Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-14
CITY NEWS.
Plymouth and Vicinity

On Monday 456 hogs were weighed
at Thayel's scales.
big Iniun" in town on Tuesday;
one leg off-"ugh.
Eleven dealers in Walkerton pay
a tax on selling tobacco.
-First-class sleighing. and who
hasn't had sleigh ride?
The Michigan City Ne,cs has not
been issued for several weeks.
1t is said that the Wakarusa Sun
is soon TO be moved to Bremen.
Potatoes are selling for 50 to %
cents per bnshel in South Bend.
The walkerton Public Ledger Of
fee is opposite the Union House
The German six brothers ball OF
Rochester, will probably be mas
querade.
M. Holloway, OF Warsaw, Ind.
has made arrangements TO take the
Union House mt Walkerton.
Mr.. o. Musselman. of the Starke
County Ledger has lately been ar-
pointed county superintendent.
Brisk, cold winter wcaiher-jrst
righr for making The wood pile groan
and for oloring the cheeks OF school
girls
The driven-wellers OF LaPorte
county have concluded to fight Green
IL he insists upon his royalty.
The cholera Is appearing among
the hogs in L;Porto county. One OF
the farmers has lost over 81 head, re-
Gently. st Fl
The hest field for pafri1gcs is
said TO he in LaPorfe county. in the
region about Webber's Station on the
l. P g. c. road.
This Is the last week OF the
Moody anil SanISey revival meetings
in Chicago. They close on Sunday.
the 17ih inst.
David Campbell. of Columbia
City has rented Touring mill at
Bom bon and has moved to that place.
He still continues running his mill at
&C
Bourbon Mirror: Mr.. I. b. Ar
ncid. OF mis- county, sold the lambs
OF nine ewes one day last week for
500 They were OF the Cotswold
species
LAHORE has drinker whose liq-
uor bill calls for - per- diem, r-gu-
larry. He recently engulfei "A quart
OF brandy (-siraiSht"j in the space OF
a few minutes.
Wa kerton Visitor: Last week
B. H. BealI sent twelve Bushels OF
wheat to the Teegarden mills. and re-
ceived forty-four pounds OF good
-four 10 the bushel.
The Walkerton Visitor says that
some OF the people who live in what
is known as the Big Woods" settle
ment have scarcely raised enough
corn for home consumption.
MARRIED. At the Episcopalian
church in North Liberty. Dec. 4rh,
1876. by the Revered Bishop Talbot,
Mr.. George r. Flood to Miss Mary
McKinsey, all OF North Liberty.
The South Bend Herald in speak
ing OF the eff ,rls of the late revival
ist Shaw, in that city, says: we
doubt the final efficacy OF the minis
trations OF a religious mountcbank.
Joe Egolf returned from hunt
ing expedition to Flat Rock. last Sat
urday night, and brought with him a<
. reward for his work large deer and
wild cat -Whitley County Com
nlercinl.
George PIatz. n beardless South
Bend urchin OF seventeen summers.
was recently joined i'm the holy bonds
OF wedIock with Phoebe Ann Miller.
who has yet TO see her fourteenth
birthday
For several days this week the
ice wagons have been bringing in ice
from Dixon lake, southwest OF the
city. The present thickness OF the
ice is about eight inches, and IL looks
pure and OF good color.
The three story grain wareh use
at Bringhurst. Cass county, belong
ing 10 NJ. Plank. was entirely con-
sumed by fire Saturday, together
with two hundred bushels Of wheat
and fifty bushels OF oats. Fire WAS
casued by defective flue. The prop
erty WIS part y insured.
We have received the first mum
Der of The Public Ledger, published
at waTkerton. by L. s. Boynton and
Geo. 8. Smith, the former acting as
editor. The Ledger IL q quarto sheet.
Nth patent half. and Is q credita-
Bile specimen of local typography.
We think Walkerton can support one
newspaper well and only one. The
~saIutafory" contains @adhear" twice
look it up, Bro. Boynton-
During the rebellion Mr. John
Roller, of Starks county, Ind, had a
son killed in battle. Some four years
ago his son was killed by jumping
from the top OF a freight car, living
only about one half hour. About
one year afterward Mr.. Roller died OF
dropsy. Two years ago married
daughter CNfrs. G.. ScheusIer,) LOST
a child byfalling out ola second story
window. The Starke County Eater
prise. Of last week, reports the death
Of John Scheusler, a brother OF the
child spoken Of, who, It appears. was
killed by the breaking of an axle OF a
car, from which he sprang; he was
struck by heavy timber. and the
car was thrown on him causing his
death instantly. Thus, in a few
years, Eve Of this family have died,
four Of them being killed.