Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-06-29

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Mr.. John A. Reeve, of Lap
County, has been in town few days
visiting his brothers.
Miss Sarah Pierce, who has been
in Indianapolis for several months
returned home last week.
Mrs. HI. Hervey and Miss Julia,
who went to Walkerton to visit friend:
last week, returned yesterday.
Hon. H. G.. Thayer and VIM. Nj
Kendall went to Goshen yesterday TO
attend the Republican Convention.
Misses Carrie and Elite Cleave-
land returned home yesterday. after
visiting for about two weeks in Lin.
coin.
DIR. Burkett went TO Indianapolis
last Monday, to attend the State Den
tai Association, TO be absent few
days.
Ask your neighbor to subscribe
for the REPUBLICAN, the best and most
truthful paper published in the
county.
Mr.. c. I. Mattingly came home
from his Centennial trip last week
Mrs. NJ is still absent visiting with
relatives in Ohio.
Hon ID. Mcdonald, Sheriff Fink
and Col. Thos. Sumner went to ST
Louis last Saturday. to attend the
Democratic Presidential Convention.
The first potatoes were brought
in last Monday by Philip Weaver, and
sold to Pershing & Wiltfong. They
were OF good size; but probably a
little too green.
- The use of a single bottle of
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer is sufficient to show its effica-
cy in restoring the natural color OF
the hair and cleansing the scalp.
Bishop Cummins, of the Reform
ed Episcopal church, died suddenly
on Tuesday last, at his home il
Luthervilie, Nd His death was
caused by a severe cold contracted
few days since.
Mrs. Hezekiah Pershing returned
home from Three Rivers, last Thurs
day, and Mrs. Orr came home on Sat
urday, both much improved in health
They say that Dr. Bennett is recruit
ing rapidly. Has already gained sew
eral pounds in weight.
Judge Stanfeld, of South Bend
has been nominated by the Republi
cans for reelection, and J. A. Traver
OF LaPorte, has been nominated fol-
Prosecuting Attorney. The Demo
Gratis will probably nominate Judge
Noyes, of LaPorte.
Republican candidates for offic,
who are not subscribers for the RE
publican, should lose no time in hand
ing in their money, for the paper
Republicans will find it to their adj
vantage TO contribute of their abund-
ance TO the support Of the Marshall
County REPUBLICAN.
-Hoham's Centennial Opera House
will be dedicated on Monday evening
July Sd, by a Dramatic Entertain
ment, to be given by Turner's Chica.
go Combination Troupe, a first elias:
company. The house is in complete
order Everything new and clean
and the scenery bright and beautiful
The infant son of John and Mar
garet Soice. of this city, was taker
from its cradle, on Thursday las
about one o'clock, lifeless. 1t haC
been put TO sleep about an hour be-
fore, in usual health 1t was sud
den and sad bereavement to the
grief-stricken parents.
"A great discovery. 1t has beer
discovered by thousands of house
wives in all parts of the country tina
ID. b. DeLand & Co.'s oest chemical
saleratus is the only saleratus thai
will produce a uniform result, anC
give perfect satisfaction every time
IL once you try it, you will Away:
buy it.
Mr. and Mrs. c. G. Buck returned
home last Monday evening, by wa.
OF LaPorte, from a somewhat pro
tracted absence, visiting the Centen
NAL exposition in Philadelphia, anC
other objects and places of interest
in the East, and short visit to friends
in Michigan. They report goo'
health and an enjoyable time of sigh
seeing.
Rev. Joseph Baker, one of tn
oldest citizens of st. Joseph County
died on the steps in front of his hous'
last Saturday, it is supposed of hear
disease. He lived four miles from
South Bend. He was alone when h
died, his wife and daughters havin!
gone to South Bend. He was tn
father Of Rev. Fletcher Baker, of tn,
North West Indiana NJ. f. Confer
ence.
We most respectfully suggest @
young gentlemen from Bourbon, o
indeed from any other place, tina
they be careful about the quality o
of liquor they drink when the.
come TO Plymouth. A young ma
was put in Jail last Sunday and re
manned there on Monday, just be
cause he didn't know the strength O
Plymouth whisky. There were SOM
other visitors TO the city who wab
bled about considerably when walk
ing around town, but they were for
tunate enough to escape the sharl
eve and the heavy hand of the law