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appeared before them IN response to the
request Of Mr.. Davis. who found himself
suddenly unable to speak. he proceeded To
address the meeting on the issues Of the
day.
Mr.. Boutelle spoke for nearly two hours.
and held the closest attention Of his hear
ers 'o the very close, being frequently sp-
plsadei.
The Chairman then introduced Mr.. Da-
via To the meeting. and he spoke very
briefly. saying that the same iaterest was
there manifested a. he had seen manifested
In every place within the ten counties in
which he had spoken during the campaign .
aud said that while las, year good men
honestly differed on the financial question 4.
they are nov coming To see the right. and
RICH, Is sure to prevail. Thanking them
for their attention. he closed, when three
cheers were given for the next Governor
and three more for Mr.. Bou,elle; AFTER
which the meeting adjourned
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state of Mninc.
TKEAsUgER's OfYICE,

IkEAsUHEks OfffCE
- Augusta. Aug. S. ls-s.
DtRsCAST to chap. 8. sec. ", u the Revised
Statutes, Will, a. the state Trv asurer. oific.
At Augusta, on the tenth day OF September ne n
al eleven o'clock A. M sell and convey by deed
To the highest bidder. all interest OF the sIat
In the tracts OF land her einafter described lyf
In unineorporatei townships. the said tracts hay,
ing b~en forfeited 10 The state State taxes apd
eoasy IAxe. certified 70 The Treasurer OF slate
for the year isII.
The sale and conveyance Of each tract viii be
made su beet to . nght The OF part
owner whose rights have been for teited To re
deem the same at any time within year after
the sale. by paying or rendering TO the purchaser
his proportion Of ~hsx The purchaser paid there
for al the sale with inter.st the rate Of twenty
per sent, per AMMAN, ir~fn the time OF sale and
one dollar Tor release, or spch owner mar re
deem his interest BY paying A. aforesaid 10 the
Treasurer OF state. as provided ia chap. g. sec
-, OF TIE Revised Statues
No tract however. will be SOLD alta price less
than the fnil amount due thereon tor such unpaid
state anil countT taxes, interest and cost, as de-
seribed In the following schedule.
HANCOCK COUNTY
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NOTICE.

1hAI this 10 70 for bid all persons uasi ihx my
wife Lizzie 4. Hodx don, on my account.
JOEL K. HOD6DOS.
Tremout Aux 2ist ls70 yws5s
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APPOINTMENTS.
HON. DANIEL r. DAVIS.

Republican candidate Tor Governor. will speaa
during The Campaign. al Tho fo!loIiHg places
NACHIAs- esincsdAy. August e.th
bESNYsgILLk..... .ThursiAy. August .sth
ftNbhOhk-.-..------#. FRIDAY. Augsh -
CALAIS sat nr1Ay. August s'th
The closing week OF the campaign. be-
ginning Monday, sept. ls,. Mr.. DAVIS
will speak 10 the Fourth Congressional
District at places TO be announced here
after.
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Notice.

WHEREAS my off. Jennie J,cssoa. has L. n
w my bed and board sighoat isst cause. all
persoas are hereby f'rbtsi,ien bar Dor tru 1t
nsr 90 my account.
CHARLES JACKSON
6oukIsboro. AaS. Ism, i,78 Asa
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THE SECRET hsr tn Hn,LrH-Tbs scie nee al
Life. or sslfProservatiaa, no psxes. Price on,y
u. Contains hity valuable presoript lone. either
one OF which IL sorth more than ten times the
price Of the book. Illustrated sample sent on
receipt OF cents Tor postage. Address, Dr. W.
" Parker. ! Bnlhnch street, Boston, Mass.
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THE Sopsersss Reporter says; "A promi-
nsnt member OF the Democratic County
Committee in this county says the Green
hackers are = brsinless set bot they have
go, . good many days work in them. and
all they want 81 the id fanatics IL to
beat The Republican,.
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uD~.~eratSe NSstaastoss-
FOR GOVERNOR,
AlOnZO GarCelOn
Joseph l.. smith.

