The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-05-15
CITY AND COUNTY,.

west Plymouth.
We are going to have new Jail.
Sec advertisement for proposals to
build In another column.
The weather during the last week
has been hot enough for August, and
farmers are busy planting corn.
The special election for council
man in the first ward, will be held
two weeks from next Tuesday.
Mrs. Stevens, wife OF James Ste
vens, OF this city, ia suffering much
from viruIent cancer on her lip.
The boys now have a minnow
reservoir at Thayer's fountain, from
which fisherman are supplied with
bait.
The Shedd Si.ters left Tuesday
morning for Hobart. Cal. Sinninger,
we understand goes with them as
manager.
We will send the REPUBLICAN from
now until the first of January and
the Cincinnati Weekly Tins, one
y,ar, for two dollars.
M. w. DJwney has returned from
his western trip, and talks about re-
moving TO Missouri and engaging In
the lumber trade
Will Am Holland, NJ lrshall coun
tvs celebrated nurseryman. is making
many valu .ble improvements at his
nursery. near Pretty lake, two miles
west OF Plymouth.
We see from our exchanges that
nearly all the principal towns and
cities are making arrangements to
observe Decoration day. Is Plym-
outh going to do so too?
Mr.. Dial thinks that John Bell
will 60 to bed earlier and be bott, T
qualified for business in the days to
come: the cause OF his keeping late
hours no longer remaining Ia PIym-
outh.
-J1hn O'Brien. p. F. W. & G. tele-
graph operator at S1uth Chicago,
came home Saturday night and went
back Sunday night. John Is always
sure OF cordial greeting in Plym-
outh-
w. J. Col flesh. the sprinkler man,
has better luck raising stock and
Digs than anybody else. II you dom,
b,.isve it call aud see his COW with
twin calves, and q stable full Of New
foundland pups.
Howard Brooke, of the REpUBLI-
CAN, left Tuesday morning for Barber
county, Kansas. to look after quar-
ter section of land and some other
property he has there. He will re-
turn In a short time.
The types last week made Phsr-
aoh's daughter cay stake tits child
and curse IL for me. instead OF take
this child and nurse it for me- See
head OF educational. column in last
weeks REPUBLICAN.
Officer Cushman arrested Free
di. Prater. Saturday for threatening
{, shoot two young ladies. She was
taken before Esq. Moore, AMI not be-
ing able TO give security, Cow
languishes ut Hotel D'Astley.
-NcKelvy will trade for almost
anything. He this week traded
eighty acres Of land in German town
ship for two sets of harness. four
chairs and q second hand safe that
had been through q small fire.
"A high toned chap named Chess.
man, was arrested at Walnut a few
days since by deputy Sheriff Arm
strong. and lodged in jill over night
The next day Sheriff Ashley started
with him to Winchester. The charge
against him was basterdy.
Three horses were killed on the
track OF the l., p. & G. railway, mon
day night near Tyner City. by the ex
press train 8 outh. Oae CT the horses
was 90 wedgcd under and In the
wheels Of the locomotive that it took
some time to extricate them.
We have received a copy OF the
Peru Herald, the paper which takes
the place of the Democrat In thai
city. 1t IL q six column quarto, claim
Ing to be Independent In politics, and
Ia a spicy. newsy sheet. We believe
Daniels will make it success.
Machine hair Is all the rage
among the boys Ia Plymouth, but
Dan Nussbaum determined to beat
them all. and after getting his hail
cut as close as possible, had his head
lsthered and shaved as smooth as
Holtzsndorns best razor In skillful
hands could accomplish the job.
The Chicago papers are com
planning because they have no stree
sprinklers In that city. Perhaps thel
would better move the city down te
Plymouth, where from early morn to
dswy eve, men with bran new sprink
lers do not allow speck OF dust t.
be seen. even though they must worl
without money and without price.
Joseph Westervelt recent,
bought at Chicago large sail boat
which was brought to this place re
nairad and nainfod nm In ano atxIo