Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-02-07

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clerk
Jimmy Stevens, the Oldest drayman
in Northern Indiana, who has been
taking a few weeks vacation, has re-
sumed business.
We observe in yesterdays Chicago
Tribune that the inevitable bulldozer
Martin Fl. Bovee, the warm friend OF
the editor OF the Democrat, has turned
up again.
The Democrat last week in men,
tioning the slight mishap TO The
REPUBLICAN "forms," prevarieated
about six hours. You can have a
club dance on them now.
Messrs. Nussbaum & Mayer have
one Of the handsomest rotary clocks
to be seen anywhere. They are en-
enterprisng merchants and look al
ways to the interest Of their custom
ers.
A farmer while crossing LaPorte
street last Friday was knocked down
and partially run over by single
CUTTER. A strong dose Of law would
probably learn the driver a little
sense.
To offended patrons and those who
desire to spill our gore, the fighting
editor is away and Danbury's carbine
Is gone: but chained Towser is vorac-
ious, and our Bogardus kicker works
| to charm,
Ye m. m. reporter is Of the opinion
that when you stumble over the pro-
iecting walk by Stansbury & Cos
hardware store, it is the proper oc-
casion to soliloquize on the place the
preachers have been talking about.
Mrs.. L. McKelvy, a real estate
agent, d. E. Caldwell, the editor OF
The REPUBLICAN, and Mr.. J. M. Jen-
nings, all of Plymouth, Indiana, are
at the Tefft House.=TopekG Kan,
Commonwealth.
Messrs Crawford & Son, OF Laporte
street, have their capacious store
room well stocked with an excellent
selection OF glass, queens, & china
ware. They intend residing here
permanently and are perfect gentle
men, drop in.
~The blue ribbonites think they
are d-n smartl" calculated Plym-
outh dispenser Of liquid strychnine,
last week. Correctl They are smart
CROUCH to rescue men from being
hurled into the place prepared for
you.
Messers. F. Comingore and J..
Redd, the coffee pot gentlemen are
making the citizens of Warsaw hap
DIV with their useful article, they re-
ceive them by the car load, because
they sell like ginger bread on show
day.
The entire family OF Thomas Fetch
er assembled at his residence one
half mile south OF Plymouth, on last
Sabbath, making seven children and
thirteen grand children, being the
first reunion OF the family since the
war.
| His royal majesty, the chief scribe
Of the Democrat, few days since re-
ceived an invitation to the hop for
this evening, the admission fee being
abbreviated @add ST." Thinking it
an advertisement, he interviewed the
boys. We don't smoke, but give ours
to Danbury.
The speeches of Mayor johnson,
Judge Corbin, Hons. j. s. Bender
and II. G. Thayer. at the Sunday
temperance meeting. for CLIQUE nee.
and ableness, were never excelled in
the u. s. Senate, or English Parli-
ment.
An old man named Hoffman, at
| Argos, was struck at with a hick-
DRY club large enough to STAY an OK,
by unknown Williams. on Sunday eve-
ming, fortunately missing him. He
is said to have had considerable
money on his person at the time
What next?
Some unknown persons hung Oscar
Fife in effigy on a tree. about two
miles south of this city, on last Mon
day, and on il were the following few
sympathetic lines: Now all you
young lawyers take warning by me-
let the women and children alone
and you will not hang an effigy.'
i 8. l.. Mex elvy, an extensiae dealer
In real estate, and DIR. j. M. Jennings
of Plymouth, Indiana, are in the city
they have just returned from a trip
out west on the Kansas Pacific, and
express themselves as highly pleased
with the country, especially around
st. Mary's. They are contemplating
investing In real.estate, and improv-
ing it.
d. e. Caldwell, Editor Of the Plym.
outh, Ind, REPUBLICAN, is in the city
Topeka Kan, Commonwealth.
VIM. Foltz who has been con finet
In Jail for some time under the charge
of poisoning a well in Argos, on the
7th OF December last, was tried or
Tuesday last on writ OF habeas
| coy-D7fs and discharged. Judge Keith