Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-08-13

hair at the same old price.
We have under the protection of oul
city, boot-black.
Just received at G.. VOLTS, the lates
styles of fine hats of all colors, at low
prices.
Patrick Murphy, citizen of South
Plymouth, has commenced lumbe,
yard.
Plymouth seems to be quite place
of resort. There are quite number Of
visitors here now.
s. w. Jacoby is the champion jumpist
of Plymouth. That is the way he made
his base on home run.
The hay crop in Lagrange county has
been materially affected by drouth. Corn
is also suffering for want of rain.
Married, August 18th, 1874. Mr.. Geo
III. Bennett, to Miss Mary f. Graham, By
Ed 5. Fish, j. p, at his office.
DIR Matchette has returned to his
home in Bourbon. after few weeks trav-
ell in the South West.
dentistry seems TO be profitable bust
ness these days, judging from the number
who arr OF late relieved from old teeth,
anu now have new ones
Farmers say that the growing corn
is suffering from drouth, ard that the
prospect now is that the crop will be
light.
The Inter Ocean publishes the largest
list of delinquent tax .,ayers we have ever
seem 1t is said that the printing amounts
TO the very respectable sum of $4,000
The Fort Wayne Joural has a beau
tiful head. 1t Is no; quite 50 large as the
The J0araal looks cheerful.
healthful and beautiful
Misses Daisy Crane and Libbic Mi.
chael. at LaPor;e. and Miss Della Mo
sher. al adrian. Michigan, are the guests
Ut &. {. Buck and family.
John s. Bender, Esq. returned hcme
last evening. in improved health. We
judi x from the lively manner, in which
lac elected his friends.
H. V. Reed, al Chicago, will preach
N the Lutheran church, ON Sunday next.
Aug. rs. at $3.50 p. VI. Remember the
lme- All arc cordially invited to attend
john Singler says he expects every
'ne indebted To Joha Singler. or John
singler y Bro, To bc in his hardware
store, and settle up SCOTT
We understand liat Ed Fish. Esq.
: candidate for reelection for the office
If Justice OF thc Peace. for Center town
hip. lfit must boa Democrat, lie; it be
Fish.
The ground hereabouts was pretty
thoroughly wet by the rain hall on sun
lay nigh Potatoes and corn are thriv-
ne finely. and farmers rejoice IN belng
lolc TO do their plowias.
The Republicans in the 10th district
nave nomiraIed Maj. W. Ii Calkius, of
LaPorie, Tor Congress. Gen. Packard
aas no. candidate The nomination.
seems to have given general satisfaction.
-Mr. Gilmore. our accommodating teller
n the First National bank, don't like the
idewalk on Gano street very well, iudg-
ng from the way We saw him DItchiGg
over IL. one night this week. We don't
hink he swore; but he surely thought
'DERN" such sidewalks anyhow.
IL, A. Brown took our measure for
/ glass of soda water the other day. IL
Sas only half the usual size. We intend
% call for the other lalf before long. He
IAN twist as many kinds o! soda from one
asset a. "A thoroughly educated saloonist
an strong drink from one whisky bar
yi.
We have specially spoken of only
ew of our candidates this wnck bat will
Five each and all a friendly notice in due
lime They are all worthy men for whom
We can speak n good word freely and
,heerfully. They are pretty well endors
I'd any way.
Between aud 9 o'clock Monday af
Iernoon, the barn of Charles Wood, a tar
mer living about miles sout of Elkhart,
caught IRE from threshing machine en-
CINE, and consumed about 200 bushels of
wheat and p tons of hav. Loss about
$1,000; insured for $4,000 in the Farm
ers' Mutual.
The Eadies' temperance league had
mass meeting in the Court House yard,
in this city. last Sunday afternoon. Adj
dresses were delivered nv Rev. Wilson,
cf Warsaw, and Chas. III Reeve, Esq. of
Plymouth. We were IN Chicago that
day and have no report of the meeting,
except that there were about 400 persons
present.
The annual conference of the church
of God, for the state of Indiana, will be
held at Antioch church, five miles south
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