Marshall County Independent, Volume 1, Number 37, Plymouth, Marshall County, 28 June 1895 — Page 8

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Normal School. The 20th Annual Marshall County Normal will open in the Ward school building at 2 p. m. July 3, 1605. We have arranged with Profs. Jacob Martin, of the Plymouth City Schools, and W. F. Ellis, Supt. of the Premen schools,to assist us. The matter of instruction will be under their supervision, though planned and dictated by myself. Eighty-eight per cent, of the schools in the county for the past year, were filled by Marshall County Xormal students, besides many other schools in adjoining counties and other towns. There were eighty-live graduates, the past year, from the County schools, the most of whom will be present. The Marshall County Normal is no longer an experiment, but the fact of having had instruction here recommends a teacher wherever he may go. We hope you can be with us on the first day and remain the entire term. Prof. Ellis is fresh from the State Normal and a student of Prof. Arnold P. Thompkins. He will give us extra work on State Normal discipline. The outlook is splendid for a large attendance. Many old teachers are expecting to be present. We guarantee perfect satisfaction. Anyone not prepared to pay in advance should so inform me at the opening of the school, or by letter. The full line of Common Pranches will be taught daily, and extra work given in advanced work when classes can be formed. A pleasant room for study will be prepared where books can be kept and lessons reviewed without annoyance. Students can take such work as they may feel the greatest need of. Inquiries regarding board, etc., can be directed to me or Mr. Jacob Martin, at Plymouth.. Tuition, sö.00 for term of seven weeks. Poard convenient and reasonable. Very truly yours, S. S. Pish, County Superintendent. Lightning Rod Sharpers. The Prookstown Peporter relates the following experience of the late Fred Warner with lightning rod swindlers, though it does not attribute his death to this trouble, as reported by the associated press: On the 15th of May, 1813, two lightning rod men struck up a bargain that if Warner would let them erect a certain nuuiber of feet of lightning rod on his barn as a sample, being the first in the neighborhood, it would only cost him 811, and in addition they would buy his team of horses for 6130 cash. This seemed a bargain and Fred signed a a contract to that effect, as he supposed, it being so read to him with the obligation to buy horses therein mentioned. They left with the understanding to return again and put up the rods and take the horses. On the 27th of May, two other men returned and put up the rods and when completed asked for a settlement. Tlieir bill in accordance with the contract was $227, which he refused to pay, but which was in exact accordance with the contract which they held with his name signed to as evidence. They claiming to know nothing about any outside talk if there was any. After a long parley the parties agreed to settle for 6125 which amount was embodied in a note and signed by Mr. Warner, due in eight months payable at the bank. The mysteries about the matter, and the fear that some additional claims would yet show up against him caused much anxiety and loss of sleep, until on the morning of June 21th he was sick and went out to work against the advice of Ids wife, the day being very hot, and fell dead in the cornfield about H o'clock. Ancient Advertisement. Latin inscriptions, advertisements of tradesmen, form an interesting class, says Macmillan's Magazine. Here is otie near Pome: "If you want inscriptions made, or have any need of marble work, you'll get it here." Another enterprising man at Pologna announces: "A bath in town style and every convenience." A similar notice meets us only eight miles from Pome, where, of course, most of the customers would be able to know whether they really had "town style" or not. A curious example comes from Lyons, which maybe paraphrased thus: "Here Mercury promises profit, Apollo safety, and Septumanus bed and breakfast. He who has been here before will be treated all the better a second time. Stranger settle on your lodging beforehand.'. A more independent tone is taken by another innkeeper, who doesn't hesitate to declare that Iiis houso is not intended for people of moderate means. "1 f you live in good style, here's the house for you; if in poor fashion, I'll put up with you, but 1 shall be ashamed of having you;' Perhaps there are a good many modern hotels conducted on this principle, but the proprietors are not, as a rule, quite so frank in expressing their sentiments. The Poby Pair Association has received its knock-out blow by the supreme court, which met in special session. The court in its decision sustains the anti-Poby racing bill, and the court sustains the intentions of the framers of the bill. The law says no race association can hold more than three race meetings of fifteen days each, the time being between April 13th and Oct. 15th, and that a-meeting can bo held every sixty days. Gov. Mathew, is to be congratulated upon the successful termination of his light.

