Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-29
City and Vicinity Notes,

Several new sidewalks nave peen
laid in east Plymouth.
Why can't we have a masquerade
ball some time this winter?
The cornet band have removed to
their former quarters, and the Demo-
crat Is happy.
The Grand Slaughter in prices still
continues in all kinds of goods at
BECKER g. VOLTS.
In consequence of their increasing
business, Leonard & Wiltfong have
purchased q fine new safe.
The auditorium of the n. E. church
has recently been supplied with two
large new stoves.
There were many farmers In the
city Saturday. But there was only a
limited trade at tho stores.
Rev. Mr.. Elliott, of Pierceton.
preached excellent sermons at the
Presbyterian church last Sunday.
A South Bend lady will crate at
the temperance hall Saturday eve-
ming.
We are now prepared to do all kinds
Of job work in the best style, prompt
ly and at low figures. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Nothing is more disgusting than to
hear q continual monotone converse
ton Ia an audience, when people are
supposed 70 know better.
Bender and Hess are at Indian
apolis instructing the Supreme court
In the merits Of case wherein j. @.
Berlin Is the appellant, against Ogles
bee & Mattingly.
We believe there Is q law In this
city prohibiting undue and extreme
applause and annoyance In audiences.
The young hoodlums and street arabs
Of Weymouth needs strong application
of 1t with q moderate boot jack ac-
compartment.
There Is resident OF this county
who has uncles on his fathers side;
2 aunts on his fathers side: uncles
and aunts on his mothers side; 2
brothers: 2 sisters; parents; 2 sons
and 2 daughters. The only break In
this relationship is the recent death
of one Of his parents.
The tableaux and musical exhibit
ton will take place at ST. Michaels
Academy this evening. After the per-
formances there will be an oyster
supper. The piano for the occasion
has been gratiously furnished by G.
Whitmore, the music man.
We have been favored by the re-
ceipt OF two amateur papers; one
from Warsaw entitled the Tiny Ana
te1lr, the other from Walkerton en-
titled the Headlight. The printing
has been done by boys under thirteen
years Of age and although miserable,
may be considered fair specimens of
gonius-
Noah Wiltfohg, OF North township,
has horse that is twenty-nine years
old, and Il still able to do a reason
able days work on the farm. Mr.. w.
has owned him ever since he was
folded and has never known him to
be sick i've minutes. nor to miss a
feed II he could get 1t.
A gentleman asked us q few days
ego II the outside Of THE REPUBLICAN
was not printed In Chicago. For the
benefit OF all inquisitive minds we
win say that TIE REPUBLICAN Is en-
tirely printed at home. 1t is a home
production, and costs quantities OF
money to run II. This is a hint to
those who owe for their papers to
come forward and settle.
This IL the weather to demonstrate
the Importance Of our having gravel
roads. People who wish to travel
are prohibited because OF the almost
impossible roads. Let all who have
any use to make of our public high
ways remember that 1t will be money
In their pockets II movement can
be inaugurated toward grading and
graveling the principal roads to
Plymouth.
Our noble Danbury was the VIC
tim Of q distressing accident last
Saturday night. He blew out the
lights In TIE RxPuBLIc4S Office and
started across the room at q rapid
walk. He ran square against beam
his nose striking first and of course
the hardest Of any other portion OF
his body. The display OF constella-
uon was grand, and Col. Poe made
the application Of court plaster.
Danbury ian now tell how to keep
nom running your nose against
posts In the dark.
Messrs 8. L. McKelvy & Co., have
issued circulars to advertise an ex-
cursion 70 Plymouth on Wednesday.
December, 10th, from points along
the p. Fit. Wa c. railroad. This ex-
cursion is to enable all those who
want to purchase lands to have
cheap fare to enable them to EXAM
Inc the splendid farm lands Of Mar
shall county. Our people should en-
courage this enterprise by all means
for it brings to the notice of other
localities our fine county OF farms.
And It may enable those who want to
sell lands to find customers.
The Presby terrain Social will be held
at the residence of DIR. T. A. Bortop
on next Tuesday afternoon and eve-