Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-12-28

John A. Palmer is confined to his bed
this week.
Frank Corl, of Bourbo n, was in town
Wednesday.
First grade leaf lard, at F. II. Kuhn's
meat market.
Save money by dealing with J. V.
Ashley & Son.
Don't forget our Orange Pekoe Mix
ed tea. III. 4 III.
Harness of all kinds at the right price
at c. Firestone's.
Miss Daisy Woodwork, of Chicago,
is in Plymouth.
Tabe Howe, of Chicago, is at home
for the holidays.
Twenty pounds butter crackers for
81, at the When.
Mr.. Fred Carl, of Marmont, was in
our city Tuesday.
Walter Hilton, of Logansport, is in
our city again.
-Four pounds of light or dark fine cut
at the When for 81.
W. WilIlm Lankenau spent Christ
mas in Fort Wayne.
The Professor cigar is a good smoke.
Found at the When.
Phillip Hahn and wife of lion, spent
Christmas in Plymouth.
Mr.. J. ii. Patterson has gone to Lima,
O., hunting a location.
CIV. Penny has the finest photograph
gallery in the county.
Say, we have fancy cups anG saucers
cheap, at the When.
The finest Billiard parlors in the city
at 103, Mich. street.
Frank Boss, of Ann Arbor, is at home
for holiday vacation.
See those celluloid and plush goods at
Tanners drug store
Will Gilmore is at home from Chicago
to spend the holidays.
Mrs. English, of Benton Harbor, Mich,
is visiting in our city.
Leave orders with Fred. Ii. Kuhn for
leaf lard for family use.
Choice cigars and the finest brands of
tobacco at 1O3 Mich. street
Frank Nicely, of Walnut, spent
Christmas in Plymouth.
The family of Achillis North spent
Christmas at Walkerton.
State Seal cigar and Eve Republics
are sellers, at the When.
Place your order for fine leaf lard at
once with Fred. Ill. Kuhn.
8 loaves of the choicest bread at w.
w. Hills bakery for % cents.
George w. English of Argos was Wis
iting c. f. Shaded on Monday.
Frank Morsches spent Christmas with
his parents in Columbia City.
If you wish to pass pleasant hour
drop in at 1913 Mich street.
Mrs. Everly and daughter Lolo, are
spending holidays in Warsaw.
The attention of our readers is called
to our offer on another page.
DR.. j. Baker bought the White &
Robinson barn on Tuesday last.
Mortimore Thompson, of Cleveland,
Ohio, spent Christmas at home.
Quinn's Cough Syrup is what you
need. It's free at G. Blain & Go.
John Weireter, of indianapolis, is Wis
iting his mother for a few weeks.
City clerk Knoblock, of Bremen, was
in the city several days last week.
Mrs. DIR. Loring and family have gone
to Monterey to spend the holidays.
John Gallagher who has been sick
with mumps, is rapidly improving.
Try Quinn's Cough Syrup for colds
and coughs. Free, at G. Blain & Co.
Go to w. w. Hills bakery for bulk
oysters. 80 cents quart, solid meats.
"A little bit out of the way but it will
pay you to call on j. V. Ashley & Son.
Get a 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 Molter's agency.
George Klelnschmidt visited friends
in Kewanna Wednesday and Thursday.
We will not be undersOld on anything
in the grocery line.-Ed. S. IIOgarth &
| Co.
For the finest class of meats at the
right prices, go to Kershaw's meat mar
ket.