Fourth of July Excursions Via Vandalia Line. Tickets will be sold on July 3d and 4th, good to return until July 5th, 1S'5, inclusive, between all stations within two hundred miles of initial point, at one fare for the round trip. Tickets will also be sold to stations on connecting lines on same basis as above. For full particulars, call on nearest Vandalia Line ticket agent, or address E. A. Foi:i, (Jen'l Pass Agent, St. Louis, Mo. NIAGARA FALLS EXCURSION! On Thursday, August 8, 1895, the Lake Erie & Western P. P. will run their popular annual excursion to Cleveland, Chautauqua Lake, Puffalo and Niagara Falls at following very low rates, viz.: Peoria 87 50 Fort Wayne. -S3 00 Ploomington. 7 00 Muncie 5 00 LaFayette... ß 00 Connersville. 5 00 Michigan City 6 OO luahvil!e 5 00 Indianapolis. 5 00 New Castle.. 5 00 Tipton 5 00 CarnbridgeCitv5 00 Lima 4 0J Fremont 4 00 Sandusky,.'?! 00 With corresponding reductions from intermediate points. In addition to the above, the purchasers of these tickets will be given privilege of special excursion side trips to Lewiston-on-the-Lake, including a steamboat ride on Lake Ontario, f-r 25 cents. To Toronto and return by Lake from Lewiston 81.00; to Thousand Islands, 83.00. Tickets for the above side trips can be had when purchasing Niagara Falls ticket, or any time on train. Pesides tho above privileges, with that of spending .-unday at the Falls, we will furnish all those who desire a side trip from Procton Junction to Chautauqua Lake and return free of charge. Tickets of admission to places of special interest at or near Niagara Falls, but outside the reservation, including toll over the International Uridge to the Canadian side, elevators to the water's edge at Whirlpool JJapids on the Canadian side, will be offered on

train at a reduction from prices charged after reaching the Falls. Do not miss this opportunity to spend Sunday at Niagara Palls. The excursion train will arrive at Niagara Falls 7:00 a.m. Friday, August 1, 1S15, and will leave the Falls returning Sunday morning, August 11, at o'clock,stopping at Cleveland Sunday afternoon, giving an opportunity to visit the magnificent monument of the late President Garfield, and many other interesting points. Tickets will be good, however, to return on regular trains leaving the Falls Saturday, August 10, for those not desiring to remain over. Tickets will also be good returning on all regular trains up to and including Tuesday, August Vi, 18'J5. Secure your tickets. Also chair and sleeping accommodations, Those desiring can secure accommodations in these cars while at the Falls. For further information call on any agent Lake Erie & Western P. P. or address C. F. Daly, (Jen. Pass Agent, Indianapolis, Ind. Fourth of July Excursion Rates via Pennsylvania Line. On Wednesday and Thursday. July lid and 1th, special excursion tickets will be sold from all ticket stations on the Pennsylvania lines to any station on those lines within two hundred miles from station where ticket is purchased. Keturn coupon will be good until July 5th, inclusive. Tickets will not be sold to adults lor less than twenty-live cents nor to children for less than fifteen cents. sl'MMKK OUTIMJs. At Son-liore, Mountain ami Lake lcort. The O.-cau Resorts Atlantic City. Cape May, AxI'iiry I'aik. i-'aii : rove. Ln;r Hram-li. ami taiiiiii rrsnrts aloii tin" New .Irrsey 'at arv readied ly the lViiuylviuiiu I.im s " Asa ilirti-t roiit to .'t port. Nsirrairausett Pier. Cape Coil. .Martha's Vii.eyaril. Nantucket ami the jH.pular watering place's aion the Atlantic from Chesapeake" Pay to .Maine, these lines oifer special ;ulvantares. In the Mountains fressen. l'.elfortl Springs. ICheiisltur. AU'tona ami other resorts In the Atleiihenies are located on the Pennsylvania Lines, which also lead to the White .Mountains, the AdiroiKlacks. Watkins Cicn. .Mt. le-ert Island, and places of summer sojourn hi Mastern New York. Vermont. New Hampshire and Maine. The Lake Keyioii The Pennsylvania Lines lrin;r Mackinac, ivtoskev. Charlevoix. .Mt. Clemens, St. ("air, Muskegon. Traverse Citv. Sault Ste. Marie. Coebic. St. lnice. Watersmeet. Au Sable. Iron .Mountain and all the romantic resorts of Northern Michigan within easy reach, as well as Ashland, Cedar Lake, Devil's Lake, Pelican I-ake, Three Ijikes. Waukesha and other resorts in the Northwest. For information concerning rates, time of trains and the liist-elass service, please appiv to nearest Pennsylvania Line Ticket Ajreut, or address 1 Van IM'skv. Chief Assistant Central Passenger Ajrent Pittsburg, Pa. Notice or Street Improvement. NOTICK IS IIKIM.P.V CIM'.N that at a regular meeting of the Common Council of the City of Plymouth. Indiana, held at their Council Chamber on the 24th day of .June. s:t.i, said Council adopted a resolution that tl w as necessary to make street improvements as follows; Peinnin on La Porte Street at the West line of Center street and from thence on I .a Porte street to the West line ,f Michigan Street; and beinnir.