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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-04-12
ONE OF THE LIGHT BRIGADE.

A paragraph appeared some days ago IL
Che n. I. Sun, announcing the death of JOIN
one of the Light Brigade, VIII,
died of starvation in England. He had re
ceived Il pension of six pence day, which
however, was withdrawn several years age
xnd he endeavored to exc out a miserabl
existence by riding in circus pageants OIL
age and disease untitled him for this or an
<,sller work; the only refuge for the disable
soldier was the poorhouse, from which b
shrauk in horror. The verdict of the Coz
ouer's jury was: Died of starvation, an
She case disgrace to the War Office"
Speed the news Speed the news
Speed the news onward
Died of starvation" one
Of the six hundred
One who his part had played
Well in the Light Brigade,
When through the vale of death
Rode the six hundred
Food to the right of him,
Food to the left of him,
Food all around, yet
The veteran hungered;
He who through shot and shell
Fearlessly rode, and well
And when the word was "Charge,"
Shrank notnor fingered.
S'Off to the workhouse, you'll"
Back in dismay he drew,
Feeling he never knew
When cannon Numbered.
His not to plead, or sigh,
Ills but to starve and die
And to paupers grave
Sink with soul as brave
AS through the vale of death
Rode the six hundred
FLASHED proud spirit there,
up through the mans despair,
Sha,ning the servile there;
Soaring the timid, while
Sordid souls wondered;
Then turned to face his fate
Calmly, with soul as great
AS when through shot and shell
He rode with six hundred
With high hope elate,
Laughing in face of fate
Rode with six hundred.
Hunger his mate by day,
Sunday and working day,
Winter and summer day
Shame on the nationl
Struggling with might and main,
,Smit by disease and pain,
He in Victoria's reign,
Oiled of starvation"
While yet the land with pride
Tells of the headlong ride
Of the six hundred
While yet the welkin rings,
While yet the Laureate sings.
Some one has blundered,"
Let us with bated breath,
Tell how one starved to death
Of the six hundred
What can that horror hide?
o the dread death he died!
Well may men wonder
One of the Light Brigade,
One who that charge had made
Died of sheer hunger?
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1876-04-12

A WIDOW lady at Columbus, Ohio,
gavea boy three dollars, the other day,
to go out and buy some hedge-hogs, SO
that she could start lawn hedge to
growing.
, 1876-09-01

Ward. meeting Is to bs held there soon, II ono
can bo gotten up.
1tr Murphy Maid tho Fourtccnth Ward could be
counted aa organized.
Mr. CMincson rcp,arkcd TINT that Nnrd whs better
nrsaMfzctt tlla3 auy otll.r III tho city, md had
larKcr membership than all tue other waFMs pnt
together.
A.r. McsIa,ly regretted tho want Of eyston, Of
organization In halt MI honr'a spcech. Tie calling
and rc.cAlllng Of tbs roll Of wards ovcninE ate!
evening did no good. lie didn't know mnch about
tho Fifteenth Ward, but would undertake the work
OF organization there. -.
Atr. JnncB spoke also for tho Sixteenth, eoven.
tconf1,, nnd Eighteenth Wards. Thoy wcln NOT
organizo bur moi, had volunteered to work ehcre.
Mr. Springer shld tho. uNtstIo towns ~ete pe'ps
worked ur o. Tsp,Ily a. p1aalblc.
MT, Oeaoud remarked that more had bocn none
at the meeting than ever before. md no hopco thefo
would he no further lacksl du1. .u..,
Tho Committee then adjourned mil .nAs sseu'
lnY
, 1876-09-01
MISCELLANEOUS,
BURLINGTON, IA.

