The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-07-17
CIT2 AND COUNTY.

-Threshing has commenced.
Little Mack is in town this week.
r G. Hickman, OF Rochester, was
In this city yesterday.
There were tweuty-one prisoners
In the county Jail Monday morning.
VIM. Siders, OF Marshall county,
Kansas, is visiting the editor OF the
REPUBLICAN.
We hear It reported that three
cases of sunstroke took place In
Warsaw. Monday.
"A strange woman. barefoot. rag
ged and drunk. was a pitiable sight
on our streets Tuesday.
Two young ladies. daughters OF
A.C. Elliott, of II ,chester, are visiting
In Plymouth, this week.
DO not forget the "Old Settlers
convention at flowing we'll park, In
Plymouth, next Saturday.
The Methodist Sunday School
will hereafter meet on Sunday after
noon at half past two o'clock.
oil Miner, of Rochester, dropped
In on his friends unexpectedly yes
terd ". on his way to Warsaw.
Peter Hahn, OF Bourbon, made
us pleasant call yesterday, and left
US some money on subscription.
The walkerton Tisitor says the
shipments of huckleberries from that
place average near a carload a day.
Friday was very warm day. and
DR.. Bowers horse. appreciating that
fact. gave the doctor duckinG In the
river.
A meeting Is requested OF all
members of ST. Thomas parish at the
church on Sunday afternoon at 4
o'clock.
There will be celebration Of the
Holy Communion at st. Thomas
church next Sunday morning at 8 80
o'clock.
Street Supervisor McKague is
giving the tramps now In Jail chance
TO pay their fines by working on the
streets.
Jacob Vile. OF l. p rte. was Wis
ling his nephew. A. Altman, and 9th
er friends in this city the greater part
OF last week.
% HosIer, OF the Warsaw Reput-
Ucan. passed through this city Tues
day, on his way to join the Northern
Michigan editorial excursion.
The Indianapolis la lies band,
said to be the finest female band in
the world, arrived at Maxenkuckee.
Tuesday, and will remain week.
-M,K sgue is doing good work on
the streets this hot weather, and our
city will not contain 80 many pools
of stagnant water after the next
rain.
Professor Bailey's Normal school
Il this city will commence Monday.
The Professor Informs Us that the
prospect for a lsrge attendance is
Il altering.
Prof. Ward s'artel yesterday for
Southwest Missouri to see the lay
OF the land" la that part OF the coun-
try. He expects 20 be gone about
i've weeks.
DON'T tell anybody that the
weather Is hot. Some people win
probably fad it out anyway. and
those who do pot will be happier than
those who do.
-Slperintendsnt lily requests
US to say for the bsnefit OF teachers
and others having business with him.
that his Off e Is in the Court house
with the county surveyor.
Shows nor hot weather can pre-
vent w. Freese from keeping his sub
scriprfon paid in advance. He came
in Monday. saying. want to read
nobody's paper but my own
We see by tho Warsaw papers
that J. Stickney Haskell. better
known in this vicinity as Brother
Haskell, is holding series OF tenn
perance meetings at Warsaw. I
-Benoni Griggs. an old citizen Of
this county. residing a few miles east
OF town. died Tuesday. and was bur-
led Wednesday. The funeral was
preached by j. b. Henry at the Jaco-
by church.
1t Is sad that a nice young gen.
tleman. Ia company with the woman
that Matt Cooper called his wife,
cleaned off OF his clothing a portion
Of the eggs that were thrown at the
Chicago girl"
Tine great temperance camp
meeting has commenced at. LaPorte.
1t Is expected to last six weeks. The
T., p. & G.. railway will take passen-
gers from Plymouth to LaPorte and
return for 81 30.
lemonade and soda water are In
demand, but there are still few per-
sons who prefer something stronger
20 warm them up. and by means OF u
heated brain blot out the knowledge
OF o heated body.
Eugene 2. Rowe. local editor OF