Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-25
PLYMOUTH. INDIANA.


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The usual services will take place at ST
Thomas Episcopal church Sunday.
A series of interesting meetings are be
ing held at the Presbyterian church.
DR. Poecock. of Walnut, called on TIL
REPUBLICAN Monday He is cultivated
and intelligent gentleman.
A Teachers Institute was held at Bour
bon last Saturday. II was well attended
and the occasion was very interesting.
The social of st. Thomas church will
take place at the residence of L. G. Capron
on this afternoon and evening.
The "oldest inhabitant" never knew
such winter rs this. In our opinion the
oldest inhabitant has made that observs
ton every winter since the creation of the
world.
We had sufficient proof last Monday that
We belonged to that class called the right.
eous. For the Bible says, The wicked
stand in slippery places" and we could
not stand, therefore, we are one of the
chosen.
Two daily papers are taken at the High
School.
A miscreant drove into the city Mon
day afternoon and hi,ching his team went
of and played short cards till after mid
night. The Legislature should pass law
to hang such man.
Hats. Caps, Boots, Shoes, Caters at
Williamson & Cos.
Mr.. Faude is wrestling with the conun-
drum: IL aman takes bad cold how long
Will the old thing hang ons
The cheapest and best dry goods and
clothing house in. Ply mouth il William
son & Co.'S.
The Starke County Ledger thinks The
REPUBLICAN very modest in some of
its views" 1t Is the aim of THE RrpuB-
LIcAS TO be truthful and candid in all
things. and its tone may be moderate, or
severe, as occasion demands.
Clothes, Cassimeres, Flannels. Wooden
Goods, Carpets. Trunks, ETC., cheap at
Williamson & Co.'S.
In order to set the public mind at rest in
regard to the altitude of the new editor"
it is hereby stated that he is seven feet
nine inches high. ordinarily weigh. TIP
pounds, but his fighting weight Is 1000
pounds. The Bloody Legion will please
take notice.
Chan y = McKelvey can suit all in real
estate of all kinds at paic prices
Eight men, all residents of this place.
weigh 1874 pounds, making an average Of
over 225; the lighiest weighs ac4 and the
heaviest 2S5 Mr.. Jesse Wentz. living
about three miles from this place, stands.
we understand, six feet seven inches In his
boOts.- Woitsrton Visstor.
CLANCY & McKelvy are offering i'm
proved farms in Marshall county at from
$i2 to $25 per acre.
Mr.. George Cubberly has started foun
dry in the building over the river former.
ly occupied by Adams. He proposes to
make a speciality of pillow castings and
patterns TO fit all the different
kinds Of plows generally used in ti..s vi
cinity. Farmers should note this and
when they need anything in this line give
him call He is also preparing patterns
for castings Of all kinds. and being foun-
dryman Of long experience, he car guar
sntes satisfaction.
overcoatsi Oyercoatsi Overcoats cheap
at williamson 4 Co.'S.
There !. one sensible democrat In Plym .
outh. He urges that the talk about war
Is supremely foolish. for even IL there WAS
= good cause for democratic insurrection.
there Is not the shadow OF chance to do
anything With Hayes in command Of
the army, when he Is inaugu-aied, and
every government official in his favor
there Is no chance for any armed opposi.
ton Besides he does not feel sufficient
interest in the result to fight about il. He
does not expect any Office for himself or
any Of his friends, and so FAR as be is con.
cerned the bowling Office seekers may 60
to-not to Heaven His head is eminent
iy level.
Clothing for men and boys, cheap at
Williamson & Co.'S
The LaPorte Chronicle copies and CON-
mends the following from the Goshen
Democrat:
1t Is asking too much Of an editor, after
doing large amount of gratuitous sdver
Using FOR an entertainment, to come around
and offer to sell him ticket. II makes
him feel like 'cussing." but As editors ar.
all meek and pi0us men, they Just say
thank you, and grin and bear il.
The newspaper which prints gratuitous
notices Of any enterprise not purely Of q
public character deserves to be snuboed.
The time will soon come when publishers
will conduct their papers on business prin-
ciples, Gliding their columns at their real
worth, demard pay for all notices. and pay.
ing for their privileges like little men.
The idea that an editor must iIl his col
umns with fulsome puffs for the sake OF
being deadheaded is ridiculous. For by
so doing he generally gives ten times its
value tor al y. receives.
Dress Gods. Shawls, Embroideries
Fringes. at Williamson & Co.'S.
Two young men tried the mettle Of their
horses one evening last week inside the
corporation. The race WAS close one
but the state Of Indiana came out ahead
one OF the young men paying about IS
and the other about $50
A number Of the Sir Knights Of Plym
ou'h Commandery went to Valparaiso las
Friday night to work the order of the RED
Cross. They were delighted with the
courteous reception extended to them b,