Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-01-08

pork-s4 9c@5 90 Pc 100 Us.
-Chas. leonard fs'the accommodating
post ofice'clerk.
That WAS a very plesss.t sttPTise party
at o. H. Bsbcock's to Uaes presert.
New dentist over he way. We will
advertise for him shortly.
The new Episcopal Minister oflfci.
ated for the Church OF Sunday last.
We have added several names to our
list of subscribers for the REPUBfscAN,
within the last week
Miss Nina Bender was very hsrfsily
surprised by large party of friends, New
Years eve
Why are those old store rooms on
east side of Michigan street. so Tong
vacant.
The cashier of the First National
Bank is very mncil Of gentleman to do
business with.
=-Rev. Buckles, Of Valparaiso. and
fimils are here on visit, to some of
their friends.
Master John Brink, son of Mr.. Geo.
J.. Brink has bern eaire sick of infar,n,a-
tory fever, bu, is getting Better.
Mr.. o. A. Hume, who has been alb
sent for some time, in Minnesota is now
at home visiting relatives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Taggart, we learn are
in Plymouth visiting friends Mr.. T. has
sold his business in Indianapolis.
-Deveny, the merchant tailor, has been
sick of late. but is now convalescent and
about town.
-Budd Reeve, formerly Of this city,
but now of Minneapolis, Mimi, is now
among US.
Considerable glass smashing has oc-
cured since our last issue in Kendal's
building. occasioncd by the draft ON open
ing tile back door, while the front was
open.
w. b. Hess, Esq, attorney at Law
and Nofafy Public has reno we'd his Office
10 room No. over the post-ofiice book
sore
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Nash, from Chica-
go are visiting their Plymouth friends
and relatives, but We have not had the
pleasure OF meeting them yet
= Our old friend, j. T. Barbour, of
Walkerton. pays his money and renews
lis subscription for the REPUBLICAN.
lie has taken the paper for many years.
-Abran Clark. AN old typo on the
REPUBLICAN and South Bend Tribune. is
In the city visiting relatives aid friends.
He is from Rochester this time.
Fred Hill, who has for some time
been seriously ill, is again or our streets.
Judging from his complexion We must
have had close call.
Plymouth is Esw favored with but
one through mail a day,-the sos p. NJ.
from the west The early mail from the
east has been abandoned. Postmaster
Kendall has been trying to discover why
and wherefore.
Mr.. Paekard's speech on the salary
bill will be found n this paper Our
readers, We presuzre, are axxiess to know
what our Representative Ia Congress has
to say on subjects that arc prominent be-
tore the people
John S. Bender and lady have been
off to Goshen the past week, to see Bro.
Jacob G. married to most estimable
young lady. She has an excellent young
man for a husband. Much joy to them.
"A full house was out to enjoy the
first union service of the Evangelical
week at the Presbyterian church, last
Sunday evening. The house was very
warm, but No more so than was the SER
mon, practically speaking.
Miss NJ. r. Gilmore, Of Bunker Hill,
Miami County, Indiana, has been spend
ing few days in Plymouth, AS the guest
of the editor of the REPuBI1cAN. She
left Plymouth Tuesday, for LaportA.
Mr.. Geo. Service, . merchant Of New
Carlisle, st. Joseph County, has been
swinging around the circle of South
Bend, Elkhart, Goshen, Warsaw and Ply
mouth during the holidays. He made the
REPUBLICAN family pleasant visit in
he trip, and went to Laporte Tuesday
viii. Nichols says he hes been out
, in the woods choping hre-wood for q
few DAYS. He says he likes being in the
woods frst-rate-better, If anything, than
choping. He ssys rabbits were plenty
but they climbed the trees too quick for
him.
The Northern kndianian looks gay
in its new dress. 1t is new all over
Large-very large-engraved head, per.
haps little too snowy for a news paper
but that depends upon taste. Perhaps
the LRdiGns6a will introduce a neU fash.