Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-01-25

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the city's interests for over twenty years
The business houses of that place were
closed during the funeral services.
From the numerous tramp printers
who call around nova days for little
help, we have come TO the conclusion
that the typographical errors are not all
obliterated.
Did it ever occur to you the reason
old maids have great love for cats. 1t
is because they have failed to secure a
husband. and cats are almost as treach-
erous as men.
Secure your seats early for The Cork
Man" with Herbert CawthOrn Of Little
Nugget" fame, in his great Irish char
acter. Hansen's orchestra will also be
there to furnish music.
The Monticello Press is using every
argument available to have that thriving
city put in system of water works.
Keep it up boys, you will reap the bene-
| fits of your efforts.
Shaded e Reynolds are selling Ora
hams Lambs wool toilet soap for five
cents cake. This is undoubtedly the
finest toilet soap on the market and is
the cheapest ever known.
A woman is generally better adapted
for the duties of a teacher of children
than man, for the simple reason they
are more in touch with childhood, and
in sympathy with their needs.
1t is always easy to cure someone else
of his rheumatism, but when we try to
cure our own, we have to get down to
business. The same can be said to be
true as to the moral ailments of many.
Reports this morning confirm the re-
ports of yesterday. There is no doubt
but the Chicora and all on board have
gone down. The steamer and cargo
were valued at $4,000. No insurance
The officials of the Vandalia line
passed through Plymouth Wednesday
enroute for st. Joseph, Mich. The Van
dalia railroad is financially interested
in the reported loss of the steamer Chi
cora.
The Pastime Pleasure Club, have fit
ted nice and commodiOus quarters over
the Miller restaurant. They have two
rooms very cozily furnished, with papers
and periodicals for the use of its mem
bers.
Do not forget that i'm throat trouble
when it has symptoms of diphtheria,
that at the Peoples Drug Store, COM
pound is kept, that will stand the test.
1t is DIR. Wooley's anti-diphtheric COM
pound.
Lillybridge handles the Far
rand & Worry, and III. Lain organs,
New Home sewing machine, and the
Starr piano, all new, no second hand
goods, all at astonishing low prices
Give him a call.
Bremen is having a bread war. Not
for the lack of the staff of life, but be-
tween rival firms. There is no reason
for the housewife in that village to
sweat over hot stove with bread at
three cents loaf.
Fawcett, the postmaster at Lagrange,
has become quite obnoxious to the citi
zens of that place. AS in great many
instances there is a woman in the case
A petition for his removal as postmaster
is being circulated.
1t is stated in legal circles that the
man Raesbottom who ravished girl
few weeks ago, will betried in Marshall
county. There is no doubt that he will
receive fair trial, and also receive the
full benefit of the law
The Rochester girls are peculiar in
their actions. Some of them fiirt with
all the boys part of the time. While
others flirt with some of the boys all the
time. Then the remainder flirt with all
of the boys all the time.
Herbert Cawthorn of 81 title Nugget"
fame, with his large company of unex-
celled actors, will be at the opera house
Wednesday evening, Jan. 80, in his new
comedy, "The Cork Man." 1t will be
an event long to be remembered.
New Years has passed so far now,
that great many of those laudable res
olutions made so firm at first, are begin
ming to stretch great deal. A great
many of them are not elastic enough to
stand much strain without breaking.
The cart Portfolio of the World"
which we give new subscribers in con-
nection with the INDEPENDENT for
$780, is the finest 500 page illustrated
book ever presented to our citizens for
the money. See the book then express
your opinion.
Chas. LaRue, who is in the employ of
ChaS. Harris, took unto himself wife