Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-14

ceptlon OF a swelling of the hand nc
serious result occurred.
Messrs. Ellwood & Son took charge
of the Bristol Banner, while Editor
Weamer, who has been at the helm.
takes charge of the Dispatch at Auburn.
Cunningham's Sarsaparilla purifies
the blood There is no more successful
or more popular blood remedy. Gun
bingham Il Chase, South Michigan
street.
Conductor Murray, an old timer on
the Nandalia line, has been confined to
his home for several days past with
typhOid-pneumonia. He is improving
slowly.
The Bicycle Works made a cut Mon
day of this week, which will effect the
wages of the men to quite a large ex-
tent. 1t is reported some thirty-eight
hands quit.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Cole, so well known
to our people, but who at present are
residing in Arkansaw. arrived at Plym-
outh Friday night last to remain during
the summer months.
The La Pearls children, the greatest
aerial wonders before the American
public. With La Pearls Big 10 and -
cent Railroad Show. VIII exhibit at
Plymouth, Monday.
y few years ago the lakes at syria
cuse, Warsaw and La Porte were
stunned as malaria breeders. Now
they have become health resorts, says
the indianapolis Sun.
Chas. Harris entered in two classes in
the shooting tournament at Marmont,
Wednesday. Mr.. Chas. Mclaughlin
was also entered, and they both sue
ceeded in receiving prizes.
Leonard Logan, of La Paz, whose
store was burned down some months
ago, and who has been in litigation with
the insurance company, settled the mat
ter Tuesday by taking $500.
La Porte is preparing to organize
cycle club What is the matter with
Plymouth No better opportunity will
present itself, and we have the finest
roads for cycling in the state
Tuesday. of last week, a desperate
fight took place between thecrooks and
officers at Fl. Wayne Two of the
thugs were wounded aud the deputy
sheriff, received a severe wound.
The enumeration of the voters Of
Center township will exceed 100, show
ing an increase OYerlast enumeration of
about $50 \ correct statement which
Will be given i'm next week issue.
La Pearls Big l0and 20 cent Railroad
Show, a revelation of wealth and splend
or, truly indicating the scope and extent
of the foremost show of all this world
will exhibit at Plymouth. Monday.
Miss Dora Fox, of Bremen, visited
Tuesday with her aunt, Mrs. NJ. Speiss
hofer, of this city. In the evening she
took the Nandalia for Chattanooga,
Tenn, where she will remain some time
Miss Mamie Leason, of Van Vert,
Ohio, has been spending a few days
with her relatives here Mrs. b. c. South
worth and Mrs. c. r. Leonard. She also
enjoyed the commencement exercises
Wednesday evening
The Mirror Office, of Bourbon is con
templating putting in power press.
That is right. Brother Mattingly. The
cheapness of presses these days gives
every printer the opportunity of keep
ing up with the times.
Airs. Tavener who lives south west
of Pretty Lake, was thrown from a
buggy last Saturday while going down
hill in that locality and severely in
jured. At last report she was getting
along as well as could be expected.
TT. Wayne has passed an ordinance
prohibiting the throwing of glass and
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ordinance enforced in Plymouth would
be an excellent plan. This has been
done in the interest of bicycle riders.
An unknown animal is terrorizing
farmers living near Pine Lake in Cass
county, by killing some of their cattle.
The animal resembles panther and is
ferocious beast Efforts made to cap
ture or kill it have been unsuccessful.
Dr. c. c. Durr, left Thursday for De-
troit, Michigan, where he will attend
the Tri-State Dental Association, which
commences the 18th, continueing three
days. The states represented by this
association are Indiana, Ohio and Mich
igan.
alert bicycles are made and sold by
Underwood q Walls, Center street, near
TT. Wayne tracks. Call and see them
before buying your mount for 1895. The
celebrated "Spaulding" wheel and other
makes, also sundries of all kinds on