Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-07-23

Quite shower of rain lsst Sunday.
-Whortleberries came in plentifully
yesterday. iS @rt@i
Mr. Mccormick, Treasurer Of Stark
county, was in this city Monday.
Farmers have commenced threshing
their wheat. 1t turns out well.
Several of our farmers claim to- have
the best field of corn in the State.
Frank Lamson, of this city, has the
incest young potatoes we have ever seen
in this market, this year.
-LaPorte county Republicans will
nominate their candidates for county Of
fees next Tuesday.
Mrs. Frank Crane and daughter, and
Miss Carrie Scott. OF Laporte, are in Ply
mouth visiting friends.
"A nameless stranger stopped at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Johns, in this
city, Monday morning 1t is girl.
"A big turn out yesterday at the grang-
ers' pic mic. Hurrah for the 22d of
Julia"
The youngest child of Stephen
Reeves, died on last Wednesday, from
eating too many cherries. and at the same
time swallowing the seeds.
Squire Fish has adorned his front
yard with beautiful bronze colored
statue, issuing out vi the top of which is
a clear jet OF water
Charley Reeves seems to take a great
interest in the experimenting of the new
bridge. He is aware of the great rcspon
sibility resting upon him.
-Beaton & Packard are burning Kill
of 250, 900 brick, at their yard, "a mile and
Il half south west of this city, for Mr..
Adams foundry building.
MIR. ID. :. Conger and his wife will
start Tor shclbyville next Monday, to
visit friends there. Mrs. Conger's health
has not been good for some time.
Potatoes keep growing even after
they have attained the ordinary size of
that valuable berry. The bugs are
obliged to give it up
1t is predicted by some high toned
rooste that the reason we are having
such cool and smoky weather is, 1.-The
comets tall is getting clear to the earth.
Go up head, Peter.
South Bend contains natural curiosity
in the shape of Il young man Who never
SAW "A game of base Dali.-S0Hth Baud
Union.
The blind youth has our sympathies.
On Tuesday. the 2lst inst, man
whose Name is hot known, died 1T The
is not known; but it might have been
pnor whiskey
The streets of our city were crowded
with old and young grange:s yesterday.
Who would not be granger" is what
some of our young "l4ds" were heard
singing.
col. Koyse, of Itsss;...,..,-~I;s, G-...--al
agent for the Franklin Fire Insurance
Co., of that city, paid orr "sanctum' "a
visit this week. We found him pleasant
atiable gentleman, and devoted To The
upbuildng of Indiana institutions.
Daniel l.. Brown. Sheriff of LaPorte
county, made a short call in Plymouth,
while on his way Ia Knox, on Tuesday.
Dan patroniZes Gen. Pachard's new pa
per, in its first issue, With column of
sheriff sales
Married, on the 18th inst. at the NJ
E. Parsonage, 10y Rev J. l.. Boyd, &. 4.
Carlbum, and Miss Anna Peterson. A
number of German friends were present
as witnesses, among whom were Mr.. and
Mr.. j. johnson.
Mr. J. ID. Shilling, of Stark county.
called at our office yesterday, in our all
sence Surry we did not meet him. He
Is one OI tue pest ilfDncrS IN STARK county,
and is one of the most reliable Republi
cans in his district.
The Rev. G.. G. Tate, the Rector of
Trinity Church, Fort Wayne, will offici,
ate in st. Thomas Church, Plymouth,
next Sunday, July 26th, in exchange with
the Rector, the Rev Dr. Hume, who will
officia.e in Trinity Church, Fort wayne,
ut the same time.
What has become of the LaPorte
District camp meeting, that was To- be
held in August. Friends are inquiring
when and where such is to be held Will
the p. Z. answer through South Bend
exchanges, SO we may publish for the
benefit of those inquiring?
The fire limits oc Chicago have been
extended, by the city. council, to the
limits of the city. No more woodeH
buildings to be erected in Chicago; pro-
vided the authorities are not again over
awed by outside pressure Chicago's
n.