Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-09-04

There is no clasping OF hands owe
the bloody chasm in Ohio this year, b,
the Democrats and Liberals They scow
fearfully, and shake their clenched fist
ominously.
The school fund question of Indiana
amounts to over $e.OO0O00. The larges
of any State in the Union. The Hoosi
ers have reason to be proud of their State
! and name.
Threshing machine stories are in or
der, and the South Bend Tribune claims
the premium for machine that turned
out 500 bushels of wheat in nine and a
half hours.
Delphi is considerably aroused by
the prospect of the Chicago and South
Atlantic Railway. An election of direc-
tors will be held there to-day and another
meeting in Chicago on the the 25th
Mr.. Horton of Marion, Grant County
has imported lot of seed wheat from
Europe, which he had purchased at the
Vienna exposition from the French and
Hungarian COMMISSIONS.
= DIR. Viets, recently of Laporte, makes
Plymouth his home now. Mrs. Vets is
sis ter of Miss Sallie Munday, will
known to our citizens as music teacher
ofrare ability
-Noyes is the name of the Republi-
can candidate for Governor of Ohio. But
Allen, his Democratic opponent is the
noisier of the two. The other eradicate
for Governor of Ohio, should be named
The Silent.
1t looks rather irreligious to see an
old man fill up grave OH Il warm day, and
to be foi ccd to do SO in IA hurry while an
audience waits ON him. 1t matters Eo. if
he is paid. A helping hand or a little
more would not be amiss.
- We notice that new sidewalk has
been put down on each side of Michigan
street, under the railroad bridge-an i'm
provement much needed. Pedestrians
can now go dry-shod to and from that
part of the city.
A dispatch from Lincoln, Neb., says
tickets at reduced rates to the Nebraska
State Fair, at that place, via the Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy Railway, will
continue on sale until Sept. 4, good to re-
turn until Sept 20.
Jared L. Mil.ilSan, of Washington,
Ohio, has been visiting his relatives, the
editor ofthe REPUBLICAN and family, for
a few days. He has many friends in La
porte, which city, as well as South Bend,
lac intends visiting before he returns.
- -Four chimney sweeps, hailing from
Chicago,-o African descent-paid this
place visit last Saturday; but their vo-
cation was slightly frustrated by "a misun-
Outstanding between them and some of
our citizens
They have so many burglaries in
south Bend, lately, thai the papers of
that city have a column set apart express
to report the depredations of house break
ers. They used to report accidental fin
ger clippings; but that has lost its inter
est
Last Sabbath was a very quiet day for
Plymouth. No bells were heard at any
of the Protestant Churches at the hour OF
service. Revs. Yundt and Taylor not of
ficiating in their pulpits-the latter being
absent. Rev. Boyd closed up his year by
preaching on the Apostolic Benediction.'
A careless driver broke a hind wheel
of Mr.. Adam Rinehart's wagon, Monday
afternoon. The man who did the careless
act was driving a span of horses attached
to wagon, rapidly through Michigan
street, and collided with Mr.. Rinehart's
wagon, which was standing near the side
walk, entirely out of the way of any one.
The man drove out of town without stop
ping to repair damages.