Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-22
City and Vicinity Notes.

As u whistleist Tom is Il successist.
w. Kelley has gone to Huntington.
Mrs. Drummond has gone to Ken
tucky for two weeks stay.
Several new stone cutters arc be-
ing laid on south Michigan street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry r. Pershing
are on a visit to their daughter in
Valparaiso.
Mrs. A. d. Mccormick, Of Chicago, Is
sojourning in the city this week. the
guest OF Mrs. J. G. Gallagher,
The gentlemanly firm OF Gibson,
Gretzinger & Co. are doing an ex-
tensive business in the marble line.
Charles Whltmore has been suffer
ing severely from apoplexy, but is
convalescing.
The Presbyterian dime sociable
will be held this evening at the resi-
dence OF Mrs. John Alleman.
A street crossing has been put
down half way between LaPorte and
Gano Streets on Michigan.
Everybody is welcome to look over
our exchanges, but they are respect
fully requested not to carry them out
Of the office.
Mueller aud Pete, the tonsorial
artists corner OF Gano Michigan street
are gentlemanly and neat, and for a
flIst-elass shave can't be beat.
A marriage in high life Is absorb
ing the attention OF the Plymouth
young folks. How soon 1t will occur
is of the greatest consequence.
d. Conger received $1,000 insur-
ance money last week through G.
Whitmore's agency. This being set
Element on the loss of barn burned
last summer.
Correspondents who write on both
sides OF the paper will not be able to
indulge in Thanksgiving dinners, but
will have the benefit OF a sarcastic
obituary.
There was q wicked racket Monday
night in south Michigan street den.
Our reporter says it was about fifteen
on to one. The appearance Of the
night police squelched 1t.
The person WHO has the Secretary's
collar. I. o. o. F., which was loaned
to him at the celebration last sum-
mer, win please return it to the
Lodge room at once.
A man named Osborn was arrested
Monday for haYing felonioulsy taken
a buffalo robe from one Alexander
Young. Esq. Snyder bound him
over to court and he went to castle
Fink.
DR.. Reynolds has made s4.95 during
the past week towards replacing the
So. lost on the @Cholk Took" lecture.
He bought newspaper for five cents
and got So. worth OF laugh out OF it;
thus netting him s4.95.
J. 8. Mccoy, of Walnut, was in
Plymouth last Monday. Mr.. Mccoy
Is engaged In the grain trade for II.
G. Thayer at Walnut, and reports
that the bad condition Of the roads
has nearly stopped the grain trade.
John Hoham's English sparows
put In an appearance last week. after
an absence OF six months. Their
numbers are largely increased and
they are taking quarters In the cor
nices along Michigan street.
Marshal Hoagland desires US to
call the attention to the ordinance
forbidding COWS to run on certain
streets after the first OF November
The ordinance now being in force the
COWS are likely to be impounded al
any time II found on the forbidden
streets.
Humrichouser & Dial's chicken
coop was upset yesterday morning
and the fowls departed towards the
four corners Of the earth. One fel
low who joined in the race to cap.
cure them, ran one up Michigan
street, and catching 1t slipped it un
der his arm and went home at a run
H. & d. will give a reward of $1,000
for the return of the chicken AM
capture Of the man.
On last Friday ex-Justice Kelle,
surrendered his official place to MI
d. A. Snyder who at once donned tn,
robes Of Office, and became a full
fiedged Justice Of the Peace. Tn
public ought to be satisfied IL Mr.
Snyder makes as good an officer a
has Mr.. Kelley. Mr.. Kelley has bee
most conscientious and painsta
king official and has labored wit
earnest efforts to do full justice In al
cases that have come before him
We have known him to investigat
the most knotty and intricate ques
tons, and give the most impartia
and fair decisions. His record as b
goes out of Office is one to be prou
OF, and he has the consciousness
having done his duty in an intelligen
way at all times. His account
came out square, and he turned owe
the books clear OF any discrepancy t
his able successor.
On Thursday night a small hous
on Adams street near the publ
.chool building was discovered to b
ID fire. There was no particular eli
fort made to save it, although in TEL
minutes there were five hundred PEG
pie on the streets adjoining It. Tn