HANCOCK COUNTY.
For Senator'S.
CHARLES 4. si'nffoRD.
MALBURl hiNGMAS.
For County Commissioner.
WILLIAM II. CARD.
For County Attorney,
JOHN Il. REDMAN.
For Sheriff,
WILLIAM II. MITCHELL
For Treasurer.
HORACE DAVIS.
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BOWDOIN COLLEGE.

TIKI second Examination for admission to Boz
doin College, viii be held on Thur sday, sep
eobef t1eh, - . A. NJ, at Adams HaH-
JOSHUA l.. CHAMBERLAIN,
President.
Branswick, Asg. i7th, 1873. swA
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HgEcock. Sc To the .SAerits II our r,sp-r-
hr. COEHiles, or ether Of tAeir Dcgas4ss
GREElINt.
We CuaaAsp rot To attach the goods
(, or estate OF samuel +. OssnsI. oil ssla.
! l. John in the Province Of New Bsau-
~ wick 70 the value Of Three LuuIfel
Dollar. and summon tho sad Defendant Z BE-
may be found in yORr prect net TO appear before
our Justice. OF the supreme JGiilcia al Court urXl
To BE- holden Ellsworth. within ant Tor 4a-
CoaatY OF Hancock. tbs second TUESDAY g
Aprti usNt then and theru In said tUurl lt
aas~rr unto DAsie King ot fremont the tJan
~ Of Hahcoca Ia a rA OF the Case. that ,ur
thc purchase IT this WIT, being indebted - The
FtafauG in the sum Of Two Hua,'rei ani HEy
dollars, according 10 the account Anu~Eci AZ
follows IA wiz
sAMCEL L. Osa1OD.
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Ellsworth, August 10, 1873
STATE,OF MAINE

STATEOF MAINE
HANCOCK, SIS To Hamilton JOY:
pursuant 10 The foregoing application. you are
hereby directed 70 nosiiy the pew owner. of the
Meeting House, mentioned In the fore going appii-
cation. TO meet ~ said Meeting Honse on th..
sixth day OF september A. ID. ls7s at yea
o'css'ek In the afternoon. Tor the purpose men
tionei IN sad application. By posting up cert.
bed copy OF TITS variant D the pTiuCipai outer
door Of SAID Meeting HoIse sad ia ose or
other public places In the ely Of lisxorth, AMI
by Publishing In the kiisso America an
Newspaper Ia said Ellsworth, said notice. 70 be
Posted and pubtished ~ Aforesaid. three weeks
before The time 81 the messing Given under my
hand and soAl. this twelfth day Of August, A. d.,
A. r. DRINKWATEI.
Justiee OF the Peafe.
3wA HAMILTON yoY.
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HANCOCK, IS :-Court Of County Commis.ioucrs
April All. Term A. ID. ls-y.
Upon the foregoing petition It 81 considered by
the Commissioners thai the petsIoueTs are re-
Ponsibie and that they ought 10 BE- beard louchtH.
the matter set forth in ttlsir petition, and there
lore order that the County Commissioners NEE
al issAc II. Dcsisie's, Tue sdEy the 45rd, dAy
september Ne 1t, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, Gad thence
proceed 10 yiss the route mentioned IN sail pc
ttton. immediately alter Which view hearing ut
the parties and Witnesses Will be had a. -5uar
eonyenient place the vicinity Ani sueh other
measures taken In The premises the t0unl.
si0ners shall Judge proper. And u Il farther
OKDERkD-Thas notice OF the time. piAos aud
purpose vi the COMMISSIONER Ineeglng AFORESAID
os given TO all psFsons and corporations inter-
ested by serving atseatcd copies OF the peIiiI0n
aud this orisr thereon, upoa the clerk Of the
town OF Eden, and by posting az affected copies
a. Aforesaid, IN three pubic piacea IN said town
thirty days at Leash before the time Uppolulel iot
-sid view. and ey pablishinx the petition aai or
der thaseon. tirec weeks snscessiFeiy the
Ellsworth American, aevspAp~r pa bli.hel al
Ellsworth, In the County Of Haneock the first
psblics, bon To be thirty days at ieas; before tue
lime OF said sies. that all persons and corpor
atoms Interested may attend aad be heard II tney
think 1T
AttesI;-H. Il. SAUSDERS Clerk
true copy Of the petition and os,ier thereon
sS8 Auest-H. H. SAUNDERS. Clerk
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sw4 II B. SAUNDERS CLERK

