Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-30

NAoSrN oAiU 10 HNtltN GIL oNN W lIldi
city, as this will complete a direct route
through from TT. Wayne to New York
City.
An AtchisOn travelling man lately
saw movers wagon in Nebraska bear
ing this inscription: Colorado for ir-
rigation, Nebraska for starvation, crops
gone to damnation, going back to my
wife's relation"
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.
If you have friends or relatives living
away from Plymouth, and desire to
send them a 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
{. l.. Morris has been having the well
drillers at work for several days past
opening up one of the artesian wells on
his spacious grounds. For some time
1t has been INSTRUCTED, but now flows
with its old accustomed vigor.
The Epworth League social held at
the VI. +. church Friday night last, was
well attended and a most enjoyable
time was had. \ great many learned
for the first time the enormous num-
Der of seeds contained in an orange.
The merchant who desires to reap a
benefit during the holiday trade, should
begin the use of printers ink. DO not
wait until the holidays arrive or your
more progressive neighbor Will reap the
benefits derived by early advertising.
In last weeks issue we inadvertently
stated that J. \. Molter had taken of
flee room over Miller's restaurant. This
was an error, as it should have read J.
ID. Molter, and also over ShOemaker's
restaurant. j. ~, Is still doing business
at the old stand.
Many of Plymouth's merchants take
exception to the way in which the L.
f. x W. r.. t., handles there freight
here, and suggest that better care be
taken in unloading goods at the depot.
1t would seem that some better accom-
mediation is needed for the housing of
freight.
Y. p, Kirk will deliver his lecture,
Keep to the right, The Land of HUI
manhood, at the opera house on the night
of Dee 9Th. Tickets twenty-five cents
and copy of the lecture in book form
will be given to holders of tickets, a
good quartette will render the latest
and good old songs.
WalkertOn citizens are out with cir
cular announcing the falseness of re-
port circulated that new cases of small
poX had made its appearance there. II
is automatically stated that the last YES
tage of that disease has been removed
and that there are no more cases or in
dications of another outbreak.
The turkey shoot given Monday, y ov
% by VIM. f. Hand, Jr, was in eery
way success. y great many sports
men went out from Plymouth and near
ly everyone who attended got turkey
Chas. Harris got five and John Baxter
got two. All had good time and re-
turpa1 caticfiaH in avary WOW
\ wag at Defnce, Ohio, made the
declaration "there are no women in
Heaven" and declared he could prove
it. The proof was demanded, where
upon he quoted the following passage
of scripture: And when he opened the
seventh seal there was silence in heav-
en- for a space of half an hour
The floor in w. W. Hills bakery was
found to have sunk nearly five inches
one day this week. The heavy safe in
which the vast stores of gold coin, which
he has accumulated, may have had
something to do with this. At any rate
the men at work raising the floor had
a hard time to move the safe and its
contents.
Mrs. NJ. Spiesshofer entertained a
number of friends at the family resi-
dence on Sunday, the occasion being in
recognition of her 3Sth birthday. The
presents were many, beautiful and APP
propriate. After enjoying royal good
time the guests with many expressions
of good Will and friendship left at a
late hour.
The latest songs:
"Linger Longer Looosie,
The Sweetest Story Ever Told.
IL Don't Want to Play in Your ard.
"In the Twilight
If you don't want to be behind the
times get those songs. You can get
them at half the regular price at Han
sens Music Store.
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