Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-03-18
From Wednesdays DAILY.

Bulk seeds at +. y Forbes. 2dw
Garden making is now in order.
Splendid time for cleaning lawns.
Don't miss the noon day parade on
Friday.
The Gitney band at the opera house
March IL.
With garden seed we take the lead at
f. A. Forbes. 2iw.
Edwin Mayer went to Bremen teday
on business.
Garden seeds and field seeds at f. y
Forbes. 2dw
Coming. George Tipton's "Old sunny
South" Friday March IS
Frank Philips, of Hartford City was
in the city today en- business.
Stars that "shine like the sun" will be
at the opera house Friday March Is.
Now is the time to SOW lawn grass
The place to buy it is at /. A. Forbes
1t is said that Plymouth is republi-
can city but the vote will be close.
Friday March 25th. is the day set
for holding Democratic primary
election.
See the southern negro plantation
scene at the opera house Friday March
Is.
The republicans are taking pole OF
the city. OF course the democrats will
do likewise.
Harry Corbin is in Illinois taking
dispositions in a case. lie will return
this evening.
Mrs. Nj. f. Peterson who has been
very sick for the past week is reported
cOnvalescent.
Insurance adjusters have been look
ing up and adjusting the losses caused
by the fire Sunday night.
Frank Mckinney of Bourbon was in
the city today on business. He will re
turn to Bourbon tonight.
Lou Suits barber shop is as neat as
can be, after just passing from the hands
of the painters, and paper hangers.
Supt. Wolfe of the Elektron Cycle
works thinks that there will be plenty
of work in his factory in few weeks.
A Goshen young man who had the
measels kissed his sweetheart, and she
caught them. Now she Is suing for
damages.
Ii all the stories are true now in cir
culatiOn something ought to be done i'll
the way of improving the morals IL
some localities.
Remember the "Old Sunny South >
The best up to date show that is now
on the road. This is the best colored
troup in the country.
The base ball fever has struck most
of the surrounding towns ami they are
getting their teams in shape for the
summer campaign.
The Independent today contains a
very interesting letter from Frank
Thomas who is now on his way TO the
Alaska gold fields
Some of the boys employed in the
cycle works in this city are thinking OF
trying their luck In some larger city
than Plymouth.
The Eastern Star lodge had very
pie asant session last night in their lodge
room, and quite number of the
members were present.
The man who gets mad and stops his
paper is like the unmarried lady who
broke the looking glass because it
showed the wrinkles nher face.
Hammeral's Mich street restaurant
has received a new coat of paint and
the interior is one of the neatest that is
presented by any restaurant in the city
Col. Jim Corbett and Major Kid
Mccoy ought to get together and settle
their little trouble. People are getting
most awful tired of their windy effu-
sions.
Charles A. Funk went to Plymouth
this morning on business. lie is selling
the Elliott Hatch book typewriter for
Bentley and Forster of this city.-War-
saw Daily Times.
Only few more days and the peo-
pie of Rochester will know whether
or not they will have boom in the oil
business down there this summer. The
drill point is nearing the required depth.
4 An exchange tells stoiy of tramp
who rang a doctors door bell and asked
the pretty woman who opened the door
If size would kindly ask the doctor if he
had pair of trousers he would kindly
give away. "I'm the DOCTOR" said the
smiling young woman, and the trsmp
tainted.
Gen. Reub Williams celebrated the