To iAs Honorable, The Court Of County C,,ri-
missi0Rers for tas County Of HGHcyrk
Hezt 10 be holden ia said CDERtg.
THE unasrsssRed hamhly shows. that a town
l Say. bes insing al near Balm t.tlsaI
nearly 10 'front.', aad oasteTiy from the "Gfan4
Central" and running northeriy 10 the Aout Tho n
line OF Tobias Roberts lAnd near hi. cottage al
Ear HaTbOr, in the town OF Eden would BE- ol
great public convenience that the seIcctm~u ul
saii Town alter notice and bearing Of pArtiss
have uareasonably refused To lag such VA.
herefCrs your petitioners noas bierlnS them
selves ssxrt.yed by such refusal, pray tina. yoa5
honors woGld asreeaby 70 la~ in such ,4sr-
made and provided, vtew The route And loo. =.
yenieacs and necessity require and a. IA dugg
bound viii ever pray. DALed ~ bar HaT Dor,
The town OF Eden, ulis fourth day OF August \.
b, ISIS.
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The National Temperance camp-meet-
Ing at Old Orchard was very successful.
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Nov. :. FOR am T. paid at your roqasst
Tor taxing up Taco > JpRcs
>utr ami int. 49,
Witnesses tees in your sglt
Jon-. Sad INT sfsY
.As 10
then and there IA consideration thorroG prom
81 the Piainur 10 pay AIM The same su4 %
demand
Yet though often requested the sAtI u, l-r. Ian
has uoG paid sAid 4aua but n- zirr tel - 10
dana ~ OF aid Piaiat'G A. nc sav.1 th~ sum 4f
THEE hanirrI Dollars. which shtH Then aaa
Gherr BE- male to appear Sjth other due tAga.r-.
And have yOG there tAIs VIII. IN your l5,G.s
therein.
Witness. Joha A Pvt.r., Ju.tico II sad q o m
a. kIls~orth lhi- ssooad day of November ia .ar
year Of our Lord thousand eight naua rv,!
snd seventy etshG-
II. h. SAUNDERS lrrs.
uAsco.s ss --aprcae judicial Court AyfI
TerJa i-5s
AHl nuS x appearing to soc Court Ihat tAt
sAid iheieadAat az The date ct shr ~rrysrS OF lAs
srti, vas not an inha hit Ant OF th3s state aaI
had no tenant. sxert or attorney Tam Jhv same.
shd that he had NO aotio. Ui the pogdcury
this suI t 8. ordered, that nltics thereof he
gwen 10 the said samuel F.eO.xJoi by pu4
ishins al s,iss ted copy OF The srt and tl.,
order thereon, three seckz. suceeasively IN the
Ellsworth uscrican the iass putllcat soa tJ be 40
least thirty days before the neKi term Of tE.-
Court. To be held at Ellsworth, within Ani tor
the Coanty OF Hancock. The second IuraiaF
Of October at, Ehat he may then aad there ia
saId COurt appear aud show cause Il any hc has
shy judgment should not be rendered AGAINST
him and execution Issue accord .n.ly.
Ati-si.-H. Il. SAUNDERS. CLERK
A true copy OF Wrt and order thereon
sw5 II Il. SAUNDERS Clerk
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non. BENZ. BUTTERWORTH,

N~ss~r Of Congress. fro. Csseiaas0.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-05-08
WEST TOWNSHIP.


