Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-03-05

Liberty. 1t is supposed that she died
from exposure and fatigue. A cores
pendent of the Laporte Herald furnishes
the news.
"A meeting of the delegates from
Southern Michigan and that part of Indi-
ana lying north of Peru, held in LaPorte
a week ago yesterday, it was decided to
celebrate the next anniversary (55th) of
the founding of the order of Odd Fellows,
at Michigan City, on the 9th of April
the Goth falling on sSunday.-Laports
Herald.
One of the finest horses in the State
was in Plymouth. last Friday. He is a
black pony, about 13 hands high, and
stands on three legs. He is a native of
New Mexico; has travelled all over the
west. Is the best traveller in the country
if We can believe half what his owner
says of him. Jim Thompson took good
look at him, but could not afford to buy.
Our young friend Mr.. John H. Har-
ris, and Miss. Belle futile were married,
according to appointment, in the Presby-
terrain church in this city, on Thursday
last. Particulars under the appropriate
head. The REPUBMICAN Office was kind
ly remembered by the bride. The cake
was very nice. 1t is unnecessary to say
we wish our young friends a long and
happy life, as We do of course.
=" Two weeks ago last Saturday
night" says the .Iadianian, 1.-TWO War
saw boys broke into the Office of the
Warsaw Wooden Mill, and stole about
400 yards of cassimeres, and secreted them
in stable near by. The theft was trac-
ed to the boys, and the goods returned.
1t is supposed that the boys will not be
nor their names exposed"
This may be the better course to pursue
in their case.
Somebody's horse, which was sad
died and hitched to post on Michigan
street, thought he would play practical
joke on his boss" on Monday, and ac-
unhitched the halter in the
middle, and took an "air line route for
home, sweet home" The Granger was
Obliged to take "Shank's mare" The
Shanks Brothers are accommodating
navigators when benzine and .reenbacks
are scarce.
We are informed that a certain typo,
who sometimes goes by the name of
= Danbury JIM" is in the habit of wait
ing in the /. p. & c. coal shed, at the
Jefferson street crossing, for his girl"
on such evenings as she comes ia town
to church. We suggest to Miss Flaxen
Locks, and for the benefit of the afore-
said " Danbury," that she take him into
church with her. and not discard him at
the crossing and allow him to swear and
shiver and shiver and swear all to him.
self in coal shed until 9 o'clock Pm.
An unfortunate affair occurred on
Monday evening last, in which John
Langenbaugh, young man in the employ
Of w. Z. Leonard, as a baker, was Sc.
verely wounded in his head, by Mr.. OH
yer G. Hoham. The parties are both
young men of good character and usually
quiet and inoifensive. The affair COM
nenced in misunderstanding and ended
IN Hoham's pleading guilty of assault and
battery, and being fined five dollars and
osts, by W. Kelley, j. P. Whisky had
nothing to do with the case
The large audience room of the
church was crowded on last
Sunday evening, and filled in the morn
ng. The people do not seem tired of
meeting, nor the ministry wearied in their
Efforts. In the afternoon there was held
onC of the most interesting conference
meetings ever held in Plymouth. These
meetings have resulted, to date, in har-
'est of over fifty members to the church.
1t the Presbyterian church the meetings
nave been of great interest also. Some 6
nave protested a good hope through
grace" and there is now good prospect
or harvest of members. Rev Taylor
has been assisted by Rev. Bro. Elliot, of
Rochester, good singer and energetic
preacher. There will be services at the
church tonight.
The Bourbon Mirror of last Satur-
lay, contained four local items. We are
'ure it contained four. because We read
hem-every one of them-and they all
eferred, directly or indirectly, to our
three-liner relating to Mr. Sears re-
noval to plymouth. The Mirror is
little touchy on this subject, it seems,
md it proposes to make it to Mr.. Sears
interest to remain in Bourbon. This
nay be all we'll enough for the Mirror
nan; but if Mr.. Scar candidly considers
he little matter of dollars and dimes, he
will undoubtedly see the advantage of
icing located at the county seat, and
'erhaps not give over so readily the idea
We mentioned,-the Mirror man and his