Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-02-05

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Read the advertisement headed "The
Printers Devil" in another column.
-Renbarger's red and sorrel turn out
is quite no5by.
Hogan is back from the east with
his bride.
-Demorest's Monthly and TIE REPUB-
LIcAN $500 per year.
Old newspapers Tor sale, at the REPUB-
LIcAS Office for IS cents per hundred.
Tom Shakes. OF Walnut Station, was
in the city last Friday.
business cards very neatly and cheap
ly printed at the REPUBLICAN, office.
Bourbon has been we'll represented
In court this week by the editor, lawyers
and citizens generally.
Less than cents each week will ra
for the REPUBLICAN one year, if paid in
advance.
Chicago has borrowed Sl,3j0,000 in
New York, at and per cent. without
commission, by 5. 8. Hays, comptroller.
We are clubbing the REPUBLICAN
with nearly all the first class periodicals
and news papers.
Try a pack of those elegant an
lnouncement cards printed at this Office
81 pack. Leave your order with Cliffe
VI. Brooke.
We noticed funeral procession pass
ling through the city Tuesday, toward the
Stringer cemetery, which we arc tuid was
.bearing the BODY of Mrs Berger, for
inner resident OF Plymouth.
Peter Becker has sold his barber shop
ITO John Susland Peter will continue
To do the shaving, however. and John
will remain in Hawley's shoe store
The display of the Knights Tempiar
last week was somewh hat on the military
STYLE, as they passed up Michigan street
They were a fine looking body of men.
We are under obligations to Miss
iFannie Patterson for brace of tickets to
the Juvinile Glee Clubs exercises to-
morrow evening. at the Seminary.
A very pleasant party of young peo-
pie gathered at the residence of Mr. Soice
On the evening of the 23th uls.. for the
purpose of surprising our young friend,
Miss Ella. The refreshments served by
Mrs. Soice were excellent Every one
enjoyed The occasion grandly.
The Chicago Tribune says, money is
becoming more plenty in that city. In
New York there is a plethora, and there
never was SO much money west of that
city as Iow-
Elk Governor James NJ Harvey, has
been elected l. s. Senator, ly the Kansas
Legislature He was a good Governor,
lis an. honorable man, and a good Repub-
.liean.
Half sheet from the indianapolis
Daily Journal. Cause-Indianapoli print
.ers struck tor higher wages. The Indi-
annapolis papers advertise for printers.
= Several persons were reported as ~
sing.st the point OF death, at Aurora, in
this Stale, from the effects on eating fresh
pork, which was fairly alive with tre-
china.
Capt Will Andrew. his mother and
sister Mary were poisoned, in Laporte, q
few days ago from eating diseased pork.
They were recovering. according to the
Herald Of last Saturday.
Our. old friend, AR. n. Laybourn,
from Laporte county, was visiting friends
in Plymouth last week. He gave the
RKRUBLIcAN Office a call. lie was pat
ron ofiise Laporte Union during all the
years we published that paper
Tho escaped peniten.;ary convict who
stole the overcoats and other articles
from the / y. & c. r. r. depot. in this
place, some time since has been caught,
and taken back to Michigan City. His
'nameiis Todd, and he was from Indianap-
oils.
-Ssversi loads Of clear ice blocks,
about inches thick, were hauled to the
icchouse in this city, Monday. All fear
of an. ice famine has now passed away.
MIR. Daniel Lewis came up from
Bunker Hill, Saturday last, and remained
wiIhus until Monday, when he started
for South Bend. by way of laPorte. He
Is in fine health
That timid animal known As the
ground hog. which gets scared at its
shadow, came out last Monday anu staid
around all day-no shadow appearing to
make it afraid Mild weather the balance
Of the winter Is now confidently expect
ed.
-Pntty nearly everybody is satisfied
with the appointment Of Judge NJ. r.
Wake. ~ Chief Justice, excepting Sena-
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