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Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24
indianapolis News.l

The News is no admirer OF Senator
Cooking, and no fiatterer OF Senator
Voorhees,. Their recent speeches
suggest a contrast. The latter is
much the more urbane In manner
and genial in disposition, and the
former Is much the abler man and
better orator. That is the difference.
Mr.. Voorhees, needs popular manners
for he has little else, and Mr.. Conk-
ling puts them aside because the in
science OF strength seems to exalt
him. Mr.. Conkling is an orator, and
the Senate has seen few who were his
snperiors in any generation that has
filled it. Mr.. Voorhees, Is neither or
ator, rhetorician nor lawyer. He
can't write good English and he can't
talk good sense, but he can hit the
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24
ARGOS.
-Tice's day has not yet come.

y
brigham Young, here is our hand,
and il We only belonged 10 the fair
sex, Us you are a polygamist, We
would offer you our heart also.
John Nipp, a lad OF about four
teen, or thereabouts, who escaped
from the House or Correction, at
Knightsville a few months since, was
arrested few days ago with the in
tention OF taking him back, but John
proved TO be sharper than he Was
supposed to be and gave A. Is. Lewis
the slip. We hope he will succeed In
returning him both for the good OF
the boy and the community.
Well, we had glorious chase
there is nothing like II. We were up
betimes on the morning OF the lTth,
loaded ourselves with hope and en-
thusiasm, and our gun with buck
shot, and were ready for the fray.
BY o'clock the west line began 10
form. Men with sashes OF various
colors and worn in various styles
ordered US here and there, entreaIing
US TO be brave under any and all cir
cumstances, and finally issued the
order OF "fard march," Away We
went, pell-mell, helter- skelter, over
fences, bitches, logs, tree-tops, and
| through fields, woods and marshes,
each one making an heroic effort TO
be first at the center" The west,
north, and east lines were ON time,
the south line through laziness or
cowardice, was at least half an hour
late. We tremblingly looked for the
wolves, but they too seemed careless
about visiting the center. A fox, a
rabbit. and owl were there, and We
bravely took them in. One man
thinks he saw wolf running to the
southwark. but the general opinion is
that it was one OF the line officers.
saw nothing to shoot at, and now
| that our ardor is cooled We will loan
our gun TO the first man who asks it,
an enemy preferred. 1t will save the
| trouble OF drawing the loads. In con-
clusion We will say that We don't like
| In hunt wolves-shan't do IL any
| more. 1t costs too much. Boots,
| pantaIoons and coat damaged 10 the
| extent OF six dollaIs, and our nature
! is such as not to appreciate the fun.
-DrED-On Friday, the 18th inst,
Flihu Morris, in the ~ year OF his
| ACE. Mr.. Nj. came to Marshall coun-
ty in 1886, and was therefore one
| among the earliest settlers. He was
an honest hard working man, and
commanded the respect and love OF
/ all with whom he associated. He was
an active worker in the NJ. z. church
and died happy in a Saviours love.
He leaves a wife, in enfeebled health,
and large family OF children.
Last week Lew Bose, one OF our
saloonatics, was tried for selling liq-
uor to a minor OH Sunday, and get
ing him intoxicated. He plead guilty
TO the charge and was fined five dol
lars. OF course it struck terror to
the hearts OF all engaged In selling
whisky, SO they will never do it
again. Last Sunday we saw a man
walking down the X. K. In a very
strange manner and had 1t not been
laid on l.. B. we should have pro-
nounced him drunk; but OF course
under the circumstances we knew ne
could not have procured liquor In
Argos IL he had wished to have done
/ so.
The temperance meeting OF last
| Wednesday night was largely attend
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24

The issue at the coming city elec-
ton promises to be temperance.
Its advocates claim that whiskey and
its belongings are running the youth
OF our city; that many OF the laws
regulating the sale of liquors are
neither observed or enforced; and
that change is desirable. They
propose putting straight out temp
erance ticket into the field and fight
it out on thatlin -Valparaiso "
dette,
Plymouth and Marshall county
might do the same thing with i'm
mense proprierty. We have heard a
temperance man declare repeatedly
that our county officers are all drunk
ards. Whether or not he knows
what he Is talking about we cannot
say, but unless there was some
cause for such declaration 1t is not
likely that 1t would be made. If the
temperance men will put their heads
together, they can mako Rome
howl"
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24
Good Bye Turkey.

