Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-03-01
Gifn Aufes.

III. V. Reed has been visiting at
Goodland
The Pope has sS2,OOO,OOC in the
Bank of Italy.
Another term of the Circuit court
began Monday.
Mrs. Fleming of Ligonier, is visit
relatives in this city.
A Shakesperian reading club has
been talked OF in Plymouth.
Old papers in large or small quanti-
ties for sale The REPUBLICAN, office.
He never smiled again was said of
the man whose mother-in- law lived in
his family.
Over eighty names are on the roll
of the Good Templar Lodge at
Walkerton.
The hum CT the maple tree is heard
in the land as it reluctantly gives
down its SAP.
Robert Mcfarland, OF Maxinkuckee,
favored THE REPUBLICAN with a call
last Saturday.
w. H. II. Stoner, of Inwood, was in
the city Tuesday.
The vision OF a post Office appoint
msnt has vanished from the Demo-
cratic ca1a cd
Col. N. r. Ruckle, of Indianapolis,
will be here tomorrow evening to in
spect Plymouth Commandery.
One hundred and forty-five years
ago last Thursday George Washing
ton was born. He is dead now.
Albert Barber, OF Walkerton,
stepped into The REPUBLICAN Office
Saturday and renewed his subscrip-
ton.
]. Mattingly, Editor of the Bourbon
Mirror, was in the city Tuesday eve-
ming, and favored The REPUBLICAN
with a call,
John Hoham is just out after most
severe attack of neuralgia in his head.
For two or three days he thought he
was surely called for"
A Wisconsin lumberman offers $50
in cash for "a rafting good wife
one who is not too high toned to
grow fat on bean soup"
The Elkhart Union reports an idiot
by the name of d. Berry, some where
up in Lagrange county, representing
himself as the Son ofGod.
At least four patriots want to be
county Superintendent. 1t is posi-
BILE that the entire quartette will chew
the bitter cud of Disappointment.
Mr.. J. L. McKelvy has closed his
establishment ON Michigan street and
is now on the look out for town that
suits him better than Plymouth.
The Plymouth Social Club hop will
take place at the Opera House ON
on Wednesday evening March 9TH.
Lilies band Of Fort Wayne will furnish
the M usic.
A party Of young men were out play
ing ball last Sunday. Another party
were engaged in playing croquet.
Such ungodly conduct deserves the
censure Of the law.
The Episcopal sociable was held
at the residence OF Mr.. G. G. Buck on
Thursday afternoon and evening. 1t
was well attended, and considered a
success in every way.
Our fine old friend, James G. Reed,
popped into The REPUBLICAN office
Saturday and renewed his subscrip-
ton. He Is one of our liveliest and
most intelligent farmers.
]. N. Hess, of Argos, called on The
REPUBLICAN yesterday. His wife was
a granddaughter OF the late Thomas
Houghton, they, with others being in
this city to attend the funeral.
THE REPUBLICAN has several splen-
did electrotypes Of fine horses, etc.
Those wanting bills will please take
notice that for a small amount of
money splendid job of printing will
b5 done.
We are under obligations to the
gentlemanly and obnging Mr.. W. H
Fl. Stoner and others of Inwood, fol
courtesies and assistance extended
Mr.. f.. G. Wilson, In behalf of THE
REPUBLICAN.
An old man at the M. Z. Church
last Sunday evening blew his nose
so peculiarly and vigorously that II
caused a commotion. The old mar
should leave his nose at home mex
time.
| A wedding took place at the resi-
dence OF Major Kendall Tuesday eve.
ming; Mr.. Leander G. Southworth be
ing married to Miss Lucy Griffin
There was quite large attendance o.
the elite Of the city.
Hiram Vanyactor has taken tn,
REPUBLICAN for fifteen years. He nov
steps into the office and after declar
ing that it is better than ever, by goot
odds, renews for another year. Ma,
his tribe increase.
"Did ever see such fine weather?
Is the threadbare query. The weather
isperfectly splendid, and the man who
tries to spoil a sunshine day by pre-
dieting all sorts OF bad March weather
deserves to be shot.
Bescher says Il can understand
what one hundred dollars is; 1 hav.
even a vague idea OF what five hun,