Marshall County Independent, Volume 1, Number 3, Plymouth, Marshall County, 2 November 1894 — Page 4

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COUNTY TICKET. For lU'iresentative in Congress, JAY W. rolMIKsT. For Prosecuting Attorney list Judicial Circuit, .TAMKS S. 1JKFVK. For lkprcsentative, WILLIAM L. SAlMiKK. Forl'kik of Circuit Court, WILLIAM UlilsTOL. For County Auditor, CIIAKLLS M. WALK LI 5 Tor County Treasurer, i:lia r.ruii:N'. Tor Slieritl. ADAM ZrMl.AUdlL For Cro;.er, .joskpii sffnckk. For County urveynr, m:y mikkls. For County Commissioner 1st District, DAVID yi:a;lly. For County Commissioner 2d District. DAVID ZKIIXLII. Wrvdonotthe merchants see their own interests? It is this class which the scarcity of money e Meets more than

any other. It is they wnoieio m.-h their p'ods on credit and then borrow money to iay their hüls to the wholesaler, because there is not money enough in the country to do business with in a legit im it e way.

sertions that all the cranks belong to the people's party.

Tin: words of the ancient historian, Pliny, are worthy of perusal. He says: 'The colossal fortunes which ruined Italy were due to the concentration of estates, through usury, brought about by lack of an abundant supply of money. I low grateful the American laborer and farmer should feel toward the two great political parties in their tariff reform. The republicans realizing the necessity of helping the people, placed dragon's blood and acorns on the free list. The democrats gave out that they were the o ily reform party, and since getting into power show the people how they were in sympathy with them by placing bologna sausage on the free list. Now every farmer can have sausage even meal if wheat is onlv about 10 cents a bushel. And ice too, that luxury we all desire, is on the free list and man can afford to buy a chunk of it and carry around in his pocket during the hot summer days. And lish bate, fish skins, and cat gut. What a comfort for the farmer to tune up his violin or guitar with a free tarilf string, going out anil sitting on the wood pile and sing "Maria, come over in our yard." and -Sweet Marie." And last but not least, they tell us that turtles are allowed to come over here free of duty. This we think, about the best, as they can be utilized in the hundreds of soup houses erected in this country for the benefit of the thousands of unemployed American citizens.

PEOPLE'S PARTY MEETINGS. The following are the appointments made for Mr. X. L. barber, candidate for representative for Marshall county, Ind. on the People's ticket: firemen, Friday, Nov. 2d. Plymouth, Saturday, Nov. 3d.

Vote for principles, not party.

Tiu ly the hammer and the plow are symbols of liberty. Chicago will give the two old parties a tip next Tuesday. Kehi" your eyes on the returns from the west and south.

Lkt the hammer and the plow be represented by your vote next Tuesday. You who sympathize with oppressed labor, cast your vote Tuesday for the people's candidates.

The laboring man who votes for either of the old parties, should never com

plain about hard times. The man who says he has conscien

tiouslv looked into the records of the

two old parties, and finds either of them

all right, is surely false to himself.

FROM OUR EXCHANGES.

The Pith of Local Events of Import ance Occuring in our Vicinity.

IIa vixo canvassed the county, those who claim to know, give the people's

rartv about 2.V) votes. That assertion

will be refuted next Tuesday.

Owixfi to the increase of small pox, Secretary Hoke Smith has caused the

interior department at Washington to

be clsoed. We knswsome kind of ret ribution would overtake Iloke Smith.

Xo party that is as badly divided on A r

me linanciai question, as democracy,

can ever bring about monetary reform.

Any hope for such action is utterly

without foundation. Meridian (Miss.)

Times.

One of the oldest democratic clubs in Chicago, numbering :too, by unanimous vote, changed to a people's party club, and yet democratic and republican newspapers will tell you that the third party issue is a dead letter. The :,7VT national banks Feb. 2S. lS'.U, owed individual subject to checks .$l,.7.;,Sm,lll, ami had only I.'W.jsh,251 in cash. In other words, they could not pay their depositors by 1,1 02,720,1S:. (i reut est system on earth.- Fx.

The democrats do not tell the dear people that the tariff question is settled by the Wilson bill. Their song on the stump is: Coal and sugar and iron; Iron and sugar anil coal; These cases we'll try In the sweet by and by, Sorest while the ages roll.

The Chicago Tribune last Sunday utilized over a page in giving a synopsis of a political nature of the different political cranks throughout the United States. The two old parties were well represented, notwithstanding the as-

(ioshen is swelled up over a mountet police force.

The farmers along the banks of Salt Creek, are raising a storm over the

dumping of sewerage by Valparaiso in

to that stream. They held an indigna

tion meeting one night last week.

One day last week, a Miss IJrower, a

school teacher at aiparaiso, was

thrown from a horse and instantly kill

ed. The horse was frightened by a

dog.

T. 11. Ilazzard, supposed to be from Plymouth, has been arrested and taken

to Wichita, Kas., where he is wantee

for forging in real estate transactions

Mentone (Jazette. Two very sad deaths occurred in Men

tone last week. On the 23d, Cora Ellen Kitterman, aged 1 'J years, and on the

2 Ith manche S. Pell, aged IS years

Uoth young ladies were very lughly es

teemed in that community.

Atta Fuller, aged 21 years, died in

Xappanee Tuesday week of typhoid fe

ver. His marriage day to an estimable young lady of that vicinity, was set for

the Thursday following his death.

The 15-year-old son of John Hopper,

in Klkhart county, was misteriously shot several days ago in the right lung.

