The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-07-17
The Peru Herald says John s..
Hale and lady, Milton Shirk and lady,

ans are domiciIed in their summer
quarters at Maxenkuckee.
The seasonable advice Is to keep
cool, not only as much so physically
as is attainable. but mentally. This
is bad weather ia which to be fretting
and tuning, worrying about business
affairs, or indulging in bad temper.
Prof. Bailey. whom the Demo
crat reported last week as gone to
parts unknown, returned In time to
take In the circus. We knew all the
time that the Superintendent would
be back in time to see the show come
In.
Cal Klinger. becoming Disguised
with Plymouth weather. started Tues
dry evening In search OF the north
pole. When last heard from he was
in Michigan. and still going north.
He expects to be gone about two
weeks.
Read the description OF our new
Jail, that is to be. You will find 1t on
the first page where the story Is u.s.
ually found, and we believe IL will be
more Interesting to tax payers and
citizens generally, than a story
would be.
We noticed from our sanctum
window, Monday, that several per-
sons went out of Max Ruge's saloon
more rapidly than they went in; and
somehow they seemed kinder
doubled up when they reached the
sidewalk.
"A Mr.. Beatty, living two miles
west of Walkerton, fell from a cherry
tree, one day last week. and striking
the top OF a chair. broke 1t. and one
of the rounds entered lis thigh to the
depth Of four inches, causing a very
serious wound.
AT the meeting Of the n. e. T. U.
last Friday evening, the following
officers were elected: Pres. james
III. Brink; 1st Vice Pres. Miss Eta
Harri 2nd Vice Pres. Miss Flora
Cooper: Sec'y. Miss Matte Morrill,;
Treas. A. Hawley.
Mrs, James Stevens Is suffering
severely from pain caused by an app
plication OF medicine to remove
cancer from her upper lip. DR.. Walk
er. OF Chicago. removed portion OF
the cancer several weeks since, and
1t is hoped will now be able to eradi-
cate ii entirely.
Miss Flora Falkenbury brought
US nearly a quar-. OF huckleberries
Monday. that were as large as cher
ries. They were grown on the farm
of Joel Rensie I'd. south OF Tyn City,
and we venture the assertion that
larger huckleberries cannot be found
anywhere on the green earth.
Fred Beinreuther. the gentle
manly salesman, who has been with
KIoepfer & Boflnger so long, LETT
Tuesday, on an excursion among the
lakes, down the st. Lawrence,
through Canada. back by Niagara
Falls and other places OF interest.
He expects to be gone two months,
and we hope he will return with
hesith much improved.
Snyder Brothers, at their new
war, house near the l. P. & G, depot
received three hundred bushels OF
wheat Tuesday, from Simon Becker.
The wheat was raised on Burr
Oak Flats, and is Of excellent quail.
ity. This is the first new wheat
bought in Plymouth this season, but
Albert and Dave will have bought
thousands OF bushels before our next
issue.
Elmer d Iaham an Than. Candy
engaged in fight at the 81 sslangsr
hotel Tuesday afternoon, and Dun
ham was badly beaten. Hans Ha-ter.
in attempting to aid Durham, was
considerably bruised. We have not
been able to learn particulars in re-
gard to the origin OF the difficulty.
but what seems strangest, all parties
concerned are said to be usually
peacable.
The l., P. & G. Railway have put
new passenger train on their road,
This train going north will leave
Walnut at 500 n the evening, Ar
COS, at 5:l2; Plymouth, at 5:35;
Tyner. at 5 80. and arrive at LaPoIts
at 6 so. Going south this train will
leave Tyner City at :O6 in the morn
ing. Plymouth. 5:27; Argos. AT and
Walnut at o'clock. Tickets to La
Porte and return for 81 80.
Major Cooper. the reformed
lawyer" who travels with q woman
that he calls his wife, and tells the
boys" that she Is i'd nice Chi
cage GIRL got go drunk Thursday
that he could not make the temper
ance speech promised In the evening.
He was arrested show day. and plead
guilty to being drunk and disorderly,
was fined and sent to Jail. Plymouth
does not want any more such reform
ers. Newspapers should pass him
around. No mole worthless ~cuss"
lives than Major Cooper.