Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-03-18

| BALLOTS MAGAZINE FOR APRIL The
April number of Ballous Magazine is is
sued, and Is an excellent specimen of what
u popular magazine should be. 1t is
crowded with nice stories, fine engra-
Wings, good poetry, and many useful hints
on domestic economy, household facts,
and three comic pictures which would
make stoic laugh. No one can help
liking BalIou's Magazine it is so genial
and pleasant. Here is a list of the con
tents of the April number :-"Verona; !"
THE Contidante :" THE Parrot Tribe !"
The Whale Fishery" "Disinherited or,
The Mystery of the Headlands; "Myr.
ick's Shanty." Origin of the Maiden
Hair Fern" a Woman's Story !"
Along the Road :" STORY of the Coun-
tess of NiihsGale;" The Three For
tunes ;""Will She Marry Him ?" Deus
Omnipotens; ASHORE in Havana: or, A
Taste of Spanish Law ;""The Three Stat
ues;" April Weather." Our You've
PEOPLE, 5 STORY -Mademoiselie
Sylphlna; or, The Fortunes OF a Casta.
way; The Song that the Teakettle
sang; Curious matters:" "Rdthven's
Puzzle Page" The Housekeeper; :"
aus tuu It dhCltS, ~ DHillant n
nuuncement for 1875" "Wanting to
solve Problen-(liu Pictures. "
For sale all over the country. Pub
llshed by ih Dmes and Talbot, 80 Brom-
field Street, Boston.
The three prizes were taken by
young ladies at the spelling match, in
South Bend, on Wednesday night, 10th
inst. Miss Ryan took the first prize,
Miss Barnett the second and Miss Han
cock the third. The South Benders want
another trial.
don. Adam T. Hooper, late State
Senator, and IA leading member of the
Columbia City bar, died in that place on
Sunday last, aged so years.
The South Bend Tribune says, that
Augustus Lamadee has moved to Marshall
County, where he has become proprietor
OF Warmers saw mill, almost three miles
south of Plymouth.
On Tuesday night, of last week, fire
was discovered in the office and paint
room of the Laporte chair company.
The alarm was given, and the fire put out
in few minutes 1t vas evident that
the fire was the work of an incendiary
The next morning detectives julius Lin
ard and Robt Moore, arrested man by
birth, and a bracket maker by trade.
, Schnell pretended 10 be drunk, when they
srrested him. He was taken before a
Justice and after examination into the
case, was sent to Jail in default of $4,000
bail required for his appearance at court
in April.
The Laporte Argus says that Dr.
Fosdick, dentist of that place, has in
vented a trip hammer for plugging teeth,
which be is about to get patented. Just
think of it-driving plugs in ones teeth
with trip hammer.
e. Morrison's barn in Laporte was
crushed by the weight of snow on its
ROOT the other day.
Gen. Packard has returned 10 La.
porte, having finished lis labors as con.
gresham.
BRAINARD's MUSICAL WORLD THE
March number of this popular Musical
Magazine is received, and is unusually
attractive Thirty-six large quarto pages
sixteen of which are filled with choice
new music, and the remaining twenty
consists of interesting and instructive
musical reading. mostly original. The
MUSICAL WORLD is wonderfully im prov
ed this year, and well sustains its reputa
ton as the leading American Musica
journal" 1t should not be classed with
, the many so-called Musical Monfhlies,
! which are issued simply as advertisins
mediums. with nothing original in then
, except their advertisements. Each mum
Der OF The MUSICAL WORLD contains Al
| much original matter as most othe
| m0nthlies give in year. The Editor
Prof Karl Merz. is an educated Musician
and one of the finest musical writer's il
: the country.
, Terms only $200 per annum. Sent
e % cents tor sample copy. containing So.
D worth of new music. Address.
8. BRAINARD'S SONS
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