Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-02-08
BOURBON.
BY BROWNING.

church last night.
Sherwood has some very fin
thoroughbred game chickens.
Lady friends are visiting wit
Mrs. Conrick and family.
The best bank in this village .
present is the gravel bank.
Il have never seen wheat loo
better In this month than it does q
present.
How tenderly and affectionatel
they caressed each other at tn
theatre last Saturday night.
Mrs. Clymer Of Fulton county
was here visiting friends last week:
james Lilley, nail agent on tn
Baltimore railroad, Is In town thi
week.
There WAS q surprise party q
Stephen Sharps last Friday night.
MIR. Scar, OF New Elm Minn. hal
come to our place and intends max
ing it his future home.
Father Banks has returned home
but is unable to be out on the streets
John Armantrout il erecting g
large barn on his farm four miles
South west OF town.
A number OF invited guests par.
took Of an elegant dinner at the resi-
dence of s. D. Parks to-day.
Economy is Of itself a Just revs-
nue." many men get rich by their
savings rather than their gains.
Mr.. Moffats surprise can be i'm
agined when one knows that his let
ter contained nothing but one nail.
Come out and hear Eli Perkins
next Monday night.
AS protracted meetings are now
In order, the dances are gradually on
the wane.
After being afflicted with con-
sumption for several years, Alfred
May died at his residence in this place
last Sunday.
Matt Erwin has commenced the
erection Of ninety foot addition to
his barn. The frame was raised yes
terday.
"A young man by the name Of
Fairy, who lives two miles West Of
town received a bad cut on his foot
yesterday afternoon.
ELI has concluded to withdraw
Frederick" from the contest, as he 10
always found wanting when balanced
with cooler heads.
The demand for small change has
became 30 great that our business
men are unable to furnish proper
change to transact business.
We are glad to learn that our
friend Charles Drake has 30 rapidly
recovered from his wound as to be
able to visit our place last Saturday.
Mr.. Acker, brother Of VIM. Acker,
has recently taken up his abode in
our midst. He came from New York
state and likes our place well.
Bourbon is almost a paradise OF
beauty, scores Of beautiful maidens,
and not less than sixty widows, and
how tho bachelors hold out as they
do-is to me, q matter of especial won
derment.
Rev. Elliot q Presbyterian minis
ter Of Rochester delivered a very in
teresting sermon in this place last
Sunday morning. He has been en-
pleyed by the Presbyterians Of this
place to preach here every two weeks
We heard a person remark that
there were a large number OF dead
beats admitted into our entertain.
ments free, who occupy the front
seats, while those who pay are com
PEELED to sit in the rear.
old bachelors should be very
cautious in presenting love letters to
young widows who will not accept
them. An Ohio man who is stopping
here was the victim Of such misplaced
confidence.
DIR. Matchett int nds remodeline
his opera hall to make 1t more spa
cious. Joseph W. Davis Jr. has exc
cuted some beautiful and romantic
scenery for the hall; as an amateur
artist, Mr.. Davis exhibits fine talen
and taste.
Robert Beatty is making prepare
tons to build residence on his farm
five miles South west OF town, which
will be far superior to anything II
that nsighborhood. Mr.. Beatty is ON
of our best citizens, and usually doe
things up about right.
Mr.. II. II. Tyrell continues to &C
In the capacity Of clerk at the new
dry goods store; his services ar
highly valued by his employer, an
AZ an accommodating salesman non
can cavil.
james Matchstt has purchased
. dry goods establishment in Pisrcetor
and left our place yesterday mornin
for his new home. He has been
resident OF Bourbon for several years
, and leaves sweet heart and man
friends behind.
Tho concert at the M. Z. churc
!, last Sunday night was a grand sue
,, cess, except the noisy boys who a
= ways disturb the entertainments upo
.I,n;ssinn fao would obiyiato TIL