Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-24
CITY AND COUNTY.

from the west part of this city to hi
farm on Wolf Creek.
-24,S65 letters were mailed at tn,
Plymouth post-offioe during the
quarter ending Oct. 1st 1873.
Mrs. Pollson died at theresidenc,
OF her son in-law, Geo. Kibler, in the
south part of town, Tuesday evening
The REPUBLICAN and Indianapoli:
Journal one year for s275. REPUB'
LIcAN and Inter Ocean one year fol
SO.
The l. P. & G. Railway Co. are
constructing q new bridge to be
placed across Yellow river, where
their road crosses it in this city.
Young Brownlee, who was shot
at the Maxsnkuckee ball by DR.
Thomas, was alive Tuesday afternoon
but his death was hourly expected.
"A counterfeit of the new standard
dollar is in circulation. 1t is darker
hue and lighter weight than the gen.
uine, but easily mistaken for good
one.
Articles OF value of any kind may
now be sent safely by mail as third
class matter, to any part of the Uni.
ted States on the payment Of one cent
an ounce postage, and ten cent reg
lister fee.
The temperance workers, Jack
Wauburton and Messrs. Foster and
Young, left Wednesday morning,
Wauburton going to Chicago, and
Foster and Young returning to VAL
paraiso.
Wheeler is putting in a new Chi
cago sidewalk sixteen feet wide, ex-
tending the whole length of his bust
ness building on Michigan and La
Porte streets. 1t will be made of
lumber and tar.
The South Bend Register has
passed into the hands of a new COM
pany composed of Daniel s. Marsh,
Charles n. Fassett, Hubert S Fassett,
Frank A. Marsh, and Eugene NJ. Herr.
Daniel s. Marsh will be editor, and
Charles N. Fassett city editor.
ID. E. Snyder, Esq, returned
Tuesday evening from a trip to Ne
braska. He was there about a week,
but did not go far enough west to get
the scalp OF an Indian or to give one
a chance to get his. He thinks there
is some pretty fine country in the
West.
w. J Adams is putting in a new
twenty five horse power engine in n.
G.. Thayer's elevator. The old en-
CINE was put in by foreign Co. and
Mr.. Thayer is satisfied after a few
years of trial that it pays to have an
engine made at home, even IL it does
cost tribe more.
The neatest tonsorial establish
ment in this part OF the State is that
OF John Mueller, east side of Michi-
gan Street south of National Bank.
When the boys want to get themsel-
yes up in style or the old men want a
nice clean shave or hair cut TO suit,
they always call on Mueller.
"A Temple of Honor, with a large
membership. was organized Tuesday
evening. and will meet in the Good
Templar's Hall. We wish them sue
cess, and hope that hundreds of
young men who are now taking an
occasional glass will unite with them,
and become for all time total abstin-
enee men.
j. u. Barr, who resides at Spring
Valley, Minnesota, was once one OF
Marshall county's best fellows, and
| when his subscription expires we
don't have to stop his paper or ask
him to renew. He just sends along
the money always, like he did last
Monday, and we continue the paper.
Success to Barr, and all such men.
Wish we had ten thousand such SUBJ
scribers.
We learn that a wagon containing
fonr men came down Michigan street
and up LaPorte street at a furious
rate, one evening this week, running
into and partly demolishing another
wagon, knocking down man on the
crossing and endangering the lives
OF women and children crossing the
streets. Such reckless drivers should
be made pay for their fun, whether
drunk or sober.
Our North township correspon-
dence came too late for publication,
but we condense the following: Henry
Zentz was bitten by mad dog last
Saturday. Elder Lacy, OF Fountain
county has been preaching for the
Wesleyan Methodists. Two OF Mrs.
Mummey's horses were killed by a
b. & 0. train. Monday. The Green
hackers OF North burnt powder and
had jolliflcation over the defeat OF
the Greenback party.
Subscribers residing outside OF
the county will hereafter be required
to pay strictly in advance. and those
now in arrears must send in the
money within the next four weeks, II
they wish their papers continued. At
the end OF that time we shall place
the accounts OF all who have not paid
in the hands OF an officer for collec-
ton. Our white paper costs us cash,
| our ink costs money! and we have IN