Il. IIilsman has begun work en his new
barn.
G. Moriock has purchased an 1. y. L..
wind -mill,
Died, Maria Boyer. wife of John Boyer,
April 2sth. Aged % years.
Ira Brumbaugh begun manufacturing
thing and brick this week.
The cherry, plum AMI few peach trees
are clothed in fragrant bloom.
n. Kaufman and family left for Kansas
last Thursday. lie will make the trip in
a wagon.
s. Colman has added in the way Of I'M
provcmcnts to his farm, a small barn and
wagon shed.
DIR. Chew left last Saturday for Darkc
county, Ohio, where he expects to reside
in the future.
G.. A. Miller has closed his school in
North township, and is dcvoiing his time
Ia farming at present.
Married, by Rev VI. Eisenhour, in this
township last week. John Wolf and Miss
Nancy Frccse, also Calvin kanouss and
Hiss Jane Philips.
At the reorganization of the Sabbath
school ut the Amish church. John Keyser
was elected Supt.; TX. Norris, assistant
Supt.; v. G. Troycr, Sec'y. aud NJ. Robin
SON, Treas.
Elder Knisley and Rev. w. G.. Cook
attended the German Baptist conference
of Northern Ind. held near New Paris,
last week. The next convocation will be
in their church in this township.
II. Perkins delivered lecture at the
u. Ii. Sabbath school last Sunday. lie
seems To I've IS active at Sunday school
work as lac is in putting up their famous
wind mill. lie expressed him self well
pleased with the school.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-05-08
NeighborhoOd Notes.

Columbia City contains a popula-
ton OF 2,201.
The last brick has been laid on the
Lagrange Court house.
John s. Joseph, one OF the oldest
residents OF LaPorte county, died
las; week.
The Standard thinks Lagrange
never had more hopeful outlook for
development than at present.
The Starke County Enterprise Is
afraid tina. Ksox will soon be short OF
girls. as most OF them are leaving.
The corner stone OF the new col
lege building at Notre Dame was laid
Saturday with appropriate ceremo-
MES.
The South Bend Tribune says the
Medical profession OF that city has
received eight accessions during the
last six months.
The Valparaiso Messenger has
been enlarged to seven column
quarto. 1t has a Fl. Wayne inside,
and is one OF the best Democratic
papeIs in this part OF the State.
The residence OF c. /. werntz, at
Wakarusa, Elkhart county. was CON-
pletely dertroyed by fire Tuesday
morning of last week. Loss, $1,000;
insurance. $500, In American. OF
Chicago.
Eikhart is soon to have another
paper-mil'. There are four there
now running at full heal; one tissue,
two wrapping and one writing paper
mill. also one pulp mill. which alto
gether employ 700 persons.
Capt. Shumate has completed
and forwarded to Washington the
list OF unmarked soldiers graves In
this county. 1t Is the intention to
have the tomb-stones furnished by
the government, erected on Decora-
ton day. Lebanon Patriot.
The Rochester Spy says the main
street OF that city Is now used as a
race course. for testing the speed oil
horses. Trials OF speed take place
every day. and everybody but the
Marshal witnesses the fine races. He
never sees them because the Law
does not allow racing.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-05-08
VIEWS AFOOT.
EY FLY.

4 Il Lewis has returned ~ Argos.
No mislcmcanors to repbr: thi, week.
George lIclscl WAS blrci at the Argos
cemetery last Tuesday week.
Pickercl & Bro. have added new stock
to ihier store in the way of ready made
clothing.
We see some persons trying 20 sell their
invitations To the wedding for twenty
five cents each.
\ telegraph line has been run from the
depot to Hushs' ban Der sh up. IIughs &
Maxey, proprctors.
w. Z. Trcbbcy has mule himself scarce
about Argos on account OF the pngi istic
exercise between him and Zchner.
William Roup is not going To be behind
the styles, SD he has built nobby picket
fence in front of his his residence.
The spire on the Advent church has
heen repaired and repaiaied. Painting
done by :. o. Becber. of Rochester.
Application has been male for license
to sell liquors in Argos by Que of Tyncr's
sons. Temperance folks. bestir yourselves
Rev. T. II. Mckee delivered the best
temperance lecture We have heard for
some time on "Wednesday evening of last
week.
The corporation election passed Of last
Monday without and unusual occurrence
Having to go away from town before the
returns came in, we cannot report this
week
We have heard it said that liquor resisis
confinement and spreads itself out on a
level. Some liquor in this place seems To
impart Thu; piacipl, Of spreading out on
Level" to some men here who still love
the ''critter.'
Mrs. Tine. mother Of Mrs George Ma
thcny die6 last Sunday morning The
deceased was - years Old and leaves many
relatives and friends To mourn their loss
The remains were inferred at Argos Gem.
ctery Monday May 5th.
Charles Montgomery was married. tn
Miss Josephine Croco, IT the residence OF
Mr.. Adam Croco. on last Thursday eve
ming. Ceremony performed by Rev. T. II.
Mckee. The happy couple took the train
the same evening enroutc for Toledo, o..
Mr.. Montgomery home.
Ii is feared that Zchncr. Of Wolf Creek
will have Ia shut down his grist mill or
else apply steam power. The fishermen
from Argos are taking ont SD many fish
from the mill ponl that 1t is lowering the
water so that il IL is not stopped. it will
not be deep enough Ia swim a tadpole, let
alone runnn, grist mill.
The corporation council passed dog
law some Time since prohibiting dogs to
run, at large between the first of April
and November unless muzzlcl. Well the
ordinance is all right, |. G. it is still stuck
up where il was put at first; SD are the
dogs all right far name of them have yet
been taken in" nor are likely tn he. al.
though they seem Ia have increased
twelvcfold and are still increasing, Us well
rs getting fat end Jolly.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-05-08
INWOOD.
ny EQUINOX.

