Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-01-18

around without the aid of crutches.
Others ask 40 cts. for fine cut you can
get it for 20 cents at 103 cigar store.
John Patch, of Ilion, was in town the
fore part of the week attending court.
Editor Nearpass, of the Marmont
Herald, was in Plymouth Friday last.
The heaviest snhw that has visited
this portion of the state fell Saturday.
a little bit out of the way but it will
pay you to call on J. V. Ashley & Son.
The thermometer registered eighteen
degrees below zero Saturday morning.
Wooden bolws, washboards, wash
sticks, wooden pals for sale at the When.
Miss Lizzie Eich, of Mishawaka, is
visiting relatives and friends in this city
The latest patterns in wall paper are
just received by Hogarth, at the When.
When man has money to burn he
generally lets it burn hole in his pocket
Get chain and lock for your bicycle
at j. V. Ashley & Sons, LaPorte Street.
Prompt service, good quality of meats
and quick delivery, is Kershaw's motto.
Women may be conundrums, but
mighty few men are willing to give them
up.
A genuine case of leprosy is reported
to exist in Jasper county, near Reming-
ton.
The latest and finest line of tissue pa
per in the city, at the Peoples Drug
Store.
a second hand sewing machine for
sale cheap at Blains, in good running
order.
The little son of Mr.. John Bowels
of the Ross House, is reported as being
quite ill.
A few loads of wood will be taken in
exchange for subscription at the INDIE
PENDENT.
Mrs. Albert Weber, living one mile
north of town, is reported very low with
lung fever.
Mrs. Brewer has recovered from her
operation and returned to her home in
Fl. Wayne.
Mrs. Burkett has been seriously sick
with typhoid malaria, she is thought to
be out of danger.
Watch for the experienced Optician
and jeweler, Z. Spangle, at Klein
schmidt's old stand.
Photographer c. w. Penny has been
compelled to go out of business owing
to the lack of trade.
Many an anxiously long looked for
and anticipated sleigh ride has materia-
lized the past week.
Mrs. Il. b. Collins left Thursday for
Nittleton, Arkansas. She will remain
there several months.
Mrs. Wilson who has been suffering
from cancer and had it recently operated
on, is improving rapidly.
Ask Shaded & Reynolds for the "Im-
perial Sweeper" 1t is the finest five
cent cigar on the market.
'Gmperial Sweeper is the latest and
finest five cent cigar on the market Try
one at Shaded & Reynolds.
The little four year-old daughter of
Frank Lamson, died Monday at twelve
o'clock after short illness.
Messrs Brad Southworth and Peter j.
Kruger were appointed jury commits
sioners for the calander year.
Marshall Geer, who resides four miles
southeast of Plymouth, is reported near
deaths door with lung fever.
Fer fine tone, good action and dura-
bility Star piano is the best. w. ID
Lillybridge handles the "Star."
This is to remind you that the "Star''
pianos is the best value ever offered in
piano, sold by w. ID Lillybridge.
Mrs. Chas. Wilhelm and two daugh
tiers, of Indianapolis, are visiting with
relatives and friends in this city.
Miss Maud Bell entertained large
crowd of Plymouth young people at hel
home in Inwood Wednesday evening.
The old proverb that Figures won't
lie,' has no reference to the women OF
this day and age when cotton batting is
cheap.
If you want wall paper don't buy un
til you see those samples of Hogarths
He can always be found at the Wher
grocery.
AT the Opera House Saturday after
noon and evening will occur the auction
sale of Welch & Co. Everyone should
attend.
If you desire something fine in the
line of stationery, go to Shaded & Rey
nlds. They have just received an ele