Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-21
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

observed at the Presbyterian church.
A special exercise will be conducted by
the Sunday school at 1920. The pastor
will preach special sermon to the chill
dren. You are most cordially invited
to be present. In the evening at $50
the pastor will preach special sermon
to young men. What is of interest to
young men should interest all, SO you
are urged to be present.
A new swindle is being practlced
among the farmers. Two men paint
sign upon farmers fence and give
him few dollars to guarantee them
that no one else will be permitted to
paint signs over them. He is asked to
sign a receipt for the money in order
that they can return it to their employ
er. The receipt turns out to be prom
isory note for sums ranging from 500
up to $500. Load up your gun.
Why not try on small scale say one
acre of ground, and give wheat the same
tillage that we do corn, the same land
would give nearly as many bushels as
larger grain. One way would be, when
sowing, to stop every other hill in the
drill, thus giving rows IL inches apart
through which narrow garden cultl-
yator could be run by horse power.
Some enterprising farmer try it; even
on less ground. Ifyou do, please report
the result.
In calling for letter at the post Of
flee always ask, Anything for me =
Don't give your name, as the postmaster
has no earthly business with it, and
when informed no." don't you believe
it, but, in surprise and wonder, ask the
postmaster when he expects one OryOu.
Should he ask your name and where
you expect a letter from, tell him that
it is none of his business, but that YOU
are expecting one from the west.-Ex.
At Elkhart, three year old child Of
S. L. Osborn got hold of some fly paper
and swallowed the juice-a deadly
poison. Thoughtfully the mother push
ed her finger down the child's throat
causing it to throw up quantity of the
poison. After giving the child a quanti-
ty of milk to drink, it was supposed to
be all right, but instead, it again sank
into stupOr. When the Doctor arriv-
ed it was all he could do to remove the
effects of the deadly dose, and save the
little ones life.-Nappanee News.
VIM. EVERY, of Plymouth, was in the
city yesterday and gave THE UNION a
call He was formerly resident of this
county, and served a couple of terms as
trustee of Harrison township. OF late
years he has been engaged in the school
supply business and contracting. He
has been awarded the contract for SIX
thousand dollar bridge in Marshall
county. Mr.. Everly is chuck full OF
business, and one of the gO-aheadedit
iveness men in this part of the country
Warsaw Union.
The young man whose chief ambition
is to stop around the saloon and pick III
free lunches is not the one who gives
promise of any distinguished life in the
future. There is no record that Cicero
or Webster or Douglas, ever gambleC
around the free lunch haunts, or thai
Lincoln or Grant or Thomas Skinned
about the pool rooms. If a young mar
desires to be Plato or Gladstone o.
Cleveland even, he will have fire IL
his eye, an intellectual cut on his hair
a clean shirt if he has to help his moth
er do the washing, and will pare his
nails, even at the expense of a moving
machine to do 1t with There is moth
ing like ambition, having an aim il
life. Do something boys. Don't waste
your time and the time of others.
The weather so far this spring ha
been as unaccountable as it has beer
disagreeable. Where there has been N
expectation of warm weather there ha
been the most oppressive heat. WheI
from the lateness of the season cold ha
not been anticipated we have had tn,
most chilling frOsts. The suddel
changes have interfered with the com
fort and the health of most OF us be
cause we have been so entirely UMPIRE
pared for them. But then we live iii
land where we are obliged to TAX
things as they come, and the happy dis
position of the native born hoOsier i
such that we are apt to meet even disa
greeable things and good share of TIN
disappointments of life cheerily, even
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under garments, or have nothing bu
linen busters to wear.
1t is the duty of a newspaper, to hol
up before the eyes of the public any
thing that is being done by its citizen
that has tendency to injure the repu
tation of the city in which that publica
ton is issued. The INDEPENDENT doe
not believe in inserting in its colum
anything that has tendency to lowe