Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-07-20
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

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Tippecanoe-J. T. Hardesty.
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Personal. General and Miscellaneous.
The oats crop is unusually goo'
this year.
No preaching at the NJ. E. churcl
next Sunday.
The REPUBLICAN Office wants
money. Bring it along quick.
John A. Maxey, OF the Peru Sen
tinel, was in Plymouth visiting OLE
friends last week
The Hoham block looks gay with
its delicately stained brick walls and
massive stone columns.
Mrs. Alex Taggart and little
daughter are in the city. They con-
template making Kansas their future
home.
Some new wheat has been
brought to this market, and sold al
80 cents per busheL The quality is
excellent.
Several of our citizens went to
Rochester yesterday to attend the
Republican Judicial and Senatorial
conventions. r3.L e
Miss Fannie Reed, Of Union Mills
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Hervy, and
other relations and friens ia this city
and vicinity.
The Republican Joint Repre-
sentative convention for Marshall
ard st. Joseph, will meet in LaPorte
next Thursday.
-MARRIED-In this city, on Sunday
last, by Rev. Buffinger, Mr.. John Ho-
ham to Miss Anna Margaretta Han
sen, all OF this city.
&C. II. Reeve is at home again. al
ter a somewhat protracted visit in
the northwest. He thinks Plymouth
is just about agood as place as any to
regain health.
TIL Columbia City Post says tina
~the Republicans Of Marshall county
have failed to ratify the nomination
OF Hays and Wheeler That is a
sample of the truthfulness Of that pa
paer.
When the Hayes and Wheeler
club is organized here, Gen. Hascall,
Of Goshen, should be invited to
make speech. He could make one
that would stir up some recollections
of past events
Warm weather, or something
else has set an evil spirit to work in
this vicinity. Last Saturday evening
somebody tapped George NolPs till,
and took out 9 one dollar bills No
one can say who took 1t.
"A tramp called at house near
town and wanted something to eat
He got it-and just because the
breakfast did not suit him, he broke
lot Of dishes Shoot him on the
spot or anywhere else.
Rev J. Stephens and family start
ed for Michigan last Monday morn
ing, where they expect to remain
about two weeks. Mrs. Stephens
health is quite poor. This is the first
vacation Mr.. Stephens has taken
since he entered the ministry.
VIM. Spangler, of Winamac,
was nominated for Senator, at the
Republican convention in Rochester,
yesterday.
Walter B. Pershing, Of Plymouth,
was nominated for Prosecuting attor-
ney by the same convention.
John Smith, who calls himself
Frank Tyler, was around Plymouth a
Ifev dayslast week putting up fly paper
In bar-rooms and saloons. He got
drunk on the profits Of the business,
and just because he did not make
enough to pay his fine, Esq. Kelley
sent him to jail.
Marion Soule stole twenty dol
lars and a few cents over from Jacob
Engle, near Bremen, one day last
week, and then travelled towards
Starke county. He was brought back
and went to Jail, waving an examin-
alton before Esq. Kelley. He is quite
young, and may do better in future II
gently dealt with.
Several of our friends wanted ex-
ira copies of the REPUBLICAN to send
away, last week, which we could not
furnish, containing an account Of the
Floral Wedding. To accommodate
them, we have re-published the arti-
Gle in this paper, with the address. by
Mr.. Faude, and the poem, by Mr.. and
Mrs. Williams, added.
Mr.. A. Snepp, Republican candi.
date for Representative, made us q
very agreeable call yesterday. Mr.
Snepp is not an Office seeker. Die
not seek for nomination; but nov
that he Is candidate he will make
free use of his time in visiting the
people, and making their acqusint
ance. He is the right man to sue
ceed-
Our citizens gather at the flow
ing well. by the hundreds, every eve.
ming. Magnetic water Is a delightful
drink; but there Is little inconveni-
ence yet in crawling through hog
pen to get to it. When the foo,
bridge Is built below the mill, it will
be a delightful walk to the well, and
the beautiful park, with its shady ar
bors, along the bank Of the swift flow.
ing Yellow river.
The Marshall County Norma
school opened on Monday. July 18th
with about forty in attendance. L
is conducted by the County Superin
tendent, assisted by Prof. RIA. Chase
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