Marshall County Independent, Volume 1, Number 39, Plymouth, Marshall County, 19 July 1895 — Page 4

chaiui! ui'.h Ce i.. .".if ::'g :: l:i;ences , of time. Twenty iiiinu!4-s is i. e: sidered al out a proper ii:::e i,;- tlu preacher 1 occupy with his everu .g sermtm. In fart, it is tacitly umI-t-Ur Utwten :i: ;iiis. t i s a::d ll.ei:- c ..- grega!i;!;s t !ia1 the sr'n-i;-- siiail r.

CCl?c3nbcpenbcnt PLYMOUTH Wednesday, August 7. II;:. I: 1 t il'rc - : 'tu. 1 7- .VI 0 D L I. 'Ji Gr, . A. ". m y. '. ' i .'i' A !. r-MITH. kji.H'U-. I'..THE WORLD'S LARGEST. GRANDEST, BEST AMUSEMENT t ttST.T0TJOr. i 1 el !'i:Lr, and S' v-!l i-this u i I -r . -UiJ. .Ll? -1.0 3. 1j vi v oJii-u 1.. 1: i sto l f !; ;t it" the shfj-!iT ! .!' I I the t wen-y minutes tiurk wi'l; a; i::tv- '"' I ing finished his sermon, lie is Kkc'.y ; 1 ofiVr an apology to !iis il '.. :: A W.: I ;'! .;.. J aj er U.inks that 1 I 1 rnf.tdintr to the t-ml. Tiiu- i fluKiigiavd v:i! :!e. uU- ilu a; .uest:.-n ;minis!trv adjuring üsvk t.. V.a -hSt? A f Po r? te! Tht w i- . '. ''- 5ti"-- i mauds of m cim soc.etv. HC

mg t iur . - - 11 " -: i Mr. Iii. a ink onei jiai'.i tlut ur y A I;m-.t:j fr-m Indianapolis !- . is ' u ti it s agai:.-t :! the Chicago Record, give West I luden. Y;ctions 0f men." Tins is the exp-!

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at Kingston, N. V , seems to be one of the latest organizitions to menace the the peace and goi I will of society. i Fouty years is a long time to dream one dream. Most people would either see some hope of realization or give up the dream for some practical occupation. Tu kk k st i s to be an epidemic of failures am jt large retail business houses in C!i .-i.'o. They are attributable to speciiv and not to general causes. At tiik Denver, Colo., educational co;ive:it ion, Joseph Swan, president of the University of this State, was elected secretary of the department on Iliirher IMueation.

conscience dictate.

l'i:oiriA, 111., is now threatened with one of the most severe droughts in its history. The whisky trust and the l'e aria water works are both in the hands of United States receivers.

Kansas is one of the remarkable states of this country. She generally gets all the rain or not any. Just now people in Kansass are lleeing for their lives to escape death in the floods.

Tjikkk is no blotting out the fact that the debate on finance, now on in Chicago, will create more interest throughout the whole world than any other event of the same character that has ever taken place.

Now that a revival in commercial and industrial circles is at hand, with an accompanying increase in the wages of labor and a greater output of manufactured pn d ic.s, it seems probable that it is to be strengthened and helped along by the changed attitude of China toward the United States. The attitude of this country, toward China during the Chinese-Japanes war has had a tendency to soften the animosities of the Oriental nation toward America, and the most friendly feeling is said to exist. Every encouragement is now being offered to American capital and enterprise for investment in China. (Ireat systems of railroads are to be planned and developed. We are the m st skilled and practical railroad buildeis in the world, and our methods are more adaptable to the conditions to be met in China than those of any other nation. The building of railways in China by American workmen, with American material, will open up a new trade between America and China, which neither lUissia nor England will be able to reach. This will call for still greater products of our factories and soil, and promises to add materially to our now returning prosperity.

Tiik functions of electricity are multiplying day by day. It is now being used for suburban and short line service on a number of railroads, where it has amply proven its value for such service. It is now about to be adopted as motive power for suburban trains on the Illinois Central.

Some of the aldermen of Chicago and La Salle, 111., seem to be pretty bad men Two Chicago aldermen were indicted by a special grand jury but a day or ago for soliciting bribes. It now develops that an alderman of La Salle, in company with a gang of thugs has been collecting boodle in true highway robbery style.

Tiik true political doctrine for any patriotic man to entertain is that the welfare of the country is paramount to any party. The great difficulty with most of us is that the welfare of the party is of more importance than the country. There are many men who are actuated by the principle that the advancement of the leaders of either party is of more importance than either country or party.

