Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-12-31
"A beautiful Christmas.

The Timetable on the l. P. & c. r.
r. has been changed.
Read the inside pages of this paper
They are full of news and fun.
Big johnson, of South Bend, called
to see US one day last week.
-"Everything is lovely" is whit the
young man said when he kissed his Aunt
Betsy.
| Read Hon. II. G.. Thsyer's letter in
this paper. 1t will interest all Of our read
ers.
Lou. Hamburger and David Vile, of
Laporte, were registered at the Parker
House, in This city, last Saturday.
w. E. Higgins, Esq, of Laporte
took dinner with his uncle. Squire Reeve
in this city, last Monday.
Hon. Gerret Smith. the philanthro
pist, died OF apoplexy, in Utica, -. u
last Monday ii. was II years old
Our merchants are generally doing a
good business Especially those who al
vertise. Look at the advert sing colum ~
10 find oct where ID trade.
A man I'm Stamford, Conn, gave "a
dy glass eye, VI The ni5gt of her crystt,
wedding.
- here is Katie King, down at TIE
re 1iaute, Ind. ard the popdlace believes
in il sllll
Tho Hon. Stephen a. Cobb, Of Kan
sss, writes la say lac 10 not dead. but Oh
oily NJ reelected.
There were great many people in
town from the country on Christmas
day. The weather Was mild and pleas
ant, and our streets were crowded all
day.
The ice on the Lakes near this city
is len inches thick. and of good quality
for packing. Who will supply our CHI.
zens with the luxury next summer
The Six Brothers band, of this city
have been kept busy this winer. Thi
superiority over ali competitors in North
ern IndIana is achno~ LEGGED
Rev. John L. Boyd, ii New Cailisle
and Ialui.s, a.e visiting Trends in Ply
Ii ouih. THIS week. They ale cordially
reserved, and seem To enjoy iLeil Visit.
-Maifild, i'll this city, on the 25th o,
Dec, by itcv. ~ fuiier. Mr Frank Sher.
land, To Miss Mar L. suit both of
" esl. townshi.'.
Married, by Rev. A. Fuller, at the
residence of the bride father, in this city,
on sunday the @7th inst, Mlr. Thomas
Philips. To Miss Sarah g. Watkins.
MIR. E. Nash and wife, of Ills vicin
ily, have their entire tami OF son, ard
eius htcrs at home with them this week
One son aud his wife, are fiom Ohio.
( they We're all in the VI. Z. Church, in
thl, place last Sunday.
The Cincinnati Enquirer, Democrat
ic. is III favor Voorhees, for l.. ;. senat,
la Succeed Hon. d. II, Pratt. The
Enquirer Complains that no Republican
paper III the west has expressed any de-
sire tc elect Voorhees,. Somebody is mis- !
taken.
We rather Ike the cutting and slash
ing style of The Laporte Chronicle; but
really we cannot see how ii is going To
benefit The Repablican party, by defend
ing Congress, ard staUbing the Repub;i
can newspapers THAT make or ulmake
cong essmen.
-Saeiuel Moore sliced up bear and
saddle OF vcnison at his meat market
last Monday, part of the p oduct of the
hunt Of ID. Zehner, b. Jordan and NJ l..
Smith, in Wisconsin, a short time ago
Plymouth Democrat
Don't fail IL renew your subscription
for tLe RETtrITcAS this week. Remem
Der our advance price is $50 per year
| Twenty cents will I've added for postage,
for papers sent oui of Marshall county.
Turkeys grow very large in this q I'm
", we sh IA d judge rom the very lais q
os,es ia our market last week,
-Messrs. Nussbaum & Mayors, sent Us
Cnrstn,s present, picx,ge o. cram.
berries. tnr which they have our thanks;
but they forgot To send the sugar To sweet
en them.
john Jacoby made US happy last Sat
ur,iay, by the presentation of large
bas hei Of 81 lendid apples They were
delicious. Mr. Jacuby said he intended
la bring them Christmas. They were
just as acceptable the day after.
job Printing oi NIL kinds neatly and
promptly executed, at the REPUBLICAN
office. Terms as low as the lowest.
MILL our friends try IN inf7uence one