Semi-weekly independent., 1896-03-25

OeSn cOlllneu 10 JnelT DEUS uuTlllS part
of the time.
FOUND: Physicians medicine ease.
Inquire at this Office.
Bring in your feet and help US move
our footwear.
CARPENTER Il BoswoRTH.
Try the celebrated Perkins Home
made wet mince meat kuhns market
sole agent.
Schuyler NJ. Broom and Marion Lo-
gan, of North Township, start for
North Dakota next Monday.
Mrs. Jockeys musical class Will give
at entertainment at the home Of Mrs.
Il. ;. Houghton this evening.
Rev. Fonce, the deciple minister at
Maxinkuckee Will preach at the l. B.
church on sunday March 81.
Bertha smith, of Tiosoa, who has
been visiting the family of Geo. Mach
lin. returned to her home today.
Harry >windeIl and wife and children
went to Wabash this morning to spend
sunday with relatives and friends.
Mrs. j. W. Cleveland returned this
morning from four weeks visit at II.
Louis. She reports very plea ant
visit.
DObell says: "Stern duties need not
speak sternly. He who stood firm before
the thunder worshipped the still small
voice"
Ten cent percaleS at kIOepfer'S and
ten cent suspenders at kuhn's are sea-
sonable bargains for bright March
day.
Miss Mary Brown had slight attack
of typhoid fever a few days ago, but
she is reported as much better this
morning.
1t is desired that all those who are to
take part i'll the home minstrel COM
pany, be present at the band room
tomorrow.
Geo. Fogle changed the sign on the
old snyder grocery store window yester-
day, to the present proprietor, Mr..
Reeves.
Mrs. Goldsmith, who has been visit
ing with relatives and friends in our
returned to her home in Chicago this
morning.
y dishonorabie act will never bring
contentment to the actor: but good
deeds are conducive to long life and
happiness.
Geo. Nearpass, OF the Culver City
Herald was in town today ON busines
conducted with the Maxenkuckee fair
ASSOCIATION.
j. McDuffy, who has been in
Arkansas on an inspecting tour,
is highly pleased with that county and
says times are very good
Someone asks: "What is the use of
forms, seeing at times they are empty -
They are of the same use as barrels,
which are at times empty.
Mrs. Elizabeth Sweet, widow of Jacob
Sweet, late of company +. I'D regiment
Indiana volunteer has been granted a
pension of $500 per month.
North Judson has landed a manu-
featuring enterprise that Will furnish
employment for 300 men through their
recently organized Business Mems as
sociatiOn.
There is something new under the
sun. Fred Kuhn has it at his market
Those who have seen the new mustard
celery in glass jars say it is the prettiest
canned vegetable they ever saw.
The pension of our old friend, Capt
Vim. Riley, which was discontinued
under the act of June %, 1890, has been
reinstated under the old law at the rate
of Sli per month from May Ii, 1894.
The temperance people in Warsaw
won out against the saloon. There are
now four saloons less in that place than
there were few days ago. But the
court decided against them afterward
At a meeting of the local board OF
the Government, Building and Loan
association last evening they elected
officers. They were: Lee NJ. Kendall
secretary; J. V. Ashley, collector; }. G
CaprOn, treasurer.
Scott FOss returned last night from q
pleasure trip down the Wabash. lie
travelled from Logansport to Vincennes
taking four months to make the trip
owing to the ice and snow Chas
Miller accompanied him.
1t is said that the year 1916, frost oc
CURED in every month. Ice formed
half an inch in May, and that snow fell
to the depth of three inches throughout
the eastern states. In New York, ice
as thick as window glass on July 5th