Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-06-17

e. Vail, the leading jeweler of La
Porte, spent few hours in the city Tues
day
Will Plymouth celebrate the ninety.
ninth anniversary of American Independ
ence?
Call i'm and see how You like the
changes we have made in the REPUBLICAN
office
Robert Wilson and wife, OF Bourbon
will celebrate their golden wedding mex,
spring
-Messrs. Calkins, Cole, Croker and
Hamburger, of LaPorte, were in our city
last week
To-day is the Centennial OF the battle
of Bunker Hill, and IS being appropriately
celebrated throughout the country.
-Ify you want driven well We can sell
you the best filter, best pipe and best pump
in the market. Buck & TOAN.
After tomorrow the school children
can devote more time to play. The school
closes for the school year, Friday.
The postmaster at Bourbon, Mr. Bay
lor, is authorized TO receive subscriptions
to the REPUBLICAN, and to receipt for the
same.
We have all kinds of grain cradles,
fDv.Hc afn or lou
prices. Call and see them. BUCK & ToAN.
The l. p & c. Rwy was built into this
city in August, 1856, the p Fit w. & c. hay
ing been completed as far as Plymouth in
the fall of the same year.
The ladies' temperance prayer meeting
takes place at the lecture room of the Nj. 4.
church, Friday afternoon, at three o'clock.
A good attendance is hoped for.
We have the largest and best selection
of wood type in this section ofthe state, and
are prepared to do posters OF all descrip-
tons on short notice.
The most beautiful styles of ladies',
dress goods. shawls, laces, neckties, gloves,
embroideries, parasols, etc, etc, at Will
hanson & Co s.
There was very pleasant social hop
at Balcony Hall last week Wednesday eve
ming, given by a few young people in honor
ofsOme visitors. The Six Brothers band
furnished the music
We are prepared to show you full line
of builders hardware comprising i'm part
nails, glass, locks, latches, sash, doors,
blinds, shingles, etc, and would be glad to
give you prices. Buck & ToAN
Take life easy, and don't always be
trying to beat the snn np-sAys
change. You may win for while, but in
the long run you are sure To be beaten, and
some morning it will rise when you don't.
The LaPorte Fire Department will
hold firemen's tournament on Monday.
July 9Th, at which premiums to the amount
OF 1925 are offered. A regatta on Clear
Lake after the tournament will be one of
the best features of the days sport.
We are in receipt of a handsomely
printed pamphlet from the press of ]. b
Lippincott d Co., Philadelphia, descrip
tive of that beautiful summer resort. At
lantic City, N. j. To the kindness of
ID. NJ. Zimmerman. Secretary and Tresur
er of the Camden & Atlantic railroad we
are indebted for this interesting pamphlet
Leroy Evans, one mile west of this
city, has a brood sow, from which litter
of pigs, at weaving time, brought seventy
nine dollars. She is of the Poland China
breed, and weighs. in medium flesh. over
four hundred pounds. There is profit in
hograising.
"A letter received by John Hoham an
nounces the Safe arrival at Plymouth, Eng
land, of Jacob Vending and Mrs. Killing
hammer. who started from this place re-
Gently for Germany. They were within
two days sail ofthe Schiller when that ILL
fated vessel went down. The average dis
lance made by the vessel was three hun
dred miles per day.-DemOcrat
Conductor Rice of the p. &C. Rwy
ran the first train into this city on that line
of road in 1856. He acted as conductor en-
gineer and brakeman and carried three
passengers beside himself Perhaps it is
necessary for US to add that his train con-
sisted of one hand car and that his starting
point was LaPorte.
-Nussbaum & Mayer the popular ana
obllging Plymouth grocers keep constant
ly on hand a full and complete stock of the
choicest groceries and provisions which
they sell at the lowest living prices. They
pay cash for hides, pelts and wool The
people of this city and vicinity will do well
by giving them an early call.
Call in the REPUBLICAN office. and
see how well we are prepared to do all
kinds of job work both neatly and cheaply.
Spring chickens have now attained
that degree of proportion that our poultry
raising friends will have no trouble in
palming off an old. small hen upon the
house keepers, for the genuine
article.
The first strawberry and ice cream fes-
tival of the season. was under the auspices
Of the Presbyterian society, and held in the
basement Oft M. E. Church, last week
Tuesday evening. TWAS a very pleasant
social gathering, and all present seemed to
enjoy themselves. The strawberries were
very fine, bnt the evening was rather too
cool for ice cream. The society Melted
from the festival about forty five dollars