ur,,,var,,S ,s An" a1'w,rn.ntuht the IT..
no"1iHaloA, 4a't Has s,n' s"s ~
punleans uase hau Al lmpEoinb&u uIp"-ou|. IoW.
pany A Of tho fIayMAkcfs turned out with full
tupks and Company o was duly organized. Marion
11.I1 ,,nro th.n III, ma tbo ,nae,no entbn.,
.n a.,. wa ,,S ,uo,o H.. A .t r. NV as
ssttc. Ihe Aon. joIln II. GEAR ptes'oeo' cam
palgu ballad composed for lha occasion By II. j.
purdstte, patag.arhist Of tho Nawlsys, waa sung,
.rd .crntv.d viii .nn,.u.,, To,morrnv rlrit
1a au ,,,,, H. ~ apr e...r1.sa ~ Vat ,i,, sn
company "lu ~ o'saPHeu ." "c'' o''4' soo
othcsd will follow.
COLORADO DEMOCRATS,
DENVER. COL, Aug, yl.-rAe l,smocgstlc stato
Convention e1ccted permanent organization yes
terdny afternoon at atanitou. At thu evening sea.
s1on tho linn na1a M uuph.s NJ Denver ,s.s
. n... s,s =. u...s -.
hesh'hateo t9s nose.au'' ana - a. ta'1e'eoh los
GonGrcss Thero haa bocn home hcrlnony tn the
Convention. hut II will probably complete lts uum-
nations and aa1oatn to.aay.
PUBLIC ,skNTlhENT.
1o,,.- III Aun. ai.-A vols xas tslon m tho
s,arn ',on"i TAIN on tl,s chIcaYo / Nock Island
, 1876-09-01


TIN. 0,ecnbsrk Cook County Central Committee
beM u,Gctins At the fremont House headquarters
list evening" to take solnc action In regard 10 or
vsn,xlnv silc wards. a. q. Cameron occupied tbs
shalr. and Sir. Murphy acted as Secretary. Thcso
were ten Of the Committee present.
Tim ttIscussiou WAS Of rather nj informal
.harne.er, and indicated TINT tloFe wsa
no head to tho movement in this
ctv. and that tho action Of the
Cummyttao l,os thus far been so Inconsistent and
,is,onury that scarcely anything hns beon accom-
pitshed. Al Mr, Cameron said, 1T u M wonucf
.vo uro looked upon by the community ss pack Of
Mr, uounola rnuvod that tho roll Of wsFdf bo
called for tho purpose OF aAecstaaalng Some'Alne
'Ee.Sas Saass sas sspSssa tSst tho rtr Ward had
luii esn,pisaen. u otdeen. ile did not know
Sq' H. osyyooa ksd stt the Second ward and could
Xntntls,nali remarked that there wero fully 100
My. Usaooi sa!d hat something had been done 10
Mr. springer said meeting was to be held IN that
4 ,aetioa wa made that tho Chair invitc every.
body, 90 e to Awsli tbs numbers rus was Fa'ea
Ill., :. jams: Is said there was club III tho Fourth
Ward. and good meeting could bs had there At
& Gsna:'s ~ , 1s%;s.ss 4 that there was no o'Gan''
XrTsngsaiun aro to 10 msdo for . meeting there
Mn ill., s5rnxs1 xs ,.id hs had visited the Sixth Ward,
bat COULDN'T dnd ufeenGaeksr. 49,:
NJ Murphy hs4 Sas ticS hf'e ssv wis
current IL a. seventh Ward, but 10 meeting. aaa
fsaid ee sassssd oisSfs OF club lad tssn slsos:
Theirs was no representative present from tho
49, ..,. - .b bst thn,a wa. uo orrn ~ "a
, 1876-09-01

