Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-01-18

next Saturday, tomorrow This will
be one of the most attractive and unique
effort along this line ever offered to the
people of Plymouth. Sale at o'clock
and 7:3O.
Mr.. 5. ". ROthenberger and sister, of
Mulberry, Ind, visited several days of
the past week with Rev. Rothenberger,
their brother.
Mr.. Yanvactor, of our telephone ex-
change spent several days Of this week
in Warsaw, conducting business in the
telephone line.
Go to J. V. Ashley & Sons for hard
ware, tools, implements, paints, oils,
stoves and tinware at prices to match
the hard times.
can sell few loads of the finest
Timothy hay at so, and clover hay for
IS per ton. c. f. Shade Peoples drug
store, Plymouth.
When writing to dear friend you de-
sire to use the best material. Shaded &
Reynolds have just received an exquisite
line Of stationery.
Miss Lizzie Kruger returned to her
home in Michigan City, Monday even
ing after three weeks visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. Helm, near Harris, who has had
a serious operation performed, will
shortly be able to be up about her house
hold duties again.
VIM. Morrell, who has been suffering
from enlargement of the jaw, and had
an operation performed upon him is
getting alone nicely.
The Northern Indiana penitentiary
drew S11 1882 from the state treasury
last week for maintenance through the
month of December.
Mr.. Southworth, the gentleman from
Valparaiso, who is teaching penman-
ship at the old club room, is meeting
with marked success.
Now is the time to get your buggies
and carriages reprinted. Hogarth guar
antees his work. He can be found at
the When grocery store.
No city the size of Plymouth can show
a finer array of cutters. The sleigh
ing has been excellent and our citizens
are taking advantage of it.
Our citizens should bear in mind the
! farmers institute that will be held here
the 4th and 9Th of next month. The
program will be one of great interest.
John Eich while enroute to the fire
Saturday night met with the miSfOr
tune of losing his watch. Up to the
latest reports it has not been recovered.
New Home sewing machines always
on hand. The best machine on the mar
ket. Gives the least trouble. We sell
them from $50 up, at y. w. Lillybridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Bunnell left for
Chicago Wednesday morning, where Mr..
Bunnell expects to attend Prof. Sulli-
vans embalming school for few days.
j. Kuszmal, who for some time has
been located at Edgerton, returned to
Plymouth Wednesday. He has excepted
a position at the basket factory as fore
man.
In Chicago during the past week, over
twenty car loads of frozen Florida
oranges have been sold. If eaten while
frozen they are as sweet as under ordi-
nary circumstances.
Mrs. Hugh Gallagher, was stricken
Thursday morning last with paralysis.
Mrs. Gallagher is advanced in years be-
ing 10 years of age, and is very low at
this writing.
Diphtheria has become terror to us
all, but there is sure remedy now known
as DIR. Wooley's anti-diphtheria com
pound. Shaded & Reynolds are the sole
agents here.
Jos Mead who has been visiting for
several weeks at Dundee, Mich, re-
turned home Monday night in answer
to telegram sent him, stating his loss
by Saturday nights fire.
Shaded & Reynolds are selling Ora
hams Lambs wool toilet soap for five
cents cake. This is undoubtedly the
finest toilet soap on the market and is
the cheapest ever known.
Councilman Gretzinger left Tuesday
last for an extended visit to his old home
at Kendallvllle, Ind. His return is
looked forward to with eagerness by
some of his most intimate friends.
We have seen ladies who were insult
ferably shocked at the sight of man in
his shirt sleeves; and their own arms
were bare to the shoulders. AS Dickens
declares-"W omen are rum creeturs.
The directors of the Plymouth State
Bank elected officers for the bank for the