Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1877-03-01
ARGOS.
y. o. DOUBT.

Some girls like maple sugar.
ALSO some boys like lasses.
-Wellie V. Brown is slowly con-
valescing.
Charlie Chapman was in Argos
last Friday.
Prof. Ward returned from visiting
his sick mother and sister last week.
Go to j. f. Norton to sell your
poultry. Office on Michigan street,
Argos. Ind.
Who would not split wood all
day to kiss the lady Of the house and
her fair sister.
Any lover CT taste for the arts
could not help admiring William Ale
mans hotel sign since refitted.
The protracted meeting is still in
progress at the Gilead charge, have
not learned OF their spiritual progress
this week.
Miss Marietta Guipe, OF Van
Vert, Ohio, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
l.. w. Mcclure and Miss Annie Guipe.
of this place.
The convention of the Marshall
county Sunday school at Argos last
week, was decidedly a success in
every particular.
The doctors in Argos have had n
good run lately Ask Franklin Rails
back, Ell? / dunno? anything in
French, aud he is prepared to rise
and explain.
John Bnssert, of Argos, is intend
ing to start to Illinois to sell territorial
and farm rights for his patent porta-
BILE fence along with few agents,
this week.
Deputy marshall VIM. Mcclure,
is the right man in the right place
and long may he live to accomplish
much to subdue the riots and drunken
youths in the noisy populace of Ar
COS.
Joseph Dudgeon, OF Green town
ship, also one OF the unfortunates OF
the boiler explosion OF last fall, was
in Argos last week for the first time
since the explosion.
On Wednesday, Feb. 81, 1877,
Charlie Davis was accidentally shot
in the third joint OF second finger on
left hand; wound doing as well as
could be expected for the severeness
OF the ease.
We endorse the sentiment Of
"Snickiefritz" OF last weeks items in
regard to carelessness of the typo in
making us say G. w. Mcclure when
it should have read l.. w. Mcclure.
With this exception that instead Of
beating at checkers, our forte is beat
ing a hasty retreat down stairs.
On Thursday, Feb. %, 1877, at tho
residence of the brides parents in
Argos, by the Rev. Hugh Barnhill,
franklin Railsback to Miss Jemima
Caillat, all OF this place. No cards.
A little poetry in such case as this
might not be amiss, but not being In
very poetical mood, we defer.
"A man in Argos has got the dead
wood on that pesky criter, the potato
bug, this year For he plowed his
garden lot last week, and expects ere
that striped coat is resurrected to sit
in judgement DER the neighboring
gardens and potato patches, his gar
den sass will have been matured and
harvested.
In my opinion Ben. Fink is very
uncompromising and impudent hotel
runner when he has an occasion to
replenish the register list. For in
stance he goes down TO the Argos
House and selects one of MIR. Allie
mans boarders. Frank Potter you
will hereafter register at the Hotel de
Fink" Notwithstanding Mr.. Potter
argues Bill Alleman is good land
lord, and the Argos House is good
enough for him. But Lew, without
gong. baggage, or scrip says, board
with me. Tell me now small town
like Argos, with but two hotels will
support themselves with such compe-
tition in trade as that?