Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-04-11
Personal.

what good paper the REPUBLICAN Is,
sends us the amount requisite to set
his subscription six months ahead.
We have a number of subscribers
outside OF Marshall county, whom we
would be pleased to hear from in the
same way.
A letter comes from Marmont this
week, containing the wherewithal
which sets d. w. Miller's subscription
several months ahead. We like such
letters, and wouldn't care bit if we
received q dozen a day. We hope
Mr. Miller will call and see us when
he comes up to the metropolis of
Marshall county.
Upton Stansbury, of the popular
| firm of Stansbury & Co., dealers in
hardware, &C., came in Saturday and
| deposited an amount on subscription
that will do considerable in the way
OF keeping the hands in good hum
or, and enabling us to make live pa
per.
p. A. White, one of North townships
old citizens, and jolly sort Of man,
who believes in religion, breaches
piety, and practices it without long
face, takes the REPUBLICAN and pays
for it, gave US an installment Friday.
White says IL he more than pays a
year ahead, it doesn't make any If
erence, for he is a life subscriber.
Samuel Moore, one of the most
popular men in Plymouth-a man
who contends for what he believes is
right. whether with his minority or the
majority -came in Saturday and gave
the amount necessary to receive the
REPUBLICAN until the Goth OF April,
1879.
Mr.. A. J. Clifton, OF Argos, came in
Monday and enrolled as REPUBLI-
CAN subscriber. Mr.. G. has Bible,
and now that he has the REPUBLICAN,
he has all the reading matter neces-
sary to make an ordinary mortal
happy.
Mr.. Jno. d. Gordon, Of Green town.
ship, gave us call last Saturday, and
like all sensible men, renewed his
subscription. Well bet years sub
scription that Mr.. G.. wasn't one Of
the fifteen Republicans who stayed
away from the polls last Monday
week, and thus let the Democrats
elect their Trustee by sixteen ma
| iority.
Miss Frank Shirley is one OF those
numerous sensible ladies who know
what a good paper the REPUBLICAN is,
and came in last Saturday and set the
figures opposite her name several
months in advance.
Il don't want to read your paper
any longer" is what ne said last
Thursday morning. With sadness in
our hearts we turned to his name,
among the ass" and were about to
scratch it off, when he added, "but /
do mine, so here is 81 for another
year." Joyfully did we set the figures
opposite s. s. Stayley's name year
ahead, and way down in our heart we
felt God prosper and bless him."
Jacob Beam. the saddier and har-
ness man, OF Argos, who, through
hard times keeps hammering away
just the same as when money is
plenty, well knowing that the labor
ing man saves the country from ruin
in times like these, came in Tuesday
and paid for his paper. Mr.. Beam
has filled the office of Justice for sew
eral years, and retires now, feeling
that he has always tried to do his
duty.
Isaiah Hess, q tiller Of the soil, neal
Argos, who believes in keeping him.
self posted, and paying for the infor.
nation that he gets through his coun
ty paper, made us short call Tues.
day. and renewed for the best paper
In this part OF the State.
J. b. Iden, one OF the substant tia
men Of the east side of the county
, subscribed for the paper to be sem
to his son, at Abingdon, Illinois. Mr.
, Iden reads the paper himself. and
J knowing that his boy would like tt
, hear the news from his old home
takes this method Of sending it. II a
, number Of other people would do tn,
!, same thing, we and their children
would be mutually benefited.
Mr.. Bauer. OF the firm of Bauer &
, Helmling, at Bremen, came il
Wednesday and paid up the old scor,
and for a whole year beside. Two
such men will do more to help max,
a good county than one hundred ole
, fogies who cannot see the necessity
! Of good newspaper.
If we had two thousand as prompt
paying subscribers as Mr.. A. T. Lewis
, OF Wolf Creek, who came in to see u!
/. Wednesday, we should be able Il
make a good county paper with salts
J, faction to ourselves and patrons.
Lucius Overmeyer and Alder
!. BONNER, two of Union township
honest yeoman, who believe In sup
porting their county paper and build
ing up home interests, came il
: Wednesday evening. and. with none,
just as good as gold, showed their ap