Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-09-19
C/TT AND COUNTY.
-September is half over.

dence is crowded out this week.
Mrs. Gus. Medenwald, nee Louie
VonKessler, OF Chicago, and little son,
are visiting friends in this city.
Major Bitters, of the Rochester
Spy. was in town Monday. and made
the REPUBLICAN office a call.
We might remark that we have
no objections to taking trade dollars
on subscriptions, for advertising or
job work.
The sociable at Dan. McDonald's,
last Saturday night, given by the
&C. G. Cs.," and for the benefit of the
yellow fever sufferers, netted $50.
j. L. Atkinson and wife have the
thanks OF the REPUBLICAN for a large
number of fine peaches and apples
laid on our table Thursday last.
The Kosciusko County Fair will
open at Warsaw on Tuesday next,
and will continue for four days. Our
thanks are due the officers OF the As
ISOLATION for favors.
Somebody sends US an article in
regard to the reb ribbon movement
in Bremen. But there is no sigma
ture, and 1t goes to the waste basket.
Charles s. Harrison, express mes
senger between Pittsburg aud Crest
line, is visiting friends in this city,
and called at the REPUBLICAN office in
making the rounds.
"A Greenback orator in Marshall
county came to the conclusion that
he was Dennis Kearney the second,
recently, and did not discover his err
ror till setting OF rotten eggs re-
stored him to his normal condition
Wdrsd,c Republican.
A poetical author says, +" In the
street Of By and By stands charmed
house OF Never" That must be
where the people live who are never
H. But the philosopher is mistaken.
In the street Of buy and buy live the
men who advertise like everything.
The North Western Indiana Con-
ference OF the NJ. E. Church, held at
Brazil last week, appointed Rev. G..
W. Bowers to the Plymouth charge
for the ensuing year. Rev. T. c..
Stringer, for the present, goes to La
Porte circuit, and Rev. J. l.. Boyd
to Stockwell.
The corner stone of the new
court house at Crown Point was laid
Tuesday OF last week by Past Grand
Master, ID. Mcdonald, of Plymouth.
Eight II ousand persons witnessed the
ceremony and partook of the feast
prepared In the grove by the good
women of Lake county.
The Kokomo Dispatch-a Demo-
cratic paper-just previous to the
Democratic State Convention, had
this to say about Gen. Manson, the
Democratic candidate for Auditor OF
State: TManson's morals are bad.
His intemperance Is notorious. He is
a member of the indianapolis ring,
and an unrepentant salary grabber. !"
We have been compelled to use
our little Ratchet on our correspon-
dence this week, and our contributors
will find their items much condensed,
but We could not help it, and have
done the best we could for all: and
right here we say that we believe and
our readers believe that the REPUB-
LIcAN has the best corps os correspon-
dents in Northern Indiana. :
"A Democrat says the eggs in the
old Democratic nest at the court
house may be all right, but the same
hens have been on the nest so long,
and no examination has been made,
that he is going to help take them of,
and II everything proves correct ii
will be easy to put on a good set OF
Democrats next time and let the old
ring have rest. That fellows head
Is level.
Our regular Bremen correspon-
dent says that the Greenbackers oil
that place are nearly all men who are
too lazy to do hard days work, and
while their wives wash and sew tC
make living for them, they stand
on the streets and swear about hare
times. and when asked to chop woot
reply that they "don't have to.
Never subscribing for a paper, the!
manage to sponge their reading b,
borrowing from men who work ant
help make times good by subscribing
for their county papers.
The following telegram from Val
paraiso appeared in the Inter Ocea,
OF last Friday:
Another society event occurred here to
night, being the marriage of Miss Netti'
Bartholomew. daughter of A. V. Bartho
lomew' ESQ.,, one of our oldest and wealth
lest citizens, to Mr.. ID. T.. Simons, Super
visor on the Ft Wayne Railroad. TIL
wedding took place at the residence of tn
brides parents, the large and elegan
house being beautifully decorated for tn
occasion and fairly loaded with flowers
The ceremony was performed by the Rev
Robert Beer. assisted by the brides broth
er, the Rev. William Bartholomew, o
Arlington Heights. The bridesmaid
were Miss Maggie Eason and Miss Matti
Bartholomew. The groomsmen were MI
Ed Taylor, of Plymouth, and Mr.. Georg
Bartholomew, of this city. A novel an
very pleasant part of the affair was tia
completion of most elegant residence b
the bridegroom, which at the end of tn
wedding ceremony stood open to receiy
the party. A reception was held thi
evening. which was attended by about &c
guests.