Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-05-24

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Fresh fish every Friday can always
be found at Kuhn's meat market.
The Altar Guild meets next Monday
evening with Mrs. James Thayer.
Mrs. James Bolinger, of Roanoke,
Ind, returned to this city Monday.
The bounteous rain of Saturday night
last was followed by killing frosts.
Call on NJ. Schlarb for Hamilton and
Battenberg laces, north of city hall.
Dried fruits of all kinds fresh can be
found at the La Porte street Bakery.
Mr.. Chas. Baylor played for the Com
mencement at Argos Tuesday evening.
For fine pictures go to ROtzien'S art
gallery, south of Michigan street bridge
Shaded & Reynolds have fitted up
their show window in an artistic man.
ner.
\ ladies' pure Chamois skin glove, 50
cents, regular price S1OO.-Ball & Car
abin.
The editor of this paper did business
in Kewanna and Marmont one day this
week.
y ladies' pure Chamois skin glove, So
cents, regular price S1.00, at Ball & Car
abin's.
Mrs. Stiz, Of Wanatah spent Sunday
in Plymouth with her daughter Mrs. A.
Fuller.
4 ladies' pure Chamois skin glove,
50 cent, regular price S1.-Ball & Car
abin.
The order of Knights of Pythias is
said to number one half million mem
bers.
Mrs. Henry Barenbroek left Saturday
last for visit with relatives in South
Bend
The best five cent cigar in Plymouth
can be found at the La Porte street
Bakery.
a ladies' pure Chamois skin glove,
So cents, regular price 500, at Ball &
Carabin's.
Rev. COverstone, of Bremen, delivered
a sermon at the u. b. church Sunday
evening.
Mr.. Henry HumrichOuser, of Pierce
ton, Ind, visited few days with his
; parents.
J. A. Molter has added a new i'm
provement to his Office typewriting
machine.
We are selling quart bottle of Olives
for twenty-five cents La Porte street
Bakery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Morrison, of In
dianapolis, are the guests of G. c. Buck
this week.
A ladies' pure ChamOis skin glove
50 cents, regular price S1.O0. at Ball &
, Carabin's.
, The new Chicago democratic paper
the Chronicle, will appear next Tuesday
morning.
: Mr.. Fred Wensler accepted position
with Dreier Bros. wholesale house il
: Fl. Wayne.
4 For RENT.-A good barn with three
: stalls on south Michigan street. Appl!
!; at this office.
), Japanese paper lanterns and nap
kins, all kinds and prices, at the PEG
Piles Drug Store.
Rey. L. L. Smith will preach mem
J orial sermon at the M. f. church mex
+ Sunday morning.
t The story is always told Of oil
/ bachelors that they were once in low
and the girl died.
Misses Emma Koontz and Maud Fisl
attended the commencement at Argo
Tuesday evening.
A good two tub bath room outfit TO
sale cheap; cash or easy payments. En-
quire at this office.
Work was commenced Monday on tn
s new residence of Mr.. Julius Case in tn
south part of town.
/ An unhealthy scrap took place il
front of linn & YOung's cigar stor
= Saturday night last.
Drink DIR. Martins Nerve Coffee
t Eat Royal Breakfast Food. See adver
tiSement elsewhere.
J. Insect Powder, Paris Green, Londol
Purple, Moth Balls by the barrel, at tn
n Peoples Drug Store.
The largest stock of paints, oil an
It varnishes ever brought to Plymouth, a
j. Y. Ashley & Sons.
v We are informed that Fred Boise
has returned to Plymouth to make
, his permanent home.
A Mr.. Marshall, of Minnesota, is as
II sisting agent Hughes, in his numerou
duties at the l.. f.. 81 w,