Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-02-21


Miss Merryweather, Of indianapolis
is visiting relatives in the city.
Miss Eta Harris, Of Warsaw, spent
Sunday in Plymouth.
Miss Mundy, of the Episcopal choir,
sings an excellent soprano.
Mr.. Geo. knight, a Bourbon printer
can span the widest street at one
step. HE is so tall like some steeple
high"
If highwayman attacks you, just
inform him that you are a printer,
and he will not disturb your empty
pockets.
Deservedly popular. We mean DIR.
Bulls Cough Syrup. He will thank
you for Your advice. The price is
only 25 cents.
Ed Gibson is in Knox county, Ohio,
instead of Kendalville. We are not
informed whether "they will keep
house" on their return or not.
II Slim Jim, of the real estate office,
borrowes any more OF our fire with
out our devils consent, there will be
a cremation some fine morning.
Messers c. T. Mattingly and N. II.
Oglesbee returned from Nashville,
Tenn, Monday, whittier they were on
business.
Our esteemed friend P. o. Klinger,
returned from Kalamazoo, Mich, last
Thursday night with his new bride.
happiness to them.
Dr.J, A. Dunlap has added to his
library some Of the latest works
on medical science.
Don't ask us anything about Mr..
G. n. Lamson's fortune. Remit one
cent postage sticker to him, and he
will tell you all about it.
We have a fine autograph collec-
ton Of most OF the noted authors and
American journalists, and to cap the
climax lack Frank Rand's fac smile.
Some granger drove like iehu over
a LaPorte street crossing Saturday,
besmearing a passing stranger with
mud and strange to say, the stranger
never swore n swear.
J. L. McKelvy,-"Big Mack" the
commission merchant. has packed up
and moved to Warsaw. He will come
after the ground hog season probably.
The fellow who puts up at Dodge's
hotel with sick looking valise, and
fails to square up, runs q fearful risk
of getting lodged" The clerk wears
number mines.
w. r. Fisher Is the architect Of an
ingenious checker board. 1t Is CON-
posed of 612 pieces of three kinds OF
wood.
Messers. Pershing, Kelley, and
Easton went several miles into the
country Sunday, in behalf OF tenn
perance, and secured forty odd s. Zners
to the pledge.
Messers Crawford & Co. are the
only firm in the city who receive
goods by the car load. They have
just received a large invoice Of stone
ware.
A man was in the office the other
day looking for a life insurance agent,
and he didn't want to kill the agent
either. What may we not expect OF
this age?
Lamp Fixtures Of all varieties,
crockery, and glassware in endless
variety. Call at Crawford & Cos.
and get prices that will astonish you.
We are thankful that our name is
not Danbury Jim. He meets with
deluges OF interrogations daily. as to
his reputed fortune.-Get a talking
machine Jim, and set it in operation.
A fellow in Illinois sent an order
to this Office for cards, recently, and
enclosed silver coin in a piece of
paste board. II it had been of a
larger denomination he probably
would have used the bung- hole OF a
beer cask.
Miss Garner, 1st Vice president Of
the Plymouth N. G. T. o., after a
four months sojourn in this city, re-
turned to Wabash, Ind, this week.
The good wishes Of the temperance
people go with her.
Our brother reporter Danbury, in
forms us that the Bourbon schools
under the supervision OF Prof, Nc
Alpine. are prospecting finely.
Howard Brooke, Of Peru, was in
the city Monday. He contemplates
making "a tour through Kansas and
Texas soon, with view to locating.
The horse buyer shipped another
lot Of about twenty horses to Buffalo,
N. Y, last Saturday. Marshall coun-
ty is being well drained Of her fine
horses.
Chas. Holtzendorf has the champ
ion pugalistic rooster of this section,
1t will put to flight cat, dog, or man.
That Is the kind Of pet to send to
your motber-in-l law.
The marvellous and undated in
terest in the blue ribbon temperance
cause continues. The meetings are
we'll attended and great good has
been wrought in this city and county,