The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-03-13
Neighb0rhOOd Notes.

AN~ONANShO NNullNs
Mishawaka has Scientific Associ.
ton. DR.. Butterworth is President,
and Ii. G. Niles, Secretary.
Victor J. Huey, President of the
Huey Chair Company, of South Bend,
died Wednesday of last week.
The Grown Point Register says the
last brick on the dome OF their new
court hose was laid last Saturday.
Edward Gosgriff, farmer Of Wells
township. LaPorte county, was found
dead in bed, Tuesday morning Of last
week.
Almost every law firm in LaPorte
has one or two young men studying
law, but there is only one medical
student in the city.
Tramps are becoming quite numer-
Gus in Michigan CITY, and Marshal
Smith is putting them TO work clean
ing the streets.
The River and Harbor bill was
amended before Congress adjourned
so as to give Michigan City forty
thousand dollars.
There are twelve convicts in the
Michigan City penitentiary who hail
from DeKalb county, larger mum.
Der than from any other county in
this district.
The First National Bank, of South
Bend, has reduced Its capital from
$50. 900 to sl05,O0o. They think that
amount will be sufficient for the bust
ness OF the bank
1t is said that Harry Hans, OF the
South Bend Biz Poster. who was son.
fenced to one years Imprisonment 9
few months ago, will be released
aboutthe middle OF the month.
The Valparaiso Messenger says thai
sometime in April Il number of Val
paraiso's young hoods will start FOL
Colorado to work off the mining fe-
yer. Some OF them will get cured.
The LaPorte Herald says: "a sa
loon keeper OF this city, 1t is said, has
or soon will, close up his business FOL
conscience sake. This shows thai
the temperance forts here are strik.
ing right homo
The South Bend Tribune says: "A
heavy remonstrance has been filed by
the citizens OF LakevilIe and vicinity
with the Commissioners against the
granting OF license for liquor to be
sold in the village"
Z. II. Daniels has severed his con-
nection with the Rochester Sentinel
and Bitters will hereafter go it alone
The Se,. tinel Is "a good local paper
and Mr.. Bitters will do doubt keep il
up TO its present standard.
Four prisoners escaped from The
Valparaiso Jail last Sunday night, b,
saving off a bar OF the CRATE in the
wall OF the corridor, the outside dool
of which remained unlocked. At las
accounts they had not been recap
tured.
Rochester and Knox think they arr
going to get new railroad. but the,
viii have TO pay the company $1,000
a mile, and the question is will tn,
people vote the tax and then sub
scribe the remainder necessary TO Sc
cure that amount.
The readings OF Mrs. Scott Siddons
at Laporte, Tuesday morning Of las
week. proved a grand financial sue
cess for the Young Mems Association
OF that city. and they will close thei
course OF lectures f.r the season will
some money ahead.
Kcedy's extensive Touring mills a
South Bend wore destroyed by ar'
last Thursday morning. One hun
dred barrels of -four and a larg'
quantity OF grain in the mill wer,
also destroyed. Loss estimated a
$25, 600; insurance $4,000.
William Hayne, a barber of Elk
hart, died. Tuesday OF last week. from
paying no attention TO nail in hi
boot, which kept the flesh irritate,
until gangrene set in. His foot wa
amputated on the Monday previous
but it was too late to save his life.
James Connors. who had nearl,
served out his time in cur Jail, TO
knocking down several peaceable cit
liens, when maddened with whisky
fell out OF the second story of tina
stronghold last Wednesday night
since which time he has not beeI
heard from, Cro,cn Point Cosmos.
South Bend seems to have an or
ganization to swindle farmers out o
their hay. One man buys it and tell
the farmer where TO unload it. Ate
1t is weighed and unloaded. the mai
that bought it refuses to pay for II
claiming that he ordered it delivere,
in another place. Then the man OF
whose premises it was left refuses t,
allow it taken away, and the farme
has to replevin his hay or settle Oh
the best terms that he can.