T,O1l BALE>-sl,TO II TAKEN NY TIE iNT Or
II ssptembcf. ROOD cottage. mud lot 3s1loG Rotsi
LYrrcas.aD. Ta cot'aVe Il 10 trkly !uIIs nj neigh.
!1fhVyl and uzden.aY care tnn within unc block az
u lusintts Jh.s If l,c.!er thy [anting. bar
1,Ur, sALg-Nn WEST VAN HUi,KN. ST. TWO.
htoFJ aAd bascsncnt brick With barn ,1so. lot %
xlTH; just the Place builder: WHid tnko equity In
real cat1ic. MEAD & Ct1E. 1855 Lasa,le-ss.
L,OK sNi,E-i.UW, on VERY EASY TERMS, TWO.
ttefJ and basement brick house. new. with modern
tnptoy eiicnta c4Rlriets ll3 Wlnehester'Af AddfeH
~ Trl,une Office. --
T;Uli sALE-A IIAn0klN--s2XlIo FEET OK
Ellt!.av setweeo Thirty qftn md Thitly s0th
qui,r HENRY and JAC0D WELL. f4e lleartoEn.stt
1IUH sAf.E--HEvEl1AL Il g.sTOIIy- AND BASEMENT
houses on Nofth lesrbrrn Rntt 0ntarto"AeA. Apply
10 JOHN II. MhtEEHh. 1J9 fJntdfio.1ts
, 1876-09-01

hortlood during The past nonsh, stthcked party
a4-aicd CALLERS wern Rrenler In nnmi,rt than the
Mobiles; hnt. the latter being arn1r with pistols,
n,n.ch, "crc u,nbto 10 prGt"et thr,nretyer, Three
miner. were murdered and tho otAcra. nfer being
relieved Ut their va!nabcs, were allowed to dc.
pnrt MsNEM.
, 1876-09-01
NEWaNG flAEKaINESs

-
- Atyle, fus 3t5 including Ill alachMent: 1luxa,
iua ~ osasn MI al aissrsS1t' ,1s'uasa !s W. W.
, 1876-09-01

8LAfk CODE.
Rssotst4, Th1t II II 1T &C.
corhallce with the Cinelts.
matt platform that, during
the cIistenco Ut Territorial
uoyernmrntA. the tHetts'tE'I
gF feSsttcfia'I. Whatever u
maybe, till5Alscl BY tho ftd@
esal Constitution On fht
patrtY of he 1tTratpftal
L<pfsEdtIFeoyer The subject
Ut tte doHlestfc refa4ffl1s,
~ tl!s lanIc aus eftn u gh1iI
HEREAFTER b finally DETER
AfINEil UY THE SU4
I'lsESIE COURT Of tht
United Htatea. Ahunltt bG re-
st,octo.t by all good citizens,
ard ESFORCkf, s1tth
prfhHptHeSs dMtt ,HdtffiE 5y
kVEl.Y HttASEtl a fh4
GfRerdi GurSrHAtnt.-
Dougtos Balfi,'.nrs ITas'
osT's.
Al the people Of tho n!
opportunity u Judge Of
General and lts cuurscr,
we enlarge upon this 1ua'
sk!1lful arttst will fully 4
utatlon, WI have no d
which liz Will rllo-llrsl
other, and now On BOTH
sometimes backwarls-n
then sQuarely planted
challenge tho admiration
not b0 = doubt.
, 1876-09-01
FOlt HAl.Es

INOls OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES COUNTERS, IN
r. slds and outside show castA staye snl awning. tss
hMwslksu.Rs
Lon sALE-A LARGE WHITE AND NED SETTER
i dog yxsra Old b1okun " rtslsyv As game. kluws
ana d e.n ~ Is ~ foupa A,o ns yoax sT
Nj uae fur theu,. Call 1t $40 Wcst lsau4ulph'st.
, 1876-09-01

EO1s RALE-sioo, sis Down ANp IS MONTHLY,
Z buys bealtiful LOT 1a1f minutes walk from tae
sto1e 1etot a. aUrangs t.is psrfect apsttaSe ffsc
suburb for tie price Fre ride to examine tuT yuuFs
l. Tor low neat hGk cottage h.d xi 81 feet ut
sunme1l4Ic. ChlcARn Milwaukee 1la!Iroad. fare 7
atuthcalt coTncE MouEat aud MArket-ats.
EoK sALK-zIoo WILL DpY 4 DNAUT1FyL LOT.
Ghicavo: tib down au4 e3 monthly. cheapest opa1ty
III tntke AMI shnHn FREQ; abst1c: tree i0.csnt train
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-09-07
Patents.

