Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-03-07
Personal.

J. p. Thresher. of Benton Harbor,
Mich, and Mr.. Work, of this city,
one of the old Republican "stand bys"
were among our callers this week.
Hon. G, III. Reeve, who is probably
as well known in Marshall county as
any other man, was in THE RepUBLI-
CAN office Saturday. He does not
express himself as very much in love
with the soft money platform OF the
Democracy.
Messrs. Warens, Hoover and
Chew, Of West township, called Sat-
urday. They represent everything
lively in that part Of the county.
r. G. Ridgway, former correspon-
dent of The REPUBLICAN gave US a
pleasant call Monday. He is going
to Dacotah soon.
John L. Langenbaugh ST., one Of
the leading educators of the county
let the light OF his countenance shine
in our sanctum few minutes Satur-
day. Mr.. Langenbaugh is secretary
OF the Teachers Association, which
convened in this city on that day.
A. Badgley, who resides at Argos
and believes in paying for his paper
in advance, came in Monday and per-
mitted us to remonetize some silver
for him.
When we say that on Friday one
of the oldest, staunchest, and most
determined Republican workers Of
Marshall county, came in to pay his
subscription. many OF our readers
will guess that we refer to w. j.
Hand, of Wolf Creek. From the day
that the party was organized to the
present, Mr.. Hand has been battling
for its success and he believes as
firmly in the truth and ultimate tri-
umph Of the great principles Of the
party as when he first entered its
organization. 1t does us good to
meet such men. Were the entire
Republican party composed of such
there would be no doubt of success
at any time
Scarcely had Mr.. Hand left the
room, when Rev, Austin Fuller came
in. Mr.. Fuller has probably joined in
the holy bonds of matrimony more
couples than any other man in
America. He is not one OF those
men who think that a minis.
ter of the Gospel should be an idiot
in regard to everything pertaining to
affairs Of government and has in
times past been prominent in tho
politics Of Marshall county. He be.
lieves never in compromising princi
pies for the sake Of defeating your
opponents at the polls, and he IL
right. A victory won by making
terms wife the wrong, is worse than ,
defeat.
r. Schroeder, Esq, who is probabl.
the oldest resident in Marshal
county, having resided here for forty
five years, came in Tuesday, an,
paid for the paper to March 22d
1879. Mr.. Schroeder though an un
wavering Republican was elected
justice Of the peace in the Demo
cratic township of North, three years
ago by alarge majority. Since theI
about five hundred cases have beel
tried before him, and not singh
appeal has been taken from his de
cision.
Mr. /. Duddleson, OF Maxenkuckee
called upon US .ast Tuesday and set
tied a subscription bill. Mr. Dud
dleson has been subscriber to TIL
REPUBLICAN many years-likes tn
paper and will continue reading
each week and paying for it eacl
year until death calls him to NEE
the reward that prompt payin
newspapers subscribers are sure t
obtain.
VIM. Holland, proprietor Of tn
| Pretty Lake nurseries,, from whor
our patrons can buy anything in tn
nusery line without being swindle
paid us visit Wednesday.
DIR. W. s. Runnels, of Monterey
gave us call Saturday, and state
that THE REPUBLICAN keeps hir