The Turkish army south OF the
Balkans has gone to pieces. Widdin,
on the Danube, and Erzeroum, In
Asia Minor, are seeking terms OF sur
render, and even Rustchuk Is talking
OF capitulation. Turkey is practic-
ally at the feet Of Russia. Now, after
the battle OF the sword, comes the
battle OF diplomacy. The great
problem now is, has Russia so fixed
matters with Germany that she will
have backing in making her own
terms Of peace against the threatened
interference Of England and Austria? t?
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24

The Plymouth REP UBLIcAN seems
to condemn the republican judge
there for trihing away about 25 days
OF the court upon one single case,
while the Democrat comes to the
judges defense and attributes some
part of the wasting Of time to per-
sistent contention of lawyers which
no Judge could we'll have prevented.
The strife is of course Of bipartisan
character.-Vdlpdraiso Vidette.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24

DR.. 7. II. Harrison, editor OF the
Lebanon Pioneer is announced as a
candidate on the democratic ticket
for Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton. The DR.. is gentleman Of cul-
ture and eminently qualified for the
position. II he were a republican
we would go for his election teeth
and toe nails" but he is a follower
OF The vile principles Of democracy,
and we would not on that account
trust him with any public Office.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24
Safe and Sure.

VI t- n. II. CIENENS
In 1872 your Negetine was recommended TO me
and, yielding TO the persuasions OF friend, con-
sented To try IL. AT the time suffering from
general debility and nervous prostration, supern
duced by oyerwork and irregular habits. Its won
derful strengthening and curative properties seemed
20 affect my debilitated system from the first dose
and under its persistent use rapidly recovered
gaining more than usual health and good feeling
Since then have not hesitated to give Vegetine
most unqualified Endorsement as being safe, sure
and powerful agent In promoting health and re-
storing the wasted system to a life and energy
vegetine Ii the only medicine use. and as long ~
live never expect to find better.
Yours truly, w. ii. CLARK.
12o Monterey Street, Allegheny, Penn
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24


We copy the following graphic and
tragic description of the torments of
He'll from the book which Is COM
monty called the Bible. A reading of
It win readily reveal why our daddies
believed In He'll. They were so
unsophisticated as to believe this
language was plain, and easy to be
understood. The rich man would
have gladly exchanged his condition
Tor that Of humiliation. And since
he was unable to secure any relief,
he thought to save his brethren from
his awful fate. This tragic descrip-
ton was given by Christ, and is
found recorded in the 18th, chapter
Of Luke commencing with the
18th. verse:
There was certain rich man,
which was clothed In purple and fine
linen, and Jared sumptuously every
day. And there was a certain beg
gar named Lazarus, which was laid
ut his gate full of sores, And de-
string to be fed with the crumbs
which fell from the rich mans table;
moreover the dogs came and licked
his sores. And it came to pass. that
the beggar died, and was carried by
the angels into Abraham's bosom; the
rich man also died, and was buried I;
And In hell he lifted up his eyes, be-
ing In torments, and seeth Abraham
afar Oh, with Lazarus In his bosom.
And he cried and said, Father Abra-
ham, have mercy on me. and send
Lazarus. that he may dip the tip OF
his finger in water, and cool my
tongue; for / am tormented in this
flame. But Abraham said, Son, re-
member that thou In thy lifetime
receiysdst thy good things, and like
wise Lazarus evil things, bu. now he
Is eomforted, and thou art tormented
And beside all this, between US and
you there Is great gulf fixed: SO
that they which would pass from
hence to you cannot; neither can
they pass to as. that icotlld come from
thence. Then he said, pray thee
therefore, father, that thou wouldsl
send him to my fathers house: For
I have five brethren; that he may tes-
tify unto them, lest they also come
into this place Of torment. Abraham
saith unto him, They have Moses
and the prophets: let them heal
them. And he said. Nay, father
Abraham; but II one went unto them
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24
g Rochester newspaper

The Rochester newspaper and
post-office war has developed the
fact that Gen. Jasper Packard paid
Mr.. Mattingly 800, during the time
when Packard was a candidate.
Mattingly was then editor of the Spy
and that paper had up to the time Of
the receipt Of the 500 been violently
opposed to Packard, but it immedi-
ately changed its tune and became
rantankerous for Packard. So far Mr.
Mattingly has not denied the charge,
although he has had two weeks to do
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24
High Old Times.
(Stark County Ledger.l


This fashion Of parties coming to
Knox to settle their disputes by fisti-
cuffs, should be stopped Immediately,
by our authorities. Such parties, we
care not who they are, should be ar
rested and fined to the full extent OF
the law. Our officers are entirely
too lax in this particular. Another
thing should be attended to. There
is crowd OF young boys from 8 to
Is years Of age who run around town
after dark. crowding in the stores
and making night hideous with their
yells. A stop should be put to this
also. II mild measures will not an
swer, severe ones must be resorted
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24

