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

held from the Catholic church Thursday
morning at 8 o'clock.
One night early in the week, some
miscreant stole the large canvas cover
off John Bowels new surrey.
Peter Hill, F. Chas. Eichhorn, Phil
Eichhorn, jr., all of Port Huron, Mich,
are visiting with f. III. Kuhn.
l.. r. Ocker's injured foot is rapidly
improving and in few days Barney :
will have no need for crutches.
For fine tone, good action and dura-
bility Star piano is the best. w. ID.
Lillybridge handles the Star
If you want to get good organ, call
and see the Western Cottage Organ at
p. Quinlan's agency, Plymouth.
Mr.. Ehrndahl is an expert in his pro-
fession: all his work is absolutely guar
anteed and prices are moderate.
For anything in white granite dish
ware, go to w. Z. Leonard's. Prices
lower than any one else in town.
See Berry & Sons large stock of the lat
est material for fall and winter suits
and overcoats at the right prices.
If you want good organ, sewing ma
chine or piano either for cash or on easy
payments go to w. ID. Lillybridge.
The Halcyon Days will soon be here
the season is suggestive of lively sales
of holiday goods at Hess Drug Store.
Corn husking stories now go at par.
Bring your tale of whoa in, and if it's
big enough whOpper we will publish it.
Walnut is now suffering from a severe
drought, the last saloon in the town burn
ing down Thursday night of last week.
The Alpha Pleasure club have issued
invitations for their ball, which will oc-
cur on Thanksgiving evening.
Repairs for any wind pump ever
made, if there is enough to repair. j.
\. Miller, ''Streets of Cairo" Plymouth,
Ind.
"Indians never kiss each other says
an exchange. From the few Indians we
have seen we don't wonder they don't
kiss.
Marshall Meyers was successful in
enforcing the Sunday closing law last
Sunday and everything was closed up
tight.
The snow was SO deep in the vicinity
of Michigan City Monday night, that
train No. 90 was delayed about two
hours.
Latest style, perfect fit, fine work
menship, at prices to suit the times
Berry e Son, merchant tailors, La Porte
street.
Mr.. Ike Spayer, of Chicago, buyer for
Goldsmith Bros, refiners and assayers,
spent Sunday with Sigmund Mayer and
family.
The First Presbyterian church Melted
about S25 from their Crysanthemum
floral exhibition and supper Friday
evening.
A large stock of the latest assorted
styles for fall and winter suits and over
coats to order, at Berry 81 Sons La
Porte street.
a steam shovel has been at work on
the l.. f. e w. for the past few weeks
filling in culverts and making repairs
on the grade.
You can even up decreased earnings
by making decreased expenses. Trade
att. w. Hess's Drug Store. That is the
economy plan.
Go to J. V. Ashley & Sons for hard
ware, tools, implements, paints, oils
stoves and tinware at prices to match
the hard times.
The favorite organ is the Lehr Z oc-
tave organ. Call on w. ID. Lillybridge
and examine this instrument, its the
best in the world.
The Columbia City Mail gave the
official vote of Whitley county, in tab
ulated form last week The Mail is a
hustling journal.
A tailor tells us there is a little
change in pants. That's the kind of a
tailor to patrOnize. We never can fine
any change in our pants.
Mr.. Jerry Blain left Plymouth last
Thursday for Los Angeles, Cal, where
he will enjoy that tropical climate unit
spring, when he will return home.
There will be public sale of Poland
China and Chester Whites at A. b. &
G. Cummin's, five miles north of Ply
mouth, on Thursday, November %.
The man who will go hunting with 9
ten guage gun and use twelve gauge
shells is fool from the word go, but
there is man in this town who did so
John w. Baugher, contemplates sell
ing his property at Tyner City, and viii
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