Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-11-01
Indiana News.
There arc 10000 Masons in Indiana.
Wild ducks have made. appearance
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Wild ducks have made. appearance
on the Wabash river in large numbers
Typhoid fever and diphtheria are
prevailing to an alarming extent IL
Fort Wayne.
There seems to be an abundance o.
wild game in the woods of Noble
county, especially turkeys.
The safe door of the Citizens bank
at Delphi was opened after three days
labor.
The Hebrews of Goshen have pur-
chased the old Baptist church, and
will convert it into a synagogue.
tits said that some OF the girls and
amarried woman of Harveysburg got
on glorious drunk last week.
About 800 pupils are enrolled in the
Charlottesville schools, 30 OF whom
are of the colored persuasion.
The city OF EIkhart has increased
her manufacturing interests by the
introduction OF knitting factory
which gives employment to forty
women operatives.
NH. Levy, OF Elkhart, has recently
come into possession of real estate In
Georgia valued at $4,000 or $4,000,
which has been willed to him for an
act of kindness during the war.
The Northern Indiana Eldership OF
the Church of God will hold their an
nual meeting at the Jefferson Union
meeting-h house, three miles northeast
OF Albion, Noble county, on Saturday,
October 20, 1877.
Maggie Carl. a girl employed in the
WOODEN mills at Peru, has become in
sane and is now dangerously ILL., No
cause is assigned except that she be-
came overheated and cooled off too
suddenly one day last week.
The new school-house in Ligonier
has Just been completed, and is at
present occupied by normal school,.
numbering ninety pupils The high
school will remove from the old build
ing in the new on October Is.
lowering s Co, of Lafayette, exhib-
1t in their window a diploma which
was given to them at the first Indiana
Safe fair, In 1852, for fine fur hats.
1t is signed by Joseph 4. Wright, as
president, and John B. Dillon, secre-
tary.
The commissioner Of Lagrange
county are casting about for a suit
able model for their new court house.
They desire to build with a view to
utility as well as handsome external
appearances, and at the same time to
keep within the limits OF $4,000.
An intimation from a correspondent
to the Valparaiso Messenger is to the
effect that Mr.. Fitzwilliams, the post
adjutant, and the man most instru-
mental in getting up the late reunion
at that place, is to be sued for bal
auce of $40. A few persons always
have to bear the expenses OF such
gatherings.
Waterloo Press: A case of @scan,
mag. "of fair proportions, has devel-
oped at Auburn, DeKalb county, In
the last week. The guilty woman
was the wife OF Rey. w. Langdon
the Baptist minister She
signed complete confession OF her
guilt, was expelled from the church.
and left the village, The man in the
case is young chap by the name OF
Cannon.
Whenever you hear a fellow abuse
an editor, or paper, you may bet
your bottom dollar, one Of thee
things is true-he either owes for the
paper, got mad because he was asked
to pay, or the paper was stopped on
him because he did not pay. and he
seeks to hide his own meanness by
denouncing the editor and paper, or
both! @Sich Is life. Lebanon Pio-
neer.
South Bend Tribune: remarkable
coincidence as formed by the birth of
two children. in this city, one day
last week. One was son born to
the wife Of Frederick Perkins, and
the other a daughter, born to the
wife of Ed. Kimball; but what makes
this remarkable is that the two coup
les were married on the same day,
and the two children weigh exactly
nine and half pounds EACH
Every day adds to the list OF arti-
cles of food we are shipping to Eu-
rope. Butter, cheese, fresh meat,
oysters, and fruit were in the notable
additions Of the past twelve months,
and now the shipments OF eggs are
swelling into enormous volume Last
year England alone imported eggs to
the value of $1S,O0O.00 and would
have taken more IL she could have
got them. All kinds Of edible fowls
are also in demand.
Miscellaneous.