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

train late on Tuesday evening. He drift
ed out of town after getting a good
meal.
S. III. Joseph's new residence at Don
aldson, is almost finished. The paint
ing and decorating which has been in the
hands of j. A. Runner is nearly com.
pleted.
1T 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.
Read Shaded & Reynolds announce
ment of holiday goods and Christmas
novelties. Call at their store and make
selection from the most extensive
stock in the city.
Shaded & Reynolds have received a
car load of toys and holiday novelties
suitable for old and young and their
store presents the appearance of gen
uine fancy bazaar.
Some person desiring to create panic
in this office, deposited plump, well
rounded pocketbook at the door during
the small hours of Tuesday night. 1t
was empty of course.
The best way to cure poverty, is to
sit down and growl about it. This will
be sure to make one rich, and then the
habit of growing about everything is
so agreeable to everybody.
Parties desiring to have wedding or
ball invitations printed, should not fail
to call at this office. The latest line of
stock with the latest faces of type, will
give you large field to choose from.
The members of the Alpha Pleasure
club are getting neat and appropriate
badge in peacock green satin and gold
for their first annual ball, which will
occur at the opera house on Wednesday
evening, Nov. %.
Do you want good cook stove or
heater, or anything in the way of a
stove this winter? Get j. V. Ashley &
Sons prices before you purchase and
compare them. You will find them
lower than ever.
If you have friends or relatives living
away from plymouth, and desire to
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we will be glad to assist you. Leave
their names at this office and copy
will be sent free of charge.
While splitting wood on Wednesday
last John Crawford cut deep cash in
his left foot, luckily it was glancing
blow. The wound is serious and pain
full but no bones are injured. DR.. Holt
zendorff was called and dressed the
wound.
The members of the amateur opera
company who will produce "Mikado'
in this city during the coming holidays
are working hard and conscientiously
to perfect themselves in the various
roles and will no doubt give a most
creditable performance.
Mr.. George A. Kleinschmidt, the tai
lor, wishes to give notice to the public
and his many friends, that on Novem-
Der q '94, he will move his shop to the
rooms now occupied by the Democratic
club over the Miller restaurant, where
he will be pleased to meet all.
Warren Collins coat which was stolen
from him by two tramps, was returned
over the Vandalia line on Wednesday.
1t was recovered at Maxenkuckee Lake
but the thieves escaped. Sheriff Smith
and Marshall Meyers are after them and
their arrest is only matter of time.
The ladies of the Methodist church
will give one of those famous Thanks
giving dinners in the lecture room of
that church Thanksgiving Day. The
price charged to entitle We mortals to
participate, will be twenty-five cents.
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We haven't got the necessary nerve
to ask some of our farmer friends to
leave at this office, well, about the day
before Thanksgiving, nice, plump, fat
turkey. But if such thing should hap
pen, we would be perfectly willing to
enter that amount of credit opposite
his name.
J. A. Molter has opened an office over
Miller's restaurant, where he will be
foand in the future. He is handling
insurance, building and loan stock in
connection with real estate. Mr.. Mol
ter is young man, but has plenty of
push and energy, and there is no doubt
that he will succeed.
One thing that would add greatly to
the railroad facilities of Plymouth,
would be the establishment of union
depot. This could easily be arranged
as all the tracks cross at one place, and
a depot common to the three railroads
running in here would be boon to the