Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-04-22

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church Saturday evening.
This is the busy season for the
farmers, and but few of them were
seen on the streets today.
a family reunion took place today
at the residence of Recorder L. NJ
Walker, North Center street.
Kankakee sloughs are headquarters
for snipe, and the Plymouth sportsmen
bag scores of them almost every day.
l have something very attractive in
buggies and surries. 1T pays to inves
tigate. F. a. Forbes. 2w
1t is a united north and south and
east and west, one flag over all, aud the
sacred cause of human liberty the object
of all.
Coffee took raise of two cents today
in Plymouth 1t is said that coffee
has been sold in Plymouth for less
than cost.
That stern old fighter, Gen. Gomez,
Is nearing the realization of his life's
dream. He is character which history
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Indiana's quote of soldiers under the
present call is placed at 1900 and there
will be no trouble in raising the re-
quired number.
In case the soldier boys should be
called to Indianapolis at an early date
for muster, what effect would it have
on the coming city election?
We understand that a number of the
boys who contemplated going to war
changed their notion today, and with
drew their names from the roll
If you want to raise cabbage or Gel
cry plants to sell, see F. A. Forbes for
prices on bulk seed. 1t pays to inves
tigate. 2w
Senior Sagasta refers to it as an
attempt "to sully the glorious history
of Spain by an infamous calumny."
The Seniors nerve is evidently not
failing.
Mayor Johnson, Captain Bailey
Judge Hess and Rollo Oglesbee,
touched the patriotic chord last night
when they addressed the young soldiers
in Kuhn's hall.
For sale OF trade,-One solid comfort
gang pillow, one tornado feed CUTTER
Address, Victor Welch. Rutland, Ind
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j. w. Smith is no longer connected
with the "klondike" grocery. John w.
WOlfOrd is now sole proprietor, and if
you want good goods go to the Klon-
dixie for them.
III. III. Bonham is in Indianapolis, as
the representative of Plymouth tent
Knights of the Macabees of this city
The grand lodge of that order conven-
ed in that city yesterday.
How about the street paving project ?
Have you consulted any of the candi-
dates about the matter? If it was left
to vote, street paving would carry by
an overwhelming majority.
A modern definition which will come
with great force to many disappoint-
ed soul within the next few weeks was
given by son of late Gov. Cumback.
He said: "POlitics is ID fOolw
The funeral of Unc,e Samuel Moore
will take place tomorrow at 2:30, from
the u. b. church. Rev. o. f. Ian
dis will preach tie funeral discourse
Those desiring to view the remains
may do so at the church.
The following marriage licenses have
been issued for the past week: Benja-
min Wagley and Ida Wagner; Charles
McGriff and Cora Fink; Edward F.
Conlon and Lura Sponsler; Philip
Stockinger and Emma keller.
The present term of court will close
Saturday. The lawyers have had
plenty of business, likewise the officials.
They can now enjoy much needed
rest. Fishing is good and some of the
lawyers will try their luck in that
direction.
We clip from an exchange the follow
ing definition of an editor, which is
sometimes a true one 1t runs thus:
can editor is man who carries a pair
of sissors in his vest pocket, lead pen
Gil in his breast pocket, and his wealth
in somebody else's pocket"
Great Britain has decided to treat
coal as contrabrand of war in her
West India belongings in case of war
between the United States and Spain.
Coal is just as essential in naval war
fare as powder. The British are long
headed, and we thank them for it.
!, John Wanamaker has given the most
: pratical evidence of patriotism yet re-
, corded He wants to fight, he wants
his employees to fight, will keep their
nlaces for them continue their salaries