Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-04-23
The following Marriage Licenses. have

April: Adam watkins 10 julia brown; L
Squire Joshua Ewert to Ciarissa E. Eefin
Joel ID. Messersmith to Jemima Smith;
Henry Erb to Mary Crarner.
Bill Groh. an enterprising grocery
dealer in Kendailville, advertises largely |
in the newspapers, and has built up a
large trade for himself. He has done
has attracted buyers from neigh |
boring counties, and helped all kinds of
business in his town.
An appeal, written by Mrs. Van Val :
kenburg, and read at the temperance
meeting last Friday night, by Mrs. Z. Fl.
Blain, will be published in the REPUBLI-
CAN next week 1t is an excellent article,
and will neither lose its interest nor be
out of date by the delay, although we
should have preferred publishing 1t this
week, if We had received the copy earlier.
We learn that another weekly paper
is to be started IN Plymouth soon, by
our young friends, Cliffe M. Brooke and
A. B., Clark, formerly typos in the Re-
PUBLICAN Office. They have learned
something of the immense profits made
by Plymouth publishers, and are anxious
to become millionaires. They have wit
messed the immense power and influence
of the Plymouth press, and they are
anxious to share it.
In Michigan City they fine women
for selling whisky without license.
One day last week Margaret Roe was
arrested, and brought before the Mayor
of that city and fined for violation of the
Baxter law. She refused to pay the fine,
and the Marshal had to break door
down to catch her, before he took her to
Jail. Liberty is on the decline.
A young Doctor by the name of Me-
Alister, died in Cincinnati on the morn
ing of the 18th inst, from the effects of a
dose of hydrate of choral, and bromide of
potassium, administered by himself. He
went to drug store at IL O'Clock at
night, got the medicine and went home /,
and was dead at three o'clock. Hydrate
of choral is found to be dangerous
medicine.
Earnest H. Borges, a German citizen
of Logansport, in this State, attempted to-
kill his mother-in law, his wife and his
child, last Saturday. He sho: his wife,
! lnfiicting an ugly flesh wound in her head,
and poisoned himself with dose of OPT
um. His wife will recover. Borges had
become demented by the use OF whisky.
Jim BaiIy wants dog. We know
he wants one, for we heard him offer
John W. Thomas % cents for his shep
herd dog, last Monday. He made the of.
fer too, with full knowledge of the fact
that there is tax on dogs. Now if any
body has dog TO sell he can find pur-
chaser, if price can be agreed upon.
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Last Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock,
a circus passed through our city, at least
a part of one. For an explanation, you
can receive it from Rodowsky's Big New
foundland 'dorg," as he was the Eain
witness, and wanted TO LINE 'em:" but
Bob, his boss, thought he WAS most too
young to belong to the nodocs. and gave
him to distinctly understand that he must
stay home with the boys.
The MARSHALL County REPu3LIcAN is
undoubtedly the largest and best paper
published in the county, and deserves the
patronage and support of every live and
true Republican in the county. We know
that we are in the minority but that is nc
reason why every Republican should moi
get up and show his color, and support hi
political paper Let every Republican
lend his aid to the REPUBLICAN, and
we will venture to say that you will get a
paper that you connot help but appreci-
ate; but as long as you throw a coh
shoulder to the.paper and lend no infu
ence towards it, what can you expect?
Steve Plant, a young and eXper
shoemaker of our city did not like the
style of dress the man wore thatwas sell
ing Samples of Soap" on cur streets, las
Friday evening. He seems to think tha
his circus costume had false belly at
tached to it, for the purpose of securing
the sample boxes which contained tn,
money prizes. Now Steve. that kind o
costume Gf it has what you saw is too
delicate subject for us to to undertak,
to explain; out will say, from the amoun
of money he handled in such a short time
that there was something very falls
about it, let it be belly, or some cthe
kind of a coneeaIer Ask Norm Wood
/ ward about it.
The Plymouth Republican is improSin;
with each successive issue, and is entitled
, to the support of every Republican il
Marshall county We said this before
once, and we havn't a bit of doubt in on
own mind, that our remark led TO tina
suit for $50,000 We say it again, how
ever, even if it will cost us "what littl
we are worth" Patronize the Republican
-NortherR Indianias.
t We gratefully acknowledge the favor
able notice of the REPUBLICAN; but W
can't affoad to repay in one issue of on
paper for that costly notice, but will us
all the high priced words we comman
in few $4,000 acknowledgements. Tn
: REPUBLICAN needs all the aid it can &c
and deserves more.
: Two young chaps from Plymouth
t neither of them of age, it is said, came t
i Bourbon Saturday, and visited Martz'
e saloon, where they procured half gallo
d of beer and drank it on an adjoining llo1
To- o>~x,o 4ho