The following is list of Patents is
sued TO inventors of Indiana, for the
week ending Sept. 5, 1876, and each
dated Aug. %, 1876. Furnished this
paper by Cox & Cox, Solicitors of
Patents, Washington. ID. c.:
81. and s. Brown-cider press, Wis
tula.
G. Carter-cultivator, Union City.
j. King-door fastener, Fort Wayne.
A. Sherman-gun stock, Crown
Point.
M. Urquhart-saw buck, Economy
p. Hardwick-crib and table, South
Bend.
III. Bargis and A. Bell-fire place
frame, Richmond.
l.. Blust-churn, New Albany.
w. Reynolds-bed bottom, LaFay-
cite.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-09-07

We know that disordered stomach
or liver produces more suffering than
any other cause. We know that very
few physicians are successful in their
treatment OF these disorders. We
know tina, DaCosta's Radical Cure
will, without the shadow of q doubt al
most immediately relieve and per-
manently cure all Of these distressing
symptoms. Weknow of thousands who
are willing to testify that what we
say is true to the letter. We know
that il you will give it a fair trial you
will let us add your name to the
"cloud of witnesses" Will you give it
a trial, and do it now2 Trial size on
ly 25c. Sold by l.. Tanner.
Professor Parker's Pleasant Worm
Syrup is perfectly safe and extremely
palatable. No physic required.
Costs 25 cents. Try 1t. t'i' n1yl
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-09-07
The Townsbin Trustaes who mo,

The Township Trustees who met
in this city last week as a Board of
Education continued Superintendent
Bailey for the remainder of his two
years term.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gideon Blain, Of
this city, were pleasantly surprised
by birth day party on Wednesday
last. Their friends came from every
direction and joyful time was the
order of the day. What made the &C.
casion doubly interesting was the
fact that the birth days of both are
identical.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-09-07
O'Donnell and Bovee.

Mr.. Fred O'Donnell OF Iowa and
Mr.. II. M. Bovee of Wisconsin spoke
at the Centennial Opera House We'd
nesday evening. Their remarks were
generally candid and dictated by good
sense, and hence as aggressive" cam
paign speakers, such as Tilden wants.
their speeches were very harmless.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-09-07

The following candidates were sue
cessful in obtaining licences to teach
at the examination held Aug. 18th,
in this city:
III. A. Bremen, Ella Burnes, Ida b.
Corse, Rilda Clemmens, Annie Dunn,
Ida Dill, Chas. German, Nathan
Hutchins, II. l.. FARRELL, Eta Now,
Matte Morris, G.. A. Miller. Josiah
Miller, AIDA Willard, Richard Rud,
Thos. Jackson, w. W. Jackson, A. II.
Slaytor, f. l.. Wood, II. A. Pershing,
f. f. Myers. Sarah Baird, John Kin
sey, 1. NJ. Grossman, Thos. Payne, J.
f. Strang, Emma Nicoles. Emfha Tyr
rel, Ida Warrens, Bell Warren, Mar
tin Trainor. John Cooper, Charity
Shaw, J. L. Wilkins, Ida Waun, Ber-
tina Snyder. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-09-07
Marshall County Fair.

