The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-04-10
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many lines that have been read by
readers of the REPUBLICAN We are
sorry that he has left the county, but
as we change the address from Argos
to Twelve Mile, Cass, county, we
know that place has gained good
citizen. and hope that he may be pros
porous and happy in his new home.
Next comes II. c.. Brewer, of Walnut,
who pays years subscription for his
mother, Mrs, Sarah Edison, OF Tiosa.
Fulton county. or course Mrs. Edi-
son could not do very will without
the news from her old home, in Mar
shall county. Then as is usual when
Argos people commence coming they
come right along, never doing things
by halves. consequently Mrs. Eliza
beth Hoover was the next visitor.
She paid two dollars, because she said
the girls did not think they could do
without the REPUBLICAN. Sensible
girls those, but we guess their mother
likes the paper just about as well as
the girls. Mrs. Hoover looked through
the Office saw how the type were dis
tributed ana set up, watched our job
press work few minutes, and pleas
anlly took her leave. leaving us well
pleased, and we hope she enjoyed her
visit
Hiram Hervey having just retured
from his visit to the east, repaired
Immediately to oar sanctum TO pay
his subscription which had expired
few days previous. We guess this is
the first time Mr.. Heryey ever let his
subscription go unpaid single day.
We are ready to enter the names OF a
thousand more such subscribers just
as fast as they present themselves.
w. l.. Moorehouse, of Inwood, enrolls
as new subscriber. He is one OF
the thousand we have just been talk
ing about, just as good one as we
ever expect to get, so come along
boys and get the lest paper ia the
country, and be happy and prosper
Gus for year. A. L. Metcalf, one OF
the best printers in this country.
dropped in and just left us few silver
pieces, because he knew that We
sometimes needed money, and be
cause he likes 10 pay for the papers
that he reads. Richard Williamson
is one OF our honest, square dealing
merchants, he never lets a bill remain
unpaid, and because we did not call
on him he called on US. paid his bill
for advertising and his subscription
to the paper. ID. s. Conger, one
of North townships best farmers and
best men is the next on the list. We
can depend on such men as Mr.. Con
ger Just as certainly as we could OH
the best bank in existence. After
Conger comes John Greer, one OF the
old time subscribers to the REpUBLI
CAN. We are sorry TO have to say that
he is not SO hale and hearty rs in
years past, but he pays his subscrip
tion just as promptly. and we hope
he may live to do so for score Of years
yet. Samuel Syihart is young man
who resides near Teegarden, but has
been getting his paper at Boydston's
mills. where he has been at work.
He called Saturday, had his paper
changed TO Teegarden and left two
dollars 10 pay for If. 1t is not necessary
for the REPUBLICAN to tell the girls
that Sam Is a nice young man. We
were just resting "A moment, thinking,
however OF the immense amount of
hard work that was to do before GO
ing TO TO sleep, when the door opened
aud lady came in saying that her
father wanted TO pay his subscription.
Her father Is Hiram VanVactor who
gets his mail at Argos, and Is one Ct
our best subscribers. II any other
subscriber wants TO send money in
the same way it is at our risk, send it
right along. The next on the list is
Senator Reeve, he had just arrived
from Indianapolis. and OF course could
not sleep until he paid his subs rip
ton. He told us how they didn't
make laws, aud told great many
other things, as only he could tell
them, leaving US determined 20 try
to reform him aud make Republi-
can out OF him, although We acknowl-
edge that we shall not work with
much faith j. W. Jacoby comes
next. There are so many Jacobys
and so many Democrats as we'll az
Republicans among them that We
cannot classify j. W.. bat IL he is no,
Republican he ought to be, and is a
might good subscriber any how.
G. w. Suit came in Tuesday and
said, Il see by the label on my paper
that I'm little behind" and then be
just laid down four dollars to pay for
more than year ahead. We always
| like 10 have few subscribers like
him that w can fall back on in time
OF need and raise all the money we
want.