A number of conflicting stories are told

in regard to the affair. The most plaus

ible one is, that with some companions

he was engaged in playing cowboy. A peculiar accident occurred at Wat

erord last week, which resulted in the

death of Geo. W. Kintigh. He was A 1 . 1 1

wrestling wnn a companion in a cane

mill, and as he was being thrown, reach

ed out his hand to save him self from the fall, thrusting it between the crushing rollers. The injured member had to be

amputated, and the shock resulted in

prostration followed by death.

Carl Waldschmidt, was accidently and

fatally shot by a companion while out

hunting near South Bend.

Adin Anglin, a teamster at Xappa

nee, while hauling logs one day last

week, was seriously injured by his team

running away. He was when found,

paralyzed from his hips down.

The Goshen racing association, which

held a three days meet last week, was a

successful affair. Klkhart is having an epidemic of ty

phoid fever. Improper sewerage and

poor water the cause. Mrs. Lucy Push has commenced suit

against the Lake Shore road asking judgement for 910,XJU. She claims she

purchased a ticket at Chicago from the

defendant to be conveyed through to Williamslield, Ohio, without change of

cars. She asserts that at Coldwater,

Mich., she was ejected from the train

and compelled to remain in the cold for

live hours, resulting in permanent injury to her health. Xappanee News. According to the Stark County llepublican, a saloon that fa kateil in that community has became obnoxious, that dynamite is being considered as a remedy for removal. Job Work. We would modestly inform the business men of Plymouth, that our facilities for job work, are of the best. In purchasing material for our job department, we took special care to secure

the latest faces in the job line. We

have one of the best workmen that

could be secured in Chicago, and we mean just what we say, when weoi'Au-

antee our work to give entire satisfaction. All we desire is an opportunity prove our to assertions to be correct.

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That is What You Must Buy.

Where to Buy it is the Next Thing.

Asks you to give him a call and you will find it very easy to decide where your money goes the farthest. Underwear, Gloves, Mittens, Shoes and ßaps.

AT FREE TRADE PRICES.

MS.

Wolf

ON THE CORNER.

WANTED AT THE CHICAGO STORE-

5XX) customers to buy Flannels and Underwear at prices 20 per cent lower than they can be bought at any other store in Plymouth. Also a full line of Wool and Heavy Cotton Hose. Our Flannels are of this years7 make ; made since the price of wool took a tumble. Wool and Cotton Blankets at prices from GO cents to $b per pair. Cotton Flailnels from 5 cents upward, and remember every Saturday, we sell Good Standard Print at 3V2 Cents per yard.

OUR SHOE DEPARTMENT

Shoes for the barefooted, Shoes for the Ladies and also for the Babies, Shoes for the Boys and the Girls, Shoes for the Old Men and also warm lined shoes for the Old Ladies. Shoes that will fit your feet and prices that will suit your pocket book. I am closing out my Leather Boots, and will sell you any Leather Boot in the house at cost and below. They must go at some price. I will not keep Leather Boots any more. I have a full line of both common and Snag-Proof Rubber Boots, also a full line of Felt Boots, the best in the market at the Lowest Prices.

CHAS

HARRIS

PROPRIETOR

Hack and Baggage Line.

Passengers and Baggage to and from Depots, Hotels or any part of the City on short notice. Baggage free with Hack. Leave orders at the Boss House.

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We Are Wide Awake.

In Clothing we have no competition other than Firt-Class Tailors. In fact, you would have to look more than twice to tell if our garments were not custom made. You need have no care as to fit, that's our business. This week we are making some awful cuts in our Overcoat Department. In fact, we are kk knocking the sox out of competition in all our departments." Special Low Values in Winter Underwear. Special Prices in Men's and Boys' Suits. Special Figures in Men's Shoes, Caps & Neck Wear.

sweey n Our Overcoat Department

We want to call your attention to TWO I

EMS.

FOR $5. FOR $10. Good Fine Kersey, Melton Thibet, Vic inn a. Covert

Worsted Overcoats in all

Colors, in all sizes, made to sell and worth $'(5.50, $7, $7;50 and 88. But Free ool Prices are now in order and xo at above.

Cloth and Fxtra Fine Ker

sey, in silk or plain trimmed, in all colors, worth and made to sell at 812. 814 ami 810. Free Wool Prices nnit be met now.

COME IN-SPECIAL PRICES AND SPECIAL VALUES. We want to make November our Banner Month. Prices will be cut. Values sacrificed to swell our sales. Come in. Look over and try our goods. You will llOt be pestered to buy but you will be astounded at the quality, styles and Low Prices. We give all our attention to Clothing, Hats, Shoes and Furnishings for the Male Sex. Consequently you will find a class of goods here that is not obtainable in any other store in town.

Lamer &

Son

ONE PRICE OUTFITTERS.

THE MOST RELIABLE SMOKE, täte Seal Cigar,

MANUKACTUHIin I1V

C. V. CHAPMAN, - WARSAW, IND.

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DO YOU NEED A Stove, A Range, A Heater or A Base Burner? If so, let us show you our stock of the latest and improved styles and quote you our prices. ÄVe can interest you whether you purchase or not. IN TIN WARE We can show you something new and unusually durahle in the ANTI-RUST LINE, warranted not to rust.

Marshall County Independent

$1.50 PER YEAR.

If von have ever tried this Tinware von will mnvr

believe what other dealers tell you is just as good, but VOlfl alwavs want the AntMnst. Vpq nnrl thot

is SO tOO. rPhe first COSt is a little more, but vnn

Save in the long run.

"Wo i dnnV mc vir rl mrm m coll -Frf nnof

...aj. w v ii " tjvii x w x v O vj trill I do give you the lowest prices for good duality goods in all lines of practical and useful Hardware, Tinware and Tools.

J.V.Astley&

PLYMOUTH.

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