Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-07-19
ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Dlliiu lSS Is Tic illt SdiOtll-
keepers of Charleston, Ind, have given
drug stores.
The ladies of Laporte have formed a
cycling club, to be known as the Crown
Cycling club. They propose to stick by
their home wheels.
The Crown Eagle works, of Laporte.
the company in which Nj. ID. Smalley
is interested, has been Incorporated,
with capital stock of $4,000.
BoarbOn is hOnored by hypnotic
wonder. An extended art icle appeared
in this week issue of the Bourbon
papers written by DIR. Matchette, regard
ing the affair
At has been said by those who have
given the matter very close study,
that when mans wife is not afraid of
mouse, it is conclusive evidence that
she rules the rOOst.
Sol StOckman, of near 1nwOOd,
thrashed BOB bushels of wheat from
twenty-seven acres of ground. Al
though the average was small the grain
was of good quality.
The Studebaker Bros, OF South Bend,
have organized syndicate for the pur-
pose of underselling all competitors in
the bicycle trade. The class of wheels
to be made are to be of the best mate
rial
Look out for the slick swindler who
is going around selling box of soap
for a dollar. He will also offer you a
rubber door mat, with your initials up
on it, as premium with the soap. He
is fraud.
The Valparaiso Messenger is our
authority for the following: n new
Texas paper is called "The Empty Bot
tie" Now let us all wonder whether
the editor i'll his salutatory, said he
came to ..till long felt want"
Never judge person by outside APP
pearance. a shabby old coat may en-
wrap a newspaper publisher, while a
man wearing heightened plug hat and
sporting gold-headed cane may be a
delinquent subscriher-Ex.
The postOfiice robbery, which occurred
at Nappanee Tuesday night of last
week, has been cleared up, and l6-
year old boy by the name of Brown has
been apprehended. Over $40 of the
money was found on his person.
Excitement runs high at Hammond
over the sudden disappearance of Girls
sic Heath, an lS-year old girl who is the
prosecuting witness in case against
her step-father. 1t is thought by some
that she has drowned herself.
Facts from within the walls of pen
itentiary are not apt to Justify the theo-
ries advanced from without. There
fore, theoretical reformers and philan-
thropists on prison management are
often wide of the mark in their sugges-
tiOns.
Every person thinks he can do certain
things better than any other person.
Among these things are the following:
Editing a newspaper, poking fire,
looking up the time train leaves and
telling story some one else has COM
menced.
George Neir and John Hansen went
out fishing this morning about o'clock
and returned with a string of fine bass
and pike. We are anxious to learn
where they caught them, as we con
template arising some of these bright
mornings and trying our luck.
While harvesting at his farm, near
Lake of the W Gods Mr.. Henry Stein
shot and killed a very large rattesnake.
1t was about three and onehalf inches
i'll thickness and four and One-half feet
in length, with eighteen rattles. DIR.
Baker now has the monster in his pos
session.
While the weather is dry, and rain
badly needed, yet our farmer friends
can be truly grateful for the Indian
summer weather that is with us at the
present time. If the usual hot sultry
weather, that is generally comes at
this time of year, predominated, the en-
tire corn crop would surely be burned
up.
Two of the leading Methodist
churches in TT. Wayne, are contemplate
ing the consolidation of the two
churches. 1t is reported that the move
ment is likely to be inaugerated. If
accomplished the present structures
which occupy prominent locations will
be sold and new edifice erected
j. +. FirestOne while enroute for
Lake Maxenkuckee, spent short time
in our city Thursday. lie transacted
business for few days in Danville, ILL.,,
and gives quite an account of the beau
ties of that city. The first thing that
attracted his attention he saws was ha