Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1897-1902, 1901-03-08

eye the bird is stripped of its feathers
even 10 the tiaiest particle OF down
and the machine Is ready for another.
Search light of public opinion has re-
vesled the fact that Rocky Mountain
Tea is the greatest spring blessing ever
offered afflicted mankind. 35c. Ask
your druggist.
A niece of }. w. Osborne, of Hanna
Lsporte county, living IN Texas, has
struck oil ana sold twO-thlrds of her
share of land for 100000 Another
niece, Winnie Osborne, of Iowa, 10 TO
marry the son OF Governor Shaw, OF
that state, and for these reasons Hanna
is proud.
Easter Sunday will fall upon April
in 1901. The earliest and latest dates
upon which Easter can fall are March
22 and April %. In 1856 Easter fell
upon Its latest date, which had not Oc'
CURED before in the nineteenth cen
fury In 1894 it fell upon March p
and in 1902 it will fall on March 30.
Arthur A. Haven, the amateur
"green goods" man of South Bend, who
was going to sell shoes but give his
customers 81 idea that they were get
ting real greenbacks, but Who landed
at once into the hands Of Uncle Same
officers, WAS In Goshen Wednesday
with his father and deposited 500 10
lieu of bond to guarantee his appear
snce at Indianapolis on May 6, when
the l. ). district court convehes.
The street commissioner has had sew
ersl men engaged in cleaning the gut
tiers on Michigan street. The CUTTERS
have for some time been filled with
snow to greater depth than that IN
the street, the snow from the walks
having been shoveled into the gutter
and as a consequence the drainage OF
the cutters to the ditch basins was
greatly retarded and needed immedi
ate attention in anticipation of the
great thaw which is about to come.
The granting of franchise to the
LspOrte and South Bend Railway com
pany by the common council Will result
IN q bitter warfare between that
company and the Indiana Railway
company, which has already spent
81 100000 on Its lines at South Bend
The Laporte and South Bend company
proposes to connect Michigan City
Laporte, New Carlisle, Hudson Lake
and South Bend by electric line, and
to lay tracks on South Bend streets.
According to Pettingil's national
newspaper directory for 1900, there are
54l weekly newspapers published IN
the state of Indiana, exclusive of reli
gious, society or other class publics
tions. These papers are officially en-
tered in their respective pOstotices al
papers of general circulation, and are
devoted TO the publication of local
state and general news They are class
flied as follows: Republican 1879, dem
| ocrst l5l, independent or nOn-pOlitica
1919.
The two Indiana senators hsv,
reached an agreement as to the division
of pOstmssterships. The state ia to b'
divided 10 half for this grand free dis
trlbutIon of postmaster pie. Each ont
| recommending the men for the honor
in his respective district, and the selec
ton is TO be approved of by the other
unless the man so recommended b,
especially d lstesteful to him. Follow
ing this announcement by the senators
there will be some tall hustling smons
the faithful who are holding out hanC
| for "pie."
Fred Tucker, brother of c. +. Tucker
the Bourbon cigar manufactures, wa,
taken last Wednesday to Longclif
asylum at Logansport from Goshen
where be has been employed in q dru:
etore for some time. Mr.. Tucker haC
suffered from a severe attack Of tn,
grip thai affected his mind to such al
extent that the attending physician
deemed it advisable to remove him Il
the ASYLUM where be might receiv,
proper treatment. 1t is not though
that the sffliction will be permanent
Bourbon News Mirror.
The retail grocers of Wabash, mum
bering thirty, are contemplating an In
novatlon in the way of the delivery o
goods. 1t is proposed to obviste tn,
use of delivery wagons 10y all the mem
bers by inviting bids for union deliv
cry. The successful bidder will pro
vide the horses and vehicles needed
and make deliveries daily at stipulated
hours, for specified cum per year.
is claimed the cost of delivery can b,
largely reduced, and that the customer
will derive the benefit. Most of tb
grocers who feel the expense of indi
vidusl delivery wagons are in favor o
giving the plan trial.
| From Saturdays Daily
Edward Kuhn WAS In this city tOda,
on his way from Chicago to Warsaw,