The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-07-10
CITT AND COUNTY.

crop is said to be larger than usual.
w. c. Bailey. of Peru. was in the
city Saturday visiting his brother,
Prof. Bailey.
Max Ruge Is putting in his es-
Establishment, one OF the fines: reiriger-
ators In the city.
The NJ E. Church social will be
held at Mr.. john Diars Tuesday eve
ming. All are invited.
Warsaw has been selected as the
place Of meeting for the next State
Sunday School Convention.
Rev. Charles Little. OF Wabash,
will preach In the Presbyterian
church next Sunday morning and
evening.
Capt. Bogardus, the great Ameri-
can marksman. passed through town
on No. 6 OF the p, F.. W. & C, r. Il.
Tuesday night
james Dollar had two head OF
cattle killed by the L. p. 4 e. rail
road, last Friday, about two miles
vest o: town
-Professor Ward Is going vest In
q few days, and II he likes the coun-
try. will remove thither and go into
the cattle trade
"A survey Is now being made Of
che public school grounds. prepare
tory to fencing them and putting
down new walks.
w. II. Simons, Robert Neil
Pmith and probably others. boast OF
boarders less than a week old who
/. have come to stay.
The annua; report OF our city
schools is now 10 press, and Will be
ready for distribution In about ten
days or two weeks.
Major Cooper, the reformed
lasyer had small audience To
kstea to his address. Tuesday eve
nirg, at the Court house yard.
Major Matt n Cooper. the elo
q,seot orator. OF Michigan. will address
The young men and citizens generally
at,the Court House square tonight
Major Cooper, the reformed law
yer, Is said. by those who have heard
him, to be one O. the finest temper
snce orators that ever visited this
city
Mr.. Anil Becker, OF the firm OF
Becker & Wolf. is removing his fam
iIyh0m Fl. Wayne 70 Plymouth.
where be intends to reside In the fu
fure.
Several OF ocr clerks taking
advantage OF the du times in town
+, and the high price paid harvest hands.
have been In the harvest aciIfor sew
erzf days.
9 The Zig show and our advertisers
take considerable OF oar space this
week; but this will not last Always
al least we are afraid not-and our
readers will get the usual amount OF
pcsdtag matter.
- Mis-. Caldvell, who. has been Wis
ting her daughter, Mrs F. NJ. Welsh,
Tor some time. returned to her home.
ct Busyrus. o.. Tuesday. accompanied
by b son, Mr. s.. S. Caldwell. OF
Upper Ssudusky. o.
There was almost a Ere at the
Hsslanger barn last week. The straw
In the shed taking fire probably from
carelessness OF some. one smoking.
The blaze was exiinguished before
much damage was done.
The r, F.w.& c. Railroad Com
psuy have put down nice. new fcor
at the depot. and are removing all
tho tbistles and other noKious wseds
from their grounds. setting an exam
pie that others might DO well to en-
ulate.
We understand that the entire
High School surprised Prof. Werd
las. Thursday evening. but did not
learn the particulars, more than q
very pleasant time was enjoyed. and
as surprise 1t was complete sue
cess.
Within the last few days the
price OF wheat has advanced consider
ably In the eastern markets. The ad-
vance Is attributed TO the unfavorable
crop advioes from Europe. and the
large number OF European orders to
buy here.
The new furniture firm have been
repainting papering and repairing
generally the building on LaPorte
street which they will I'LL with furni-
ture. and We have no doubt that jos
eph Leonard and Charley will soon
have . large trade.
Mrs. Garrison, formerly on the
editorial staff of the Indianapolis Her.
aid. and we'll known as one OF the
spiciest writer's ia the State over the
nom de plume OF Gertrude" and
Gray is visiting her sister. Mrs. DIR.
Boston In Plymouth.
IT, Q Roberts Park Church OF In
dlanapolis. contemplate leaving that
city July 2lst on picnic excursion
to Maxenkuckee. with tents. provis-
ions sc. They expect TO remain Eve
days on the shores Of Marshall coun-
tYa beautiful lake.