Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-11-23
CITY NEWS.
Plymouth and Vicinity.

Mud and misery.
Remember that Thanksgiving
turkey.
Occasionally deer Is killed in
Jasper county.
Wood, wanted at the REPUBLICAN
Office on subscription.
Winter wheat Is said to be look.
ing fine all over the county.
a Teachers Institute IL being
held In Rochester this week.
Several colored men in LaPorte
and county voted the Democratic
ticket
The Presbyterian church Of Peru
has extended q call to the Rev. R. q.
Lowrie.
Rev. VIM. Richmond, OF st. James
Episcopal church. South Bend, has
resigned.
Stephen Grommon. Of Walkerton,
has . pig. six weeks old, that weighed
81 pounds.
The best friends Of q newspaper
are the subscribers who read 1t and
pay for it.
The North Judson Courier since
its removal to Knox Is known az the
Enterprise.
The Presbyterian church OF
walkerton has commenced holding
. protracted meeting.
The roads are reported to be In a
terrible condition in both this and
surrounding counties
3 The famous Howe Band at Peru
has disbanded. Germs is now the
boss band on the Wabash.
"A workman in South Bend has
made a beautiful stand top OF IL $40
pieces of ash, walnut and cherry.
Mr.. o. B. McIntirs has succe eded
the firm of J. K. Shaw & Co. in the
banking business in Remington.
The LaPorte Herald chronicles
the death of Mrs. Lemon. widow OF
the Major, late Of Lemons Bridge.
The sale of the daily Chicago pa
pers which has been so brisk for the
past two weeks, Is beginning to de-
cline.
-Messrs. Foster and Marsh. OF
South Bend, have discontinued their
proposed Lecture Course for want Of
support
They are having a visit from
malignant scarlet fever at Garrett,
and several children have died Of the
disease.
-Starke county will erect q new
dwelling house in Knox, for the &C.
cupancy of her sheriff, at cost not
exceeding $500.
Since Nov. /, TO date, 52,756 hogs
have been pae ked inIndianapolis. being
x,7l6 more than for the correspond
ind period last year.
Mr.. Daniel Rowel OF this place
brought to our Office last week hens
egg, which measured 7 by 8 inches
Walkerton Tisifor.
Duck hunting at the Kankakee
10 reported good Some Walkerton
sportsmen lately carried home ~
ducks and other game.
DIR. Floto, q quack tape-worm
doctor who has been Affiicting South
Bend, departed suddenly on being
exposed In his qua,kery.
"A Social Dancing Club has been
formed in this city and have already
tripped -the light fantastic in the
Centennial Opera House.
The N. e. sociable viii be held
at the residence Of Rev. T. @. Stringer
next Tuesday afternoon and evening.
Tea from six to nine o'clock.
The Valparaiso Messenger says:
Mr.. Sherman Wheeler, Of Plymouth.
cut his hand pretty severely at the
fro here on Wednesday morning.
Rev. Il. J. Neck frequently closes
his sermons with . song. himself car
rying the solo and the choir joining
In the chorus.-Kokomo Dispatch
Trying to do business without adj
vertising is like winking at pretty
girl in the dark; you may know what
you are doing but nobody else does.
An unexpected domestic event
on Monday night in this city added
q healthy female child to the popu-
Iation. It IL said to be q case OF bas-
tardy.
-Married.-In Plymouth on the
18th inst, by the Rev. Austin Fuller,
Mr.. James A. Candy Of Union town.
ship. to Miss Mary Knapp Of West
township.
A Republican lady In Rochester
bet q turkey with a Democrat gentle
man that Tilden would not receive
one vote In the city Of Washington.
or course the lady won-
All our available walls and board
fences declare In huge capitals, How
She Loved Him. Well, We suppose
1t was In . very natural sort Of . way
about - We I'll did 1t.
The four inches Of mud mortar
now lying loose on LaPorte street
might be scraped OF to great advan-
tage to both pedestrians, teams and
merchants. Why not reach "hard
pan" before winter?
As Mr.. Jacob Trowbridge was
starting out of the city on Tuesday
last to attend the funeral services OF
his brother the horse which he was
driving became FESTIVE and managed
to kick or break both shafts of the
buggy and slso to injure himsel
somewhat The rig belonged to
Michael 6peisshofer and was soon re-
turned for general repairs.