-; on .Michigan Street at the North end of the Iron Pridiie across VeHow Kiver(bein at a point thirty four :li feet South of the South line ot La Porte street and from thence on Michigan Street to the North line of Washington Street by paying the roadway With brick and the gutters with cobblestone, according to plans and specifications prepared by the Citv Civil Knjiineer and now file with the City Clerk. And notice is hereby further i:xvn that any objection to said proposed improvements niav Me tiled with the Clerk of said City to be laid lief ore the Council at the time herein-after stated, or may he made i:i writing to theCouncil at its regular meeting to be held at the Council Chamber in said City at 7:W I", M. on the Ll'nd day of July. ls.t:.. Witness my hanl this 'jr.th day nf June, KC. WILL K. LKONAPI). .Ir. Clerk of the City of Plymouth. Call For 1'ropo-nl For Paving. NOTICK lSHLTn:i;Y: m:N that sealed bids will be received by the Common Council of the City of Plymouth. Indiana, up to 7:ao P. M. of the Li'ndday of July. !!.-. for the construction of street improvements in said City declared for as follows: P.efrinnhitf on La Porte Street at the West line of Center Street and from thence on La Porte Street to the West line of Michigan Street: and lieinnin on .MichhMii Street at the North end of the Iron P.ridjre across Yellow Plver (beinij at a point thirtyfour (M) feet South of the South line of La Porte Street) and from thence on Michigan Street ff the North line of Washington Street by paving the road ways with brick and the flutters with cobblestone, in accordance witli the plans and specifications furnished by the City Civil LiihnHT and now on tile in the office of the City Clerk. Proposals may be de''vered to me or left at my ollice. or produced before the Common Council at their regular meeting at the time above stated. The Council reserve the right to reject any and all bids. liidsnmst te accompanied by a local bond of One Hundred Dollars. Signed, sealed and dated at Plymouth, Indiana, on this "5th dav of .lime. ls!ir. WILL K. l.KOXAKD.Jr. Clerk of the City of Plymouth.

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ILWAUKEE AND RETURN Si. On the GOODRICH LINE. FAST TWIN S( i:fav. . . "f I D P I U I ft " , . . STFKL STFAMSI11P VlnUlNIA Leave Chicago at 9 a. m. Sharp on Week Days and at 0:.to a. in. on Sundays; arrive in Milwaukee at - i. m. L'eturning." leave Milwaukee at 5 p. in. sharp every day. arriving in Chicago at in p. in. staterooms and meals at moderate rates, liaggage checked and w heels free. Office and Dock, lYot of Michigan Ave. TIKE 1 MIL H LIKE ROUTE To Chicago via St. Joe. (ill All AX & MOKTOX TRANSPORTATION COS., steamers leave Vandalia dock at 8 p. m. daily except Sunday, for Chicago alsp at i p. m. daily including Sunday. Special trips Saturdays and Sundays at f p. m. (iood connection with Yandalia Hail Koad both going and returning. Tor through rate apply to F. II. 1 1 ALK Agent, Plymouth or a Idresss J. U. GRAHAM, Pres., Benton Harbor, Mich. Mrs. R. K. Lord lias oponcd hor summer boarding house, Cottage Grove Place, at Lake Maxenkuckee, for the season, with the finest accommodations on the lake. The house is situated back from the lake a short distance on a hill in a grove, and is surrounded by fountain's, HAMMOCKS, SWINGS, rustic benches, and all the rest of the things that go to make up an ideal summer home. Rates, $i.oo Per Day. Fourteenth International CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR CONVENTION, BOSTON. ASS., JULY 10-14, 1385, -Tili: IM, NATURAL GAS ROUTE. IX COXXIX'TION WITH Via Detroit and Montreal HAS Ii EKX NKLiXTKli AS TIIK OFFICIAL, ROUTE FOR STATE OF INDIANA . DELEGATES, MEMBERS AND FPJENDS; Special - Christian Endeavor train leaves Indianapolis, Monday, July bth, at 7:00 p. ni., and reaches Uoston, Wednesday, July 10th. This is without question the grandest scenic route obtainable. Make your arrangements to accompany the OFFICIAL TRAIN of sleepers and free reclining chair. Only ROUND $ 1 9.00 TRIP. Tor sleeping car reservation, or any other information desired, address DR. F. C, HEATH, C. F. DALY, Master of Transportation Gen. Pass. Agent, for Sociciy. L. E. & W. H. K. INIANAPOLIS, IND. Kat Durintf I It WVntlivr, Dr. Martin I Soya I i'nkrat ImmI. It ri(a-Hs Tin Palato. A brain and nerve invigorating food, without the heating properties of oatmeal, requiring the life and strength of many pounds of wheat to obtain one package. "Well people like it and the sick can eat it when nothing else will agreo with them. Saves labor, time, and fuel, cooked in two minutes. Sold by grocers. W. K. LlX)XAHI. W. M. Kendall. Ed. S. IIooauth & Co.

