The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-06-12

ness connected with his Office. He
is very pleasant aud social gentle
man. and We were glad to make his
acquaintance.
Blank note and receipt books for
sale at the REPUBLICAN Office. perfor-
ated for tearing free from stub with
out the use of paper tearer, the only
books OF the kind in the county. The
REPUBLICAN is the only establishment
| doing that kind of work.
The city was full OF tramps Tues
day night, and officer Miner and his
son had quite lively tussle in an
ATTEMPT to arrest three OF them at
the P. F. W. & C. depot. They secur-
ed one and he was brought before
the Mayor aud fined for creating a
disturbance and is now in nil.
It E ,stern Star Soluble wi l
be held at the residence OF g. L.
.McKelvy, east side Center stree. op-
posite J. S Bender's. on Friday eve-
ming, June 18th. Strawberries, ice
cream and cake will be served to all
who wish them A good time is ex-
pected. All are cordially invited.
Our thanks are due Milton Gun
kle for copy OF the address OF Hon.
l.. B. Gunkle, delivered at the
Soldiers Home National cemetery,
Dayton, Ohio. on Decoration Day. 1t
is one of the finest orations we ever
read. Hon. l.. d. Gunkle is an uncle
OF Milton Gunkle, now Ia the law Of
fee with Hon. J. s. Bender.
Peter Jacoby came home from
Nebraska last week. He brought
with him stalks of corn, wheat and
oats, pulled up in Nebraska, that are
hard to beat for this season OF the
year. Peter says that Nebraska is
the country for him. He has put in
nearly one hundred and seventy acres
OF grain this spring. feat which he
thinks could not be accomplished in
this part OF the country.
Circuit Court Is still grinding
away. The indictment against Le-
land has been quashed, Phoebe
Pratcr has been acquitted. The case
of Wright Shirley for al assault on
j. Il. Coulter with deadly weapon,
occupied Tuesday and part of yester-
day. Shirley was fined $500. and SEN
fenced to six months Imprisonment
in the county Jail. As we go to press
the trial OF Edwin Sex, Of German
township, for blgamy. is progressing.
One day last week a man rushed
into the Office and sail, are you the
editor. Not knowing Just what he
wanted we answered timidly in the
affirmative. want to subscribe for
the paper he said, and Immediately
planked down the money. That is
the way We made the acquaintance
OF Riley VanV actor, and we should
like to make the acquaintance OF a
thousand more OF Marshall county's
citizens In the same way within the
next month.
! --Plymouth's temperance leaders.
or somebody else whose business il
yvaa RI nracapf tho av;,la,o haPoro
the Commissioners court, Numbered,
and the applicants for license all sue
ceeded in getting permission to sell
Intoxicating liquors, because there
was no evidence or opposition ut the
proper time. Some OF the saloons it
Is said celebrated their victory by
kept & their back doors open Sun
day, and m aking several men beastly
drunk.
commissioner court Is still In
session. They have not yet decided
where the new jlil shall be built, but
have decided not to erect 1t on the
Court house square License to sell
intoxicating liquors have been grant
ed saloonists in the various towns OF
the county. and the county tax levy
fixed at 81 cents on the hundred
dollars; road tax five cents. and we
believe that they have decided TO
charge circuses license fee OF s25
for each performance.
Charley Andrews has the thanks
OF all hands for box OF the finest
strawberries we have seen this year,
They were OF the Agriculturist va
riety, and pronounced by some oil
our visitors the finest favored and
largest berries that they ever saw
While we cannot say that they were
the largest we ever saw,-Charley
having raised some last year that
were equally as large,-we say that
IL anybody can produce larger or
better berries than Mr.. Andrews we
should like to see them.
Our West township correspon-
dent says A. w. Chew and family have
left that township, and We think he
might have added. "for the townships
good" Our experience with both A
G. and A. w. Chew leads US TO be
lieve that they are both liars and both
dishonest, and we think that they
will be of little benefit to any com
mupity In which they reside. Men
who will beg to have their county
paper continued. and declare their In