6t gut balten.
gu BEN trefli6ften @igeni6aften 6eS
braunen SutterfobGS lit por NQen Ser
iiberaus ginittge GtnfGnB 3u 3Gblen, tpelz
Den 6er1elbe BET SEN &iiben auf berer
W9il6erseuglt11g GurBert. 9ttGt nltr tit
bic Wttl9 sur 3ett bteier Sittterlng ret6z
lid DDrbQn0en rno cine 8ermtnDerltrg
6er1elben i'm 8erglei6 gu Ser nor6erges
benben Sitterlng nt9t tpa6rne6mbar,
1ptoern bte1elbe lit audi %be1onberS felt
unb ltefert Dtele nlto ie6r mo5li6meGenoe
Butter BON 9el6er6arbe. Nm anHaleno1
ften trttt Der @ertb beS Srtterfobls auf
Ste Mtl6prpbuftton berbor, penn man
mad Serbrau6 bes1elben 5u anosrenTltt7
terr1ttteln ). 8. au 9titben &c. iiber9ebt.
Ser Gudi61a9 lit fonobl IN 8e5ug auf
Bic Ofaiie tpte AUDI auf Settge6alt 1t1o
@obI9ei3mad Ser WttI@ lnb 8ltter be-
beutenb. QluBer Sen grpBen Grtrdgen,
tpel6e 6teier &obl %ltefert, tit iette ll1tem>
pfinOli6fett 9egen bic &Glte et1 9roBer
8orSug, ser eS ermDglt6it, bic @ritnfitz
terung Mfonate lang 3n berldn9ern.
Serner mrB nod ais cine quite @tgens
f6aft bteles&obGs berbor9eboben tper0en,
baB CT 6as 2at1b fit 6te9ta6fru6t in Iebr
ginft9er 8ei6affenbett, iopte baB BON
Tin o6ne Na6tbetl iogar tpte6erbolt auf
6aiielbe SelO pflan3en fan1t. Die bette
Sru6tfolge lift iibrtgens: Sntterfobl
Qtarf geotngD, Damn Sartoffeln, born
Safer.
S0lteBli9 1et erpa6nt, baB Ste 6ar3z
blGtter bieies &oG1S, glet9 Dem @arten
@riinfobl, na60em ite ~etnigen Sroit gez
babt Daben, glei9fauS ieneS trefft6e @ez
n1itie fir bic 8HDe ~liefern, ipel6es nebit
gei6morten &aitanten GIT etnem 1nrfeD
oOer @eniebraten Dem 6enti6en W{agen
cine 10 ertpiini9te 8etga6e lit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01