The Northern Indianian has en-
tered upon its 23d, volume. 1t 10
useless to say more in noting this
fact than that the paper is as good or
better than it has ever been. 1t is
nearly as good as we make THE Re-
PUBLICAN, which is saying a great
deal for it. Go on your way rejoicing,
cid Ir,dia,aian and may you continue
on the high road of prosperity as
long as the sun continues to shine.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24

The delinquent tax list, as publish
ed in the Standard, embraces only
thirty-one descriptions. A small list.
indeed, and it speaks volumes In ia
vor OF the taxpayers Of Lagrange
county.-Whitley County CONNER
cial. Those 81 descriptions belonged
to "a persons only, and had they been
aware OF the extensive credit the
county is receiving for its small de-
linqueut list, they might, possibly
have walked up in time, and saved
the publication OF any list at ALL
Lagrange Standard.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24

Blue Jeans is terrible put out over
the display made by Governor Bish-
op, of Ohio, at the later's inaugural.
Blue Jeans says he had things kind
o. quiet like when he was inaugu-
rated, but Bishop he must have fell
lows in cooked hats and "eperlets.
"If ever I'm put in agin'," says Blue
Jeans, "I'll have every blamed rigi-
ment in the State of Indiana to foller
up the kerrige, see IL I don't.
Inter- Ocean.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24
Tyner Citv.

PHYSICIAN.
ID. ID. FIFE, Homeopathic Physician. Diseases
of women speciality.
DRUGS ND MEDICINEs,
ID. V. CKEY. Dealer In Pure Drugs and
popular patent medicines. Prescriptions filed.
GENERL STORE.
WM. TROWBRIDGE. Keeps Select stock
Dry Goods. Groceries. Hats. Boots X Shoes.
GROCERIES,.
3. STICKLER x CO.. Choice stock of fresh
Groceries. Notions, etc. At low cash prices.
GENERAL STORE.
E. =. BISSEIL. Fine select stock Of every
thing usually kept in a first-class store.
HYSIcIAN.
]. M. SMITH. Physician 4 Surgeon, attends
all calls promptly. Charges reasonable.
BLACKSMITHING
T.. ID. ORMSBY, Blacksmith shop. All kinds
OF work done promptly and cheaply.
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
JOHN NEFF. Justice of the Peace. and In
surance Agent. Agent for Etna Ins. Co.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24

Marshall county shall "go for" John
II. Baker for reelection to Congress.
When the representatives from this
section favored Plymouth as the
seat Of u. s. District court, and the
press generally favored the same
thing, Mr.. Baker was kind enough to
favor Warsaw and oppose Plymouth.
For this Marshall county should re-
mann hor him
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24

Godlove s. Orth and Schuyler
Colfax where are they in these days
of gush and sensation, when the
country is calling for statesmen?-
Rochester Sentinel.
Mr.. Orth is in Lafayette practicing
law, and Mr.. Colfax is at his home in
South Bend. The time is not far
distant when probably both OF these
men,-but certainly Mr.. Colfax,-
will come to the front. and the world
will do them the credit to which they
are entitled. Mr. Colfax has been
made the victim of a combination Of
swindlers, but the day will come
when his nobility OF character and
honesty OF purpose will shine forth
as the MONDAY sun. He will do to
cling to as an upright and just man,
and all things will prove him to be
what we claim for him. Men will
calmly weigh the testimony and the
decision will be just.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24

DIR Vincent says that Nathan Wood,
the present postmaster at Deep Riv-
or, is the oldest postmaster in the ma
ton with but one exception, having
beenappointed under Jackson's pres
idency, and been serving at the same
place ever since, term OF over 40
years. -ValpardisO Tidette.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24

The South Bend Tribune gave a
public reception last evening. The
Tribune has from the start been one
Of the most successful papers in
Indiana, and seems to be gathereing
new strength every year.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24

Circuit Court opens on the 4th OF
February.-Rochester Sentinel.
And being open once it is likely to
remain so just as long as the law will
allow. That is the Style with the
stiff necked Vermonter.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24

The Keely motor turns out to be a
clever invention by which the guage
is made to register IA high pressure,
when in truth there is no pressure at
all. 1t is just as all sensible men ex-
pected-a complete swindle.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24

from the dead, they will repent. And
he said unto him, If they hear not
Moses and the prophets, neither will
they be persuaded, though one rose
from the dead.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24
InwOod.

