Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1900-02-23

about April LIST. He already owns |
store at that place and will combine the /
two.
f.. Il. Vau Schoiak, of Culver was a |
Plymouth visitor TODAY. He has been
auctioning off his stock of goods each
Saturday and will soon remove to South
Dakota.
Congressman A. l.. Brick, Of South
Bend, hopes to arrange his official
duties that he NAV be present at the
convention OF the Thirteenth Indiana
congressional district republicans in
Elkhsrt on March q.
The Laporte Argus was recently is-
sued by a number of leading young
women of Lsporte for the benefit of
the Library association. They issued
most interesting paper and earned
about $3.50 for their cause.
Thomas Farrell will hold stock sale
on Thursday, March |, 1900, at his resi-
dence 3 miles north of Donaldson and
u mile east of koontz's lake, generally
known as the Lee Williams farm.
Also II tons timothy and > tons marsh
hay. lw
The Warsaw Union claims that the
farmers institutes in that county have
heretofore been handled in the interest
of the republican party and that demo-
Gratis were thankful if they were allowed
to attend the meetings. If this is true
there certainly can be no good derived
from the institute.
In the Wabash circuit court, by change
of venue, the suit of Whitley county
against ex Tire asurers Geiger and Gross
for money unlawfully retained, the jury
Yesterday returned verdict of S698
against Geiger and $2,360.3l against
Gross. The defendants state that they
will carry the case to the supreme court.
Huntington is trying to get one of
those coquettish Chicago piano manu-
facturers to locate factory "in its
midst" The concern is known as the
Schsif company and for a subsidy OF
$4,000 it will build extensive works
and employ large number of men
Huntington is now hustling for that
subsidy.
, Save your old fruit jars as they viii
be much higher in price the coming
season. Manufacturers of fruit jars fol
Ohio, Indiana and Pennsylvania have
refused to let jobbers sell them and
have advanced the price % per cent
All jars bought this year will have tt
be bought by the retailer direct from
: the Muncie factory.
The suggestion of John F. Kern fol
the vice presidential nomination. frs
started by Jerome Herff and few
other Northern Indiana democrats, ha:
spread throughout the country and {
number of eastern newspapers have
been talking about Mr.. Kern. 1t neet
not be surprising if his friends presen
D his name at the proper time. He il
very popular.
u Geo. M. Pullman, one of the twill
sons of the late palace car magnate, re
fuses to discuss the widely circulated
J. rumor that his wife has secretely sc
cured q divorce, and that he is to MARI.
: Mrs. Blanche Bowers, divorced wife o
:. an actor. Young Pullman was marriet
at New York in 1893 to Lynn Fernald
g q Chicago belle, who, it had been un
p derstood for long time, had been en-
g gagged to Sanger Pullman, his twill
8 brother.
The great obstacle to religious activ
! ity today is this demoralizing race TO
d wealth. Some one has said: "Hang
e silver dollar on the other side of bel
J. and the ordinary Yankee will plung
,, for the money" If man or hundred
f of them stand between you and dol
lar you knock them down and let then
|. die by the way. but you will get tina
Il dollar. The big fortunes of today ar
d built up by men who have to step o.
J. the dead bodies of other men to do il
o That doesn't matter; the mad race gOe
on.-Hillis.