Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-08


dIvidually undertake anything along
that line.
DR.. Daugherty, of South Bend, was
called in consultation IN the case of
Mrs Peters, who lives about five miles
west of this city. DR. Borton is the at
tending physician. Recovery is almost
impossible.
At this season of the year house keep
ers may well remember that burning
SCOT in stovepipe or chimney may be
instantly extinguished by dashing a
handful of salt on the fire in the CRATE
of the stove.
Frank Sauer, of Delaware, Ohio, and
Lewis Swearingen, of this city, have
purchased Lewis Alderfer's cigar fac
tory and expect to get started this week.
They are both experienced men in the
cigar business.
NJ. Lauer Il Son purchased the fine
residence of \. II. Oglesbee and expect
to take possession in June. Mr.. Ogles-
bee intends to move to his farm, which
is four miles south of Plymouth, about
the middle of May.
Mentone, Ind, is getting a hustle on
herself. They have formed an improve
ment company, and last Saturday night
had a public meeting to talk over plans
to advance the interest of the town.
There is nothing like it.
The Plymouth Breeders Association
met at the court house last Saturday
afternoon. The business transacted
was of great Importance to this associa-
ton. They will meet again tomorrow
at the office of John Houghton.
\ beautiful Autograph of sweet peas,
painted from nature, has reached our
table, presented by the Wei know seed
firm of Atlee x Burpee. 1t is a beauty
and they are liberal enough to favor
their customers with a copy of it,
The Edgerton Manufacturing Com
pany, started up few days ago with
force of about fifteen or twenty hands,
but have been forced to close for a few
days on account of the inclement
weather and change in machinery.
The girls will have a chance next
year 1t will be the last leap year for
eight years. The leap years which fall
in the last year of a century are not
counted, so there will be only twenty
eight days in the February of 1900.
An excellent way to cure insomania
is to bandage the eyes before retiring.
The compress seems to drive away the
blood from the eyes and so cure, or at
least temporarily relieve, that feeling
so often experienced 10y sufferers from
sleeplesSneSs or trying to see IN the
dark.
W. J. Huff, who short time ago took
charge of the Monticello Press has full
filled his promise, and the Press came
to its readers last week enlarged to a six
column quarto. We are glad that Bro.
Huff is pushing his journal to the front.
His subscribers will surely appreciate
his efforts.
The remains of Mrs. Geo. Babcock,
who died in Bourbon, Saturday last,
were taken to Valparaiso last Tuesday
and inferred. The deceased was
member of the Eastern Star, and the
funeral at that city was in charge of
that society. Mrs. Babcock formerly
was resident of Valparaiso.
Any of our farmer friends who desire
to secure an excellent farm journal,
should not fail to secure the National
Stockman and Farmer, twenty-f0ur
page paper. This edition We are giving
in connection with the INDEPENDENT
for one year, for only 81. Take adj
vantage of this wonderful offer.
The circuit court opened in due form
Monday, at 2 p. M. Nothing of import
ance was done, with the exception of
Wednesdays proceedings L.
hNtIS W do IL lCN lOl ullVhlilS AlAllblS W
play billiards in the Gem Cigar Store.
He was acquitted. Court adjourned
Wednesday afternoon till next Monday.
The following marriage licenses have
been granted since our last issue: office
Miles and Rosa Wylie; Noah +. Harris
ough and Ada NJ. Barber; James NJ.
PoulSon and Mary J. Miller; George W.
Johnson and Viola Bass: John W. Brit
whistle and Nancy J. Phillips; Nelson
IIanes 20 Orintha +. IIighshew: Elmer
Reed and Eunice J. snyder.
We are in RECEIPT OF book entitled
"A Years Work at Fordhook Farm,
published 10y ". Atlee Burpee X Co, of
Philadelphia. 1t Is handsomely illus
trated book, giving an exhaustive ac-
count of their mode of work and the
great efforts put forth to make Ford
hook Farm one of the most successful
seed farms in the United states.