Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-09-05
CITT AND COUNTY.

This is an oyster month.
Mrs. J. A. Crawford is sick.
School commences Monday.
The REPUBLICAN until Octber 25th
for twenty-five cents.
Wheat So cents, oats 20 cents
and potatoes so cents busheL
The Episcopal Sunday School
picniced at Pretty Lake yesterday.
M. A. o. Packard returned from
his European trip last Friday night.
Potter, the wheelbarrow man, is
In Utah and twenty days ahead Of
time.
Hunters report that ducks will
be unusually plentiful this fall on the
Kankakee.
State and county election four
weeks from Tuesday. Vote the Re-
publican ticket.
Evening services at the Presby-
terrain Church will commence at Z 80
next Sunday.
1t you are in Walnut and want a
square meal call at McClures and
you will get it.
Mrs. G.. W. Wright has our
thanks for a beautiful boquet left on
our table last Friday.
H. Hervey is building a neat
dwelling in the south part OF the city
east OF Michigan street.
Miss Phebe Thompson has gone
to Rochester where she is engaged as
a teacher in the public school.
Rev. J. J. Faude breaches the SER
mon at the Harvest Home" st. An
drew's Church, Warsaw, to-day.
Hon. VIM. Civilians. Greenback
candidate for Congress. will crate on
fiat" money at the Opera House next
Thursday.
"A close observer OF the new dol
lar of ~our daddies" will discover the
British lion hiding behind the Amer
can eagle.
-Morg Weir, OF LaPorte.. Demo-
cratic candidate for Congress in the
18th district was in the city Friday
last.
The Presbyterian Sociable will be
held this evening at the residence Of
G. E. Toan. Refreshments from six
till hire. All are invited.
u. d. Sinks, typo on tae Peru
Republican favored US with short
call Saturday morning. He had been
rusticating at Maxenkuckee.
A number OF copies of the speech
Of Hon. Edwin Keightly, OF Michigan,
on the repeal of the resu mption act
for distribution at this office.
John L. Place, Democratic candi-
date for Recorder, called on us Mon
day and subscribed for the REPUBLI-
CAN in order to keep posted on the
days doings.
Yesterday morning John Hoham
received box containing TWO ears OF
corn, one twelve and the other thir-
teen inches long. They grew at
Greenwood. Nebraska.
w. E. Peters, dealer In pianos
and organs. drives the gayest team in
Plymouth. A very pleasant fellow, a
good musician, and was for years a
disciple of Faust
There was a large excursion to
Chicago. Monday. over the Fort
Wayne Road. There were fifteen
coaches and over one thousand pas
sengers. Fifty-five went from here,
The Pittsburg road this year has
laid fifty miles of new steel rails. 1t
Is said that the wrecking car on this
road has been In disuse so long a
time that the birds have built nests In
Wdrsap Republican.
"A few days since q stranger
picked up the Greenback Herald oil
last week and after noting the incon.
sistencies OF single column re-
marked, "the editor Of this paper Il
certainly crazy"
Mr.. Bailey found a pair of pants
belonging to Father Zurwellen. who
was the victim Of the robbery las
week, under his mill in the north par
Of the city. Everything Of value Il
the thieves was, OF course, taken from
the pockets.
David 8. Gooding, Democrat
spoke to a partially filed house o
Democrats, Republicans and Green
hackers in this city last Friday. Tn
usual Democratic harangue. N,
oheering-except when he ended.
WIN. H. Conger. of North Town
ship. one of the best farmers and bus
mess men In the County, has on
thanks for large watermelon. w
hope to see Mr.. Conger take charg
OF the Recorders Office before an
more water melons are raised.
| "A writer in the North WesterI
Christian Aduocate hasn't very hig
4 opinion Of aBro." Haskell, who con
Quoted meetings here last spring.
Neither have We, nor OF any othe
Snowman who will jump the town an
thus beat the printer out Of his jus
dues.
The charity concert given In al
OF the yellow fever sufferers at th
Opera House, Monday evening, was