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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-07-27
We don't often interfere in fam

We don't often interfere in fam
lily quarrel, but We do think that
there may be circumstances which
would justify us in doing so. For in
stance, the case of the editors OF the
Rochester papers. They are broth
ers; but they sometimes indulge in
unbrotherly language towards each
other. Last week, Bitters, of the
Sentinel was particularly severe up
on Bitters of the Spy. The Spy Bit
tiers may have said something exas-
perating; but we think he was not
justifiable in saying what he did. He
said that his brother had been a Dem
ocrat in his younger days, and he
even went so far as to say that "he is
a better Democrat than many men
who make IN open profession of its
doctrines" Now il the Spy Bitters
don't thrash the Sentinel Bitters. he
is deficient in manhood.
The Marshall County Normal
school is progressing finely, all tn
teachers are laboring diligently to
make it a success. All who expect
to teach in this county the coming
winter, should attend the school and
prepare themselves for work. There
is work for all to do. Work means
pleasure, if we learn to enjoy it. How
few are there who know what
work is. We need a plaza little
brain work-a looking ahead-know-
ing that we are going to accomplish
something, and expecting that it will
buoy us up and lift us above these
tolls and troubles
The first thing that we shall call at
tention to, is arithmetic. During the
time which the class has been in the
work of teaching arithmetic, there
has been manifested vast amount
OF enthusiasm. The following are the
suggestions which are found to be
good: Make the pupil familiar with
the process; take up something lit
tie difficult in each problem; intro
duce the difficult problems slowly:
never confuse the minds Of the pu-
pills; do not teach what you must un-
teach; do not teach the rules, but
teach the principles; give them the
process and let them make the rule.
In this manner pupils will obtain a
thorough knowledge OF arithmetic.
The geography class is one Of the
most interesting in the school, taught
by Prof. w. E. Bailey. We give few
OF the most interesting questions and
Their answers:
CUES. What is the climate OF Eu-
rope?
Ans. In the northern part is very
cold, and the southern part very
warm and moderate.
CUES. What is the cause OF the
warm climate in Europe?
Ans. One reason is, the winds
from the ocean and gulf streams
strike the coast; another reason is,
the hot winds from the great Sahara
desert sweep across the Mediterra-
mean sea, and gather moisture, thus
making the temperature very mod
crate.
Ques. What peculiar tree grows
in Europe?
Ans. The cork tree, the bark OF
which is used for corks, life-preserv-
ers, etc
CUES. What are the enterprises OF
Europe?
Ans. Agriculture, mining, fishing,
etc.
Cues. What is the Eldorado OF the
United States?
Ans. California.
BY A. MEMBER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-07-27

Halls Vegetable Sicillian Hair
Remover never fails to restore the
color of the hair. Try it.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-07-27

Mr.. Robert Mcdonald, of this city,
was soseverely hurt,while on the 2. f.
W. & C. Ry. track, yesterday morn
ing. that he died soon after He was
standing on the track in front OF the
freight house, and leaning against
the platform, when the accommoda-
train passed, going east. Mr.. MELON
aid remained on the track, supposing
that there was room for the train TO
pass without touching him. The en-
CINE and baggage car passed, while
he leaned back against the platform;
but when the passenger car came, the
steps caught him and rolled him be-
tween the car and the platform, strik-
ing his head violently against the car
until it passed, and he fell to the
ground. His right arm was broken
and his skull fractured; but the fatal
wound was internal. He lived about
an hour and a half after the accident
He was a son of Mr.. Samuel Nc
Donald. His age 30 years.
He leaves wife and seven children
to mourn their sad bereavement.
Funeral at ten o'clock to day.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-07-27
July Doth, 1876.
FROM OUR CORREsPoNDENTs.
Argos.

All About our Neighbors AMI the Doings
of Neighbcring Towns.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-07-27
For Sale Cheap.

One small fire-proof safe, at my
Drug Store. 1t L. TANNER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-07-27

Clothing at wholesale prices, at
"The Hall of Fashion"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-07-27

All styles of shirts at the Hall of
Fashion of BALL & CARABIN.
Sympathy is that quality of the
human heart that gives kindly bias
to mems actions. Without it this
world would be poor indeed, and hu
man nature would be destitute of one
of its most beautiful attributes. Re-
move sympathy from the human
breast, and there is vacuum created
only to be exceeded in size by that
produced by the removal of a Light
Running Domestic" from the midst
of family where it has been for
years. Get Domestic"
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-07-27
Fresh Fisl

New stock of white vests, of the
latest style, and very cheap at
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-07-27

Novelties in neck ties at the Hall
of Fashion.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-07-27
New Centennial Barber Shop.

