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

| L. \. Kloepfer has a new line of bar
gains for his customers. See his add.
\ fine line of dried fruit just re-
ceived at the LaPorte street bakery.
Reserved seats at the 1O3 cigar store
for the great billiard match Feb. 13.
\ little bit out of the way but it will
pay you to call on j. V. Ashley & Son.
Wooden bowls, washboards, wash
sticks, wooden pals for sale at the When.
Mr.. V. p. Kirk has opened up law
office in the basement of the Scar build
ing.
John Baugher, of Tyner City, showed
his smiling face on our streets Wednes-
day.
Representative NJ. w. Simons and
wife returned to Indianapolis Wednes-
day.
w. d. Lillybridge visited Monterey,
Tuesday, in the interest of his organ
trade.
a second hand sewing machine for
sale cheap at Blain's, in good running
order.
Hansen's orchestra played for the en-
tertainment at the Opera House, We'd
nesday night.
The INDEPENDENT office has kept the
wheels of industry revolving on job work
the past week.
VIM. Taylor, trustee elect, of Tippeca-
noe township, transacted business in
Plymouth Monday.
W. III. Albert, of the Model, presents
few facts to the readers of the INDIE
PENDENT this week.
See advertisement of C. Davis, who
is proprietor of meat market under NJ
\. Mlller's restaurant.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Shively, of South
Bend, visited few hours with friends
in Plymouth Tuesday.
Mr.. Hostetler, of Bremen, the teacher
ofthe school at that place, made visit
to Plymouth Saturday.
Attention is called to the advertise
ment of NJ. A. Miller, which makes its
appearance in this issue.
Ask Shaded & Reynolds for the "Im-
perial Sweeper" 1t is the finest five
cent cigar on the market.
"Imperial Sweeper" is the latest and
finest five cent cigar on the market. Try
one at Shaded & Reynolds.
Jas. Reeves who has been sick several
days, is once more attending to his du-
ties at the Vandalia depot.
Some people want but little here be-
low, while others want the earth, and
are mad if they don't get it.
Quite beautiful effect was caused by
two pronounced "sun dogs" in the east
ern horizon Tuesday morning.
For fine tone, good action and dura-
bility Star piano is the best. w. d.
Lillybridge handles the "Star."
A good stove is necessity. Ashley
& Son handle the Banner coal oil stove,
which are the best on the market.
The ambitious merchant who uses
printers ink for his ammunition, never
fails to hit the bulls-eye of business.
A little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus
Zehner, died last Sunday after a short
illness. The funeral was held Tuesday.
County Superintendent Fish, who for
several days had been indisposed, is
once more able to attend to his duties.
You will find upon investigation that
Shaded Il Reynolds prides themselves
upon their large line of ladies' pocket
books.
Mr. w. NJ. Moore and wife, of Ash
land, Ohio, has been visiting several
days with their uncle Henry Humric
houser.
The line of perfumeries handled by
Shaded & Reynolds, have no superiors.
Their stock is large and of every known
variety.
Charles Altman, who is in the employ
of the Standard Oil Co., at Mankato,
Mimi, is visiting with his parents in
this city.
AT the opera house Feb. 18th, the bill
lard match between Shaffer and Ives.
Reserved seat tickets on sale at 1913
cigar store.
Chas. Shirk, who has been convicted
of arson in the circuit court at Warsaw,
was sentenced TO the penitentiary for
seven years.
M. p. Deniston, tain dispatcher of
the Lake Erie railroad, attended to du-
ties pertaining to his office in Plymouth
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. j. HOff returned Fri
day evening from LaPOrte, Ind, where