Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-11-02

Loads of new corn on the streets
every day.
Fun at the Opera House on Fri
day evening sst
Don't forget the Bremen Rally on
Friday night
Mr.. II. A. Pershing is absent at
the Centennial
Mr.. Thomas has returned from
the Centennial e
The vinnedge House has new
pine sidewalk in front.
Repairing Of houses, barns. side
walks, etc, Is now In order. "a
Mr.. G.. l.. Brink and wife start
for the Centennial next week. q u1
"A large party of Plymouthites left
for the Centennial on Monday. q
PROT Fertich is said to be one Of
the best elocationists in the west
Mr.. Frank Orr and wife returned
from the Centennial on Sunday.
Mr.. w. W. Hill and attendants
have gone to Kankakes duck hunt
ing.
The social at the, NJ E. Church.
Yesterday evening, was pleasant az
fair .-rffsE e.. bfaf,s.1 ot
Fred. Hill and Bert Reeve started
for the Centennial on Wednesday
noon. -.
Miss Frankie Shirley, of Plym-
outh, il attending school at Valpa-
raise.
Indian Summer has come with a
vengeance. Winter clothing is insult
ferable.
Everybody is trying now. to see
II they can not go to the Centen-
NAL. 8crs9
ST Johns Church In Elkhart was
consecrated on Wednesday by Bishop
Talbot.
Mr.. Charlie G. Chapman and Mr..
Will Leonard left for the Centennial
Monday. lob1 =
Several parties propose starting
to Philadelphia on election day the
last chance -
"A new foundry is being started
on Michigan street near the p, F. w.
& G. Railway. 1e~az ~
We would like a few loads Of
COED wood at the RKPUBLIcAN office
on subscription 10
The Rev. VIM. Redmond, A. III.
Of South Bend, made a short call in
Plymouth on Monday.
Hunters are frequently seen on
our streets with wild turkeys.-Msh-
assaka Enterprise. .hsstn
The residence of Mr.. W. J. Adams
on South Michigan street. Is fast APP
preaching completion
The Lagro Express says: They
are talking Of gas down at Wabash.
They need some bad"
Mr. George Leosch. of Fl. Wayne,
has just been making a visit at his
fathers in Plymouth
-Prof. Fertich lectures this sfter-
noon at 8 O'Clock on Manhood" al
the NJ E church vestry.
Mr.. W. W. Hill, wife and daugh-
ter returned from the Centennial ear
ly on Tuesday morning.
The teachers institute closes on
Friday evening with the entertain
ment given by Prof. Fertich-
judgments sggregating ovel
$4,000 were entered recently in one
day, in the Miami Circuit Court.
Working time at the Singer
works. South Bend, has been reduced
to eight hours per day and wages IL
proportion.
The net receipts of the dinner
given by the ladies Of the M. E
Church on the day of the Blaine rally
were 1890.
Prof VIM. A. Bell lectured on tn,
Centennial at the High School las
evening. Prof Yocum, Of Bourbon
speaks tonight. aess sss-Afs iris
Among those in attendance a
the Teachers Institute this week ART
Prof. J. H. Smart, Prof. w. A. Bel
and Prof Fertich.
We learn that one of Plymouth
finest daughters win soon be led t
the Hymenial altar by one OF Plym
outh's noble sons.
The city Of Kendallville has late
ly had a judgment rendered agains
it Of the snug little sum of 81 SOC
brought by one Ninde. : sr.a
We take back all the hard thin g,
We have said about that coquettisI
maiden, Indian Sammer She hal
eyluently COME W Stay.
The High School room was flle'
full on Tuesday evening to listen t.
the lecture of Prof j. h. Smart, Stat
Supt. of Public Instruction.
The thunder storms Of the pres
emit week have been very severe TO
this season Of the year. The spring
are being well filed for the winter.
Gen. Jasper Packard, the Hor
John r. Baker, n. c., and Mr.. w. c
George, of South Bend, are expecte
to speak ct Bremen on Friday nigh
The Lake County Herald says
Mr.. w. w. cheshire, with Prof. Co,
Of Indianapolis. will proceed mex
spring to examine the graves mad
By The noend -buildosg n the soat
part Of this county. Il is expecte
thst many intrssting relics Will =
uneaythsd during their search 'ol >