Marshall County Independent, Volume 1, Number 23, Plymouth, Marshall County, 22 March 1895 — Page 8

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

FOR THE WEEK ENDING MARCH II, 1895, TO MARCH 16, 18, AS FURNISHED BY CRESSNER & COMPANY, ABSTRACTORS OF TITLES. Owners of the only Abstract Itook in the county. Abstracts of Titles to all property in Marshall county compiled accurately ami promptly David L. Ueck and wife warranty deed to Chas. A. Minard, lots 4, 5, 7 and 8 orig. Bourbon, Feb. 23, Uj; S100. Chas. A. Minard and wife warranty deed to Sarah M. Ueck, lots 4, 5, 7 and 8 orig. ISourbon, Feb. 23, VJ3; 8100. Wm. Montgomery and wife warranty deed to Francis M. Uurket, lots 5 and 14 Pretty lake club grounds, Feb. 23, 13; 8100. Mary J. Wildrout and husband warranty deed to Luther 1. Cressner, trustee, lot 113 Hose's add. Plymouth, March S, 'D3; $1. Luther 11. Cressner warranty deed to DanielJ. Wildrout, lot 113 Rose's add. Plymouth, March 'i3; SI. Francis E. Uarclay tax deed to Jacob Vollmer, 20 acres North township, March U, 'U3; 821.11. Francis E. Barclay tax deed to Jacob Vollmer, SO acres Xorth township, March i, '03; 838.70. Martin Lowry and wife warranty deed to Howard E. Xories and Jacob P. Poyser, 1 acre Union township, Dec. 15, IH); 8230. Peter Dickman et al warranty deed to T. A. Jiorton, lots 2'i and 27 Enterprise add. Plymouth, June 1'., U4; 8400. Carrie E. Smaller and husband warranty deed to Homer II. Uonham, east H lot 133 orig. Plymouth, March 7, H3; 81,373. Edward Locher and wife warranty deed to Homer II. Honham, southeast lot 131 orig. Plymouth, March 6, '1)3; 8200. Lorenzo I). Kley and wife warranty deed to Joseph L. Spencer, lots 73, '.I and south lot 12 Kramer's add. Argos, Feb. 1VJ3; 81,400. Simon Urugh and wife warranty deed to Sam'l 1J. Gay, lot 3S Holey 's 1st add. Bourbon, Sept. 13, "ill; 8173. Sarah E. (Jandy and husband warranty deed to Henry M. Spencer and Mary his wife, south 3t feet lot 2'J orig. Marmont, March 4, "'.3; 8130. Hannibal II. English and wife auditor's deed to Ida M. Rhodes, all east of Pi. Pi. of lot b ex. X. 173 ft. and all east of R. Pi. of lot 7 ex. X. 273 st. Wheeler's add. Plymouth, March 12, '.3; 8100. Xathan E. Bunch and wife quit claim deed to Win. B. Kyle, SO acres Polk township, Feb. 13, J3; s&WOO. Frank Uaker and wife warranty deed to Jacob I'ritsch, lots 7 and 8 Thayer's 1st add. Bourbon, March 2, '13; 81,300. Samuel Fiery and wife warranty deed to John Zechier, 40 acres Union town ship, March 12, ."; 8883.80. John F. Seifried and wife warranty deed to Chas. Moslander, 3 acres Polk township, March ', ''.3; 8100. Mary A. Ilenzel warranty deed to Jacob W. Ilenzel, lot 4 orig. Bremen, March 12, ".."; 8300. Win. E. Hand and wife warranty deed to Elias Jonas, 40 acres Union township, Dec. 11, Hi; 8273. Wm. Lightner and wife warranty deed to Francis M. Yoekey, lot 3, block 17 Martin's add. Bremen, Oct. 11, '.2; 873. Daniel Smith and wife warranty deed to Sarah l'hebus, land in Tippecanoe township, March 8, 1f; 8100. Jerry R. O'Connell (heir of Jno. and Mary O'Connell) quit claim deed to Jasper M. Lake, all sub. SO acres (Jreen township, Feb. 13, 13; 8300. Mary A. Fleck and husband quit claim deed to Jasper M. Lake, undiv. of 80 acres (Jreen township, Feb. 12, 'U3; 8200. Christina and John Peters, deceased, decree of court to Herman W. SallwasserEx., concerning lot 8, block 13, Ringle's Ind., add. Bremen, Feb. 28, '13. Chauncey W. Dill and wife warranty deed to Chas. VanCamp, 40 acres West township, March 12, '03;8i00. Chas. Vancomp warranty deed to John XT. Dill, 40 acres West township, March 14, '1)3; 8100. Geo. II. Burket, deceased, by heirs quit claim deed to Rachel Burket, fz acre Union township, March 21, "J4; 8150. Isaac Vanskyhawk and wife warranty deed to Fredrick I'onader, lot in Bremen, March 13, 13; 8380. Cornelius W. Unger and wife warranty deed to Emmer A. Unger, (1-0 of 2-3) lot fJ Erving's add. Plymouth, March 13, 'D3; 833. Jas. M. Parker and wife warranty deed to August Weissert, 40 acres Bourbon township, March 14, '113; 82,200. Joel Flowers and wife warranty deed to Emanuel E. Yoder, lfi acres German township, March 1, 'D3; 8300. Chas. Fribley et al warranty deed to Samuel Border, 180 acres Bourbon township, March 13, '1)3; 85,500. Jno. II. Overmyer commissioner, commissioner's deed to Kizziah M. Martin, land in Union township, March 13, '1)3; 81,800. Gideon Logan and wife warranty deed to Oliver F. Ketcham, 10 acres Xorth township, Dec. 11, '91; 82,000. Jos. Balsley and wife warranty deed to Chas. E. Annis, 50 acres German township, March 13, D3; 81,000. Eliza Ringle warranty deed to Mary

