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

being exposed TO injection at aIker-
ton. DR.. Wilson at once took vigorous
and efficient measure with a view to
public protection. From advice from
the president Of the board of health at
Walkerton, it is learned that Keck and
wife escaped from quarantine in that
city, Oct. 2Sth.
W. l.. Meyer, cashier of Trust say
ing Bank, of Chicago, H., was il the
city this week and visited the city
schools. Mr.. Meyer was fOrmerlyIa
prominent teacher of Wabash and North
Manchester. but for several years has
been engaged in the banking business
wherein he has been remarkably sue
cessful.
John Bunnell's son Ray while playing
with a target gun on Monday morning
last, accidently shot himself through the
centre of the right foot. The ball en-
tered near the toes and passed through
the foot. Doctor Wilson dressed the
wound which is painful but not danger
know 1t was loaded.
O. b. Holman of Rochester, Indiana.
was in Plymouth on Tuesday on his
return from South Bend where he had
his left eye removed by DIR. Shaffer of
that city. His eye was injured by being
struck by rock some weeks since
The operation was every way satisfac-
tory and there are hopes of saving the
sight Of the other eye.
1t is possible that an amatTe opera
company will be organized in the near
future amongst the musical talent Of
Plymouth. This is step in the right
direction. it is such organizations as this
that serve to develope the latent tai.
ent of many local Patti, or bring to the
foreground the histriOnic ability of an
embryo Digby Bell or De Wolf Hop
per
Are you aware that the INDEPEND-
ENT has a first-class job department
in connection with its office. We
are prepared to do all kinds Of printing
on short notice, such as: Letter heads,
note heads, statements, bill heads, en-
velopes, circulars, legal blanks, bust
ness cards, visiting cards, and in fact
everything needed that can be produced
at a printing office. We solicit trial.
Warner and Kyser the liverymen OF
Argos are anXiOusly looking for the re-
turn of smooth tOngued stranger claim
ing to hail from Mentone, who hired a
horse and buggy from them last Thurs
day ostensibly to drive to Donaldson.
Up to the time Of goingto press no trace
of the man or rig has been discovered.
The horse was dapple gray l524
hands high weighing about 1l50 and was
hitched to a side bar buggy.
Wednesday was Halloween and gave
the small boy an opportunity which he
was not slow to improve. Many gates
were missing on Thursday morning and
the top of the flag staff upon which the
weather signals are displayed was found
decorated with a large wheelbarrow
Halloween like taxes and the date for
paying your subscription for a paper
comes once year and time hOnOred Gle
mency cOmpels us ito grin and bear it,"
About two and half miles west of
Tyner City where wagon road is be-
ing built, the road bed for five hundred
feet has suddenly sunk out Of sight.
Some thirty loads of gravel were placed
on this spot last week, and on Friday
that portion of the road was to all ap-
pearances as solid as any. Saturday
morning it was found sunk and in its
place was slough ten feet deep. No
cause has been discovered that could
account for the phenOminon.
c NJ. Welch left his safety bicycle in
the rear of the store on Tuesday even
ing, and when he looked for it Wednes-
day morning it had disappeared He
mOurned the loss Of his bike and came
to the conclusion that the same route
as Louis Suits wheel which was stolen
last week, but by the exercise of a great
amount of detective ability, he finally
located it where some of his friends had
left it for safe keeping. 1t cost half
dollar to square the storage bill.
Shrewd advertisers do not stop in dull
times, but spread printers ink thicker
than ever In rushing times money is
plentiful and people are more likely to
hunt you out, regardless of special bar
gains, but in duller times they scan a
dollar closely. They as closely scan the
paper to see where that dollar will 60
the farthest in goods purchased This
| is SO manifest that great advertisers
and prosperous merchants do not re-
lax their advertising pressure in dull
| times.
Nathaniel Andrews, an account of
whose injuries by Pennsylvania
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