Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-14


last week.
Lon Chandler and Jude Conner
ship ed $500 pounds of poultry from
Silver Lake to Chicago the last week
in November. ttW#
There have been four hundred
and seventy arrivals at Michigan
City during the period of navigation.
The harbor is now closed.
The Daviss' Touring mill Of
Bourbon, has eastern contracts for
200 barrels OF flour "a day for the win
ter. and will be run night and day.
DIR. Broughton, OF Milford town.
ship, LaGrange county. wis recently
knocked down and robbed OF $S7
when returning to his home ut night.
Rochester Spy: A nickel against
Il tooth pick that Fulton county will
sell more fat hogs and cloverseed
this season than any other county Of
her size in the state.
Byron McAlpine has assumed
editorial control or the Milford Ne,cs
The former editor and present pro-
prietor. Frank McAlpine, is principal
OF the Milford school.
The Remington Record received
70 cents on subscription last week
and no wood. We received 900 uur-
ing the same time and no wood
StTke County Leoger. And the Re-
PUBLICAN.
The second annual musical con-
vrnfipn of the Kcwanna Musical So
ciefy will commence oil Dec 18th, and
continue five days, closing with IA
grand concert on Saturday evening,
Both inst.
St Paurs Lutheran church. OF
Michigan City. was dedicated on last
SUNDAY. The church is one OF the
best in the state. The altar Is per.
feet masterpiece OF workmanship, and
the organ is IL fine instrument.
The lcnity OF Fulton county in
ries is becoming proverbial. A young
rascal was sentenced Wednesday
last 10 I've hours confinement in
the county and good grub" for steal
ing s25 shot gun.-Rochester Spy.
The new Centennial block will
soon be eraced with place where
YOU can get "a "nip."-Rochesfer SEN
t;nel Undoubtedly The letters d.i s.
before the word ~graced,' dropped
out OF the @forms" in making up"
"A new hotel at South Bend is
called the Pilgrims Roost." The
hotel Is furnish d in grand style and
no guests will be allowed TO go TO
bed with their boots on. Particular
attention will be given to the accom-
mediation OF ~tramps."
The boy that sold Fred. Bosen-
berg male woodpecksr for female
mocking bird deserves good LASH
ing from is daddy over aud above
the three dollars he received for the
beautiful warbler. Rochester Seni-
mel.
The Hon. Jerome b. Chaffce who
is one Of the United States senators
from Colorado, was former resi-
dent OF Ligonier. Mr.. Chaffe was "a
member OF the firm Of Hill. Trrer &
Chaffee, merchants at Ligonier, some
thing like twenty five years ago.
The Rochester Sentinel OF last
week copied local article from the
REPUBLICAN and then credited IL to
the Warsaw Union. That was quite
"a Jump" The Starke County Enter.
prise used the same Article and gave
no credit whatever. That's enter
prise.
The LaPorte Herald says: "One
Ct DIR leading business men gives il
rs his opinion that in the past few
months 100000 CT $4,000 Of the
government bombs have gone out OF
our county: taken up in the funding
OF the six per cents. into four and Al
hall per cents.
The Northern Indinnian says:
On Friday last, George Pringle. OF
this city. killed eleven quail at one
/ shot. This would be considered :,
good shot among sportsmen under
any circumstances. but when the fact
is known that Pringle has the use OF
only one arm. they Gun better ap
preciate the matter.
"A correspondent OF the Ind ana
7 FTmer wri. ing from StarI<c County
siys: zone OF the farmers OF this
C ,unfy Informs us that hc has foun,l
nothing more effecrual In hog cholera
than concentrated I've. He says a
pound box lasts him two weeks
stirred In sloL-and he affirms that
it moved all symptoms OF disease
from among his hogs and gave them
entire new coats, and improved their
appetites wonderfully"
-Plymouth's delegation to the
Moody and Sankey excursion on
Friday last numbered 80. Among
them we have heard OF the following
q. r. CLANCY and wife, DR.. T. A. Bor.
ton and wife, T. @. Mattingly and
wife, W. B. Hess and wife, Mrs. T. C
Stringer, Mrs. II. B. Pershing, Mrs
III. b. Pershing, Mrs. E. Dawes, Miss
Mary Nash, Miss Nina Millikan, Dan
Mcdonald and wife. A. HawIey and
wife, Mrs. Perry, Mrs. Dunlap, Mrs
U. s. Dodge, and Eugene WEIGH.
The weather OF last week was
something exceptionable. On Fri.
day the thermometer commenced
sinking and at the same time a wild
and strong north west gale brought
snow and iceness in it's breath and
everything began to creep into cover
The storm lasted until late at night
and the thermometer on Saturda,
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