St6erbett tpegen ettpa Bret @o6en
lang getretnt BON fetnen fritberen @s7
no1ien.
0as spette Stadium beitebt tn etuem
i6po6en tp%a1ierbiinnen Q(u5flrB aus BEN
Naienl06ern. Damn made man etne
itarfe NlaunlDiun9 (pier3ebn Yfb. @lann
IN elmer Btnte 9tegentpaiier) nno pai6e
ben 9an5en &opf unb 6alS NIT oteier Go7
flung, retui9e al6 iorgiam Bic gfaienl0>
der, tpte SEN S6lnn6. SIT 6as 6ubn
tpte0er troGen, 10 retbe man bei1en 9ett9t
un6 &eble NIT getp06nli9er S6mterieife
etn, ebcn1D 6te Wtunb666le nno ben
S6lnnb. 0te1e qro3e6ur lit iorgfGlttg
etni9e Wtale 81 nte6erbolen.
SIM brttten Stadium fin6et man et1e
ger6idung ienes tpdiiert9en @aienousz
flutes NuftroGnen beifelben an Der
&uBeniette Ser Nafenf06er un0 Ser
itopfen 0tefer, mas eth 6inabgletten beS
9~tfttgen S6letns 6ur6 Ste &e6le sur
Solge bat. 9te1er S6letm bur66rtngt
Damn ben gan3en Sr9antSmuS, nno Die
&rdnfbett DeS !6u6nS ntr1mt ba6ur6 BEN
Gbarafter Der NmS3e6rung an IN G6nlt9er
Sprm, tpie 1i9 1ol0e bel Wte1t16en, Su1tz
BEN unb Gaben funb gtebt. 0abet buffet
ober nteBt 0aS 6ubn fDrtpGbren6, beiDn1
Oers gta6ts, rnb fttrbt enblt9 bur6 @rs
fttdung Ober @ri6Opfung. : 6ier nun
ret9e man neben Der obtgen 8ebonblung
cine 201ung BON elmer 9ra6me Sobfalt
NIB elmer hinge Glauberial5 IN l Qnart
Gegentpaiier ais @etrG1f, nto gebe ais
SHUTTER MIR trDdene &0rner, 1tnb stpar
gBaise11, @erite oDer Safer, ober fetn
Wdli6tprn, neil 6as nit Ser &ranfbeit
Derbunoene Steber our6 etnen 10 btBtgen
gfa5rungsitoff let9t erDobt tptro. Serner
aGte man mGbreno oteies tpie tpGbreno
6es bortgen Staotums baratf, baB bte
~geiunben 6iibner ni6t NIT BEN franfen
aus bem1elben 0efGBe trt1tfen Dber bon
benielben Sltter freiien, an nel6em bteie
ptGten, ba Ser ~9faIeuausTuB let6t 0aS
@efdB berunreintgen un0 6a6ur6 etne
NniteGnng geiunoer 9ubner erfol9en
fam.
SIT oteie &rant6ett mir 6ur0 2tniteds
ung ent1tanbeu, 10 fam 1te bur6 Ste an7
segebene 8ebanblung ii6er auSgerottet
Der0en nno man fam 1ol3 tDteberber9es
iteutes !6ubn I'M nd6ften Sabre pteOer
rubtg 5riiteu laiien. Sn ieber Bertooe
bes Wauieres nnterltegt baS Sbtem 6es
Su6ns einetn 9Se6iel, tpel6er, 5ltn1al
mad elmer folden 8ebanblurrg tpie bte
obt9e, Elm bO1tg neues @ei60pf ans bem
bes often SabreS maDt. 81 be1nerfen
lit nod, baB eth einmaG bon Der Oarre
befa4enes urtb boufomme11 p~teberDergee
1tentes 6ubn ntentals BON Neuem bieiem
ltebel unter1iegen mirb. @ar aber Ser
&ranf6ett5itoff beretts at BEN Gltern Ell
mes 6uDnS borbanben, 10 fann man nit
0etptB6ett barauf reGuen, baB it9 Ser
ielbe frii6er D0er ipGter BET trgen6 elmer
aucb nod 10 ~gertngen Ge~r0nGai1ung ent@
tptdeln tDtr6, B.. s. bur0 etne pl0blt6e
@rfdltlng, 6ur6 GIT etgeS @tn9eiperrtz
ietn, bur6 GrDtBun9 bet etnen 6iDners
fampfe &C. Sat maj it6 bon ser Orb
lt9feit Ser &ranfbett tptrf1t9 iiber5augt,
bann mag IS natiirlt6 am beiten ietn,
0em nit 0eriel6en bebafteten 6ubne TO-
fort ben &opf ab5ui0lagen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01
8teeteatsS Sitttertaq49+

