Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-03-26
Again it is " 90 west" :"


We return thanks 20 A. r. Philpot
for favors conferred.
Dot bees Won funny counthree, dot
"vest."
w. r. Fisher and wife, of South
Bend, arei" + city visiting friends.
"A L. Coffy is now selecting an i'm
mense stock of spring goods.
Post Office Jones is s'bssAful Try
him, girls-Tdtler
Libelous. $4,000 damages.
Sheriff Moon, of Fulton county, was
in the city, and attended the. theatre on
Monday evening of last week.
The County Treasurer is very busy
receiving money for taxes, and making
out receipts.
-Elkhart has voted against making
city of that town. Better quit trying to
put on city airs then.
John L. Woodward and wife have
returned from prolonged visit with the
latter's relatives in Constantine, Mich.
Some fellow asked us if Jilson was
subscriber ef ours, one day last week
We were compelled to answer no; but
her papa is"
We are authorized to offer the RE-
PUBLICAN and Christian Union, the
largest and best family paper out for
general news, at 81, 80 cash.
We are told Barney Ryder says he
will repair all shoes worn in the crusade,
free of charge. Postmaster Kendall is
our responsible informant.
Master Chas. Woodward is the most
accommodating grocery merchant in the
city. Normy fills the important position
of Granger clerk in his establishment.
--Kendallville wants the county seat
of Noble county moved from Albion to
that place. She has been standing out in
the cold long enough. "Take a cheer"
-Bufe Holcomb mas placed US under
obligations for some new horse -radish.
Such kindness as this fairly brings the
tears to a PERSONS eyes-especially if he
has to CRATE it.-Mista,caIta Enterprise.
The South Bend Union is now an
outsider" Probably nobody but a
printer will understand the full import of
the quotation. We didn't exactly look
for Chicago allurements in that quarter.
Bud Means, of the Rochester Spy,
gives the correct solution of the conun-
drum put TO printers in our issue of two
weeks ago, and in return declares he
knows achy "Ephraim isn't "on the
marry" We give it up.
| One volumeOr the Indiana journal,
Weekly, will be given as premium to
any one who will send US $3.50 for five
yearly subscribers, for the Marshall Coun-
ty REPUBLICAN. Here is a good chance
to get good Republican paper, for avery
title trouble.
We will furnish the new style cards
glass for SOC per pack of doz.; 81 per
pack of dozen. Ask Cliffe NJ. Brooke
to show you a specimen, and then leave
your order with him or at this Office.
We regret exceedingly our inability
to attend that oyster supper at the resi-
dence Of James Hawley, as per invita-
ton; but the truth is we were previously
engaged. We are told by those who at
tended that they enjoyed it hugely.
On Saturday at 2 o'clock, T. J. Pat
terson counted II horses hftched on
Michigan street, for a distance of two
squares only. We presume there were
more than twice as many. if we include
LaPorte, Gano and Washington streets.
Who says business wasn't lively in Ply
mouth on Saturday?
Our young friend William Cullen has
returned to Plymouth, after three
months experience in Bremen, as q
school teacher He says most of the time
passed very agreesbly. He don't seem
inclined to explain about his prospects
for the future.
"A brother of p. O. Jones. who was
going west, stopped off here few hours
one day last week. He halls from Lima,
Ohio, and reports that the sum of $685.
600 has been raised in that town to aid
lthe crusaders. One man alone gave 81
900.
T DR.. Dunlap returned last Sunday.
from a trip TO Northern Iowa. He was
in McGreggor for short time, and was
so well received by the people there, that
he expresses, somewhat warmly, his ad-
miration of them; but the climate is too
cold for his weak lungs.
The young editors of the Idttlsr were
merciless in their attempts to make
foolish" with almost everybody-"we
uns" included. Blow away, boys, we
never could get mad at printer; but
when you makeup" don't put us in
such close proximity to Levi Truax.'
PIG" and other dead beats.