Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-05-24

more property, is one Ol lne duulllOHS
to the south side, the past week.
Before buying your spring and sum-
mer suits or pants, call and see my
goods. Kleinschmidt, the Tailor.
Miss Celia Bergman who has been
visiting relatives and friends in Peru,
returned to this city Saturday last.
The Monticello Press says: Ed. Rey
nolds, of Plymouth, was shaking hands
with Monticello friends Thursday.
When you buy Cunningham's flavor
ing extracts you buy the best. 1t pays.
Ask your grocer for Cunningham's
The W. C. T. I. will meet next Mon
day evening, with Mrs. Outcalt. \ very
cordial invitation is extended to ALL
The man wi expects to out run a lie,
will have to travel on something that
runs faster than lightning express.
Remember DR.. Wilcox, of the Chicago
Eye Institute will be at DR.. Durr's office,
next Wednesday, no charge for exam
! nation.
Miss Beth Hughes. and Miss Lottie
Taylor, of Shreves, Ohio, who is visiting
her, spent yesterday in Argos with
friends.
1t is a noted fact, that all cities that
have taken advantage of a stone pile,
the tramp element stear clear of that
locality.
a buggy whip that no one can steal
is the prominent feature that gives a
rapid SALE For sale only by II. b.
Whitlock.
Perhaps the reason Brooke, of the Re-
publican never made an argument, is
because he is not 'red headed" An eX-
cellent excuse.
III. i. Whitlock carries in stock one of
the best buggy whips to be found in
Plymouth. To be seen is to purchase.
Call and see it.
"The women shall not wear that
| w Hull " q li1dlis IOl OH tidl
do so are an abomination unto the Lord
thy GOd.'-Ex.
The Y. NJ. c. Band will meet Sunday
afternoon at 800 at the L. Ii. church.
Christian young men of town are invit-
ed to be present.
Our water works superintendent has
remedied the long needed repairs on
South Michigan street. The work was
done Friday last.
Tonight will commence a series of
entertainments, given by our public
school. These entertainments will con
stitute ten sessions.
/ can make pants from So to S12
and suits from SIS to $40, work and fit
guaranteed. Call and see me. Klein
schmidt, the Tailor.
Miss Lizzie Hendricks is now perma
nently connected with the INDEPEN
DENT office, and will in the future assist
in the reportorial work.
c. Willard, of Benton Harbor, Mich.
was in our city Thursday, representing
the Egyptian Cement Co. Mr.. Willard
is an old Plymouth boy.
We are informed that there is sufil
cient money raised to fix up the bal
park in fine condition. AS yet no detfin
tie arrangements have been made.
DO you need Glasses, or have yol
trouble with your eyes? Don't fail t,
call or Or. Wilcox, of the Chicago Ely
Institute next week at DR.. Durr's office
A trilling drama is promised the PEG
pie of Argos, next week, entitled "Tru
Blue" 1t will be home production, ant
under the auspices of the band of tina
place.
Cunningham's Sarsaparilla purifie
the blood. There is no more successful
or more popular blood remedy. Gun
> bingham & Chase, South Michigan
3 street.
Mrs. Joseph p. Hank, of this city re
ColVeU OIlc nOuSdllu uOlldIS lIOlu Ill
Catholic German Central society TO
which sum her deceased husbands lif
J. was insured.
The number of prisoners at the Jolie
penitentiary has increased nearly tw
1 hundred during the past six months AM
, the total number of convicts there nov
is about 1850.
l Mrs. M. E. Hume, of this city, deliv
t cred very able paper before the U. /
Sunday school convention, at Bremen
I last week. The subject was "DenOmi
Z national Works.
Lewis Altman who has been fOrsOm
time past at Mansfield, Wis.,, returned t
Plymouth, Tuesday last. He will b
associated with his fathers bushes
here in the future.
A. j. Becker, of Chicago, represent
ing &. ii. Morrill, & Co., manufactures
of Printers ink, was in our city, Mon