Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-06-25

OrOugraSS.
MIR. Peter Spangler, of the Maxim
kuckee Lake Hotel, made us an agreeable
call yesterday. Call again, We are always
glad to meet gentleman of his make.
Rain fell at Warsaw last Sunday af-
ternoon, for one solid hour, which gave
their streets a good sprinkling. Why
don't we get some, is now the question
Union Sunday School Celebration a.
Argos, July 4th. Basket dinner in the
grove near town All are invited to at
tend.
That double row of maple trees, from
A. L. Wheeler's TO the X. r. Bridge,
makes a delightful shade, these hot sun
shiny days.
Mr. Pepper has removed his dwelling
house to his lot No. SO Miner street, and
has reprinted and repaired it, so that it is
a very pretty building.
Gold has been discovered on a farm,
in Monon, White County, Indiana Hope
it will be found in paying quantities, even
to imitation.
Married on the 18th inst, by Rev. j.
l.. Lloyd, at the residence of the brides
father, Ora HI. Wilkinson, and Ella Nj
cholas.
Grain cradles, scythes, sraths, horse
rakes, hand rakes, cradle fingers, &c.
Call and get prices and see the goods.
BUCK & TUAN.
Mrs. Montgomery, who had been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. L. Boyd,
in this city, for few days, returned home
last Tuesday.
Ten more Sa5baths before the session
OF n. w. Ind. Conference at Lafayette.
Rev j. l.. Boyd is endeavoring leave his
charge in prosperous condition, to his
and their credit.
Summer races. over the Laporte
course. commenced on Tuesday, and will
end tomorrow. We acknowledge a
complimentary invitation by Secretary
McCollum.
The programme for the annual COM
mencement of st. Michaers Academy,
promises a rare treat TO the citizens of
Plymouth Entertainment Thursday
evening, July 2d.
-Ifany of our citizens want business
or calling cards printed, on white or col
ored board, tinted, bristol. or snow flake,
all they have to do is TO send in their or
Pers and the greenbacks, and they will be
supplied cheap-very cheap.
The 18th and last quarterly meeting
of the NJ Z. Church, comes off next
Saturday and Sabbath. Rev. G. VI. Boyd
of South Bend, presiding. Services on
Saturday at 21s o'clock p. NJ, and at ~.
On Sabbath ut usual hours.
-Godey's Ladies' Book for July, has
one Of the prcttiest little chromos We
have seen. Cooley does not make pictures
a specially; bat it always contains some
thing attractive in that line, rs well as in
ats reading matter.
Col. A. Poe was finel ten dollars by
Mayor Corbin. last Monday, for selling
liquor to Shaughnessy, "A minor. We
that ain appeal will be taken.
The selling was charged TO have been
done some time since
-Nussbaua 6 Mayer have choice
lot of fish and salt meat. Farmers will
find their store a good place To buy gro
ceries and meat, cheap. Lay IN your stock
for harvest They are selling off their
whisky cheap. in order to get out of the
trade in the article.
MIR. 4. Hawley was surprised and
gratified last Monday morning, to find on
his ice box, at his residence, two boxes of
delicious strawberries. Where they came
from or who sent them, is mystery 10
him. He says he should not object to
being treated in that way every morning.
-Children's day, as set apart by the
General Conference o. the Methodist
Church, was observed by the church here
on Sabbath last, with appropriate and
interesting services for the children, and
were mainly conducted by the members
of the Sunday school
-Chas. Smith, who is pretty good
authority on the potato bug question,
saws that farmers should not be too sure
that the little pest is doing no harm to
the growing crop. He thinks the bugs
have only let 60 to get better hold. 1t
is safe to watch them closely and dose
them freely with paris green and plaster.
Charley Wilcox, at Hills bakery, is
No. baker, and is now turning out IA
barrels of crackers per day, besides
large amount of bread, cakes and pies.
Persons desiring nice and good we'd
ding cake will do we'll to let Charley, the
champion baker of the State, bake it for
them.
Prof MulKins, who has made Ply
mouth visit every year for tour years,
for the purpose of giving lessons in PEN
manship, left this city Tuesday Tor Roa-