Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-02-08

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and made good impression upon his
hearers.
Mr.. Frank Nicoloy, will Immediately
open up his barbar shop under Hess
drug store, where his old customers will
find him ready to do business.
Owing to the breaking out of the fire
among the ruins on the corner of Michi-
gan and LaPorte street, the department
was called out this morning at $40.
Do not carry your money around
loosely in in your pocket, but go to the
Peoples drug store and get a pocket
book. All the way from ten cents up.
They talk about the right to wolk; we
will venture the assertion there are any
amount of men in this country now,
who infinitely prefer the right to ''loaf."
Bert Beerbower, received a message
from South Bend, last week, offering
him position as clerk at the Oliver
house in that city. Bert still remains IN
Plymouth.
J. r.. Smalley, formerly of the Basket
Works of this city, accompanied by his
wife, returned to Plymouth this week
after visit of several weeks in Michi-
gan and Indiana.
1t is correctly reported that the dearth
of business at Jacksonville is so pro-
nounced, that the citizens of that place
walk the streets selling rattle tickets on
their personal property.
a Pennsylvania court decides that a
woman who lends money to her husband
cannot legally get it back again. Moth
ing new about that. A lot Of women
found that out long ago.
At the Peoples drug store, you can
find in the line of brushes, anything
from a tooth brush to the finest hair
brush. These are essential articles in a
well regulated household.
About thirty young people gave a
surprise party at the home of Miss
Laura SpOnsler, last Friday evening, in
her honor. \ very enjoyable time was
participated in by all present.
The entertainment given at the new
L. b. church last Wednesday evening,
taking into consideration the extremely
cold night, was well attended. Over 200
persons enjoyed the bOuntiful supper.
Cleanliness is next to goodness, :
we are told, and when we desire to fol-
low out this idea, we must determine
what to use to give the desired effect.
Lambs Wool Oil Soap is the peer, and
is sold by Shaded & Reynolds.
We wonder if there are many of the
citizens of Plymouth who are lying
awake nights trying to devise some new
plan of book keeping which Will show
up profits to such proportion that they
will have to pay an income tax.
The millennium has not come yet, and
in fact must be I great way off. There
are thousands of professed Christians
whose chief religion consists of hating
other professed Christians just because
they do not belong to their church.
We would call the attention of the
old soldiers TO an article on an other
page, handed in for publication. 1t is
the farewell address of General L. J.
Wood, delivered at Green Lake, Texas,
on his leaving the ommand in 1860.
Miss Lizzie Hendricks who has been
employed at the Republican office, of
this place, for some months past, has
resigned her position, and went to
Marmont Monday of this week to take
a position as book-keeper in the bank
at that place.
1t is said that the authorities at some
of the large cities do not interfere with
every day tramps, but they are very
stringent and particular about any poor
tourist who happens to be bow-legged,
on the principle that such fellow is in
clined to be crooked.
Dave Wiser, who for the past two
years worked hard and earnestly to per-
feet a patent for making some cOmpli-
Gated part of well filter. has finally
succeeded in his efforts. We are in
formed that the die he has perfected,
was pronounced an impossibility by ex-
pert machinists. lie surely deserves
his good luck.
Owingto the fire, at the l03 cigar store,
at which place the billiard match of
Shailer and Ives was being handled, the
match has been indefinitely postponed.
Parties holding tickets, having paid for
them can receive their money back by
calling at III. c. Corbin's Office in the
rear of the Shoemaker building.
Mrs. Lewis, of Warsaw, but formerly
of Inwood died in the former city very
suddenly Monday evening last. She
| had baap visited 6uriDcr fha dow L,r two