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in Glass Jars! each jar contains twent-five first-class cigars which we retail for 81.00 a jar and will keep fresh as long as there is a cigar left in the jar. "Wouldn't That Jar You?" Zinn & Young, rnorniETORS M. A. MILLER'S 1 Boarding by the Day or Week. Meals served at all hours, also wann and cold lunch. Lodging can be had on application. A large line of Candies, Cigars and Tobacco constantly on hand. fittsVghiflWijiiaCkinga Pi?, ennsylvania Lines. Schedue of PassengerTrains-Central Time. 15 ) 3 3 Westward. PM AM I'M I l .H PlllsbKli.lv.7OO6 0O Alllaucc.nr. 9 50 8 351 Canton IvJi0 26 9 05! 1 10 O u 4 30 5 23 5 48 6 52 8 30 Massillon.... 10 33 9 17 tu S n am Wooster " Mansfield ... " Crestline nr, Uucyrus Iv. r.iniii " Vau Wert... " 11 1810 03i 122511 101 S3 -c SB 125011 4016 20' 9 001 45 1 1712 09, 6 45 PM 2 06, 3 44 4 33; 5 30 5 401 A m 9 fin 1 45 9 M 334 2 291017L3? 4 2 5 3 25:11201 am a -5 4 30 3 3511407 10 Areola " Colli in hiaCy " L-irwili " Pierre ton. ... " Enl.j Lake." Wursii w ' Etna Green. " Ilourbon " In wood. " Plymouth... " UroYortown " Hamlet " D.ivis Hnnna Wsmatah Valparaiso.. " Wheeler " Hobart I,lveriKol ... ' Clarke " Chicago ...nr. I .... 1165, 7 251554 4 59 4 C3 12 15 7 42 6 12 12 ?5 7 58 6 25 12 46 8 C5 6 33 1257 f8 14 f 6 43 5 31 4 42, 1 C3 8 20 6 51 Z X 1 24 8 36J7 06 1 31 8 43 7 12 ... fl 41! 8 521720 3 to 3 8 6 06 5 20 1 55' 9 C5 7 33 3 r 2 13 9 24, I 2 20! 9 31' ;2 31 ("3 41 2 4119 4rJ 49 b 6 12; 2 51 1U 00, AM 7 21 6 30 3101O18! 8 28 17 20 s 3 27 10 30l 7 35, - 7 43 r - 8 07 8 21 5 3 34 10 33 3 33l0f43 1 3 51 10i"55 9 00 8 C 4 55.12 IS 9 55 9 4&,T HM i AM I'M I I'M I'M A M AM - ao I I. so 3S "i'M TT r o i- I i"wl,nt,u" AM I'M I'M I AM Chicago ...lv t7 303 00 Ml 30111 30 15 40 2 45' i 5 . iHIK " ,H :A 'VAlhVl .Y 'KM Liverpool. .. " lL.bart " Wheeler " V'alxraii . " Wanatah .... " I (anna " Davis Hamlet " ' ii ovel luV!l " Plymouth... " !nwx,(1 44 ;:urbon 44 I't na ' ireen.. " War;! v . 44 Lak-.. " 'iercftoii .... " Larwill C'himbla Cy4 Airola " 8 45 i 1 10 1 04 J 6 L5 8 51 9 01 116 1 2 7 01 fl 23! 1 32 f7 10 Z 9 15 4 32 1 35 1 50. 7 211 4 Hi S 9 37 2 00 I'M 746, - 9 4 f 9 5S 10 C9 757 3 CG; 81V 822 840 50; 8 55 5 It to -p z 1017 10 38 5 2 53; ' mm 10 65i . 2 Ill C5 . 3 27 9 G2 5 1 U 12 . 9 C8 5 29 U :-0i 6 26 3 53 9 22 5 3hI ll!3ii 11 43i 11 1 9 23 f 5 451 4121 I rr. c 939 554 1? 9 48 60 U 15 7 C2 4 401 9 53 613 Z,U 31 P icns 6 35 I - tO f.;l' HP. c 00 1U0D 0 Du 1 in 7 50 5 401 2 13 8 43 6 46 I'll 1 AM Van Wert I 4 - 3 Lima " iiueyrns "re.tliti ar 31V 9 31 7 45 5191154 9E5, p 5 5011 50 10 25 ST MHiisiifhl .. lv.i R 4012 20 11(0: ' 8f 1 221218 ? 