Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-07
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ARGOS.
ARGOS, Ind, Dec. 5, 1876.
BROWNING

Cool aud beautiful winter wea :
tier.
-Sleighing il being improve d
around Argos.
Within the past 30 days there
has been fall Of - inches OF snow.
Miss Ellie Reynolds, OF Roches-
ter. has been visiting fiiends since,
last week.
Colt. Townsend, OF Decatur, Ill .
Is visiting his brother, c. NJ. Town
send, Il. II. agent Mt Argos.
Mrs. J. l.. Johnson, OF Benton
Harbor. Mich, is visiting her sister at
this pIacc-Mrs. DR.. Gould.
Mr.. J. G. Gordon intends visit
ing her father. R'v. Il. Saunders. Of
North Liberty, Iai. this week.
Stephen WhiteI has rem ,ve.l
from Arg - To IL lease on Miss Nina
! Croco's farm oath east OF toSa.
e. Dem)ilin. OF CLIFTON county,
ILL.,. who ias been visiting DIR. Call
iaI's family, returned last Tuesday.
Rev. Thos. ii. Mckee is holding n
protrdcted meeting at Wolf Greek
this week. Con- ncnced last Sun lay.
john Lowry rem wed from Sol.
ii III 5 iiim south east OF Argos, TO
William Worth.nstoa's. west OF 10 WI i,
last "Wednesday II week.
-DiED.-Miry Hoover, AT the Mar
shall county poor house, Dc. 4. aged
30 years. Funeral held at the NJ E.
church by Rev. McNraly.
Clark 5. Hlch ma, of II Dchester.
-p'nt a few hours ut his fathers, a
Z. Hickman, Last s lturiay and re-
turned on Sunday morning.
-Died-Mrs Sirena Hoover. Dee
B |. 1876, of cancer in the breast, after
years Of sun ring. Funeral ut the
NJ. f. church, conducted by Rev. Me-
Ncaly.
--Bodc' Bowel started TO Delphiu,
mi, last Wcdnes lay TO clerk in "a
dry - IDS store. He Was down there
aboi.t four weeks AMI secured the
place.
If there is any truth in the say
Ing that the first days OF Decen-
Der is AN index To the winter months
the prospect is that the coming win
ter will be disa.recable
A fire occarle in the Thrill ward
on Monday morning in the dwelling
house of Henry Waltz. Fortunately
1t did not burn DOM but by u near
escape. Loss about S75.
Last Tuesday up to noon there
wefc 23l heaI Il hogs taken In 10 bc
shipped from Argos. ani VIM. Dud-
yeon, Green township. bro gkt in 81
head or the above am punt
--DrED.-Eva Hnfr. daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Huff, Dee. 1876.
OF Group. Funeral TO ta;s place AT
,uliz's gfavcyar |. four miles east OF
Plymouth. Thursday. Dee. 7Ih.
Died. Charles II. Powers, son OF
J.hn q. AMI Dorcas Il Powers. De.
|. 1876. Of drop>y. aged Z years, 3
N Dnths and ID days, in Green 10 n
ship. Funeral ut Baptist church west
If Argos.
--Oiel-T. JEFF Ram, Dc. 1st,
1876 ofinilammatory rheumatism, af-
ter u ling. ring illness OF about fifteen
months with intense suff ring. aged
IL years. Funeral preached at ~
L. church by Rev. Thos. II. Mike.
Rev. Hugh B.,rnhill has gone to
indianapolis 10 see sick brother.
Started on last week NJ ,n,iay and re-
ported on last Saturday that he was
better. bat we have not heard this
week.
james Fitzpatrick was out on tho
war path early Sunday morning af-
ter that chicken thief He wants TO
catch the scoun'lrcl AMI tit him out q
"Mansar'l" complete and Jecms won't
go back on any such job.
Jas. NJ. Wickizer went to Chi
ca 20 last week to purchase a st ,ck OF
goods, and will be prepared to sell ut
rock bottom prices, and with L. M.
Hite To wait on customers, it will be
a jolly good place to trade. Give
them trial.
Since the 5000 men in South
Carolina has their fighting whisky
sent ON by s. j. I. to put in Wade
Hampton governor. the bulldozcrs,
aud men OF tadt ilk all along the
lines, have petitioned Uncle Sam to
make all railroads running north and
south double track, and run 100
daily trains north, and extend them
far into the Canadian interior, and |
one lone star eaboose to carry dis |
patches TO the southern brethren.
20. DOUBT.