Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-05-04

pOIIlc VI III Dun COuSH syrup
the nearest drug store, gave him {
dose, and the cough was broken a
once and he slept quietly through the
night.
In Tyner City, three Trustees
were to have been elected, but they
only elected one, Dr. ID. ID. Fife. Ir
the 1st and Sd wards the candidates
were tied if not tight. r. S. Shafel
was elected Assessor; Leroy Johnson
Clerk; and DR.. c.. NJ Swihart Treas
urer.
Judge Carpenter, editor of the
Indidsian made us short, but ac-
ceptable call one day last week. on
his return from Indianapolis to his
home in Warsaw. The Judge fairly
maintains. and in some particulars
improves the character of the IN
didniG1a.
-Berkey, at the corner hardware
store, offers the largest assortment of
plows for our farmers to choose from
He represents the Adams Chilled
pillow, the Fl. Wayne steel pillow, the
Kalamazoo chilled pillow. the Warsaw
chilled pillow. the Goshen chilled pillow
and The Louisville celebrated steel
plow, all of which are standard arti-
cles and of the very best make.
"A lady correspondent writes to
know what nation furnishes the best
domestics; in reply to which we say
that although we are not very well
posted in such matters we feel that
We can safely pronounce in favor OF
our own country. Newark, N. j., fur
nishes the best. They are called the
Light Running Domestic" and are
to be found at any office or agency
Of the Domestic" Sewing Machine
Company.
Rev II. V. Reed and wife were
presented with silver tea set, con-
sisting OF seven pieces, by a number
of their friends, last Friday evening
that being the 10Th anniversary of
their matrimonial union. 1t was
surprise to them, as was also the visit
of some rs Of their friends with re-
freshments. while they were decoyed
away from their house a short time.
The presentation speech was made
by Rev. Stephens, pastor Of the NJ. E.
Church.
The fifty anniversary of
Odd Fellowship in America was
celebrated in Goshen, on Wednesday
OF last week, by a number of Lodges
in Northern Indiana. The process
sion numbered between 500 and 600
Odd Fellows and four Bands. An
address was delivered by Rev. A. NJ.
Buck, of Otsego, Mishigan, in the M.
E. church. The address far exceeded
the most sanguine expectations. al
though elder Buck was known to be
a good speaker.
The Nay number OF The Far
meT's Monthly has made its appear
ance on our table. This is the Sec
ond number of large and we'll filled
farmers paper, published by Nc
Donald Brothers, and conducted by
H. v. Reed, Plymouth, Ind. 1t is de-
voted to progressive farming, hor-
ticulture and home instruction" 1t
has already received a very credita-
BILE circulation, and bids fair to make
its way among the better class Of ag-
ricultural papers, as it evidently de-
serves.
Prof John G.. Laird, Of Stock
well, has been in our city, for few
days, taking orders for an excellent
map of the State of Indiana. His or
ders are principally, il not entirely,
from school trustees, for the use Of
schools. The Prof. is well known to
educators in Northern Indiana, hav-
ing spent many years as county SUI
perintendent Of public schools in La
Porte county, and as the head of
private academy in Westville. The
Prof.'s health which had been some
what impaired by confinement to the
school-room, is much improved.
Jury for the May term, 1876,
Marshall Circuit court
Union Township, A. T. Benedict.