Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-05-07
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u ocb pIihtihS Vonc cheapiN anu WCil.
Remember the circus next Tuesday
and don't fail to come to town and see the
same.
Mr.. III. Il. Pcrshing mas left with us
u specimen brick" of Frcer stone, manu-
featured by himself.
Our young friend Lamartine Bailey
was in town Yesterday lie says he is on
the way to California. Success TO HIM.
IL T. Martin, of Elkhart, Ind, com
mit,ed suicide by shooting himself at
Niles, Michigan.
Every person who is indebted to the
REPUBLICAN will confer u favor by send
ing in the money at once. II is but
little; but that little 10 needed.
Mrs. Early delivered very good
address last Sunday evening, at the Nj. Z.
church. She is undoubtedly a smart
woman, and we'll versed in her mission.
Elder H. " Reed, of Chicago, viii
preach at Antioch, five miles south of
Plymouth, next Sunday, at 1880 y. ",
and evening.
Next Tuesday will DC Il favorable
time for business men to sc-lttcr hand
bills. The people will be in town to see
the great show.
Rev. DR.. Hume, Rector OF 81. Thomas
Church. will preach next Sunday morn
lug, "On True Religion" and in the
evening, ''On tho Dlcssedness of Obedi-
ence"
"A. Becker's head clerk. Mr.. Simon
Wolf. went to Warsaw yeste iylay to attend
- Paws circus. We hope for his speedy
return, after seeing the elephant, for ne is
a good fellow AS we'll Us u first-class gro
Gerry clerk.
The handsome majority by whit h
Mr.. Alfred Morrison was reelected coui,-
Gilman. in the I'd ward, was a deserved
compliment TO good officer. DIR. Rey-
holds was the strongest man the Demo
crSts could have put up against him.
DIR. Charles Palmer died at his home
in Michigan City. on Thursday last, aged
6S years. He was one of the Oldest and
most respected citizens of that place. He
settled in Michigan City, la 1888, think
Ing It's prospects for becoming a great
commercial city better than Chicago.
We are not disposed to be noisy over
our victory; but we can't help smiling
little, sometimes, when we think how
certain the Democratic politicians were
last week, that they would nominate
Democrats and elect them for councilmen,
this year, without the advice or assistance
Of Republicans.
Our Danger and Duty as connected
With the Temperance Reform will be
discoursed at the Methodist Episcopal
church next Sabbath morning by Rev. j.
l.. Boyd. and in the evening, the Teach
ings of the Bible and the Relation of the
Christian Church to Temperance Refor-
nation All are cordially invited to hear
these discourses.
The election for corporation officers,
in Warsaw, on Monday. resulted in the
election of the temperance candidates, by
221 majority. The election brought out
the largest vote ever given in that town.
Bonfires were lighted and general rejoic-
ing INDUCED in by the victors.
The officers elected at Argos, are as
follows: Martin Butcher, G. w. Gordon,
and ]. w. P. Copeland, Trustees; A,
Leslie, Treasurer; NJ r. Tribby, Clerk
G. Behne, Assessor. The political parties
are equally represented on the ticket. The
party lines were not drawn.
DIR. Barr, our correspondent of Argos
InIiana, is authorized to forward us sub
+. scriptions, advertising, or job work a
cur lowest cash rates. Parties in tha
place who may wish to send us their or
ders can leave them with the Doctor, an(
they will be attended to promptly ant
satisfactorily.
The incorporated town of Bourbon
we are told by Mr.. Bailey. went unani
mously for the whiskyites, and electe'
ali Democrats for its council. Thi
shows that men will talk a great deal
but when the day comesjto cast thei
vote, they express their sentiments II
full. Perhaps though, Bourbon "set u
the Bourbon" which sometimes has a bi
effect on persons brain, or there Nigh
have been spite-work; but in some case
people cut off their noses to spite thei
faces, and no doubt it will prove so j
this case. How strange it is that peopl
will do wrong!
The wreck that occurred on the I
FIT. w. & C. r. r., last Saturday night,
estimated at loss of twelve or fiftee
thousand dollars. The cause of the trai
jumping the track was through til
cSrelessness of a freight conducto
who aiming TO throw the switch BAG
in its proper place to let the comm
train pass him, but did not do it, cons
xronflv when No (which ia dine he,