Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-04-12

Richmond street cars have stopped
running.
Fort Wayne has circulating library
of ZOO volumes.
Terre Hautc society has had fifty nine
dances this winter.
The Terre Haute saloons draw crowds
by rafting for bibles.
Petersburg, Pike county, has liz mar
riageable young ladies.
The police and fireman of Lafayette
received 81 ,6s7.75 salaries.
The indications for large attendance
at Purdue University are good.
The crop of sugar water in Morgan
county is said to be immense.
Greenfield Is to have q system of drain
age. Surveys are now being made.
Evansville Is to have fire alarm telc-
graph of the GameveI & Co. make.
The Masonic Han at Mt. Vernon WIN ue
sold en- the 25,h of April. at assiguee's
sale.
Pike county is over s3O, 900 in debt, and
propositions to fund the same are being
entertained.
The commissioners of Allen county
have appropriated $4,000 to tho county
agricultural society.
Maple syrup and sugar are in abund-
ance in Upton county, where the syrup is
sold for 81 per gallon
A number of citizens Of Richmond con-
template a trip to the Rocky Mountains
during the approaching season
The spring meeting on the Beech Grove
driving park in Madison, will be held
June 1921. The purses offered amount to
$S,375.
1t Is estimated that ten thousand saw
logs will be run out Of Anderson river,
near Troy, for the Evansville market this
season.
A little daughter of Phillip Pfeil, of
Warrick county, was burned to death last
week while playing in field where her
father was burning brush.
The temperance element is coming TO
the front in Lafayette and there will
probably be three or four tickets for the
city election .ext month.
The great American hand shaker lives
IN Lafayette. lie il after post-ofiice.
lie wants IL bad. tie Is ''out oi meat
/ Enyious Lafayette Journa.
The coffin factory in our city is the on
ly business establishment that is flourish
f. IT, foo.a~., e., r<vr ram ta ;tc frti
capacity Crawsfordsvile
item.
The Wabash fell three feet In single
night at Terre Haute. Didn't want to
frighten the Secretary of the Navy when
he returns 10 its banks by raging ap-
pearance.
The material for new Democratic
newspaper put in an appearance on Tues
day last. We understandable It will be
called "The New Castle News."-[New
Castle Courier.
Little boys from seven to sixteen years
old have a kind of faro bank in the open
air, al Davis Ice house, above the water
works. The gambling is for tobacco
GTerre Haute Express.
Peter A. Bunk, the celebrated peach
man of Franklin township, announces the
pleasing intelligence that he, will have a
considerable crop of peaches this year.
New Albany Ledger Standard.
Marncy, Thomas & Co., woolen dealers
and manufacturers OF Ladoga, Montgom-
cry county. have failed, with liabilities
amounting to about CSC, 900. They will
pay about twenty cents on the dollar.
Issac w. Davis was sued in the Bar
tholomew county courts for four cents
toll that he refused to pay, and now the
last court of appeal has decided that he
must do so, and 81 so costs in addition.
While rolling logs on the farm of An
ton Keller, few miles northeast of Fer
dinand, Peter Bromm was cru she'd by a
log rolling over him, in such a shock
ing manner that he lived only few
days.
j. +. Norwood slipped while putting a
belt on a revolving pulley at the railroad
foundry, at Elkhart, and in the effort to
save himself thrust his right arm into the
pulley. The member was torn oil lust
above the elbow.
Farmers in Floyd county are making
unusually large additions this Spring to
their stock of fine blooded cattle and hogs.
The Poland China and Berkshire, in hogs,