INwooD FIGURING MILLS.
ID. L. GR0SSMAN. Manufacturer of Choice
brands Family Flour. Cash paid for wheat.
BI.ACKSMITHING.
ID. HULL, Horse shoeing. General Black
smithing. Agent for Adams Chilled Plow,
FUREITURE,
T. KOTTERMAN. Manufacturer of Plain
and Fancy Furniture. House building, etc.
DRUGS AND GROCERIES,.
w. III. II. STONER. Keeps a Complete Stock
ofPure Drugs. Patent Medicines, Groceries.
BLACKsMITHINo.
davidson, Does all kinds OF Blacksmith
ing. Horse shoeing and Repairing reasonably.
CARRIAGES AND WAGONS.
+. M. BASH. Manufacturer Of Carriages and
Wagons. Also Carriage and Wagon Painter.
BOARDING HOUSE.
JOHN McADAMS. Furnishes good and
cheap boarding. Horse feed and Stablng.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24

A fire in Rochester one day last
week came near destroying Mr.. G. G.
VOLTS store; but it was extinguished
before doing much damage.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24

David NJ. Ammons, OF South Bend,
was taken in by three-card monte
men ON the Michigan Southern last
week, and relieved OF 500. Ii he
has ever read the papers he is fool.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24

The democrats have 1O4 majority
In the Kentucky Legislature, but
cannot afford an appropriation for a
national flag for the capitol.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24

Senator Mcdonald is reported as
being personally opposed to the
Bland silver bill, but will vote for it
In Difference to public opinion Of the
atata.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24

Samuel M. Bowles, editor Of Spring
field, Mass. Republican, died q Thurs
day Of last week. Mr.. Bowles made
his paper one Of the most successful
and Influential in the Nation.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24

EO. Hell LINGER, Keeps Select stock
Dry Goods. Boots and Shoes. Cheap.
UsDERTAKER.
G, SELLER. JR., Undertaken and Dealer In
all kinds Of Furniture.
GROCERIES,.
A. BAUER * BRO. Splendid stock Of choice
Groceries, Provisions, Boots, Shoes, etc.
MILLINERY.
MRS. A. L1GGETT, Fashionable and Artis-
tic Millinery Dressmaking establishment.
HAIR DRESSING AND SHAVING.
j. A. STAUB. First-class Hair Dressing,
Shampooing and Shaving. Plymouth ST.
HARDWARE.
n. I. ROW, Dealer In general Hardware
stoves and Tinware at lowest cash prices.
" HOTEL.
THOMPSON HOUSE. First-class accomo-
dations. Free Bus to and from trains.
ATTORNEY.
:: HAYES. Attorney at Law and Notary
Public. Money collected X remitted promptly
SEWING MACHINES.
G. HANS. yR.. Sells the Celebrated Wilson
Sewing Machine on time or for cash, cheaply
GROCERIES End PROVISIONS
GEO. A. SUNDERLAND. Dealer In choice
Groceries and Provisions, cheap for cash.
oo PHYsIcIAS.
promptly attended TO. Charges reasonable.
GENERAL STORE
MOSES KEYSER. Dealer in Dry Goods
Fotone. Groceries. Provisions. etc.
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
WIN, BAUER. First-class Boot and Shoe
Manufacturer. Repairing done cheap.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24

The Kentucky Legislature has cleo
ted "Cerro Gordo" Williams, u. 5.
Senator. He is an inflationist OF the
worst type.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24
Our Ministers Wife. . !,

Mr.. II. II. STEVENS.
Dear Sir.-Three years ago was suffering ter
riby with Infammatory rheumatism. Our minis
ters wife adyited me TO take Vegetine. After TAX
ting one bottle. was entirely relieved. This year,
feeling return of the disease, again commenced
aking il, and am being benefited greatly. II also
greatly improves my digestion. Respectfully,
MRs A. BALLARD.
l0l1 West Jefferson Street.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24
Bremen.

raEcARy AND DRUGGIST.
ACOMBER, Apothecary and
Drug and Dealer in Books, Station
- cry, Paper Hangngs. Also agent
A for Sewing Machines and Musical In
struments. Agent for Mason and Ham,
Inns Cabinet Organs. Give him call.
LIVERY STABLE,
O.P. YERS. Livery and Feed Stable Rigs
at reduced prices. Sample rigs for Runners.
HARSEss AND SADDLES.
j. BA ER, Manufacturer OF Harness. Sad
desc :. Fine stock of Trunks. Whips, etc.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24

The greeDbackers will hold con-
ventiOn May %.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24

The man on the Indiana State seal,
who is chopping down a tree, Is not
George Washington.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24
Marshall County
Business Directory

lis { of business, professional and manufacture
Ing men in Marshall County, to whom customers in
their respective lines referred in the full assur-
ance of their reliability and character for fair deal
ing
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24

Notice is hereby given that the uniersgne -;
been appointed Executor of the estate of Jaa. :
NcBroom, late of Marshall County, Indiana. do
ceased. said estate is supposed 10 be sov.ls
II. r. PERsHING
Executtsr
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24

They yell, fire revolvers, and Gre
ate general muss In Valparaiso on
Saturday evenings.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24
Plymouth, Ind. Jan. "a, 1878.

