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

man in town.
Prepared French mustard 10 cts per
pint, at w. f. LeOnard's.
Country made apple butter Z cents a
pound, at W. Z. Leonard's.
Sample copies of the INDEPENDENT
can be secured at this office.
Second hand buggy and cart for sale
or trade at III. b. WhitlOck's.
Fifty cents gallon for new sorghum
mOlasses, at w. f. LeOnard'S.
s loaves of the choicest bread at w.
W. Hills bakery for % cents.
Second hand stoves for sale. Inquire
at the West End Barber Shop.
Mr.. Isaac Rhodes, of lion, was in
town on business, Wednesday.
New Home Sewing Machine for $50
at Lillibridge's Michigan Street.
The highest price paid for butter and
eggs at the La Porte Street Bakery.
If you want your watch repaired in
thorough manner go to c. NJ. Welch.
Joseph Giles, of Norwalk, Ohio, was
visiting friends in this city, this week.
Go to W. W. Hills bakery for bulk
oysters. 80 cents quart, solid meats.
\ little bit out of the way but it will
pay you to call on j. V. Ashley & Son.
Go to w. Z. LeOnard's for genuine
New Orleans molasses, 60 cents a gallon.
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.
We will not be undersold on anything
in the grocery line. Ed. S. Hogarth &
Co.
full weight loaves of finest bread
for % cents is W. w. Hills standard of.
fer.
For the fneSt'class of meats at the
right prices, go to Kershaw's meat mar
ket.
Lucius Tanner, the druggist, was in
Chicago securing holiday novelties on
Tuesday.
The INDEPENDENT will be sent post
paid to any point in the United States
for $50.
All smoke and no blaze are the San
Monaco cigars, sold by J. w. Hess the
Druggist.
Baby portraits are speciality with c.
w. Penny. Corner Michigan and Gar
70 streets.
J. C. Woodrow and Mrs. Woodrow nee
Sarah Blain, are visiting with j. Blain
in this city.
The latest faces of scrip at this office.
Just the thing for visiting cards and
invitations.
According to the leader in the Column
republican.
III. d. WhitlOck is selling the leading
stove, brilliant Oak" Don't buy un-
til you see it.
Small pOX in Walkerton is now re-
duced to one case and that is said to be
convalescent.
Fred Botset has moved into the Graves
property on the corner of CAIRO and
Water streets.
ID. c. Smith and Mr.. Black, of Brem-
en-, our new sheriff and deputy, were in
town Tuesday.
Jacob Humbert, of West township,
was a pleasant caller at this office on
Wednesday last.
We have few blOtters at this office
which we will give to school children
calling for them.
Have you seen the Brilliant Oak
stove. If not, go to III. b. Whitlock' S
and examine one.
For Singer sewing machines on easy
terms or for cash, go to p Quinlan,
agent, Plymouth.
Many rabbit hunters were out this
week, but none seem to have had any
very great success.
Instantaneous photos taken by c. w
Penny. Insure successful results with
children's pictures.
Mr.. Edwin Mayer has accepted a po-
sition as book keeper for the firm of
Nussbaum & Mayer.
Mrs. Mayer Lauer has been afflicted
for the past two weeks with severe at
tack of rheumatism.
Star Sarsaparilla will regulate the liver
nd bowels and purify your blood, at
Tanners drug store.
Those disgusting skin eruptions will
disappear with Star Sarsaparilla. Go to
Tanners drug store.