Marshall County Independent, Volume 1, Number 19, Plymouth, Marshall County, 22 February 1895 — Page 8
M. A. MILLER'S FOR THE WEEK ENDING FEB. 11, 1895, TO FEB. 16, 1895, AS FURNISHED BY
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
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CRESSNER & COMPANY, ABSTRACTORS OF TITLES.
Owncr of the only Abstract ltooks in Hie connty. Altract of Titles to all property in Marshall county compiled accurately and promptly.
Arthur Fare and wife warranty deed to William Garver, 20 acres in West township, Jan. H, "'J3; $300. Wm. (S. Goodwin and wife warranty deed to Robert M. Heed, lot 37 William's addition, Argos, Feb. 'J, ".3; S300. Anna M. Bergman and husband warranty deed to Anthony Keller, part out lot 43 Niles & Sering addition, Plymouth, May 2, 1;.?110. David C. Knott and wife warranty deed to U'infield S. liannells, and Eliza J. Uannells his wife, lot 1 block 8; north 28 ft. lot 4 block 8 Sidney, Argos, Jan. 21, '03; $1000. Wm. Garver and wife warranty deed to Frank J. Rumley, 80 acres in West township, Jan. 31, y3; 3,200. Lewis Voeckler deceased by Margaret Voeckler (widow) warranty deed to Fhilip C. Voeckler et al, all interest in 210 acres, North and German townships, Feb. 4, 'J3; 82,000. Fhilip C.Foeckler et al warranty deed to Ferdinand Schweisberger undivided 80 acres in German township, Feb. 12, 93; $4,300. Caroline Schweisberger et al warranty deed to Christian Rhoade, undivided 60 acres, German township, Feb. 12, '13; $3,000. Fhilip C.Foeckler et al warranty deed to John Ranstead, undivided ?4' 100 acres in North township, Feb. 12, 'U3; S3.000. Noah J.Slanbaugh and wife warranty deed to Albert S. Hochstetler, 20 acres in German township, Feb. 111)3; 81,200. John T. Doke quit claim deed to Riley Warner, 14M acres in Green township, Jan. 18, "J3; 833. Emma Flake quit claim deed to Charles Lemert 48-100 acres in Folk township, Feb. 11, '93; 810. Benj. F. Letherman and wife warranty deed to John II. Cooley, 130 acres in Folk township, Feb. 12, '93; 87,300. John L. Linville and wife warranty deed to Frank L. Johnson, lot 20 Teegarden, Feb. 7, '93; 8200. Trustee Union township warranty deed to Henry Beckneil, i acre Union township, Dec. 29, 91; 81. Henry J. Huntington Sheriffs deed to John M. Shoemaker 97 74-100 acres in Xorth township, Feb. C, '91; 81,383.83. Thos. J. Walker et al sheriff's deed to John Blain, 40 acres in West township, Feb. 14, '93; 8317.80. Wm. F. Byers et al tax deed to Leopold M. Lauer, lot in Union township, Feb. 15, '93; 84.49. A. D. Toner tax deed to Leopold M. Lauer, outlot 8 Toner's addition, Marmont, Feb. 15, '93; 80.31. Jas. Bradley tax deed to Leopold M. Lauer, lot 50x75 Union township, Feb. 15, '95; 84.74. A. D. Toner tax deed to Leopold M. Lauer, out lot 11 Toner's addition, Marmont, Feb. 15, '95; 83.51. Henry and Minerva Ecker tax deed to Leopold M. Lauer, 40 acres in Bourbon township, Feb. 15, '93; 8758. Harriet Cunningham tax deed to Leopold M. Lauer, land in Folk townshtp, Feb. 15, '95; 817.28. Jno. S. Bender and Rachel II. his wife warranty deed to John D. McLaren in trust for John S. Bender, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 Bender's sub-division to Flymouth, Feb. 15, '93; 85. Jno. D. McLaren, trustee warranty deed to Jno. S. Bender, lots 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 Benders sub-division to Flymouth, Feb. 15, '95; 5.
An Exhibit.
Exhibition of Chase & Sanborn, Seal Bran Coffees at Ketcham & Wilson's hardware store. Ed. S. Hogarth & Co., woulxl like for the people to call
there during the exhibition of the Ma
gestic Range and sample coffee free of
charee. We are the sole atrents of
Chase Sc Sanborn's teas and coffees
Don't fail to get souvenir while you are
there.
WM. O'KEEFE,
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Sash, Doors and Blinds, Flooring, Patent Lath, Fence Posts and Fence Lath.
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Boarding by the Day or Week. Meals served at all hours,
also warm and cold lunch.
Lodging can be had on ap
plication.
A large line of Candies, isrars and Tobacco con-
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wants your ear just a minute on the
Tobacco Question.
Just arrived, a new supply of Briar Pipe, Comfort and the cheaper grades of smoking.
Green Turtle Plug
will be in this week, it is an elegant plug and with every ten tags you get a good Pipe Free. Sweet Cuba and Hiawatha always on hand and when you see the 25 cent Fine Cut, you will smile.
IF YOU WANT
a 10 cent cigar for 5 cents, try the Cuban Peer, and if you want a good, cheap smoke, buy our 2 for 5 cents cigar and be happy. Yours to please, GEO. VINALL.
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Sell cheap and the people will buy. Fine Syrup, 24 cents per gallon. Best Uncolored Japan Tea, 35 cents, and everything you need at bottom Free Trade Prices.
AND, SAY,
Don't fail to ask to see the Magical Lamp Chimney, never smokes and saves oil and is fire proof. If you ever try one you will not take the old kind as a gift. Simple but Wonderful.
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Porter House Steak. . .10
Short Steak 10
Shoulder Steak 10
Chuck Steak 10
Roils and Roasts. 0, 7 & 8 Pork Steak 10 Pork Loins 10
Side Pork 8
Shoulder 8 Spare Ribs 8 Pork Sausage, cased or bulk 10 Veal Steak 10 Veal Roils and Roast?, Sand 10 Mutton Steak 10
Mutton Roils and Roasts 8 and 10 " Frankfort.. 10 " liest quality Breakfast Racon 12"
Smoked Ham, sliced. .1ft Dried Reef 1ft Homo Made Mince Meat. 10 Home Rendered Lard, 10 Dressed Poultry 10
P.S. We pay the Highest Market
Price for all kinds of Poultry.
THE OLD RELIABLE STAND,
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PLYMOUTH, IND. Offleo ovor Shoemaker's Kestaurant.
Will iro!iitly;attMnl to all business lntrustuil
The Fire you don't have to open your draft, shake the grate gently never open the door only to put in fuel. The Round Oak is air tight shut the draft, you stop the fire. Open it a little it gives you a steady, even heat perfect control, that's what you have a little practice and you understand why we are enthusiastic you are too there are none like it. See the name on the leg. Sold only by Ketcham & Wilson Who can show you many Bargains in SEASONABLE : HARDWARE.
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