The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-01-30
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ment of Weekly alias in another col
umn.
"A. L. Wheeler lost his gold cased
spectacles, Tuesday, which caused
him considerable uneasiness, but
Tom Siler found them on the street
and he is all right again, able to see
just as we'll as any ether man.
Richard Humphrey. who was in
Jail here about six months, and was
afterward sentenced to the peniten-
tiary for horse stealing, has been
granted a new trial by the Supreme
Court, after serving fourteen months
of his sentence.
Services at st. Thomas church
on Sunday next as follows: Morning
prayer and litany at 8 a. m; sermon
and holy communion at 1920; eve
ming prayer at p. m. A temperance
sermon will be delivered in the eve
Mug.
John Henry, the man that went
through J. 8. Bender's house. aud af-
terward tried to burn the Jail, is con-
fined in the Jail at LaPorte, and will
not be tried until next term of court.
Humphreys, who was granted new
trial by the Supreme Court, is in Jail
here, and cannot be tried again until
next term.
THE PLYMOUTH REPUBLICAN gets
better with every issue. There Is
nothing like making an editor feel
happy and have the means where
with to meet every obligation. then
he can devote his attention to the
wants OF his readers and make them
first-class paper.-Stark County
Enterprise.
Senator Reeve, OF Plymouth, in
troduced bill which provides that
no official shall be pecuniarily inter-
ested in any contract or work done
for the State. This is a direct stroke
at Governor Williams cattle transac-
tons. and the bill is spoken OF as IAN
act to prevent sales OF steers by Blue
Jeans. Goshen Times.
AT their regular meeting last Mon
day evening, the Good Templars cleo
ted the following officers for the ensu
ing term: w. G. T., Ed. s. Brooke; w.
Y. T., Miss Matte Morrill,; w. s.. T. ].
whitmore; w. T.. Mrs. S. c. Alleman;
". F. S., VIM. Funk; W. c., Rev. J. B.
Henry; W. NJ, VIM. Young; w. L. G.
Lizzie Flosenzier; W. o. g., Lewis
Stout
Harlan & Late, builders, Of Indi-
annapolis. brought suit against o. w.
Babcock to recover an account they
claimed due and to enforce mechan-
les Hen on the building occupied by
Buck & Toan. The case ELECTED con-
siderable interest, and was this week
decided by the Circuit Court in favor
OF the plaintiffs. Judgment, S3l4 Is
and Costs.
No clue to the whereabouts OF
Charles Flory has yet been obtained.
A story was circulated in some parts
Of the county that Flory was in Can
ada and had sent a telegram TO the
sheriff boasting Of his escape. Every
one should know that such statements
are false. as only fool would tele-
graph to an officer who was seeking
him, the place where lie could be
found.
The Superintendent Of the Indi-
ana Soldiers Orphans Home.
Knightstown, Ind, says: IF there are
any children in your county whose
fathers were in the late war and have
since died, who are destitute and
need homes, we can admit three or
four. We prefer orphans, the law
makes no -provision for those whose
fathers are living"
HOP. II. G, Thayer has the incest.
best arranged and finest Office in
Plymouth, but Hon. A. l.. Wheeler is
now fitting up an Office In the bank
building which will, probably, in some
respects, surpass Mr.. Thayer's- The
floor OF Mr.. Wheeler's Office will be
laid in diamonds OF black walnut and
ash, and altogether fitted up in style
equal to any private office in north
crn Indiana.
The Hon. Charles III. Reeve, the
Senator from the Plymouth district
has been covered with glory by the
Lieutenant Governor OF the State
He Is made a member OF the Com.
mittse on the Judiciary. banks, canals
internal improvements and swamp
lands, fees and salaries and phraseol
ogy, arrangement, enrolment OF bills
and unfinished business, &c. Sucf
honors ought to make him Governor
Ealparaiso Messenger.
Job Flint" &C.. F. Green) the
humorist, did not leave Plymouth il
the best humor imaginable. Only
fourteen persons attended his lecture
Friday night, and ten OF those hac
complimentary tickets. From thos,
who were there We learn that the lee
ture was better than many Others
that have been well patronized. II,