Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1876-11-16
BOURBON.

Miss Ella Cless has gone to Ohio
on a protracted visit-Eather Wean
has been very low, but is now conva-
lescing.-Mrs. Spade and Mrs. Orlan-
do Linn were visiting at Warsaw last
week.-Mrs.. Martin and her daughter
OF LaPorte, are visiting with Mrs.
Bowman.-For general news the Re-
PUBLICAN excells all other papers in
the county.-Charles Flora has been
dangerously ill for two weeks past, but
at present is somewhat better-Mr.
Frank Griffin and wife are in Ohio re-
cruiting their health and visiting rel
atives.-Eli Porter calls Frederick
Random" his Chinaman, and will ex-
hibit him as such the coming season.
The Bourbon College concert will
be held in Mathette's hall next Fri
day evening.-Mr. Tescher and wife.
OF Salem, Ohio, are visiting with Mr..
Fred. Tescher, of this place.-There
is some talk of starting a bank at this
place. We feel assured that such an
enterprise would be a paying invest
ment.-John Bunnel, former resi-
dent OF this place, was in town this
week visiting his many friends
John W. Parks is moving to Plym-
outh this week, and on his single
will be found, mo potatoes wanted"
If Tilden should be elected, will
friend Baylor be superseded by Gal
entine, Hahn or Mock?-The landla-
dy OF the Bourbon House entertained
the twin sisters and their gents on
last Saturday night-A couple of
Valparaiso ladies have been visiting
with the Misses Arnold, but returned
home yesterday George Baxter has
taken possession Of VIM. Carey's old
stand, and has put up the hondsomest
boot and shoe sign in town.-Our
township schools will be of their us
ual length.
The Chinaman, "Roderick," and
his eight Random" associates-male
and female-have resumed their po-
sition on the Plymouth Democrat:
WIN. and Andrew Rice came near
overpowering Johnny Hunt, but Mrs.
Hunt soon demonstrated that the
tongue could vanquish all foes.
Frank Ketcham has vacated his
Office as corporation trustee by send
ing in his resignation, and now the
appointment OF another will be in or
der.
George Sharp, after trying Indi-
ana, Oregon and Kansas as home,
has decided 10 locate permanently in
Oregon. He starts in three weeks to
his new home.
Il have patronized Frank Ketch-
am in his new tin-shop, and would
recommend all persons who have a
desire to perpetuate enterprise in our
midst to do likewise.
Our fashionable shoemaker acct
IDENTIFY swallowed a two-cent piece
one day last week, Immediately after
the receipt of favorable dispatch for
Hayes and Wheeler.
1t has been reported that man
OF this place who had formerly voted
the Republican ticket was hired to
absent himself from this place on
election day, so as not to vote for
Hayes and Wheeler, which would
have been his choice had he been
present to vote.
The farmers have certainly had
the most favorable weather for gath
ering their corn. The dry and warm
autumn days have been just such as
the farmers wanted. And we are
glad to know they have improved the
time, as the numerous loads that
come into town will show.
--On last Thursday afternoon,
while Bob Kennedy was sitting in
Lawrence & Matchette's store, not
apparently expecting to be assaulted
by any one, Charles Bearss came in
and, without a word, commenced
beating him in most horrible man
ner, cutting several bad gashes in his
face, and would have used him up in
very short time had not the propri-
etors OF the store interfered and pre-
vented further blows.
BROWNING.
-COFFY sells Best PRINTS for
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