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


formerly lived in this city for some
time.
Chas. Ashley and Misses Flora Ashley
and Anna Crandall, spent last Sunday
with friends at the Protsman's farm.
For frst-class boot and shoe repairing
at moderate prices, go to the Cash Boot
and Shoe Store on Michigan street
+. W. Hill who has been sick for
several days with la grippe, is able to
attend to business in the bakery again.
Mr.. Canada, for many years mem
Der of the board of education of Win
chester, Indiana, spent Monday in our
city.
Get one of the Gregory patent stove
pipe holding collar and keep your stove
pipe in place. Go to Whitlock's and
see it.
Latest style, perfect fit, fine work
menship, at prices to suit the times
Berry Il Son, merchant taiIOrs, La Porte
street.
The Brilliant Oak is the finest soft
coal or wood stove in the market. The
latest improved heater made, at popu-
lar prices.
\ large stock of the latest assorted
styles for fall and winter suits and over
coats to order, at Berry & Sons La
Porte street
\ white fur collar was found in front
of Harry Bucks hardware store on
Wednesday, and awaits the owner at
the postoflice.
Go to j. V. Ashley & Sons for hard
ware, tools, implements, paints, oils,
stoves and tlnware at prices to match
the hard times.
The great army Of the unimployed
and a generous number of buns and
hoboes, seems to head for Plymouth by
natural instinct.
1t has been decided that turkeys
advice does not amount to much. On
all great occasions they are liable to
loose their head.
The favorite organ is the Lehr : oc-
taye organ. Call on W. ID. Lillybridge
and examine this instrument, its the
best in the world.
\ special session of the Farmers In
stitute will be held in Columbia City,
Dee. II and ID. An extensive program
will be rendered.
We have in this Office small bunch
of keys which was found in the store of
J. V. Ashley & Son on Tuesday. They
await claimant.
There will be Sunday school at the
Lutheran church next Sunday at 11:30
a. M, but no church services until the
Sunday following.
Mrs. Magdeline Klinghammer has
been suffering from hemorrage of the
nose, but is some better DR.. Jackson
is the attending physician.
Feller & Snyder come to the front
this week with an announcement in re-
gar to the large stock of goods they are
receiving for their holiday trade.
Everybody desires to secure some
thing in the line of Christmas presents.
If this was some merchants local, it
would tell them where to go. See.
f. III. Kuhn, the efficient chief of the
Plymouth Fire Department, was reflect
ed chief and his election confirmed by
the city council on Monday evening.
Frank Shreve goes around with an
expansive smile these days. The event
occurred last Saturday, when an eight
pound girl came to board at his home.
This is the season when all housekeep-
ers desire good choice leaf lard. Leave
your orders at Fred III. Kuhn's meat
market and gat the best the market af-
fords.
If you want fine photographs at the
right price, taken in the modern styles,
and delivered promptly, go to c. W.
: Penny, corner of Michigan and CAIRO
!, streets.
Uansens orchestra will give grand
ball at Armory hall at Bremen, Dec. q.
a fine program has been arranged and
good music and an enjoyable evening is
guaranteed.
NJ. T. j. Huff, foreman of the machine
department at the bycicle factory, was
the recipient of a very fine present
in the form of bouncing baby boy,
Tuesday night.
The Pennsylvania railroad published
a new time card which went into effect
Nov. % but no change was made that
will effect the train service of that road
to this city materially.
They say that everything in the mus
ical line has got to go before the LIST of
January at Iansen's Music House. If
you hear the prices on these goods you
cannot helm buVinp them