SIN oie1em Wpnot begtnnt in ser gez
eel bas tbGtigere 2e6en i'm 8ie1tenforbe,
unb na9 Dem la1t9en ftrengen 8inter
Dirb man beuer meDr benin ie ftt1ber, DaB
Ste 8tenen 6aS Suffers beOitrfen, mes
balb ieoer 8te1ten5i9ter nit beion6erer
9lufmerfiamfeit 0ara1f ieben 1oQte, baB
Die TDterden ttt0t etpo Wtangel an Suit
letben.
Sobal6 Ser 6onig. i'm SCRIBE o6er &Gz
item fnapp tpirb, D0ren Ste 8tenen nit
Britten auf 110 Da nun 0te alien Ste
men tm TriiDling i6neu abiterben, 10 tit
es 0oppelt mt0ttg, 0aB 0te1e 6ur6 Sunge
eriebt tperben, ebe Ser S6tparm 5u i9tpa6
iptrb CUR Gr3eu9rng Ser n0t9t9en 8ruts
tpGrme. 0esDalb ftnb, fobalD mar bte
8tenen aus t6ren @tnterquarttren ge>
nommen bat, ale S6tDGrme forgiam
na65uie6en nn0, 100 INNER it0 500
%nt9man9el 5ei9t, ba b~egtnne man ioz
fort NIT Der Sittterrng. Witt etnes
Dollars BertD 3ufer fam Elm S6marm
er6alten tperben, Ser bteQet0t nGDrenD
bes nG9ften Sontner5 $l0-25 etntragen
tam.
3um Sittern be6tent mani It6 ant
sipedmdBt9iten fla6er b0l3erner 8Git0en,
UT HLll SCulp9 uASBC9DUCi ltIU 4tuDI
benz eineu Gnbe iol6en &GIt6ens babe
MAJ tine O5ttteltoanb etngeieBt1 BITE oben
ettpa UNI 5 3pa~ nie6rtger lit ais Die Set@
tentpGtrbe, 11b an Der 16nalen Seite beS
Gdit6enS 6ur6f9neibe man BEN 8oOe1,
III bon bier BEN 8teten 3utrttt 3t ge>
tpGDren, na06em bteS &dit0en auf bic
pbere Seffuung bes Stodes ge5ebt lit.
Die 8fanne tpirb MIR nit gefo0tem 3uz
der gefiQt unb nit etnem fart Dur9L0>
6erten 0eGel per1eben, nel6er auf Der
i~brupsarttgen Tlitiitgfett i0Dtmn1t. 9as
@on5e tit nit elmer 0(aSi0et6e 81 be-
6eGen.
Wfan6e fGttern auBer6em nod 6az
bur6, 6aB ie BEN 8tenen at je6em N6en6
BEL ni6t 3u falter 0itterul1g etnen Gbl0f>
fel bon let6t ertpGrmten 6onig D0er Ell
mes @emti6eS bon 6onig u1tO 3uferz
tpa5ier bur9 baS Sluglo9 IN ben St0d
la1fen Iafien. Die 8tenen tperoen BIER
burtb 81 fetBtgerem Gtni6ldgen BON
8rut beranlaBt, un6 baS Soft 9%etDtnlt
frit93etttg on Stdrfe.
Wetn tnbeiieu bur6 @6ierben Ste
S6lpGrme I'M Jrii6ltng at fe6r gef0tDd6t
itn6, 10 nltBt aIes Sitttern MIR Denig,
lno man tDut bann ait beften, n1ebre
iol6er f0mo9en 80Ifer 51 bereintgen,
mas lei6t gu betperfitelisen lit, tpenn ii9
Bic 8telten in 9fabmenfdfen %beftnOen.
8eftnben ii0 pie1elben Dagegen tn Den att
moDtI6en 8ebali ungen obne Mbtbetlunz
gen, 70 muB man an eit Nu51 G1tetDen Der
8aben gebeu, tpobet leBtere beIttbunlt9
gang gu erbalten unb iofort IN 9tGDm>
den ST befeiti8en fin0; bterauS mnB man
Damn etnen tenen St0G 5u btlpeu
f1thpn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01

uns eetptB iebr raid berftdnbisen. SD
0arf sic al1o ertparten !!
@enn Sic es mitnI9en!
9Ste, metn Sreunb, MOLTEN Sic mir bic
@bre, bon Sbnen &bi6teb gu nebne11,
berneigern?
@Oblan, i'd tper6e es nt0slt@ MAIDEN.
lin 4pel6e 3ett?
@e8tn eff 1br.
Sebr poDI, Sic tperben mt9 gu 9alt1e
t%reffe1l, an tpeI6er Stunbe Sic AUDI fo11t7
men mO9en. Suite Ga9t.
Ser G6elmann ging in BEN 0aitbof
suriid. Sermann elite tpie etn gebebtes
Steb bon bonnen nn6 entl3manO 9lst99
baraltf binter Der nd9iten Gde penn 8Itf
bes &entners, Ser se0anfenooa oaS fable
5aupt i6iitteIte, eite 9etpalti9e Brtie
nobm un6 bann, un3dbli9e Seifenbefen
beoen nit unermiioli6em Gtfer aus
i6ittenb, fetnen @eg tpteber fOrtiebte.
(8Ortietuns fol9t.)
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01