The Marshall County Agricultural
Association will hold its twenty-five
annual Fair on the Fair Grounds In
Plymouth, commencing on Monday,
Sept. 18th and continuing until Fri
day. A Horse Show will be held by
the Association on Friday, Sept. Odd
and Odd, of which a programme and
premium will soon be issued. This
will be separate and distinct exhi-
bition from the regular Fair of the
Association. The officers of the As
sociation are, q. r. Reynolds, Presi-
dent; VIM. Conger, Vice President:
J. r. Losey, Treasurer and John
Houghton, Secretary.
The Directors in the several town.
ships are as follows: VIM. Conger,
North Township; Jas. A. Corse, West
Township; John Jacoby, Center
Township; John W. Houghton, Gen.
ter Township; J. r. Losey, Center
Township; G.. r. Reynolds, Center
Township and W. H. Sparrow, Bour-
bon Township. -
The following in regard to admis-
sion is taken from the published
"Rules and Regulations"
Single tickets, to be taken up at the
Bdte. 49,. ..............S 20
Family tickets, good for the
four days OF fair, admitting heads
OF families and members thereof,
under age. / 90
Single tickets, for saddle
horses, or horses to buggies, car
riages and wagons, with the
privilege OF going in and out %
Parties purchasing family tickets,
and those entitled to admission on
such tickets, will be permitted to
drive in and out Of the grounds at
pleasure.
Family tickets are not transferable,
and all such tickets presented at the
gate for the admission of parties not
entitled to such admission, will be
forfeited, and taken up by the gate
keeper.
Hired help will not be considered
as belonging to the family by whom
they are employed.
Children under seven years old, ac-
companied by their parents, will be
admitted free.
On the last day of Fair there will
be athletic sports. consisting of foot
races, 100 yards, and half mile, or
once around the track; long jump
standing and running; hop, step and
jump, and high jump. Also a horse
race of one quarter of a mile, and. a
mule race Of one-half OF a mile, and
trotting race for colts three years
old and under. All for men living,
and horses and mules owned, in Mar
shall County. Prizes and purses as
awards, will be announced by large
posters.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-09-07
49, 49,
FARM FOR SALE. J


I will sell my farm, in West town
ship, on Knox road. g. miles west of
Dunkard Church, and Z miles west of
Plymouth, on easy terms and long
credit. Said farm contains l2o acres,
is well watered, and timbered with
oak, ask, poplar, &C., good, two story
frame house, aud 40 acres under cul-
tfvation. Aspfendid stock and grain
farm, convenient u. mills, churches
and schools, and 3miles from r. r.
station. Here is chance for some
man to secure home cheapln Apply
on premises for particulars, or adj
dress 'zSa 49, - A. w. CHEW,
nStf Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-09-07
Public Speaking.

The Republican County Central
Committee makes the following ap-
pointments for public speaking:
HA sNEPP:
Tyner City, September 7th.-eve-
ming.
Plymouth, Sept, 9Th, evening.
JOHN 8. BENDER.
Tippecanoe, Thursday evening,
Sept. 7th.
wB. HESS.
Tippecanoe, Thursday evening, Sep
TENDER It'll
Linkville, September sth,-evening.
LaPaz, Sept. 18th.
g. r. CLANCY
West School House, September Sth,
evening.
A. B. CAPRoN AND II. G. THAYER-
Argos. September 13th,-evening-
Bremen, Sept. 12th,-evening.
Linkville, Sept. Sth,-evening.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-09-07

