Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-09-11

Work is being pushed ON the Jollet
and Valparaiso Railway.
The opera house at Terre Haute is to
be sold to satisfy mortgage.
"A new Methodist Episcopal Church
is being built at Kendallville, at a cost of
about $4,000.
Cecil Ernsperger, of Rochester, has
leg badly mixed with fragments of glass,
owing to some powder breaking out of
bottle very violently
And now the bugs, having obtained
all the forage they can from the potato
vines of Berrien County, have dug into
the hills and attacked the potatoes.
1t is one of the lowest depravities in
to which human being can sink to delib-
erately, premeditatedly and with malice
aforethought without provoeation, Sian.
der a neighbor.-V Vidette.
The campaign between Washburn
and Butler in Massachusetts is so lively
that votes are being taken upon almost
every passenger train. Both sides are
ahead
-Henriette Robinson, the yelled muir
deress, has been taken TO the Auburn Lu-
natic Asylum, hopelessly insane She
has served eighteen years and half of
life sentence.
"A Texas editor says the chief amuse-
ment of citizens of his town is to poison
dogs, and his chief regret that they wish
to pay subscriptions to his sheet in dead
carcasses.
A japanese Police Commissioner
has been cashiered, and his entire estate
confscated, for taking bribe to wink at
the doings of disorderly character.
How fortunate that our civilization is
more advanced!
Fairs this week: Loogootee, Dam
vile, Corydon, Middle Fork, Richmond,
Logansport, Pendleton, Bloomingdale,
Petersburg, New Harmony, East Enser-
prise, Rashville, Seymour and Martin
vile.
- The Clerk of the Indianapolis School
Board had the GOODNESS to charge the
county so for the use of the High School
Hall by the County Teachers Institute,
and the Commissioners allowed it with
out murmur.
Alexander Washington, a colored
barber of indianapolis, was found dead in
the woods near Knightstown, last week,
in the attitude of prayer. He was under
the influence of delirum tremens when
last seen.
The poet SAKE wrote this sentiment
the other day:
You have heard of 'the snake in the grass" my boy
OF the terrible snake in the grass;
But now you must know,
Mans deadliest foe
Is the snake OF different lass,
Alas,
'Tis the venomous snake in the glass!
A correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gazette gives the following description of
the ish jewelry which Denmark contri-
butes to the Vienna Exposition: The
iewelry is made exclusively of the bones
and scales of fish. 1t is just as dear as if
it was made of gold, and it is as highly es-
teemed by the ladies cf Copenhagen. It
is in many respects the most beautiful class
OF fine work we haye seen. There are
earrings, bracelets, and crosses made of
fine delicate fish bones, white as the driv-
en- snow, and carved fine as gossamer web,
and embossed with beautiful bright red
and crimson fish scales. Thele are also
large cases of fish jewelry, such as knives,
forks, spoons, ladies, etc., carved in the
most exquisite patterns out of fishes
bones and ornamented with fishes scales.
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September number of this favorite Mufs
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beautiful new music and interesting musi-
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the Oct, Nov and Dec numbers free to
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month This will give the subscriber
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