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

gentle touch Of the whip to poor Dob
bins horse, mercy thrown away;
but liberal outlay is almost certain
to bring in large return, and this
will last even beyond the current
season.
The Republicans Of Kosoiusko
have nominated Hon. J. d. Thayer
for Representative in the Legislature.
Mr.. Thayer served his county in the
Assembly OF 1873, and made an hon.
orable record.
g. w. Wolford, Of Green town.
ship, called on us few minutes Non
day. He locked rather pale, having
just recovered from an attack of con-
gestive chills. He is attending the
Normal school here.
We find the following in the Wa
bash Plain Dealer, and think it is
worthy OF test: IF tomatoes ore
picked when they are just ripe, with
the stems left on. and at once covered
with brine composed OF teacupful
of salt dissolved in gallon of water,
they will retain their freshness of
taste for long time"
We made our first visit to Walk
erton last Saturday, and found it
quite lively place, apparently doing
more business than many large towns.
We dropped into the Visitor Office
where we found Mintle and Pool,
both genial. good looking, wide-awake
fellows. They are giving Walkerton
and vicinity a first-rate paper, and
we don't think they could better it
much except on the money question.
Nothing would probably do that so
quickly.and effectually as for their
party to pay their subscription In
@fiat" dollars, worth five cents each.
But we know that the Ameaican
people will never consent To the is
sue OF such currency, and we hope
that the Visitor under its present
management, may have the support
of every man in the vicinity Of Walk
erton.
Peter Jacoby last week received
a letter from the man whom he left
in charge of his farm in Nebraska,
in which he says that crops OF all
kinds are immense in that State, and
that one thousand more hands could
find employment in the harvest fields
of that county, (Hamilton). Hard
times and want OF employment have
a large emigration from the
over populated cities OF the East
to the fertile praries of the West.
The sales Of government and railroad
lands in the West have been greater
during the year than the aggregate
for the previous ten years. This is
a wholesome fact and the develop
ment OF these lands will open UP new
fields of labor, and result in great ad-
ditions to the wealth and prosperity
of the nation, and comfort and hap
piness of individuals.
We are informed that a short
time ago a farmer residing near
Plymouth lost a mare, and supposing
her stolen, came to town and had
some bills struck, Offering a reward
for the recovery of the animal. The
same day boy. the son Of man re-
siding on the farm of the Greenback
candidate for Representative, found
the mare and put her in the stable
and knowing nothing about the re-
ward, came to town and informed
Mr.. Woodward, who let The mare re-
main in the stable over night, and
then informed the owner that he
guessed he could find her, and char.
ged him fifteen dollars for doing so
remarking that he wanted to give
five dollars OF the money to the boy
who had taken her up. But tbs said
that the boy has not yet seen the five
dollars. This man who charges q
neighbor fifteen dollars for keeping q
horse over night, is fair specimen
OF the leaders OF the fat money party
and is fitting candidate to lead thai
party In Marshall comfy.
If the "iat" principle is correct
Norman Woodward was very mag
unanimous in returning that horse tC
Mr.. Keyser, as he might just as wei
have given him something like this:
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