Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-11-09
--No thought Of saying something


,, man returned from the Centennial OIL
, Monday morning.
We call attention to the card an
business notices Of John S. Bender
Esq, on our local page.
Center township increased its
Republican vote on Tuesday by elev.
tn votes.
Jonas Miller, formerly OF Bremen
has been appointed Superintendent
OF the County Asylum at Tyner City
The Whitley county Commercial
has changed from six-column quar-
to an eight-eolumn folio.
The new strip of sidewalk on
west.LaPorte street, just this side oil
the station, is an agreeable change to
pedestrians.
We add another To our list OF To-
cal correspondents this week by the
receipt OF budget OF news from
I Nalpedu at bremen
The father OF one OF the boys
from Green township, who was lately
confined in the Jail charged with
stealing wheat, bailed him out on
Saturday last
tC-The EIkhart county fail this fall
! was success, financially. TIE re-
ceipts are reported at 81 $50. Almost
5000 will be paid in premiums.
Last week. We Internationally
! sent W. w Hill, A.EC. Capron, Esq.
and Ed. Sands to Kankakee, duck
hunting. 1t should have been Max
! inkuekee for fish, etc ssssa -
Fin. CASTER tine ice man, became
intoxicated on Monday Afternoon and
IL required the services of five or six
able bodied men to get him to the
-Cas tie" On the way there they
tried "a dray, bnt Fin. didn't want TO
idle so they gave il up.
The horse stolen from DR.. Cham:
berlain, at Waterloo, OF which We
made mention last week, was overta-
ken eight miles northwest OF SYRIA
cuse. Kosciusko comfy. and the thief
arrested, by Gus. Leas and DR. Cham
beilain.-KendalIuil Standard.
We have just received a fatteT-
ing addition to our list Of subscri-
bers in Bremen. And what Is better
than all they are nearly all paid up"
subscriptions. In this respect Bre-
men stands at the head on our books.
Let oJr subscribers Ia German town.
ship extend good word to their
neighbors for the REPUBLICAN.
"A girl aged nine years, the daugh-
ter Of Levi Smith, OF Warren town
ship. died Sunday night, from being
severely burned about the legs anil
stomach.- Her dress had caught fire
while she was putting wood In the
stov&- Mishaasak Enterprise
A stranger arrived on Monday
last and declared during the evening
that at the last election he voted
nine times for Tildcn and Hendricks.
Inquiries are being made as to
whether he may be considered a lu-
p.,io mr. On n.n0eraf
The dwelling OF DR.. N. Clevinger
at Onward, ten miles east OF Logan
sport, was struck by lightning Satur-
day and nearly demolished. The doc
tor and his wife, who were in the
house at the time, were seriously in
jured by the discharge. remaining un-
conscious for some time.
H. J Kinney, ex-Trustee OF Lin
coin township. has woodbined, ieav-
ing a wife, five small children and
deficit in his accounts Of about $500.
The woman lin the ease was Mrs.
Allie Finch. who is reported to have
joined him in his guilty flight. Kin
ney also borrowed 800 just before
leaving. The deficiency will be made
good by his Observation-Disclosures
Enterprise.
The laying OF the corner stone Of
st. Patrick's Church, at Kokomo, wu-
performed on Saturday, the 2Sth ult.
Delegations were present from Lo-
gansport, Peru and Fort Wayne. The
corner stone was laid by Right Rev.
Bishop Dwenger, assisted by Father
Kroeger. of Logansport, Father Bes-
sonies. OF Indianapolis. Father Meiss-
ner, of Peru, and Father Lordeman,
OF Kokomo.
How many saloons observed the
law on last Tuesday? We know OF
two at least that did not The back
door was open to all corners and In
one instance a rap at the front door
let ia four dry" ones. or course
they went In TO swarm up the fuel
being more desirable here than at
some other public places. II there
is anything that will bring law into
contempt in any community it is its
open and reckless violation, and the
want OF u public sentiment to see that
its violators are duly punished
We have had several new sub
scrip,ions added to our list lately by
persons living outside the State or at
distance. This shows 10 us that
the people who want to hear the
news from old Marshall and vicinity
feel confident that they can getiti no
better way than by subs rribing for the
REPUBLICAN. Among those lately
thus subscribing are the following
names: s. w. Bendure, Iroquois. Ill
Horace NJ. Collins, Stryker, Ohio:
james G. Coffey, Grown Point: Joseph
| vankIrk. ,.fonon, Ind, John c. Smith,
Shreve, Ohio.
Jim Leeds and Alex. Duke have
made tbe following bet: II Tilden Is