Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-15

more reasonable to sorrow over the
scarcity of riches.
A fine quality of apricots can be
found at the LaPorte Street Bakery for
80 cents gallon can.
This week our editorial friend, F. Car
ter, of the Etna Green News, enlarges
to six-column quarto.
AT the LaPorte street bakery you can
find fine line of canned apples, worth
% cents per gallon can.
The Maccabees enlightened three or
four candidates on the secrets of their
order, Tuesday evening
Ex-auditor Hahn and John Schulz
Thesis were among the Plymouth visit
ors in Bourbon, Monday.
We are offering a fine grade of Cali
fornia prunes at 10 cents per pound at
the LaPorte street bakery.
Mrs. Gulling returned to her home in
South Bend, Tuesday, after couple
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Mr.. Snyder, of the firm of Feller &
Snyder, with his family, spent last Sun
day with friends at Bremen.
Oliver pillow points only 30 cts. each
and marked genuine Oliver on each
piece, John V. Ashley & Son.
If you want something to please your
children, buy one of those Irish jig
dancers at Shaded & Reynolds.
Miss Jeanette Oglesbee was called
home from Indianapolis, on account of
the serious accident of her father.
Miss Georgia Mossman returned to
her home in Marion, after q three
months visit with Mrs. DR.. Knott.
II. II. Bonham will move to his new
residence on Jefferson street, which he
recently purchased of Mr. Smalley.
When a man is pointed out as typical
of a certain class or race, he is generally
about the worst specimen of the lot.
Everett Fields has returned from
South Bend 10 make an extended stay,
and if possible get employment here.
The thermometers have been in good
working order the past week, producing
pretty good weather most of the time.
Mr.. Peter Disher was called to Bour-
bon last Monday on account of the
death of his ther-in-law, Mr.. Senour.
Hay wanted to bale. You can have
your hay baled by leaving your order
with Suit & Orr. MELVIN CORPORON,
Estimates given on tin roofing. Any
quality of tin used from So to 1913 per
box. Work guaranteed by III. b. Whit
lock.
On account of failing health, Miss
Katie Kershner, teacher in the public
schools at Argos, was compelled to
resign.
81 guess I'll take EN-" unused the
burglar, softly slipping the silver spoons
into his pocket. 81 amt no darned
goldbng.'
Mrs. Moses LELAND, who has been
ill for some months, is rapidly improv-
ing. This will be gratifying news to
her many friends.
The Misses Eva and Bessie Chase, of
Tyner City, were in the city last Satur
| day, visiting Edna and Emma YOckey
and other friends.
Mr.. John Ruge will spend some time
in the East, for the benefit of his health.
He will visit Washington and other
points of interest.
Rev. Thos Carr, of Buffalo, n. Y,
uncle of Mr.. J. C. Gallagher, of Plym-
outh, has been spending few days
here with his relatives.
w. III. Cove, of Fort Wayne, was
doing business in this city, Monday.
Mr.. Cove was formerly an employe of
the Indiana Novelty Co.
Leave your meat orders at Kuhn's
meat market where they will be deliv-
cred promptly. Shop at the old Tuttle
gallery building on CAIRO street.
Some fellow quietly took load of
wood and an axe eff of Frank Rays
place the first part of the week. The
axe belongs to Walter Williams.
Mr.. Geo. w. Marble left Tuesday for
Travers City and other points in Michi-
gan, for the transaction of business
pertaining to the Novelty Works.
The blood is the life. If your system
is deranged from impurities in the
blood you can find no more certain rem
tedy than Cunningham's Sarsaparilla.
WANTED-A good competent girl for
general Homework. Apply at residence
6O2 South Michigan street.
G. Il. MATTINGLY
Farmers, coming into town, say the
roads are drying up very fast, and good
travel will soon be the order of the