1 would announce to the public
that 1 have opened new tonsorial
shop i'm the basement, under Cleave-
land & Behrens' dry goods store, corr
ner Michigan and LaPorte streets.
Comfortable artistic shave, best hair
cut, champooing, and children hair
cutting, sc. Special care taken in
hair and whisker dying, without in
juring the hair or skin. Cleanness a
speciality. Same price and like at
tention given to all.
/ have procured Mr.. George z.
Walter. late barber of Sherman
House, Chicago, to work for me. 1
ask only fair share of public pat
ronage. A. c. HoLTZENDoRFF.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-07-27
A Woman Charged with Attempt to Com
nit Murder.


nit Murder.
A trial was had before Esq. Kelley
asst Tuesday, in the case Of the State
OF Indiana VS.. Elizabeth Stephenson,
on a charge of stabbing Catharine
Cahall, with knife, with intent to
commit murder. 1t seems that the
women are near neighbors and do
not live on peaceable terms. Mrs.
Cahall had charged Mrs. Stephenson's
mother with milking her COW, and
lshe was mad about it. The parties
live about two miles east OF Donel-
son, In West township. On Saturday
last they met, whether by accident or
design did not appear; but rough
words passed between them, and then
they went for the flowing locks, and
pulled and hauled each other around
for some time. Mrs. Stephenson had
knife in her hand, she says. and at
tempted to cut her antagonists
clothes, but Mrs. Cahall kept wiggling
around so, that she accidentally cut
her i'm the shoulder and abdomen.
The prosecuting witness was sick Of
a fever, probably caused by the ex-
element and wounds, so that she was
not present. Her physician says the
wounds alone would not have pre-
vented her from being at the trial.
None Of the witnesses except the de-
PENDANT saw the beginng OF the fight,
and none of them knew who was to
blame. The defendant herself said
she was acting on the defensive.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-07-27
For Rent,
REMEMBER !

A nice dwelling house. Enqui
of Becker & Wolf.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-07-27

-Doct. Ayers Laboratory, that has
done such wonders for the sick, now
issues a potent restorer for the beau
ty of mankind-for the comeliness
which advancing age is so prone to
diminish and destroy. His Vigor
mounts luxuriant locks on the bald
and gray pates among us, and thus
lays us under obligations to him, for
the good looks as well as health of
the community.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-07-27


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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-09
BoRnwsxY's CAsE. As has been an

BoRnwsxY's CASE As has been an
nouGcei the sentence Of BOrowsky, ex-
Public Administrator, has been post
poned until Saturday. Under the law
the severest punishment that can be in
ficied is fine of $20G9, which goes to
the State. He is delinquent about this
sum on the estate of the late Dr.. Hamii-
ton. whose wife and daughter are repre-
scented as being in distressed circum-
stances. 1t is probable that if he Can
raise that sum and pay it over for the
benefit Of the heirs Of that estate, Judge
Cole will feel justified in imposing a
nominal fine. The punishment is sim
ply matter of dollars, and ali who are
familiar with the facts in the case would
rather see the lawful heirs Of DR.. Hamil-
ton than the State Of Nevada get tho
money Borowsky acted very foolish in
using the money belonging 10 the estate.
bat ii be can make restitution SO that
the amount will not be diverted from
those to whom it is properly duo. the
circumstance will go tar in mitigation Of
his offense.-Eurekd Sentinel.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-09
WHY TIM OLD ROOSTER WOULD
NOT DIE