Office, corner Michigan and LaPorte Street,
entrance from either street, bul Main entrance on
LaPorte street.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24
Notice OF Petition to vaeate.

NOTICE OF PETITION TO vACATE cs.F-.
IN lots and plats of streets and alleys of - 4
City, Indiana.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned y /
present petition to the Board OF Commiseisn.--r,
of Marshall County, at their March term I =,
praying for the vacation of the following descl 1
lots and parts of certain streets and alleys OF -:
incorporated town of Tyner City. Indiana, Ia n I:
Lot number one Q); four "a; el5l eight !:
nine (e), and twelve, of block eleven. Ais" i''-'
number ue two III; three Isl; foGr l4; hye o., (
6l; seven Cd and eight 81, of block twelve, -
lots number three III; hive (5); six Isl; seven !;
and eight, OF block seven. Also all that porti"
part of Vine street, southeast Of Allen sire. Z.
Also all that portion of Boyce street north-essi Il
the Indianapolis, Peru & Chicago Railway, A.,
that portion of Rae street. southeast of FresT
street. Also the alley running northeast froia
Vine TO Race streets through the center of biz K
seven. Also all that portion of the alley runpi z
southeast from the corner OF lots number three
and four l4l of block seven CD on through Tie
center of block twelve QG to Boyce street. A..p
she alley running northeast from l. p. & c. r
road and from the center OF block eleven llll N
through center of block twelve to Race street. 81
situated In and being part of Tyner City, ksf-
shall county, Indiana And he would further rri-
resent that the persons interested in the above g.
scribed streets and alleys and owning lots adioiA
ing thereon and effected thereby are Joshua Bsnnr
Elijah = Bissel and Eliza A Nef-
JaniI-l JOHN NEFF-
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24

One dollar per line for Business notices in this
Column one year, payable i'm advance.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24

With all the press striking, they
get no silver ring out of Hendricks.
He sits silently on the fence.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One copy one year. In advance. 90.
One copy six months. in advance. 81 90.
One copy three months, in ADVANCE. so.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24

Nearly three million postal cards
are now used per day.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24
VEGETINE.
An Excellent Medicine.

SPRINGFIELD, o., Feb. IS, 1877.
This Is To certify that | have used Vegetine
manufactured by III. X. Stevens, Boston, Mass
for rheumatism, and General Prostration of the
Nervous System with good success. / recommend
Negetine an excellent medicine for such COM
plants.
Yours very truly,
c. w. VANDERBILT
Mr.. Vandcgrift, of the firm of vandegrift * Huff
man, Is n well known business man In this place.
having one OF the largest stores in Springfield, o.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24

That hanging is to take place in
Kokomo on next Wednesday.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24
Walnut.

BOARDING HOUSE.
HENRY ROBACK, Proprietor. Good boarding BY
the day or week reasonby.
DRUG STORE.
w. III. BUNNELL. Dealer in pure Drugs
Popular Patent Medicines. Stationery. etc.
PHYSCIAN,
4. II. P0C0CK. NJ ID. ONCE at his resi-
dence. All calls promptly attended to.
WAGON MAKER.
l.. w. LEFFEI,. Wagon and Carriage Makar
and general Repairing. At reasonable prices.
CABINET MAKER.
III. p. CHAFFEE. Makes Collins. Plain and
Fancy Furniture. Repairing neatly done.
BLACKsMITHING.
JOHN M. NEWTON, General Blacksmith
Ing. Horse shoeing. Steel Plow Points For
Sale.
POOL.
II. THOMAS. Pool and Fancy Drinks.
GENERAL STORE,
REPPErO Il MORNINGSTAR. Fine stock
OF Dry Goods. Groceries. Boots. Shoes. etc.
GRAIN.
J. l.. Mccoy. Highest price paid for all
Kinds OF Grain.
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24
Argos.

DRY GOODS. ,
r. RAILSBACK. dealer I'm b
Hats. Caps and Ready-made
Marshall County Republican., 1878-01-24
VEGETINE.
Prepared by 8
H.R.Stevens, Boston, Mass.
Vegetine is o y all Druggists.
Annual Report.

The following Is the condition of the Plymouth
Building Loan and Saving Association: Jan, 18th,