Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-02-01


instead of asking for a new trial through
his attorney. pulled of his coat, and was
in the act of clearing ont the court,
when Sheriff Smith, made his appear
ance and stopped the row.
The new firm Of Deloney x Fire
stone, have entered into the man
ufacturing industry, and although
IN its infancy, viii surely make
rapid strides toward a large and success
/ ful business. The feature of this manu-
facture is the making of the Cyclone
/ Horse Blanket Fastner, the product of
the brains of Mr.. Deloney. 1t is the
neatest and most sensible piece of
work we have ever seen. To realize its
benefits is only to be seen by inspection.
/ This firm has purchased necessary ma
chinery to push this work and are To-
Gated in the old pop factory building
south of the river. They will employ
six or eight hands Immediately, mostly
girls. We congratulate this young and
enterprising firm, and bespeak success
full future for them.
y great many compliments, have been
entered against the cOngregating of boys
at the pOstOfflce between twelve and one
o'clock. 1t is not because they assemble
there SO much, as 1t is the manner in
which they conduct themselves while
there. At the time they appear there,
the greater number of our business men
are getting their midday mail. Wednes-
day last, while the Office was crowded.
and one of the boys present. threw a
hand full of pepper upon the red hot
stove, causing not only an inconvenience
but suffering to those who had business
there. Postmaster Jilson cannot be
blamed for being indignant at such be-
havi0r, and it is the duty of the proper
authorities to see that those annoyances
cease at once. This is no place for the
boys TO stay. But if they do, they should
so conduct themselves as not to be des-
ignated as a nuisance.
In what respect is the condition of
the average married woman in these
days better than a slave: She works
year after year, and has roof over her
head, and she is provided with food. So
is the slave. She must beg her master"
for pittance with which to buy cloth
ing for herself and children. The slaves
master looks after such wants of his
chattles without their asking. She has
not freedom or independence. She dare
not buy single article at the store un-
til she gets the consent of the tyrant
whom the civil and sacred law has made
her husband. She can in great many
instances, have no will about even her
household affairs that her husband
might take a notion to object to. She
is slave both in mind and body during
his life, and at his death, if she survives
him, she cannot, under the unjust laws
of nearly every state in this country,
dispose of, or sell at her own inclination,
the property she has helped to accumu-
late, nor control her own without EN-
ploying lawyer and getting special
permit from the court. No wonder the
women are striving to promote an inter
est in the woman's suffrage movement.
The following is the program of the
Farmers Institute for Feb. 4th and 9Th:
MONDAY. FEBRUARY 4.
Morning Session. 1000 a. m
Music.
Prayer ................Re Rev. j ID. Allerton, Argos
Address of Welcome
Mayor Joe Swindell. Plymouth.
Response. Frank Baker. Bourbon.
'.Shall We Continue TO Raise Wheat"
T. b. Terry. Hudson. o.
WASTES on the Farm Robert Erwin. Bourbon
Afternoon Session. I:so p. m.
Music
THE Big Combination on the Farm.
Cal. Husselmsn. Auburn. Ind
lille and Drainage"
Charles Fribley. Bourbon. Ind
Glover VS. Stable Manure and Treatment Of
Clover" .............T- b. Terry. Hudson. o.
Evening Session. 100 p. m
'-Cnll1ren and the Farm.
Mrs. H. +. Norels. Argos
Recitation ...... Miss Mertie Pickerl. Argos
THE Wife's Share" t. b. Terry. Hudson, q.
Recitation. Master Elmer S. Strang WalkeI.On.
Music
TUESDAY. FEBRUARY
Morning Session. $50 a m.
Music
The Best Acre, Garden and Small Fruits"
Cal HusSelman. Auburn. Ind
What improvements Can be Made I'm Our Com
mon School System" c. +. Cooper. Bourbon
lone Way in Which Many Injure Their Crops"
L. Il. Terry. Hudson. o.
Afternoon Session. 80 p. m.
Music.
Reports of Committees on Resolutions. Election
of officers for the Ensuing Year and Miscel-
laneous Business"
How To Breed and Feed for Profit. -
Cal HuSSalman Auhurp Ind