The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-01-16
Payee Personals.


DR.. G.. Seller OF Bremen, one OF the
oldest settlers and best citizens Of
northern Indiana called at our Office
and deposited the two dollars neces-
sary to send him the paper another
year. Next comes NJ. Harris, another
substantial man, who gets his paper
at Tyner City, and never .forgets to
pay in advance. then Mrs. Angeline
Lovely sends in tho amount neces.
sary TO set the figures a head, and l..
n Bair,. OF Argos, who as often as the
year rolls round pays for his paper,
came 10 paid his money and will get
the REPUBLICAN and Chicago Weekly
Ne,cs, Just like those named above
success to all such men as Bair. II
knoblock, of German township, had
got a year or two behind, but he
brought us in big load of wood
paid Sl.75 ii cash and now goes on
his way rejoicing. There are a few
more men up in that section who
might follow Knoblock's example and
make themselves happy and benefit
US. The next to pay was that old
wheel horse amoung the printers of
northern Indiana, Plat Mcdonald.
Platt is no longer printer but next
spring all through this part or the
State and in many other places we
hope the harrows that he is now MAX
ing will show that he is still working
TO benefit the laboring man. Robert
NJ. Plummer, who resides near In-
wood, is one of Marshall county's old
citizens, who helped redeem it from "a
wilderi SIS and make it one OF the
best counties in the Slate. comes next
and pays for the REPUBLICAN and the
Inter Ocean. For year he will read
.hem them come in pay his money
and make the printers happy agaiG,
iustas such men always do. IL. +.
OvermyEr who had been all week ia
the Jury room aud court room releiv-
ed his mind Of {. load with watch
the lawyers had been trying to en-
cumber it by paying for the best pa
per in the county. Next came L. III.
Miller, OF German, who only cast his
lot with Us last September, but who
npU abn.ys ki,ps-.lf nna ~ o,.r meet
valued subscribers by paying more
than year ahead, s. I. RJss, jolly
sort OF man and straight Republi-
can, OF West township. who has only
been In the county short lime en-
rolls his name and pays year in ad-
vance. Then from down near the
beautiful lake Maxenkuckee, comes
lady that always reads The REPUB[I-
CAN, and everybody know that she is
Republican, aud everyone knows
that such woman as Mrs. Nj. Z.
Hume will never neglect. TO pay for
paper-lSS0 are the figures that now
follow her name. Tue next man ell
rolls as new subscriber. His namo
ought To have been on our books years
age, for he keeps the lsrseaI and
finest stock OF furniture in northern
Indiana, is one OF Plymoulh'a oldest
ciiz' rs, aud everybody Knows now
that We mean Charles Palmsrs. Well,
ws shall Try 10 make the REPUBLICAN
so good that he will ever after this be
a subscriber. And now comes his
Honor. Mayor Johnson, well known u,
au aUle lawyer aud valued as a citi-
Zen by Republicans and Democrats
as Que OF the best. He never waits
10 be asked for anything due the priu
ter but just comes right along and
asks To be allowed to pay what he
owes. S. Medboure lives down near
Uniontown or Marmout. aud when
we say that, everybody knows that
lie pays for his paper in advance.
for II those fellows down there knew
man owed the printers more than
a dollar they would not let him live
la the neighborhood. Frank Over
myer, OF the same neighborhood,
came in and deposited two dollars
aud enrolled as "A subscriber.
We publish In ano thar column the
prospectus OF the NEW YORK WEEKLY
ATLAS, one of the Oldest papers in the
country, the price is but Seventy
Five Cents a year. Each issue con.
rains forty-eight columns OF choice
matter. interesting to all members Of
IA family. The articles on agricul-
ture In each week are worth to any
farmer the cost or years subscrip-
ton. Specimen copies may be seen
at orr Office, or will be forwarded
from New York on application. The
REPUBLICAN, and ATLAS can be had
together for 50 40 per year or we will
give the ATLAS one year as a premi-
um for two new subscribers.
DIED.