Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-04-08

an apt scholar.
Our streets were filled with teams
from the country last Saturday.
Mr.. Coliax will not lecture in La
porte before 1876. He will lecture liz
Westville June Sd.
MIR. George Fleming and bis wife OF
Ligonier, were at the NJ. L. Church SUM-
day forenoon, il this city.
The sweetest thing out. Maple su-
gar festivals. St. James church, South
Bend, had one last night.
The total population OF Valparaiso,
says the Vidstts is 3,5c0-uiales 1908
females, 1857; OF school age 1913.
Married, April 1st. at the residence of
C. w. Boyd, Plymouth, Ind, by w. Kel
lev, Esq, Lewis Anderson Bcaglss to Lu-
ella J. Beaver
VIII Nichols is visiting his friends
in this city. He has, situation in the
Indianapolis Journal Office. He appears
to be in good health.
The Ladies Temperance League pray.
cr meeting will be held a, the residence
OF Mr. Hezekiah R. Pershing, at three
o'clock Friday, April 9th.
Michigan City is making an effort to
locate a watch mandatory in that place.
Good timber for hubs and spokes for the
wheels can be bought cheap in Plymouth.
john w. Parks, of Bourbon recently
returned home from the law school in
Ann Arbor, Mich, after having the de-
gree OF Bachelor OF Laws conferred upon
him.
why don't the Plymouth mecasn-
les, manufacturers and merchants, adver-
tise in the newspapers. They might add
TO their business by making it known ex.
tensively.
Some of our farmers have learned
that it costs no more 20 raise good
horse than it does to raise a poor one,
and they are now turning their attention
to improving the stock.
Charles Flory lost his pocket book,
which contained $50 in money ard some
other papers, on Tuesday of last week,
between Bourbon and his house. in Tip
pecanoe township.
A l.. Wheeler and his daughter,
of L.,
ted last Monday for the Hot Springs in
Arkansas; but were prevented by Mr.
Wheeler's i'll health. They will 20 when
Mr. w. is able
Mrs. Matilda Wood, wife of Calvin
Wood of Tippocanoe township, died of
typhoid lever on the oath OF March, aged
As years. Mr. Wood settled in Tippeca-
noe township about 26 years ago, where
he still resides.
Mr.. Joseph Westervelt OF this city is
the owner of the finest two year old colt
in this part of the State. 1t is perfectly
gentle, and works in harness like it had
been trained to it. $500 probably would
not buy that horse.
Mrs. B. G. Crary, and her daughter
Ella (wife of G.. Bender, of Goshen
who have been visiting friends in St. Jo-
seph county, on their return home spent
day with Mr. and Mrs. John S. Bender.
"A. B. Judson, of indianapolis, for
merly of Mishawaka, and one Of the most
enterprising and successful merchants
and grain buyers, in Northern Indiana,
has petitioned for the benefit of the bank
rup, law.
Mississippi has a local option liquor
law. The Legislature of that state pass.
ed bill to repeal it; bat Gov. Ames We.
toed the repeating act, and the legislature
sustained his veto. The Indianapolis la.
dies passed a resolution of thanks to the
Governor. .
/. o. o. F. ANNINERsARY.-The 56th
anniversary of the order will be celebrated
in this city on the 26th inst. All the lodp-
es in the Northwestern part of the State
and as lar East as Columbia city are ex.
pected to be represented. Procession,
addresses &C., VIII be in order.
BY invitation we attended the exer-
cises of the High School class at the pub
lie school building last Saturday evening.
There was much to admire and some
things for Plymouth to feel proud Of in
the exercises. Miss Barboer's reading
was the best We have ever heard, by any
other than protest. onal.
j. F. Behrens & Co.., are receiving a
large stock of new and desirable STYLES of
cslfpoes' which they will sell cheap.