Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1875-03-25

March 18th, Florence Harlwell, daugh-
ter of Ed A. and Mamie S. Jernegan.
aged 6 months.
Rev. T. A. Goodwin, q noted tenn
perance man, OF Indianapolis considers
the license law more stringent than the
Baxter law, and thinks it will be opposed
by the saloon keepers.
Some of our exchange papers express
the opinion that it is better to make sa-
loon keepers pay license, than to grant
them permits to retail whisky without
paying Tor the privilege.
Pretty hard winter on ofice-holders,
unusually cold, fees and salaries cut down,
taxes on whisky increased, and now the
State of Indiana compels saloon keepers
70 pay license for permission to retail.
DIR. j. A. Meek and wife. of Bunker
Hill. Miami county, were visiting friends
I'm Plymouth, from Thursday to Saturday,
last week. They were guests OF the Edi
tor OF this paper. Mrs. Meek is a sister
ofMrs. Millikan. They have gone to
Laporte, and South Bend They visited
Mr. Halue 5, an old acquaintance in Ar
gos.
The Lap orte Argus regards the new
LIQUOR law as "a great improvement over
the Baxter law. 1t calls upon the peo-
pie generally TO sustain and enforce the
law, and says IL at the licensed saloon
keepers will not only comply with the
law. but require 9th, rs to do so.
"A broken wheel on freight train
blocked up the /. P. s. &. r. r., track
south of the bridge acros Yellow River,
south of Plymouth last saturday. Pas
senger trains male their 7, 'gular trips a
little behind time, by chan. ging passen-
gers and baggage from one train to an
other.
The Goshen Democrat. 1.-THE Indiana
Republican Senate refused to p ass the
revenue bill of the House because IT did
not levy higher tax upon the p, 'opie
They locked the wheels of legislation and
tInCkSo buC tCliA w CARlC "Nhpos
revenue or appropriation bills being pas g.
ed on this account" In Answer to TN. 9
above the Logansport Star replies: Here
is display of the densest ignorance or
willful lying that would do credit to the
editor Of The Phdros The Senate pass
ed the revenue bill. giving the Democrats
all they asked in the way of a levy, and
passed both the appropriation bills, but
the Democratic douse, who were en-
deavoTing to run the State on a five cent
levy, defeated the general appropriation
bill because the Senate had reduced the
amount appropriated, and the specific APP
preparation bill because the Republican
Senate refused tn allow the swamp land
ind Pat Shannon steals. All three OF
the bills were killed In the House.
Spelling matches are raging in
Laporte, Michigan City, South Bend, and
several other places in Northern Indiana
Plymouth has escaped so far 1t is said
there is some tun in the amusement and
also some profit to charity funds
An exchange saysthata Logansport
barber had the conscience to charge a
gentleman whose fuel bill had been paid
by the county, three dollars for dying his
hair.
The water works committee in La
fayette want the city to issue bonds to
the amount OF 8 $4,000 for the erection
of water works. City water works are
rather expensive.
Tine Rensselaer, Union advises the
farmers to buy their goods where they
market their butter and eggs, and many
other articles, which the local merchant
will buy and pay good prize for. The
home mechanic, manufacturer and mer-
chant. provide market for the produce
of the armer-they pay taxes to support
the county and town governments
build churches, school houses. and other
houses for the public use. They have the
first claim upon our citizens for support
In their bu siness. Give 1t to them cheer
fully.