CT Morris is experimenting the bust
ness ON the L,iner section.
w. c. Morehouse has just returned
from Chicago with mamoth. stock of
goods.
Weather very cool, and those farmers
who have been in such hurry about
planting corn will have to rcplant fear.
Mr.. Charles Timanas, who was severe
" injured by stump-pul'er failing on
him. was last week removed Ia hi>
home in Bncyius. Ohio, ann glad I" hear
is improving.
Married, at the residence Of the brides
mother. by Rev. III. wolfert, May 81, Mr.
John IIenersey to Mass Jane Mathewson.
May they live lon-. prosper and be happy
tn. wish of "E liin,x
Last Friday Pres. Bright, Vice Pres
Blasingham, and ID. Hull, went to Green
bush school house. organized temper
ance union there with the following
officers: President, Afford kirtly; Vice
Pres. h. Mariindalc; Sec'y Miss Viola
Marlindale: Treas. Butler McAdams.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-05-08

Albert Hendricks is very sick with
typhoid fever.
Mrs. Suffice has been very sick, but is
convalescing.
VIM. Kcrshaw has changed from Ma
combcrs To Whi,aker's mill.
Isaac Kcrrmln has left of work ut the
mill and gone to farming.
The funeral of b. Trips child was
preached ut the red school house SUNDAY.
Judson Mallot has b)ught the Pierce
ton mill and is now ready for work.
having put the mill in good running
order.
The men who took the Inn? and sing
Ing book from the schnol house hal better
bring them back before their names are
published.
A mistake occurred in Our last com
municaiion. 1t should have been j.
Trip and wife. instead of u. Trip, as ID.
Trip has no wife.
Quite change in Stringtown; one of
the proprietors Of the mill and several
families have moved away, their places
being filed by others.
Ezra Close was severely injured few
days ago. The horse attached to the
wagon he was driving become frightened,
the seat tipped and he was thrown off.
w. b Macombcr's mill caught fire
last week, but the force pump and hose.
under the direction of Harvey Fisher sen,
water to the fire and cxt,nguished the
flames before much damage was done.
A girl says she will kiss the woods
Boy" il she finds him She has been
talking to him occasionally, but his mod
esty prevents him from showing by word
or look tina, he writes for the REruBLI.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-05-08

Robert Neil was certain Tuesday
evening after the votes were counted.
that he could have been elected il
Logan had not been a candidate, al
though the fact was staring him in
the face that Kukn had thirty five
votes more than we're given to Neil
and l. )gau com bined. yet Kuhn was
beaten.
Henry Stanley, promine mt citi-
zen residing near Tyner City, started
to lead bull from his farm to place
in the vicinity of Argos, Saturday.
Just as he reached the outskirts OF
Plymouth after passing through il,
the bull from some cause became en-
ragged and attacked Mr.. Stanley, gor-
ing him in the region OF the abdomi-
nal cavity and severely injuring him
about the head and shoulders. He
was picked up in an insensible condi
ton, his wounds were dressed, and on
Sunday he was taken to his home.
He still remained unconscious Tues
day, and but little hope OF recovery
is entertained. Mr.. Stanley is seven
ty years old.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-05-08
The Greatest Remedy Known

