The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-07-31
CITY AND COUNTY.

ming to loom up.
-Elq Mo re has removed his Office
TO his residence southeast OF the iron
bridge.
Tho new steps at the Methodist
church will be appreciated by the
public.
%. b. Patterson, son OF 7. j. Pat
terson. who has been quite sick for
several days is convalescing.
Mr.. John J. Stark, of Lafayette.
Ind. has charge Of the dry goods de.
partment OF Little Mack's store.
-Mrs. Emanuel Camp, OF Argos,
was taken to the insane asylum. at
indianapolis, last week by Sheriff
Ashley.
The farmers OF Union township
are making preparations for grand
township fair at Yellow River Grange
September 9th.
The publisher Of the Bourbon
Mirror and his wife have been on an
editorial excursion to Michigan and
report good time.
Collector Moon. OF warsaw, WIS.,
tied the Bently huckleberry marsh or
stamping Grounds Tuesday, In
the interest OF Uuucle Sam.
Rev. G.. 81. Thayer's sermons at
the n. z. Church Sunday were able,
logic. argumentivs. and highly edify-
Ing to those that attended.
We are indebted to ". II. Afdaf
fer. one Of our new subscribers, for a
copy OF the Gratiot (Michigan) Jour
MI. 1t neat, spicy paper.
-MesHs. Seltenright and Scofield
are meeting with much encourage
ment In their efforts TO have a good
fair In Marshall county this fall.
Warm days and cool nights, no
body feeling well, and sickness pre-
dicted by many unless We haye a
good rain and q change of weather
soon.
Miss Belle Becker, OF Fort Wayne,
ls visiting Mrs. E. Becker, OF this
city. She and Mrs. b. Volt are going
TO start On an Eastern trip Friday
night.
The Marshall county fair will be
held at the Plymouth fair grounds
Ostober 2, 3, and L. The fair will un-
doubtedly be the the best ever held
In the county.
George Hoffer. residing four
mil-s northeast Of Plymouth, will
Sell his personal property at public
sale to N PROV. He IL going to Wis
consin.
Our ] ID press has made more than
fifty thousani impressions in the last
two week.. Bring on your work
this Is the place to get al! kinds of
printing done neatly and cheaply.
John MdelIer celebrated hi- 32nd
birthday In style yesterday. 1t was
also the birthday of his little son.
Montana. Friends dropped in during
the evening and ma 10 them a number
OF presents.
1T Is said that q man Is travelling
through the county selling blu-ing.
aud taking the naIaes OF all those
who have driven wells. Many people
are getting excited and be will have
to he a little careful Ina future.
y. NON ssters and J. W. Gerard,
of Inwood, are among the callers
that have left US substantial encour-
agement this week. The REPUBLICAN
wishes them all the happiness such
noble fellows deserve.
ID. L. Dickinson, Alderman OF
the Third Ward. one II the best Re-
publicans and best business men In
the county, gave US something this
week to help pay the boys. because
his subscription had expired.
John Baxter. OF North township,
one Ut the fifty stsunch Republicans
who did net vote the Greeuback
ticket 10 that township last TALL, made
us . pleasant call Tuesday and paid
for The REPUBLICAN another year.
The South Bend Tribune says:
hon. b. g. Thayer. OF Plymouth, ia
frequently mentioned as Republican
candidate for Congress In this Dis
trict.' The Tribune might have ad
ded. We think. -he will be nominated
and elected"
There are Q number OF teachers 10
town attending the Normal School.
Judging from the appearance OF those
I'VE have seen, Marshall county can
produce a. fine looking. Intelligent a
corps Of teachers as any county in
the State.
There are. we know. many happy
men 10 Plymouth, and many who fee
proud Of their wealth. intelligence
influence Oh something else; but the
: happiest and proudest man among
them all this week 10 a printer named
Daniel B. Langenbaugh.-It's a boy
u. N. O'Bienis, one OF the good
teachers attending the Normal
School. dropped in and paid bis sub.
scription Saturday. II every teacher
In the county would invest a dollar