The Hon. j. ID. Williams, other
wise known as BLUE jeans" and the
Hon. ID. w. Voorhees,, will speak in
this city on Wednesday next. The
Democrats are preparing for a big
turn out of the "unterrified." The
Bourbon Mirror thus describes the
Democratic candidate for Governor
Williams is a miserable blunderer,
without sufficient learning or knowl-
edge to teach a district school, and
every intelligent Democrat who hears
him speak will hang his head in
| shame"
The first incident was the presenta-
ton of huge Arkansas watermelon
by Mr.. j. II. Johnson-whom we met
just as we were leaving town. 1t was
from his first crop in the State. We
are glad to find him a believer
that Arkansas excels Indiana in crop
raising and climate.-Spirit of Arka'a-
SdS.
We are pleased to notice this happy
mention of Mr.. Johnson and would
like to sample his large Arkansas
watermelon. He traded his farm in
this county last spring to CLANCY,
McKelvey & Co., for his Arkansas
home that makes him so "contented
and happy. 1
The following appointments were
made by the Methodist Conference
at Lafayette on Tuesday:
Laporte District-G. M. Boyd,
Presiding Elder, J. H. Cissel, La
Porte; A. b. Bruner, LaPorte Cir
cult: w. p McKinsey, Westville; NJ
M. Stolz, Rolling Prairie; J. STAFFORD,
New Carlisle and Hamilton; J. G.
Stephens, First Charge, South Bend;
J. L. Boyd. Michigan Street, South
Bend; G.. r. Streeter, Walkerton.
Valparaiso District-R. d. lister,
Presiding Elder; William Graham,
Valparaiso Station; o. B. Beebe,
Wheeler and Hobart; G.. Vessels,
Crown Point: John Harrison, Star
City and Winamac; Henry Vencill,
Logansport Circuit; s. A. Clearwater,
Rochester; F. NJ. Rule, Michigan
City.
The following is the grand jury
for the September term OF the circuit
court: Jacob Beyler, Sen, John Cline,
George W. Boyce,, Lewis Erwin, s. G..
Gordon, Isaac Lee.
The petit jury is ordered to appear
on the third Wednesday of the term,
October IL. The following names
comprise the jury:
Union Township-Nathan Clifton
German-Michael Foltz and John
G. Balsey.
West-A. r. Benner.
Poke. M. Richardson.
Bourbon-John Sharley.
North-Georpe Kimble.
Center-Miler VanVactor and Rob-
ert II. Cox.
Naturalization Spencer.
Green-Wm. Johnson.
Tippecanoe-Daniel Smith.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-09-07
PREMIUM!
TO THE SUBSCRIBERS OF THE
r j. PU BLICAN:

We have made arrangements with
the National Art Company of Cincin-
natl, Ohio, by which we shall be able
to furnish to each of our subscribers,
who wish it, one or more Of the most
beautiful and valuable steel engrav-
ings that have ever been published in
this country. The plan is simply
this: In our issue Of September %,
there will appear supplement con-
tanning a description Of these en-
cravings, and in the body OF this
supplement will be printed Ser
tificate" showing that the one in
whose possession it may be is a
bona fde subscriber Of the REPUBLI-
CAN. This Certificate" is to be cut
out by every one Of our subscribers
and when forwarded to the National
Art Co., 2OS Vine ST.. Cin., o., accom-
panied by twenty-five cents in scrip,
the publishers will return to each
such sender a beautiful steel engrav-
ing or chrome, costing really many
thousand dollars to produce. The
twenty-five cents is to.defray the cost
Of postage, the tube in which to pack
the picture, wrapping and other ex-
penses. These pictures are war
ranted to reach their destination in
good order and with no additional
cost to the subscriber. We can as
sure all our readers that this is an
unprecedented offer in its iberality
and We are hoping by this means to
induce all of our present subscribers
to promptly renew their subscrip-
tons. We also offer it as a premium
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-09-07
OUR AGENTS.

The following named gentlemen
are our authorized agents, and sub
scribers can leave their names and
money with them to be forwarded to
this office:
A-gos-JDo. Pickerill.
Inwood-David Hull
Tyner Ci.y-Thomas Tyner.
MaxinkucIee-J.F f. Wise.
Walnut Township-T. P. Jackson.
West Township-A. w. Chew.
Green Township-G. w. Wolford.
Bourbon-H. Baylor.
Tippecanoe-J.T I. Hardesty.
Bremen-Moses Keyser.
Walkerton-C. b. Libey.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-09-07


/ would announce to the public
that have opened new tonsorial
shop in the basement, under Cieave-
land & Behrens' dry goods store, cor
ner Michigan and LaPorte streets.
Comfortable artistic shave, best hair
cut, champooing, and children hair
cutting, &c. Special care takenin
hair and whisker dying, without in
,juring the hair or skin. Cleanness "a
speciality Same price and like at
tention given to all.
/ have procured Mr.. George p.
Walter, late barber of Sherman
House, Chicago, to work for me. /
ask only a fair share of public pat
ronage. a, G. HoLTzENDoRFF.
Use no other preparation but
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renew
er for improving the growth and re-
storing the color OF the hair.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-09-07

