Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-08-29
CITY AND COUNTY.

-Read the supplement In To-Day 8
paper.
Prof. Bailey's normal school has
closed.
H. E. Butler, of Donelson, was in
town Saturday.
L. Stanley, of Argos, was among
our callers last Saturday.
Congressman Baker has COM
menced canvassing the district.
More improvements are beipg
made at the flowing we'll.
Holy communion services Sun
day at st. Thomas church.
Those new sleeping coaches on
L, P. & G, road are very elegant.
Emery Brownlee, of Alliance, O.,
is visiting his parents in this city.
The Presbyterian Sunday school
picniced at Pretty Lake last Tuesday.
H. V. Reed, of Chicago. breaches
at the Christian chapel. next Sunday.
The Lutheran's held picnic in
the grove west of town, near the
brewery, yesterday.
Fred Tescher, the treasurer of
Marshall county that is to be, was in
town yesterday.
The WalkertOn Visitor claims
there is a good opening for Touring
mill at that point.
The gross receipts of the Good
Templar's festival Friday night were
forty dollars.
Bud Mattingly, of the Bourbon
Mirror, was slashing around town
Saturday.
There are three new dwelling
houses building in Plymouth at the
present time.
Mrs. Dunlap has removed her
denta. Office TO rooms adjoining her
residence on East Gano street.
-REPUBLIcAN for the campaign
only twenty five cents. Extra copies
this week at the Office.
Now is the time to advertise for
the fall trade, and the REPUBLICAN
columns the place.
From the frequency of fights in
this city, one would suppose many OF
our citizens are in training for the
ring.
The concert for the benefit OF the
yellow fever sufferers in the South
will be given at the Opera house
Monday evening.
Campaign subscriptions are COM
ing in rapidly. Correct; circulate
the REPUBLICAN and let the truth be
known.
The Democrats will have a rally
at the Opera House tomorrow night.
Hon. David s. Gooding will be the
orator.
Barry Ryder, who understands
better than any one else how to get
up a stylish boot and shoe, has been
improving his shop on Michigan
street.
The round trip fare between
Plymouth and Chicago, during the
Exposition, will be S190. Tickets
good five days.
A train loaded with soldiers des-
tined for the frontier, passed through
this city about five o'clock Monday
morning.
Don't fail to read the speech OF
Hon. W. w. Curry, and the record OF
d. w. Voorhees,, which we send out
in supplement to-day.
Our thanks are due Alex. Heron,
the Secretary OF the State Fair. for
complimentary tickets. The fair will
be held from Sept. Both to Oct. 9Th.
And now it Is said that the Plym-
outh Greenback speakers get their
bottles filed at the saloons before
starting to address meetings at
country school houses.
Some of our correspondents are
agitating the subject Of social meet.
ing and picnic OF the REPUBLICAN
correspondents. We expect to be in
vited IL 1t is held.
The picnic which was to hav,
been held at Maxenkuckee next Sat
urday has been postponed. Oul
Union township subscribers will gov
ern themselves accordingly.
Prof. Chase returned Tuesda,
evening, looking better than when h,
went away. He says he has had
pleasant vacation. The citizens o
Plymouth are all glad to see him OF
our streets again.
"A service, In the sign language
for deaf mutes, will be held In Trinit
church. Fort Wayne. Tuesday even
ing, September Sd. Revs. Gallandel
of New York, and A. w. Mann, @
: Cleveland, will officiate.
Green township Sunday schoo
convention and picnic will be held a
} the Gilead church Saturday, Aug. 81
7 commencing at 10 o'clock. A mum
Der of able speakers will be presen
Everybody invited.
The Herald. Of last week, wa
| much grisved lest the widows and oil
|, phans OF this country should suffer a
! the hands Of the monopolists. A wild
ow down at Walnut. 1t Is said, think
that the editor does not practic