Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-01-04

wedding notices should come under the
head of Horrors of the Day.". Pekin
Ill.) Tribune.
Milton Gulling is rapidly putting the
Parekr house livery in shape. He has a
number of fine sleighs which have been
reprinted and vanished.
DR.. Wilcox during the past week has
been called on by many of our citizens
who express themselves well pleased
with lis treatment of the eyes.
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 \. W. Lillybridge
The regular session of the Marshall
County Medical Society will be held at
the office of DR.. Wilson, in Plymouth,
on Thursday Jan. 10, 1895 at o'clock
p. m.
The first load of ice from Pretty Lake
this season was hauled to town on Mon
day last. 1t was four and three quart
ers inches in thickness and clear as a
piece of glass.
If lying was universally punished
nowadays as it was in the cases of
Ananias and Saphira, the undertakers
of Plymouth would never need to adver-
tise to do business.
There are men in Plymouth who COM
plain about the hard time they have liv-
ing in poverty. They ought to be con-
tented though, for it is not half SO hard
as dying in poverty.
Shaded & 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.
Mr.. and Mrs. Whitlock on Friday
evening of last week, entertained few
young people in very enjoyable way in
honor of their niece Miss Nellie Aslre,
of South Bend. Light refreshments
were served.
AS the time of year has arrived that
you desire to renew subscriptions for
magazines and periodicals, please bear
in mind that we can procure any publ
cation desired for less money than you
can secure it for from the publisher.
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 call.
A young fellow from the country who
is awfully infatuated with young
lady not thousand miles from the court
house, wrote her a note few days ago
and began it, "sweatest." They never
speak as they pass by.
The first social for the year 1895 to
be given by the ladies Of the Lutheran
church will be held at the Windsor
House, the home of Mrs. A. Haslanger.
on Thursday, January 10th, afternoon
and evening, to which all are cordially
invited.
e. w. PrOtsman received a good New
Years gift in the form of an official
document informing him that his pen
sion was raised from $S to $12 month
with back pay from July 10, 1890. G. w.
PrOtsman served three years in Co. /
87th Indiana.
a movement is on foot to establish a
soldiers home at Lafayette, Ind. The
movement is meeting with encourage
ment where ever presented, and the
present outlook is favorable for the es-
tablishment of a retreat for old veterans
in this state.
The egotistical man is the hardest
man in the world to please. If you
listen to his long recountals of his own
superior actions, and thus flatter his
vanity and egotism to make him most
agreeable to himself, you invariable dis
gust yourself.
The cart Portfolio of the World
which we give new subscribers in con-
nection with the INDEPENDENT for
$3.50, is the finest 500 page illustrated
book ever presented to our citizens for
the money. See the book then express
your opinion.
One of our exchanges tells of neigh
Dor who while chopping wood had a
tooth knocked out, by stick flying up
and hitting him in the mouth, and says
the man had a dental operation per
formed by himself. 1t rather looks to
us as if the job was accidental.
The annual meeting of The Ply
mouth Business Mems Association for
the election of Board of Directors and
the transaction of such business proper
20 come before the meeting will be held
IN city hall, Tuesday evening Jan. 8