Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-06-15

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the celebration of the Fourth of July.
respectfully submit the following gem
eral programme for the exercises of the
occasion:
FIRST.
We recommend that all the citi-
ZenS of the several townships and
towns, the public schools, the charita
ble land benevolent societies of the
county, viz. /. y. o. f.. f. A. Masons,
Improved Order of Red Men, Good
Templars, Patrons of Husbandry,
Firemen, ETC., be invited to unite, on
the coming Fourth of July in grand
centennial celebration, to be held at
the fair ground; that all places of
business he closed, and industries sus
pended, from IL a. m. to 3 p. m, and
that all bring their dinners and give up
the entire day in doing honor to our
country, her institutions. and her
God.
That 81 guns he fired, commencing
at a. M, and all the bells (church,
school and other public property bells,)
throughout the entire county be rung
one hour, commencing at the same
hour.
The appointment of Major w. Nj.
Kendall as chief marshal of the day,
empowered to appoint the requisite as
siStants.
That the president and chief mar
shall, together with aids and all other
officers of the day dress in the CONT
mental costume.
The following vice presidents have
been appointed:
Plymouth-Horace Corbin, John
John Dial.
Inwood-Dr. John F. Bell.
Center Township-Richard Roberts.
Green William Dud-
geon.
Union Township-John Zeichel.
Bourbon oseph w. Davis, A. C.
Machette, |. Mattingly.
Bourbon William Ben
nett.
Bremen &C. Harvey Lehr. III. j. Ma
comber, A. J. Knoblock.
German Township-Michael Apple.
North Township-Morgan Johnson,
Robert Schroeder.
Polk Township-Joseph Trowbridge.
John Neff. G. M. Richardson.
West Township-Paul Snyder, Jas.
Corse.
Argos-Mark l.. Smith, and Merrill
Williams.
Walnut Township-Isaac Haines.
Walnut Station-W. III. Bunnell.
FIFTH-Committee on Finance.
Sigmund Mayer, Wash. Kelly, Fred.
Behrens.
Committee on Correspond
ence, Printing and advertising.
p. o. Jones, Henry Speyer, Oscar
Pitcher.
SEVENTH - Committee on Grounds.
DIR. G.. X. Reynolds, o. w. Babcock,
w. c. Shirley, J. r. Losey, DR.. T. A.
Borton.
EIGHTH-Cemmitte on Music.
A. b. Capron. A. C. Thompson, w.
r. Fisher.
Ninth Committee on Selecting Speak
ers, ToaSts, Responses, Etc.
r. A. Chase, Amasa Johnson.
TENTH-C, mmittee on Decorations
Mrs. III. G. Thayer, Mrs. John S. Ben
der, Marilda Osborne, Mrs. Alice Van
Valkenburgh, Mrs. Nelson Alleman
Mrs. Ii. Hervey, Mrs. X. X. Brooke
Mrs j. NJ. Confer, Mrs. Magdalena
Klinghammer, Mrs. John C. Haslanger
Mrs. A. Johnson, Mrs. n. Sherman
Mrs. II. A. B0rton, Mrs. John NJ. Shoe.
maker
ELEVENTH Committee on Salute.
ALT. Morrison, on firing cannon; EN-.
powered to appoint assistants.
, TwELFTH-Committee on Ringing
Bells.
James w. Logan, empowered to ap-
point assistants.
THIRTEENTH.
Committees for the several towns
and townships are appointed as fol-
lows, the first name on each committee
to serve as a committee of one on
finance for the township.
Union Township-Eli Parker, ].
Bryant, Ozias Duddleson.
Center Township III. III. Stoner
Benoni Jordan, Josiah Jacoby.
Green TOwnship-Gideon Wolf, ID.
r. Alleman, VIM. Voreis.
Bourbon Township-Howard Barna-
by, VIM. Scar, Matt Erwin.
rippecanoe Township--Dr. l., S
Tyrrell. Rhesa Blue, John Reichert.
German Township-John Bauer, Jr.,
Christian Seller, Jr., DIR. A. b. YOunk
man.
North Township-John w. Thomas
George Kimball, VIM. Schofield.
Polk Township-Bryan Mcdonald
DIR. c. NJ Swihart, c. j. Wright.
West Township-Daniel CRUDE, Jno
Dill, George w. Uncapher.
Walnut Township-Harvey Akin
shin. DR.. J. Il. Doke, Leonard Book.
FOURTEENTH.
That at least 80 sittings on the plat
form be provided for the veterans OF
the war of 1912 and the Mexican wal
and for all venerable ladies and gentle
men of the county.
FIFTEENTH.
r 1t is hoped the several cOmmitte
4 will meet as soon as possible, and max
3 the arrangements required of them
4 ! and report to the executive committee