Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-10-15
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MARMoxT, Ind, Oct. ls, 1914

MR. MILLIKAN:
4 violent thunderstorm passed over
this place last Saturday morning, and like
sCme men in this country. spent itself by
making lond noise, which has had the
effect 10 cool the weather several degrees.
The Rev. Jacob Resler former Albright
minister o. The Marmont circuit, now liy-
ing in HIS, spent few days here the past
week visiting friends.
William Hoops, anti his young bride.
Of Wilmington, Del, were also visiting
here the past week.
Be careful when you are at the store or
any other place in this town that you do
rot say in the presence OF mans wife
that iic was drunk, or you may have the
husband and wife both on your back.
George Foreis, who he's been operating
with DR.. Dur for some time, has remov-
ed onto the farm, of which i is said he
will take charge, ID place Of his brother
Abraham, deceased.
The large sweet potato of which
have heard, weighed over SIX and half
pounds. 1t was grown by my neighbor,
Alfred Bird, this season. Was it beaten
at the County Fair? if so, how much?
\ son of Eli Demoss, at Monterey was
nearly killed last week, by a span OF hor-
ses running away with him. lie was
thrown from the wagon and received a
blow on the head which fractured the
skull, and received other injuries.
The new dwelling OF Mr. Harris is rap
idly approaching completion, and will be
the most beautiful house in town, and as
Mr.. Harris is gentleman of taste and Or
der, we presume that he will have pl ace
for everything and everything in its place.
Wonder where his architect will put the
coffee mill.
Mr.. William Myers, like Mr. Harris,
has made money enough here 10 buy a
lot, on which he is now preparing to put
up shop. Success to him. | wish We
had few more such men.
Well. who would have thought IT. Mr..
Y has abandoned school and newspaper
correspondence and gone to reading med
icine. As am quite partial to wisdom,
have about concluded that the next
physician who feels my pulse shall be a
Wiseman.
The normal school of this place will
close next Friday, and rs is customary,
the school will give an entertainment at
the church in the evening Now that the
majority ofthe pupils attending are teach
ers, we may expect something worth GO
ing: to see.
The residence Of the Rev. Mr.. Beatty
was. on last Friday night, rather surrep-
titiously entered by compile of lads who
have been hiding in the vicinity for the
past ten days or two weeks. Mrs. Beatty
being first apprised of their attempt to en-
ter the room, alarmed her husband, who
Immediately summoned aid, and the boys
were arrested while yet in the house. The
youngsters woHld not give their names
nevertheless, Mrs. Beatty, on recovering
from her worry and excitement, and see
ing the absolute nudity and destitutior
of the twin brothers, determined to adop
them as her own.
Among the many malicious falsehood
in the effusion of Tymond, l find th'
following:
1t will now be in order for Juno to tel
why the p NJ. of this place had to go ts
, his house for the mail few evenings ago
and if he misrepresents. some one viii
give the facts as they are-
l think understand the reason an,
can give 1.-THE facts as they are." 1t some
times happens that DR.. Durr, the Pos
t Master, cannot be at the Office when tn
r mail arrives, and so he instructed me T.
r carry the mail to my house, but fev
steps from the Office, and he would com