The following is the list Of adver
tised letters in the Plymouth, Ind.
post office, for the week closing last
evening:
James f. Birch, Levi E. Curtiss 2,
Peter o. Farrell 2, Martha Henry,
john Hal, Ed. Hoover, George Jones,
John Kinnel, VIM. Kelley, A mi
Marrow, Peter Meyer, Jane Morgan,
Noah Masholder, c. Palmer, Joseph
Quincy, Chas. A. Ruinor, Mrs. Stuck
man, HUMAN Smith. S. Swartz, Hank
Thomas, Lydia Thompson, David
Ward. ~
HRLD FOR POSTAGE. 8
Capt. VIM. J. Haines. Memphis,
Tenn; Hans Palmer, Interlacher,
Germany.
HELD FOR BETTER DIRECTIONS. tas
A. G. Quman, Marshall Co.; Olive
Comfort, 284 Fulton st. a
Call for advertised letters.
VIM. M. KENDALL, p. M.
Sept. 7th. 1876.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-09-07
CITY NEWS.

Farmers are now busy in seeding
for the fall.
Fever ard ague are reported
quite prevalent.
-Died.-In Plymouth, Margaret
Dilworth, Sept LIST, aged % years.
Michigan street north OF Gano is
being graveled and improved gener-
ally.
This is the season when the
destroying corn cutter glistens in the
sunshine.
The Bremen Public Schools
open on Sept 18th, with Prof o. w.
Stauffer as pril cipal.
The Rev. Mr.. Norris failed to
meet his appointment at the M. Z.
Church on Sunday evening last.
The Hon. D. Mcdonald, OF the
Democrat, returned from his trip to
Put-in-Bay on Friday last looking
hale and hearty.
The teachers examination papers
@looked over" by Supt Bailey are
said by him to have been unusually
creditable one?
Mr.. II. v. Reed will deliver tenn
perance lecture at the Centennial
Opera Hall on next Sunday evening,
at eight o'clock.
The Kosciasko County fair will
be held at Warsaw from Sept. 18th TO
Both inclusive. Preparations are be-
ing made for a first-class exhibition.
The Sabbath School connected
with ST. Thomas Church will picnic
at the Fair Grounds on Saturday
next, leaving the city between ten
and eleven o'clock.
The indianapolis, Peru & Chica-
go Railway viii sell half fare tickets
to the National Soldiers and Sailors
Reunion at Indianapolis, good from
Sept. 10Th to 23d.
"A telescope man has arrived
in town. II clear nights are given us
our citizens and all the boys and girls
should take look at the wonders Of
the heavens.
The Public Schools opened on
Monday last with fine prospect FOL
a profitable session. Many new
scholars from the country are In at
tendance
Mrs. David Zehner, Of Vol
Creek, died on Tuesday last, and was
buried on the following day She
had been sick for some time with the
chills and fever. -
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-09-07

"A smart Illinois girl who had
been cruelty Tilted, rose up in her
wrath and recovered $1,000 for breach
of promise,-and she had no sooner
got this suit out of the way than she
took some of the proceeds and went
right to work on another--a hand
some black silk made after the do
nestle PASSIONS"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-09-07

Disease OF the lungs, throat and
chest. are so prevalent in our ever
changing climate, that such a medi-
cine as DR.. MarshalI's lung syrup is
invaluble, to the whole community.
In almost every case it relieves after
taking the first dose. IT,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-09-07

w. L. Leonard i'm Hoham Block
wishes to say to the Oyster eating
public of Plymouth and vicinity that
he has just received from Baltimore
several cases of fresh oysters. These
are the first bivalves shipped to town
this season and we invite all oyster
eaters to call and try them. 13w2