Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-08-24
CITY NEWS.
Plymouth and Vicinity.

: Judge Logan is in Indianapoli
sick.
: DR.. Bennett is improving slowl
but surely.
Renew your subscriptions to tn
REPUBLICAN. Don't delay.
Miss Emma Soice is just recover
: ing from a severe bilious attack.
Mrs. Borton Of Bourbon,i is visitin
her son DR.. T. A. Borton, in this city
Corn is getting ripe enough t
cut in some localities north of tn
city.
John s. Bender, ESQ.,, of this city
speaks at Marmont on Saturda,
night.
The outside of the Parker Hous,
is newly painted and also the Post
Office.
"A Sabbath School picnic was
held at Marmont on Wednesday o.
this week.
Miss Elite Griffin and Grace Ken.
dali go to Rochester to-day to attend
a birthday party.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
held picnic at the Fair Grounds on
Thursday, the oath.
Principal r. A. Chase, his father
and Supt- Bailey started for the Gen.
tennial on Monday night.
Rev. c. A. Dunlap. Of Springfield,
Mo-. will preach in the Presbyterian
Church next Sunday morning.
Major Kendall spoke at Barbour
School House on Tuesday evening,
and G.. R. CLANCY spoke at LaPaz.
Hon. 81. G. Thayer has so far re-
covered that he was able to preside
at the Republican meeting in the OPP
era House last night
The Hon. A. J. Dittenhoefer, Of
New York, will address the citizens OF
Plymouth, In German. on Monday
evening. Sept 18th.
Mr. VIM. Gregory, Of LaPorte, a
nephew Of Joseph Westervelt is stop
ping here for the purpose Of testing
the curative properties Of our mag
netic spring water.
Remember, Republicans, that 9TH
or things being equal, new sub
scriber for the REPUBLICAN Is vote
for Hayes and Wheeler, Harrison and
the County ticket.
The lady members Of the NJ E.
Church meet at Mrs. Greenwalt's on
Friday next for the purpose of quilt
ing" something substantial for the
family Of their pastor.
Mrs. Henry'B. Pershing returned
from LaPorte yesterday, where she
had been under treatment by Mrs.
Dr. Stevens for nine weeks. She Is
slightly improved in health.
Two young gentlemen of this city
have drawn their conditional checks
for $40 on the result OF the State cleo
ton. If James D.::Williams gets 5000
majority one party loses that money
and vice versa.
Mr.. Joseph Pershing, OF Illinois,
brother Of Henry and Hezekiah, has
been visiting friends here for a few
days. He leaves this evening for
visit to his Pennsylvania friends and
the Centennial Exposition.
The REPUBLICAN does not intend
to neglect the interests Of the farmers;
on the contrary, especial pains will
be taken to give each week reading
matter which will be Of great value
to them In their important and hon.
orable occupation.
"A. T. Bliss, of LaPorte, was ap-
pointed to speak in this city on Mon
day evening, but owing to disappoint-
ment In getting suitable hall the
speaking was deferred. He repre-
sents the Independent party in his
political utterances.
The cool weather several days
the past week has given place this
week to a @scorcher" about equal in
intensity to the heated term of sum-
mer. The heat in the Opera
House last evening was so in
tense that many were obliged
to leave during the speech. Don't
get excited over politics just now,
and wear a cabbage leaf in the crown
Of your hat.
Rev. J. G. Stephens, of the M. E.
church In this city, will take leave OF
his congregation for the conference
year next Sunday morning. In the
evening he will take leave Of the Sab
bath school, in an appropriate SER
mon. Conference meets at LaFay-
cite on the 3Oth inst, when appoint
ments will be made for the year. Mr..
Stephens may be returned to this
charge, or some other one may re-
ceive the appointment. We believe
that Mr.. Stephens has been accepta-
BILE to the church and the people gen.
orally here, and that the general wish
Is that he should be returned.
Last Sunday three young bloods
being pretty full of the @O'be joyful"
took 1t into their heads to try the
speed Of young horse. on the race
track Of the Fair ground. They
hitched the horse to a light buggy
and all got aboard, and started at
2:40, perhaps more, but had not gone
far before the driver drew one of the
reins little too taut, which drew the
horse suddenly to one side of the
track-so suddenly that the buggy
was capsized; and one Of the young
men had to procure the assistance Of
surgeon to place a dislocated
shoulder bone, another had his face
considerably jammed-the other es-
capped with only scare. Moral, &c.
St Thomas Sunday School CAV o
an entertainment at Centennial Opera