The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-07-10
H. Hulverson, The popular grocery

yesterday and pressed two doller
bill into our hands TO pay his sub
soription year In advance.
We see from the annual catalogue
of st. Nary's Academy, Notre Dame.
that in the distribution of hoEors,
Miss Mary Sullivan, OF this city, was
awarded first premiums in Bible his.
tory, grammar, rhetoric, botany,
modern history, chemistry, epistolai y,
correspondence, composition. elocu-
ton aud music.
Oliver G.. Soice. deputy county
treasurer, and by the way we'll known
10y every man In the county as an
efficient officer, eHrolis for The RI
! PUBLICAN this week, aud after him
comes Isaac Restler. one Of the lead
Ing temperance men in the city. The
only wonder is that those men could
have dese Without the paper as long
as they have.
Work on the new jail has not
commenced yet, Mr.. Klinger not hav
Ing succeeded in getting his house
entirely of the grounds on which the
Jail Is to be built. We shall, on the
outside OF our paper next week give
a general description OF the new Jail,
so that all our readers may know
what kind OF building the contrac-
tor Is expected to erect.
Coroner Holizendorff, who is q
good barber, good surgeon and q
good fellow generally. excepting his
politics. which SOMEHOW keeps him
in the Democratic party. never for
gets when his subscription expires,
and never fails to renew. He always
pays FOR his REPUBLICAN Just as
promptly and as pleasantly "a he
| shaves or dresses the hair OF his pat
rons without regard to party, and we
hope that he May liYe long and bros.
per-"
Mrs. s. Fl. Bennett, OF this city,
who has done without ths REPUBLI-
CAN TWO years. made US happy by call
lag this week and paying for the pa
/ per year in advance. We also re-
ceiyed q pleas nj cali from Vt. II. All
dufTer. who. having recently become
a resident OF the county. says be
wants 70 learn Ill he can about the
county he lives il, and shows that he
KNOWS how TO get the news by sub
Afribing aud paying for the best pa
ptr 10 the county.
The Fourth 10 Plymouth was one
oq the quietest Jays ever seen here.
1 AIlarge number OF our people were
+, away from home celebrating. Many
went to Michigan City and Bourbon /:
quite nnn.ber went to Marmont,
some wcot to Fl Wayne, and others
went Gshing or out into tho country
! to Sc the golden grain" At night
there was nlee display OF fire. orks
on Michigan street for tho amuse-
meDt OF those who stsid at home.
We took the train for r Wayne.
Friday, and stopped on at Warsaw
Everything was quiet there. VIII
Hams and Eosler were both gone TO
TT. wayne, but We risited both Offices
and found everything In nice shape.
We found Zimmerman. OF tho U7aion,
holding the fort and found him a !ol-
Is sort OK a fellow, who is making q
good Democrat paper for the uetcrrI-
sed at Warsaw. We were surprised
1 TO End more than a dozen very fine
residences going up la the city, ard
1t seemed that everybody was i'm
proving and painting up their prop
erty.
Ia South Bendthe principal events
attracting attention during the past
week. were the successful burglary
OF a house on Main street. the assault
OF jacob Lechther upon his wife with
butcher knife, the arrest OF the
thieves who stole thousand dollars
worth OF guns from a train on the
Lake Shore road. and the recovery OF
the guns: and the riddling OF Moses
Pyke's residence by lightning. the
house being almost torn to pieces
aud set on Are in number OF places,
the stoves broken TO pieces. the tim
ware all melted. the family escaping
uniniured.
1 The rain throughout the county.
Monday, was one of the heaviest Of
the season. Tuesday was clear, but
Wednesday morning the rain was
again pouring down, discouraging
farmers, as much OF the wheat is yet
Uncut. and there is danger of that IN
the shock sproUting. Farmers have
been unable to get hands ut two dol
lars day, and yet the town has been
full OF tranps every day-stout, able
bodied men. begging for something
to eat, while others who reside here
have lounged on the corners, swear
lug they would SEQ the wheat rot be-
fore they would work for ouch prices,
All such men deserve TO starve.
Last Monday evening at about
$50 o'clock, twenty-five couple OF
more, friends of Raw. j. Il. Henry
gently walked into the residence oi
Mrs. Yockey, and took possession oil
things generally. After having spent
about two hours very pleasantly, they