Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-05-23
HERE AND THERE.

Saturday.
See change of the l., p. & G. tim,
card.
There was a good deal OF cleo
pioneering done last Sunday.
The Good Templars are fixing M
their hall in fine style.
We hear of farmers complaining
that the fly is injuring their wheat.
The @Color Guard" is to be pre-,
sented at Bourbon May 9th.
Subscribe for the REPUBLICAN anC
get your neighbor to go and do like.
wise.
Hon. w. w. Butterworth, oil
Mishawaka, is for Easton for Joint
Representative.
Graduating exercises Of the
Plymouth Public Schools take place
at Opera House one week from to-
morrow night.
The Presbyterian Sunday School
have adopted new song books-"The
Pure Diamond"
g. F. FARRELL will sell at public
sale the personal property OF the late
J. w. Sherwood, near Tyner City, on
Thursday, June 9th.
An engineer on the Pittsburgh
road recently made a mile run in
forty nine seconds, and a second in
fifty seconds.
The services Of the Lake City
(Warsaw) Quintette Club are engaged
for commencement exercises here
Friday evening, May 31st.
There are a large number Of
Mexican counterfeit dollars in circa-
lation. They are said to be hard to
distinguish from good ones.
There is slight change in the
p. Fit. w. & G. r. r. time card. The
GAG a. m. train arrives in Chicago a
half hour earlier than formerly.
Pensioners are notified that by
executing and forwarding their
vouchers on the 4th Of June next,
payments will be made without delay.
Rev. E. G.. Smith, Of Morrison,
ILL.,, occupied the pulpit at the Pres
byterian Church last Sunday morn
ing, and Rev. J. F. Crippen, of Iowa
City, Iowa, the Methodist.
The earnings of the P, Fl. w. 8;
G. r. r. during the year past were
q. 92s, s5611 The running expenses
were S4.O64, 1884, leaving net earn
ings OF -. $50. 45977.
Our thanks are due to one OF our
ministerial friends for late Pittsburgh
papers containing the reports OF the
Presby terrain General Assembly there
in session.
II. G. Mattingly, Of this city is
building a large barn on his farm a
mile and a half south Of Plymouth.
1t Is 90x4O feet on the ground. and 20
feet high from basement to top OF
tower.
We made mistake last week in
stating that Pomeroy received $40
~ HE halP
was $50 we now learn, and he would
not utter a word until it was paid.
Sharp fellow, Brick"
The young people of st. Michaels
Academy Of this city are making
preparations for a festival at the
Opera House Friday night, May oath.
All invited.
Walter Mack, of the Studebaker
wagon works, with his mother, are
in Plymouth to-day, as the guests
Of Jas. Easton. They will visit Max
enkuckee before returning.
When the Greenbackers want
posters they send their orders to
Chicago, paying $500 per 1000 for
the same work either office here
would do for $500. They pay cash,
too. Brick" is making money out
OF the movement certainly.
The NJ. Z. Society of this city
have calcimined and otherwise i'm
proved the interior of the basement
Of their church. and have granted the
use OF it to the Blue Ribbon Society
free of charge. 1t was dedicated to
the temperance cause last Sunday
much enthusiasm vailing.
Our quondam friend. James Eas.
ton. formerly of WestviIle, now oil
Plymouth, will be nominated fol
Joint Representative by the Republi-
cans Of Marshall and st. Joseph coun.
ties. That is nomination eft to be
made" Jim is good fellow on gen.
eral principlss.-LaPorte Herald.
Caleb Baldwin. OF Bourbon, came
In Tuesday last and subscribed fol-
that red-hot Republican newspaper
the Inter- Ocean. Caleb has the RE
PUBLICAN, and now that he has also
the Inter- Ocean. has all that is need
full to keep him informed as to the
doings Of the world.
oh, we might as well state that
tha REPUBLICAN Office is prepared Il
do all kinds OF book and job printing
in the best Of styles and at Low
prices. Come and see the new paten
way Of binding letter heads, bill
heads. statements, &C., &c.
"A man hired buggy and team
of horses. last Thursday. of Mr.. 7. e