Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-12-14


Get your sheet music at Hansen's
music house.
First grade leaf lard, at F. II. Kuhn
meat market.
Save money by dealing with J. V.
Ashley 4 Son.
John V. Ashley is remodeling part of
his residence.
This paper from now until Jan. 1st
1896, for $50.
Don't forget our Orange Pekoe Mix
ed tea. Ii. Il III.
Harness of all kinds at the right price
at c. Firestone's.
Twenty pounds butter crackers for
81, at the When.
&c for popular sheet music, at Han
sens music house.
G. e. Love is repainting Peter Steg-
mann's shoe store.
Four pounds of light or dark fine cut
at the When for 81.
The Professor cigar is good smoke.
Found at the When.
CIV. Penny has the finest photograph
gallery in the county.
Say, we have fancy cups and saucers
cheap, at the When.
The finest Billiard parlors in the city
at 103, Mich. street.
See those celluloid and plush goods at
Tanners drug store
The editor took in Twin Lakes and
vicinity Tuesday last.
Leave orders with Fred. III. Kuhn for
leaf lard for family use.
n. a. Stevens went to Chicago on a
business trip Tuesday.
We print everything from a visiting
card to full sheet poster.
Look through our columns before you
buy your holiday goods.
Mr.. Strosnyder, of Lion, did business
in Plymouth, Wednesday.
Prepared French mustard 10 cts per
pint, at w. +. Leonard's.
c.. G.. Love is smiling: Cause a new
girl baby early this week.
Whitlock for cistern pumps and the
magic washing machine.
Choice cigars and the finest brands of
tobacco at 1O3 Mich. street
State Seal cigar and Eve Republics
are sellers, at the When.
The Board of commissioners adjourn
ed Wednesday evening.
Place your order for fine leaf lard at
once with Fred. III. Kuhn.
s loaves of the choicest bread at w.
W. Hills bakery for % cents.
If you wish to pass pleasant hour
drop in at LOB Mich street.
Bargains in music and musical instru-
ment, at IIanSen's music house.
u. NJ. Nogle, of Bourbon, did business
in Plymouth Saturday.
J.F. Trobridge celebrated his sixty
second birthday on Monday last.
Mrs W. Miller of Chicago is, visiting
Mrs. Ida DeLoney in this city.
Hanson, the music dealer will move
into other quarters January first.
Fred Kuhn has another pet in TIE
form of ii boil on his forehead.
Quinn's Cough Syrup is what you
need. It's free at q. Blain & Co.
W. c. Gordon, trustee of Walnut
township, was in the city Monday.
IIansen's orchestra gives a grand con
cert and ball at Bremen to night.
The Plymouth Wagon factory com
menced work Monday morning.
Try Quinn's Cough Syrup for colds
and coughs. Free, at G.. Blain & Co.
John Miller, of Bourbon, spent Sun
day in Plymouth with his best friend.
We will send the INDEPENDENT from
this date, until Jan 1st 1896 for $50.
Tn Model presents new ideas to the
INDEPENDENT readers this week.
Go to w. w. Hills bakery for bulk
oysters. 80 cents quart, solid meats.
a little bit out of the way but it will
pay you to call on j. V. Ashley & Son.
Altman, the hustllng clothier has an
eye to business. Read his ad carefully
Get a chain and lock for your bicycle
at j. V. Ashley & Sons, LaPorte Street
Fred Wentsel and ArmO Cleveland
are clerking at the Peoples drug store.
HanSOn'S orchestra furnished music
tor "The Burglar" last Saturday night
Prompt service, good quality of meats
and quick delivery, is Kershaw's MOTTO
Louie Gabbart and wife, of Argos,
spent Sunday in Plymouth with friends
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