Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-11-06
was told to move, and fof the first time
The O. Ms and o. Bs are growing

The o. Ms and o. BIS are growing
scarce in Plymouth. 1t is thought that
if there is a corresponding falling off in
numbers. few weeks longer, there will
not be enough of them left to make an
excursion party to Maxinkuckee next Ju'
! ly.
Stokes, who murdered Fisk, was
found guilty of murder in the third degree.
and sentenced to four yeras hard labor in
the New York State Prison. The EVIL
! dence in the case given to the jury was of
such a character that it was difficult to
determine whether Stokes murdered Fisk,
or Fisk murdered Stokes.
johnny Brooks, clerk at Houghton's
grocery was delivering some goods near
the P. s. Fit w. r. R, when hlshorse took
fright and made his way up Center street,
on 24O time, throwing JOHNNY out of the
vehicel. JOHNNY had the nerve, and held
to the lines, and stopped the horse in
front of NJ E. Church. No damage of
any consequence done.
We acknowledge the courtesy of an
invitation from Yellow River Grange, No.
100, of the Patrons OF Husbandry, to at
terd celebration of the order. on DR..
Caillats farm, on the 18th day of December
next, at half past ten o'clock, a. NJ. We
shall be happy to be present on the occa-
sion, and IN Ike the acquaintance of the
members of the order.
PRETTY SHARP-Mr Vance, a promi-
sing young actor in indianapolis, was Sc
verely criticised by Geo. G. Harding, last
summer in his Sunday Herald, for which
Vance made an assault on Harding, md
got himself indicted for an assault with an
intent to kill. Vance was tried few days
ago for the offense, and fined 500 Hard
ing is too kind hearted to hold malice !;
but don't like to apologize to the living
So he published notice of Vances death,
and hoped that "he knew that he enter
tanned not even a ghost of animosity TO
wads him." If that has not brought
about friendly feelings between them,
Harding can write another obituary that
will
= If you owe anybody load Of wood,
don't say you have deposited it in the
bank, and it has suspended. If you have
promised to deliver load of hay in
somebody's barn, don't complain of the
tightness of the money market, but start
with the hay on time 1t may save the
life ola good COW. Potatoes are rather
scarce; but they bring good price. Bet
ter deliver them, as you have promised,
and get your pay, than let them freeze in
the ground. A man always feels better
after having been as good as his word
-Nr. G. W. n. Stephens, of Walkerton
called on US at our oshce, on Wednesday
and reported that business at Walkerton,
is not hurt much by the late panic. Mr.
:. is a merchant, and carries a very large
stock. His goods are of the latest and best
styles, and sells them cheap for cash.
Persons in thai vicinity wishing anything
in his line of business, can rest assured
by buying of him that you will get just
such goods as Mr.. Stephens recommends
them to be, and at figures that defy COM
petition.
John Mueller has been on the sick
list for two week past. We are happy to
say that he is recovering fast, and will
soon be at his post ready to wait upon
his customers. Mr.. George Hiltwine,
an employee of Mueller, has been run
ming the tonsOrial shop, and managed l.
successfully Geo. is a good boy and has
taken up shaving and hair cutting like
a fish in water Hear him laugh.