Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-11-21
CITI AND COUNTY.


j. A. Crawford Ell al are bringing
down the mallards" on the Kankakee.
Good two.foot rule--"keep your
feet dry"-is given by a Plymouth
boy.
S. B. Stout is erecting a neat
residence oh Center street, up among
the churches.
The Presbyterian choir dis
courses good music, so cay those that
pretend to know.
"A. G. Capron and Pole Sherman
are massacreing the wild ducks in
Newton county.
L. Tanner is attending the ses-
sion of the Grand Lodge Of l. o. o. F.
at indianapolis this week.
All the business houses Of Plym-
outh will be closed next Thursday
Thanksgiving day. Do not forget it.
John Chart, of Tyner, made us a
pleasant call Wednesday, and gave
US something to help keep the boys
in good humor.
A foot race-contestants, James
Butler and James Johnson-distance,
one hundred yards-time, thirteen
seconds-JohnsoD, winner. Another
race probable.
Our neighboring town of Knox
was visited by destructive fire Fri
day, which destroyed the principal
business block. We have been una
BILE to get particulars.
Rev. Sauer, German Lutheran
minister of Fit. Wayne, will deliver a
sermon in the German language at
the Christian Chapel, in this city. at
p. m. next Sunday.
80. pays for the REPUBLICAN one
year, and the Chicago Weekly Neacs
six months, postage paid. Every
body can afford to take a Chicago
paper when they get it for nothing.
Miss Lille Bower, daughter of
the popular Methodist preacher of this
place, and Mr.. Thomas Welchiam, of
Denver, Ind, will henceforth tread
life's pathway together. They were
united in wedlock Wednesday eve
ming.
Hiram Hervey and lady left yes
terday morning for four months
visit in the Empire State, the home
Of his childhood. Their many friends
here wish them pleasant visit and a
safe return to their beautiful home in
Plymouth.
Some OF the ladies at the Good
T, mplar social, Tuesday night, were
surprised that ed" could make him
self so generally useful, and some OF
the gentlemen wished that they were
just az handy. Danbury did the
laughing, while Ed, did the cooking.
Adam Croker, OF Argos, came in
Monday and paid six dollars subserip-
tion on the REPUBLICAN. The sight of
80 much money made the boys eyes
bung out, and Adam was unanimously
voted one of the best fellows in the
county, and the boys are seldom mis-
taken.
4
Warnes. OF West township, never for
gets when his subscription expires.
He always pays in advance, just like
he did Saturday; besides he does an
immense amount of work for his par
fy and the paper, for which he will
take no pay. Mr.. Warnes will always
find the latch string out.
C. w. Wright, one Of the best
newspaper subscribers in this or any
other county. has our thanks for one
OF the best brooms we ever saw
When you want light broom or a
heavy broom, long handle or short
handle broom, but always good
broom Of any kind, you can get it Of
honest. jolly, good natured g. w.
Wright.
4. b. Haley, who just paid US
two dollars in cash few days ago.
brought US a splendid load of wood
Tuesday. d. L. Gibson, who always
pays in advance, added new SUBJ
scriber to our lat; and ]. F. Ray,
who had neglected his subscription
and got little behind. paid US $1.50,
and will soon pay enough more to
put the figures year head. Thanks
to all such men who help US to make
a good paper.
We have at Maxenkuckee one OF
the best paying lists in the county,
and the first man to visit US from that
place this week was J. W. Lowe, who
always makes himself and the print
ers happy by payin in advance. He
came to renew. Then came Barnet
Adamson and paid for more than a
year in advance; and during the
week John Mcfarland from the same
place with some more OF the stuff
that jingles. May the shadows Of
such men never grow less.
There are numbers of men in this
, town who come in and pay their sub
scription in advance, and we never
say a word about their being here be-
cause we see them every day. but we
shall just mention two OF that kind
who renewed last week. They are
: Newell Graves, who will make you as
neat boot or shoe at as reasonable
:: rates as any man in the county, and
John Hoham. our irrepressible Green.