Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-08-31
CITY NEWS.

We are glad to learn that Mrs.
DIR. Bailey is improving.
Mrs. Conner, wife of VIM. Com
ner, died in this city on Tuesday.
Miss Sarah Pierce. returned last
week from her visit to the centennial
exposition.
Mr. David Fertick made us very
acceptable present OF apples last Sat
urday morning
Rev Norris, of the North Indiana
Conference. will preach in the M. e.
Church next Sunday evening.
: Several new subscribers were
added to our list on Tuesday Many
thanks, friends, for such favors.
Mr. A K Stills, a young attorney
just settled at Tyner City, called at
the REPUBLICAN Office on Tuesday.
Miss Mary Nash returned from
Ohio last week, after an absence of
several weeks visiting her brother.
Mr.. II. h. Hall, an old and we'll
known writing teacher, is in town
making arrangements to open a
school,
Miss Emma Ellis of Bremen, who
has been attending school for two
years past in Ohio, arrived in town
last evening.
Rev j. @. Stephens has gone to
Lafayette to attend the M. E. Confer
ence, which commenced its session
yesterday.
The members of the Rochester
Cornet Band have gotten up stock
company and purchased an elegant
band wagon
Mr.. and Mrs. Brook, of Wilma
mac. are visiting their daughters Mrs.
James Logan and Mrs. George Leon
ard of Plymouth
considerable sickness Is reported
throughout the county by our special
correspondents. Typhoid fever is
quite prevalent.
DIR. ColweIl, OF Plymouth, will
open his new dental Office, in this
building on the first day Of Septen-
ber.-Rochester Spy.
-Senator o. p. Morton speaks at
Rochester on Sept. 4th. Let good
delegation be present from Plymouth
to hear the old war governor.
Any one having cottage house
of from four to six rooms in good re-
pair for rent will please call at the
REPUBLICAN Office at once. tt
Rochester has been suffering
this week from the absence Of coal
oil, so that merchants and others
have to resort to the candle @dip.'
On Monday our Office was made
bright by very pleasant meeting
and acquaintance with Mr.. E. Zfm-
norman Of the Valparaiso Messenger.
The Bourbonites are getting curl
Gus about the identity of our CORES
pendent at that point. This is lone
of those things that no fellah can find
out"
About forty new citizens have
moved into Bourbon township within
the past year and the great majority
OF them will vote the Republican
ticket.
Marion Wiltfong died at the resi-
depce of his father, Noah Wiltfong, in
North township, on Tuesday, Aug.
18th, aged II years. He was buried
yesterday.
Let our German friends remem-
Der that the Hon. A. J. Dittenhefer Of
New York will address them in Ger
man in this city on Monday night,
Sept. 18th.
Mr.. Meyers spoke to small au-
dience Of Germans atthe Opera House
last night. His speech was in Ger
man and he produced frequent and
boisterous applause.
> Rev. J. G. Stephens and wife
started for the Battle Ground" Tues
day morning to attend the North
western M. Z. Conference, which con-
vened at that place on Wednesday
morning.
The meeting at Warsaw on Mon
day evening was the largest gathering
ever witnessed in that city. Some
10000 people were estimated to be
present. The speakers were the Hon.
W. Tenney, of New York and John
Farnsworth of Illinois. Several
<Attended from this city.
The Sabbath School OF the Epis-
copafian Church of this city visited
Argos on Monday night and gave an
entertainment in the School House
there. About forty were present from
Plymouth. See Argos correspond
ence. -