Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-09-28
BOURBON.
BOURBON, Sep. Goth, 1876

BOURBON.
BOURBON, Sep. Goth, 1876.
-Alph Lozor raised large barn
last Wednesday.-A young man died
at the Buchanan mill last week.
Lawson has just burned another
kiln of tile.-Sallie was at Warsaw
last week preparing for the wedding.
"A child OF Samuel Keller's was
buried last week.-Dr. H. G. Mooney
was in town last week replenishing
his stock.-The corporation authori
ties are graveling Main and Center
streets.-Lizzie can't understand how
I found out when she is to be mar
ried.-Sharley is overrun with work
since the completion of his MILL
Charles Biting, Of Oregon, is visiting
with his brother, j. Bitting.-There
is some talk of the Presbyterians
building a fine church in Bourbon
Another wedding is reported to come
off the 10th of next month.-Joseph
w. Davis, ST., says there is no true
religion except the Catholic.-One
of our saloon keepers has been. SELL
ing drinks without corporation Ii
cense, and will be properly handled
for the violation.-Mr. Moffat's entire
family have been on the sick list the
last week, but are now all GONZALES
Johnson and friend spent
o few days with DR.. johnson, last
week, and start to Philadelphia to-
morrow.-Samuel Banks is on the
street again, but Luther still insists
ON staying in bed a few days.-The
dentist who visits Bourbon
occasionally thinks Bourbon has got
some star" girls, but none so starry
as the Mate.-Thirty-two Of our citi-
zens went to Warsaw to hear Hen
bricks last Friday and as usual a
large number were Republicans.-A
theatrical troupe is BILLED here for
next Saturday evening.-Prof. Reu-
belt, with the assistance Of some OF
his students, moved his family to
Leesburgh last week.-Solomon Bit
ting, man who has been suffering
with some disease of the thigh bone
for years, had it amputated last week
at Fl. Wayne.-H young ladies wish
to retain their positions in Democrat
ic tailor-shops, they had better not
attend Republican "rallies." = The
Democrats OF this township virtually
say that they have one thousand dol
lars to use for election purposes; that
Is, they deny it before any one ac-
cuses them.-Some unknown person
Or persons went into VIM. Carries
shoe shop last Thursday night and
stole seven pairs OF boots, leaving
Just one pair. N
--On last Thursday Frank Huff
man received dispatch that his
brother Henry, who was living in Ill
Inois, had died OF hemorrhage of the
lungs. Frank and his brother Wes-
ley fastened to attend the funeral.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Wright, OF South
have been visiting with rel
atives in this place during the past
week. ra .g.tfr
a-Bromine Parks takes the Atlanta
rebel sheet Of great
strength. 1t is said to contain a
speech OF Ben. Hills, delivered at At
anita this month, which pleads State
Rights and the @Lost Cause
n. A. Snepp and s. d. Parks have,
Turing the past week, addressed good
audiences at school houses i'm the
and find many new converts
10 the liberty-loving party.
Hon. John II. Baker, Of Goshen,
spoke in the wigwam last Fsiday eve-
ming to an audience OF six or seven
hundred, and all pro nounced it the
best speech that has been delivered
IN Bourbon this season. As it was a
iisagreeable evening, we were fear
'ul that an audience could not be got
but In spite Of bad weather
the farmers came in determined to
hear our present and future Congress
man. He gave everything general
hit" not emitting to give his views
On the financial question. He read
several bills which he opposed in
Congress, and others that he did not,
and gave his reasons Cor so doing.
He took the opportunity to correct q
false statement made by Marcus Au-
relius Orestes Packard, at Argos. Mr..
Packard had told that he had voted
'or bill donating 81 ,500,0 900 to carry
on side show at Philadelphia, which
was incorrect, and OF course should
nave been corrected Mr.. Baker re-
NAMED in town until the next eve
ming, when few of our boys went to
Bremen with him, where he spoke
hat night to a good audience.
BRowNINa.