Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1895-03-29

and who has been quite sick with heart
trouble, is improving.
Mr.. O. o. Agler, of Marshield, Wis,
was in the city over Sunday, visiting
relatives and friends.
Creamo.
\ fine quality of apricots can be
found at the LaPorte Street Bakery for
30 cents gallon can.
L. \. kloepfer greets the readers of
the INDEPENDENT with a new adyer-
tisement in this issue.
Miss Clara Butcher came home Mon
day from Bourbon, where she has been
quite sick with grippe.
II. II. Benham has moved his barn
from the lot on Center street to his new
one on Jefferson street.
At the LaPOrte street bakery you can
find fine line of canned apples, worth
p cents per gallon can.
Just received \ gross of Hoods
Sarsaparilla for the peoples blood at
the Peoples Drug Store.
T. O. Baker, travelling freight agent
for the Lake Erie & Western railroad,
was in this city Tuesday.
If you leave your meat orders at
Kuhn's meat market they receive care
full and prompt attention.
CreamO.
Mr.. ID. Z. Snyder, of the Plymouth
State Bank, has purchased a roadster
which is of very fine stock.
ID. \. Farham, of Edgeton, Ohio, was
in the city Tuesday and contracted for
work at the basket factory.
Mrs. Ike Reed, Mrs. O'Blenis and
Miss Huzzy, of Argos, rode to Plymouth
on their wheels, Wednesday.
Oliver pillow points only 80 cts. each
and marked genuine Oliver on each
piece, John V. Ashley & Son.
Mr.. Chas. WEIGH is again able to be
around and will probably go to Chicago
for treatment for rheumatism.
Go around to G.. VOLTS and examine
his fine line of percale and other fancy
shirts, at lower prices than ever before
Estimates given on tin roofing. Any
quality of tin used from So to 1913 pei
box. Work guaranteed by III. b. Whit.
lock.
Creamo.
Any of our merchants desiring jot
work should give the department OF
this office a trial. We guarantee oul
work.
w. NJ. Kendall has purchased fine
coffee mill, and will now be able tC
serve his customers in that line on short
notice.
The Monticello Press of last week
announces the purchase of a new cylin
der press. The Press is fourishinG
journal.
Mr.. Ed S. Hogarth, of the Wher
grocery, was at Pretty Lake, Tuesday
looking after some repairs on his sum
mer villa.
Nicholas Emsley, eX-pensiOn agent
was in town Wednesday, in the interes
of Union National Building and Loar
company.
Our local fishermen should remembe
that the state law prohibits fishing will
: hook or otherwise between April Is
and June LIST.
Henry Schultheiss and wife have &C
copied a boarder. 1t is girl of abou
ten pounds and made its appearance OF
Monday morning.
Spring is the time to take a tonic
Alexander's Liver and Kidney Tonic il
splendid blood purifier; 81 bottle a
Shaded e Reynolds.
Andrew PickenS had his finger on hi
right hand bruised while at work in tn,
Novelty Wednesday morning. DR.. VIII
! son dressed his injuries.
Mrs. Leonard Highshew had an oper
alton performed on her Wednesday ant
it is hoped that it will relieve her of al
f tendencies to consumption.
A printer made its appearance at tn
: home of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kruge
7 yesterday morning. 1t is boy and Cal
tip the scales at ten pounds.
/, j. n. Keyser has been spending sew
Y eral days at South Whitley, assisting
the city dads of that place in figuring
f on system of water works.
The US will meet with Mrs. Shakes
on Plum street, just opposite the schoo
: building, Tuesday evening, April
3 Everybody is invited to come.
Leave your meat orders at Kuhn
f meat market where they will be deliv
Q cred promptly. Shop at the old Tuttl
gallery building on CAIRO street.
S POULTRY RAIsERS:-Shadel & Rey
a pOlds keen formulated oyster shell