Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-11-09

The Toledo, Wabash & Western
railroad is TO have a new bridge
across the raging Wabash at Logans-
port -
H F. Underwood. Esq. formerly
! of Peru, late of Indianapolis, has re-
turned to that city, and engaged in
the prae'iceTof Law. s.s.T,
Our editorial brethren. Mr.. Platt
Mcdonald OF the Democrat aud H. v.
Reed, OF the F.. rmer's Monthly. left on
Tuesday noon for the Centennial. -
r "A stock driver. named Joe. Crou
den. was knocked down and robbed
I OF q, 900 near Bennington. Ind. Sat
urday night. His ASSISTANTS escaped
-Boycr's fix factory at Muncie.
was burned Saturday night About
fifty persons will be thrown out OF
employment Loss, $4,000; insured
for $4,000. asL
"A pig with one head and two
bodies Is the latest curiosity in this
section OF the country. Zach Te~ter
is the possessor OF it-LaPorte
Chr nicle
The NJ. E. social will be held in
the lecture room OF the church on
Tuesday evening next. A New En-
gland snpper will be served Take
your knitting with YOU
: &C. C. Post is going to move his
Courier from North Judson TO Knox,
the county seat The Republicans
now have the auditor, treasurer and
two OF the three commissioners in
little Stake.
Milo Shedd. OF Galena, LaPorte
county, had u horse stolen from his
barn last week. The anti horse
thief society Of that neighborhood
chased tue this.f several miles, but
failed TO catch him =
The winamac Republican says:
.The bank Of winamnc opened for
business on "Wednesday last The
stockholders are all gentlemen OF
means. and being careful, onest
business men, will do safe business.
The bank is reliable Institution =.
i7-On Thursday night last, man
named Joseph Grill died suddenly OF
consumption In a Pullman coach on
the p. FL W. & O., night express as
il nearrd this city He was going to
New York aud was travelling for his
health.
"A dispatch dated Fl Wayne says:
Yesterday morning Mrs. AIberson.
wife OF a man recently sent to the.
peniteutiary, was found dead In her,
bed, her twelve year old daughter
holding her head in her arms Her
death gas the result OF destitution-'
"A wag went through the sleep
ing car on the Wabash roal the other
night between Lafayette and this city
calling for Theodore Tilden, and
thirteen females poked their heads
! out Of their bertis and eiscnlafed
with a smile, Is he here ?"-E.
wevJ5s Eec4 zkass
Mr.. W. NJ. Kendall and wife, Mr..
Brink anil wife, Mr. Samuel Miller
aud xif-. Mfr. HuIvers'ny Mr.. Ashley.
Mr.. John Leonard and others. started
for the Centennial after the polls
were open on Tuesday. Mr.. & Mrs
Brink expect TO remain east some
time visiting friends no.
-Immediniely on the receipt OF the
news OF TiIden's election, on wednes-
day, all the saloons in town rapidly
filed up with rejoicing Democrats.
and songs, music and the imbibing OF
LIQUIDS commenced at once. 1t 10
doubtful il the supply OF -tanslefoot'
in town on that day equaIled the de-
manu-
The Peru Times Sentinel says:
@Rev. ]. b. Parmelee don't go much,
Gin fact, not anything TO speak of) on
Revs. Moody and Sankey. Parmelee
gives IL as his private opinion. pub
licly and pulpiticaliy Expressed that
Moody and Sankey are running an
immense amount Of machinery with
very small modicum OF boiler"
The Morthly Report OF the De-
parfmrnt Of Agriculture, for October.
has been received From it we OBJ
tain the following statistics. In Ind
lana the percentages for Oct lst.. as
comp ired with last year were as fol-
lows: Potaroes 81 per cent. beans
SO; sorghum 80; old wheat 80; 'av-
erase number OF fattening cattle 90;
average condition III same LOT.
We would call the attention OF
all readers OF the .REPuBLIcAN To the
advertisements OF Bourbon College,
located at Bourbon. This institution
is at present in prosperous con-
dition and Is presided over by Prof.
w. H. Yocum, an experienced and
thorough Instructor. The lecture
delivered by this gentleman before
the Teachers Institute, on The Re-
fiex Influence OF Teaching,' Was AN
exhaustive treatment Of the subject
AMI served as AN agreeable introduce
ton 10. the Professor. We feel justified
In heartily recommending Bourbon
College to the patronage Of our cid
Gems. HH@ II
Monday, October 3Oth, two
swarms came out OF Mrs. Dryden:
hiveS in Wnshington township. Mi
sni county. and haln,ned AROUND fol
hail an hour jsst - u IL had 5een mid
summer. One swarm VS.. safely
housed in a new hive: tho other took
"a pee linss foe the woodlA - ? go