Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-06-13
HERE AND THERE.
Circus your girl.

Fourth OF July comes on Thurs
day this year.
Twenty. more or less, bootblacks
"a circus is coming.
! The circus posters attract an ad
miring crowd of spectators.
Rev. Little, Of the Presbyterian
Church is taking vacation.
The "deah people" had lots to say
about it last Saturday, didn't they?
Several young ladies and gentle
men Of this city had an enjoyable pic
mic at Pretty Lake last Friday.
Mrs. ]. F. Langenbaugh has our
thanks for bowl of the incest cher
ries imaginable.
The l., p. G. g. r. r. have been
building new fences along their line
of road.
The Blue Ribbon Societies OF the
county will have grand picnic in
Plymouth Saturday.
"A curiosity - that Jeffersonian
manuel from which the Greenbackers
took their parliamentary rules.
The Pittsburgh road has been
painting the telegraph polls along
their road on the depot grounds.
Don't forget the joint meeting of
all the fire companies Saturday night
to make arrangements for the Fourth
Of July.
And now the small boys while
away the hours playing show" and
their mothers pin-cushions suffer In
consequence.
Potter, the wheelbarrow-man,
who passed through Plymouth sever
al weeks ago, is now well on his Jour-
ney through western Iowa.
Our Office was honored last
Thursday by a call from Miss Emma
Jockey and Miss Lille Outcalt. They
wanted Ito re de wheels go wound"
If there is lady in Plymouth or
Marshall county by name Of Maria
McClintock, and she will call at this
Office, she can have a circular that
may be Of value to her.
Henry Plat, an honest working
man from Wolf Greek, who wants to
know what is going on in the world,
gave US a call Saturday and enrolled
as REPUBLICAN subscriber.
Bishop Talbot having arranged
a temporary supply for Warsaw, the
Rev. j. ]. Faude will remain in
Plymouth, and there will be services
at st, Thomas church on Sunday.
H. G.. Thayer and wife, of Plym-
outh, Indiana, are spending a few
days in the city, the guest OF Martin
81. Rice. Rumor has it that he is
considering the question of making
this his future place of residence
Indianapolis Nelcs.
"A friend of the REPUBLICAN wishes
US to state that Miss Ollie Korp has
attended the public school in this
city twenty seven months, and during.
that long period has not missed day
or been tardy single time" Few
pupils anywhere can show such an
excellent record.
The Greenbackers could get only
thirty five men to attend their con-
vention in Noble county, the other
day. In Kosciusko, the movement
is in the decline. Surely the prospect
is not very bright for certain Plym.
outh lawyer, who desires to go to
Congress from this district by means
Of the Greenback vote.
w. b. BunneIl, the efficient POST
master at Walnut, made us pleasant
visit Friday. Mr.. Bunnell takes a |
daily paper, yet he understands that |
his county paper is the one from
which he gets local news, and that it |
is to his interest to sustain 1t, and he |
subscribes and pays for it in connec-
ton with the Inter- Ocean.
The name of John v. Ashley is
announced as candidate of Sheriff,
subject to the decision of the Repub-
lean Convention. Mr.. Ashley is
thorough business man, has been for
years employed In the hardware es-
Establishment of Buck & Toan in this
city, and is well known to every voter
in the county. While we would not |
wish to be understood as Indicating a
preference for any one, we are justi-
fed in saying what almost everybody
knows, that Mr.. Astley's qualifications
for that place are No. 1.
The plymouth 7s's" base ball |
club went to Rochester last Thursday |
to play the @P!ottawattomies." The
result was thirty-two to twenty-five
In favor OF the Rochester youths. It |
Is claimed the umpire, a Rochester
man, had much to do with this, by un-
fair ruling in the ninth inning. We
understand the Rochester boys will |
visit Plymouth soon, when a fair |
game will be insured and the Fulton |
boys will get drubbing.
j. ]. Scbilt, Of German to wnship,
Is announced as a candidate for |
Sheriff, subject to the decision OF the |
Convention. Mr.. Schilt |
is said to be a strong man, especially |
in the north part Of the county. There
are others spoken OF for the same
nlaca and for other offices Thia ia "a