Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-02-01
BOURBON.
by BROWNING.

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-Protracted meetings at the U. B.
church
Haven Common is said 10 be very sick
"A son of c. Clindenst had his arm
broken last week.
Father Banks is in Whitley county,
being doctored for cancer.
Rev Marrivill, of Valparaiso, was in
town yesterday.
Lady friends from distance are visit
ing with Mrs. George Seller.
They are going to have surprise
party at Matt Erwins, but don't say void
about it.
VIM. Scar will build house and harm
on his farm five miles Northwest of this
place this summer.
Il am informed that Tena Shirley was
married last Wednesday, but to whom l
can not learn.
George Boley, a former resident of
this place, is here, doctoring Mrs. Nor
woods daughter for sore eyes.
"A couple of boys had regular knock
down fight on our streets last Saturday
afternoon.
"A daughter of Alfred May, died last
week, and at present he is said to be
dangerously i'll.
MIR. C. j. Slater and Miss Dora
Thomas, of North township, spent last
Sunday in our place visiting friends.
-"Maior Starr" attended the theater in
this place last Saturday afternoon and
evening.
1T is rumored that the next ''tony"
wedding will take place about four miles
Southwest Of this place.
Several couples Of married people OF
this place enjoyed the inequalities of Mr..
George Bybee and family Tuesday even
ing.
YESTERDAY was such a beautiful day
that travelling Auciioneer transacted a
small amount OF business on our streets.
Il have examined the pear trees in a
number Of orchards in this vicinity, and
find that very few buds are still alive.
Mrs. Sullivan, lady eighty-two years
old found that too many drones had en-
tered the hive, SO she proclaimed war, and
caused their expulsion.
Judge Fuller. of Plymouth. was in
our village last Saturday, but failed to
make us call although we are old friends.
Several of our Masonic brethren and
their wives contemplate going to Plym-
outh Thursday evening to repay visit
from that Lodge, and have good time.
Levi johnson is said to be sick and
needing assistance. Red Men, care for
your brother, and show yourselves more
charts, BILE when charity is needed; not
by aims giving, but by watching with him
Of nights.
Mr. Wilson the genial agent for the
REPUBLICAN was in town last week and
while here added large number of new
names to the list.
Several couple of this place that were
predicted to have ieen married some time
since. has not yet been tied up in matri-
monial harness.
1T Is all right for them to tcnderly
caress each other when alone, as they are
both sweet" but in Company their places
should not manifest such loving attrsc.
ton.
Del. Erwin was injured last week by q
chain which slipped off Of log that he
was trying to load. 1t struck him in the
back and caused him 10 remain In bed a
few DAYS, but his friends hope he will 500 n
be out again.
DO not fail to come out and hear Eli
Perkins lecture in this place Monday
evening February the 18th This is rare
opportunity TO hear such an eminent man
in our small place, so let US demonstrate
that Bourbon appreciates such treats by
giving him large audience.
The Mollie Williams theatrical troupe
remained here all last week and was "a
vored with large audience each night.
While here she severed her connection
with the troupe, and will reorganize and
return to our place in short time.
The REPUBLICAN is greatly in need
Of correspondent at Tippecanoetown.
II is the best paper In the county for local.
general and foreign news, and should
have representative In every township
of this county.
On last Saturday afternoon the Pat
rons Of Husbandry had public install
lation and grand dinner in their hall at
this place. Everything went off fine and
all persons present were well pleased with
the entire affair.
Prof Mills, IF New York city deliv.
cred one o: the most elegant lectures at
the M. E church last Sunday evening.
have listened to for years; his subject
was intemperance or pictures of memory.
He gave his ideas clothed with nil the
beauty Of effusion, and is highly commend
ed by all who had the pleasure of hear
ing him.
Although have not had the pleasure
of meeting the new Editor" of the RE-
PUBLICAN. wish soon to do so however
hope he will not be In an IRRITABLE mood
az a fighting weight of 1000 pounds is