Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-08-10

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of interest soon.
Since J. A. Miller escaped from
the press gang he has gone to selling
roller drills. See his advertisement
in this paper.
Miss Edith Thompson, Of Mil
waukee, grand daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Work, of this city, is visiting
relatives and friends in Plymouth.
The Sabbath school of St Thorn
as Episcopal Church viii give an en-
tertainment next Tuesday evening,
August, 18th. for the benefit Of the
school We have no further particu-
lars at present.
John Singler is back at the old
business, in Plymouth, with large
stock Of hardware, tinware, stoves,
&C.. He wants to see all of his old
customers and great many new
ones at his store in the Centennial
block, on LaPorte street
Died, at the residence OF Mr.. Gil
son Cleaveland in this city, on SatuI-
day, Aug. 9Th, Mrs. Lucy Rose. Of
Rochester, Ind, aged 81 years. Her
funeral was attended by large num-
Der Of our citizens The funeral SER
mon was preached by Rev. Mr. Little,
pastor OF the Presbyterian Church.
F. NJ. Burket's Dental Office, in
Sears building, opposite the post
Office. Filling teeth a speciality. All
work warranted.
Any persons wishing first-class
dental work, will do well to give me
call The best of reference given
if desired. n7tf
If you are about to commence
housekeeping you will want one of
SingIer's Cooking Stoves, and great
many other housekeeping articles,
all Of which you will find, of the very
best quality, at very low prices, in
the Centennial block, ON LaPorte
street. Call and see Singler when
you want to buy anything in the
Hardware line.
We are in receipt OF copy Of the
Toledo, (O) Blades premium en-
craving OF r. B. Hayes, which is by
far the finest engraving yet publish
ed Of our future President 1t de-
serves place in every parlor, libra
ny and Office in the land.
Any person can get one free, by
mailing so cents for three months
subscription to the Toledo Blade.
The attention of dealers IN fire.
wood is directed to an advertisement
in this paper frore the County Audi
tor, inviting competition in bids for
one hundred and fifty cords of wood
to be delivered at the Court House.,
A good job for somebody who has the,
right kind Of wood. See advertjsez
ment in another column. MI
Call in at SingIer's apd<see his
new store well filed With al Kinds of
Hardware, Cutlery, Nails. Stoves, Tin
ware, &c. He is selling goods at low
figures to suit the times.
The following are the teachers en-
gagged in the Plymouth Public Schools
for the ensuing year:
High School, Miss Alice o. Allen,
Green Castle.
Dir. Airs. II. G. Ross, Chicago.
Wellington E. Bailey, Plymouth.
Miss Ella Garrison. Bristol.
D-Miss Mary E. Arnold, Monroe,
Mich.
Miss d. H. Weaver. Jerome,
Mich.
miss Mary d. Barbour. Elkhart.
G-Miss s. J. Small, Manchester, Ia
Mise f. Portmiss, Illinois.
Schools open September 4th, The
new teachers were engaged on ac-
count of their previous success.
Over 40 applications were received
for the High School position.
Last Monday evening Alexander
Sullivan, Clerk OF the Board of Pub
lie Works in Chicago. went. in com
pany of his wife and his brother. in
carriage, 20 the residence of Francis
Hanford, principal of the North-side
High School, and shot and wounded
him so that he died in a few minutes.
Information had been given by Han
ford to an Alderman, that Mrs. SuIli-
van, wife of the assassin, had used
improper means to procure the ap-
pointment of teachers This coming
to the knowledge of Sullivan he
armed himself with loaded revolver,
and went in search of -Hanford, with
the result stated. There were other
persons present at the time vf the
shooting. but none OF them were
aware of Sullivan's intention. Sulli-
van was committed TO prison.
Perhaps no event has been so
universally hailed with delight by the
Republicans in Indiana, as the nom
nation of Gen Benjamin Harrison,
for Governor. Gen. Harrison was
one Of the first named for the Office
of Governor, long before the State
convention was held: but he is not
an office-seeker, and positively de-
clined having his name presented be-
fore the State convention. Four
years ago there was a strong deter
mination to nominate him, but he
was not then a candidate for nomina-
ton He accepts the nomination now
at the urgent request OF Republicans
in every part OF the State. He is a
man against whom no suspicion OF
impurity exists. That he will be as
sailed by unprineipled opponents. IS
almost certain; but there Is no fear
.of his being injured by any election
eering story that may be raised
against him.
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