The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-08-14
The Republican.


40 ~ tttl' A-l a
Good TempIar festival at NJ T.
Church TO morrow Right
Prof Chase is ut Blue Mountain
Lake, Hamilton county ny
Mrs. James SteveH- is sui. riog
mitch with a cancer on htr
Mrs. C. o. Smith is visiting a. r..
Wayne She viii be gone month";
infant child OF William 81 aad
sallie A. smith was buried Monday
After the Opera eatertainmea.
wend our way tgthe / o. q. L. fes-
tiyal Friday eve.
You can hear Lillian Woodward
read st Tie opera House TO morrow
night il you pay = cents.
The Vanguard is the name Of the
spicy little paper just started at
Wakert0n 10y Endiy * Richmond.
We understand that a lady from
South Bend contemplate establish
ing q laundry 10 plymouth about the
first Of September
John g3ham does not have an
exalted opinion Of the judgment OF
the board OF health. or the exec tive
ability Of the Marshal
&C. A. Ncthert9n commenced
term Of school at NouleI 8 last Non
day, designed especially i9r teachers
and advanced students.
-Luther Dill. one OF Piymouth'=
boys, WHO has been for sometime
telegraph operator IA Michigan. is
visiting iliends here his week
-McK,lvy has just got our q real
estate register. printed at this Office,
which contains descriptions Of hun
dfeds Of farms and city property Tor
sale or trade.
Real the premium li=t Of TIE
farmers and mechanic'7 fair of Mar
shall county, on the fourth page ~
this paper, and then get Ready to help
make it grand success.
Tired Tescher entered upon his
duties as county treasurer Monday
Arthur Thompson. who has performed
L duties q the Office well, during
the past four years. retiring.
The Presbyterian social viii be
held at Dr. Bortons next Thursday
evening, ugust 2l-t. The DR.. says
he wants il understood that every
body AID their relatives are cordially
invited.
No farmer can foil to be satisfied
with the premium list for the fair.
published this week The manager
are going 10 give the farmers au.t
mechanics chance - l.-p!ay IL il
pro iac,iors.
-Grand Good Temp L .ee-cream
carnival at " T. Caaieh Le,.ui,
Room 70 morrow nighg Hsl IL
Holiybfooke. Past 1'land Worthy
Chief TEMP lar Of New York. Is en
gagged u sreak.
-GsOrgr Heuifieks. thu draymln
drove his h0iss into the quickslul
OF Yellow river uear the L. T. < C..
railroad bridge. II ulay The horse
bri Z b.Asy. w5asl MT Try 70 get
cut, and ia fes minutes was
drowned.
Charlie, son Of G. L. aud NJ. ].
CLANCY, aged about ten years. died
Sunday night Of inflammation Of the
bowels. aud was buried Tuesday. His
father was ia 0lio at the time Of his
death, and was summoned home by
telegraph to attend the funeral.
We learn that as George Carlisle.
Of Walnut township, was driving
along the road near Bourbon. Non
day, some evil disposed persons
threw stones at his horses, causing
them 10 run away, throwing the old
gentleman out and seriously il juling
him.
Brother Haskell seems to have
been getting along about a. usuai in
Warsaw, having almost the whole
town arrayed against him. He con
tinued TO advertise his meetings IN
the papers last week, and viii NJ
doubt remain until the people compe
him 70 leave
The money paid out for wheat tC
the farmers OF this county ever5
week, probably reaches forty thous-
and dollars. And it will be nearly all
spent in the county. After all. this il
the kind Of imitation that biings pros
perity and gives en impetus 10 al
kinds Of business.
As Thomas Y0reis and his wife
Of Green township. were going hcm'
from this city Sunday evening. TIT
team became frightened, and spring
ing TO one side, the buggy struck ,
stump, throwing out the occupants
Mr.. VOreis' shoulder was dislocated
and his wife severely but not danger
ously injured.
-McKelvy went to Maxenkucke
10 spend few days after negotiating
trade between Messrs. Matchette
France, OF Bourbon, and Mr. Bissel
OF Tyner. by which Bissell gets
farm in Miami county. valued a
twelve thousand dollars. for his val
uable property and stock OF goods i
Tyner City.