Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-01-11

Our correspondents throughout tn,
county are requested TO mail thci
letters 50 that we will receiUe them jl
Tuesday al The latest. II will be quit,
as easy To d. this rs to mail them a
Il later dty, and IL great favor will
thereby be conferred on us. Gentle
men, please make an effort to do this
Quin. Hossler did not get ont his
new Warsaw Republican last Satur.
day as he proposed. The waiting
world will be- favored with the paper
next Saturday.
1t is Il common thing to see boys
of from ten to twelve years old smo-
king aud chewing tobacco. Their
parents should take tn M in hand
aud teach them I'd be ashamed of
such Il vile practice.
Over Customs Agricultural Store
the sign painter has got it "Stud-
baker" instead OF Studebaker, and the
word Implements is spelled "impil-
uents,' which is new way to the
ordinary schoolmaster.
Mr.. Faude announced to the people
ut last Sunday morning service that
ST. Thomas Episcopal church is now
entirely ont OF debt. The vcstry hav-
ing paid off the last of the church in
debtedness during the preceding
week. He also congratulated the
congregation on the fact that the y +.
ish was now in a better condition than
ever before. and that the outlook f,r
the future was most promising. The
membership of this parish is now
90, Gu paper, there being some five or
six persons whose names are enrolled
who do not in any way identify them
selves with the church. THE REPuB-
LIcAN joins in congratulations to this
parish on the pleasant existing situa-
ton.
According to the Spy there is
great unhappiness in Rochester over
the conduct of the postmaster of that
place who is war widow" The
Spy charges that she has refused To
deliver copies OF that paper to sub
scribers at the postolIice, and has, in
numerous ways made hers II gencr-
ally disagreeable and ugly. Cases
are rare in which woman has proven
h 'rself good postmaster, not that
she is incapable or anything of that
sort, but the management Of such
complicated business requires more
attention than she is willing to be-
stow to the exclusion OF other things.
However THE REPUBLICAN does not
feel called on to condemn the Roches-
ter iaIy on the strength OF what is
printed in the Spy. There are always
two sides to every "uDpleasantness,"
and she may have a reason Cor calling
the Spy dirty, filthy sheet"
For good article in the way OF
Kettles for sugar orchards, etc, go to
W. J. ADAMS Foundry on East La
Porte Street. 2l-tf
Ifyou want aquick. easy and good s..ave
go Ia Peter ecker He is the boss bar
her of this locality. Shop. basement la
Hohams block. LaPorte street.
The preparations for the ST. Thomas
Episcopal church oyster supper were very
ella. crate and perfect, il being under the
a Ispiccs al tn: Ladies Aid Society. somc
from the ncis hbuIing pr
i>hts were in attendance, ana everyth ~
passed oil most pleasantly. The energy
and zeal Displayed by the ladies in this
enterprise should Lave becu rewarded by
a beIicr attenslncc.
The Democrat this week begins the
of the delinquent list. 1t
rams IL tliflc over 200 names, against
sou last year. Yet we call this hard
times.
MARI F. futile. of this city, has pur-
chased the Farmers Monthly oi H. "
Reed. MIR. futile will continue its publi-
cation in Plymouth.