Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-08-15
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1t cOSIS a Saloon Inau ABOUT III
to knock down barber in Plymouth
The Good Templars of this city
are picnicing at Maxenkuckee to-day
Disgusting -the number o
drunken men On the streets last Sun
day.
The Potter House, Argos, is ;
good place for hungry man to stoT
at.
"A number Of Plymouth boys com
plain of not feeling well since their
return from Maxenkuckee.
Mr.. A Reickair, Of Peru, will ad.
dress the temperance meeting Sat
urday evening.
johnny Losey is tickled. Com
Hill got upset in the middle Of Max
enkuckee last week.
The Mennonite meeting will
commence near Eagle Lake, Aug. 23d
and will continue three days.
Services at ST. Thomas Episco.
pal Church this city, will be resumed
Sunday the 18th ar usual hour, morn.
ing and evening.
Potter, the wheelbarrow man
who went through here early in June
was at Laramie. Wyoming Territory
the last heard from.
Wheat is worth IS cents; oats 90
rye, 40 and potatoes 80 cents per
bushel. Butter is ten cents pei
pound and eggs six cents per dozen
-~The poor friend of man." instead
OF the poor mans FRIEND" is the
way they put it now, referring to the
Greenback candidate for Represen.
tative.
Mrs. M. W. Simons, Mrs. DR.. Bur.
ket and Miss Bien, a lady friend Of
theirs, from Cleveland, Ohio, and
Mrs. Halleck are attending the camp.
meeting at Warsaw.
The August number of Brainard':
Musical World is on our table, and as
usual is full of matter interesting tc
musicians. Subscription price $3.50
Single copies Is cents. Address Will
liams & Manss, IA West 4th St., Gin.
cinnati, Ohio.
Persons visiting the lake should
put up at the Allegheny House kept
by our fellow townsman, E. r. Ed.
wards. Mr.. E. and his amiable lady
keep the hotel in a splendid manner
Everything Is tidy and nice, the fare
is tip-top, and rates very reasonable
B. Linkenhelt, Plymouth's cele
DRAFTED butter and egg buyer, shipped
twenty-five thousand pounds OF but
ter last week. 1t goes to London, via
New York. His monthly shipment.
Of eggs average about thirty Thousand
dozen.
Argos and vicinity furnishes u,
as many readers Of the county paper.
as any other place in the county
but we found a man there who saiC
that he had lived forty five years with
out subscribing for a newspaper. anc
no paper should ever be taken for hi
family if he can help it.
There will be a Missionary meet.
ing at the Presbyterian church mex
Sunday afternoon at half past five
Services will be conducted by the
women OF the Missionary Society
and will consist Of essays, addresses
etc. To this meeting the public ar,
cordially invited to attend.
The families OF Charlie Green an,
Mrs. l.. Cross in the west part O
town had some difficulty Tuesda,
evening, Green was arrested To-
using indecent language and threat
ening to shoot Mrs. Cross. The tria
comes off to-day.
There will be a sociable at tn,
residence OF Mr.. A. Morrison mex
Friday evening, August Goth. Sup
per will be served from six to tel
o'clock. Proceeds are to be used 70
the benefit of Miss Cleaveland who Il
soon to leave on missionary work il
Mexico. Everybody invited to at
tend.
Thieves btoke open the celia
window OF Humrichousers & DIAL
grocery store Tuesday night, anC
went through the cellar door int
the store and stole three larg,
hams, q jar containing thirty.on
pounds OF butter, six or seven dollar
in change and probably some othe
articles in the grocery line.
John Jacoby brought specimen
OF those perpetual bearing raspber
ries to this Office Monday. Ther'
were berries ripe and as fine as Cal
be found at any season OF the year
others just turning yellow, some hal
grown and others are in blossom
they bear continually from July unit
killed by frost.
"A very successful merchant in
large New England city says: II al
ways advertise the most when time
are duh. In busy seasons it Is onl
necessary to keep my name befor
the public; am sure to get m
share Of the spontaneous traffic. Blu
when business is light, then 1 fulmi
nate my broadsides OF special bal
gains. and then ia lust the tim