Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-16


L. Mattingly, treasurer; Jerry Blain, j.
b. Losey and George Lemler, fair
ground committee.
Miss Julia Mayer departed for Kan
sas City and the west, Thursday morn
ing. She also expects to stop for short
time with relatives in Chicago and Shen-
andoah, Iowa.
The body of Mrs. Isaac Parker, aged
twenty four years, siSter-in-law of the
Hon. Samuel Parker, was brought from
Chicago and buried in Hindel cemetery.
on Thursday last.
Shaded & Reynolds have received a
car load of toys and holiday novelties
suitable for old and young and their
store presents the appearance of a gen
uine fancy bazaar.
The Brilliant Oak is constructed OF
to burn soft coal or wood equally well.
Call at III. b. Whitlock's store and be
convinced that it is the leading heating
stove of this season.
Says the Valparaiso Star: Editor
Zimmerman objects to the manner in
which the Star is conducted Come,
now, Brother McConahy, always desig-
nate the person spoken Of
Prof r. \. Chase was in Indianapolis
Friday and Saturday, attending the
meeting of city school superintendent
The meeting was largely attended and
held very interesting session.
The libal suit Of Col. c. G. Conn, of
Elkhart, against the Republican of this
city, which has been on the docket for
many months, was amicably settled by
the defendent paying 500 and costs.
During those frequent changes in the
weather you are liable to contract Sc
we're cold and lead to a long spell of
sickness, call j. W. Hess the Druggist
and get a remedy in time to prevent it.
Under the able direction of Prof. Han
sen the members of the Mikado COM
pany are rapidly becoming proficient in
their various roles. The first produc-
ton will be given during the coming
holidays.
Mr.. Will Bryan, trustee, VIM. White
head justice of the peace, and III. H.
Stevenson, assessor, all of Walnut town
ship, were in Plymouth Tuesday max
ing out papers of qualification for their
respective offices.
Do you want a good cook stove or
heater, or anything in the way of a
stove this winter? Get j. V. Ashley &
Sons prices before you purchase and
compare them. You will find them
lower than ever.
Louisa Cross, thirty four years of age,
formerly of Plymouth, died in South
Bend, where she had made her home for
some time. The body was shipped to
to this city and inferred four miles north
of town on Monday last.
If you have friends or relatives living
away from Plymouth, and desire to
send them copy of the INDEPENDENT,
we will be glad to assist you. Leave
their names at this office and copy
will be sent free of charge.
NJ. Hissong has started boot and
shoe shop under Rotzien's photo gallery
He was formerly resident of Argos
and after residing some years in Michi-
gan moved to this place last July. He
has the credit of doing first class work
David Zehner, ST., returned home this
week from an extended hunting trip
through Wisconsin and the northwest
Although the game is rather scarce this
season, David succeeded in getting good
) sport among the deer and antelope and
returned loaded down with venison.
Last Saturday, Mrs. Adam Stoup, of
La Paz, lady sixty years of age, came
to Plymouth to trade. Under pressure
of friends she consented to come in on
a train on the Vandalia line. In do
, ing this, she made her first trip
on railroad train. She has resided in
llldI IOCdllly lOI Il uUlllDtI VI years, dllo
but short distance from the depot.
, True religion does not make men
morose, pevIsh and uncompanionable.
Such religion is hypocritical. But lit
tie faith can be put in any mans relig-
ion if it is not stronger than a fit of dys-
pepsia or nervousness. CheerfulneSs
and pleasant demeanOr to all is the
cOncOmitant of true piety, in contra
diction to put on dignity and stern
ness.
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
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