Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-08-09

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and one front wheel passed over his
neck and crushed it. His breast was
badly bruised Mr. Foreman caught
the hind wheel and by Yelling To the
team succeeded in stopping the wagon
! just as the hind wheel had reached the
PROSTATE form 81 The boy. Foreman
picked up the body of his child. but it
was a iiieless body; there were possibly
one or two gasps. ana al WAS over.
/ The bones of the neck were frightfully
crushed, as the wagon WAS heavily
! loaded. Goshen Democrat
Peru journal: \ soldier of the Sal
walton Army ranks was at the station
yesterday afternoon and among her
/ baggage was notic eel am autohalp. On
/ the case OF winch was painted tine words
"All JOY in heaven. No music in hell.
The JOINTS in the Pennsylvania new
go foot rails are mitred instead of being
put at right angles with the length of
the rail as the 30 foot rails are. This
was found necessary in order Ia allow
for expansion and contraction OF a 60
foot rail, but it also serves another pur.
pose. 1t adds much To the smoothnesS
of track built of 6O feet rails. In
stead of jumping from rail To rail with
sudden jerks the car wheels run onto
tie point Of the join, gradually press
ING the rail down To level of the raIl
from which it is running. TX.
The amount of historical information
to be received 10y the young especially
those who study the animal world. To
be secured by attending the Barnum-
Bailey show, is worth as much to the
scholar as five years of school study
over books. There is not the slightest
doubt that this company have animals
III captivity that cannot be seen under
any other circumstances. Therefore we
believe in letting those of our children
who are capable of understanding. see
the show.
Michigan city Dispatch: y scholarly
young lady graduate of the high school
at Lal'orte read this "ad." of a new
baking powder company in Chicago
paper: Girl wanted to sell baking
powder. To any girl Will send us SIS
for three dozen cans of our rapid-sellinc
baking powder and show us that it has
been sold, we Will forward at once a
beautiful safety" by hard work she
sold the stuff and demanded the prof
fered prize. The safety" was received
In an envelope: 1t was made of brass and
looked just like those mother used to
pin our childish clothes with. and vet
we wonder at crime
1t has cost something 10 supply the
wants of the state militia in camp at
indianapolis. Among the supplies re-
quired were 10000 pounds of breakfast
bacon, 1900 pounds of canned beef,
1900 pounds fresh beef. 2l.OOO loaves
of bread, % cases backed beans, LOO
pounds white navy beans, 1000 pounds
rice, 100 cases of corn, $500 pounds
coffee, $50 pounds tea, $3.50 pounds
sugar, barrels cider vinegar, 500
pounds dairy salt, 1900 pounds soap,
60 pounds pepper, $50 pounds star
candles, 400 bushels potatoes, 30 bushels
of onions, 3 barrels cucumber pickles,
% cases tomatoes, 10 tons ot Ice, : tons
hay, 6,5O0 pounds oats, 1905 pounds
corn, ten tons wheat straw, so cords
i-foot wo0d. Rochester Republican.
Talk about saving money" said a
veteran millionaire, iii is loo times
harder now to keep cash i'll yourpockets
than it was when was young fellow
and didn't spend cent. tell you it's
hard for them To save i'll these times.
Every young man wants bicycle, and
it's mighty hard To stand on the street
and see your friends spinning by on
wheels and not invest yourself Again,
it's great priyatiOn for young fellow
not to be well dressed. The distinction
between good clothes and poor is So
sharp nowadays that it is CALLING to be
CONSPICUOUS by cheap-attire. Again
there is the theater, the excursion boat,
the races, and a score of other induce
ments to spend money which hardly
existed in my day, and I'm glad they
didn't for if they had | honestly think
would have been a poor man now"
Globe Democrat: There is now in
Sing Sing prison, awaiting death by
electrocutiOn, a young woman named
Maria BarberI, convicted by jury, pre-
sumably sane and competent, of muir
der in the first degree, for the killing
of man who had betrayed and seduced
her under the promise of marriage
The facts brought out on the trial
showed that the wretch put the girl
under the influence of drugs to make
an easier victim of his lust, and then
when she discovered her condition she
begged him to save her from disgrace