DIR. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption is certainly The greatest medical
remedy ever placed within the reach of
suffering humanity. Thousands of once
hopeless sufferers. now loudly proclaim
their praise for the wonderful Discovery
to which they owe their lives. Not only
does it lositicety cure Consumption, but
Coughs. Colds. Asthma. Bronchitis. Hay
Fever IIoarseness and all affections Of
the Threat. Chest and Lungs yield ut Once
la It's wonderful curative powers as if by
magic We do not ask you TO buy large
bottle until you know what you are get
ting. We therefore request that you call
on your druggists. l.. Tanners also q.
Balm Il Co.'S, and get a trial bottle for ten
cents. which will convince the most skep-
teal Of Its wonderful merits, and show
you hat regular one dollar size bottle
will do. For sale by l.. Tanner also G.
Blain 81 Co
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-05-08
Ilynienial.

Thursday evening the grand social
event Of the month took place at the
Episcopal church. John r. Losey led
to the altar Miss Lou. A. Freese and
Rev.. j. Faude pronounced the words
that united them in the bonds OF we'd
lock. The reception was. brilliant
one, and the list Of names OF those
giving presents is SO long that We
have not space for 1t. There was
toweling enough to last Mr.. Losey
and his fair bride lifetime. There
were bed spreads dishes, glassware,
China tea set, vases innumerable,
napkin rings and napkins. table linen,
books, flowers, goblets and crockery
ware OF all kinds, as plendid rocking
chair, and last OF all fine silver tea
set, from the hosts OF friends OF both.
Everybody was happy and it is need.
less to say that IL the good wishes oil
many friends avail, Mr.. and Mrs
Losey will live lsng and happily to-
gethsr.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-05-08
Remarkable Cure or an lnflamed Tear,
duct or Passage Ia the Eye, With.
ont AN OeratlOn

Mrs. Gibson. who has a large and
extensive confectionery and candy
store ut M. % East And street, near
the Grand Central Depot, was about
TO have silver tube inserted in the
tear passage OF her left eye. The en-
largelnent aud inflammation were very
great. Before submitting to the
operation, tried DIR. Giles Liniment,
rubbed, in carefully over the iuilamed
duct. The Inflammation disappeared,
the passage became clear. aud was.
through its power, able to do without
"A surgical operation. Also took the
Lipiment internally, teaspoonful
three times "a day, in a wine-glass OF
water. Giles Pills cures Headache.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-05-08
TYNER CITY.
OCCASIONAL.

Dr.. Richcy, of Donelson, has located
here.
George Shoemaker has rented the Cen
trail House.
Farmers are waiting for warmer wealth
er to plant corn.
T.. s. Bissell shipped three car loads Of
wheat this week.
j. +. Johnson is painting and repairing
his store building.
The growing wheat in this locality Is
badly injured by the recent frosts.
Miss Flora Parker has been engaged to
teach three months term of school.
: G.. l.. Murray and Thomas Tyner have
commenced the manufacture of tight
barrels.
Esquire Neff is making quite an i'm.
provement on his residence, and is fixing
things up generally.
VIM. FARRELL proposes To be a granger
this summer. He has resigned his po-
sition as guard at the prison.
F. Myers and Fred Monroe have gon,
to Indianapolis where they expect to grad
uate as scientific business men.
Mr.. Scott, the artist. Is going to nov
his car to Argos. The citizens of tina
place will find him a good fellow and
fair workman.
The many friends of DIR. ID. R.Richardsol
will be glad to learn that he has conclu
ded to locate here lie has located hi
Office in the Harris building. Dick is
good fellow. is well posted in his profes
slon, and deserves SUCCESS.
The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-05-08

Last Saturday. Henry Staniy. who re-
sides near this place undertook to lead q
bull from the farm of Jessie Williams to
Argos; and in passing through Plymouth
the bull became unmanagable, and severe
ly if not fatally Injured Mr.. S. He was
brought home Sunday where he still lies
in an unconscious condition. But little
hope is entertained for his recovery
This is IA sad afflir, as Mr.. Stanly is an
old and highly respectful citizen.