Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-11-30


Rabbit shooting is reported good.
Henry Lshgfefdt mourns the
loss OF eleven sheep.
There are now $50 civil cases on
the docket OF the circuit court.
Several cases OF scarlet fever
have been reported In the county.
Hamlet" on Wednesday evening.
Don't fail to hear A. O. Miller us
Hamlet
DIR. C. NJ. Swyhart and wife Of
Tyner City have been visiting in
/ Warsaw.
Wild turkeys are said TO be plen-
/ ~ in the tamarack swamp, few
miles north OF here.
William Hess young man who
has been clerking in Blaine's grocery
store, is after ding school at Valpa-
I raiso.
There are no prisoners in the
Miami county Jail; perhaps for the
same reason that there are none in
ours -ean't keep them in.
A Moody and Sankcy excursion
trip on the p. Fit. w. & G. II. r. is be-
ing organized. 1t is put down for
Thursday, December 7th. and the
fare Gncluding return is 81 80
The Hon. William S. Edsall. Of
Fort Wayne, died OF paralysis, on
Wednesday night, aged 81. Deceased
had resided in Fort Wayne fifty
three years and was one of the most
prominent men in Northern Indiana.
A. o. Miller's Dramatic Troupe
will play Hamlet" in the Centennial
Opera House in this city on Wednes-
day evening next. The reputation
OF this troupe is such rs 10 insure a
crowded house. See posters and
handbillS.
The Indianapolis Journal says:
Secretary Heron, of the state board
OF agriculture, is now ready to dis
tribute the gold and silver medals
awarded to exhibitors at the field
trials OF implements at Parduc Unit
versity last July. Tho largest one of
solid gold. cost over $780,
"A few hours OF extra work at
this season OF he year will add much
to the comfort Of every household in
the country. the coming winter. A
few loads OF dirt or few forksful Of
straw judiciously placed about the
house, will save many bushels OF
coal: and n few pieces OF list or
strips OF cloth nailed on doors and
windows, will keep out many drafts
OF cold air and conduce to the health
OF tho inmates. An extra board or
two on the chicken house will lessen
the number Of frozen chickens. A
little fixing up Of the COW stable 50
To make il warm, will Increase TIE
flow OF milk. Many dollars can be-
saved and much discomfort prevent
cd by little attention TO small mat
tiers now.
A dispatch from indianapolis on
the Goth inst, says: Peter Mozart
ney, the otoricus counterfeiter, will
be sentenced tomorrow In the Uni
ted States Court along with Walters,
his companion. Mccartney is pos
sessed OF the only $50 counterfeit
plate in existence. and il is rumored
that he is endearvoring TO secure a
light sentence in consideration OF
surrendering the plate 10 the author
tiles He is the source OF supply OF
mos OF the queer" and his fate is a
matter OF great Importance to them.
In conversation to-day Mccartney
said he had paid out $4,000 Turing
the past ten years to officers for his
liberty. He proves TO have been an
old resident Of Indianapolis, where he
lived from 1852 to 1865. During tho
war Ee dealt In horses under the name
OF Woods.
A quite destructive fire occurred
in Rochester on Saturday morning.
The eonhaSration included four
I buildings on Pearl street, belonging
&c Bccbcr Brothers. and occupied by
j. A. Bruette, barber; G. l.. Wooley,
bakery; Wilson Sewing Machine
Company; William Groves, groceries,
and A. Brown. physician: and one on
Main street, owned and occupied 10y
j. c. Spohn. physician, and A. V.
House, insurance agent. The Bee
Der Brothers loss is $4,000. no in
surancc; VIM. Groves loss is 500, by
damage 10 stock; insured for $3.50;
J. G. Spohn, loss $1,000; insured for
$4,000. The lire originated in the
rear OF the grocery store in some I'M
explained manner. The insurance
OF the Beeber Brothers was just be-
ing taken out, "a diagram" having
been sent TO the Continental Com
pany for acceptance.
wALKEnTON.