The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-01-02
Payee Personals.

PehiO III OuC Vi tilO OCot SOuhty P0POAo
In Indiana since our last issue. First
them was j. l.. Atkinson, one
Of the oldest and most successful
teachers of the county; then came
ohm S. Wisler, of Bremen, who, like
takes both the REPUBLICAN
and Inter Ocean. III. N. Hamilton
pays just as willingly as he would go
to his dinner when hungry. and Hen
~ Marsh. who never let's his paper
run behind, is followed by Alfred
Allen. and we are four dollars richer
for the visit OF these two welcome
na,rons. Now DR.. Gould. whom
everybody knows as man that un-
derstands his b isiness, and knows
about as many things as
any body else, comes in and pays the
necessary to send the REPUB
LlcAN and indianapolis Journal year
to his father, who resides at Argos,
and shows that he knows where TO
get good reading matter by the pa
per he takes. III. G. Bailey is next on
hand, and will GET the same two pa
pers year. Charles Morgan. from
near Argos, serds the necessary two
dollars, as does Thomas Lambert,
from the same place. Hess, the pop
ular Postmaster at Argos, next sets
the figures ahead, and Mrs. f. w.
Dunlap. Plymouth's well. known lady
ply stefan, though she has been sick
and unable to practice for sometime
until the last few days. pays as
promptly as we wish those indebted
to her would try to do. W. c. Baxter.
from LaPaz, who has been sick for
almost a year, shows that he is hon.
est by coming in and paying part of
what he owes. Will not number OF
others do the same thing. Everybody
knows Col. Thomas Sumner, and
everybody knows that such a man
will always take and pay for his
papers once yeal, and as
this happens to be the time of year
that the Colonel commenced taking
the paper, his name appears on our
list this week. Hon. George A, Meth
erton next becomes new subscriber.
Henry Define, OF West, like number
OF others this week, comes in ahead
of time and sets the figures into 1880,
and l.. w. Bruckart, OF the same
contributes his fathers
share to send the paper TO him at
Burnett Station, johnson county, Mo.
Ii. w. Miller, wishing to give his
brother "a New Years gift, can think
OF nothing better than the REPUDLI-
CAN and Inter Ocean, and through the
year 1879, A. X. Miller, OF Coffeyvllle,
Kan. will have realizing matter OF the
best kind. A. r. Phillips, who gets
his mail at Plymouth, and Is one OF
taC OttNc Sf vi
the county, comes in, throws down
the amount necessary TO pay till 1880,
ard says, You furnish a good paper,
nd l want the one you send me to
be mine, not yours. I. o. Taber, OF
Argos, wants a daily paper and he
cent do without the REPUBLICAN. SO
be subscribed for Il and the Daily
Ne,cs. Josiah Annis comes again
with his contribution, while G.. G..
Watson, OF Inwood. shows what kind
OF a man he Is by paying more than n
year in advance: and we should be
Inclined 10 pray that more than a
score OF our subscribers In that neigh
borhood be made the same kind OF
men. il We thought Ii would do any
good. A. G. Roberts and Joseph Van
Vactor both pay for their county pa
per and the Hiter- Ocean. A. Drake, OF
Argos, pays two years subscription,
while Leonard Xinsey, OF West, and
+. Ii. Personett, OF Maxenkuckee,
help TO swell the fund, without which
we could not keep the REPUBLICAN
~a-going."
p. o. Jones, one OF Plymouth's
cest attorneys contributed his share
to help US along, aud George Balsey
Of Bremen. one of the best Republi-
cans In the State. brought Us a cord
and eighth OF good wood which he
thought ought to pay a years sub
scription. and we thought so too. and
gave him him credit for more than
he asked. New Years morning Frank
Freese. just as good "a fellow as can
be found anywhere. deposited two
dollars, and Charley Holtzendorff,
who is good tonsorial artist, a good
Democrat and one OF our best sub
scribers followed suit. Charley has
been reading the REPUBLIcAN four
teen years, and we have not much
hopes OF converting him, but will
furnish him with good reading mat
ter all the same. Thomas X. Boul-
ton, OF Bourbon, also begging the year
by sending us a 81, and promises
more soon. All right, Thomas, you
shall have the REPUBLICAN.
The Hebrew Ladies Benevolent
Society have some money TO distIib
ute among the needy OF this city.
Any persons wanting aid are respect
fully requested to call next Wednes-
day the 9Th inst., between 2 and
O'clock p. M. at the residence OF Mr..