Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-10-26

to want monument worse than an
overcoat in his FIXTURE climate.
Miss Bertha Gabbert resumed her
place at klepher's, last Friday after a
week off, the::result of poison in her face.
George Farrar and wife, of Peru, were
in Plymouth the greater part of last
week. Mr.. Farrar was buying horses.
The new skylight in the Post Office
is big improvement, like missionary
movement, it gives light in dark places.
Repairs for any wind pump ever
made, if there is enough to repair. J.
\. Miller, streets of Cairo" Plymouth,
Ind.
Jess. ShOckey went to Kankakee
Thursday after game. We have not
learned how many birds he brought
back.
Merchants should bear iii mind that
for the next five weeks the INDEPEND-
ENT will issue from 1.SO0 to 1000 copies
weekly.
DR. +. NJ. Burkett is removing the iron
and wood fence from around his hand
some property opposite the Court
House.
Hon. b. +. Shively was in plymouth
Monday, and drove to Argos where he
spoke at political meeting the same
evening.
Mrs W. II. Craig took advantage of
the low rates on the Nandalia, and is
visiting friends in Wyandott and Logan
counties, Ohio.
Go to J. V. Ashley & Sons for hard
ware, tools, implements, paints, oils,
stoves and tinware at prices to match
the hard times.
The influx of subscribers at the In
DEPENDENT office following its first is
sue, gives fiattering evidence of sug
gestive character.
The Altar Guild of the ST. Thomas
Church, meets at Miss Nellie Toan
Reeves next Monday evening. a full
meeting is desired.
County Auditor Hahn has completed
his work of extending the tax for the
various townships and corporations o.
his tax duplicate.
Miss Carrie Pfender, who has bee
sick for many weeks at the home of Nh
Borne near the Zahner MILL is reported
as very little better.
Mr. and Mrs. Giller were called
South Bend Wednesday evening to
tend Mrs. Oilers sister, who was lyin
at the point of death.
Nearly every business house in tow
has samples of fine corn or fruit on e.
hibition, brought in by hustling farm.
ers of Marshall county.
Quite an amount of grading an
crawling is being done along the road
west of Plymouth, which will be a me
terial advantage this winter.
Mr.. Ehrndahl, formerly with the
Spaulding Go. of Chicago, has been en-
gagged by G. NJ Welch to superintend
his watch repair department.
All kinds of work from a card to
full sheet poster can be secured at this
Office Remember we guarantee salts
faction in workmanship and prices.
1t is only a short time until we shall
hear the merry jingle of the telephone
bell in our midst and be enabled to shout
''hello" to each other along the line.
The Novelty works in this city are
working over time. Business is increas-
ing, and the hum of the machinery can
be heard until nine o'clock every night
Prof. Hanson reports more students
in music than he can take care of in his
limited time. But Mr.. Hanson is hust-
Ter and will accommodate all he possibly
can.
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.
The Democrat last week announced
the publication of another newspaper
in Plymouth, to be known as Town
Topics 1t will be Society and Lit
erary sheet.
In horse trading, the band of Gypsies
in town this week have done land off
ice business. They made number of
trades" and of course got something to
boot each time.
c. NJ. Ruhman and wife left yester-
day for Chicago, where they will perma-
nently reside. Mrs. Rhuman is the
daughter of Levi Lauer and wife and is
well known here.
The Brilliant Oak is constructed to
to burn soft coal or wood equally well.
Call at III. Il. WhitlOck's store and be
convinced that it is the leading heating
stove of this season.
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