Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-09

=. w. Ienny mas the llIeSt photograph
gallery in the county.
Mrs. Samuel Parker left Wednesday
morning for Chicago.
Watch repairing by an expert watch
maker at c. NJ. Welch.
School supplies and books of all kinds
at Tanners drug store.
l.. A. Kloepfer and wife went to Chi
cago Wednesday noon.
A nice clean stock of groceries at the
La Porte Street Bakery.
At the La Porte Street Bakery you
will find a drop in sugar.
For cash purchases at "The When"
we will save you money.
Prepared French mustard 10 cts per
pint, at w. E. Leonard's.
Frank Andrews was pleasant caller
at this office, Wednesday.
Country made apple butter Z cents a
pound, at w. E. Leonard's.
w. II. Albert made a trip to South
Bend, Monday, on business.
Sample copies of the INDEPENDENT
can be secured at this office.
Second hand buggy and cart for sale
or trade at H. b. Whitlock's.
Fifty cents a gallon for new sorghum
molasses, at w. E. Leonard's.
Ora Jacox sold the Gem Cigar Store
to Albert Eyers on Thursday.
8 loaves of the choicest bread at w.
w. Hills bakery for % cents.
White Pine Balsam will cure that
cold. At Tanners drug store.
John Hoham visited with his relatives
in Fort Wayne last Thursday.
Second hand stoves for sale. Inquire
at the West End Barber Shop.
New Home Sewing Machine for $50
at Lillibridge's Michigan Street.
John BOUCHER, of Tyner, was pleas
ant caller at this office, Monday.
Mrs. J. c. Gallagher has been visiting
friends in Chicago the last week.
Judge Burson, of Winimac, held court
in this city day or two last week.
The highest price paid for butter and
eggs at the La Porte Street Bakery.
If you want your watch repaired in
thorough manner go to c.. NJ. Welch.
a little bit out of the way but it will
pay you to call on J. V. Ashley & Son.
Goto w. f. Leonard's for genuine
New Orleans molasses, 60 cents gallon.
Get chain and lock for your bicycle
at j. V. Ashley & Sons, LaPOrte Street.
Prompt service, good quality of meats
and quick delivery, is Kershaw's motto.
For fire, cyclone, gasoline and wind
storm insurance call on Molters agency.
Company ID succeeded in clearing a
snug sum in their late dramatic venture.
Henry Bessinger, of Bourbon town
ship, was in town on business, Monday
We will not be undersold on anything
in the grocery llne.-Ed. S. Hogarth &
Co.
s full weight loaves of finest bread
for % cents is w. w. Hills standard of
fer.
hn IF re no
right prices, go to Kershaw's meat mar
ket.
The obituary notice of the late Mrs
Abshlre, can be found in another col
umn.
The little white squirrels in the win
dow of Kuhn's meat market are a Curl
osity.
Mrs. Anna Haslanger was cOnsidera-
bly, indispOsed for day of two last
week.
We will take few bushels of apples
in lieu of subscriptions. Bring them
along.
The meat markets will not be open
Sunday mornings again until next
spring.
The Democrats received the election
returns over private wire in their club
rooms.
Miss Mary Locher, returned home
Sunday, from visit to her sister in the
country.
All smoke and no blaze are the San
Monaco cigars, sold by j. w. Hess the
Druggist.
Baby portraits are speciality with c.
w. Penny. Corner Michigan and Gar
TO streets.
County recorder Walker is assisting
in the county treasurer's office during
this week.
The latest faces of scrip at this Office.
Just the thing for visiting cards and
invitations.
III. Il. WhitlOck is selling the leading
stove, brilliant Oak Don't buy un-