Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1898-09-16
Qbe Jnoepenoent
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Is, 1898.
LOCAL BREVITIES.
From Tuesdays Daily.


Cornelius futile is very low at Don
aldson
The Michigan City Car works had
$1,000 fire in their lumber department
last Saturday.
Farmers are now sowing their wheat.
The ground, speaking generally Is In
good condition.
Clarence Gearheart, of Bourbon, has
superseded Mr.. Whistmsn as operator
at the l.. +. 81 W. depot.
DIR. Loring has acquired the Coleman
farm near Burr Oak. He is planning a
new residence in the above town.
The Warsaw common council has
granted a franchise for an electric line
between Warsaw and Winona lake.
Three sports from Rochester were
arrested and fined at Argos this after
noon. The misdemeanor was creating
q disturbance while in an intoxicated
condition.
Hill Il Ringle have manufactured an
elegant light dray for parties n Nalpa
raise. 1t is handsome vehicle and
attracted much favorable comment
when exhibited on our streets this
morning.
Over half of the boys who returned
from indianapolis Saturday are under
the weather and receiving treatment of
physicians in Plymouth. The trouble
seems 10 be the result of malarial
poisoning.
A legal curiosity is deed In the Re-
corder's office literally covered with 2
cent revenue stamps. The amount
represented is $500 which might have
been put In the compass of two square
inches had dollar stamps been used
1t is calculated that the Recorders
office of Marshall county furnishes
$500 year to the war revenue fund.
Taking Marshall as good average
county, we find that the 90 like offices
in Indiana must contribute a sum near
$4,000.
Law abiding sportsmen are COM
planning that INSCRIPTIONS pot hunters
are violating the quail law. No quail
can be lawfully shot until after Nov
10. Unless more strict adherence to
the law be maintained hereafter some
one is destined to trouble.
Last Wednesday, Rev. John Apple
man united o. NJ. Clark and Ella
Burns in marriage at Burr Oak.
Only few friends and relatives were
present at the wedding The young
couple have made their home in Hlb-
bard. They began housekeeping yes
terday.
Bremen, Plymouth, Lspaz, Walker
ton and LapOrte are the great pickle
sailing centers for the leading picking
firms of the United States. Many
farmers contract to supply cucumbers
at ID cents bushel for large ones, and
80 cents for small, which they deliver
while the season is on.
Justice COrbln tried boy this morn
ing who had been brought In by rail-
road detectives some time ago tor
jumping on trains. He plead guilty
and was fined the usual amount and
costs. Detectives on the Pittsburg
road are still vigllent but their num-
bers have been decreased in compari-
son to the numbers of last year.
The Bremen fair begins Tuesday,
Sept. 9th and continues three days
The managers are making special
efforts to have this years exhibits at
tractive and the races exceptionally
good. Their reputation for treating
their patrons cOurteously is unques-
toned and those who attend will enjoy
good time. A cordial invitation is
extended to all. For information ad-
dress the secretary, Henry III. Miller.
Cash paid for hard and soft maple
logs; also second growth ash-sizes in.
and up in diameter. Logs to be cut ~
or 10 TT. long. Prices for logs, IL in.
and up in diameter, $500 per M /; from
to IL ill.,. &c per lineal it. These logs
must be straight, smooth and free from
knots. Bring the logs in while there is