Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-12-14

IL anne OF the frm, TART or the business
will be transacted here.
NJ. Wilson, of the firm of Wilson,
HUMPHREYS * Co., of LOgansport was in
the city Friday on business.
For fine tone, good action and dura-
bility a Star piano is the best. W. ID.
Llllybridge handles the star
John Fogle and wife attended the
dance at Bremen, given by Hanson's
orchestra last Friday evening.
Take advantage of the offer given for
the INDEPENDENT. Thirteen months
OF good local paper for $50.
If you want to get good organ, call
and see the Western Cottage Organ at
Z. Quinlan's agency, Plymouth.
Mr.. Robert Unger of Chicago has
been the guest of the INDEPENDENT Of
flee several days the past week.
This is to remind you that the "Star''
pianos is the best value ever offered in a
piano sold by W. ID. Lillybridge.
Forty bars soap for 81, thirty bars 10
cents, twenty bars 80 cents, ten bars for
% cents. For sale at the When.
The Altar Guild of the st. Thomas
church meets at Mrs. Laura CaprOn
next Monday evening at o'clock.
For anything in white granite dish
ware, go to w. f. Leonard's. Prices
lower than any one else in town.
See Berry & Sons large stock of the lat
est material for fall and winter suits
and overcoats at the right prices.
Everything in the music line has got
to be sold before January 1st regardless
of price at HanSen's music house.
The Cash Boot and Shoe Store on
Michigan street, carries at all times a
full line of foot wear of all kinds.
For first-class boot and shoe repairing
at moderate prices, 60 to the Cash Boot
and Shoe Store on Michigan street.
Miss Anna Shoemaker went to Mon
leroy, Indiana, Thursday, to visit a
day or two with relatives and friends.
Mrs. John Spath, of Valparaiso, is
visiting her SOn-in law, George II. kruy-
er in this city with view of locating
here.
c. l.. Morris will soon put new boil
er into his saw mill and has built sever
al large additions to the property this
week.
The young people of the L. b. church
held a social at the residence of Mr..
Henry Alderman Friday night of last
week.
Get one of the Gregory patent stove
pipe holding collar and keep your stove
pipe in place. Go to Whitlock's and
see it.
Latest style, perfect fit, fine work
menship, at prices to suit the times
Berry Il Son, merchant tailors, La Porte
street.
Frank Wagner of kewannee, was a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. Anderson, on
Tuesday and returned home Thursday
morning.
Mrs. y. l.. Thompson is about to erect
a comfortable residence property on the
lot adjoining her home near the Van
dalia depot.
Go to j. Y. Ashley & Sons for hard
ware, tools, implements, paints, oils,
stoves and tlnware at prices to match
the hard times.
We can secure any magazine or pa
per published in the United states for
you cheaper than you can secure it
from the publisher.
DR.. Wilcox of the Chicago eye Insti-
tute has references from the best .peO-
pie of Valparaiso. See them in the next
issue, also time of visit.
Considerable talk of holiday mas
qurade ball is being INDUCED in by our
terpslcorean friends. Masked balls are
always enjoyable events.
ID. a. Snyder was in Winnimac last
week where he, together with Mr.
Ballman of Knox, contemplateS going
into the lumber business.
Ball & Carabin knowing the feasibili-
ty of printers ink, place before you
some choice bargains that you should
not fail to take advantage of.
The nine year old son of Mr.. Fred
Zimmerman, who lives six miles north
east of Plymouth had the misfortune to
dislocate his left elbow Tuesday.
Mrs. Katie IIarZoZ, of Mishawauka
arrived in Plymouth Wednesday, and
will spend several days visiting with
her brother Joseph Eich and family.
New Home sewing machines always
on hand. The best machine on the mar
ket. Gives the least trouble. We sell
them from $50 up, at A. w. Lillybridge.
The Ladies of the Lutheran church
gathered i'm numbers at the residence