The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-03-20
PaYec Personals.

or the best men IL this or any other
county. First is that sterling sub
scriber Dawson, OF Argos, then comes
W. H. J. Flagg, who pays just as will
ingly and will vote just as strsight in
1880. Both these men get their paper
at Argos as does s. d. Price, who is
the next on the list and just as good
a fellow as can be found anywhere.
Then comes John Slough, OF Link
vile, and deposits three dollars which
sets him away ahead, just as we hope
North township will be for the Re-
publican party in 1880, when her
sturdy, honest farmers awake from
the Greenback delusion and see that
Reprblicanism is best for laboring
men. j. A. Burlett is next on the
list, and changes his paper from Tyner
to Walkerton, where he will hereafter
feed the hungry in one Of the best res
taurants ever known in that pretty lit
tie town. Then comes $3.50 from j. w.
Renstead, OF Bremen, who shows by
this action that he is an honest man
and We have no doubt a first-rate
citizen il de did order his paper dis
continued. We have no doubt that
he will soon be convinced that II does
not pay him to do without the REPUB
LIcAN; We will keep warm place for
him until he again enters his name
on our list. n. II. .Oglesbee is known
by everybody in Marshall county and
OF course always pays promptly for
his paper as he does for everything
else. We, like everybody else, are
glad to have the patronage OF such
man, and glad that Marshall county
can boast OF several men like MIN,
whose energy and business ability
are known beyond the boundaries OF
our statee G. I. Mattinglyis next on
the list and is fitting man to follow
Oglesbee. The millions OF feet OF
lumber now doing good service in
this aud other states, and turned out
by this enterprising firm, testifies
that they have done we'll their part in
adding to the comfort Of the people
OF the west, and G. Il. Mattingly is
entitled TO one OF the finest farms In
the state. which he has, and keeps In
just the best ii x imaginable. After Mat
tingly had gone, Henry G. Taber, one
OF our Old settlers comes in and en-
rolls for the REPUBLICAN so quietly
and in such a business like way that
We hardly know that we have a new
subscriber until we enter his name
on our books, but in the years TO
come he will continue on our list and
never regret the day he enrolled for
the best county paper in Indiana.
1t is Monday morning, now, and the
books are open, to set the figures
ahead opposite the name OF one OF
the staunchest Democrats in Marshall
county-Arthur l. Thompson. The
REPUBLICAN has small hopes OF con-
verting him but it will do its best. and
always be glad that as it Is necessary
to have Democratic party there are
some as nice men In il as Mr.. T..
The next is new subscriber out on
the prairies OF Nebraska, but we have
hundreds OF readers in that fair
young State, and now for a year an
other will be male happy by the
weekly visits OF the REPUBLICAN. His
name is Cyrus Swain, and he resides
at Cedar Bend, in Gage county. Be-
fore we could enter SWANS name on
the book, one OF the brightest, best
looking. best working young Repub-
licans OF Bremen, had drawn his
pocket book. and deposited the
amount necessary to eniitle him to
the REPUBLICAN another year, and ev-
erybody in Bremen will know by what
we have said that it was VIM. +.
Schilt,just as good Il citizen and bust
ness man as he Is a Republican.
After Schilt comes s p. Baker and
give you some money, and then he
proceeded to pay with just as much
satisfaction as he will read the news
during the coming year. He is a
good one to so on the payee list this
week. And now, from down at Wal
nut Station, comes that excellent
physician and citizen, DIR. Pocock.
He lays down three dollars and says
now, that will make US both feel bet
ter, and reader, il we did not already
know it, We should have begun to
think that the REPUBLICAN has just
the best lot OF subscribers Of any pa
per in the State, and DIR. Pocock is
one OF the best among them all. A
few minutes after Pocock left, Rich
ard Railsback came in with q sly
twinkle in his eye. and says. we'll
guess I'll have to continue the paper
and out came two bright silver dol.
lars which the cashier quietly trans
ferred to his wallet, and he thought
as he looked in the smiling face OF
his visitor. 1t is not strange that
Richard Railsback Is one OF the most
popular business men in Argos.
1t was Tuesday morning, when .
voice at our elbow said, do you
want some money!" We looked w
at the young man, who held a hand
full of silver, when he said, Here, take
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