Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-02

started up again and is running to its
utmost capacity.
Have you seen the Brilliant Oak
stove. If not, 90 to III. b. WhitlOck'S
and examine one.
Several new storage sheds have been
built at the EdgertOn manufacturing
company's works.
Instantaneous photos taken by c. W.
Penny. Insure successful results with
children's pictures.
Mine host Patterson of the Ross
House went to Chicago Monday cause,
McKinleys speech.
The church social of the NJ. /. church
was held at the residence of +. ketcham
Tuesday afternoon.
star Sarsaparilla will regulate the liver
nd bowels and purify your blood, at
Tanners drug store.
Those disgusting skin eruptiOns will
disappear with Star Sarsaparilla. Go to
Tanners drug store.
J. W. Baugher, democratic candidate
for reelection as representative, was in
Plymouth this week.
J. III. Gregg, of LaPaZ, republican
candidate for trustee of North township
was in town Monday.
The farmers have their beautiful
lawns now their wheat fields present a
very pretty appearance.
Peter Gaushaw and wife were visit
ing their daughter, Mrs. j. y. Hoffman
in this city over Sunday.
Look at Majestic Range before you
decide on what make to use. III. b.
WhitlOck handles them.
Draw the line where you will, you
never fail to find nice Christmas pres
ents at Hess Drug Store.
The official board of the L. b. church
will hold their regular monthly meeting
on Tuesday evening next.
Mrs. T. X. Houghton, Mrs. Russell
and Judge Corbin and wife, visited
friends in Argos, Tuesday.
Frank Z. McNish the minstrel star
visited with DR.. Manasse and friends at
the Ross House on Sunday.
Clyde Fields former Plymouth boy
passed through here last Wednesday on
his way to Greencastle, Ind.
Turn over new leaf and write VOW
that next year you will economic by
trading at Hess Drug Store.
j. y. Molter received the sad news
of his cousins death at Forest Ohio and
left for that city Wednesday.
III. Il. Whitlock carries a full line of
hardware, tinware and cutlery, and
does all kinds of tinsmithing.
At Muncie, Ind, a gas pocket was
struck a few days ago that has pres
ure of 800 pounds to the foot.
Mrs. Francis Moore mother of Mrs.
Charles Harris of this city, returned to
Anderson, Indiana, this week.
Sam Miller bought Jas. Cooks inter
est in the restaurant last week. The
firm is now M. a. Miller Il Co.
w. E. Bailey returned home Monday
from Akron, Indiana, where he has
been writing up life insurance.
For fine tone, good action and dura-
bility Star piano is the best. w. ID.
Lillybridge handles the Star
Mr.. Ehrndahl is an expert in his pro-
feSSiOn: all his work is absolutely guar
anteed and prices are moderate.
See Berry & Sons large stock OF the lat
est material for fall and winter suits
and overcoats at the right prices.
For anything in white granite dish
ware, go to w. E. LeOnard's. Prices
lower than any one else in town.
If you want good organ, sewing ma
chine or piano either for cash or on easy
payments go to w. ID. Lillybridge.
Twenty-seven people of Plymouth,
attended the democratic fish fry and
clam bake at Peru. on Wednesday.
w. E. Peterson, deputy postmaster,
now occupies residence on Plumb
street, near the high school building.
The Halcyon Days will soon be here
the season is suggestive of lively sales
of holiday goods at Hess Drug Store.
Miss. Anna Crandall, of Newton.
Kansas, is visiting Miss Flora Ashley,
she come from South Bend last week.
Repairs for any wind pump ever
made, if there is enough to repair. j.
A. Miller "Streets of Cairo" Plymouth,
Ind.
1t is hoped that the congregation of
hte u. b. church will be able to occupy
their new church building by Christ
mas.
Latest style, perfect fit, fine work
menship, at prices to suit the times