Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-02-15

VIII De erected IN IlymOutn this coming
season, and it will not be long ere Plym-
outh will be the metropolitan of our pro-
pressive state.
The Mirror, of Bourbon, gives its
readers pointer last week, in regard to
the prospects of that place being the To-
cation in short time of manufactur-
ing establishment that will employ sew
eral hundred hands. Editor Mattingly
informs the people Of that vicinity that
it is hard matter 20 keep such great
banana locked up within his breast, but
is doing it all right.
No book on the financial issue of the
United States, has been received with
such favor as "Coin's Financial School"
Its arguments are irreputable, and it
presents them SO clearly that an unpreju-
diced mind can easily realize the truth
fulness of the assertions made. The
INDEPENDENT has them for sale. and
will send it post paid to all parts of the
United States on receipt of 30 cents.
Mr.. Henry Schulthiess, our popular
butcher, of LaPorte street, without init
mating to his numerous friends his in
tentions, went to South Bend Saturday
last, and ere the sun had set Sunday had
become full fledged benedict. He was
married to Miss Minnie Bosworth a
young lady well known and highly es-
teemed in this city. The newly married
couple returned to Plymouth Monday,
and have been Utterly overwhelmed with
congratulations
What has become of the old fashioned
man who used to refuse to 'lift" news
paper from the pOStoflice kansas
Chief,
We remember him well. In the old
days he would stand close up to the hand
preSsman, occasionally asking the CUES.
ton, "When will you come to my pa
per Northern Indianian.
The last named individual is not vet
out of -Nappanee News.
Well, we should say not We bought
a load of elm wood of him several DAYS
ago.
Mr.. VIM. w. Jones, met with very
painful accident Thursday last at Thayer
& Sons elevator. In passing from one
of the outside doors to the office, he
walked into one of the wheat hoppers,
striking his left side against the edge of
the hopper. The fall resulted IN the
breaking of rib, which has been quite
painful. Notwithstanding his injury
Mr. Jones continues to be around doing
his regular work.
This is what Peter Cooper, who died
worth millions, said of newspaper ad
vertising: "In all towns where a news
paper is published every man should
advertise in it, if nothing more than a
card stating his name and the business
he is engaged in. 1t does not only pay
to advertise but lets the people at dis
lance know that the town in which you
reside is prosperous community of
business men. Never pull down your
sign while you expect to do business.
1t has been said, a conversation took
place between two old, respected resi-
dents Of Plymouth short time ago in
which the predominating idea was, that
no man coming into the town stranger,
was capable of giving advice IN regards
as to what was the best policy to follow
in the way of improvements. That in
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county they were better qualified to ad-
wise the people in regard to these inn
portant points. Maybe you are right
gentlemen, but we don't think so, and
we know whereof we speak.
As requested by Mr.. Silver, the coun-
Gil attended in body the test of the lit
tie fire extinguisher he is agent for,
Tuesday evening in front of Ketcham
& Wilson's store on Michigan street.
The test proved entirely satisfactory
to those present, and no doubt at the
next meeting of the board a few of them
will be purchased. There is not the
slightest doubt that this extinguisher is
the best thing on the market, and fire
before getting under Roadway is soon
extinguished by this machine.
In last weeks issue of the Michigan
City News, a short time before going to
press, it became reported, that according
to appearances near the ferry boat some
one had fallen, or had been thrown into
the river. All kinds of rumors flew
thick and fast, and thoughts of murder,
predominated. At the time prepar-
ations were being contemplated to
drag the bottom, but was abandoned.
Since that time the News has discovered
a man had fallen into the water at that
point, but had saved the coroner a job
by crawling out.
DO not fear of offending us 10y giving
us items of news. We want it all, and
desire to mention everybody little or big,
who are visiting with friends in our city,
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