Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-17
CIT1- AND COUNTY.

InOnaS parish on Ounu3y, NONefn-
Der Sd, for the purpose of confirma-
ton.
The residents of the south side of
South street, west of the l., p. & G..
railroad, are making a new gravel
sidewalk.
John S. Bruckhart, of West town
ship. has a sale next Thursday. He
is going to remove to Johnson coun-
ty, Missouri.
If some Of our subscribers who
have promised to pay in wood will
bring US load this week, they will
greatly oblige us.
Rev. Mr.. Boyd, of Chicago. occu-
pied the Presbyterian pulpit last Sab
bath. His discourses were OF the
very highest order.
Luther Benson is now making
temperance speeches in Kansas, and
receiving complimentary notices from
the press Ol Jildt - tate.
Jack WaGburton, the celebrated
temperance lecturer, will speak at the
Presbyterian Church Thursday eve-
ming. Let everybody go.
in a few weeks the REPUBLICAN
will commence the publication of
those interesting little stories, entitled
SHERIFF Sales" written by John V.
Ashley.
BY request, the Rev. ]. J. Faude
will, on Sunday evening next, repeat
his sermon of last Sunday morning.;
subject. what Constitutes S aving
Faith?"
r. Lyman Potter. the wheelbar-
row man who passed through this
place May 22d, arrived in San Fran
cisco at noon Tuesday, nearly two
months ahead of time.
&C. J. Zachman has sold his farm
near Marmont, and bought another
near Rochester to which he will re-
move this week. Zachman left US
two dollars for the REPUBLICAN.
lightning struck a school house
near Valparaiso, Tuesday, damaging
it considerably and killing small
boy. named Brown, and stunning sew
eral other children by the shock.
Wheat 70 cents, corn 30 cents,
oats Is cents, rye 40 cents, clover
seed 1915. butter IL to II cents, eggs
12i cents, potatoes 40 and 90 cents,
sweet potatoes 20 cents, in Plymouth
to-day.
Several of the grocers desire US
to say to those who have packed but
ter for sale. that It will command a
better price if they bring it in just as
it is packed than it will il they re-
work it.
Charles Schroeder, Benoni Jor-
dan, Mark l.. Smith and Mr.. Parker,
father of the Greenback orator, left
on the train yesterday morning for
Grand Traverse, Michigan. on hunt
ing excursion.
The subscription OF most OF our
campaign subscribers expires this
week and the paper will stop unless
otherwise ordered. We would be
glad 10 retain every one OF them as
permanent subscribers.
j. E. Quivey, one Of the best fell
lows in that best town OF Argos, J. G.
Zachman OF Marmont and VIM. Freeze
OF this city, are among those who
have called since our last issue and
given US substantial encouragement.
That staunch Republican, Ell
Parker OF Maxenkuckce, called on US
this week and Sc: his subscription
ahead. Mr.. Parker is pleased with
the result OF the election in Marshall
County, and the course OF the REPUB-
LIcAN.
Printers are just now beginning
to overhaul their summer clothing
that they expect to wear next winter
because-because-well, they haven't
money to buy new clothes. There's
nothing like being printer. aud pub
fishing county paper.
The sociable OF st. Thomas
Church will be held at the residence
OF Mr.. G. G. Buck, this Thursday
evening. There will be neither re
freshments nor the passing OF tn,
plate" Various amusements will b.
offered. All are invited to attend.
The United States Circuit Court
has reversed the decision OF Secre
tary Schurz so that Kansas Pacific r
r. lands cannot be re-empted. Thes
are said to be the best lands in thu
west. Particulars can be obtaine'
from the Land Commissioner, at Sa
lima. Kansas. 1w
james Easton, one OF the bes
fellows in this part of the State, re
moved to South Bend recently. Fl
was in Plymouth Tuesday, and Q
course called on the REPUBLICAN an
shook hands over the election O
Tescher and Ashley. To say that b
was pleased expresses it mildly.
AT ball at Maxenkuckee, Thurs
day night, a young man names
Brownlee, residing in the vicinity @
Maxenkuckee, and DR.. Thomas, c
Pulaski county, having imbibed to
freely OF that which steals away tn
brain, got into fight, which ende
in Thomas shooting Brownlee in tn
head. inflicting dangerous woun'
John S. Bruckhart came to Plym