Semi-weekly independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1895-1897, 1896-03-28
From Fridays Daily.

d business trip to Argos today.
Miss May Swindell, who has been Wis
iting in Michigan, has returned home
Those who desire employment would
do well to address Box 923 Plymouth,
Indiana.
Mr.. Carver, formerly of Bremen who
is living on the South side is remodel
ing his home.
John Pierce aged twelve years living
near Lebanon, Ind has turned out a
horse theft.
our attention in called to the ad-
vantages OF our store tomorrow. Car
penter n BCswOrth.
| W. w. Warnes, of Donaldson, whose
illness was previously reported by THE
lNDEPENDENT, is no better.
Rudolph Iloham left yesterday for
! FIT. Wayne 10 remain for some time
with his uncle, Geo III. Loesch.
SEMI-WEEKLY INDEPENDENT and
the Cosmopolitan, the greatest maya.
zine in America. only S1.S5 per year
DIN. Greetlng,Superintendent of pub
| lie instruction of the state of Indiana,
spent the forenoon in our city schools.
Willis Thornburg, mail agent on
the I'lttsburg passed through Plymouth
enroute tor his home at Rutland. this
morning.
Will Twomey, night operator at the
Western Union office, returned yester-
day from visit with his mother, at
Columbia City.
A wreck on the L. |. Il L. II. r., yes
terday three miles east of North ,Jud-
son, resulted in the death of four men
who were stealing a ride.
1t is reported that the populist of this
district as well as the ninth. are con-
templating combination with the sill
yer democrats on congressman.
w. f. Young realized this morning
that fourteen years of married life
brings considerable happiness. This is
the 18th anniversary of his marriage.
Jas. Marshall, who for several weeks
has been seeking work i'll the factories
here has job at last in the Novelty
works. Variety is the spice of life, Jim.
no. 4aC. ON, ID aly OF go
that OF Michael Spiesshoffer VS.. Benz.
+. SwitZer Matter of note to Bohe-
mian Oats Go. Judge Corbin presid-
ing
Mrs. Priser was granted $500 dam
ages yesterday at Goshen for defama-
ton of character, by William Parker.
The people are prominent in that com
munity.
We are sorry TO announce that no
favorable turn has yet occurred i'll the
sickness of Frank Wilson. His many
friends hope to see him soon among
us again.
JnO. COrberly and l.. G.. Capron re-
turned from their hunting trip on the
kankakee, this morning. They brought
back with them a sand-hlll crane and
some ducks.
Jas. Harold, glass blower at
Muncie while temporarily deranged
yesterday attempted to kill himself by
cutting his throat with a pen knife
lie Will not recover.
Rev. ROthenberger will spend Sun
day at Mulberry, this state, to assist III
the dedication OF new church. Mem
bers Of the salvation Army will occupy
his pulpit IN the morning
Bill Southerly was arrested last even.
ing for assault and battery by c. NJ
Wallick. The trial was set for o'clock
this afternoon, but no prosecuting wit
ness appeared at that time.
To THE LADIES' Mrs. David Holem
is prepared to do all kinds OF sewing
She has the Taylor System" of dress
all kinds of ladies' and children's gar
ments. Corner Sycamore and 9Th SITS
The house belonging to Margaret
Sullivan, near the Pennsylvania depot
caught fire about i2:40 o'clock this
afternoon, but little damage was done
1t is thought that the cause OF it was a
defective llue.
| have opened with a full line of
choice wall paper in the Mrs. Shakes
building in with the Bargain store and
all paper bought in the next ten days
will be hung for 9 cents per single roll
Call and be convinced.
FRANK STANSBURY
Underwood Il Walls have felt the
pulse of the retail bicycle trade and after
careful diagnosis have pronounced
it most healthy and have laid in large
stock of high grade wheels representing