Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-03-30
BY MAC. CAwBER."
ARGOS, Ind. Mar. asst, 1876.

ARGOS. Ind, Mar asst, 1876.
"A. l.. Hudson engages in bust
ness mt Mexico.
Peter Etlicher has a public sale
Oh the lst prOx.
Argos, not to be outdone, has had
an Advisory Council.
The Sunday school quarterly re-
view last Sabbath evening was a
success.
The. Beech"r infection is said to
have visited Argos Is there no balm
in Gilcad.
There is no accounting for tastes.
Some persons Jump at conclusions"
and are always wrong.
Mrs. r. NJ Williams. who has
been visiting friends at Connersvillc.
is expected home tonight.
We never recommend patent"
pill, but there is one kind "dirt
cheap" yet profitable to somebody.
Some people talk one way. and
then. for some consideration or other,
act in another way. They make good
citizens.
1t does seem strange, but We
have known persons to mistake (D
hatred for charity. Isaac, what are
you reading?"
We observe that the American"
insurance company. of Chicago, is
forbidden to do business in Iowa,
Missouri and Michigan.
John Butcher says the first carrier
OF Il green back (greenback) was the
dove that went forth from Noah's ark.
Send the news to LADDERS.
David Boyce became "pa" on the
18th inst, an his brother Asher for
ty-eight houis later. 1t may have
been coincidence, but it looks very
much like put up job" Both
mothers are doing well.
L. W. Marshman. who has been
teaching school at Monterey, re-
turned home short time since,
bringing with him a lady whom he
has vowed to love, cherish and pro-
tect." We hope he'll do it.
There are some miserable people
who think their happiness is obscured
by one or two prominent objects, but
if they were given little more pow
er they could see myriad of objects
interposing. Sometimes the sup
posed intervening bodies are only
spots on the mental camera
We are now having a most furi-
Gus storm. 1t began sometime in the
night. and to-day the showing and
blowing is fearful. In places the
drifts are almost impenetrablc. and
iocOmotIOn is next 10 idIp 8esiUie.
Trains will be delayed, il not stopped
altogether This is the 18th day OF
March, yet an ordinary January il
completely cclipscd. What next?
-Rumor says we nave Marsh in
this locality. Al h. asks in the mat
ter il indemnify. and. il conjectures
are reliable, we favor it. The flank
fire can't produce very extensive lac
eration--olly flesh wounds ut most
aud the cause Of the wounds has
much to do in the deformity OF the
cicatrix. Under certain circum-
stances a scar is considered orna-
ment /.
Leo ard Alleman went south a
few days ago, and on last Saturday
returned with IA piece OF femininty
which he calls his own. Where or
how it happened We are unable TO
say. as we have had no opportunity
of interviewing the gentleman. We
express the hope, however, that
everything is right. and trust that
Leonard will remember that the
Square" is one OF the working tools
of his profession.
By invitation OF Mr.. Ward we
visited the Argos schools Last Friday
the last day OF the term. We first
visited the apartment of Mr.. w,
whom we found examining his class
in mathematics. and from their quick
and comprehensive answers we con-
clude they have learned something Of
the science OF numbers" We next
visited Mr.. Quivey's room, where We
found his pupils regaIinS themselves
with the Injuries he had provided
/ them as farewell treat Lastly
we called upon Miss Libbie Dickson,
whom we found surrounded by more
than half a hundred of that class fire.
quently called "shavers.' Our heart,
/ would have bled for her, il il had
been the first day Of the term, but as
IL was the last, and she looked smil-
/ ing and well, we reserved our SYM
/ patny for future use. From our own
/ observation, and from the informa-
+ ton obtained from Others, we are in-
4 ciined to think that the best school
| Argos eyer had was the one just
/ closed.
lnwood.