Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-06-22
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Personal. General and Miscellaneous.

PERSONAL tsenerai ana
Centennial service at the NJ. f.
church Sunday the I'd prox-
Mr.. Ira Buck will start Cor Phila-
delphia the latter part of this week,
to see the big show.
-Messrs Win. and Gordon Simons
and Miss C. Simons returned from
Philadelphia last Tuesday.
p. o. Jones, with Mrs. Jones,
went to Fulton county yesterday. on
visit to his paternal relative
-Hezekiah Pershing returned from
Three Rivers last Saturday, much
improved in health. Mrs. Pershing
will return next Saturday.
VIM. III. Calkins, of LaPorte was
nominated at Michigan City, on the
first ballot, yesterday, as the Repub-
can candidate for Congress in the
10th district.
-Children's service at the VI. T.
church next Sunday evening at half
past seven. Children between the
ages OF five and sixty are invited
Subject for the evening: Hiding.
Rev. W. E. Blakesley. of the New
ark, n. J. conference. preached an ex-
cellent sermon ar the NJ T. church.
Sunday morning last He has been
visiting friends in this city the past
week.
A c. Holtzendorff has procured
the services of George p. Walter,
first class barber. from the Sherman
House. Chicago. See notice of the
New Centennial Barber Shop. in an
other place.
d. p. Faulds. dealer in music and
musical instruments, No. 223 Main
street, Louisville, KY. has published
new piece of music by Strauss,
Rutherford b. Hayes Grand March"
Dedicated 10 the Republicans of
1876.
Mrs. T. Champion Davis will sell.
at auction, her household goods.
COWS, poultry, &c. on Thursday,
June 10Th, at her residence, six miles
west of Plymouth, in West township.
She contemplates moving to Howard
county, this State
Next Saturday will be "a good
day to ratiIy the nomination of Hayes
& Wheeler. We hope to see a good
ly number OF Republicans out The
nomination of Hayes has done away
with any necessity for Liberal Re-
publican party. All the old liberals
are safely back under the folds OF
the Republican flag
The Republicans Of LaPorte have
nominated DIR. Landon C.. Rose, one
OF the oldest and best citizens Of the
county. for Senator, and Rush G..
Leaning, for Representative. Mr..
Leaning has been a citizen of the
county for many years and is the
right man for the place. LaPorte
Republicans are fortunate in their
choice.
business is lively in the new gro
Gerry under the Republican office.
There are good reasons why it should
be so. too Everything in the store
is new, and the goods are neatly ar
ranged, clean and attractive. But
the greatest attraction is the low
price Of the goods. Call and see J.
W. Palmer, west end OF the Hoham
Block.
There will be Centennial service,
or special service OF praise and
thanksgiving in the St Thomas
church, EpiseopaD on July I'd, 1876,
being the Tooth anniversary OF the
adoption by the Continental Con-
gress OF the resolution favoring the
independence of the American Col
onies. All are cordially invited to at
lend and participate
Sheriff Fink says that the i'm
preston has game out, in the country.
that 30 cents will be charged, on the
fourth of July, for admission to the
Agricultur 1 Fair Grounds. We are
assured that admission will be free
TO all, 10 the celebration exercises,
wherever they may be. Plymouth
wants big crowd that day. and the
citizens propose to turn the eagle
loose and let him scream for liberty.
Come and see the bird free of charge.