Ser @b9. Miquel plai6irte borrnlos ne.
ben Dem Wtint{ferti10e, aG8 ibm pt6blid
Elm munterer l~et6Daftiger 8ater por
6em Sodium 6eS Wtiniifertii6eS beraf
3utf6en 6te Geine iprang uno i'm 6einabt
gu Sale bro9te. BUR O%rbnung!" rteI
ma labe116 un6 v0tnb, beg Weurrners
SdmteqerDoter" rounte fpornitrei6s
bur6 Sen Saal, fletterte, % er geiagt
tp1roe, an benz Sfen binauf, ieBte iber
bic 8arrtere auf bic Irt6iine nnO fanerte
an einem Der bo9gelegenen Teriter neber
einem gDltn6er6ut. Stun tpuroe bGS @es
ld9ter 10 au9emetn, baB Der gum Worte
~seLangte &e6ner Nbg. Winot9orft nt6l
tpetter ipre@en %fonnte, Ser BrGft0ent arr
bettete nit Ser @lode un6 bat, fort3ufab,
rem, Ste St0rnng tper6e 9let9 beiefttgt
fem. Sin Btquet BON 0tenern tDabra
f6einlt9 vgelernte SGger" = ititr3te auf
6te Trtbii1e, 6tnb flalnmerte fi6 an bic
Senftergar6tnen unb 6eulte idmmerLt1i
Elm Stod bra9te i'm en6li6 3u Ser gtn1
it6t, baB = ietne gri6etnung mnb Qufa
fu6run9 bur6aus nnparlamentarif9 let,
nnb er entleu6te.
-6rau g ol616mi6t (Sennb 9iub)
beftnbet it6 CUR !3ett in Berlin uno ents
5iidt in mniifaltf9en Rrtpatfreiien omrd
t6ren nod INNER berrli9en @eiang.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-04-01
-Den 4ufsei6nur9en ser vMercantile
Q9encD" 3uf olge 6strug ote 3abl Der

-Den 41f5ei6nungen Ser vMercantile
M9encp" 3ufoige bstru9 0ie 3a9l Der
8anferotte IN oen Ser. Stoaten
1870: 3,55l........$ $685. 900
1871: 2,915.....,..G 81, 252 GOO
1872: $l2l >o56,eoo
9teie be6euterbe 3unoDn1& Der Sanfez
rDtte BON 1871 81 1872 1T tDobl gum S9eit
nit bur6 Die groBen Teuersbrlnite IN
Chicago ul6 Bolton gu erfldren,
Cine ieltfa1ne Gri9einun9 1T es,
6aB bic 9reiIe oes a1nerifa1ii9en WfeblS
in 0on6pn niebrtger iteben, alS bier I'M
Qanbe. Grob Der iibericeii3en Tra9ts
trDB Ser Neutrality-suspicious. ltn6 trob oes
9lufl@lags fir Spebitton nno 9agernrg
purbe ~gefp0bnli6es amertfanti9es Wfebl
am l. O1Gra 5u 2onbon fir SIS 9olb nt1o
@rtra fir SO per SAB oerfauft Oas
mq6t in Dollars Baptergelo 1920 nno
$1O.35. 0telelben Sorten foiten
aber in Stem gorf nnb Bbila6elpbta
$40 un6 $13, 10 baB es ft9 betnabe
iobnen pirbe, bas W1ebl bon Gnglanb
mad almertta 5n~radSufenben uno bier gu
~perfaufen.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-05-29
South Bend Fire.

A row ofwooden buildings was destroy
ed by fire, in South Bend, on Wednesday
morning 21st inst, which was occupied
by NJ. j. Eastwood & Cos meat market,
P. ]. Ritter's tailor shop, Knoblock &
Cos furniture warehouse; H. Blowney
as residence and Heath & Steele har
ness and saddlery. John Knoblock own
ed all the buildings except the one owned
and occupied by Blowney. Blowney was
insured for $1,000. Knoblock had no
insurance on buildings. All the others
were insured except Eastwood & Co.
Tally one for the Stand Pipe Victory.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-05-29
EDUCATIONAL COLUMN.


