Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-12-03
Good sleighing Monday and Tuesday

The trial of David A. Gage Default
ing Treasurer of the city Of Chicago Is
now in progress in Waukegan.
The NJ. E. Church Sociable will be
held at the residence of Dr. w. w. JGco-
by, Tuesday evening. All are invited.
Miss Emma Yockey has returned home
from Ohio, after an absence Of several
weeks.
DIR. Hoag, formerly of Knox. Stark
county, is teaching school In Springville
Laporte county.
Several small droves OF fat hogs were
brought to this city, last Monday. They
were fat and saucy.
B. F. Dawson, assistant local editor
of the Union SPY, at Rochester. Ind,
called on us Tuesday. How many local
editors does the SPY" employs
A telegram from John S. Bender, Esq,
to Plat Mcdonald, announced the safe
arrival of Mr.. Bender, IL Liverpool, last
Saturday.
-Mr. w. Atkinson, very worthy old
gentleman. living near this place, is very
sick. 1t is thought that he cannot recov-
er.
The social of st. Thomas Episcopal
church, will be held at the residence of
Tr. L. a. Simons, IN east Plymouth, on
Thursday Nov. 10Th.
MIR. Robert Martin. living north of
Plymouth. drove some fat hogs 20 town
last Monday. On the way, one of them,
weighing about 900 lbs. gave out. and
died on the road.
South Bend has sold S65,0OO of her
5 per cent bonds, for e9 cts ON the dol
lar. They were sold by P E Studebaker,
to the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Company, of Newark, New Jersey.
STATE NEws.-Herelfter our readers
will find a well arranged column OF State I
news on tae inside pages of the REPUBLI-
CAN, as well as a large amour. OF local |
matter in our local columns.
We miss our correspondent Juno"
this week, cold weather and thanksgiving
will probably account for his failing to
drop Us a few lines-we shall look for |
him next week.
Don't fail IL renew your subscription |
for the -REPUBLIcaN this week. Remem-
Der our advance price is $3.50 per year.
Twenty cents will be added for postage,
for papsrs sent out of Marshall county.
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desire the trade OF Republicans, as they
will be more likely TO read them, il pub
lished ia this paper. tLan they would be
If published in any other.
w hen person feels tie hest is when
he has a clean face, and good shave
The best shaveisis in this city are in the
employ OF Mr.. John. Mueller, and they
spare no pains in fixing you uy in the
best of style. Call and try tor yourself
After warming their fingers at home
for several days, the workmen on Mr.
Sears brick building commenced work
again. yesterday morning. There is
prospect now that they may complete the
walls before another cold snap
We have added to our large stock of
job type, several fonts OF new and attract
i've styles. Call and see our specimens.
We are doing some very nice work Tor
large Chicago house. Our prices are as
low as any.
Major Havemyer, of New York City,
visited Flushing, Long Island. last Mon
day morning, and on returning. the trair
broke down, and lie Was Obliged 10 walk
two miles against a strong wind. He
died III apoplexy shortly after reaching
his Office, about noon
MIR. Isaac b. Copeland. of Laporie
County, has been in and around Plymouth
for several days, buying tat hogs for tb
Chicago market. lie says hogs arc scarce
and the price nigh. Mr.. Noah Wilttong
of North Township, is assisting Mr..
Copeland.
Geo. ". Boyd is crowded with bust
ness at the Eureka Touring mills. Gus
toners sometimes come faster than
they can be served. Boyd is making the
best -four ever made in this city. The
machinery OF the mill is the most perfect
and besides attending personally to the
business, he emplors first class mi'lers.
The new School building was dedi-
clied last Thursday evening. An address
was delivered by Rev. Dr. Hume, Hon.
II. G. Thayer..pre ented the keys Of the
building to Prof Chase. in neat and APP
propiate address,-to which Mr.. Chase
made a short reply. The music was good
and all things done in order.
Relief tor the suffering moor in Ne