Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-08-06

Indianapolis, has been visiting our city.
Rev. L. q. Buckles, was in this city
on the first of August.
Mrs. Fannie Gibson accompanied hel
cousin, Miss Laura Bowen, home.
The Michigan City pic mic was toe
much Tor Chariy Leonard.
Mrs. Clark and Dir Fred Clark ar,
guests of Mrs. Charles Palmer and family
Miss Jennie Kyle. OF Pennsylvania
is the guest of airs T. 4. Borton.
Mrs. Drake, from Muscatine, Iowa
is visiting her sister, Ms. Barber.
! Steven Reeves is about once more
but looks quite feeble from his late illness
DIR. French is confined to his resi-
den"e by sickness.
Mr.. ..d Mrs. Robert Morrell have
been quite i'll for some time.
Rev Mr.. Buffinger, is holding forth
at the Lutheran Church.
New side walks in front OF Palmer's
new building, and Philpot's jewelry store
Mrs. Coffy is repairing her house,
shinsling and plastering it.
New Potatoes selling on our streets
Monday, tor 30 cents per bushel.
Mr. Copeland. of iapore, of the
firm ii Hage 1buck & Copeland. was in
Plymouth last Friday.
Our streets were filled with people
last Saturday, which made business lively
both in trade and appearance.
Quite a crowd of people in the city
Monday. Causc-Indepcndent Conven-
ton.
Don't miss the excursion train next
Wednesday. Itarrises at Plymouth, at
: 20 4. VI
Rev. J. L. BOYD will address the I. o.
O. f., at their pic mic in the vicinity of
Centre Lodge. Aug. 10TH
Miss Lille Dial las bees quite sick
far the past week or two; but is getting
better
Mrs Fannie Woodward started for
Ohio Monday, 10 visit friends and rell-
tives
-,cc-C ream and Lemonade, will be
served ON the excursion trim, next We'd
nesday
"A lady and gentleman left this place
on the cath, as two, and cemc back AS
one.
Attend the Business College at Kals
mazoo. Mich Board only $3.50 per week.
Send for Journal. 81, Sw.
Dinner may be had on the excursion
train next "Wednesday. aud will cost from
- cents to 81 rcr ''hcad." A genuine
restaurant abuard.
If you want To buy white lead, oil.
colors. varnishes, putty, paint brushes
&c, call an It's. Buck & ToAN
"A great number Of young men are In
tending to take their ladies to bicago,
on the grand excursion train, next We'd
nesday.
Married in this city. on "Wednesday,
July 2oth, by Rev. Austin Fuller, Mr..
John Is. Wickizer. of Illinois, TO Miss
Mary Jare Carlisle, OF this township.
-Grain cradles. scythes, snaihs, horse
ral;es. hand akes, cradle fingers, &c.
Call and get prices and see the goods
BUCK & ToAN.
MIR. JOHN Ittich, of Lsportc, was in
this city Friday aud Saturday, of last week,
visiting friends. Mr. Ittich is an old ciii-
zen of I.apore, and one of the successful
livery stable keepers of that place.
MIR A. T. Metcalf, recently foreman
of the Crown Point REGISTER, is in this
city with his wife, visiting friends and
relatives. Mr. Metcalf does not intend
To- return to- Crown Point.
Mrs. Day, has the sincere thanks OF
Mrs j. l.. Sweeney, for nice bouquet sent
To her last week. The bouquet was COM
posed of beautiful flowers, and arranged
artistically, which showed great taste ia
its giver.
Rev. DR.. Hume, Rector of ST. Thomas
Church, Is off on VACATION of four weeks
He will resume his duties on the frs
/ Sunday in September. During his alb
sence there will be reading services in
st. Thomas Church, each Sunday morn
ing. by Mr.. G. L. Cleaveland, or Mr.. j. c
Cushman.
-Nussbaum & Mayer have choic,
lot of fish and salt meat. Farmers viii
find their store good place TO buy gro
ceries and meat, cheap. Lay IN your stool
for harvest. They are selling off theil
whisky cheap, in order to get out of TIT
trade in the article.