Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-08-08
C/TI AND COUNTY.
Go blackberrying.

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The choleraic roasting ear is now
in the market.
S. L. McKelvy drives as pretty a
team of bays as there Is in Marshall
county.
Mr.. Isaiah Hess of Argos was in
town yesterday, and favored US with
"a call.
Counterfeit ten dollar notes on
the Muncie National bank are in cir
culation.
-Ifevery man who promises to
pay "after harvest" would only do
so times would be much easier.
Fernando Cox, one of our many
Argos subscribers. called on us Friday
and renewed his subscription.
Mr.. A. Writ, OF Argos, an old set
tier of Marshall county, made us a
short call yesterday.
Now harvest is over, we would be
pleased to have those farmer patrons
who promised to pay their subscrip-
ton in wood to bring it along.
II. NJ. Berlin, of Wolf Creek, and
one of the staunchest Republicans in
Marshall county, called on US yes
terday.
Delegates should not forget that
the Republican Congressional Con-
vention meets at Kendallville next
Wednesday.
When you want an honest man
to do business for you, We'll bet that
you can find him in ]. l.. Cook, attor-
ney- at-law, a: Bourbon.
Arthur Underwood foreman Of
the Democrat office, left yesterday
for visit to his old home, st.
Charles, Illinois.
VIM. Railsback, Of Argos. was in
town Friday, and made us pleasant
call, renewing his subscription and
receiving our thanks.
Another of our Argos readers,
Mr.. A. Badgley, was at the "hubr yes
terday and didn't forget to call at the
Republican Office in his rambles.
III you see a crowd gathering on
street corner you can safely bet
your bottom dollar that a dog-fight
or greenback debate is the attracz
top
Improvements are being made
in the vicinity OF the flowing well,
among others a very pretty little
lake with fountain In the center has
been constructed.
"A postal card from Bourbon re-
quests US to say that Billy Williams
will deliver his speech on the finan-
cial question. at that place Saturday
evening, August 10TH"
job Borton, of Clinton county,
Ohio, once one of Marshall county's
farmers made US call Friday. Mr..
b. is residing on the farm upon which
he was born and appears to be en-
ioying life to its fullest extent.
Several merchants will take up
new quarters in the near future.
Behrens will move to the room for
merly occupied by Z. G. Hill; Ball s.
Carabin go to the room now occu-
pied by Williamson & Co., and the
latter firm move across the street in
the room just south OF Buck &
Toan's.
Peter Hostrop, one OF the best
BARRIERS and good fellow generally,
left on the Tuesday afternoon train
for the west, in search of pastures
new" Pete has host OF friends in
Plymouth who will always be happy
to know of his prosperity in whatev-
er locality he may locate.
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Shoot those non resident fellows
who are killing our young prairie
chickens. We understand the
screws will be put to some Plymouth.
ties who were violating the chicken
law in our county, as soon as the
grand jury sits again.-Starke Coara-
" Enterprise.
Everybody In the REPUBLICAN Of.
flee, from editor to devil, has high
opinion Of s. s. Staley, and believes
that he raises the best apples in Mar.
shall county. A man that keeps his
subscription to his county paper a.:
ways paid. and sends a copy to his
daughter besides, and then furnishes
apples enough TO keep the boys in 4
good humor half year, is patroI
worth having
If every voter in Marshall count,
took one seventeenth as many paper
as DIR. A. G. Matchette, OF Bourbon
or W. FL. Fl. Stoner, OF Inwood, Mar
shall county would not have les
number of newspaper subscriber
than any other county in the State
These gentlemen take seventeen
} each. and the proprietors OF the Re
PUBLICAN know that they not only pa
for the REPUBLICAN, but seem to TAX
especial delight in getting others +
! patronize it.
"A greenbacker was recent
blowing, and demanding the issue Q
more greenbacks, when he was aske
how he would put them In circulation
@Send them," he said, @to the post
masters, and let them loan them GU
on real estate mortgages, at pc
hon xusrI that Ill. 81,