Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-13
BOURBON.

Perry last Monday.
EQUINOX.
BOURBON.
Scars store rooms are going uT
rapidly.
Mr.. Martin is visiting his sister
Mrs. Wean.
Flora Bowman is visiting in
Elkhart county,.
Who is the oldest person in the
county?
Our friend John Whitaker is
sick OF fever.
j. ID. Thomas and his bride viii
be here in a few DAYS.
Joe Bybee drives a hobby spar
OF bays to his carriage.
Mrs. Orlando Linn returned home
yesterday evening.
= Ho who sings mud must expect
to get spattered some.
Miss Jefferics, OF Wooster. Ohio.
Is in town trying to get up n music
class.
Mrs. y. d. Parks has returned
from visiting her father and sisters
Mrs. Page, OF Warsaw, was visit.
ing friends and relatives in town las,
week.
Lew Whitaker and Miss Flora
Mendenhalla are said to be married this
evening.
Tho marshall still impounds an
occasional porker to the delight of
many citizens.
A "wind mill" by the name OF
"Tax Payer" is tanning out Com
missioner Barnaby.
Several OF our citizens are anti
cipating first class case OF jealousy
on South Main street.
Harry Wilkins failed to see the
young merchant leaping the benches,
but says he led the handsome dam
sci out with fear and trembling.
Henry Sheets has taken the
Cleveland Plain Dealer for near n
quarter ola century but at last
throws up the sponge and ,liscontin-
ues. "
Toys. why so to Tippccanoetown
counting when Bourbon Is u strong
hold well fortified with handsome
maidens and widows innnnp rable?
Miss SalIie Bybee returned from
visiting friends in the Buckeye state
last week accompanied by her broth
ef who will remain n short time.
Show me the lark who sat COM
piacently pulling his cigar while
thousands of ladies' stood holding
their twins, and he shall be victim
lied instanter.
The man who several months
since gave his daughter liqnor until
she was 20 a beastly state OF intoxi-
cation, and then attempted to out
rage her person, is still enjoying the
society OF civilized men.
Mr.. George Wisely. ex- Vice Presi-
dent of our Murphy society, has re-
signed his Office and rejected the
blue ribbon. He might have been
seen coming our OF the saloon wiping
the beer from his mustachc yesterday
Mrs. Matt Erwin agree ably sur
prised her husband by unexpectedly
having some OF his friends assemble
last Friday evening to enjoy birth
day supper. it being his forty third
birthday. May he see as many moro
before leaving the "footstool." a
That was voluminous "can OF
wind" that neighbor Equinox" got
himself for our benefit, but.
just ~ usual the cigars stand In our
favor rs his arrows were badly
mined. Peter Nut" also passes over
The score in good style. but comes out
OH our sand hill.
"A birthday party was held at the
residence OF Mr.. Pearman, seven
miles west OF town. on last Friday, as
\ tribute OF respect for an aged lady
by the name Of Mrs. Thomas. This
was her eighty-sixth birthday and for
aught we know she is tho oldest per-
son In the county.
-On last Friday night at eleven
o'clock tho residence OF our venera-
Bile friend, Mr.. George Bybce, who
lives three miles south west OF town,
was found to be enveloped in James:
but by the assistance Of ncighbors
they succeeded in extinguishing the
Ire, after 1t had done considera-
be damage to the building and con-
.ents. The origin OF the fire is un-
known.
Everybody should attend the
Bourbon fair on the 9th, 2Sth, and
10Th. OF this month. as IT always sur
passes the county fairs, OF this and
surrounding counties, and is not en-
numbered with horse-racing, which
10 many fail TO enjoy. An extraor-
linary effort is being made to make
his the best OF any yet held in this
place. and being near town IL will be
more convenient for exle,itors.
Those having ilne stock should not
Ill to attend. ~