Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-08

Get out your ulster.
This is a good morning for ducks.
Poems on the beautiful snow" are
now in order.
By the way, don't forget the mill
tary ball tomorrow night.
Lodoiska appears on the fourth
page.
The genuine Waterproof boot can
be found at Ball Carabin & Co.
The happy peanut merchant is still
among us.
Our two reporters are death on
fancy and fragrant button-ho ole bo-
quets.
Ruckskin Nittens ard Gloves, an
endless variety very cheap at Ball.
Carabin & Cos.
Y The Plymouth High school contem-
plate publishing monthly educa-
tional journal.
The Marmont correspondence came
in at ten o'clock last night, too late
for this weeks issue.
Overcoats, Oyercoats a great va
riety Mt astonishing low prices at
Ball Carabin & Co.
The choir of the NJ. E. church has
improved wonderfully, and now ranks
with any in the city.
A choir from Bremen was here on
Sunday and sang in the Lutheran
/ church.
Potatoes are coming up" says the
Rochester Sentinel. Is it not a trifie
late in the season?
H.B. Reeves, the new proprietor of
the Ross House fully sustains its repu-
ration as a first-class hotel.
Young man don't learn the chair
making trade. for sooner or later peo-
pie will get down on your work.
To keep warm during the coming
winter nights, line the quilts and
sheets with Pomeroy's Democrat.
Leonard & wiItfong, the noted La
Porte street restaurant caterers, are
doing a rushing business, for people
will get hungry.
Get a good pair of Boots or Shoes
for yourself or children at Ball, Cara
bin & Co.'S, for they cannot be under
sold by anyone.
The Episcopal sociable at Mrs.
Patterson's on Tuesday evening was
well attended, and a very pleasant
affair in all respect.
A man drank thirty-one cups OF
coffee for a prize.-N. Z. Herald
What was the prize a fan or gold
harp?-Cin Gazette. 1t was sur
prise.-DanbaTy Jim.
? The ladies of the M. E. church will
give an oyster supper on next Tues
day evening. in the basement OF the
church.
The County superintendent re-
port of the Bourbon schools came to
to our desk too late for publication
this week. 1t will appear next week
Agreed upon by everybody that
the Hayward rubber boots is the best
made in America for sale very low at
Ball Carabin g. Co.
A large amount OF reading matter
prepared expressly for this weeks
REPUBLICAN is left crowded over to
next week.
a The editor Of the walkerton Visi-
tor has n cabbage head four feet In
circumference. Where does he buy
his hats?
The Lutheran church building has
been rented by the Reformed Church
and an organization is contemplated
in this city.
Up to this morning, no one IN this
locality, with their life insured, has
boon so mean as to die, and thus
embarass the company.
The snow storm started Sunia,
morning from Northern Minnesot;
ard reached Plymouth at 10 o'clocl
Monday.
The interior OF the Presbyterian
church now presents very hand
some appearance. The walls AM
ceiling have been papered in mos
excellent taste.
You can we'll be suited BY callinI
on Ball Carabin & Co.. for they keel
the largest and best selected stock o
4 clothing in tho city Of Plymouth a
the very lowest prices.
The Presbyterian society will hav
"iime social" at the residence o
L Mr.. Joseph Leonard next week OF
4 Thursday evening. Nov. 18th.
cordial invitation Is extended TO al
- Neither quill or tongue could de
scribe the discontinue depicted o.
= the countenances OF two musica
pcrambulators while crossing Jeffer
son street Saturday evening. Thu
sayeth our mild hammered itemizsr.
A six inch plank has been securel
nailed in the sidewalk on sout
Michigan street, and the fellows VIII
n go home OF dark nights are sure {
n fall over it. 1t is fruitful cause {
1 Profanity
It ( change takes place in the p. 1
W. 6 G. railroad time Sunday; I'll
most important item being the ne
accommodation time, which istoleay
Plymouth for Fit Wayne at o'cloc