Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-01-03
Write it 1878.


Holidays are over.
The weather man is still in doubt.
There will be sacramento ard bap-
tismal services at the Presbyterian
church on Sunday Jan. 18th.
The Democrat states that an at
tempt was made TO burn the house
in which Mrs. CLANCY lives, one
night last week.
We have a copy of the new Roch-
ester paper, the Independent. 1t is a
very large sheet, we'll edited, and
looks as If it had come to stay.
Losrl-On last Thursday, on Mich
igan or Dixon streets, fine new
white handle pen knife, the finder will
please leave at this office.
The sociable of the Episcopal
church will be held at the residence
of Joseph Westervelt, on South
Michigan street this evening. All
are invited.
We have received three letters
since Tuesday, each one being just
a year old according to the date,
which was January 1st, 1877. 1t is
difficult to break up old practices.
We hope our subscribers will make
especial effort to come forward and
pay up during the ensuing few weeks.
We need the money, which is small
amount to each one of you, but IL
taken altogether is large sum to us.
The NJ. E. church sociable will be
held at the residence of VIM. B. Hess
on North Michigan street next Tues
day afternoon and evening. A cordi
al invitation is extended to all.
We desire to make full settlement
to the end of the year 1877 with all
our patrons and any one having
bill against this Office will please pre-
sent it at once. We have been a lit
tie delayed In making out bills but
will be ready with them in few
days.
There were fourteen people from
Ohio at the Office OF S. l.. McKelvy
in one day last week, also also for
the purchase OF farms in this equity.
The manner in which this firm are
advertising our county in Ohio is do
ing good thing for our people and
should be appreciated.
E. Mcdonald, OF Bucyrus, Ohio,
has purchased through s. l.. Nickel
Wy Sc Co., the II. II. Cox farm worth
$4,000. Mr.. Mcdonald is good sub
stantial citizen and comes well rec
commended and will be a valuable
citizen. The above firm made a
number OF other real estate trades
during the past weeY.
We have communication concern
ing the hanging OF Ferris. 1t is
rough on Ferris, who it charges is a
thief, who refuses to work when
work is offered. The communicable n
ventilates the Ferris character in
general, and we think I. will be
public benefit to print it and shall
give it in full next week.
Kloepfer & Boffinger gave their
second grand opening on New Years
eve. The establishment was brilli-
antly lighted, and everything most
tastefully arranged for fine display
Hundreds OF persons visited the es-
adjustment. to admire the enter
prise these pushing business men
show In every way. See their an
nouncement in another column.
Plymouth Chapter Of the order CT
the Eastern Star elected the follow
ing officers Wednesday OF last week:
Mrs II. G.. Thayer. w. NJ; Mrs. ]. A.
Palmer, w. p Mrs. Burch, Assistant
W. NJ; Mrs. r. A. Chase. Conductress;
Mrs. Belle Albright. Asst Conduct
ress: Mrs. Jno. s. Bender, Treasurer;
Miss Al Klinger, s cretary; A. p.
Elliot, Sentinel.
The second-class fool who CORES
ponds for the Bourbon Mirror from
Plymouth, says The REPUBLICAN
editor dislikes the Mattinglys on gen.
eral principles. We were not aware OF
the existence Of any such feeling,
and so far as we are able to probe our
feelings it appears to as that we feel
very kindly toward the entire race
bearing that ilIustrious name. We
know Of no reason for feeling other
wise.
Mr.. ]. T. Langeubaugh met with
serious accident last Thursday night
returning to his school on horseback,
after attending the election of off,
GERS of Plymouth Lodge 149. A
board on the fence being loose at one
end so that it reached out in the
by path, while he and friend were
riding along at a rapid pace the
stirrup caught the loose end OF the
board and tearing the full length of
1t of, threw Mr.. Langenbaugh eff on
which he was unconscious for about
twenty minutes, and throwing his
leg out OF place. He is well and
attending to his duties again.
Tko;r R..ofuouo Il In Tall.