The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-04-24
CITT AND COUNTY.

Is visiting fIiends Ia Ohio.
The wheat fields all over the
county are looking splendid.
John W. Patterson Is building a
new residence on Center street.
A. L. AIleman will buy wheat for
Snyder Bros. the coming summer.
Our Donelson correspondence
came last week too late for publica-
tion.
Services at the Reformed Church
each evening this week, by Rev. j. b.
Henry.
Everybody is making garden
this week,-weather warm enough
or summer.
The Tyner City drama ic troupe
will play in Walkerton on Friday
evening next.
j. NJ. Dale, OF Goshen. and
daughter, were visiting friends in the
city The past week.
We learn that Bruce Joseph has
been lying quite i'll for the last three
weeks. at bis home on North Michi
gan street
j. T. Bowman,o OF K) 'eiusko coln-
ty. has located ia Bremen for the pur
pose Of practic,ng law. The REPUB
LIciy wishes him success.
Joseph A. Blondel received from
England, yesterday morning. a box
OF seeds of almost everything that
grows in the sold country"
"A lady narnad Leeper, from Ger
man township, was adjudged insane
this week She remains in care OF
Sheriff Ashley until IL eau be ascer-
taiuad whether she will be received
at the asylum.
IT. ]. Perkins sold two OF the
Perkins wind mills to Mr.. II. Hum
iicLouser Monday. Mr.. Humrie
houser evidently beiieves in Wind
work. especially when it Will save "A
great deal of elbow grease.
Sheriff Ashley returned from
Huntington county, Tuesday. with
John Migrants. who was wanted at
the last term OF court, but hal given
k.f ~ al Ill I'm AZ .k,e.,
in Jail. He resided near Linkville.
OR reporter says that men from
the out townships AMI boys fourteen
years oil voted at the Greenbaok
eonven ion Saturday. M n, old
enough TO vote cast from five to
ty.ary Yves lo1 for their farvoite
candidates.
1T will always pay our rea iers to
.b1y gods or men who advertise
They alone keep posted. aud can al
ways sell you g 10 Is m st are in style
an rs They b ~ at less Ii cures ana
sill m re goo Is than the oil foSies.
t1ey can All ,rd to sell cheaper.
Mrs A. Baxter has bought the
millinery establishment of Mrs. S. NJ.
Babcrck and will consolidate it with
her large stock. The grand opening
OF this grandest and largest millinery
store in Northern Indiana will TAX.
place May 81, one week from next
Saturday.
II J. Perkins, 7ne OF the manu-
,facturers OF thu Perkins Wind mill
who recently PIT mp a mill for ID. L.
Gibson. has this week SOL mills 10
VIM. z omeroy AMI Miles Yahvactor
of the same neighborhood, to replace
worn out Stoyer Eills, put up only
four years since.
The editor OF the the Porter
county rid tie thinks that Marshall
county anil al other COUNTIES can
guard their prisoners day and night
and make them do work enough 10
pay for the damage their misconduct
has Incurred, great deal cheaper
than they can build jails.
Charles Gossage & Co., OF Chi
.cago. know that it pays them to all
vrriise in the REPUBLICAN, and those
of our read rs who have been in the
habit OF buying from Plymouth
merchants who do not advertise, car
save money by going to Chicago and
purchasing Of Gossa2e s. Co.
We give the nominations OF the
Greeuback convention in another
column, but they have reconstructed
their ticket and left part OF the nomi-
nees out in the coll We shall wal
until next week before giving names
rs they will no doubt FIX it up differ.
emily between now AMI that time.
Charles N. Lee, of Indianapolis
Deputy U. 8. MaIshai, was in tow
this week subre lainS witnesses &c
testify before the United States Court
May 18th, in the case OF the United
VS.. Robert Rudowsky. We under
stand Rudowsky is charged with vic
lating the revenue laws in the sale o.
tobacco and cigars.
Miss Barbara Langenbaugh, WHIT
was for several years employed il
the REPUBLICAN Office has been FOL
several months at work In the Herald
Office, Ft. Scott. Kansas. is wei
pleased with that country, and from
the looks OF photo recently taken