The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-05-08
The Republican.
C/TI AND COUNTY.

1OrtaDle nSninS-
Miss Clara Hefllsy OF Il 'chester,
is visiting at J. W. Cleaveland's.
j. W. Wiltfong is putting two
story house in front OF his old one.
Albert Cressner has sold his news
stand to oil. Stacy aud is gazing to
Indianapolis.
WIN. Schofield, North township
widower, and Miss Miller, were
united in matrimony Sunday.
The Bible Society has just reeeiv-
cd two hundred new testaments. Call
ON E. X. Barnhill il you want one.
Twenty FIVE cents and costs was
what E-q. More said the woman who
assaulted another woman must pay.
Read Simon Becket's 4ad" 10 an
other column. He has been to Chi
cayo and piles OF goods are coming In.
At meeting OF the fire depart
msnt last Monday evening, Andrew
H. Korp was elected Chief Engineer.
The Brick Pomeroy party have
elected their Clerk and Marshal In
Bourbon. It is the only town in the
United States In which that party has
a majority
John D. Chapman, q Michigan
City attorney, got drunk and fell of a
bridge into q small stream Of water
near his house Monday, and was
drowned i'm three feet OF water.
John C. Kuhn says that he can
be beat for Marshal but he will con-
vince every Democrat and Repubii.
can that will call on him that he can't
be beat making boots and shoes,
Under the new pension act all
persons heretofore entitled to a pen
sion. but who for any cause have not
filed their applications. may claim and
receive ensions for the entire back
period.
Remember that the different
temperance organizations OF the
county are requested to meet at Blue
Ribbon Hall to- morrow friday ut 2
O'Clock p. m, for the purpose OF OF
ganizing and selecting delegates to
the State convention.
The Brick Pomaroy party polled
less than one-eiGhth OF the votes cast
at the City election Tuesday. As 1t Ia
conceded that III irshall county con-
tains one half OF all tho Pomeroy
Greenbackers in the State. 1t will be
seen that it is party OF immense i'm
portance.
Sylvester L,gan's team became
frightened on Michigan street. as he
was going home Tuesday evening
With his wife and Judge Fuller In the
wagon. They broke the neck yoke.
overturned the wagon aud getting
loose from it ran back through
town. None or the occupants were
severely hurt.
The Greenbackers worked harder
to beat Charley Leonard than any
other MIA on the ticket, alleging
that he had thrown their papers out
into the street. LeonarIs twenty five
majority over koontz and one hun
dred anil seventy-three majority
overSmith, the Grecnback candidate,
was the answer they received.
The /. p. &c c. railway will give
half fare tickets TO all delegates at
tending the State Temperance con-
vention at Indianapolis. Delegates
will be entertained at the R.mey
House at 81 so per day and at the
Grand and Bates, at - per day. The
CONVENT IN will he held at Masonic
Hall, commencing at 9 a. M, May 81.
-Tribbey & Bennett have Dissolved
partnership. and Tribbey assisted by
q. w. Eyestone, one of the best and
most accommodating clerks will con-
iinue the business at the old stand.
You can get anything in the line of
meats. groceries or provisions OF
Tom Tribbey. and our boys can tell
you whether or not they keep good
cigars.
Everybody knows that Plymouth
has some bad boys. but nobody knew
or believed until recently that there
was anyone In town bad enough to
pry the window-shutters or Of a
school house 10 get to throw stones
through the window lights. but we are
Informed that somebody has been
mean enough to do that very act at
the third Ward school house.
The Northern convocation OF the
Protestant Episcopal church, of In
diana. has been in session In this city
during the last two days. Quite a
number OF ministers are present. in
Guiding Bishop Talbot. The right OF
confirmation has been administered
to large number, and very interest
ing meetings and discussions were
held yesterday afternoon and evening.
Mr.. Uriah Hultz. one OF The oldest
settlers OF the county, called on US
yesterday to see the buck horn In tire
board Ia our Office. He informs us