The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-05-22

De fOund on the nrst page or THIS
paper.
-Corbin and McKelvy's real estate
Offices recently almost entirely de-
stroyed by fire, have been repaired
and are now two Of the finest Offices
in the city.
Two OF our best subscribers,
William Bunnell, Of Walnut. and F.
d. Webb, OF Argos, not having time to
come to town sent the money this
week In care of "Uncle Sam" to pay
for THE REPUBLICAN. Others may do
likewise II they wish.
If you have the misfortune to
wound your foot or hand with a rusty
nail, you have only to smoke the
wound with burning wool or wooden
cloth. Fifteen or twenty minutes in
the smoke will remove all pain from
the worst class Of inflammation.
While the citizens OF Plymouth
are complaining Of drouth. the dis
patches from Europe tell US that the
river Thesis has inundated ninety
square miles Of grain fields near
Boze. and has destroyed two villa
ges. The river brave has also OYER
flowed its banks and destroyed hun
dreds .: houses.
e. Blair, OF Bucyrus, Ohio, called
on us last Thursday. He was the
partner OF Mr.. Timanus who was ia
tally injured by a stump puller near
Inwood, recently. Mr.. Blair has de-
termined to sell the celebrated Wal
nut Section Ia lots to suit purchasers.
See his advertisement in to-day's pa
per.
The face OF a young man in this
city changed from white to black,
Monday, In a very few minutes while
he was asleep; after awakiug, all un-
CONSCIOUS OF the fact he visited sever
al business houses, before he knew
why people regarded him with more
attention than usual. Soap and water
soon made him look as natural as
ever.
Wright Shirley, who was held 10
1--WE hundred dollars bail for an as
sault on j. r. Coulter. sold his land
to his mother recently. aud with 4
young man named Louden took his
mothers horse and buggy and de-
parted. He was arrested at Wilma
mac. and the probabilities Is thai
Shirley will be present for trial wher
court convenes.
&C. N. Townsend, of Argos, one o
the most popular Republicans In thu
south part OF the county sends tive
dollars to pay for The REPUBLICAN an
other year, and John F. Behmer and
NJ. Agler happening to be In towr
dropped in and paid their subscrip
lions. These are all men that tn,
printer never has to dun. men tina
help to make the world better anC
wiser.
You should carefully study Tn
REPUBLICAN advertising columns be
fore making your spring purchases
They will tell you where the best bar
gains are to be obtained, and wha
merchants are alive and dol. g bust
meas. 1t does not pay to trade will
old fogies who sell old goods, neve
advertise, and know nothing abou
the styles or reduced prices Of thu
present day.
Edwin Newhouse, OF Green town
ship. one VI the oldest and staunches
Republicans OF the county, made u
a pleasant call last week and paid an
other year In advance for THE Re
PUBLICAN. Mr.. Newhouse does no
get to Plymouth pften but while hi
head Is silvered with the frost OF tim
he Is active to work for the success
OF r spublicanism as In the days O
yore.
Noah Wiltfong. one of the bes
Republicans and hest citizens o
North township paid US a visit a fe'
days ago and for the first time pal
US two dollars on The REpuBLIcA,
yet we have been here a year an
three months, and the two dollar
that Mr.. Wiltfong paid set him NOR
than q year ahead. Before we too
possession OF the Office he had pal
at one time nearly two years In ad
vance. He never lets his subscriE
ton expire.
Uncle John Hoham returne
from bis Nebraska trip last week
. the best Of spirits. He reports NJ
braska booming. He spent last Sur
day With Samuel Rector, an oil
Marshall county citizen. who LEI
here twenty-one years ago. He say
Mr.. Rector IL still Republican, hs
one OF the incest farms in Nebraska
near Weeping Water Falls. Cas-
, county. Mr.. Rector weighs q
pounds, his wife 2l2. and says N,
3raska Is just the place for a man ,
get lazy and fat.
The Monticello Democrat OF I'll
10Th devotes q column to a descriI
ton OF the wedding of Mr.. D. A. Z
den. druggist Of that place, ar
Miss Ida Wallace, formerly Of Bou
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