The first annual report of the Public
Schools of Atlanta, Ga, shows an en-
rollment of 2S42, and an average attend
ance of 2173, or 76 per cent. Number
of teachers, %. Number OF pupils to
each teacher Al. Average annual salary
of teachers $68S. Total expenses S49,4
231.34. Cost per pupil $20.16. Up to
the close of 1871 there were in the city
thirty five or forty schools for white
children in which were taught 1900
scholars. The schools we've all ungraded
and with few exceptions unprovided with
suitable rooms and furniture During
the month of February, 1872, these private
schools were superseded by a system of
public schools consisting Of two High
Schools, four Grammar Schools for
whites, and two for colored children.
which report the enrolment given above.
These schools are all graded and the
buildings are suitable, and the whole sys-
TEN so popular as to require the renting
OF new buildings and the providing OF 9TH
er facilities for the accommodation of the
unexpected number applying for adj
mission
The credit of this fine business is said
to be largely due to the labors of the city
Supt. Mr.. B. Mallon
We hear a good report of the schools
Of Bourbon
The Board of Education proposes to-
remodel and repair the school btrffdinr
during the summer. and establish first
class graded school at the opening of the
fall term.
There seems to be revival of interest
in the public schools of the Northern
part of the State. We hope the influence
may extend to Plymouth, and make her
citizens SO heartily ashamed of their pres
ent school arrangements that they will
endure the disgrace no longer.
The Ohio and the Michigan State
Teachers Association Will hold Joint
meeting on the 1st, 2d and Sd of July, at
Put-in-B Bay Island. Indiana teachers have
had cordial invitation to be present
Put in Bay Island is in Lake Erie, near
Toledo, and is a popular summer resort.
A new school building worth thirty
thousand dollars is being erected in Hun
| tington. Also one in Rockfort. Both
OF these towns are smaller than, Ply
mouth.
See the article on the study of history
in the next number of the School journal.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-05-29

Michaels' Tanning Mill wagons, from
Laporte, are circulating through Marshall
County again. A large number of these
mills are sold in this county every year
at a great profit to the manufacturer and
to those who sell and deliver them to
the purchasers
Tanning mills can be made in Plymouth
as cheaply and as well as in Laporte, and
there is market for them here. Why
not use some of our surplus timber in that
way?
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-05-29

"It is wrong for little boys to Crawl un-
der the canvas, TO get into the show, when
they haint got no money"-is the gentle
warning given by the Valparaiso w.
dette, to impecuneous Valaparais urchins.
If the little chaps have plenty o- loney
and can save quarter by Oh lg un-
der the canvas-wbat then Or, would it
be right for big boys witt money, or big
boys without money to crawl under the
canvas? Good many boys want to find
out before the next show comes.
Billy says it is wrong because it is
dangerous.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-05-29
by Rev. B. III. Bradbury.

by Rev. B. II. Bradbury.
I'd. Essay, by Rev. G.. NJ Boyd Sub
ject-Should women occupy official po-
sitions in the church? Review by the
Conference.
Sd. Essay by Rey. TIC. Hackney.
Subject-Church Finances Review by
the Conference
4th. Essay, by Rev. S. Pidge. Subject
What should be done with an unaccept-
able travelling preacher? Review by the
Conference.
2P.
1st Disciplinary Work Sec paragrah
122. Essay, by Rev. L. g. Welton Sub
ject-Relation and Duties of Local
preachers. Review by the Conference.
Sd. Miscellaneous business.
7:30P. NJ.
Missionary Meeting, Addresses ex-
pected by DR.. Dashiel, OF New York, and
Mrs, j. F. Willing, of Illinois.
THURSDAY, A. NJ.
1st. From to ., Devotional exercises,
led by Rev. A. w. Luce.
I'd. EXegesis Isl Cor 18th chap. 35th
verse-by Rev. w. NJ. Darwood Review
by the Conference.
Sd. Essay, by Rev. ]. II. Clssol, Sub
ject-Is there an Intermediate State? Re
view by the Conference.
4th. Essay, by the Rev. L. Nebeker
Subjcct-The Model Preacher. Review
by the Conference.
2P. NJ.
lst. Reports on the condition of the
Sunday Schools in the district.
I'd. Essay, by John Brownfeld, Esq.
Subject-The Model Superintendent.
Alternate, T. Fravel, MD.
Sd. Essay, by Rev. A. B. Bruner. Sub
ject-The Model Teacher
7:30 p. NJ.
Children's Mass Meeting-at which
several short addresses may be expected
By order of Committee on programme.
W. NJ. DARWOOD,
Chairman.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-05-29
Why Men Go West.
short and Simple Annals of a Settler.

