Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10
C/T1 AND COUNTY.
DIR. Confer's wife is very sick.

Miss. Mary Schlarb returned to
South Bend last Saturday.
Ball & Carabin now occupy the
rooms vacated by Williamson.
Mrs. Wright, of Warsaw, spent
Sunday in Plymouth, with relatives,
Bond, the late Telegraph operator
here has been transferred to Crest
line.
The Greenback movement is
spasmodic, and will soon be forgot
ten.
The Greenbackers cast eleven
hundred votes in this county Tues
day.
-Tady Connel and Miss Ella Day
made an overland trip to South Bend
last Sunday.
If the election were to occur to-
day a thousand men would not vote
as they did Tuesday.
They said that Tescher, the Ger
man, could not electioneer, but 1S6
majority tells the tale.
Election over and two out OF
every three candidates are wiser if
not sadder than before.
Polk township, West and North,
surprised everybody by an unexpect-
eddy large Greenback vote.
Mrs, DR.. Dunlap has made i'm
provements to her residence which
adds greatly to its appearance.
Where there was least inteili-
gence and fewest newspapers read,
the Greenbackers polled their largest
vote.
Our correspondents were too
busy watching the results OF the
election to send US much news this
week.
Mrs. Mary Richard, Of Hunting
ton. Ind., was the guest Of Mrs. J. F
Langenbaugh, Friday and Saturday
OF last week.
Rev. Thos. Boyd OF Northwestern
Theological Seminary. Chicago, will
preach next Sabbath at the Presby.
terrain church.
John V. Ashley. Republican can.
didate for Sheriff, carried every
township in the county but two. How
is that for high?
Nearly fifty votes cast for Ashley
were thrown out by the election
board in this city. But there were
plenty to elect him.
The last boquet OF the season
artisticly arranged was presented tc
one of the employee OF the REPUBLI-
CAN Office last evening.
Gone to heIl-ninety majority fol
Fred Tescher, was the news received
by the Democrats from German
township Wednesday morning.
Many Republicans did nobly
Tuesday, and many who voted the
Greenback ticket, now wish that they
had stood by the grand old party.
Almost as many votes polled il
Centre township as 10 1876. Every.
thing was quiet and everybody anxious
to know what his neighbor was going
to do.
-Macomber has ninety majorit,
for Auditor in German township. 81
ahead of his ticket in his own town
ship tells what his neighbors thinl
of him.
| DIR. Reynolds has concluded no
to make the Treasurer's Office "toC
hot for anyone to attempt to get ;
a nomination against him two years
hence.
Men were brought to the polls II
carriages, and then voted straight
ticket in opposition to the men VIII,
took the trouble to bring them Il
the polls.
Although the Democratic major
ity in this county is usually about 81,
hundred many OF the Democratic
candidates were scared Tuesda,
night.
Five hundred men that were no
expected to scratch their tickets di,
so, and Eve hundred more who wer
expected to scratch. voted straigh
Greenback.
The old American House on tn,
/. p. & G. railroad has been repainte,
and otherwise much improved in ap
pearances, Black seems to be popu
lar with the public.
The REPUBLICAN made the figh
ON principle. Honesty is the bes
policy was our motto, and whereve
the REPUBLICAN circulates extensive
ly the Republican majorities hav
been increased.
There were 1882 votes cast i
this city. 1t is said one half of tn
+; tickets were scratched. The electio
board worked all Tuesday night an
all day Wednesday counting tn
tickets.
No township in the county di
: better than Walnut. Heretofore Dem
ocratic. it gives the Republican Stat
ticket Is majority. gives 90 majorit
for Tescher, and 81 majority for As
ley. The Republicans of Walnl
township are workers.
John Mueller, the boss barber c
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