Listen. Ii. boy. ana you shall know,
thing that happened 4 long time ago, ~
When l vas boy. not a. large - you.
And the youngest OF the children, too;
LAUGH even 50 think it DER, -.- a
| And the more tn nk. laugh tho more.
Twas the chilly eve of a winter day,
Ne were all in the kitchen ehee'y aud gay.
The IRE bursed bright on the OLD brick hearth
And its cheerful light gave zest to our m:rth;
nv eldest sister addrsssing NC,
" 10 morrow is Christmas You know, " said she.
1--WE must Eli the chickens to night. ycu zee;
Now light the lantern, and come with NE:
I will wiring their neeks until they are dead.
And have them all drascd ere we &c 70 bed
SO the huge old lantern Instis of tin.
Punched full Of holes. am: cspdls within.
Pat i'll all appearance in shorter time
Than il takes to make this jinsln. rhyme.
We started off. and the way led
Fer u raid on the c!iicEons under the shed.
pile OF roots filled tn. open space.
Thus making splendid roasting place
And . motley tri5e Of domestic fowls
Sat perched thereon as deuure IS owls.
Ny sister. unused TO sights OF blood.
And pale with excitement. trembling stood;
But summoning courage she laid her plans
And seized the old rooster with both her II snds.
And. with triumph written all over her fac..
Her victim bore to the open space.
Then she wrung and wrongh. with Nigh: and
main,
AMI wrurg and twisted and wruns sgsir.
Till s,:rr the spark Of life had fed.
She threw him down onih- ground for dssd
But the rooster would no: consent 10 die
And be made up into chcken-pi-,
So sprsn. away with csckle and bound
Almost soon as he touched the ground,
And hiding away from the candles liIh.
Escaped the slaughter OF that dark night.
Wy sister thus brought to a sddien stand.
And looking at what She held IN her hand,
Soor saw why the rooster WAS rot dead
She had wrupg OF his tail instead Of his head.
BERKSHIRE C0H1>T.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-09

LCcrUs QUINTUs CUkTIUs LAMAR. now
q member of the House @. Representa-
tivcs from Mississippi and chairman Of
The Pacific Railroad Committee Of that
body, has been nominated in the Dem
ocratIc caucus Of the members Of the
Legislature Of Mississippi for United
States Senator.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-09
Now AND THEN we are gratihed ty an

Now AND THEN we are gratiied by an
act of gracious .condescension on the
part of the Olympian magnate who pre-
sides over the Associated Press dis
patches. The considerable mention Of
the rainbow exhibition i'll the following
is very touching:
New York, january 6.-The weather
to-day is very mild with occasional
showers. 4 brilliant rainbow hung
over the city this morning for some time,
and attracted much attention.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-09

Georgia papers, among them tho
Augusta Sentinel, insist that Tweed
was in Savannah, and sailed in the
City of Dallas for Nassau. Two New
York detectives have been inyestiga-
ting the case in Savannah.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-09

SHOOTING AT EvERYTHING.-LondO
January THE Gazette Publishes a
notice to masters of British vessels
warning them TO keep away from the
Spanish coast east of Bilbao, as the
Carlist batteries arc PLACED at intervals
along the shore and fire d. anything ap-
pezrins. ..s.-.-.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-09

BIN LEETE is the President, Treasur-
CT, Board of Directors, Secretary and
cattle show Of The State Agricultural and
Mechanical Society; bu. tbs journal has
soured on him, hauls him over the Goals,
calls him the Great l Am I" and wants
him to step down and out.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-09

Russian Admiral Possiet says that
the system of transporting convicts to
Siberia is a failure; first, because the
punishment, physically, is too severe
10 work moral reform; and second,
because the presence of criminals tends
To degrade the Siberians.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-09

To NAME an even thing Of the lifetime
of Frederick Meyers. the Sheriff Of
Phtsburg hanged that numbering robber
on his twenty fifth birthday. He died
happy and said he was going to be with
God.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-09

The Chicago Tribune thinks that the
North will soon find new large trade
with the negroes of the South, with
the Chinese on the Pacific slope and
with our Mexican and Cuban neigh
bors
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-09
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NEW TO-DAY.
BOY LOST !!

HNHARLEY GALLAERNAU, n BOY
- eleven Nesrs d So. with fair face ana hair
and rtsssd n gray suit snd q new pair of
bests. has been missing from his home and
schnolmates since the afternoon of FRI DAY, Jen
uary = His anxious ssr, cts neg that any one
having any knowledge of his whereabouts VIII
inform tiep ot the sane withsut delay.
CHAhIEs GkLLAEESAT.
CGr-us Gay. SrVsGa
January ?. 1875.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-09

COUNT Won ARNIN is in Vienna and
declines to answer Summons to go to
Prussia and be Bismarcked. He says he
too sick to go to prison.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-09

