Marshall County Independent, Volume 1, Number 7, Plymouth, Marshall County, 30 November 1894 — Page 4

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Enteral at th riynifiith Post Oilier as sh-om1-Vlass matter. A.K.ZIMMKKMAX.Kimtoi: am Picoiimktoi;. J. P.. ASTI.KY. - - lU'SINKSS M.WAliKlt. sikmkiption im:i k n Yar Six Month Call For a Ccnferance. The i copies party of Marshall county, Indiana, will hold a meeting in Plymouth, on Thursday afternoon, at the ollice of John S. Uender at 1:!0 p.m. This meeting is called for the purpose of conference and re-organizatioii. As this will he an important meeting, it is essentia! that all wh desire an improvement hi the industrial and financial affairs of our country, will make it a point to attend. Uy order of the County Central Committee, of the reople's Tarty, of Marshall count v, Indiana. Tin: IJourbo'i Mirror announces itself! i in line for hi-meialism. ! li:vniii to parly, right or wrong, is treason to humanity. Tim: popuü;!; of Indiana increased their tote li ii y per cent. San Fi:AMiMs elected a populist mayor by Ih.imi majority. l. Minnesota the populists have the majority in the state legislature. j China has had enough t war and will sue for peace through the I'nited ta'.es minister. Tin: 6Ugar re!i::eries in New York have shut down, throwing r.M) men out of employment. Tin: campaign of 1V.J should he hegun at once. Let us organize ami commence a campaign of education. In his annual report, Secretary Morton says, the farmer should not depend upon wheat as the staple export. How strancre. Tm:i:i: is liable to Pea family reunion in when the cent cotton öu cent wheat and the cent silver get together. Tin: farmers Voice says: "When the people exhibit backbone enough to vote for relie'f, then they will be much more likelv to get it." Tin: principles advocated by the people's party will win, and when the year of 1V.I rolls by, the legislation asked for bv this party will receive attention. It is said that "Willie" Ureekenridge the Kentucky Colonel, has made several dates in Indiana for his lecture. Such cities as Ft. Wayne, South JJeiul and Jllkhart. w ill receive the noted Colonel. Wi: wish to call the attention of our readers who are in sympathy with the third party movement, to the call issued by tlic Marshall County People's party committee. It is the desire of the coinjnittee that all should attend this important meeting. Ilmv true it is that industry for over one thousand years has received encouragement, and yet to-day there are thousands of men in this country who are going from one place to another begging for the opportunity to be industrious. Why is it ? Dm: thing the peoples' party is looking forward to, and one of importance, is to see if the promise made by the republicans through their emissaries throughout the silver states during the late campaign is kept. That promise was an to give free silver at the ratio of into l. Okganization gives a feeling of encouragement and strength. What is needed is thorough organization, both state, county and township. To make a success of any issue necessitates the united efforts of all concerned. The People's party in Marshall county should move in that direction, and move at once. And still with the great victory achieved by the party that is the poor man's friend, and the announcement of the resumption of tho manufacturing industries throughout the United States, here comes the report of another 1" per cent reduction :i: the wages of the iron workers at the Indiana Iron Works at Muncie. Tin: beauties of the jury system in this country are wonderful. Tho more a man knows the more incompetent he is to be a juror. It has come to that pass there M-ems to be an irresistible conflict between the newspapers and the juryman. The man who reads the daily and weekly newspapers is ruled

by the courts to be too intelligent for a juryman when a man is on trial for his life. If he does not read the papers he is of course ruled out of the great circle of intelligent citizenship by the papers, and papers nowadays are mightier in the aggregate than the courts.

