Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-02-22

Will De manu- mdue, anu Oh the very
best stock. We wish the new firm un-
bounded success.
Mr.. / ids and wife, of Davis Sta
ton On he pittsourg, were visitors in
our city "Wednesday. Mr.. Sands is the
agent at that point.
The "Tansil Punch" cigar has great
and holds its own against all
corners. They can be found at the
Peoples Drug Store.
Jas. linn, formerly of Plymouth, but
now of Warsaw, was upon our streets
Monday. He was here visiting rela-
tives. and old friends.
Mrs. O. X. Hess, of East Chicago.
was in our city, visiting relatives and
friends and attended the Sunday School
convention this week.
The Vandalia pay car passed through
Plymouth Wednesday. To say the
Vandalia boys appreciated this fact
would be putting it light.
The coal man who is inclined to be
proud and naughty, should let his mind
dwell upon the ice man in the summer,
and thus humble himself.
Homer A. Bonham received pleas
ant surprise Wednesday night, by about
thirty of his friends calling on him. A
delightful time was spent.
Get drink of hot coffee and lunch at
Ketcham & Wilson's. Chase & San
born's coffee served free. Ed S. Ho-
garth & Co., are the agents.
When in need of anything in the drug
or stationery line, call up No. 45 of the
telephone exchange and have your pur-
chase delivered at your home.
The Jacksonville Journal tells of a
woman in that town who stands with
one foot in the grave. There must be
an awful big hole thereabouts.
w. f. Young, our courteous tonsorial
artist of LaPorte street, has been con
fined to his home for several days past
with slight touch of lung fever.
The plans and specifications for the
new military acadamy near Marmont
have been completed, and are very ella
borate. The structure will cost 1928,
600.
Those desiring drugs of any kind
should bear in mind that the Peoples
drug store are ready to fill all orders
sent in by telephone. As is their mum
Der.
Remember that the INDEPENDENT
has full equipped job department in
connection with its office. We guaran-
tee our work. Mail orders promptly
filed.
The representatives of the Majestic
steel range are at Ketcham & Wilson's
where they will be pleased to meet all
visitors and explain the merits Of the
Majestic.
The Peoples drug store in connection
with their excellent line of tissue paper
have large line of wire shades, ready
for use. Give them a call when in need
of this line of goods.
Joe Eich, the plumber, received quite
a severe strain in the back the first OF
the week, laying him up for several
days. He has been compelled to use a
cane for several days.
We would direct the attention of Oul
readers to changes in the following ad
vertisements: John Hansen, Ketcham
& Wilson, A. A. Miller, The Model
Mayer Altman and Geo. Vinall.
A. ]. Norton, late of Co. 1. 10Th Ind.
now located at st. Cloud, MIMI, came
to our city last Saturday, is kept busy
shaking hands with old acquaintance
He will return in about ten days.
We desire every lady in Plymouth vi
cinity to call at our store and witness
the cooking exhibition being conducted
by the representatives of the steel range
Majestic at Ketcham & Wilson's.
Last night the military orchestra, o.
Bremen gave grand masquerade bal
in that city. Reports have it that ;
great time was had. We did not learI
who of our young people attended.
Mr.. Norton, of Minnesota, has beer
visiting with his son Daniel Norton
the past week. This is the first time il
ten years Mr.. Norton has visited Plym
outh and wonders at the vast improve
ments.
The knights Of Pythias seem determ
ined to get everything in sight. Tn
News, of Etna Green, stated that
number took the oriental degree las
week, and large number were eager t.
cross the mighty chasm.
Always being ready to please and &C
commOdate their customers, Shaded I
Reynolds have arranged to deliver any
thing ordered by telephone. This is al