The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-02-06
John Brooke is tut now the

ing tour. with a view of making that
his future home.
The temperance sermon deliver
ed by J. J. Faude Sunday evening
Is said to have been one Of the best
ever delivered in this city
Thomas G.. Evans, attorney at
law, who lately removed from Al
bion to this city, left here Monday
morning for Meridian. Miss, where
he expects to reside in the future.
Local items are scarce. We have
inquired at the usual intelligence
Offices and find them all exc eedingly
duh. There has not been even a dog
| fight on LaPoIte street during the
week.
M. A. o. Packard went TO Iadia-
napolis Tuesday To take lock at the
bank buildings there, and secure
plans for the rev bank building
which he intends 10 erect in Piym-
outh.
For thirty days we will give the
New York Weekly alias, forty-eight
column paper, and the REPUBLICAN
one year for $40. See advertise
ment of Weekly atlas in another col
umn.
Richard Umphrey, who was sent
to the Northern prison moro than n
year ago, and to whom the Supreme
court granted a new tlial, is now
free. A raOile proseqtti having been
entered 10 lis ease.
AIR. and Mrs. j. H. Clough. of
Chicago, who have been making their
annual visit with friends in this city.
retained home last Monday. They
report that they are well pleased
with their visit andspeak in glowing
terms Of Plymouth society.
Look out for Cupid aud Psyche"
in the educational columns next
week. 1t Is one Of the most charming
fictiohs of antiquity, and at the re-
quest OF several teachers Mr.. Ian
genbaugh will give it in next issue.
Frank Orr. Is Just now the lonei-
est looking fellow in Plymouth. To
see him one would think ne had lost
all his friends, while there.is nothing
more the matter than that his wife
has been gone q week visiting friends
at distapce.
Having been very busy and not
very well. our accounts against many
Of the business men for the last halt
OF 1878 have not been made out. All
will be m lde out anl presented in u
few days. and We hope all will be
ready to settle promptly.
Il W.Bruckart aud wife. of West
township, left on the Eoon train Mon
day, for Johnson county, No., where
they will in the future reside. The
REPUBLICAN will keep them posted in.
regard to Marshall county, and the
citizens OF Missouri will have a coed
family added to their number.
j. S. Miner, nightwatch, had nine
teen tiamps in the calaboose Sunday
night. Monday morning after they
were released he left his revolver
lying on the table of the engine house
few minutes and 1t WIS stolen.
Eighteen Of the tranps were search
ed, but The revolver was not found.
Mr.. S. Roberts. agent for Apple
toms American Cyclopedia, called on
us yesterday. The work, as almost
everyone knows, is the best OF the
kind published. Mr.. Roberts will
probably remain eight or ten days
taking orders for it, and we think our
citizens will fad him a gentleman in
the true sense of the term.
Tom Graves, VIM. DriscolI and
Jack Sullivan attempted to buIldose
Albro Miles, living six or eight miles
north OF town Tuesday night. by as
sanliing him with Trick bats etc.
Graves aud Sullivan were arrested,
but Sullivan made his escape from
Marshall Burns. Graves is in Jail
awaiting the return Of the prosecu-
ting attorney.
We have yet a few subscribers
on our books who are fIom two TO three
years in arrears. We do not like 10
erase their names, and place their ac-
counts 10 an officers hands for col
lection, but unless we hear from
them soon we shall be compelled to
do so. This item Is not intended for
any except those who are indebted
for more than year.
-Budd Reeve, brother of Senator
Reeve. will deliver his lecture Home
Spun Views OF Roots and other
Things" at the Opera House, Satur-.
day evening. Feb. 10. 1879. Mr..
Reeve iswell known to all our old
citizens. He now resides at Mime
apolis Mimi, and the lecture is highly
spoken OF by the press of that and
other States.
The county auditor last week
made the apportionment of school