The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-05-01
C/T1 AND COUNTY.


buried Monday.
Democratic convention next
Fiiay evening.
-Postoffice sociable at Good
Templar hall to night.
John Baker is on the streets this
week with bran new sprinkler.
On account OF sickness, Rev.
Faude was unable to occupy the pull
pit Sunday evening.
Tanner has removed his stock OF
drugs, stationary, &c, 10 the room
formerly occupied by Little Mack.
Don't forget Mrs. s. A. Baxter's
grand opening of millinery goods
next Saturday, at Mrs Babcock's old
stand.
Phil. Corcoran thinks that one
OF the leading Gresnbackers OF
Plymouth is a whisky guzzler or an
opium eater.
p OF. Fisk, OF Hiiisdale. Mich,
occupied the Presbyterian pulpit
Sabbath morning and evening. He
Is clear and logical reasoner.
Ell Dial, express messenger be-
tween Pittsburgh and Crestline, made
a run over this part Of the route
yesterday, and stopped of to see his
ma"
A full account OF the burning OF
N0tre Dame, the celebrated Catholic
University, loc.ted near South
Bend, will be found on the first page
OF to- days paper.
The old National bank block Is
rapidly disappearing to make room
FOX the new. A temporary building
for the hank is being erected just
south II Rudowsky's.
-McKelvy & Co. sold Timothy
Clsler's farm 2t miles south OF this
city yesterday, TO Mr.. Solomon
R-isch, OF Crawford county. Ohio.
Mr.. Rrisch is good X publican and
will make good ciriz.
Mr.. Timanus, who was injured
near InwOod some time since by
stump puller falling on him, was re-
moved to his home at Bucyrus. last
week. L ninent physicians b~Ihve
there Is no hope OF his recovery
Mr. J. Q. Williams. agent Of the
Ohio FLrmer was visiting Mar. Il. j.
Gates, OF Center township. the past
week During his stay he gave the
REPUBLICAN a call and We found him,
like almost all newspaper men, "a
pleasant aud aft ,ble gentleman.
Go to the election next Tuesday
and vote for men who will preserve
Urder In our city see that money is
properly expended add work on our
streets done when and where IL
should be done. aud done at what il
Is worth: in short. vote the Republi-
can ticket.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frame, Q aker
evangelists, are this week holding
meetings every evening at the NJ. E
Churh. The attendance has been
large and is constantly Increasing
Mrs. Frams Is sail by those who
have heard her. to be very eleean
and impressive speaker.
The Good Templars will intro
duce the novelty OF the season in the
shape OF a postoffice sociabls, this
Thursday evening. and cordially In
vite the general public to attend and
participate ia a happy time. Re
freshments, including ice cream, &c,
will be served during the evening.
The South Bend Tribune says it
has been pretty definitely ascertained
that the Notre Dame fire originated
" from a timers furnace that some
workman were using on the roof.
They left the roof for a short time,
and while they were absent the fire
started. Before they could get water
70 1t, 1t was beyond control.
AT their last regular meeting.
Plymouth Lodge No. 40. I. o G. T..
elected the following officers to serve
the ensuing quarter: VIM Kendall,
- w. c. T.. Mrs. G.. W. Hoover. w. v,
T; T. ]. Whitmore, W. s.: VIM. Nor
rill. w. F. s.; Miss Emma Yocksy
W. T.; VIM. Young. W. NJ; Miss Lizzie
Flosenzler, W. l. g.; Jonathan Gun
der, W. o. G..
The financial report shows that
our city - In good shape. Tt should
be remembered that while the Coun.
Gil has been Democratic we have had
RepubIicaa Mayor for the last four
years. 1t will be we'll to elect Repub.
licans to Office next Tuesday, as every
councilman holding over is . Demo
crat, and We shall have better city
government IL some Republicans are
elected.
Hon. Geo. A. Netherton, who l.
now teaching at Tippecanoetown, was
In to an Tuesday and as usual called
at the REPUBLICAN Office. Mr.. Meth
erton is one Of our best teachers, pos
sesing large amount OF general in
formation. thoroughly posted on tn,
current topics OF the day and having
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