A nkw bug has appeared in Illinois which has alarmed farmers not a little. It has attacked the timothy meadows in tin vicinity of Louisville and is said to resemble in shape a Colorado potato bug. Sample bugs have been sent to the state entomologist, oT Illinois, for his inspection. It now remains for him to classify the new insect pest and discover a germ with which to inoculate and destrov it.

GEORGE F. STEEL, HOUSE PAINTER draining, Paper Hanging, Coach 1'aiiiting, Etc. P. 0. Box 27, Walkerton, Indiana, liesidence, 1 miles east of Walkerton.

TIk takln; lovii of rhv brick walls will make no i'iid of dust and dirt, and will lU'cessitak' removing our

entire stock to new quarters.

Hut rather than W burdened with this two-fold moving we have decided to seil everything at factury

prices actual cost and even less than cost. Do not

thinkthis is a money making scheme an effort to de-

eeive the public. If ever an opportunity was given of exchanging dollar for dollars this certainly will be the opportunity. Bear well in mind we will sell everything at cost and below cost. This extraordinary sale will begin Saturday, July 20, 1895. and will continue 20 days. Hut remember every purchase must be paid for in cash. This favor wre are compelled to ask.

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Great N ew Ethnological Congress OF STHANCE AND SAVAGE PEOPLE. With their families, huts, tents, weapons, implements, utensils and musical instruments. All Religions Represented Cannibals, Pagans, Idolaters, Uuddhists, Vishnus, Mohammedans, Confucians, Heathen, Christians, Sun and Fire Worshipers. TRILBY OX HORSEBACK. Only Lady Clown. Only Lady Ringmaster.

Grand Weiter Carnival.

Champion Log Rolling, Fancy Swimming and Thrilling

Jlign I Jives trom tue itooi into o teet or ater.

JOHANNA, the only living Giantess Gorilla incaptivity in the world.

Grand and Magnifcent EQUESTRIAN TOURNAMENT With High and Long Distance Jumping Horses, Equestrian May-pole Dances,

I-ox Hunters meet and REAL COSSACK ENCAHPMENT, llesides all the marvelous ieaturesot' the Circus, Hippodrome, Menageries Mid way Horse Fair, Elevated Stages, Museums and Aviary

3 Circus Companies 2 H cards of Elephants, 5 advertising Cars, 2 Manageries, 126 Advance Agents.

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JOHN S. BENDER, Attorney at Law, PLYMOUTH, IND. OITice over Slmpmakrr'.s Kestanrant. Will proiiiptlyjitteml to alt business Intrusted to him in the line of his profession.

JOHN HANSEN, TEACHER OF MUSIC, TERMS ON APPLICATION, GENTER SI BEET. PLYMOUTH, IND.

JAS. K. HOUGHTON, Prosecuting Attorney Collections, Depositions and Civil Business Attended to Promptly. H. B. REEVES, Justice of the Peace OVKK NISSDAUM & MAYKU. PLYMOUTH, IND. ColUttions promptly ami ran-full attemleil to. Insurant! Airt'iit.

It i ii-it the earnest convictions of a few members of a party upon any question that necessarily constitute the party policy upon that question. There are plenty of democrats who are gold bugs, but that docs not make the Democratic party a gold party, any more than does IJuck Ileinrichson make the party a free coinage party. There are democrats who are protectionists, and there are republicans who are free coinage advocates, but they do not commit their party on either issue.

Notice Of Street Iuiiirovomcnt. NOT I CK IS IIKKKHY OIVKN that at a rctrular nicctiiiK f th Common Council of the City of Plymouth, Imliana. held at their Council Cham! T on the 'J Ith day of June. ls..", aitl Council atloptetl a resolution that 11 was necessary to make street improvements as follows; lW'-ziiiTiTii-r on I,a 1'orto Street at the West line of Center street ami from thence on La Porte street to the West lint ef Miclii:n Stree t; au l lx-jniniiiifi on .Mli'li'.jj.nii Street at the North tinloi thc iron Uriile across Yei'ow Kiv r (liein: at a point tliiitv four iM) feet South ,-t' the South line of La Porte Street i ami from thenee on Michigan Street to the North line of Washington strcet-ly pavimrthe roadway with hrick ami the jutiers with eolllesti'iie. acconlin; to plans ami specifications prepared ly the City Ci it In.ninecr and now on li!e w iih'the City'Clerk. And notice is hereliy further jriven that any objection to said proposed improvements may Ix tiled w ith Ihe Clerk of said City to he laid lx fore the Council at the time herein-after stated, or may !e made in writing to the Council at its regular meetiii'; to In held at the Council Chamherin said City at 7;:jti P, .M. on the jrzwl day of .lulv. ls;Ci. Witness my liaml this 'jr.th tlay of June, ls;i5. W ILL K. LLONAPO. .Ir. Clerk of the City of Plymouth.

