Marshall County Republican., 1876-08-03
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Personal. General and Miscellaneous.
Miss Clara Crane, of LaPorte, is
visiting at Mr.. John Blain's.
Miss Emma Jenkinson, of Fort
Wayne, is visiting at Mr.. Jerry
Blain's.
There will be preaching at the
M. E. church next Sunday, Aug. 9Th,
morning and evening, by the pastor
VIM. J. York will sell some
growing corn, some cows and other
property, at public sale, on Saturday,
the 12tn inst.
The Republicans of Bourbon
township have nominated Joseph ID.
wilkins for Trustee, 81. H. Tyrell, II.
I. Smith and John Boylan, for con-
stables, and John F. Greer for As
SCISSOR.
Call in at Singler's and see his
new store well filed with all kinds of
Hardware, Cutlery. Nails, Stoves, Tin
ware, &c. He is selling goods at low
figures to suit the times
Mr.. C. Swain will offer his per-
sonal property for sale next Satur-
day, at his residence, three miles
east of Plymouth Mr.. Swain con-
templates moving to Beatrice, Ne
braska.
Mr.. vanvactor, on the Michigan
road south of Plymouth, has orna-
mented his buggy horse with new
set OF harness, not because the old
set was worn out, but for the reason
that some body borrowed it without
leave last Sunday night.
John Singler is back at the old
business, in Plymouth, with large
stock Of hardware, tinware, stoves,
&c. He wants to see all of his old
customers and a great many new
ones at his store in the Centennial
block, on LaPorte street.
Mr. Harshman, living seven miles
southwest Of Plymouth, had one OF
his arms so badly mashed by a
threshing machine last Friday that it
was necessary 20 amputate it above
the elbow. The operation was sue
cessfully performed by DR.. g. r. Rey-
nolds, Of this city.
Jas. A Miller has sold his inter i
est in the Peru Sentinel and retired
from the editorial business. We un-
derstand that he will engage in the
sale of agricultural machinery. The
Sentinel and Times have consolida-
ted. Mr.. Maxey remains in the es-
tablishment.
IF. N. Burket's Dental Office. IN
Sears building, opposite the post
Office. Filling teeth speciality. All
work warranted.
Any persons wishing first-class
dental work, will do well to give me
a cali. The best Of reference given
II desired. n7tf
-G. w. Swank, Republican candi
ate for Sheriff, made the Republican
Office an agreeable visit yesterday.
He is gentleman whose agreeable
manners and honest countenance will
make him welcome wherever he goes.
The people Of Marshall county will
elect him Sheriff il they look well to
their interests
The attention of dealers in fire.
wood is directed to an advertisement
in this paper from the County Audi
tor, inviting competition in bids for
one hundred and fifty cords Of wood
to be delivered at the. Court House.
A good job for somebody who has the
right kind of wood. See advertise
ment in another column
-Married.-At the residence OF
Thomas Tribbey, Sunday evening,
July 3Oth, by the Rev. s. B. Town,
Lyman Hutchison to Miss Mary Tru-
den.
The above notice was accompanied
by liberal supply Of excellent we'd
ding cake. May the honeymoon OF
cur happy friends last great deal
longer than the cake did
If you are about to commence
housekeeping you will want one OF
Singler's Cooking Stoves, and great
many other housekeeping articles,
all of which you will find. of the very
best quality. at very low prices, in
the Centennial block, on LaPerte
street. Call and see Singler when
you want to buy anything in the
Hardware line.
Mr. Josiah Jacoby went to Bour-
bon last Sunday to visit his relatives,
and turned his horse out in field to
pasture. The horse not liking the
restraint of fence, jumped out and
strayed of to the p, Ft. w. & G. rail-
road track and waited for train to
come along and break one Of his legs.
The horse was so badly injured that
Mr.. Jacoby had him killed to put him
out Of misery.
"A stranger, supposed to be a
tramp, was found on the iron bridge,
in this city between nine and ten
o'clock, last night lying in an epllep-
tic fit. Friction and other remedies
failed to restore animation, until DIR.
Poe applied galvanic battery, which
soon restored the man to conscious
ness. He was taken care OF by
watchman Brown. He is about town
this morning.
George Alleman, an apprentice
in the Democrat Office, was feeding
papers in the steam press Of that Of
fee yesterday, when he was accident
ally caught by the cogs Of the ma
chinery, just above the knee and had
the flesh badly mashed along the
front Of his leg for some six inches in
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