Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-03-12

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week in CHS city. until the last week,
when he only sold twelve Kegs. He adds
"Py tam, dink sthop lie pishness.
Desc vimins is playing der tuyvel NIT me
and my peer. Mine Got in himmel, | ish
played out - Valparaiso Vidette.
w. J. Adams, c. Whitmore, c. Pal
mer & Son, DIR a. o. Borton. y. G. &
A. 3. Capron, Ed. S. Fish, Corbin &
CLANCY, w. b. Hess, John S. Bender
and T. II. Hawkins, are the Plymouthiies
who say it pays them to advertise in the
Bourbon Mirror.
The Rochester bellies and beaux are
having series of Sunday night dances.
We always thought the associations and
pleasant pastimes to be found in and
about Rochester to be demoralizing, and
now we are sure of it. The name of
''belles" applied to these ladies is nesr
ly Synonymous with one less popular.
"A Plymouth young man, who usu-
ally goes calling about three evenings in
the week, says that he gives 'em due
notice that he amt on the marry" His
borhood of East Plymouth, and conse-
quently the girls in that section of the
J L. S. are just one "feler" ahead. He is a
typo, and for the benefit of the craft, We
viii just add that the cap part of his
'Dear Augustus" spelled in 81. c" is the
box below The o-box, above the lbox and
above the mbox. Now guess.
The Whitley County CONNER
eial, published the names of sign
ers to petitions for permits to sell
liquor in Columbia City, last week, and
created considerable excitement there
by. Seven subscribers for the paper with
drew their names in consequence, and
| fifteen new names were added to the list
Some men are very sensitive about hay-
ing their names published in such con-
nection; but why it should be so we can
pot understand. The man who signs
such a petition, and thinks be is doing
right. ought not to be ASHAMED of it. If
he thi, KS the act is wrong, he should set
himself right as soon as possible.
City Officials are up to sharp tricks.
A couple of strangers made their appear
lance in Indianapolis with two horses
which they sold for less than half their
value. The city Marshal knew that
there must be something wrong about the
men, and very naturally supposed that
they had stolen The horses. de .casghi
one of the men, and the other left the
city. There being no proof of crime
against the stranger the Marshal made
him swearing mad, and then arrested him
for profanity.
Meetings composed of ladies and gen
tlemen, were held in Warsaw last week
in behalf of temperance, to arouse the
people to action against the liquor traffic
The Lsdianian says: 1--WE learn, also,
that committee was appointed for the
purpose of urging upon those who have
signed the various petitions, recently in
circulation, OF those desiring to secure
permits at the present term OF the COM
missioners Court, to withdraw their
narIes from the petitions, by which means
it is thought that enough can be induced
to elise their signatures to defeat the
granting of permits, and we presume that
this will be the case. We venture the
assertion-by way of parenthesis-thai
the committee will be surprised to see the
names of some on these petitions that
E they least expected, unless they. take
slime by the fore lock- and erase them in
advance"
!. And now the quiet little town o.
, Akron, Fulton county, takes the lead
among scandal-loving community. One
e A. ]. Anderson is said to be guilty of in
. cest with his three daughters. He wa.
: arrested, and placed under bonds to ap.
/ pear at the next term of circuit court
: but he disappears rather mysteriously, to
D the complete CONSERVATION of his bonds
men, and others interested in his an(
their own welfare After an absence of /;
= few weeks he returns to his family, much
i to the relief of his bondsmen, and whel
? speaking of the subject is profuse in hi
y protestations of innocence, and says b,
E came back for fair and impartial trial
,, 1t seems that he was Immediately sur
q rendered to the authorities upon his re
turn, and placed in jail at Rochester fo
!. safe keeping.
+ Chicagois in favor of an increasing tn
amount of paper currency. Senator Logal
presented petition, on Monday, signe'
/ by Potter Palmer, Samuel j. Walker, Z
. F. Allen, II. o. Stone, j. Young Scam
= mon and Peter Sckutler, fer that purpose
l. These men, it is said have done more t.
= build up Chicago than all others there
- The Mayor and majority of the Alder
= men oe the city have also seat petition
~ to the same effect-another one with tn
names of 100 leading business firms, an
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