Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-06-21

fering with the heaves. The animal
was taken out, shot and buried.
He was Is years old and thorouhg-
bred Morgan.
DIR. Johnson, of Bourbon, MAS in
the city Tuesday attending court.
Il. p. Jackson. OF Argos, spent Sun
day in the city.
J. c. Cushman, Esq, OF Chicago,
was in the city last week.
1t is generally supposed that Ben
Voris has good time.
Miss Lou Dickson, of Indianapolis,
is visiting Miss Kittie Mcdonald.
William Lease, Waterloo lawyer,
was in Plymouth this week, visiting
his classmate, John Parks.
Miss Nina Bender has returned
from Walkerton, where she has been
spending several months.
Mr.. J. b. Turner, had gold
cane presented to him by his numer-
ous friends of Fort Wayne.
DIR. T. w. CarusyonKesslar, OF 1lli-
nois. formerly of this place was in
the city last week. -.
Il. C. .Mattingly and wife have been
visiting in kentucky for a week past
viewing the Mammoth cave and other
cuIiosities.
Dan Mcdonald and the Editor oil
THE REPUBLIoAN left for Auburn this
morning to attend the Editorial As
ISOLATION.
Jerry Blain and family started to
Chicago Tuesday from whence they
will go East on the b. & o. r. Road
and visit all the principal cities.
Charles Richardson whose father
resides near Tyner City. has just re-
turned from Bloomington University,
where he has just graduated with dis,
tinction.
Tramp printers average sixteen
calls week at this Office, in conse-
quence of which Jim has repaired his
Russia Turko breech-loading needle
gun.
There will be a dime sociable al
residence OF Rev. T. c. Stringer, or
tomorrow evening, the 22d. A gen
raj Invitation is extended to the pub.
lie. feaf fetLs 81 rs ElI3I
J.F. Langenbaugh, has fine col
lection Of about $50 Stereoscopis
views. They represent scenery, etc
from all parts of the world. and It |:
rare treat to take n look at them.
The Rev. J. s. Jones, correspon
ding secretary of the Western Uni
tartan conference will deliver a fire,
lecture this evening June, 81, 1877, a
Benson's hall. ALI are invited to at.
tend. 4-A s.A
II. G.. Thayer has arranged FOR thu
erection OF wind mill near his resi-
dence; and for the construction o
two fountains in his front lawn
This will add very materially to thu
appearance OF his already beautiful
place. araan en
Danbury resents the base insinua
ton that he was in a state OF confu
sion at;the NJ. T.. children's day ex
ercises. His report of the same ma.
have appeared confused. but IL so
was because he bad been engaged il
"smoling" fascinating smiles at tn
pretty maidens. I ~ 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lori Capron, and MI
and Mrs. w. H. Simons, wrestles
with the llnny tribe at Maxinkuckee OF
Monday. Any person bearing tn
name OF Capron is sure TO catch fish
and Lori kept up the family reputa
ton on Monday. But Simons,-
well he feels bad enough over hi
bad luck to be let alone by the news
papers. n
W.R. Holloway (Col.) editor OF tn
indianapolis post office has been a
Maxinkuckee for few days trying
to tempt the flnny tribe from tn
deep. The doughty Col is generalI
supposed to know everything wort
knowing in this world, and imag
ines he knows all about fishing
? Horace Greeley knew all about farm
ing but couldn't farm worth cent
So with the all.wise Col w. r. 10
/, with all his profound knowledge
he has moi caught enough fish +
bait steel trap. We make this an
nouncement so that Indianapoli
people may DO on their guar,
against any fish stories that he ma
promulgate when he is safe at HON,
Thus: IL he tells of catching 80 pound
OF fish divide 1t by 100 and the tru
result will be obtained.
BOURBON.
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