A fkw enthusiastic populists thought both old parties would be swept from off the face of the earth at the late election, and now complain and groan be cause the success of the ino emeai wi i dear to their heart was not successful

They should not be discouraged; a more I t reams of water upon burning build- . .. . i r r i ' inffs, thereby aiding to the loss bv propit nous out look never before favored j tho JmetimeZ ffreater Ijss by a young party, as to-day lies in wait for j v,ter, seems to Mr. N rtjn t) bo ridie.I. ,,,,.,1,-s ,rty. i Älil fflS'Ä - j made to take tho place of all other TiiKlongdererredcouncil meeting for ; means of o vtinguishing famos. Li

the transaction of business for the city was held at the city hall Monday night.' The mayor obeyed the writ of manda-1 urns issued bv the court. It is a mooted j question how this matter will end the higher curt renders a decision m ; favor of the republicans, what about j the business transacted by the council J : under its present condition ? Whether right or wrong, we believe the people of ; Plymouth will appreciate the move made by the mayor and his supporters, and render a verdict to that elTect at the proper time. Tüi: lamentable death of ( has. 11. Strong, manager of the Chicago Newspaper I'nion, notice of which appeared in last week's Ini:ti:nm-:t, is to tho-e who were imaquaintcd with him. of little moment. Hut to those who have came in contact with him in business transactions, it means a great deal. Mr. j Strong was a man whose sympathies j ;. i- 4 ,,i ..ii. ,1 . 4 ' i v i v in un v i ii'iiiii in iti uvviin null i ' ' the needs of the country journalist, and he always had a word of encouragement and advice for them. Xo one ever approached him when in distress, but received favors at his hands, ami scores of weekly journals throughout the west, are in existance and flourishing to-day, through the lielp and encouragement of (.'has. I'. Strong. Burr Oak. ('. A. Maxey is in Chicago taking medical tioitment. ('has. Hogers, fireman on the Nickel Plate railroad, visited his little son Hay Tuesday. (.. Miller purchased a line stove for his barber shop. Chas. Dunbee, of Tiosa, visited with relatives in the city a few days t Iiis week. Perry (Jeigor is filling the place of (Jat Maxey during his absence. For a good reliable and newsy paper, subscribe for the 1nii-:pkxikxt. Bourbon. Hev. singer, of the M. K. church, delivered a powerful sermon Sunday night on the parable of the Sower, lie is at present discussing the parables, taking one each Sunday night. During the past week temperance meetings have been held nightly at the M. K. church. The funeral services of Mrs. Sarah Jenkins were held at the M. K. church Wednesday at 2 p. in., Hev. Singer preaching the funeral sermon. Matilda Fletcher delivered her lecture Monday night on the question 4,Is Man aji Angel." It did not take much of an argument to convince the masculine half of the house and the femenine portion from sweet sixteen to twenty, that he was. Uut in spite of Miss Matilda's conclusions, it remains evident that the married portion of the women still think to the contrary. Signs. Jfyou need a sign painted in any style, from the smallest show card to the finest gold sign or the largest banner Call on J. 1. Astley at the Independent oXice.

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For 30 Days from December 1st. At the Cash Grocery. During this sale Ave will slaughter prices on Fancy China Ware, Lamps, and in fact everything in our line, FOR 30 DAYS ONLY. Reineniher our Groceries are strictly first-class. Will name you prices during this sale that are matchless anywhere. We haven't time or space to name you prices in this add. hut will kindly ask you to come in and see for yourself. STRICTLY FOE, CASH ONLY. Thanking you for past favors, we are "Respectfully Yours,

NO USE FOR FIRE ENGINES.

