Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-11-16

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CITY NEWS.
Plymouth and Vicinity.
-Wintry.
Eggs are getting scarce.
Local news scarce this week.
Get your wood for the winter
under cover.
The last Centennial visitors now
~homeward fly"
Don't forget Thanksgiving comes
on the both inst.
Real estate is looking up" some,
In Michigan City.
The daily Herald of South Bend
has been discontinued.
Miss Daisy Crane. of LaPorte, is
the guest OF G. G. Buck.
Mr.. Chas. Read, of Fit Wayne,
spent last Sunday in our city.
The boys enjoyed this week the
first snowballing OF the season.
Mr.. A. B. Capron returned from
the Centennial Monday morning.
Mr.. Enoch Cox announces him
self editor of the the Delphi Journal.
Mr.. Walter B. Pershing COM
menced teaching on Monday last at
Inwood.
Frank McCurdy, who recently
did at wanatah, had s13, 900 insurance
IN his life.
See new purchase by Nussbaum
& Mayer of G.. VOLTS stock in our
local columns.
First snow of the season came on
Monia night and Tuesday morning.
About two inches fell.
Fred. Hill, Burt. Pershing and
Burt. Reeve returned from the Gen.
tennial on Monday morning.
Lowell, Lake County, has eigh-
teen lawyer; and yet they are obliged
to have few churches
Mr.. Stephens, Of Walkerton,
sometimes ships as much as 2,10O
bushels Of wheat per day.
The students OF Bourbon College
will give an exhibition on Friday eve-
ming, Nov. IL. in Matchette's Hail.
Rev. F. NJ. Elliott, Of Rochester,
Ind, is expected to preach in the
Presbyterian church next Sabbath
"A pleasant social at the NJ. E.
church on Tuesday night. The New
England dinner" was the attraction.
The temperance lecture on Sun
day evening at the NJ. E. church was
well attended and gave general salts
faction.
Wild geese are unusually plenty
on some of the northeastern lakes
and sportsmen are making the feath-
ers fy.
Rev. G. A. Little goes to Oronto,
Wis, to his former church to assist
In the dedication of their new house
of worship.
There appears TO be regular
epidemic Of burglars in nearly all the
towns in Northern Indiana Look
out for them.
The Methodist Ministerial Asso-
citation Of Northwestern Indiana will
meet at Union Mills, LaPorte county,
ON the 2lst inst
William Augustine, Of Warren
township, killed four wild geese, at
two shots this morning.-South Bend
Register, 11th-
Daniel Hall, OF Angola, Steuben
county, recently shot an American
eagle while out hunting. 1t measured
six feet from tip to tip.
Major Kendall and wife returned
from the Centennial on Wednesday
morning. The Major is looking well
and is hopeful for Hayes.
Mr.. Oscar Pitcher, who has been
Frustrated for some time with an in
termittent or bilious fever, Is out
again though looking rather thin.
The South Bend Register says:
The figure of an angel which deco
rated the wall Of one Of our city
churches has flown, it is hoped never
to return.
The contract for the reservoir
and pumping machinery of the Mari
on, Grant county, Water-works, has
been let to the Dean Brothers, Of In
dianapolis.
The case of the State of Indiana
VS.. George w. Shinn, for the murder
of George A. Litzenberger, came or
for trial in the Circuit Court, at Peru
Thursday morning.
Mrs. T. G. Stringer and Mrs. Il
Pershing attended the District Mis-
sionary Meeting OF the NJ. E. Church
at South Bend, held Tuesday and
Wednesday Of this week.
We would call attention to the
new advertisement of Kloepfer & Co.
in the Centennial Block. They mean
business and 1t Is no trouble to show
goods. Go end see them.
"A young man named Carr while
wrestling with comrade named u
rich, at Ligonier, on Friday Of las
week, was thrown so violently to thu
ground that he died from his inju
RES.
Jacob Strayer. Henry Smith ant
Wallace Corbett of South Bend, art