E. Ellis, lot m Bremen, March 8, '1)3; 8130. Lee G. Ditty and wife warranty deed to Jacob Vollmer and Christian Knoeplle, 40 acres German township, March 13, '1)3; 81,012. Thos. Shakes deceased executor's deed to Ida Johnson, south 32 feet of lot 4, Croup and Coar's2nd add., In wood, Oct. 4, 'Dl; 8200. Ida Spencer (formerly Johnson) warranty deed to Susan Xoland, south 32 feet lot 5, Croup and Coars' 2nd add., In wood, March 15, 'D5; 8100. Elizabeth E. Dickson warranty deed to X'ancy E. Dickson, undiv. . of lot 13, Brownlee's cor. add., Plymouth, March 15, '1)3; 8300. Geo Filhour and wife warranty deed to Simon P. Kline, lot 17 orig. LaPaz, March 11, i3; 8300. Jacob X. Myers deceased and John Bosserman deceased, by heirs at law warranty deed to Edwin Sour, undiv. 5-0 of 40 acres West township, June 15, 81); 8475. Job D. Allerton and wife warranty deed to James F. Bolin, 100 acres Green township, Feb. 14, '!5; 8S,000. Wm. II. Keyser deceased by Ella Keyser, widow, and as admrx. undiv. 3 admrx. deed to Xancy Wiverly, 40 acres Xorth township, March 21, '1)1; 8750. Xancy Wiverly warranty deed to John Kunz and Emma F. Kunz husband and wife, 40 acres Xorth township, Oct. 27, '1)1; 8750.

Argos Snaps. Wm. Everly was in town Tuesday on business. This week commenced with a very good beginning. The son of the proprietor of the Argos Retlector is sick. There will be a new telephone line built in this place. Mr. T. O. Taber is on the sick list this week, from an ;Utack of the grippe. Mrs. Bright, of Rochester, visited her husband in this place over Sunday. Sarber's new building will be ready in about two weeks for them to move into. Mr. Xewhouse died last week from an attack of the grippe; he was 18 years old. Quite a number of the Argos men are working in the Xovelty Works, at Plymouth. A poverty social was given at the residence of Rev. Weinbrenner Wednesday evening the 20th. Miss Clara Allen has moved her stock of millinery goods into the store of Mr. Krause for the present. Sleytor & Hess are prepairing their cellar for the election of a new building which they will move into. There will be about 500 or more bushels of seed sent from this section to the Xebraska sufferers. Miss Hattie Pickerl who has hi en sick for the past two years, has been taken to Ft. Wayne to the hospital. An Apollo Musical Club meets with Misses Delia and Sadie Krous, at Mrs (Juivey's residence next Saturday eve. Mr. Hudson, ot Mentone, talked to the people of this place last week in the M. E. church, his subject being ' Temperance." The new hotel which was to be erected here, has been given up from the looks of things at present. We hope not though. A. Yariek, the tinner, who formerly worked for Corey A: Alleman, has opened up a tin shop in the old Dewery building. Ed Turner expects to start out on the road with his new wagon formerly owned by a Mr. Handy, of Chicago. He sells notions. Corey c Alleman are preparing to build a brick building joining the Pickerel building, which will be occupied by Bowell & Bryan's butcher shop. As the spring's warm weather approaches, sensations of all kinds which have been frozen up all winter begin to show out for the courts. Victor Wickizer who has been working for his brother-in-law, at LaPorte, as barber, is thinking of starting a third barber shop in this place. Wm. Worthington has bought the barber shop under Ball & Carabin's store, in Plymouth, which was formerly owned by Chas. Turner. We wish him success. Miss Tina Bock who has been in the hospital at Ft. Wayne for a week, is improving very fast considering the nature of her illness and the operation which was performed. 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 it ma DR. DURR'S Newly 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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FARMERS, FARMERS' WIFES, FARMERS' DAUGHTERS, When you eoine to town make my place your headquarters. There is a good fire and plenty of room for you. Leave your baskets and pails and they will be taken care of until you are ready to go home Come in a:ul get warm and get the very lowest prices on all Groceries both fancy and staple, and anything you have to sell we will give you the highest market price turn it over to our city neighbor at small advance, and thus keep the ball rolling. Yours to please, GEO. VINALL.