A Scientist Who Would FxtlnjnUh Flame with Gau. T. II. Norton, of Cincinnati, Ohio, claims to ha.e discovered a new method of e tiauishing flames, whereby tire engines will be of no more use, gas taking the place of water. He ox cunded his theory at a meeting of tho American Association for the Advancement of Science, tho other day, and his tugjestions have already caused quite a stir among insurance men. Chemistry, said Mr. .Norton, will to:n supplant the fire engine and tho hooki 1...J.1 t. i i-: i- ii , . . . , . . (pie o: me Lnuea Dtaies manv minions of dollars every year. Throwincr s-ystem wo.ild bo the piping ol all buildings in j-uch a manner that tho g;is cou d bo liberated freely in any 10jm, wher? flam?s V.S c.d; Nothing can burn in c irbon dioxide, yet tiio eras is hai m'e-ss and inert and would cause no loss. culo the iJefU lt is an old gcheme o scientists ihey say. and Mr. Norton is entitled to no'crcdit as a discoverer. Jen years ago a I renehman devised a plan which he declared would mako tnv apparatus anl insurance comDiii.u uiineecs ur, uui riu,:iuo mis c ntiuuod to use the moio reliable lirj engine and e .t ntruishers n twithstanding. Cunsiderabie doubt is expressed as to the hirm'essnc of tho gas, and it is eve.i asserted that the damage it would do t ) tho contents of buildings woul 1 bo givater than that of water. Adaptetl to tho Climate. Kico paper making may yet becomo an industry in the L'nited ."t ites. Tho rieo paper tree, ono of the most in'eresting of the enthv llo a of China, has recently bven sm-ics-fully Ovpei imented wit a in ! Kwiua. where it now flourishes with other sub'ropioal and Oriental speelos of trees and sdirubs. When lirst transplanted in American soil tho exi criu enters expressed doubts of its hardiness, foa ing that it would bj unable to stand the winters. All these fearis havo vanished however, and it is now tho i niversal o pinion that it is well adaptc 1 to the climate of this country, lt is a small tree, growing to a height of los than fifteen feet, and wit i a trunk or stem from thtc3 t ) five inches in diameter. Its canes, which vary in col r according to season, are" largo, soft and downy, the form semowhat re.-ctabl mg that noticed in those of tho ca-tor-bean plant. Th'e celebrated rico pa; er, tho product of this qc.c?r tre ia formed of thin slices f the pith, which is taken from the body of tho t re 3 in beautiful cylinders several inches in length. These are p:-es-cd until tho surlacc is rendered uniformly s nooth throughout its entire length. Chinese workmen aro very dexterous in tho preparation of this paper, as they seem to bo in ever, thing the;' undertake. But they work entirely "by hand" a method too slo.y for tho hurtling American. If rico piper making becomes practicable, no doubt machinery will be invented to do tho work required. JOHN S. BENDER, Attorney at Law, PLYMOUTH, INI). oilire over MuM-maker's Ketuurniit. Will pruinjtt'y tt'inl to all lmsiness intriistcil to hint in the liiie of his profession. The Day Of glittering gold in the mouths of the people is rapidly giving way to the more modern and certainly more harmonious and durable 131. DURR'S Xewly patented System of applying this work is a revelation to all who desire their teeth preserved and restored to their natural whiteness. Call at the Model Dental Parlors, PLYMOUTH.

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MAKE A MISTAKE And buy your ay I00C1 Until you see the Large Assortment Fine Display, Low Prices And New Goods That Have at The People's Drug Store, 115 La Porte St., PLYMOUTH.

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We have invariably projected the final great sale of the year. Because of this systematic course of business we start this day our tenth annual

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We have too many Goods. We are Cramped for Room. They must move, if low prices on them will do ir. From this dny until January 1st, 18i.", we will leave no stone unturned, but that you will lmv of us troods at a saving of 25 Cents on the Dollar below all competition. A few specimen bargains below, a space forbids mentioning more: J" Dnzen Mfii's Heavy Knit JiTsoy hir(s. " cent values. p at s'.."u .'M Men's Suits, all sizes, so percent woul. d value at s ..":, at .".t ÖO Men's Suits, in Cheviots. Worsted-Thil.ets. -;o(.l value at si, p at 7."A 100 Children's Suits and Overcoats. aj;es ", to 1 1, ptd value at uoat. . . l.ui 4) Children's IJeefer Suits. Deep Sailor Collar, good value at s:.."io. goat 2." .'0 Men's Washington Heaver Overcoats, good value at s1U.n. go at 7.-V ." Men's Ulster Overcoats, all bi.es, good value at .-"."., go at :.7 Dozen Men's Fine Electric Seal Plush Caps, good value at s2.n0 each, go at, l.o j 21 Men's Fine lllack "(Jolden Rule" lira ml Cape ) .'ercoats. good value at S7.") go at r. h Immense cuts in prices have been made in all Underwear, Hosiery, Pants, Hats, Shoes, Shirts, Neckwear, in fact, every dollar's worth of goods in the house REMARKED. We want you to call and see for yourselves, as bargains are too many to enumerate.

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You May NEED CALL AND

Jo Vo Astley

PLYMOUTH.

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Q 0 p j, bbb bl KINDS. ONE This Winter. SEE THEM.

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