Many of the old-school preachers believed that the longer the sermon, th better the result. "And lastly, brethren," usually came about forty minutes after the beginning, and the "lastly" part of the sermon usually spun itself out to a quarter of an hour or twenty minutes. It made little difference to the man in the pulpit how the heads of his congregation nodded and an occasional snore did not break the thread of his discourse But these things have

Call Cor lruiN.al4 For l'avinj-. NOT I C I : I S 1 1 K 1 K I i Y ; 1 V 1 1 N t ha t sea led I dl 1 s w ill he received hy the Common Council of the City of Plymouth. Imliana. up to 7:: P. M. of the .I'mlday of July, is-jfi, for theconstruction of street improvements in said City declared for as follows:

I'euiniiin on La Porte Street at the West line of Center Street ami from thence on I .a

Porto Street to the West line of Mlchljran

Street and heKinnin ou Michigan Street at the North end of tho Iron JSride across Yellow Piver (behiir at a iMiint thirty four (31) feet South of the South line of la Porte Street) ami from thence on Michigan Street to the North line of Washington Street Iy paving the roadways w ith brick ami the

gutters witn cobblestone, in aeninlance with

the plans and sH-cineatioiis furnished by the

i uy civil i-ngineer ami now on nie in llieoliice

of the cy tlerk.

Proposals may he delivered to me or left at my otiice, or i rod need before the Common

Council at their regular meeting at the time

a i tore siaieu. The Council reserve the rlghl to reject any ami all bids.

Hids must be accompanied by a ltcal bond

oi une iiuntireti ixxiars.

Signed, sealetl and dated at Plymouth, Imli

ana, on mis -in oay or .Mine, ls'.c. WILL K. LKONAlil), Jr Clerk ef the City of l'lymouth.

The celebrated Coach Horse, will be kept for this

season at Porter's livery and feed barn. For further

particulars call and see either M. Allman, or Sylvester

Lovell,

THE MOST RELIABLE SMOKE,

State Sei Ogar, 5 cts.

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C. W. CHAPMAN, - WARSAW, IND.

KK) Circus Performers, 50 Aerialists, 40 Petite Ponies, 20 Clowns. 20 Desperate Paces, 100 Cages and Chariots, Full Military Band.

Steel-barred Animal Arena, Olympia 1 Iippodrome, World's Fair Wonders, 400 Splendid Horses, 2 Droves of Camels, 2 Elevated Stages.

100 Amusing Circus Acts, 50 Male and Female Jockeys 100 Trained Animals, 20 Animal Clowns, 12 Acts at one time, 20 Gorgeous Floats, 12 Champion Equestrians

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Actually 24 Elephants

Goods Mil Be Beo

NOTICE.

Prices Thai Conl Be Downed! : 1

For thirty days

and courteous treatment to all is what is making my trade increase every day. 100 cents is one dollar to me, no matter who brought it in, man, woman or child. Every body treated alike. Come and -be convinced that these are facts. Yours to please, Geo. Vinall.

will sell A No. 1 Flour, Guaranteed, made from 50c wheat instead of 90c, which will be a great saving to consumers, and all

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Call soon and save your money. Also Best Mowing Machine Oil on Earth at Low Price.

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Unrivaied Trained Animal Exhibition. Whole Trouie of WiM lloasls and Domestic Animals jiri riuinin at one time in A Spaciour Steel-barred Animal Arena. Performing Cats, Dogs, Cigs, Oeese, Sheej, (Joats, Storks, Cigeons, Lions, Tigers, Hyenas, Panthers, Hears, Wolves, Leopanls, i:ieiliants. Camels, Zebras, Deer and hundreds of others. Hairless Mare, Colossal Ox IS1 4 hands high, Dwarf Cattle 8 hands high, Hull with 11 eyes, :$ nostrils and li horns, Diminutive Zebu 7 hands high. Two performances daily, at 2 and 8 p. m. Doors open an hour earlier Admission to alt, SO Cents. Children Under 9 Years Half Price. Reserved Seats at regular price, and admission tickets at usual slight advance at The Peoples' Drug Store, LaPorte Street. New Million Dollar Free Street Parade, Representing the Bulers of the World,. Military Uniforms of all Nations, Arabian Nights1 Tales and Nursery Rhymes, at 0 a. m. on day of Show. Cheap Excursion Rates from all Points. Will Exhibit at Valüaraiso, August 6th.