Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-04
Henry Baugher, of Bloomingsburg.

formerly lived in this place and has
the respect Of all.
DR.. James VerIier, OF North Liberty.
spent the holiday with his betrothed,
who lives short distance from this
place.
A tramp with his vest pockets full
of cheap iewelry annoyed the citizens
OF Bourbon several days last week.
Caleb DAVIS, of Schuyler. Neb, was
here during the past week visi ting
his brother, Joseph Davis, AMI other
friends.
Miss Anna Sho lsc, OF Warsaw, is
visiting with Miss Beriic Conrick and
other lady friends cf this place.
Mrs. DIttie Galentine has returned
from Sturgis. Mich. where she has
been visiting friends and relatives.
Richard Winegard and family, OF
Nukerton, Was in town last Sunday.
For many years he was resident Of
This place. and while here made many
warm friends.
George w. Hattie has traded his
slloon f,r the G. ,rrison livery stable.
and intends having it run in good
ylc in the future.
DR.. Ii. G. Money has been here for
several days prospecting for n rib.
Il reports are true, he will soon IN lrry
me OF oar best young lalie5.
A )iple OF IN .rrily,s Were con
>uIn mated last week. but IA the gen
lemrn we've b.oIght To time by an
,rritatc.I motheI-in Law will not men
ton any names.
Mss Berthe C1nrick weighs 165
pounds. Miss Anna Shou5e 13o
pounds, but Miss Neck only pulls
Town 100 pounds.
The OH Fellows OF this place will
publicly install their officers In the
u b. Church next 5 ltur lay cvenin :.
Nci Glib BRING Lodges have been in
slted To participate. ami all friends
IL benevolcncc aud charity will be
welcome spectators.
Prof. Yocnm, OF Bourbon college.
gave IA Very interesting lecture on
istronony illustrated by the magic
tintcrn in NJ itchette's II all last FIJI
lay night. A large audience were in
,tt.n lance ID hear Mr.. Yocum. and
al We're please with the lecture.
Mr.. Deal and wife, of Butler, are
visiting witt Mr.. Charle, Wynate aad
iainily OF this place.
There is man in Bourbon town
ship who was Irn Jan. |. 1899. Jan.
], 1877 he was az years old. This is
rather a remarkable Gaze, at least We
have never heard of similar one.
On last Sunday evening the mar
riage OF William Rosebrook and Miss
Maggie McCrum was consummated
10y Rev. McElwce at the residence of
@. b. McCrum. OF this place, They
are both highly respected by the citi-
zcns OF Bourbon, aud have the we'll
wishes OF the writer.
The concert at the NJ f. Church
last Sunday night was much better
than usual. AS an admission fec II
five cents was charged. We had more
elbow room and better set or lis
teners. The singing was good and
the select reading by Miss Alice Cav
nah was splendid.
The Democracy OF this place are
organizing ana preparing TO inaugn-
rate Tilden il it takes war. Three
dollars day IL the amount offered ID
persons To enlist i'm "A secret milit iry
order and be ready To fight Tor Tilden
when called upon. This Is true as
Ne received oar information from
Democrats that have already rejected
| tuc ios'o>ui'u.
4 man by the name or Riwlston
came here last spring protesting to
DE ovcrburdensd with ca-h, but us all
such persons are usually found want
ing when balanced in The scales Of
justice, several OF our business men
refused to credit him; and, as they
hal anticipated. he left between two
lays W thout paying those who were
his easy victims.
Our new constable, Mr.. Christley,
after following a man all day aud try
Ing 10 in,l.lce him to remain quiet I'M.
Ill IL summons could all be read to
him just learned at late hour in the
evening. when greatly fatigued, that
IL was not necessary for person to
stand still until the last word OF a
subpoena was read.
A man who gloried much in tho
vain Imagination OF his own great
ness, came di,tiuce OF one hundred
miles To debate the materiaiistic the
Dry with Elder Snepp; and, on last
Friday evening all those who thirsted
after thcologi al knowledge congre-
gate! in the u. b. Church To hear the
truth expounded. After listening a
couple OF hours TO the stranger, the
audience pronounced him an escaped
inmate from some lunatic asylum,
aud went home laughing. At present
there is not "a man to be found who
listened to the grand display Of logic
and eloquence.
Mr.. Swoveland having been de-
feated in a lawsuit by one Irishman
one day last week thought he would
take revenge by giving the Irishman
"a COOL drubbing, bur three constables
being present prevented him from
| treating the Irishmun in n most hor-