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

IL you want buggy see IL = luck
"St. Patrick day"
Buck s for ticket on a surrey.
Hotel business in Plymouth is good
Bucks the leader IN lew prices.
The green has been the prevailing
color in Plymouth oday.
A new complete line OF fishing tackle
at Bucks. No fancy prices Il
The CUTTERS on Michigan street are
being cleaned today
You get a ticket on a surrey for every
25c WORTH you buy of IL. +. Buck.
First class timothy hay for sale, also
house to rent NJ. W. Simons II
Buy your hardware of Buck and get
tickets on the two seated surrey.
There Will be plenty of candidates 10
vote for when primary comes around.
The place to buy your fresh tested
garden seeds is at IL. L. Bucks. If
Miss Grace Axe left fer New York
today.
The Argos Reflector contains great
write up of THE Old Home Town"
SIN Greer, of Valparaiso was in the
city today on business.
The Young Peoples society of Tyner
will give an Easter entertainment.
Measels are reported at Inwood and
vacinity.
Some more forged che els turned mp
today.
c. w. Whitaker, will lie ave for Nevada
Ohio today,
Rev. Newman Will preach his farewell
sermon at Trinity sunday morning.
L. 5. Express Agent Leonard went to
Chicago today on buslness
Plymouth is we'll represented on the
banks of the kankakee this week
Alex Thompson has announced his
name as candidate for the office of
city clerk.
Ed Wallace of Tyner has been
employed by Peter kruyer TO WORK tn S
summer at the poor farm
Andrew kemps, who has been in
Montana the last few years has returned
to his former home Near Teegsrden.
NJ. Lauer * Son, who suffered 10y the
fire on Sunday night VIII open their
store Saturday.
Weather: Cloudy tonight ard Fri
day. Colder in extreme northern por
ton tonight.
The only first class bicycle repair
man in the city is at Bucks hard
ware. tt.
We are agents for some of the best
) cent cigars in the city, Fail in at The
Clipper and try one, #
Tonight is regular prayer meeting at
all the churches and your presence is
very much desired.
The ladies' society of the Presbyter
ian church will meet with Mrs. Ed )
Brooke tomorrow afternoon from two
until five. All are cordially invited.
The Wabash river is on "tear' and
is doing great damage to the farmers
that reside on the banks of that won
derfnl stream.
Michigan street from Laporte to
CAIRO streets is as clean as a new pin
tonight. All the filth and rubbish of
the past winter has been carted away.
Our friend of the News, George Hahn
displayed on the streets last evening
setting of as fine eggs as we have had
the pleasure of seeing.
Cash Bodine, who has been clerking
in the Ross house for some time has
gone to his farm near Teegarden, where
he will play farmer for the next few
months.
KOkomO Odd Fellows and merchants
have raised $4,000 and offer III addition,
free site and natural gas for the State
Odd Fellows Home.
Milton Strawhecker, VIM Nichols,
Roscoe Nichols Frank Martin and
Martin Laum will constitute party
that leaves for North Dakota from this
county next week.
Bank robberies, hold ups, forgers,
horse thieves, and sCalawags, are still
spoken of in the press. The former has
been getting in his work lately to an al
arming extent The latter class are the
fellows who held down those good jobs
but after they went wrong they were
styled "scalawags
Bobby McKeigg was tried before
Justice Reeves this morning On charge
of assault and battery, and was &C
quilted of the charge.