9 03 2 07 1 T5 sr 9 21 2 26 1 23 Massillon "aii'oii v Hi. tu .. ar.13G'J 3 05 2 CO i(b-h.itrJ 1 15 550, 5 10, c AM I AM I I'M j si:rn woon, e. a.fohi), Ca r 1 Minag'r, General Tasscngfr ijcut 5 n 95. TT IM TT sur k-; I r, I'ENS'A. Kr tlm cards ratesi f f ire, throusrh tickets, basaiio eh- cl;s, and further in'ormation retarding tie? running of trains, apply t any Agent of tlio IVansylviinia Lines, VAMIA1.1A LINK T!ME 7ABLC, 111 Klfeet .Iiuse lo. l-'s". Tiahss leave riyiuoutli ni: ti:k N.ii;nr. No. r.j. V.x S:!ii....1'.':H p. !ii. I..r St. .Ioei-h. Haiiv "i:H p. in. " :A. . Siili....M:lis jt. i-i. r.s. r.. Sim 7::4 a. m. r,. Sun. Only .. S:.4 a. in. ni: Tin: soi 111. Xo.r.i. V.x. Sun a. in. for Terre Haute ä;?, Sun V: :.". p. in. .". Haily 1:47 p. in. .". Kx. Sun 7-.J7 p. in. " Loan-port. " W. Sun. Only.. ;i;u. j. m. Cor comp! te Time Card, trhii: all trains and stations, and lr fail information as to rates, through -ars. et'., address F. II. HALF. Acetit. 1 liiiiouth. Ind. Or A. FOIM, General l'ass rjrer A-eiit. St. Louis, Mo. LAKH i:i!IH AM AV EsTl'K V. -(i;ill r.ol TKAINS. 12:fl p. in. Dally except Sunday. G:'J7 p. m. SOI TM I'.ol Np TKAINS. t':4s a. 111. Daily except Sunday. 12:03 p. in. Local, daily except Sunday. 5: t p. 111. Daily except Sunday. C. II. I III Ml F.S. A sent. Plymouth, lnd. GEORGE F. STEEL, HOUSE PAINTER draining, Taper Hanging, Coach Tainting, Etc. P. 0. Box 27, WAlkerton, Indiana, llesidencc, 4 miles east of Walkerton.

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and since our Boss lias ventured to cross the water we have concluded to venture out a little ourselves, hut our venture is different from his. AVhile he is gone we haw concluded to, it possible, to close out as nearly as possible all the summer goods that are left, consequently we quote you some extremely low prices for the next two weeks. Please note the following: Duck Suitings, worth 12k', 10Je; Hattists, worth 10c, Sie; Black stripped and Plaid Organdies, worth 15 and 2oc, at 10 and 15c: Colored Figured Sati nes, worth 12' c, at 10c. A ease of Indigo Blue Prints, worth 5c, at 'Uc. Toweling, worth 5c, at 3c. All the very best prints, Blue, Black and AVhire, Bed and Fancies, others are selling at (' and Tc, we ell at 5c. American Shirting Prints at 4c. Umbrellas all prices, and in fact any and everything in the store at prices that are not met by any of our competitors. We are even closing out carpet sweepers worth 82 50 and 3.50, at 1.50 and 2.50. Come in and save your money by availing yourselves of this grand closing sale for the next two weeks. Respectfully, the Clerks at

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v-v;V?.S For sale on a guarantee by Do You Want a Home? If so, look at these line building lots in Maxcy's Sub-Division, in Cabbell's addition to Plymouth. These lots are 132x51, with natural drainage. These lots can be purchased for cash, or on the installment plan. For full particulars and any information desired, call on J. W. MAXEY.

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