Semi-weekly independent., 1895-12-21
From Wednesdays Daily.

to-day.
Nickel Plate Road and low rates are
synonyms.
J. G. Warnes went to belong to-day,
on business.
Miss Minnie Young left for South
Bend, to-day,
Henry FARRELL is in the city to-day on
legal business.
r. c. O'Blenis, of Argos, attended
court Monday.
1c DC. and 10c. toys in kloepfer's
Bargain Basement.
George Marble transacted business in
South Bend today.
Harley Logan and {. Z. Drummond
went to Marmont to-day.
Celluloid, plush and leather holiday
goods at Tanners drug store.
". j. Fittan, of Silver Lake, this
state was on our streets to-day.
The Nickel Plate Road operates a
dining and sleeping car service.
L. w. Mcclure of Argos, is in the
city for few days, on business.
Frank Reeve will entertain tonight
at his home on Michigan street.
WANTED:-12 or 10 black cat skins
For price see GEO. IL BAYLOR, Jeweler
DR.. 5. W. r. Smith and wife left Ply
mouth, last evening, for Chicago for a
short sOjOurn.
The Nickel Plate Road maintains a
perfect passenger service with sleepers
and diners.
VIM. O'Keefe and family, are pre-
pairing to leave for short visit to the
Georgia colonies.
The Nickel Plate Road has through
sleeping cars to Chicago, Buffalo, New
York, and Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron Greenwalt left
for south Bend to-day to attend the
wedding of their niece.
Mrs. Reece Will arrive to night to
spend the winter at the home of her
daughter, on West Jefferson st.
Aaron Wicks and wife left this morn
ing for Chicago, where they expect to
combine business with pleasure.
The Pennsylvania line commenced
using their double track between Val
paraiso and Chicago Sunday last.
We notice through our exchanges
number of dealers advertising Christ
mas trees from the Holland nursery.
The marshal and street commissioner
are keeping the cross walks in good
condition during this muddy weather.
Wm. Thompson, of Dunfee, Ind, who
has been in jail awaiting trial as an ac-
cessOry to the Singer murder, has been
released.
\ young farmer named l.. Nicholas
near Tioga, was found dead in his bed
sunday morning. Heart failure was
the trouble.
y greater number of he residents of
Marion, Ind, are returning to the use
of wood and coal, owing to the unrelia
bility of gas.
Miss Carrie Fitzgerald, of Rochester,
passed through Plymouth enrOute for
Culver City, where she will take posi-
tion ON the Herald.
The members of the Catholic ladies
aid society will meet at the residence Of
Mrs. Michael Ryan, Thursday after
noon December 10, 1893
To kill felon wrap cloth around
it leaving the the end open, pour in
gun powder and then wet with cam
phOr. 1t is sure relief.
An eminent physician says that dogs
and cats may, and do, have diphtherla
and scarlet fever and that they may
convey the contagiOn.
Nuncie has a law which prohibits
saloon being operated in the business
portion of the town. \ suit on hand is
to define the boundary.
a little baby girl claims the attention
of dOting father and mother at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. G.. +. Ketch-
am 1t made its appearance last even
ing.
The small boys and girls OF this city
have taken up the fad of knocking on
windows and doors at different houses.
They had better be at home studying
their lessons for school.
Preparations are steadily going for
ward for the Christmas turkev shoot to
be held at the fair grounds in this city
and large number of shooter are tax
ing an interest in the coming event.
The ladies of the Altar Guild have
decided to begin their Christmas sale of
home made candies on Friday Dec. 10Th,
instead of on Monday Dec %, as at
first proposed. The sale will continue