Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-07-05

always mas the flrSt neat.
Mems Harvest Gloves 90 cents at Ball
& Carabins.
The Kewana Herald came out this
week in Fourth of July colors.
Mrs. \. r. Zimmerman and children,
left Wednesday for Racine, Wisconsin.
L. r. Skerret, of South Bend, trans
acted business in Plymouth, Friday
last.
The Vandalia railroad sold over five
hundred tickets from this station
Thursday.
Life is too short to smoke anything
else than the Ben Hur cigar, made by
Sauer & Swearinger.
Insect Powder, Paris Green, London
Purple, Moth Balls by the barrel, at the
Peoples Drug Store.
Wait until August eth, then we will
show our neighbors what Plymouth
can do in the way of taking care of a
crowd.
Quite fine display of fireworks was
seen on South Michigan street, last
night, at the residence of Mr.. Geo. IL.
Thayer, jr.
The relics Of the show that made it's
appearance last week, through adverse
circumstances was left in the hands of
Marshall Meyer, which will be sold in
few days.
You can Away safely bet dollars to
doughnuts that when any man plays
any kind of game with the Devil,
his Satanic Nibs always plays for
keeps.
While our city did not celebrate, it
was noticeable feature that our citi-
zens, when the cooling shades of even
ing grew apace, came out and enjoyed
the fireworks of children.
Clint BOndurant and J. y. Carr, have
located a bicycle repair, and sundry
shop at Bremen. Mr.. Carr has had a
great deal of experience in repairing
and is an expert. The INDEPENDENT
wishes the boys success.
"Alert" bicycles are made and sold by
Underwood & Walls, Center street, near
TT. Wayne tracks. Call and see them
before buying your mount for 1885. The
celebrated "Spaulding" wheel and other
makes, also sundries of all kinds on
hand.
Some people are never satisfied
with the way in width things come to
them. There is Michigan, for instance.
The frost and drouth killed the
strawberry crop, and the peach crop is
SO abundant that they cannot realize
anything from it.
When you see a girl FASTING scrap
book full of cooking recipes out Of the
weekly papers, you know pretty well
that some young man is in a position
to be congratulated; and yet, when you
think of the recipes, you feel rather
sorry for him, too.
Elizabeth c. Stanton says that ''wo-
men are riding to suffrage on the bicy-
cle," and Denver preacher says that
10000 people are riding to hell on the
same vehicle. All the comment, that we
have to make is this. Remember the
rule, and always turn to the right.
An exchange says: Five cents worth
of oil of lavender mixed with an equal
portion of water, put in glass atom
iZer will, if thoroughly sprayed around
the room, rid the house of flies. The
odor of lavender is especially disagree
able to flies, and they will never venture
in its neighborhood, though to most
people it has a peculiar fresh and pleas
ant smell.
With pad and pencil in hand we
started out on the morning of the
Fourth to enumerate the hosts of our
citizens who went abroad to celebrate.
When we arrived at the Vandalia de-
pot to commence the task we came to
the conclusion that we had a bigger
task then we were equal too. We
learned that at this depot alone 300
tickets were sold for South Bend, 900
for Marmont, and something like 30
tickets to othea points. These were
outside of the numerous tickets pur-
chased for Marmont on the evening
train.
DR.. c. a. Brown returned from his
trip south Thursday evening. The
doctor was delegate to the National
Epworth League convention at Chata-
nooga, Tenn. The doctor was en-
thusiaStic over his trip and although
pretty tired, took time tC give us a
glowing account of the reception that
the 1900 visitors received His side
trip, especially his visit at the Mamouth
Cave Ky, made deep impression up
on him, and, Notwithstanding the glow