Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-02-11

anu Is dule - nt mp p1rl O. ii.e '''lt.
All interes. early Tins IN arui'g w.s
centercd ia the direction ot 80 cotF'
house.
Prize lieh; and base eli talk now &c
cnpy considerable space III the greai
daily papers thrcurhuu. he country.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. !. taukin lefr To-Day
for al extended visit with FRIENDS III
Frank Tort, De'phi and other points.
This has aeen on. oi The days ina,
people become excited Opnions 81
men differ and hat Is all there Is u
ii.
The free silver club of this city vii
give another ole OF its popular
dances on the Night OF the pad wash
ingtor birthday.
Nanseu, the explorer, doesn't Ike
lectur,ng. lie cnly cleared :SlO0Uo
during las sojourn III the I'mted
States.
+. y. Wheeler, the piano tuner, Is III
the city for d few days Leave orders
at Lo.evs jcweIy Store, or Media. Is
Book Store.
Horse buy rs are now DONG Marshall
county. ouyIng nunoer % horses
for the eastern market, \ esiefd1y
they were III Plymouth and made some
purchases. They snlp 10 Buffalo.
"Manslaughler, did you say: Viii
that be tae verdict? An acquittal first.
lie Is either Innocent or guilty, his
has been tie talk heard on the streets
today.
Joseph II. Bennett, of Plymouth. who
has been the guest of Mr. ana Mrs K
III. Bennett, returned home TUESDAY.
Mrs. Bennett will remain here "a few
days longer.
AT T. III. today 1t seemed tG be the
universal opinion of the people around
the town OF Plymouth that tax, jury IN
the Sutherln case wouid bring III yer
diet OF mansiaugnter.
The Huntington Tribune has been
sold to a Mr. Perkins, of Jefferson, Wis.
Our ola friend zimmerman has a law
suit on his hands, but If We don't miss
our guess by about 1000 miles Jimmy"
will win ana come out a few thousand
ahead.
We seldom .eau any thing now days
about the oil business, excep occasion
ally we read something about "busIed
oil BOOM Down at Peru there is not
we'll IN the county. 1t Is stated that
the bottom has fallen out. PERHAPS
when spring opens the boom will be Oh
again. There is too much money III
vested tor The business to ha,ten out SO
soon.
The editors of the Valparaiso Daily
papers, the Star and Messenger, are
quarIeiing as tn which of the papers has
the largest circulation IL may please
the editors TO quarrel over the circula-
tlon business, but It makes mighty
stale reading for their patrons.
The Laporte Daily Herald has new
dress. She looks nice In IT, She is very
tasty in her make up. She is on to the
latest. She is up TO date. She is newsy
clean and bright. Is 1t ''she' she or
'It?" ] he Herald is number one
paper and full of news
Women who contemplate taking to
themselves husbands who ''iiJ into" the
late war should do so before July LIST
After that time no pension viii be at
tached to the marriage certificate The
veterans Will be married for love or
glory, and not for the possibility of a
monthly revenue for their widows.
After March 1st Pension Attorney
Love will discontinue his Office on
CAIRO street. Under the present status
of pension business, Mr.. Love does not
feel like keeping an open Office. It was
bad under Grover, but 1t is worse under
Billy.
Michigan street was crowded with
teams mp until 2 O'Clock. Fifteen min
utes after that time they were all gone.
Their owners had heard the verdict and
had left for their homes, not forgetting
to take their teams with them. They
heard the verdict. That's all.
Miss Mary Hess, of near Valparaiso.
allowed Gypsy woman to forecast her
future few months ago, after she had
scOffed at and made fun of the idea.
The woman secured revenge by portray
ing life of untold misery. The girl
has been so terroriZed by the prediction
that she has lost her health and though
she IS but Is years of age it is feared
she will meet an early death owing to
the brOoding fear of the end.