Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-06-14

tiers at Indianapolis. He will retire per
msnently from the notwithstanding pro
fession. He starts at fixed salary
nearly twice what he has received as !
teacher.
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pours glowing vitality into your system
That's what Rocky Mountain Tea will
do. 35c. j. W. Hess.
Floyd Bunnell left this morning for
TT. Wayne, where he will take his old
position as fireman on the Pennsylvania
line, having resigned his position in
Bunnell's furniture store.
Miss Baker, one of the teachers in
the city schools, left this noon fol-
Summerside, Nova Scotia, to spend her
vacation with her mother, whom she
has not seen for six years.
f. NJ. Burns, of Burr Oak, was in the
city yesterday. He is one of our val
ued subscribers, as he always keeps his
paper paid we'll in advance. We hope
that others will follow his example.
Episcopslisns will be interested to
learn that the diocese of Indiana at the
annual convention this week decided
to change its name to the diocese of
Indianapolis" thus pstterning after the
diocese of Michigan City"
Miss Minnie Walker was bitten on
the arm by the Adams express horse
this morning, iuflicting a severe wound
which is very painful. The horse is
very mean and is allowed 20 stand at
the depots without being tied
One of our prominent citizens was
about the city yesterday circulating a
remonstrance against paving, but he
met with very little encouragement
thus showing most of the property
owners to be in favor of paving.
The town of Knox has just granted q
twenty-year franchise to a company
that proposes TO build a system OF
water works The town has also
agreed to pay the company $3.50 q
year for thirty hydrauts for fire protec-
ton.
New steel is being distributed this
week on the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne <
Chicago to lay thirty-five miles of adj
ditional second track. When the work
is completed the road from Crestline to
FIT. Wayne, l40 miles, will be double
track.
Miss Rose Smith, who taught in the
city schools this year, left this after.
noon for Logansport where she will
visit short time before going to heI
home at Wabash. She expects to care
for an invalid sister during the
summer.
The lawyers at the court house this
afternoon were discussing the merits OF
the local newspapers 1t is not at al
surprising that the vote was almost
unanimous in favor of the Indepen
dent. Even lawyers can tell q good
thing when they see it.
Fort Wayne, will be candidate fol
election, says w. III. Blodgett, the
staff political writer on the Indian
apolis News, writing from Fort Wayne
and if he succeeds he will serve his
fourth term. "The only candidate fol
the nomination against Mr.. Robinson
is James +. Mcdonald, editor of the
Ligonier Banner and president of the
state board of agriculture.
A good many goOseberry and
currant bushes are being stripped OF
their leaves by worms. An ounce OF
London purple or Paris green in ter
gallons of water will make a solution
with which to spray the bushes and viii
rid them of worms in "a hours. If you
have no way to spray them, mix the
poison in the same proportion with
Hour or fine ashes, put it in q dredge
box and dust the leaves carefully with
it, and the worms will quickly dissp
pear. They are apt to return sgsir
during the year, when q second sp
plication will be necessary. BY doing
this your bushes will be saved and G
crop of currants and gOoseberries
secured.