Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-09-12
CITT AND COUNTY.

And shorter
These Autumnal days
With moonlight nights.
Water melons are plenty.
Read the new advertisements.
Blank notes for sale at this Of
flee.
Bay windows are said to be good
for little smacks.
1t is "low down" and cowardly tC
write anonymous letters to any one
Several new oak crossings have
been laid in various parts OF the city
You may shoot ducks now, and
prairie chickens after the 1st Of De-
tober.
There are quite a number owing
us for job work; will the parties
please call, etc.
Bring your sale bills to the RI
PUBLICAN Office and get them printed
accurately and cheaply.
Miss Mary Sullivan of this city
has gone to the st. Mary's Notre
Dame School at South Bend.
"A train OF IA empty passenger
coaches went east over the "P. T,
& c." road Sunday afternoon.
The city is putting in new els
tern between the bridge and LaPorte
street, on the west side MICHIGAN.
s.. J. Hayes, Of Bremen, candi-
date for Prosecuting attorney from
this judicial district was in town last
Thursday.
j. A. Garner, of the Starke Coun-
ty Enterprise, delighted our boys
with a brief call Tuesday.
Fred. Renner, keeper OF the res.
taurant near the depot, had an epil
optic fit Tuesday morning, while walk
ing on LaPorte street.
The G. G. Club will hold social
for the benefit Of the yellow fever
sufferers at the residence of Daniel
Mcdonald, Saturday evening. Sup
per from six to ten
"A letter from Geo. 81. Award, OF
South Bend, Republican candidate
for Joint Representative, informs US
that he will visit Marshall county in
the near future.
Two women passed through
town Monday last, trundling hand
cart which contained their household
effects. They were from Michigan
and were bound for the west.
Our thanks are due J. T. Stevens.
Secretary of the Miami County Agri-
cultural Society. for complimentary
ticket to their fair. which will be held
at Peru from Sept. 10th to Goth, in
elusive.
The cutters on Michigan street, in
front of Corbin's block have been
laid with a new curbing OF stone by
Bill Murphy, aud 1t is as fine job OF
work of its kind as you will find in
the city.
IL the Democratic party last May
was "as corrupt as H." as Char
les Kellison said it was, what has it
done since then to so purify itself
that it is now worthy of the support
OF this ex-fiatist.
J. H. Smart, State Superintendent
OF Public Instruction, and Democrat
ic candidate for reelection was in
the city last Monday and in company
with the Hon. J. W. Houghton made
the REPUBLICAN Office short call.
We would inform the Rochester
Spu that s. J. Hayes, OF Marshall. is
the Republican candidate for Prose-
cutting Attorney. We fail to find his
name in the ticket at the head OF the
Spy's editorial columns.
One ounce of cinnamon. one
ounce oil OF PEPPERMINT, and one
ounce OF alcahol mixed together Is
recommended as cure for hog chol.
era. About a teaspoonful being q
dose for full grown hog.
Hon. M. d. Manson, Democratic
candidate for State Auditor will speak
at the Opera House to day. There Is
one element OF hard times which
Messrs. Voorhees, and Manson never
mention. That is the salary grab, by
which they each pocketed $1,000 Of
the peoples money which they were
not entitled to.
"A correspondent writing from the
Brick school house, Walnut township
says: Interesting temperance meet
ings are held here every Sunday night
Jasper Haines has sold out and Is 60
ing to southern Kansas soon. JOSEPH
Bryan. living on the poor old worn
out Railsback farm" had Al acres o
wheat that turned out $50 bushels
machine measure. weie hing 68 pound:
per bushel. Samuel Germany will
move on the Dan Mass property soon
Gen. A. o. Miller, Republican
candidate for State Auditor, callet
on US Tuesdey evening. The Gener
al is plain farmer looking sort OF
man; is evidently a man OF the PEG
pie and is just the man that the PEG
pie ought to elect. He says the out
look everywhere Is encouraging
Honest Democrats are getting tire,
OF training with regulators and will
vote as they ought to with the Re
publicans.
West township Snnday-schoo
convention met at the German Baptis
church Sept. 7th, and was conducte'
by Vice President Kyser. Addresse
were made by Rev. J. B. Henry, w. g
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