Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-10-26
eral days in Plymouth last week look
ing after his political fences.

see the Ill Lenr 4 octave organ, at
W. ID. Lillibridge's, Michigan Street.
If you want your watch repaired in
thorough manner go to c. NJ. Welch.
The Star Piano handled by Lillibridge
is one of the finest instruments made.
Get chain and lock for your bicycle
at J. V. Ashley Il Sons, LaPorte Street.
George Frank and wife, and son Ed.
of Bourbon were in Plymouth last Sat
urday.
Lillibridge sells Pianos, Organs and
the New Home Sewing Machine on easy
terms.
These times there are plenty of peO-
pie who are so hard up they even sleep
on tick
Baby portraits are a speciality with c.
W. Penny. Corner Michigan and Gar
70 streets.
H. Il. Whitlock is selling the leading
stove, brilliant Oak" Don't buy UNI
til you see it.
Frank Nicolay caught three fine bass
from the Michigan Street bridge one
day last week.
Mrs. Emma Linville of Evanston, ILL.,,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. j. NJ. Con-
fer. this week.
l. J. Ranley and wife. of Chicago,
have been visiting friends near Plym-
outh this week.
Marion Harris went to Bremen,
Thursday, where he will engage in the
barber business.
\ new side walk has been completed
on the east side of the residence of Mrs
y. l.. Thompson.
Have you seen the Brilliant Oak
stove. If not, go to Ii. b. Whitlock's
and examine one.
n little bit out of the way but it will
pay you to call on j. V. Ashley Il Son.
for hardware, etc.
instantaneous photos taken by c. W.
Penny. Insure successful results with
children's pictures.
MrJ, ID. McClaren and wife were at
Knox Monday, visiting with Mr.. and
Mrs. Judge Burson.
l. NJ. Mattingly, fOrman on the Bour-
bon Mirror, made us pleasant cal
Saturday afternoon.
Those disgusting skin eruptions will
disappear with Star Sarsaparilla. Go to
Tanners drug store.
Star Sarsaparilla will regulate the liver
and bowels and purify your blood, at
Tanners drug store.
Miss Minnie Steinbach, of Bourbon,
has visited for several days with her Sis
ter, Mrs. c. c. Wink.
Mrs. Chas. III. Baker returned Tues
day, from weeks visit to her mother at
Benton Harbor, Mich.
\ German social was held 1T the
house of Max Ruge Thursday. All re-
report pleasant time.
Fred Lemler, Stephen Gerard and
Saturday in Plymouth.
John Taber and wife, of Mentone
were the guests of the Taber family, of
Plymouth, Wednesday.
Look at a Majestic Range before you
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NShitlOck handles them.
The repairs and general overhauling
of John \. Palmer's residence are rap
idly nearing completion.
The L. f. Il w. r. r. gives excursion
rates for the barbecue at Peru on the
Both. Round trip, S1.3O.
Matthew Erwin and daughter Daisy,
drove from Bourbon Saturday to take
in the political exercises.
Alphons Ball who is attending NOtre
Dame University spent last Sunday
at his home in Plymouth.
Make no mistake; Hi Henry's min
StlclS VIII give yOu tllC Ucot SllOW you
have seen for long time.
{. j. Eich, the popular plumber, re-
ports all the work he can possibly do
and has added more help.
j. a. Molter received the sad news
on Wednesday of the serious illness of
his cousin at Forest, Ohio.
JOHNNY oder of Hammond, Ind, was
the guest of his daughter. Mrs. Mark
Tuttle in this city this week.
III. Il. Whitlock carries a full line of
hardware, tinware and cutlery, and
does all kinds of tinsmithing.
Mr.. Ehrndahl is an expert in his pro-
fession: all his work is absolutely guar
anteed and prices are moderate.
Dr. w. n. Weiser, of Bourbon, was in
the city last Saturday, to see the little
man with the renowned big hat.
w. +. Endley, editor of the Walk
erton Independent, was a pleasant
| caller aft this office last Saturday