BURST HEE BLOW VALvE.-The Sau
Francisco Examiner of January s. has
the following:
The magnificent steamer City of Pc
king sailed from this port at noon on
Tuesday, and got into bad weather
shortly after leaving the Heads. During
the afternoon and night 1t blew per
fec: gale, and very high sea was run-
ming. and rs the Picking is Of the turtle
orde she rolled her channels into every
wave. At four O clock yesterday morn
ing. when 140 miles from this port.
while she was under full head Of steam,
the blow valve gave way. thus rendering
her further progress unsafe. Captain
Tanner. therefore, determined to put
back. and trrred her head once moro
for San Francisco harbor. Owing to
thick weather no observation could be
taken. and in consequence she was
headed for land, making it forty miles
souih of the bar. ana coastiDg up until
she reached the entrance. No alarm
was occasioned on board, as the passen-
gers knew nothing Of the accident until
breakfast time. Mr.. Fowler. chief en-
eIneer of the p. ~ S S. Company. says
that in sill wafer the damage might have
been repaired ut the time it occurred,
bu, that it was an impossibility under
the circumstances The blow valve. which
is about eight feet below water on the
PeSiDg, i, used for ejectinS air from the
cylinder or condenser. and divers must
be employed to repair the injury. which,
in the present instance. was probably
occasioned By an imperfect casting. Ac-
cording TO the engineer. in twenty-four
hours, or in thirty-six at most. the
steamer will be again ready for sea. The
officers all concur in declaring the Pc
king to be one of the fastest III the
Pacific Mail service. being capable, they
say, OF making fifteen knots easily in or
binary weather. Experienced divers
were hard at work ali last night in re-
placing the faulty valve, so a new de-
partUre may bs looked for this evening
or toIaorrow morning. .t ~
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-09
ors, sbnj,e,e5 and fumb,ed for his kew.

orei. shud3ered and fumb!ed for his key.
Z" loa can 60 in, said he in rather
sLaky voice, but don't do that 10 me
again.
A LITTLE Swedish girl. while walking
with her father on a starry night. became
absorbed in contemplation Of the skies.
Being asked of what she was thinking.
she replied, IL vas thin king If the wrong
side OF heaven is SO glorious. what must
the right side be-"
Tbs essence of your true destiny Is
not where. bit what you are: not what
YOU lave to 10, but how yoE do it.
No MAN has the right to call on God to
help him il h, IS not helping himself.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-09

In the Eureka Sentilci for January
| We have the following:
The last criminal csse on the calendar
| for this term of the Distric. Court is to
he tried to-day. Tt is the case Of White,
| indicted fer an assault with intent to do
great bodily harm. The circumstances
are these: White had some words with
| a negro: the negro called him g of a
b, when White, who had small
pocket knife in bis hand at the time.
gave him blow, infiictins 8 small flesh
wound. White has always been looked
upon as q very ipotfensive, good for
nothing sort of :; person. His avocation
since here has bsen more in the line Of
mental than anything else. The psr-
iormance of odd Jobs for saloon men
and others. such rs sweeping out, cat
ting wood, backing boots. etc. Is the
way lie usually earned his living. As q
matter OF fact we believe lie should be
viewed more in the light OF an idiot than
a criminal. He is subject to fits of the
most violent cnaractsr, showing conclu-
siveiy that he Is not of sound mind.
When thns attacked a more pitiable OBJ
jet can hardly be imagined. Seized by
one conyu!sioN sitter another, he seems
10 wrltLe III the greatest agony, frothIng
and soldering as though in the last
throes of death. These attacks, va IN
derstand are Of frequent occurrence,
coming on almost instantly and iBvaria-
bly, prostraiing the poor, unfortunate
creature without a moments notice.
This is White, III. man who is 10 he ar
raicned on criminal charge to-day in
the District Court We have not said
these things for the purpose Of helping
him out Of his trouble, bit simply be- !
cause We bslisva it is proper that the !
who have to deal with his !
case should be fully aprrised Of his men
al status in order 10 determine the more
Of his responsibility in oon-
uecrioI with the deed for which he is to !
.Iied. From all We have heard about !
the man We are Inclined TO believe that
De is Etter candidate for an insane ssy-
u!n than anything else. Il is not often
ha. the S.itinet inte:fe:es in cases pend
ng trial in tie coGIis. but in this IL
stance We feal Justified n making public
such facts and circumstances as have
.cme to our kuoaie6g-. White may
81 >sibly deserve punishment, but we
that lis IS case demanding the
exercise q The greatest caution, no: 20
.ay ie5,ts.!sE
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-09
CHANGE OF PARTNERSHIP.

