Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-06-27
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al 6Oo SohiO WY nCuk having
blaze ON last Thursday. The room
occupied by J. F. Norton, as bakery
was discovered to be on fire, but by
the timely interference Of citizens the
flames were subdued, and the whole
row of buildings on the west side OF
Michigan street saved.
DR.. F. M. Burket, one of Plymouth's
best dentists, left Tuesday to attend
the Dental Association at Indianapo-
lis. The DR.. will be absent four or
five weeks, and during that time his
brother, DR.. G. Burket, will have
charge Of the office, and all work in
their line will be promptly attended
to.
w. Garner, of the Stark county
Enterprise made us a short call Fri
day. He represents everything live
ly in Knox, and says that of the
eleven hundred voters in Stark coun-
ty more than nine hundred take a
county paper. This shows that
Stark county men are sensible.
We learn that a band Of gypsies
are encamped about a mile east Of
town. The foolish boys and girls,
and more foolish older men and wom-
en- will now have their palms exam
ined, and listen with establishment
mixed with awe, TO what the future
has in store for them as told by the
wonderful gypsy fortune-teller.
L Duddleson, Of Maxenkuckee,
is one of the kind of men that does
not pretend to support his county
paper but gives it real support by
always paying In advance. He
knows that a small amount from
every one will pay the large amount
that publishers have to expend every
week. He set his subscription ahead
last Friday.
Hiram VanVactor one of the
substantial farmers of Walnut, made
US a pleasant visit Monday, and set
his subscription forward year. Mr..
VanVactor Is one of the men who
understands that good county pa
per helps to build up home interest
and home enterprise, and that 1t pays
every farmer, mechanic and labor
ing man to support it.
William Harris who has been for
q number Of years engaged On the
P. Fit. W. & G. r. R., came in We'd
nesday and ordered the paper for his
father W. II. Harris, Madison Ne
braska- Mr.. Harris has been for
some time running the accomoda-
ton train, but we learn Is soon to
become conductor on another train
operated by the same road.
Edwin F. Sewer, who is engaged
In the mercantile business at LaPaz,
was arrested for assaulting the wife
Of J. Fl. Peacock, near Lake Of the
Woods, on the night of June LIST. The
trial took place before Justice Sny-
der Monday and Tuesday, and the
evidence did not show the character
Of Mr.. Sewer in a very enviable light.
He was fined one dollar and costs.
Rev. T. G. Stringer is again able
to be on the streets, but he is very
pale, and evidently very weak. He
must rest awhile and take good care
Of himself II he would ever be able to
do effective work in the ministry.
Everybody hopes that his health ere
long may be fully restored. 1t does
not look natural to 60 into the Meth
odist church and not see Mr.. Stringer
there.
The last number OF the Plymouth
REPUBLICAN was an unexceptionably
good one. 1t contained ten columns
OF local matter, consisting, besides
town and county items. of a lengthy
report OF the commencement exercis-
es of the Plymouth high school,
Decoration day celebration, and the
Democratic county convention. Such
enterprise Is commendable.-LaPorte
Chronicle.
Several houses in this city and
vicinity were entered show day, In
the absence of the families, who were
viewing the street parade, and articles
OF more or less value taken. From
William Beaton's silk dress pattern
and quantity Of jewelry was taken.
The dress-pattern was found Sunday
by Misses Cleavelan1 and Pierce. No
trace Of the jewelry has been found
A suit of clothes and some other arti-
cles Of considerable value were taken
from a residence south of town.
&C. M. Townsend, Of Argos, Is a
candidate for county Treasu rer, az
will be seen by referring to our list
of announcements this week. Mr.
Townsend is the gentlemanly agent
of the /. P. & @. railroad at Argos
He has resided in the county since
he was four years old, Is gentleman
in the true sense of the word, has
many friends throughout the county
Is in everyway qualified TO fill the
Office, and II nominated and elected
would not try to make 1t so hot that
no other man would dare to be q can
didate" as Doc Reynolds proposes to
do.
The match game of base ball be.
tween the Pottawattamies of Roches.
ter and the Quicksteps Of this city
was played here last Saturday, re-