Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-02-04

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Plymouth today.
In the long run men hit only what
they aim at. Therefore, though they
should fail Immediately they had better
aim at something high.
The many guesses heard on the
streets today as to the outcome of the
Sutherlin trial, causes many people to
wonder. 1t Will not be but few hours
more until the verdict will be known
throughout the country. Now what is
your guess:
The undersigned will sell at public
auction at his residence one mile west
of Argos on Thursday Feb. Il 1898, all
his personal property.
7. WORTHINGTGN.
Not day passes, according to the
statements of local physicians and sur
geons, that men and women i'll aflluent
circumstances do not line up with the
needy or poverty stricken at the free
dlspensarles in Chicago, and often In
the scramble for gratuitOus medicines
and treatment the worthy poor are re-
pulsed and people more fortunate get
the benefit of the charity.
"Good by, all It's nothing but work
and trouble. Don't cry after me, for
was not worth it. l tried hard, but |
seemed never to get ahead | am so
tired Good by" No tongue. no pen
can add to the awful pathos of this
dying message of white slave girl
overwhelmed with anxiety and hunger
as she fell 10y her own hand in New
York City.
A pleasing innovation is to be intro
duced in the christening of the new
battleship "Kentucky." Instead of
breaking the time honored bottle of
wine upon the vessels bow, Miss Brad
ley, the governors daughter, who is to
do the christening act, will spill from a
silver vessel pure, sparkling spring
water procured from the Kentucky
farm upon which Abraham Lincoln was
born. 1t is a pretty and pleasing
change from the conventional custom.
1t has been years since patent medi
cines could be purchased so cheap in
Plymouth az they are now sold at the
Peoples drug store on Laporte street.
Our readers will do we'll to call and pur-
chase anything they may need in the
drug line at this store.
Plnkhams Compound 10 cents.
Kings Discovery 10
Pink Pills 40
Hoods SarSaprilla 40
DIR. Willis certainly brought "oun.
shine to the people OF Plymouth last
night This distinguished speaker was
greeted with one of the most intelligent
audiences that ever before assembled in
plymouth. The evening was one of the
most Indictment of the winter, and for
that reason many persons who held
season tickets remained away, and to.
day they are sorry that they missed
such grand flow of oratory.
Hon. Ii. e.. Thayer, delivered an ad
dress in the Nj. f. church in Peru Satur-
day night to a crowded house. From
what we have been able to learn the ad.
dress of our fellow townsman was well
received and highly spoken Of by the
press of that hustling city. While III
that city, Mr.. Thayer was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs G.. {. Miller. Mr.. Miller
Is proprietor of one of the largest and
finest dry good stores in Indiana.
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But few farmers came to town to-
day.
The Hook and Ladder company held
q business session last night.
Sol Mayer, of Spokane, is visiting re-
latives in this city.
The ground hog saw his shadow
in Marshall county today.
A lively political debate took place in
the post office today.
The Starke county witnesses have
returned to their homes.
This morning proved genuine old
time winter morning. blizzard and all.
Weather: Fair tonight and Thurs
day. Colder Thursday night.
Over at Muncie the entire police
force attended church in a body Sun
day evening.
Measles have broken out in school dis
trlct No . and out of 80 scholars only
Eve are able to attend.
There will be about six Plymouth
citizens who will start for the Klondike
in March.
Just keep quiet. 1t will only be a
few hours until the verdict will be
known.
The Eastern Star lodge held very