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The When GROCERY On La Porte Street Is pushing out lots of goods every day. Trade increasing all the time. The highest market prices paid for produce. If you want good Ruttel-, leave your orders early in the week and they can always be filled at the lowest price. Washburn & Crosby Spring Wheat Flour and Pillsburv, Zehner Sc Disher, Kewanna, Etna Green. We always keep a good stock on hand. Oil ileal, $1.50 per 100 pounds. Coffees and Teas, we have a full line. Wash Tubs, Wash Boards, Fibre Pails, Fibre Slop Jars, Fibre Spittoons. Dishes we have a full line. Call and see our Summer Set Brand, they are winners, wo. are selling lots of them. We sell all dishes in broken sets, if wanted. Call and examine before buying elsewhere. ED. S. HOGARTH & CO., Proprietors.

Ü J 0 I) b OIL MEAL. FARMERS, LISTEN. One of the oldest and most successful farmers in the county says; "I could not afford to go through March & April with my stock without Oil Meal if it cost 5 cts. per pound." How can you when BisseirsExchange will supply it for IV cts. and anything else you may need at a saving of time and money. Try it. Cor. LaPorte and Center Streets. Independent. Read and Reflect. Come In and Study. The Independent, KOR $1.5.

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Progress toward them has been slow, but they will soon be reached and that will mean higher prices for everything in our line. It is wisdom to buy now. No better opportunity was ever offered by any one. Goods are cheaper than at any previous time. Better assortments and lower prices than you can expect when the good times are here. Business is balky, but under such low prices as we make now it is bound to go. Why, you can buy this week a Suede Kid Glove. extra long tans, worth $1.25 for 75c. Get a pair of them while we have them.

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Is the matter with that Model Man again? Why he is selling Dress Goods less than factory prices. We are bound to clean out our Dry G cods, Notions, Shoes and Clothing in the next 60 days. Don't miss this treat, as it is money to you and a loss to us, but we must have the room for other goods. Don't forget we are headquarters for Groceries and take in exchange Produce. Yours for bargains. The Model.

Eves are Windows of the Soul. Remember they are priceless. Take care of them, as no one will take care of them for you. If you need Spectacles or Eye Classes, consult an Optician. We make no charge for examination of the eyes for defective vision. Our ability to safely and correctly adjust glasses is beyond question. We guarantee satisfaction and make all needed corrections and supply and exchange Iriitvt free for one vear.

Solid (Sold Spectacles and Fine Crystal Lenses, $3.50. Cold Filled, $2.75. Fine Steel and Crystal Lenses in Composition Alluniinum Frames, 3.00; in Steel, from 50 cents to 2.50, according to lenses. K. SPANGLE, Optician of 20 years experience. A complete line of Watches, Clocks, Fine Jewelry. Silverware and Optical Goods. Orders taken for a large wholesale house for Solid Cold Rings any design at jobber's rates, plain, set or diamond, or any goods in my line not in stock. Those at a distance can order glasses by mail. Write for instructions, PLYMOUTH, INDIANA, 2 DOORS NORTH OF POSTOFFICE.

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