Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-05-13
Sunday was a rainy Gay.
Grass is growing rapidly.

Grass is growing rapidly.
Large heaps of logs can be seen / I
saw mill in Tyner City.
Ladies' Temperance lprayc-meeting
at John Blain's ut p M, Friday.
Last Saturday the weather was warm
enough to remind US that Summer is nigh.
The Democrats in Ohio will hold
their State convention on the 17th of
June.
The rain storm, on Sunday, last, ex.
tended over large portion of the United
States.
We are pleased to learn that Jasper
Atkinson is recovering flom his late Sc
we're illness.
-Clothirg, hats caps, boots, shoes
etc, for men and boys, cheap at William
son & Cos.
Tho subject for mex: Sunday evening
at the NJ. E. Church will be THE Bible
Clh pClduCc.
Communion service at the Presby.
terian church next Sabbath. Preaching
Saturday at 3p m.
Presbyterian Social at Dan'i McDon-
AIDS Thursday afternoon anu evening
Tea served from 6 to 8.
Norris Dap;al uoltar Colo,.; e
Bourbon was in Plymouth on Monday.
and gave the Republican call.
MIR. II Hervey of this city, started
for indianapolis last Monday morning to
attend the L. s. District court as Juror.
While passing through Laporte
County we witnessed many wheat fields
that are plowed for corn, being no pros
pect for wheat.
The ground was too wet Tor plowing
last Monday morning. The farmers VINO
were not repairing fences, came to town
to do their trading.
The Masons of South Bend are ma
king preparations to dedicate the new
NJ ssonic Temple, in tina. city, on the cath
oi June, ST. Johns day.
Wanted "A young man Of this city
W. ull like to work on farm, until about
the first If August. For further par:icu-
lars inquire at this oilicv
The gristmill, at Inwood, has been
leased to ID. l.. Grossman, thorough
practical miller. for term of three years.
Tie evidently means business Give him
call
Counterfeit twenty dollar notes on
the FIRST National Bank of New York,
have been put i'm circulation in Indiana
polls. The detectives are trying TO find
out who did it,
1t is feared the blackberries are all
kilied-roots as well as canes. A leading
fruit grower thinks there will not be ten
bushels of cultivated black berries market
ed in Laporte, this season.-Laporte Her
akt
1t is believed by some of those who
are we'll informed that the Winter wheat
in the wooded sheltered parts of the coun-
ty. will yield fully halt AN average
crop p.-Laporte Herdld
Michigan City N5,os Editor is sick
got the blues an rheumatism" He has
in his employ one German typo, two
English, a d-vl, and a collector; SAYS
job work is scarce, and newspaper Dusi-
ness dragging.
On. WILLIAM FLORA has perm; .
ncntly located at Linkville, for the pur-
pose of practicirg MEDICINE. We learn
that the Doctor is from South Bend, and
that he is a gentleman of culture and ex-
pcricnce.
The trial of John d. VanGakarr, for
the murder Of John J. Wallace, in Ro
chester, Fulton county, is now progress
ing. About 200 jurors we're called before
a jury coulc be made up to please the par
ties. Our Pros Attorney. P. o. Jones.
Esq, and Judge Corbin went to Roches.
ter Monday.
Williamson & Co. have now receiy-
ed their entire stock of ladies summer
dress goods, consisting of beautiful sum-
mer and Japanese silks, lace striped and
inquired piquas, marseilles, silk luster suit
ings, lawns, cambrics swiss tarletsns,
grass cloth and linen suitings, shawls,
laces, ribbons, ncckties, gloves beautiful
prints etc. Give them call. They sell
very cheap.
The editors wife, while visiting in
Plymouth last week, called, in company
with Mrs. C. t. Mattingly, upon Mrs
John Millikan, to see her wax flowers
and both were surprised and delighted al
their superiority and beauty, as well as
the taste displayed in the grouping. Both
visitors being connoisseurs in the art
their ancomiums are highly flattering to
Mrs. Millikan's taste and skill.-Bourbon