The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-01-23
-LLinksnhelt aud wife, and John

II. IinksHhelt and wife, and John
Soice and wife were among the many
who went to Bremen, yesterday.
Elijah Stansbury returned Tues.
day evening, from a five weeks visit
at Massillon, Ohio, his father came
home with him.
A large number OF our citizens
went to Bremen yesterday evening,
to reciprocate the visit of Bremen cit
liens Wednesday evening of last week.
VIII. Whitaker. advertising agent,
Cleveland, Ohio, says OF all the news
papersI receive, the Plymouth RE
PUBLICAN is printed on the best paper,
and is not excelled by any In typo.
graphical appearance.
j. f. Langenbaugh. one OF Mar
shall counties best educators, will do
liver a lecture at Marmont one week
from next Saturday evening. Sub
ject, "The History and Progress Of
Education in America
Young goes to-day to
plymouth, to prosecute his business
OF barberinr, but will not move his
family until spring. We are sorry to
lose one OF our best citizens, but what
Is our loss Is Plymouth's gain.-Val-
paradise Vidette. T
"A locomotive weighing $4,000
pounds recently passed over the
Pittsburgh and TT. Wayne road. 1t
was destined fer work In the noun
tain districts OF the Southern Pacific
railroad. II had eight drive wheels
and a two-wheel truck.
The PLYMOUTH REPUBLICAN CON-
menced its 23l volume December 10,
Thanks to the ability and energy OF
its editor and publisher, and the good
times which Republican policy has
produced, the paper Is prospecting
better than ever before In its history.
-LdPorte Chronicle.
Senator Reeve OF Plymouth, got
mad the other day and threatened to
resign and go back to his farm, in
Marshall county, il the Judiciary
Committee, of which be Is Chairman,
was not furnished with better and
more convenient committee rooms.
Reeve lives in county that boasts
OF having the finest court house In
the State. and because the Jail is
rickety old shanty first class Grimm,
ais refuse to stay In it, and the county
is obliged to send them to South
Bend to board. You cant get a
Plymouth lawyer to descend to Sec
ond cIass accommodations. = Croscn
Point Cosmos. Uztsg1-
Z -Charles Flora, who was arrested
last Thursday for burning the Tippe-
canoetown WOODEN mills. having made
confession was placed In jail at this
place. Last Saturday and Sunday be
pretended to be very sick with cramp
collie, and DR.. Wilson was called to
prescribe for him. Sunday afternoon
Sheriff Ashley. having some business
which demanded his attention In the
vicinity OF Bourbon early Monday
morning, started for Bourbon. Sun
day evening. DR.. Wilson went to the
Jail to see his patient, and says when
he got there he found the outside
door open, and the door OF the cell In
which the prisoner was confined I'M
locked. Hogarth, who had charge OF
the jail in the Sherlfr's absence, says
he SAW the DR.. coming and unlocked
the door. The DR.. went in, cav bis
patient and went to the stove to
warm bis hands, aud the prisoner got
up:and walked out. leaving the DIR.
and Hogarth in the cell. Hogarth
raised the alarm, and Mrs. Ashley,
hearing the cry that the prisoner was
out" laid down her baby, ran out and
to the cell, where. she found DR.. VIII
son looking odt OF the window in the
direction that Flora was supposed to
have gone. Flora was last seen In the
vicinity OF the Catholic. Church. No
further trace OF him can be found. A
reward oi.s3oO. Is offered for his ap-
prehension.- These facts we learn
from the Sheriff. IS