Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-11-28
CITI AND COUNTY.
Van is good for ninety cents.

j. w. Parks of the firm Of Parks
Bros. made US a pleasant call Mon
day. 1t is always a pleasure to do
business with such men.
A nine pound boy at John W.Wilt-
fong's since Saturday is the reas on
why one Of the proprietors Of the La
Porte street Bakery look so pleasant
this week.
Thanksgiving services will be
held at the Presbyterian church be-
ginning at half past ten a. m. The
thanksgiving sermon will be preach
ed by Rev. G.. W. Bower.
The supper and social given at
the old Blue Ribbon hall Tuesday
evening by the Temple of Honor was
success and reflected credit on that
earnest band OF temperance workers.
The Good Templars are prosper
ing. They now have one Of the nj
cest furnished halls OF any organiza-
ton Of the kind in this part of the
state, and are constantly increasing
their membership.
William Gait, Of the county OF
Starke, accompanied by the ever
busy inquisitive Silas, was among
our citizens last week distributing
his songs and taking what they were
willing to give.
AT Marmont, like Maxenkuckee
our subscribers seldom get much In
arrears, therefore we were not sur
prised when Jacob 81. Haley whom
we had never seen before, came in
Friday and paid us s2.75. We are
always glad to meet such men.
&C. Gunder wants the REPUBLICAN
a year with the Chicago Weekly Ne,os
elk months as a premium, and he
takes the proper steps to procure
them by calling on the editor and
paying Two dollars without delay.
Charley will now have all the news.
w. W. Hill feeds the hungry on
Michigan street, visits Maxenkuckee
occasionally, enjoys life generally,
makes everybody feel happy by a
cheerful kindly word and once year
pays for bis county paper just as ev.
erybody else should do. Success to
W. ". Hill. 4
IT. ]. Patterson. one OF the oldest
and best butchers has again gone in
the business I'm the room north OF the
Bank building. Where can be had
the incest dressed and most de. irable
meats. He takes great care in seiec-
ting stock that Is in the right condi-
ton for table use.
There is no better man among
the many who have called at the Re-
PUBLICAN Office during thu last few
days. than John G.. Leonard the wag-
on and carriage manufacturer on
South Michigan street. When you
want anything in that line or any re-
pairing done, go to John G. Leonard
j. w. Atkinson came in yesterday.
renewed his subscription and paid
for the paper to be sent to NJ. o. Stay
ter, at WaverIy, Neb. Mr.. Slayter
left for Nebraska a week ego. Mr..
Atkinson has bought 160 acres four
niles and a half from Lincoln, to
which he intends going in the spring.
VIII Holland, the busy bustling
rursery man gave US a call last week.
VIII never Billy comes into "a print
ing Office. you understand that he is
preparing his price lists, which he
knows just how to get up and where
to send to make money. No man Ia
this vicinity knows better how to use
printers ink to advantage than he,
and no man will furnish you with
better nursery stock.
1t Is reported that woman at La
Paz Sunday knowing her husband
was drunk, and believing him to be
in a saloon In that place, busted the
door OF the saloon with fiat iron and
not finding anyone inside. knocked 10
the heads OF the cider barrels. turned
the faucets OF the whiskey bsrrels and
left. When the saloonist returned he
found the liquor still flowing. and
about $50 worth gone. 1t is said thai
women take the threats OF the saloon
man to prosecute very coolly.
Our old friend W. j. Hand, drop
pei In for q few minutes only or
Monday. but he staid long enough te
set the figures opposite his name
away into 1879, and deposit the
amount necessary to send the paper
to 81. II. Culver Esq. Of st. Louis
whose wife is a Marshall County girl
and the daughter OF Mr.. Hand. Mr.
and Mrs. Culver are now In Little
Rock, Arkansas, and a recent lettel
states that the trees and grass art
still green, a" the flowers blooming
like summer.
John Mcfarland. OF West, made
us a pleasant call Monday. John Il
an old Republicans little off on thu
Greenback question, but he accordi
to every body else the privilege OF be
lieving as they please, paid IS which
set him year ahead on subscription
aud gave him the Chicago Ne,os, il
pretty near right and q good fellow
generally. It would not hurt US baC
10 have number OF such men as
john ;n Marshall county, because b,
will be straight Republican when tn,
battle comes.
Hugh Brownlee. OF this city, ha:
in his possession one OF the South