Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-06-21

has forty well defined reasons. She saws
things is SO because and she is always
right too, though she could not tell why
or how she found It out, or knows it II
she were hung for it. Woman is the
personliication Of faith, and the man
who pins his faith to "a good woman has
tied to the best and most faithful thing
God ever created.
The review board are busy this week
attending to the adjustment of assess
ments. They are holding forth in the
office of the county commissioners.
This board consists of the following
members: County Assessor Marsh. Coun-
ty Treasurer Wink, County Auditoc
Porter, J. DIETRICH, of Bremen. and D
l.. Dickinson, of this city.
Notwithstanding the drouth and I'M
favorable out look for crops generally.
the crop of choice family groceries and
provisions at George Ninalrs was never
larger. The reign ofprosperity fortified
with energy enables him to offer YOU
the best Of goods for the least money.
Gus. Wolf. our popular clothier. has
succeeded in renting thelarge new store
room in tie Simons' building, and will
be able to take possession with a large
stock of new goods about August 1st
Mr. Wolf, ever since the fire, has been
compelled to coniine his business to a
very small space but will, with the able
assistance of his son Joe. soon be in the
front ranks.
We are pleasedt to note that American
flag day, Friday June lith did not quiet
ly drift into the past entirely unnoticed.
Among those who gave the stars and
stripes to breeze, the emblem of all we
are or ever expect to be, was our fellow
townsmen II. i. Whitlock and J. :
Reeve. Doubtless the day Will be re-
membered 10y the community in general
in the future.
Last Saturday night at 1910 o'clock,
the fire alarm awoke a greater portion
of our citizens. The cause of the call
was small blaze in the building used
by Mr. Bullock as a machine shop. and
also by DeLoney \ Firestone. in the
manufacture of their blanket fastners.
The lire originated in the engine room.
but fortunately was discovered before
much danger was done.
While Willis Blubaugh was enroute
for Arkansas, Saturday last, for the re-
mains Of his brother. lie was compelled
to wait in Chicago some time tor the
train. While walking along state street
he was attacked by two toughs and
sand bagged, and robbed of $500 in
money and gold watch. When he re-
covered he found himself at the station
! house, and it was sunday morning
". Z. Peterson went to Benton lIar-
: Dor. Mich, Friday last, where he pur-
chased two cases of lock boxes for the
plymouth postollice. one of the cases
is of the Yale lock pattern, while the
other is q common lock. For some time
this need of boxes has been felt. not a
box for the past three months being
J available. The boxes arrived Wednes-
day. and in a few days VIII be ready for
I purchasers.
IN exchange says that here Is some
thing that every farmer should know.
Sprinkle little lime in your water
tank, and not a particle Of green scum
VIII form on the water. When the
=. lime loses its strength and a scum be
, gins to form, which may be twice dur
ing the season, wash out the tank and
r repeat the dose. II is cheap, harmless
and wholesome, keeps the water sweet
4 and saves work.
We see 10y the Inter Ocean, that the
reply of Manitoba 10 the governor of
Canada refusing to permit sectarian
: schools to share the public funds, is
courteous, but firm and dignified. 1t
l will no doubt be adopted by the legisla-
: ture, and then the issue will be made.
e The question for the dominion govern
4 ment will be. the wisdom of forcing
upon the people of the province law
e that they are utterly opposed to, one
which they have repealed and refused
2 to re-enact in obedience 10 the com
: mand of the governor general of Canada
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