Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-07-27
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

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The roads are very dusty.
-Blackberries begin to ripen.
Rain is needed for the potato
crop.
Wheat all harvested and well So
cured.
The growing corn looks well on
the high ground
Timothy hay crop is splendid
and secured in good condition
Miss Alice Millice, Of Warsaw. is
visiting her friend Miss Lettie Poe, in
this city.
Miss Sarah Peerce went to Phila-
delphia last week to visit the great
Centennial Exposition.
Rev. George H. Thayer, OF Bour-
bon, will fill the pulpit Of Rev. j. G.
Stephens, at the N. E. church next
Sunday morning and evening, the
30th inst.
DIR. Bennett is said to be i'm
proving a little; but is very low,
with dropsy Mrs. Bennett returned
from Three Rivers last Monday much
improved in health.
VIM. Haslanger was fined three
dollars and costs, by Esq. Kelley, on
charge of assault and battery on a
man in Inwood. The case was sent
from Inwood to this city on change
OF venue.
Col. Scar has painted the front OF
his brick block, on the corner OF La
Porte and Michigan street, with the
cheerful red and white, in imitation
of the Hoham Block. Hoham set a
good example.
F. NJ. Burket's Dental Office, in
Sears building, opposite the post
Office. Filling teeth speciality. All
work warranted
Any persons wishing first-class
dental work, will do well to give me
a call. The best Of reference given
IL desired. n7tf
The Irish Gypsies have been
bouncing each other lately. Several
warrants have been taken out for ar
rests and two or three trials had be-
fore Esq. Kelley, but. the evidence is
of such a nature, and SC contradicto-
ny that it is hard to tell which party
Is most to blame. One Of them, John
Riley, was fined g and costs, on his
own confession, for provoking an as
sault and battery.
Warrant was issued by Esq. Kel-
ley last Monday on complaint Of o.
car Lightner, against Jacob New
comb and Jacob Patterson, for an as
sault and batteryon Lightner. New
comb came in and plead guilty. He
was fined 8 and costs. Newcomb
then filed affidavit against Oscar
-Lightner and John Lightner for pro-
voking an assault. Warrant was is
sued, but not served. The parties
live in Walnut township.
Yesterday Mrs. Benedict made
complaint before Esq. Kelley against
Ursula Tucker, for an assault and
battery on her person, last Tuesday
evening. The parties live on the fiat
near the l., P. & G. railroad. Mrs
Benedict has evidently received
rough treatment from somebody
whether from the gentle Ursula o.
some other person has not been le-
gally ertained, as the trial has no
come OF.
Mr. John w. Cleaveland has solo
his farm, near town to Mr.. Cation, o
ohio, and taken in part payment i'm
st. Louis and two houses and lots IL
the town of st. Elmo. Mr.. Cleave
land visited the land last week, AM
IL much pleased with it. Iron ore o
good quality Is abundant, and coal i
supposed to be plenty there. We d.
not understand that Mr.. CleavelaDt
intends to leave Plymouth.
-Chas. w. Mueller's new WOO,
shop was in running order yesterda.
when we called to see it. They wer
ripping stuff by the cord, for broom
handles, and we saw them go throug
the whole operation of converting
rough blocks of wood into NIGEL
shaved wagon spokes, by machinery
with almost lightning speed. Muel
Ter has the right kind of an estab
lishment now to convert our timbe
into blocks of gold. He was in Chi
cago yesterday, negotiating for tn
sale of his work.
Mr.. Ernst Bourne, who works i
G. w. Mueller's wagon and handl
factory, met with an accident last Sat
urday, while running rip saw, whic
will deprive him Of the use Of one
his hands for some time. The end {
his thumb was cut and bruised, hi
fore finger and middle finger cut o
at the second joint and thrown acros
the room, and his little finger Gu
nearly on at the first joint. Tn
wound, which is rapidly healing, wa
dressed by DR.. Confer.
The Plymouth Republican int
mates that h. G. Thayer, of that cit,
may possibly be induced to become
candidate for Joint Representative {
Marshall and St Joseph counties.
he will, he can count on good sur
port from st. Joseph. We shoul
consider him q very strong cand
date and quite sure of success
South Bend Register.
w. NJ. Kendall writes from Plyn
outh that Mr.. Thayer declines to ru
for Joint Representative, and that tn
name of John 8. Bender will be pre-
sented before the convention.-Sostt
Bend Tribune.