Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-12-21

dtt prices.
The Ope / House saloon has been I'M
der the pr ..rietorsh p of All. Morsches
and l. q. CaproI Tor the past three
years. Previous n That time \. III.
Morsches vas the proprietor for several
years. 30 h the proP:ie 0rs are gentle
men and We'll known.
+. B. ke. shaw. proprietor of the meat
market on Michigan street has been in
business in Plymouth some three years,
and has established a reputation for
high class meats OF all kinds at the
right price and makes specially of de-
livering family orders promptly.
{. j. Eich as practical plumber. has
established quite an enviable reputation
in that line of work. His shop and store
on Caro- street. contain all the requisite
material for plumbing. gas fitting and
tin work. Eich also makes a specially
of steam and hot water heaters.
{. II. Leonard has been IN the furni-
ture and undertaking business for ten
years and has lived in this city for the
past thirty years. Y well selected stock
81 modern furniture is kept at this es-
Enlistment, special attention is given
to undertaking in all its branches.
Bennett X JacoX the grocers have
been IN business here for ID years. The
firm is composed of J. J. Bennett. OF
Crown Point. and Frank Jacox. of
Plymouth. They carry full line of
groceries and provisions, and are noted
for fair dealing and moderate prices.
y. =. Elliott, wagon maker. has been
established here since 1853, always hav-
ing occupied the same location as at
present. His shop is located on south
Michigan street, and he is prepared TO
do all kinds of work in his line. Mr..
Elliott is an old settler in this county.
Il. Stegmann, the boot and shoe dealer.
has been resident of Plymouth since
1891, and has been identified with that
line of business since 1868. In his es-
Establishment can be found an extensive
stock, and he has succeeded in building
up good trade Repairing is also done
II. II. Bonham has for over six years
been engaged in the city truck and
transfer business, using two teams. do
ing general hauling business. making
a speciality of pianos and heavy articles.
The reputation he has established is
excellent. brought about by careful
work
The Basket factory or the Edgerton
Manufacturing Company. is located
west of the Nandalia depot. 1t has
capital of $4,000 and employs I'd hands
in the summer and % in the winter and
during the past season made one-half
million baskets which made IG5 ear
loads.
The firm of Ketcham X Wilson was
established two years ago. at which
time j. y. Wilson bought half interest
with Mr.. ketcham. They carry COM
plete line of hardware of all kinds. i'm
plements and machinery, wagons and
vehicles, stoves and ranges, paints, oils
and varniShes.
j. W. Wolford has resided in this city
since 1865. and has been in his present
location, the Oak Sample Room, La
Porte street for the past three years.
Mr.. W0lfOrd is also engaged in the man
ufacture of stoneware at Crooksville,
Ohio. and represents that branch of bus
mess in this section.
Albert l.. Ayres, proprietor of the
Gem cigar store. on La Porte street. is
a gentleman well known in Plymouth,
having worked and resided here for over
three years. He purchased the Gem
from Ora JacoX Nov. l.. 1894. and al
though somewhat new in the business,
is meeting with success.
DIR. David {. Knott, after practicing
medicine in Burr Oak for seven years
and Argos for five years, removed to
Plymouth one year ago, and established
lll Ollltt III lliC dNhdIu DlpNh. III.
Knott is a graduate of the F. NJ. Insti-
tute, Cleveland and also a graduate of
the Rochester high school.
:. +. JacOX has been in the livery
business i'll this city for the past ten
years, and has established a reputation
for keeping fine rigs and good horses,
for all purposes of livery hire. Mr.. ia
cox caters specially to city livery and
funerals, and his barn is the headquar-
ters for horse buyers in this section.
Lucius Tanner was born near Greens
burg, Indiana, in 1911, and in 1873 re-
moved to Plymouth and purchased the
druggist business of Geo. W. Duke and
has continued in the same business till
the present day. He carries full line
of drugs and medicines, fancy goods,
wall paper and druggist sundries.
VIM. Hogarth, the painter and paper
hanger, was born and raised i'm Ply