Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-12-05
CITY AND COUNTY.

tonight. Admittance free.
w. h. Mershon has been engaged
to teach the High School choir.
There are at present nineteen
paupers supported at the Poor Farm.
ID. W. Davis, OF Dayton, Ohio, is
visiting Mr.. Lou. Benham this week.
e. F. Sever g. Co., of LaPaz, have
had their business house closed by
the Sheriff.
Bishop Talbot will officiate at st.
Thomas Church next Sunday morn
ing and evening.
-"Old Fan," mare thirty-two
years old belonging to Hugh Brown
lee, died this week.
An infant child OF Mr.. Ford's, OF
Fl. Wayne, was brought to Plymouth
for burial this week.
C. W. Rogers, Of West township,
died last Saturday. He was about
ully seven years ulu.
There was a large attendance at
the M. E. social held at w. NJ. Ken
dall's Tuesday evening.
John P. Huff, the popular and ef-
ficient Trustee Of German township,
called Tuesday and enrolled for the
REPUBLICAN.
Two or three loads OF good dry
wood wanted at this Office immediate
ly. Wood about twenty inches In
length preferred.
j. r. Connover, Esq. Of Walker
ton, who was visiting in this city last
Saturday and Sunday made the Re-
PUBLICAN Office pleasant call.
H. A. Peed, a newspaper man OF
Shoals, in the south part OF the State.
was In town this week, looking over
the Democrat Office with view Of
purchasing 1t.
w. d. Mershon, OF Warsaw, will
be in Plymouth every Monday and
Tuesday. and will teach piano, organ,
voice culture. &c. Leave orders at
Chas. Whitmore's.
Walter Piper is now engaged in
the printing business at Yinton. Iowa.
In a postal card received Tuesday,
he expresses himself well pleased
with his new home.
Everybody regrets the calling in
OF white neckties necessitated by the
cold weather. While they were in
vogue, a fellow could look like a
banker for five cents.
In another column will be found
four advertisements OF a kind that
have not been seen In the REPUBLI-
CAN scarcely within the memory OF
man. They are Sheriff's Sales.
Mrs. Caroline Brumbaugh. Of
West township, called last Saturday
and set the figures opposite her name
away into 1879. Our lady subscri-
bers never try to swindle the printer.
The editor OF the Crown Point
Star, like the editor OF the Plymouth
Greepback Herald, has found school
teaching a more lucrative business
than editing paper, and the Star,
like the Herald, has gone dead.
John A. Leopold, OF Millersburgh,
Ohio, who had been on a hunting ex-
petition to Wisconsin, stopped few
days in this city last week visiting al
j. F. Langenbaugh's. He expresses
himself well pleased with Plymouth.
-Tribby & Bennett have put up
fine, new scales on the north side OF
their grocery and provision store, and
are now prepared to weigh anything.
from the fraction of an ounce to the
heaviest load that can be weighed In
the city.
The Michigan City correspondent
o. the LaPorre. Herald says that j. A.
Miller, well known to almost every
body in Marshall county. Ia making
arrangements to start a Democratic
paper in Michigan City, to be called
the Leader.
Drake, Fields and Leland, livery
men, were arrested Monday, at the
instance OF some old gentleman OF
Fulton county, whose name we did
not learn, for Obtaining goods or
false pretences. The indictment was
quashed.
w. 81. Mershon, of Warsaw. the
celebrated musician, called on us
Tuesday. Our unsteady inclined
readers in this city will be glad to
know that he will. for the next three
months, be here on Mondays and
Tuesdays Of each week.
Thomas Fife, one OF the wheel
horses Of Republlcanism In this
county, called Tuesday. Mr.. Fife
like most Republicans. has been dis
gusted with the Presidents southern
policy. but is glad to see signs OF re-
turning reason In the message this
week.
| ADRIAN Clarke, formerly OF the
Mail and Magnet, but more recently
engaged on newspapers in Monticello
and Goodland has been visiting his
numerous friends in Plymouth dur.
ing the last ten days. He looks
healthy, sports immense whiskers. Is
a pleasant fellow, but strange to say
IL not married.
"A chinchilla overcoat was stolen
from Simon Becker's store Saturday