Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-21
There is to be a wedding at Bre-

Ing uurlDS the uay. lne SltlSnln
has been unusually busy during tn
whole week.
!. A sleighing party OF young poo
pie were out on Wednesday evening
with lanterns and flying flags. ]
noise can measure enjoyment, the
had a happy time.
Rev. W. A. Clark, late pastor o
the Baptist church at Elkhart, on nc
count OF his ill health OF the family
will settle at Little Rock, Arkansas
to get the benefit of a milder climate
The Northern hdianian il
speaking OF Quincy Hossler's pro
jected Warsaw Republican, says
@There is not single Republican il
the town who has advised the projec
tor to start it,
| We learn that a company is now
being formed to erect large hotel
on the Beeber burnt district. next
summer. Said building TO be three
stories high with business rooms un-
derneath.-Rochester Spy.
DIR J. F. Parks, of Bourbon. as
sisted by Drs- b. W. Perks and L. T.
Linn, removed cancerous tumoT
from the breast OF Mrs. ]. w. Wiley
living near Tippecanoetown, on Mon.
day the 11th inst
There are now seven newspa-
pers within eighteen miles OF War
saw,-one at Bourbon, one at North
Manchester, one at Syracuse, one nj
Milford. one at Plerceton, and the
Union and Indianidn, of Warsaw.
Daniel Ely, at Bristol, Elkhart
county. has an Alderney COW, from
which he has sold butter to the
amount Of over seventy dollars, since
the 18th Of last March, besides sup
plying the family with milk and but
ter.
-Messrs. Shaffer & Miller OF Lii
Porte are putting down pine plank
floor in the wigwam and propose flood
ing the floor so as to cover with ice
for a skating rink. When the ice
season is ..ver they will be ready for
roller skating.
An extensive saw mill, owned by
George Newhall & Co., at Green
field, Ind, twenty miles east of Ind
annapolis, caught fire from a dcfec-
tive fiue on Saturday, and was en-
tirely destroyed. Loss on building
and stock, $4,000.
The new court house OF Mont
gomery county cost $136 900. The
first urt-house for that county was
built about 1926. OF hewed logs, and
two stories high. 1t cost $l91-cash
The first Jail was also built OF logs
aud was 14x18 feet.
The poo OF our county don't
amount to anything in the eyes OF
the county commissioners. Because
a man is poor devil and unable to
pay his doctor bills, anybody is good
enough to doctor him, and his family.
-Storke County Enterprise.
The Ligonier Banner thinks II
shocking To hear little boys, and
larger boys who claim to be young
men, and even girls developing into
womanhood-using profane and OBJ
scene language upon the streets and
in public.-Yes. but IRIS easier to be
shocked than it is to suggest prac
ticiaI remedy.
-LaPoTte Troublesome money
was collected last spring towards
procuring picture OF Mr.. Donly, TO
be hung in the room OF the high
school. 1t is now proposed 10 COM
plete the design and an opportunity
is offered to those who may care to
help in the matter.
The following is list OF patents
issued to inventors OF Indisna for the
week ending Dec. 10, 1876. and each
dated Dec. 5, 1876. Furnished this
paper by Cox g. Cox, solicitor. or
patents. Washington. d. c.: ] Gent,
Grain Sampler. Columbus; A. Hanna,
Organ Action, Murray; w. Atkinson,
Harrow and Culiivator, townsville.
Rates Of telegraphing have been
considerably reduced. The new
rates took effect on the 1st inst. The
new rates are. to every place within
100 miles. IS cents; from-on to any
other place, in the state, 40 cents; to
New York. IS cents. For night mes
sagcs to New York. 20 words, for 3S
cents; and to Chicago, 20 words for
20 cents.
The following Is the list OF off,
GERS elected on last Friday night in
Plymouth Lodge. 149 A. F. & A. NJ:
]. F. Langenbaugh, w. NJ; A. L.
Reeves. s. W.:J. NJ. Confer, J. W.;
w. N. Bailey. Treas; J. Brownler,
Sec: ]. A. Palmer, 8. d.: ]. T. Trow-
bridge. ]. D.; VIM. Hogarth and c.
Leosch, Stewards; A. p. Elliott, Ty-
Ter.
Samuel H. Doolittle, the we'll
known machinest OF this city, has
gone to Plymouth, to become associ-
afed with James Easton. In the sale
Of wagons, carriages. agricultural i'm
PIGMENTS, etc. Mr.. Doolittle is one
Ut our steadiest and most promising
young men, and we regret to lose him.
Like Mr.. Easton, he deserves well OF
the. DecDIe Of pIvmOufh and Marshall