Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-11-23

nanu over MS coat, but also TO leave the
train suddenly while it was going at a
high rate of speed. A revolver of heavy
caliber was the persuasive power. 1t is
claimed that the men are known and it
is probable that they may be traced and
arrested.
Andy Amann Americas, greatest and
funniest German comedian, supported
by that vivacious little vocalist, Josie lie
Col, and the most expensive company
of artists ever put into one cast, in the
successful comedy, "a Clean Sweep"
will be at. the Centennial opera house
one night only. Saturday evening, No
vember "a.
Are you aware that the INDEPEND-
ENT has 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
at printing office. We solicit trial.
Gideon Wilhelm, aged about six years,
died of membranous Group on Wednes-
day evening. The death is particular
ly sad one, from the fact that the moth
er, Mrs. Hi Wilhelm, left home one day
last week for South Bend. Early this
week young Gideon was taken sick, the
neighbors and friends rendering all the
aid possible for the little sufferer. In
response to telegram the mother re.
turned Wednesday and was at the bed
side at the death of her little boy.
A school boy defines the latest fad as
follows: "The boomers dress is a pair
Of trousers, very baggy at the knees, alb
normally full about the pistol pockets,
and considerably loose where you strike
match. The garment is cut decollete
at the south end, and the bottoms are
tied around the ankles or the knees to
keep the mice out. You can't pull it
on over your head as you do your corset,
but you sit on the floor and pull it on
just as you do your stockings one foot
in each compartment. You can easily
tell which is the right side to have in
front by the button on the neck-band
Every day number of tramps drift
into Plymouth and enjoy the lux
urient sleeping Accommodations of the
city calabOOSe. 1t is due to the efforts
of Marshalls Meyers and Mead that
these gentlemen of indolent leisure are
induced to continue their weary wan
behring's after only partaking of Ply
mouth hospitality for a few hours. I'm
less this class of citizens is watched
closely by the police everywhere, and
more especially the smaller cities, they
quickly become nuisance. The way
to treat them is, to give them some
place to sleep at night and then send
them on their way.
The next lecture under the auspices
of the Plymouth Centre, of the Chicago
University Extension, will be given in
the X. of p hall, Tuesday evening at
7:30 o'clock. The subject will be
French History and will be delivered
by Prof. Howard Crosse, of Chicago.
The idea of obtaining the X. of p. Hall
is good one, as it will afford greater
facility for the accommodation of those
who are interested in this course of pop
ular lectures. These lectures will be
given on every Tuesday evening and
are worthy of extensive patronage. On
Tuesday evening, Dec. 4, stereopticon
illustrations composed of scenes in
France and Russia will be given.
Mrs. T. A. Borton, the wife of DR..
BortOn is laying dangerously i'll with
Brights disease of the kidneys, but at
the time of going to press was reported
as somewhat more comfortable. Her
daughter Miss Grace Borton is at her
bedside and another daughter, Mrs.
Mabel Beebe, of Wilmette, Ill, was ex-
pected last evening. The third daugh
ter, Mrs. c. w. Boyd, of Salt Lake City,
Utah, has been telegraphed for and is
in all probability on her way here now.
Every care that the most advanced
medical attention can desire is being
rendered the sick lady, and it is hoped
that she may recover but the case is a
very serious one.
1t has been said by some one who has
been given credit as man of great abil-
ity and able to think more than two
thinks at time, that some business men
will not advertise in paper because
some other merchant has placed an ad
in the columns of the paper previous.
1t is hard to imagine what impulse would
strive with a merchant, causing him to
take such view in regard to legiti-
mate business transaction. We have
been informed frequently and it is a
truthful SAYING "That competition is the