Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-02-21

Getting thicker mud,-ditto Muir
phyites.
The p. F. w. & G pay car passed
through the city last Monday.
Mr.. d. Mcdonald, of the Democrat
was in attendance at the Democratic
State convention at Indianapolis this
week.
Otto Kross, OF the large firm Kross
& Bros, of Logansport, was in the
city yesterday.
Attorney B. d. Crawford spent Nor
day in Rochester, viewing "the lay Of
the land" for the coming nomination
of Prosecuting Attorney.
We want correspondents at every
post Office in the county who will
each week send us the news Of their
community.
VIM. Murphy, first Vice pres. OF the
temperance society, is an adept at
auctioneering cakes and boquets.
At the solicitation Of many of our
citizens. Prof. Pike delivered lecture
on Light, to a large and interested
audience at the Murphy hall, on last
evening.
Now is the time for our business
men to let the people know they are
alive and still in the business. Money
spent in advertising returns many
fold to the advertiser.
D. J. Buckly, the proprietor of the
new carriage shop, has returned after
few weeks absence from the city.
A fine looking, and fascinating
smiler Of a young man agreed to take
six young ladies to the festival; just
imagine him quivering in his boots
and begging the pardon OF a half
dozen beauties, and compromising
with pound Of candy.
A tonsorial artist of South Bend,
named Lot, has cast his lot among the
army of lecturers. He is said to be
man OF considerable ability.-"There
is more to follow" Mueller, try your
hand.
Plymouth's lecture going citizens
were we'll entertained last week. Prof.
DR.. Walker lectured on "Things Eng
lish and Life in London" on Wednes-
day night, to a fair audience, at the
Opera House. DR.. J. n. Hume lec-
tured on Alcohol. it's evil effects. etc.,
to large audiences at the M. E. lecture
room. His discourses were very CON-
prehensive as well as scientific. Prof.
Pixies course of Geological lectures
ending Tuesday evening, were well
attended, and pronounced the best
ever delivered In this city.
Plymouth Is the liveliest little city
of it's size, this side OF the Mississip-
pi. The cornet band appeared on the
streets Saturday afternoon, and dis
coursed excellent music, while the
public thoroughfares were crowded
with hurrying people. A couple OF
teams broke loose opposite Wheeler's
bank, by way Of variety, but were
stopped after a short distance, re-
sulting in little damage.
She sat upon the parlor lounge. and
William he sat by her. and neither
spoke single word, but both gazed
in the fire. At last he clasped her
dimpled hand, and told her OF his
love, and swore he would be true to
her, by moon and stars above. He
said he could not live without--be-
fore he could say more, her dad came
in, and with a club Ahticed him out
the door.
The following are the names OF
the jurors drawn Cor the March term
OF the court: Union township. John
Fisher; Center, Peter Jacoby and Ri
ly VanVactor; Bourbon, John Rowan
and Henry Miller; Green, Wm. John
son; Walnut. William Fox; West, FL
ijah Crawford; North, Hiram Baker;
Polk, Peter +. Sarber; German, En-
anuel Heckaman; Tippecanoe, J. L..
Mcpherson.
The jury expenses for the year
ending February 1st, are as follows:
February term, 1S77............$ 900 90
May ............... 734 40
october ............... 1,1O3 90
December ..-.....-..... S2S 90
Total Petit Jury expenses 5000 20
Grand Jury expenses. ............... PA 10