Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-12-14
ARGOS.
ARGOS, Ind, Dec. II, 1876.

ARGOS.
ARGOS, Ind, Dec. II, 1876.
Sickness abating.
AS Hayes is elected let everybody
be happy.
Now is the time to get presents
for the children.
johnson Brownlee again in town
selling fruit trees and looking after
financial affairs.
Both parties have their flags
hoisted since last Week, TWO repre-
.enled by each party.
-Syl Beals in town again and
missed No. Doubt" entirely, DuL Lid
III no wise ieei offended.
r. NJ. Williams has gone to Chi
cago W get his spiritual strength re-
uewed; will perhaps return.
Jerome Fla Z aud family return
ed from near Peru, where lie has been
Ut work for several wcoks.
The Times Bulletin saloon chang
ed hands last Saturday and jacob
Hoham Is now proprietor.
Died: M 9. Marshman, Dec. 8, 1876
in Green township. An aged lady !;
but did not learn particulars.
Rev. Hugh Brrnhill returned
from indianapolis last Friday; re-
ports his brother convalesciuy.
We would De glad il the Rev. j. j..
Faude, OF the 81. Thomas Church,
would Visit Argos frequently, il there
by lie could get the rvuyhs vi Argos
" understand "a little etiquette.
Hugh P,ck,rl wentto Chicago
last Friday 10 purchase stock VI
Holld.y gooIs au'i now the firm Is
prepared 10 furnish their patrons with
gUvl assortment. Give them a
call.
DIR. s. w. Gould performed an
operation OH Eli Hoover, enipyemu,
o. COLLECTION VI pus in cavity VI the
chest, vn last FRIDAY, 9Th insi. Dis
charged ten pints pus; patient doing
we'll
Lindsey Fielding aud L ID. Fox
had "a lew political word, aud 10 oct
lie on the reform principle, Fielding
referred to .netaliic kuuckles, aud set
tied the dispute at the Esquire's office
for 1855.
-Dicd-Rowland Hoover. D~c. IL,
1876. of chronic rheumatism. He has
been Athlete. for about s years, una
Bile to help himself aud most VI the
time entirely helpless. aged 50 years
. months and Il days.
Lecture next Friday evening.
Dc. ID, 1876, at the NJ. T.. Church in
Argos, y Rev. Scott +. Hershey Of
Rochester, Ind, on the Mobility OF
True Womanhood.' Admittance, l5
cents. Let all come out and hear the
lecture.
Fire i'm the First Ward, Sunday
about eleven O'clock, burned jacob
Hoham's woodhouse AN . about two
cords ~ wood and few articles of
household goois, and ny the way.
made a close call for his dwellin z
house.
M. L Smith and Benoni Jordan
returned from hunt in Northern
Michigan, last Saturday. They re-
port good time, killed six deer and
other game. Both look hearty and
were gone four weeks and two days:
did not get TO hear that Hayes was
elected In all that time and that must
have been IA great suspense TO such
rank Republicans.
The Republicans OF Argos had
proposed to have n Publication OH
Monday, 1lth, and have "a good time
generally over the presidential VIC
tory, all by themselves, and
band. anvil and chin music; but our
reform brethren said not so. for VIC
will help TO make it interesting, and
we will fire unvils TOO, and all jollify
together; AMI we are glad il is nc
worse for us. and to steal the Senfi-
ners caption, the Argosites run up a
rooster on the Blue Jeans. pu mpkir
stick and the flag rope was broken
so that tho chick IN Is elected to hang
and long my the Democratic bird
wave i'm the breeze emblamatic OF the
Tilden party. CD
Christmas Boat entertainment a,
Argos NJ. Z. Church. Dec. 20. 1876
Committee on arrangements, L. w
Mcclure, J. G. Gordon, Aaron Lowry
J. A. Matheny; committee TO receive
presents. Edith Webb, Melissa Beam
Emma Matheny; committee to put
presents on the boar, Aaron Lowry
TiIlie Waag, VIM. Upper. Matti,
Beam; committee to distribute pres
ents from the boat, Carrie Blodge'
frankie Pickerl. Rossie Webb, vii.
lie Waag; committee TO furnish tick
cts, Wessie Beam, Willie Mcclure;
committee on Music, d. X. Brown
Christian Siple. Matte Beam, Or
ganist. Doorkeeper, Jacob Beam
Admittance fee at the door Is cents Il
spectators. M. E. s. s. free. FL
Webb. Superintendent. Good music
and good order may be expected
Let all patrons OF Christmas enter.
tainments come and load the boa,
with presents and make a successful
voyage. d. X. Brown, Sec'y.