Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-07-22
Qbe Jnoepcnoent
FRIDAY, july 22, 1898.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Fridays Daily.

ne army mas got us 'ICtOIy dI ido,-
fyBuggies and Surries at F. y. Forbes
Chicago ball team is playing great
ball.
A guaranteed Stock Food at +. A.
Forbes. lew
We suppose Gen. Blanco certainly
will commit suicide now.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hayes has received a
nice collection OF sea shells from her
son Edward, at Tampa.
The Spanish cabinet has held a SEES
sion to discuss the resources of Spain.
The session was very brief.
For sale or trade-One solid comfort
gang plow, one tornado feed CUTTER
Address. Victor WEIGH. Rutland, Ind.
1t looks as if it might be necessary to
send an expedition over to Capt. Wey-
Ter before Spain is able to realize that
she is whipped.
The average wheat yield in Marshall
county will reach Is bushels to the
acre. This indicates and immense crop
of the staff Of life.
IlwOod will have free delivery be-
ginning next Monday. Out of fifty
nine who took the examination for car
rlers, thirteen passed.
When the news reached Plymouth
yesterday that Santiago had surrender
ed the blind man on the corner was
was playing the "Stars and Stripes For
ever
1t is rumored that DR.. Knott has
withdrawn from the race as candi-
date for representative. The many
friends of the doctor will regret to hear
this rumOr.
There is no reason to anticipate seri-
Gus danger to our troops In Cuba from
yellow fever. There is the best of
medical treatment at hand, and every
precaution is taken.
DR.. Kaiser, of InwOod, was able to
walk to the dinner table today for the
first time in two weeks The doctor
has been very sick man for the past
week but is now on the road to recovery
Just as soon as the Spaniards heard
that General Miles had arrived they
SURRENDERED. But this is not up to the
record Q. the Greeks. They surren-
dered when they heard he was coming.
Mr.. l.. Rorer, carpenter, while
shingling house near Argos, fell from
the roof and seriously injured his back
and side. He was brought to his home
in this city last night. He will be con-
fined to his bed for some time.
The young man now in jail, suffering
from the effects of a gun-shot wound,
is slowly improving, but the indications
now point toward lock-jsw He has
great difficulty in swallowing, which,
the attending physician saws, points
strongly toward lock jaw.
Maxenkuckee is proving drawing
card this summer for a number of
Plymouthites. One reason for this, it
is stated, is that there are no mOsqui-
toes down there, while many assert that
millions of those pesky insects inhabit
and line the banks of Pretty lake.
A. G. Hortetter, of LaGrange. who is
reported to be on his way back from
the Klondike with 300 others, is at
Seattle, "busted" and disguised with
the country. The entire company lost
all they had, and gained nothing but
small knowledge of the country, SAYS
an exchange
General Blanco had better turn his
attention to the handwriting on the
wall. We are told that when Belshazzar
saw 1t ellis countenance was changed
and his thoughts troubled him, so that
the joints of his loins were loOsened
and his knees smote one against the
other" Belshazzar sent for Daniel to
interpret the handwriting; Blanco
might try Gen. Fitzhugh Lee.
Three years since George Hunger
ford brought from Mexico several
"follow fish," so called from disposition
to pursue one another. These were
planted in Shermans lake, at Gales