Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-08-01

| g1nia, desires to be renominated, and
Is canvassing his district for that
purpose. He says that the reason he
drank 80 much during the session OF
Congress was that he was trying to
drown the memory Of the fact that he
voted for the electoral commission
bill. Until he cast that vote against
his best judgment he was a sober
man.
Let every subscriber OF the RE-
PUBLICAN getus at least one campaign
subscriber from among his neighbors.
Now is the time to work. We have
one OF the best county tickets in the
field ever presented to the people OF
Marshall County, We can elect it if
we try. Circulate the REPUBLICAN
only forty cents from now until after
the election.
An attempt was made to burglar
ize the house OF Theo. Fields, on
Adams street, north of the High
school building, one night this week.
Mr.. Fields was not at home, but some
Of the women awoke and so alarmed
the burglar that he jumped through
the window, taking part Of the sash
with him, and made his escape. He
is said to have been apparently well
dressed.
The Peru Democrat tells of
farmer in Miami county who tbrashed
1000 bushels Of wheat from a little
more than fifty acres of ground. We
last week published the name of
farmer who raised thirty five bushels
to the acre on smaller quantity of
ground, and learn that one of our
Marshall county farmers this week
thrashed 1900 bushels from less than
fifty acres.
The Lap orte baseball club stop
ped over here Monday night, on their
way to play the" Operas, Fat Pierceton.
The game was commenced at Pierce
ton Tuesday afternoon, but one Of the
LaPorte men was seriously hurt by
sort Of stray ball, and the game was
drawn during the third inning, The
score at that time stood three to
nothing in favor of Pierceton.
We this week send out supple
ment containing an exposition OF
Democratic demagogism, by Senator
Window. and Kloepfer's big ad. We
are going to make the REPUBLICAN the
liveliest and best paper in the State,
and will furnish it until after the
election for forty cents. Send In the
names right along. You will never
have another chance to get so much
good reading for so little money.
This warm weather and light
showers are making corn and garden
truck" grow to beat anything almost
ever seen anywhere. The people Of
Marshall county are fortunate in not
having any Of the heavy rains that
have visited many portions Of the
country within the last week. Hav-
ing had more than our share OF rain
few weeks ago, the light showers
were just what we needed.
One OF the Democratic candi-
dates who is busy looking up the
Greenback fiat" money Democrats.
trying to persuade them to vote for
him, rode number of miles
a few evenings since to at
tend Greenback meeting, and was
surprised when he reached the town
to find that the citizens knew nothing
about 1t, and in fact, did not know
that there were Greenbackers enough
in town to call a meeting.
H. j. Macomber, our candidate
for Auditor. Fred Tescher, candidate
for Treasurer, and John Lowry,
candidate for Representatives.
good men as can be found In this
or anyother county, called on us
Monday. Ifthepeople Of this county
elect the iihg candidates in opposi-
ton to such men as these in October,
they will deserve high taxes and ev-
cry thing else that is sure to follow
the continuance Of ring in Office.
The Good Templars. at their reg
ular meeting Monday evening, cleo
ted the following named officers for
the ensuing quarter: Worthy Chief
Templar, w. M. Kendall; Worthy
Vice Templar, Miss Katie Snyder;
Worthy Secretary, Charles d. vinson !;
Worthy Financial Secretary, Judson
Nash; Worthy Treasurer, Miss Flora
D'Stese; Worthy Marshal, Ed. s..
Brooke; Worthy Inside Guard, Miss
Rebecca Holtz; Worthy Outside
Guard, James Wattleworth.
We paid flying visit to Donald
son Saturday afternoon and found
the general merchant, L. R. Day,
busy selling goods and shipping ber-
ries. Saw Drs. Ritchey, Smith and
Mr.. Uncapher, the principal Green
back men, as well as Postmaster
Short, H. E. Butler and others, who
are not excited in regard to the f.
nancial condition Of the country.
There is good country round DON
aldson which will flourish long after
the fiat" money theory has passed
into oblivion.
Deafness Cured.
Many persons have been cured OF
loss OF hearing by using the Consti-