In 1860, James Jones, came from St.
Joe county, Michigan, to Mills county,
Iowa. He was then twenty-five years of
age, and worth about $500 in stock and
money. The first year he rented land,
and spent the next three years in the
army. After his return he bought eighty
acres at $3121s per acre, which he sold
four years afterward for $40 per acre.
Meantime he bought 800 acres of prairie
on which he now lives His main crop
has been corn,-which he has fol- the
most part fed on his farm to hogs and
cattle, selling very little. He gets cheap
freight by pouring corn into condensing
bags of hogskin and cowhide, which he
finds hold ten times more than any can
vas bags of the same size.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-05-29

We sometimes hear men say when
the prize package candy man comes
around in the Railroad passenger cars
II invested so cents in one of those pack
ages once and found two dollar prize in
it"-but you never hear one say Il bought
one and found piece ofcandle-stick Jew
elry worth one penny in lit isn't hu-
man nature to tell how one is sold, at SO
cheap a rate-and that is the reason the
prize package business continues to be a
paying one.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-05-29

Potato bugs are prevalent. We sent a
bag full of potatoes to our residence for
planting few days ago, and short tims
afterwards we noticed large number of
potato bugs on the side walk going that
way. They did not seem to be under the
necessity of stopping by the way to in
quire the road
L. H. Andrews, of this vicinity, prepared
some potatoes for planting few days
ago and took them to the place he in
tended to plant them. He was called
to dinner before he commenced. When
he returned to his work the bugs had
takan possession Of his basket.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-05-29

South Bend has voted to pay her city
officers as follows: Mayor, 5000; coun-
cilmen, each $100-Marshal, $500 and
fees-Clerk, $7OO-Attorney,. $4Oc and
fees. The above are for one year.
Street commissioner, $2.2S-Engineer,
$4OO-Assessor, $2.0O-Appraiser, $2OO,
for each days service The Treasurer
receives 3per cent for collecting taxes
and 3 per cent for all other services. Cob
lecting delinquent taxes 8 per cent.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-05-29

Our local has an inventive brain-he
has several remedies to prevent the pota-
to bug from eating the vines. First, boil
the seed potatoes before planning
plant them so deep that the tops will new
er come above ground-3d, burn bas-
ket full of shavings ON each potato hill,
just before every shower. These rem
edies are hard on the potato; but the
bugs will have no show, If either Of the
remedies are adopted.
Patent applied for.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-05-29
A. C. g. A. B. cAPRoN.

A TT0REEYS ,S COUNSELLORS, Real Estate
1 n and Collecting Agents. Plymouth. Ind az
practeing IN the law courts of Marshall and a1ioi
ing counties, apd will give prompt attention to an
legal business entrusted to them. General collecf
Michigan. Particular attention given to the sattia
I9ent OF decedentis estates and guardianships
DEEDS, mortgages, and other contracts drawn lp
Block up stairs
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-05-29

THE FACTS about this Grant are-Low Prices,
Long Credit, and Rebate to settlers of nearly
fourth; a Rich Soil, and Splendid Climate; short
and mild Winters early planting, and no wintering
OF stock; plenty of Rainfall, and just at the season;
Coal Stone and Brick ON the line; Cheap Rates on
Lumber, Coal, &c; no lands owned by Spectators;
Homesteads and Precautions now abundant; first
class Railroad on the line of great Through Route
Products viii pay for Land and improvements.
1t is the best opportunity ever offered to the pub
lie, through the recent completion of the road.
For Circulars and general information, address
a. L. TOUZALIN.
Manager Land dept,
Mo- -3mo. Topeka, Kan.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-05-29

DR.. ]. A. Dunlap has in his po session
three genuine tape worms, found in the
intestines of chicken of the female per-
suasion, which he killed the other day.
He thinks by dissecting few more
chickens with the same success, he will
have as many specimens as Col. Poe.