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

J should prepare to assist this worthy
object by their presence.
, NJ. j. PocOck and William w. Weaver
: have taken the agency of the No. 10
Cyclone machine and fence. They are
hustlers and are sure to make it
succeed.
Rev. Burton, of North Manchester,
while on his way to the funeral of
Elder Snepp, of Bourbon, delivered a
sermon at the L. B. church, Monday
evening.
Give your children an opportunity to
receive proper exercise as well as en-
joyment by keeping a set of those gar
den tools for the children, at Shaded &
Reynolds.
Some of the railroads complain of the
light travel nowadays on their lines. 1t
is probably these roads are the ones
which have cut off the passes to news
paper men.
Messrs. Joseph Drollinger, of Western
Kansas, and George Drollinger, of La
Porte county, were the guests of DR..
Reynolds and Mr.. J. n. Wilson,
on Tuesday
A ten-pound boy is what makes F. NJ.
Axe so happy. The little fellow made
his appearance Sunday morning, and
Mr.. Axe says he is to be called
Calamity
The claim that advertising does not
pay has about as much influence over a
shrewd business man, as the claim set
up that kissing is unhealthy has on the
average girl.
By taking advantage of an oppor-
tunity, we are enabled to sell you fine
quality of tobacco, either plug or fine
cut for % cents per pound. -LaPorte
street bakery.
w. J. Tibbs, of Toledo, Ohio, travel
ing salesman for the Edgerton Manu-
featuring Co., came to this city last
Thursday, but left the next day for
Wisconsin and points in the West.
The new firm of Humphreys & Nc
Masters make an announcement in an
other column of this weeks issue. They
are energetic and progressive and Will
undoubtedly make good success
The National Stockman and Farmer
gives full market report each week,
from Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Buffalo.
1t will be sent one year with the Mar
shall County INDEPENDENT for 50.
A pleasant masquerade party was the
one given to Master Fred Martindale
last evening by number of his friends.
Many grotesque and fancy figures were
present and jolly evening was spent.
The fellow in northern county who
tells about his running down rabbit
on a bicycle, is an outrageous liar.
There is not a rabbit this side of the
kingdom come, that was ever on
bicycle.
On Tuesday afternoon Squire Reeves
united in marriage Adam Smith, Of
Walnut township, and Nellie Dutton,
of Center township. The groom is
farmer and the couple will reside in
Walnut.
A new firm in Plymouth, whose ad.
in the INDEPENDENT is worthy of care
full peruSal, is ROthenberger Il ROdOck
er. They can be found at Davis meat
market, having purchased the business
from him.
Baker & Mckinney are going to
change the appearance of their store
considerably. They are preparing to
paint and paper it, put in plate glass
show windows, and in fact make it as
good as new.
personal beauty is a God given bless
ing" says an exchange. We believe
it, and this is exactly the reason why
Plymouth is the most blessed city in
the universe, with her full quote of very
handsome girls.
Considering the hard times and the
high price of millinery, most of the
husbands and fathers in this country are
congratulating themselves that Easter
and tax paying time are not run close
together this spring.
Bicycle and other repair work done
promptly and in first class style by Un-
derwood & Walls, Center street, south
of LaPOrte street. Get your old worn
out tires replaced by new ones. A num-
Der of makes to select from.
The US will meet with Mrs. J. C.
Talbot Tuesday evening, March 10.
Everybody is very cordially invited to
come. The meeting held with Mrs.
Blain last week was well attended and
they hope the next meeting will be like
wise.
"Alert" bicycles are made and sold by
Underwood & Walls, Center street, near
FIT Wayne tracks Call and see them