Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-02-07
PERSONAL CHRONICLES.


lie was once a tiller OF the soil
And probably in Kapsas, has struck oil.
NJ. ". Reporter.
Prof. Tice was showed under.
Major Benham is nice fellah.
Social hop at the Opera House to-
night.
d. Hull, of Inwood, was in the city
Tuesday.
General Lee, the ex-Murphy jani-
tor is con his ear"
Chester Brook, is bugler for the
Marshall county Guards.
To trade-For coal mine stock, our
corner lot in Mucksbaw.
Miss Flo Cooper is an adept in ex
tracing teeth
Miss Haddie Borton makes an ex-
cellent teacher.
Miss Ella Day is convalescing from
a protracted illness.
Latestl-the editor has arrived, and
we have surrendered the quill.
If you cant solve the Astronomical
phenomonons, go to law about it.
S.. McKelvy returned from the
Kansas excursion, on Monday eve
ming.
Jonathan Freese returned on last
Saturday from Hot Springs, Ark,
his health much improved.
Frank Walling of Frankfort, Ind,
formerly a well known Plymouth
boy, was in the city monday.
Ed Wilson, of Bremen, was among
his numberless friends few days
this week.
Mrs. J. G. Gallagher departed for
Wauseon, Ohio, yesterday. on a four
weeks visit.
Miss Hattie Houghton sings a SUI
perb alto, instead Miss Louie-there,
we stand corrected.
There is only one individual in the
state who's yearly salary exceeds ours
that is Mr. Ferris
The collection at the Saturday
night temperance meeting amounted
to $1,000, quite benefit.
There was no preaching at the M.
e. church Sabbath evening, owing to
Rev. Stringer's feeble health.
Rev. 7. c. Stringer has an over
supply Of Webster's Unabridged and
will sell one or two editions cheap.
While welding one of Fabers' best,
oft late in the Silly night, our intel
lectual mental faculties ache, oh ache.
Mr.. Rolla Oglesbee started to Ann
Arbor, Mich, last Saturday, to gain
more knowledge. Now Danbury
brace up.
Mr.. G.. WZorn. of Palmer's furniture
establishment. found a pretty sky
blue bow yesterday. What angel
claims it?
The Subject of next Sunday morn
ings discourse at the Presbyterian
church: Body polite recognized by
God"
The M. f. Sunday school five-oent
sociable will meet next Wednesday
night at the residence OF A. II.
Greenawalt.
DIR. Jennings returned home from
the Kansas excursion Monday night.
The Doctor purchased a fine selec-
tion OF Kansas soil. .
! Revs. Robt. Beer, OF Valparaiso,
and G.. A. Little, of this city, contem-
plate exchanging pulpits temporarily,
next month.
All the advantage that could be
taken of the last snow was made OF
last Saturday by those who had
cutters or hobs.
The REPUBLICAN namesake Of his
Santanic majesty deposits his finance
in savings bank He will be presi-
dent OF a railroad some day.
Judge Corb;n said, that 5000 100000
was squandered annually in the United
States, for intoxicating fluids. AL
most as much as our girl is worn.
A petition is being circulated In
this city for the organization OF I
Good Templars' lodge, and is meet
ing with good success.
L. A. Joseph is canvassing this vi
cinity for the atlantic Weekly. pub
lished at Chicago, in connection will
which he sells magnificent chrome
Fl. v. Reed will preach at tn,
Christian chapel next Sunday morn
ing and evening. The public are re
| spectfully invited to attend tnes
meetings.
Miss jeanne Oglessbee accompa
MED by Miss Lou Cleaveland, started
on last Monday for Glendale, Ohio
where Miss Oglesbee will atten'
school.
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The grand Murphy festival is an
nounced for the evening Of Feb, 10Th
at which time large numbers are ex
pected from different parts Of tn
country.
! Mr.. J. Hoham, proprietor OF tn
Opera House, and others of this city
are endeavoring to secure the note
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher to delive
lecture in Plymouth.
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