The Plymouth Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1878-1901, 1879-02-06
i'ayec Personals.

G.. Z. Waag. Of Argos. and a better
man TO begin with can no where be
found. Always prompt to Fay his
subscription, first class smith and
wagon maker, st ady, industrious
and intelligent, he is just the man TO
help make a country prosperous.
Next comes l.. Logan, Of North town
ship, man that works up the sur
plus timber OF Marshall county, and
helps supply the country with lum-
Der. Were all the men in this county
such as he, the REPUBLICAN would be
us prosperous as we hope Mr.. Logan
may ever be.
Shafer. of LuPaz. drops in a mo-
ment, pays Lis subscription ard is
gone. He is another of the few who
think it wrong to owe the printer.
Then comes. DANES Moore. one of
the best carpefters in Plymouth.
squares the CID account and makes
the figures 1880, and goes to his work
re joicing.
John Kelly resides some where in
the vicinity of Inwood. We do not
know John, but all our readers will
guess that we think he is IA bully
good fellow, when We tell them that
he sent by registered letter four dol
lars, 10 apply on lis subscription, sim
ply because he was somewhat III ar
rears, and saw 10y reading the REPUp
LIcAN that those small amounts would
benefit us exceedingly.
Mrs. L. j. Brewer resides at Mar
mont, is "a nice, Intelligent woman,
and knowing how to get good reading
at u trifiing cost, she pays $40 aud
gets the REPUBLICAN and the New
York Ifeekiy alias a whole year.
Austin DIuckermiller, OF the same
aud we hope to make this paper SO
Interesting that as the seasons come
aud go, and Marmopt and Maxen-
kuckee have changed from villages
to cities, and Marshall couniy's beau
tiful lake is known wherever civiliza-
ton extends, he will still come in at
the beginning of the year 10 renew his
subscription.
Now, from Maxenkuckee, comes
Alfred BONNER, and with him Wash
ington Overmeyer. and both take the
REPUBLICAN and NctCs.
Then Bryan Mcdaniel, whom every
body knows as the only Republican
that can be elected to Office in Polk
township. comes in and pays for his
paper, just as he has done for d score
OF years and as he will continue to do
while life shall last, which We hope
will be till far in the next century.
Mrs. Dawes. who keeps one OF the
best boarding houses in Plymouth,
come In, just like all our lady sub
scribers always do, aud pays for her
paper. May this year be to her
prosperous one, and none bat honest
paying men and women eat at her
table.
S. Lauderman, from Bremen, sends
two dollars and will get the REPUBLI-
CAN to cheer him through the year.
J. G. Reed is the next on the list.
He has taken the REPUBLICAN almost
from time immemorial, and will con-
tinue to take it just about as long as
time with him shall last. Peter ia
colby is a pretty good man 10 follow
Reed, and though he is always talk
ing up Nebraska, likes Marshall coun-
ty, the REPUBLICAN and Indianapolis
Journal, and takes them both to-
gether.
John Boss is just the kind of boss
we like to see come into the printing
Office, for when he left he was happy
and so were we, for we had two dol
lars more than when he came, and
knew that he would have two good
papers to read during the long winter
evenings.
Andrew Kreighbaum. of West, Rev.
W. w. Jones, OF Argos, and Joseph
Ray, of Tippecanoetown enroll as
new subscribers, and will no doubt
remain with us until long after the
Democratic party has ceased to exist;
and yet we hardly expect Franklin
NJ. Kyser. who is a good Democrat
and one of Marshall county's incest
young men, will believe this. Frank