Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-10-11
PERSONAL GOSSIP

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Mrs. t. c. Mattingly is visiting in
South Bend.
Fl. Baylor, of Bourbon was in the
city Saturday.
Prof. Wilson was greeted with
small houses.
Mrs. Anna Brown is convalescing
from her recent severe illness.
The Emma Leland combination
are playing in GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Mr.. Black, of Chicago, sojourned a
few days in the city last week.
Signor DuvalPs trained canary
bird entertainment Tuesday after
noon was an immense thing.
Mrs. Josie Ryland, postmaster of
Rochester, was the guest OF Mrs. L.
@. Stringer few days last week.
Mrs. Jno. Leason, and Mrs. B. Fl.
Tower, of Fl. Wayne, soiourned in
the city Tuesday visiting relatives
We are not quite certain about it,
but we are forcibly struck with the
idea that W. n. 81. Cullen is the Ar
temus Ward of Plymouth.
From the blue ribbon which Is
sported by Judge Keith we inier that
he is temperate man-Indee6 We
have never seen him drunk.
Mr.. Cole, treasurer Of Montgomery
Queens great show, is polished
gentleman, seldom met with in travel
ing shows.
Ben. Voris will give 800, 900 reward
to any one who will massacre the
boys that ring the bells on the side
walk under his sleeping room.
John Robinson, of Bremen, had a
hand badly mangled by the accident
al discharge of his gun while out
hunting, week ago Sunday. Warn
ing against hunting on Sunday.
A barn belonging to DR.. A. Moore,
OF LaPaz, was burned to the ground
one day last week while the Doctor
was in Chicago. Supposed to have
been caused by an incendiary.
Miss Sarah Pierce has so far re-
covered her health that she contem-
plates taking charge Of a primary de-
partment in the indianapolis schools.
She is one OF the most successful
teachers in the state.
Mr.. R. Pitcher, OF Bourbon town.
ship, one of our best citizens, was
seriously injured the other day. In
hauling load of water the team sud-
denly started, throwing him Off and
running over him.
Somebody remarks that Plymouth
now has the tallest editors in the
state, which is true, for the united
height of Dan Mcdonald and ourself
will reach II l-2feet. II any other
town can beat that length with two
men We would like to see them trot
out their men.
1t was amusing to see the smiles
bestowed on THE REPUBLICANS pile
of sawed wood. by numerous lazy
clerks, who happened to wander along
baPorte street. They will smile diff
ferently when Danbury's shotgun de-
posits about pound OF bird-shot in
their corporcal systems.
Fifteen years In hell" Is the title
OF a new book ready for the public.
1t is book by Luther Benson, and
is said to be the most remarkable for
gloomy and CHASTITY description coup
led with poetic eloquence ever print
ed. Its name is enough to condemn
it and we will take care not to take
much stock In IL.
One OF or reporters eulogizes
thusly: A young man is reproached
In his dreams for faithfulness as. fol-
lows She met Danbury at social at
a preachers house last winter, and
thought he was Just her ideal OF a
nice young man, but alas for the
falsity Of mankind, after a few weeks
OF devoted attention he forsook her.
Moral-Young men never give an
opportunity for a breach Of promise
suit.
Dan Mcdonald, having purchased
the interest OF his brother Platt In
the Democrat Is now sole editor and
proprietor OF that paper. We well
come himinto active newspaper work,
aud feel quite certain that he will
make the Democrat a better paper
than 1t has ever been. He Is a spicy
and careful writer. and a perfect
gentleman in every respect.
Hon. H. G. Thayer called at our
sanctum, last Thursday. being on his
way home from trip to the East.
Having attended the Knights Tenn
plar convocation at Cleaveland, from
thence he proceeded to Boston. where
he had conferred on him the SD or
highest degree In Missionary. and last
degree In the Scottish Rite. E. @.
Hamilton. who was delegate for the
State OF Indiana. being present to
assist In comforting the degree.
LaPortc Herald. 81
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