Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1873-11-13
nplmouth RepnbHfap.
PUBLILHED EVERY THURSDAY.
Weather cold and clear.

Meat is higher in Plymouth than in
any other place in its vicinity.
4 few loads of good hard wood wanted
at the kEPUBLIcAN Office.
Thanksgiving Day occurs On the
27th of this month
"A new word that has come to light.
do you hear me cluck?"
"A new sidewalk has been put down
in front of Balcony block
We want gooi canvasser and collec-
tor tc work for the REPUBLICAN.
Something "drapped' to-day. Did
you hear IT.
= THERE'S nothing so effective in bring
ing man up to the scratch as healthy
and high-spirited flee.
Less than 3 cents each week will nay
for the REPUBLICAN one year, if paid in
advance.
Business is fearfuliy lively, compare
lively speaking. Wonder what will turn
up" next
Deviney knows good joke on an
ice cream freezer Ask him-he will tell
you.
Last Saturday, our worthy Marshal
made it red hot" for the boys who drank
too much soda-water.
- Putting up u stove pipe in Danbury
is politely termed attending a black
cook mstinees"
= The stormy weather yesterday, made
the people look sorrowfully at their small
anti rapidly diminishing wood piles.
= Corrected Time Tables of the rail.
roads passing through this place. appear
IN this lumber of the REPUBLICAN.
Thanksgiving is not far Off Who
will donate the turkey this year--to the
preacher.
Eleven Polanders lately returned to
tfeir native country, after having sojourn-
ed in South Bend for lime
Over in Warsaw the people get
drunk just to spite old Baxter. for getting
UP the stringent law. They are trying to
make the law unpopular
The Blacksmith shop joining Adams
Foundry and Machine Shop is going to
have new roof One half is already fin
ished-
= Anew platform has been erected for
TIE fire engine. 1t is rebuilt on the old
SIZE. and is much better arranged than the
old one.
-Danbury man woke up in the middle
of the night to comment upon the extraor-
Urinary fact that the heaviest end of a
match is its light end.
House-plants thrive in the genial
atmosphere of the Court House. Treas
urer Soice has a choice collection of deli
cate and beautiful flowers and plants.
= Our 6evil has had the ague about
every other day. He wishes it would
leave this country, and go to Bucks
County, Pennsylvania
Rev. Hines will preach morning and
evening. next Sunday, in fhe NJ E
Church, Rev. Boyd beingabsen from the
city.
The first colored "brodder" of the
season, in this city, was seen here yesler-
day. He had on "dickey'' and a stand
up collar.
= Mr.. c.. Wensier, formerly Marshall
of this city; but for some time a resident
of Grand Rapids, died in that city, on Mon
day last
The South Bend Tribune has found
gamblers den in that city, and 1t is try
TO make that orderly city too hot for
them.
- In consequences of specie payments
being resumed stouter suspenders are be-
ing worn. and suspender buttons are
sewed on with double thread.
We want it understood, and bear in
mind that the Marshall County RRPUBLI-
CAN is the largest and best paper publish
ed in this county, and by paying $3.50 in
advance, you will receive i:one year.
We rather like to have our friends say
to US, there is the price OF the REPUBLI
CAN fora year, send il along. Plenty
more where that comes FROM" Such
words have cheering ring to them.
- Bro. Jernegan,. of the Mishawaka
Enterprise says, we have the sympatheis
of a man and brother for our loss of
chickens. 1t was not so very bad after
all, the chickens were great eaters.
The fire on last Sunday morning,
which resulted in burning down Mrs.
Derrer's yelling house, caused much ex-
element and racket among the clerks,
merchants and employees who hold forth
on Michigan street.
Miss Valencia Case, one of the
teachers in the Public Schools'of Misha