Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-09-20

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in and pay up.
Go to the reading room at the blue
ribbon hall, and spend an hour in
quietude and interest.
There will be regular services al
the Christian Chapel, to be conducted
by II. V. Reed. on Sunday next
morning and evening.
The six Brothers," are expected
to return to Plymouth shortly. Lille
in Kansas has not been as rosy q;
they anticipated.
On Sunday morning Rev. George
4. Little will preach on the subject
spiritual Blindness. Service al
1890 in the morning, Sunday schoo
at II a. M. and service at 7:3O.
A number OF gentlemen are talking
of organizing a rifle club, with
view of target prrctice. Such an or
ganization should succeed, and Plym-
outh may turn out some good shots
The Plymouth trotting and run
ming races will take place ut the Fail
grounds on Oct. I'd. 3, and 4th. Pre-,
miums to the amount OF $500 are
offered, and we are assured that some
of the best stock in the State will bt
put on the track on that accession.
A club room for the use OF gentle
men during the winter months Is
talked OF. Such an organization
would be very pleasant to many, who
| find these long winter evenings q
burden on their hands, and nearly
every single man is in that fix.
DIR. Borton is having fine yield Of
grapes from his vineyard, and is en-
gagged in packing and shipping with
all possible dispatch. 1t is estimated
that the yield Of fruit win be about
ten tons. The price of grapes rules
very low in the different markets.
Having opened a meat market in
the basement opposite the post office,
we will keep on hand at all times O
full supply Of the best Meats to be
had in this section OF country, at the
lowest cash prices. Give US a call.
9-2O-tf BENNETT & KLISGER.
II the board of health have any de-
sire to do a great amount OF good
they should take a walk on "the
flats" about seven o'clock In the
evening. There is no glue factory
nor yet q slaughter yard in that vi
entity. but there are nuisances which
outstink all creation.
On October 1st A. n. Coffy will
open fresh stock of Dry Goods and
Notions on the corner south oil
wheeler's Bank. Wait and look at
his goods before buying. for he In
tends to sell at the very bottom
prices. 9-13-3
One night last week some Villain
Gus scamps fired revolvers into lit
tie house near the public school
building, on Adams street. This APP
pears to be the third time an act oil
this kind has been done, and it would
really seem as II somebody should
feel sufficient interest in the matter
to put stop to it.
The M. z. Conference at La Porte
has closed its session, but we are
compelled to delay publication Of
the proceedings. Mr.. Stringer. re-
mains at Plymouth, and ]. II. Cissel
is p. Z. OF this district. @. NJ. Boyd
the former P. z. is stationed at La
Porte, in the church Mr.. Cissel has
been called away from.
The members OF the Plymouth
Military company organized on last
Friday evening by electing James E
Houghton, Captain; Hiram Moore
first Lieutenant; William Holland
second Lieutenant; and J. G. Kuhn
Orderly Sergeant. The organization
now numbers over 100 men, and Il
composed of the very best material
Steps will at once be taken towards
arming and uniforming the men.
On Wednesday, Oct. Sd, Montgom
cry Queens circus and menagerit
will visit Plymouth and give an ex
hibition. We haye seen numerou.
notices of the press which speaks Of
this combination in the highest
terms. 1t does not appear to be {
catchpenny affair but large, wei
ordered show In all Its departments
You can readily Judge OF its charac
ter by the advertisement which ap
pears on the second page.
! We are pleased'to note that at thu
Fort Wayne fair our enterprisinl
townsman. W. J. Adams. carried of
the first premium on his plows
There is no question tut Adams
makes the best pillow to be found any
where, and it Is but a natural conse
quence that he should be thus sub
stantially recognized. Wherever hi
plows are put In competition will
those OF other manufacture they al
ways take the first prize,-becaus
they are the best.
| Mr.. d. s. Conger has given us ful
particulars OF the burning OF hi
barns to which brief reference ha
been made in these columns. On
barn was quite new, and was wort
$1,000. On this he has receive
$1,000 insurance. The other bar
was worth about $500. The loss G
the buildings, hay. span Of mule.
reaper, wheat, ETC., will reach $500
above $1,000 insurance. Mr.. Congo