YTNHE BUSINESS AT THE LAKE TAHOE
Lumber Yard heretofore carried on under
the firm name Of Dunnins Hunt will after
this date be conducted by Dunning Chase.
E. N. Hunt having sold his entire interest in
the business to 8. C.Chsss. The neW firm will
collect all bills due TO. and assume all the lis
bilitiss Of the old 6Km. >, e..-~44a
n T. BURNING.
.u r~, go, ts,.. S. c. CHAsE
Z. n HUNT. .
Ca-soI City, Dec. 81, 1875.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-09

Po1ST.-Under date of Washington,
January Z. we have the following state
ment of I tendency in Congress toward
an uwise, yea, skinfiiniish economy:
The House Committee on Appro-
priations had long session to-day on
the Military Academy appropriation bill
and completed it for report to the House
On rezt Monday. They reduce the pay
of cadets from. about $50 TO Si5 per
year. which will diminish this item some
SI7, eco. The pay Of professors is re-
ducsd 90 per cent. and many small re-
auctions are made in other items. re-
ducing the total of the bill abont SSo, 900
from last years total OK $320, 900,
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-09

RAINS are reported in California. from
SHASTA to San Diego.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-09
Gorss ,or rrk CHICAGO WHISKY

THIEvEs-A Philadelphia telegram Of
January says: (
Internal Revenue Supervisor Fulton
of this city has received. instructions
from Secretary Bristow to proceed 1T
once TO Chicago to attend the trial aris-
ing from the seizure of distilleries. etc,
made by him in May last. The Secre-
tary directs the supervisor TO be pre-
pared with evidence for the prosecution
OF each person indicted. as no promise
or understanding has been or will ne
made locking TO 4 compromise of any OF
Tie cases. Fulton will leave this city on
Monday for Chicago, accompanied by
witnesses and with all evidence coli
iecisd in the East 10 prove dUplicity Of
u .ckages, etc. The Treasury Depart
nent has knowledge of the fact that
seven large liquor houses in this city
have been dealing in crooked whisky.
Most Of them have been called on to ex-
plain by Supervisor Fulton. This gem
tieman states that while there is TO
doubt these houses have been dealing in
the crooked" yet there is no positive
evidence that they did it with guilty
knowledge.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-09

CARSON TEEATEH!
SUNDAY ES-eNlNG. JANUARY eth.
E'xrHioRDlS.RI
con MING! MING!
The 6 rsat European Novelty Troupe.
the Finest Company that haI
ever Visited Nevada,
IacluG:r. the Celebrated REID FAMILY.
WICK REID,
The Scottish Sw srtsman, whose marvellous tsats
ace the wonder of the age.
BORTHWICK REID
Will sever Whole Sheep al On. Blow Of the
Sabcr. Also. at One Stroke divide heavy Bar
Of Lead, ard with a Backward Swing Of the
Sword cut SILK Handkerchief in two IN mid
sir. He Will also
Cut Lemon in tive OH the bear neck
Of Young Lady.
The GREAT WILLIAM TELL ACI
Which has never been excelled even by the
memorable original. that of shooting All apple
from the head Of Miss Flora Reid, with bow
and arrow, distant Fifty Feet, VIII also be PEI
formed.
MISS FLORA REID
Will assist Mr. BorthIick Reid in his GREAT
RAZOR FEAT. Cannot be described. but must
be seen to be appreciated. Other feats toe M
n.ersus to mention will be performed.
e. PROFESSOR II. BENJAMIN
Will give AZ exhibition Of his wonderful sleiehs
OF hand and magic. Also, his Great F.ats OF
Strength, which have never been excelled.
MR.. LEFFiNGWELL,
The Finest Banjo solei.: and jig Danesr, Will
also b. pscsent.
MIR. OLIVER REID,
The Wonderful yentriloquist and Baritone
Singer. This Gentlomen has never yet been
equalled, either in his vcntriloqUial entertain
Inent or = singer.
MASTER JOB BENJAMIN,
The Child Wonder. will sing selection Of pop
never failed to d.light al audience, c.d is q
whole show in himself.
SEVERAL OTHER ARTISTS
Will perform. This who'll. performance will
conclude with Grand Assault at Arms. be-
twc,n the charming Miss Flora Reid. the finest
swords woman in existence. and Mr.. BorthWick
Reid, the Champion Swordsnsn of the World.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1876-01-09

will perform. This whole performance will
conclude with Grand Assault at Arms. be-
tween the charming Miss Flora Reid. the finest
swcrdswouan in existence. and Mr.. BorthWick
Reid, the Champion SwordsIasn of the World