Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-10-12
BOURBON.
BOURBON, Oct. 10th, 1876

BOURBON, Oct- lVtu, 1910.
Our farmers have commenced
gathering their apples.-John w.
Parks starts for the Centennial this
week.-Wm. Cary, after an illness Of
several weeks, died yesterday morn
ing.-James o. Parks is laying a
stone pavement in front OF his resi-
dence.-After a struggle OF many
months Joe comes out victorious over
the other threo.-John Houghton,
Democratic candidate for Joint Rep
resentative, was in town last week
Mr.. Trump is building fine resi-
dence on his farm three miles north
of town.-Miss Rosa Hunt, after an
absence OF several months, has re-
turned on visit.-Mrs. Jennie
Weaver, of Michigantown, is here
visiting her father, James o. Parks
Mr.. Wean is building an addition to
his house which adds much to its ap-
pearance.-Phil. circuit Is building
neat wood house on the public school
grounds.-N. w. Galentine has staked
money that Baker will carry the dis
trict by one tn ousand.-Hiram Bow
man was at the Chicago Exposition
last week. and reports the exhibition
good, the attendance large.-Mr. Null
ligan, an ex-section boss, moved his
family to Bremen last week, as he
has procured a situation on the Balti-
timore and Ohio railroad.-Dr.
Vaughn, of Silver Lake, formerly OF
this place, was in town last week.
Judge Keith, OF Rochester, candidate
for Circuit Judge, was In town last
week, and made a favorable impress
sion on all who formed his acquaint-
ance.-Howard Barnaby took sick at
Philadelphia and returned home last
week.
Thomas Usher, aged Sc years,
assaulted Frank Muffiey last Satur-
day for refusing to leaye his premises
when commanded. Mr.. Usher was
arrested, but the trial was postponed.
The editor of the Bourbon Mirror
should not publish announcements
for speaking when they have been
withdrawn. Several parties came
from Inwood to hear Capron and
CLANCY speak, and were very much
disappointed, and thinking Joe Davis
speech not worthy of attention, left
in disgust.
-Budd Mattingly has returned
from Washington, where he has been
stopping for several weeks, for the
purpose Of voting and will doubtless
vote the Democratic ticket to GER
tain extent. He intends to vote for
Joe Davis from the fact that Elder
Snepp requested him to pay what he
Justly owed him.
Ell Porter and Joseph W. Davis,
Jr.. went down to indianapolis TO the
reunion OF Democrats and rebels,
and proba bly, palmed themselves of
for soldiers, when in fact they are
nothing but professional loafers and
notorious for nothing but whiting
store boxes and smoking old dirty
pipes.
Two of our young bloods went
down to Plymouth last Friday and
procured the papers which will soon
put an end to their earthly troubles.
The ceremonies are to take place the
last of this or the first OF next week,
and doubtless will be the" toniest"
weddings of the season. The ladies,
as well as the gentlemen, are OF the
first families Of our place, and II we
are so fortunate as to obtain invita-
tons to one or both, will certainly
attend.
The Democrats made grand pre-
parations for a speech at this place
last Friday evening, and reported
that one, Moore, Of Pennsylvania,
would be here and address the audi
ence, but he did not come.
Another grand rally at Bourbon,
-sixty-six torch-lighters from Plym-
outh. Osbourne, OF Goshen, and
Packard, Of Plymouth, were the
speakers. There were about dozen