Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-11-02

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that place.
An injured lady of Crown Poin
was prevented by her companion
from classifying the editor Of the Her
aid a few days since with a raw
hide.
The Pendleton Qnd) Register il
speaking of the entertainment o
Prof. Fertich, says: HE is the bes
elocutionist in the west, and we ar,
not paid for saying this
The Starke County Ledgersays:-
There is a good opening now for an
other store in Knox. What is want
ed, is some one who will buy and ship
everything the farmers have to sell.
The Marshall County Teachers
Institute commenced its session al
the Ward School House on Monday
A good attendance Of teachers il
present. The Institute adiourns or
Friday and full report will be giver
next week.
"A Dime Sociable in aid of st
Thomas church will be held at the
residence Of Mr.. A. C. Thompson on
Thursday evening, Nov. 9th. Music
and other attractions. All are cor
daily invited.
Austin b. Gould, OF the "Gould
House." Valparaiso, died on the nigh,
of Oct. oath, from injuries received by
being thrown from his phaeton while
out riding. He was well known to
the travelling public.
Burglars entered the house Of DIR
Harrington, of Elkhart, on Thursday
night, extracted 10 from the Doc
tors pocket, and escaped before dis
covery. This is the second time
within month that the same house
has been entered
-Atthe Democratic rally at Bremen
on Saturday night, about 500 torches
were in the procession. Speeches
were made by Klingel, OF South
Bend. by Judge Corbin of this city,
and by others. The gentleman from
South Bend spoke in German.
Lieut.. Smith s. Leech, Of New
Carlisle, St Joseph. county. who late
" graduated at the head Of his class,
at West Point, has recently been as
signed to West Point, where heis fill
ing the responsible position Of Treas
urer of the Academy, and instruc-
tor.
The Rochester Sentinel says that
John Fouts left his home in Richland
township about month ago for the
purpose Of coming to Plymouth to
procure job of work for the winter,
since which time nothing is known OF
him. He left wife and one or two
children and the cause of his absence
is entirely unexplained.
Parties engaged in digging a
gravei IN the graveyard at BIoomings-
burg. Fulton county, a few days since,
unearthed the remains OF q man that
had been but recently buried in an
upright position without coffin or
box. The body was put in box and
decently inferred. No person could
r cognize the body, and by whom il
was put there is a mystery.
There will be a stated conclave
OF Plymouth commandery No. 26, X.
I. on Thursday evening, Nov. 9Th
1876, and a special conclave on Thurs
day evening, Nov. 14th, 1876, fol-
work on order Of the the Red Cross
All Sir Knights are courteously in
vited to be present By order
Fl. G.. THAYER, E. G.
G. E. ToAN. Recorder.
We learn that some Of the citi.
zens of Walnut township have beer
carefully boarding up all the silver
@chsnge' that came into their pos
session. This is true to such an ex.
tent as to cause great trouble now in
making change" 1t is also said thai
though the First National Bank al
Wabash has paid 81 500 to $500 in
silver change, during the past few
months, none Of this change is in cir
culation.
The Rochester Spy says, I'VE
tread on the ground belonging to oul
educational editor enough to get the
following order for school books re
ceived one day this week by one o
our book stores Saying only tina
the author of this classical production
is empowered by the great state o
Indiana to teach her children: So
@Mr.-; get them Mcgufety,
new electic first reader three O
them" -"
Prof. w. RI. Fertich, of Muncie
will give a dramatic and amusing en-
tertainment at the Centennial Operi
House on Friday evening, Nov. Sd
Among the recitations given will b.
the following: Independence Bell,
death of Little Joe," "Gone with.
Handsomer Man" Nothing to Wear
or Flora McFlimsey," label Law an
the Ghost" Darius Green and Hi
Flying Machine Admission 25 cents
children under IA years years
cents Commences at eight O'Clock
Judge Jacoby, OF Johnson county
Mo-, formerly a citizen of Marshal
county, made the REPUBLICAN Office
very pleasant call on Tuesday las
He had been to Philadelphia an
other eastern cities seeing the sight:
The judge has been quite a travele
since he left Indiana He remove
to Oregon with his family. about 81
years ago. After staying there
short time he made short stay i
California. From California he re
moved to his present home in Mis-
souri,.
The Rev. Father Hargrave ha
been preaching in Plymouth durin