Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-02-19
AS we go to press it beautiful

name of w. NJ. Nichols as city editor.
The Inter Ocean has some little SEN
sation over the temperance movements of
our quiet neighboring little city of Val
paraiso.
Mark Tuttle dropped in upon us yes
terday He hailed from Upton, this
state. He will probably remain in Ply
mouth about two weeks.
Mrs. Nicholas has been very ill for
some time, and is worthy subject for
charity's hand to smooth her sure depar-
Nre ere long from among u.s.
The frame shaniy and the portable
saddle shop on the burnt district, have
been rolled west, to make room for
Bergman & Co.'s store room.
1t seems that one farmer is legally
testing the strength of the city govern
ment; but in the outcome the test and
whiskey will leave him with less cash.
1t isn't fashionable, in a town where
there is no system of buying reserved
seat tickets eniitleiDg the holder to spec
| flied seats. to bring your girl late to the
show.
Wallace Montgomery, of Montgom-
cry county, Indiana, brother to Rev. Mrs.
Boyd, and student of Wabash College,
is in the city rusticating few days with
his friends.
Does the man who bitterly opposes
Christianity, and who is so possessed OF
the devil as to abuse his wife for her re-
iigious convictions, deserve the counte-
nance of good society.
The Methodist Church is making
almost clean sweep with the Gospel
net, as thrown by the NJ. Z. Church and
Wesleyans. in quite scope Of country
north. The fish are plenty, SO fish on.
-Jilson and Dickinson have gay
tackeys and are fair equestrians on muddy
days. How natural tor bachelors to love
some Kind of an animal No complaint
or envy gentlemen. Ride on and when
you get tired let us try the metal of your
steeds.
We have medium, or a sorceress, or
a witch, or something else in the per-
son of charming "sweet sixteen" who
resides in West Plymouth Our unbe-
lief was shaken by having an unoffend-
ing table tell US some facts in her pres
eIce.
We have received for publication an
essay delivered befor. the Walnut town
ship Tee chcrs' Institute, by A. L. Brooke,
which viii. appear in the REPUBLICAN
next week. 1t came to hand too late Tor
this week. 1t is very we'll written essay
and will do to keep.
The Charity Concert committee have
nearly all the money on hand. yet that
was realized bv their concert this winter
Any person knowing Of persons in pccd
OF assistance should inform the committee
50 Tat they may put the money where 1t
will do the most good VIM. q. Edward ;,
5. Mayer and Cleaveland are the commi
tee to disburse the funds.
The number of Interrogation points
that were hurled at bewitchcd table, on
last Sunday evening, at somebody's resi-
denee on Jefferson street, would startle "a
Hoosier schoolmaster 10 contemplate.
The spirits of various departed Modocs,
whom we had supposed to lnhabit the
happy hnnting grounds, were called up,
and from their replies we infer that there
is no demand for fire wood OF fire-water
in their immediate vicinity and that they
are not happy.
The same old "holler, holler, or
won't foller." is now keeping our citizens
awake, almost every evening in the
week. The boys who are at present
scalping the corners" of those squares
lying between the streets, Madison and
Washington ON the NORM and south, and
Michigan and Plum on the east and west,
should look a little out" or they will
run into the open arms of policeman,
who has been instructed to- take that dis
tTict on his beat.
The meeting at the Methodist church
continues with Unaba,ed interest. IL has
reached the silver grays, and the fathers
are getting out OF the way of the boys.
The Presbyterian Church commenced ex-
ira services on Tuesday evening and Rev.
3ir. hume announces Lent az The rhine
tor Episcopal house cleaning Let the
good WORK go on in Lent, and ever after
III all the churches.
The Christian church at Bloomings-
burgh Fulton county, vii. be dedicated
on Sunday, March 1st, Rev. n. Summer
bell, ID. d., of Cincinnati, will preach the
dedicatory diacourse. Members of Tip
pecanoe conference, ana all others who
can, are cordially invited 10 be present.
The nearest approach tn BloomingsDurgh
by rail, is Miller's station, on the l. p. s.