The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-06-12
C/T1 AND COUNTY.

John W. Clcaveland is lying very
sick.
Mrs. J. A. Crawford is vi ling la
LaPorte.
1t is said that sulpLer will kill
current worms.
The stone work on the new Ma
tional Bank building was commenced
last Tuesday.
business Ia town Is little dull
this week. because farm are all
blowing corn.
-Ackers' lumber shed opposite the
depot, at Bourbon. was burned Tues
day OF last week.
Or excia1 Sc, sly that rasp-
berry AMI grape vines promise an
q I'm ,ant yield this season.
The festival ut the M. E. church
Tuesday evening was we'll attended
and was in every way a success.
"A little son OF Mr. Rislinger's. in
the west part Of town, died Monday
night and was buried Wednesday.
Mr.. Gideon Btain and lady are in
Michigan. with horse and buggy. Wis
iting friends aad scenes OF other
years.
Tho twenty fourth annual COM
mencement OF Notre Dame will take
place Tuesday and Wednesday, June
oath and 18th, 1879.
y. II. Bennett and T. easier have
bought the grocery store of Thomas
Tribby, who will, we understand, go
into the stock business.
-Sup't Bailey, assisted by Mr..
Thomas Shakes, will open a Normal
School &C the Ward school house ia
Plymouth. July 2lst, 1879.
John s. Bender has now one of
the neatest, handiest offices in the
city. arranged under the direction Of
liis par ner, Milton Gunkle. Esq,
Arthur Shirley, of Inwooi, was
before Esq. Snyder Saturday, and
had TO pay about SO for provoking
an assault by man named Ellie.
Robert Rudowsky has been again
indicted by the U. s. Grand Jury for
violation of the revenue laws. Bob
secms to have hard time with the
u. 8. officials.
The cold, vet weather is q thing
OF the past and cora is now growing
rapidly. while wheat. to use tho IAN
guage Of our educated young people,
sis perfectly splendid
Orr Office was made more cheer
ful and bright than usual. for almost
awesk by one or the pret.iest bouquets
al the season left on our table by
little Lettie Trowbridge.
r. c. Stanley started for Kansas
yesterday afternoon. He expects to
be gone three weeks. and says he
will SEQ for himself whether what is
said OF that country is true.
-Weare under obligations to Hon.
J. II. Baker, our member OF Congress,
for four bound volumes of the Con-
eressional Record and other valuable
documents recently received.
Sheriff Ashley has received an
or,Ier for the release of Mrs. Bebecca
Wright, OF Green township, who Is
an inmate OF the insane asylum at
Indianapolis and IL pronounced
cured.
The question OF discussion now
Is. Should not woman with long
train be subjected 20 the Same rule
as railroads, and compelled to slack
up and whistle as she approaches the
crossings"
Tho Presbyterian social at Row.
G.. A. Titles this Thursday evening.
You and your friends are cordially I'm
vited to attend. Refreshments. Ice
cream, cake and straw berries. No
admittance fee.
Prof. Msrshon's music class will
close their work this week until about
Sept. lst. when the Professor will
again organize a class, and perhaps
teach music to the pupils In the
schools Of the city.
Il. N. Davis, OF Indianapolis, stop
ped OF in this city few minutes last
Thursday evening, while on his way
home from LaPorte, where he had
been preparing for the grand jubilee
to be held there soon.
The Medical Society met in
Plymouth one week ago to day: Pres
ident Gould in the chair. Two MEM
bers were added to the society.
Next meeting on the first Thursday
In September, at Argos.
Those who wish a very useful,
instructive and elegantly bound
work, should subscribe for From
Dark to Dawn" one OF Rev. Daniel
March's best productions. Mrs.
Worthington is agent for this city.
We hope all our citizens will re-
member the band concert and festi-
val next Saturday night. The boys
have always been ready to help in
making q success of every entertain
ment given in Plymouth, and they
ahouId be I;herallv pafrOnized