The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-05-01
Extra comics of the REPUBLICAN

west part or Town. INFORMS US tndt MS
wife is still dangerously i'll.
Bishop Talbot will administer the
Rite Of Confirmation in ST. Thomas
church next Tuesday evening.
What can do as a church MEM
ber." will be the subject Of Rev. ]. j.
Faude's sermon Sunday morning.
Vote for the Republican candidate
for Marshal, and secure good order
and good name for our city during
the next two years.
Philip Kerniga, the Oldest. and
one OF the best citizens OF the town
OF Bremen, made us a pleasant call
Monday and renewed for the REPUB-
LICAN.
The burnt district in Corbin's
and McKelvy's real estate offices at
the east end Z the REPUBLICAN office
is rapidly undergoing repairs, and will
/ soon be worth as much as ever.
DIR. Kiblinger OF Tecgarden, pro-
| prietor OF Kiblinger & Cooks won
derful curative, made us a pleasant
call Thursday, anu got some job work
done to advertise his medicines.
Go and hear the Shedd Sisters
Saturday evening. Over the Hills to
/ Ii-h
humorous readings and the best vo.
cal and instrumental music. Only
% cents.
j. j. Staley and Quincy Kelly
were among our visitors this week
who paid for the REPUBLICAN. Mr..
Staley also subscribed for the Indi-
annapolis Journal in connection with
the REPUBLICAN.
The Northern Convocation OF the
Protestant Episcopal church, ia Indi-
ana, will assemble Ia st. Thomas
! church, next week. The opening
service is to DO on Tuesday evening.
On Wednesday there will be service
at 10 a. M; essay and discussions at
p. m; closing service at 1880 p. m.
MR.. s. G. Radebaugh, OF Clifton,
Kansas, who has been visiting friends
in this vicinity. started for home
Thursday night. She called at the
! REPUBLICAN Office and subscribed for
the paper remarking that she liked
Kansas better than Indiana, but
couli not do without the news from
her old home.
The LaPorte Herald says, Hon.
Chas. II. Reeve the frey independent
Democratic senator of Plymouth. has
beeh In town this week, attending TO
legal business. Mr.. Reeve made a
valuable record in the late legislature
He was by far the ablest and most
consistent member on the Democratic
side.
The Commissioned convened In
special session Tuesday, for tie pur-
pose OF examining the plans present
ed by different ar, hitects for the new
Mirshall county jill. The plan pre-
scented by J. G. Johnson, OF Fremont,
Ohio, was adopted. The Jail will cost
about $4,000. The Commissioners
will purchase site for the building
before adj turning.
ID inbury jim. or ia other words
the Crown Card Co., has retired from
active business. donned SLOUGH hat,
cottonads coat and overalls, and
will labor on the streets, make gar
den, work Ia the cornflelds or do any
kind of honest labor at fair prices.
Orders for cards sent by mail will be
filed during resting spells.
The candidates tefton the Green
back ticket since the declination OF
one-half OF those originally nomina
ted. aud those siace placed on the
ticket are so far as we know men OF
good intentions. but the reason why
no man should vote for them IL be
wishes good eminent, will be
obvious by reading Secretary Cor
coran's editorial to be found In an.
other column.
Our citizens expect as grand a
literary aud musical entertainment al
the Opera House Saturday evening as
has ever been given In Plymouth
The Shedd Sisters. elocutionists and
musicians are coming and their fame
has preceded them. Such an enter.
lainment Is worth more than all the
minstrel shows and one horse theat
rical performances travelling. The
price OF admission Is only % cents
Children ten cents.
The city council Monday nigh
rendered Mayor Johnson a vote Of
thanks for the manner In which h'
has performed the duties OF the Office
During six years service, two years a:
councilman and four years as mayor
he has never been absent at meet
ing OF the council. and the good con
dition in which We now find the affair
Of the city are as much due to him a
any one man in the city. Plymouth
will never regret having had Repub
lican Mayor such as Amasa johnson
John F. Langenbaugh. ST., wish
es US to say through the REpUBLIcA,
that he will not be q candidate 70
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