Marshall County independent., 1895-05-03

TO eat ana drink, nave Deen QlStrlDuteQ
around town. Please read it carefully.
Dried fruits of all kinds fresh can be
found at the La Porte street Bakery.
Miss Emma Koontz now occupies
position as clerk at L. A Kloepfer's.
For fine pictures go to Rotzien's art
gallery, south of Michigan street bridge.
Miss Josie Craige returned to Muncie
Wednesday, to remain for some time.
The residence occupied by Rev. L. S.
Smith, is receiving a new coat of paint.
Everything new in Hamilton embroid-
cry at NJ. Schlarb's, north of the city
hall.
Sam Craige, of Nappanee, visited his
parents and friends in this place last
week,
The best five cent cigar in Plymouth
can be found at the La Porte street
Bakery.
We are selling a quart bottle of Olives
for twenty-five cents-La Porte street
Bakery.
\ Mr.. Sutton, of Ohio, is visiting
this week with his uncle NJ Price of
this city.
The numerous new residences on the
south side, are fast approaching COM
pleteness.
w. W. Raymond was an Indianapolis
visitor Tuesday. He was accompanied
by his wife.
Mr.. Gus Carabin, of the firm of Ball
* Carabin, went to Chicago yesterday
on business.
For RENT.-A good barn with three
stalls on south Michigan street. Apply
at this office.
The Pittsburg & Ft. Wayne railroad
are preparing to erect large tank west
of the junction.
The foundation of Miss c. Simons
building on Michigan street is now
under headway.
\ good two tub bath room outfit for
sale cheap; cash OF easy payments. En-
Quire at this office
y hatchet flying off the handle gave
Bert Harris a severe cut on the right
hand Saturday last.
Drink DR.. Martins Nerve Coffee.
Eat Royal Breakfast Food. See adver-
tisement elsewhere.
The Supreme tribunal X. of p. began
its session at the Denison House in In
dianapolis, Tuesday.
G.. +. Jenes and L. L. Crocker, were
among the many who left Plymouth,
Tuesday for Georgia.
The largest stock Of paints, oil and
varnishes ever brought to Plymouth, at
j. V. Ashley & Sons.
Jas. Schultheis, disposed of his
blooded trotter to Leo. Farrer, of Ma
sey, Ind, Monday last.
DR.. j. III. Wilson left for Chicago yes
terday, where he will attend the meet
ing of railroad surgeons.
Ed. Diahl who has been spending
several days with his family, left Mon
day evening for Chicago.
Kleinschmidt, the Tailor, invites you
to call and see his complete line of
spring and summer goods.
A large line of lap busters just re-
ceiyed at FirestOne's. Shop on CAIRO
street in the Packard block.
Insect powder, Paris green, London
Purple and White Helifore, always on
hand at Shaded & Reynolds.
The corner stone Of the Culver acad-
emy at Marmont, will be laid May 10Th
with appropriate ceremonies.
Oliver plow points only 80 cts. each
and marked genuine Oliver on each
piece, John V. Ashley & Son.
Before buying your spring and sum-
mer suits or pants, call and see my
goods. Kleinschmidt, the Tailor.
In the line of fine fruits, such as
oranges, lemons and bananas, the La
Porte street Bakery leads the van.
The La Porte street Bakery is selling
q cigar that retails two for five cents
that cannot be beat in this section.
There are sodas and soda waters.
But the only reliable soda water is to be
found at the Peoples Drug Store.
J.W. Wiltfong, who had been con-
fined to the house for several days, is
once more at his post Of duty.
DR.. Smith moved his family from
Michigan street to the McDuffy resi-
dence on Center street, Monday last.
Among those who visited at Argos
last Monday, were Mrs. Fred BOtsett,
Mrs. E. Spangle and Miss Amelia Haag.
James M. Henninger left this city for
South Western Georgia last Tuesday i'm