Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-08-19
Sl1,0O0,000 worth. This year the amount
is valued at S6,OOOOOO.

SlI,uUU,UUO WORTH. Ills year ln0 hinount
is valued at S6,OOO,OO0.
A freakish looking car stood on the
Pittsburg and Vandalia y today. 1t
bore the legend Jacob Sechler Coxey's
good road and non interest bond cam
paign car and tent"
Miss Bessie Smith residing near DR..
Borton's vineyard gave watermelon
party to few of her friends this after
noon. Ralphie Leonard and Louie
Mattingly were the stars.
Laporte has a genuine sensation and
the society circles of the town are in q
furry. A we'll known business man
and dashing Chicago lady, the wife of
board of trade operator figure in the
case.
There are two ways of making q
financial success of life One is by ad
vertising and the other is by reading
advertisements. If your business will
not permit of the first, by all means do
the last.
Unknown burglars gained an en-
trance to the postoffice in Hammond
by saving the iron barriers at the rear
windows and by blowing the safe Sc
cured $500 in cash and 500 worth of
stamps.
J. W. Parks is making arrangements
in Bourbon today for the annual re.
union of the PARKS family in that place.
The date and meeting place are always
the same. Last year there were 100
present at the reunion.
Bills are out announcing the Plymouth
Races but as the date of the races is
missing on the bills it is not likely that
the advertising will be very effective,
unless supplemented by other adver-
Using The races promise to be better
than ever.
Goshen Democrat: 1t is understood
that many farmers in this section will
lose the greater part of the hay which
was put away in the NOW early in the
season 1t seems that the most of it
was not properly dried and it is molding
in the NOW
1t is not safe to carry whisky in ones
hip pocket, as many an old topper can
testify. AL Beldon learned to his pain,
a vast amount of pain, that carbolic
acid is also an unsafe article to carry in
that place. He is disinfected for some
time to come.
Mrs. Rachel Stills, residing four miles
north of the city. died Monday evening
at the age of 10 years. Deceased was q
sister of James and Noah Berkey of
Plymouth. The funeral occurred
Thursday at 10 q. m. in the JacOby
church.
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. William
J ZONES died Wednesday at their resi-
dence on North Walnut street. The
child was one year old. Mrs. Stills who
lies a corpse north of the city was its
grandmother. The funeral was held at
the Jacoby church Thursday at 10 a. m.
Some fellow with an exceptional
amount of nerve appropriated nine
Worlds Fair souvenir half dollars
Tuesday that were in the show case at
Bucks hardware store. The thief got
in his work while the clerks were in
the cellar The coins were made in
1892.
One of the greatest novelties in the
way of race is being advertised to
take place at Plymouth, during the
week of the races, Aug. 81 and Sept. l
and 2. which we have ever heard of.
All kinds of horses, slow or fast, start
in the same race, the difference in the
speed being made up in handicap, and
from a standing start. All horses IN
Marshall county eligible. $50 will be
given away in ten prizes to the holders
of lucky admission tickets. Admission
% cents.
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