Marshall County Independent, Volume 1, Number 44, Plymouth, Marshall County, 22 August 1895 — Page 5

BOURBON AND VICINITY.

Jhnirbon, Au. 10th. Mrs. Isaac riant is rei'orteil as being very sick to-day. Triblry JJros. exjx tt to lit.ish their inventory to-day. Miss Lanne. of Ktna (Ireen, is visiting with t'ruMids here a few days. Our base ball club is at Warsaw today crossing bats with that nine. ('has. 15. Deardorff is over to Wanatah to-day buying timber for V'. .1. Acker. Miss Mat tie Frush and brotlier Levert, left for their home at Wakarusa, ast even'r tleorgt Stockman, our well known thresher, reports a new ri rl at his home since last night. Mrs. Lizzie Poorman was taken very suddenly ill last evening about :'.') but is somewhat better to-day. Miss Dora Deveny will entertain a party of her friends tins evening at her home on LaSalle street. Day S: Calvin dissolved partnership this morning in their butter and egg business, Mr. Day buying the business. Mr. John F. Parks, an old former resilient of this city, but now living in Atwood, was with us a few hours today. West Ileldon, of Plymouth, came over to Uourbon this morning on his wheel. Everybody always seems glad to see West. Miss Minnie Wilber left to-day at 11 o'clock a. in., for Columbia City, where she goes to teach in the public schools the coming term. Mr. John Curran, of Columbia City, is visiting for a couple of days with his sisters, Mrs. Dr. C. Matchette and Miss (iussie Curran. Miss Nettie King and (Jene (I raber return to their home at IJochester to morrow, after a week's sojourn among JJourbon friends. Miss Lucy Towns returned home from Valparaiso to-day, where she had been in attendance at the commencement exercises of the Normal school. The new cement side walk around the U. 1J. church parsonage should only be a start for the property owners, and people whose sidewalks are in a demented condition should investigate this walk and follow suit. An old farmer, name unknown to us4 got on No. 7 and got off two miles out of town. If he would read the lxir.ikxiu:nt lie would become better posted. Price 1.50 per year for the weekly and only to cents a week for the daily. Saturday, August 17, lV.r. This is a very quiet day for Sat unlay trading. Philip KrolT returned home last even ing for a few days. Flint Uockhill of Plymouth was in town a few hours to-day. Miss Amy ami Leuna Thomas returned from a trip to Chicago this noon. Will Lawrence returned home to-day after a tew days outing at Pierceton and Warsaw. A wheelman passed through town this a. in. on his way from Indianapolis to Chicago. Miss Mary Orr is at home again after a two weeks visit with relatives at Pierceton. The rallling fever has struck I ourhon hard. Kverybody seems to have something to rallle. Itichard Matchette is reported as being able to get about the house a very little by the aid of crutches. The Daily Inukpexdkxt delivered at your house every evening, after six o'clock for 10 cents per week. A brother of K. ;. Dolson's is expected Monday to view the city and country for a few days. Miss Jessie McAlpine returned home from Pierceton this afternoon, where she has been visiting witn relatives. Tho result of yesterday's ball game at Warsaw was a score of 2. to 1, in favor of Warsaw. There will be areturn game next Monday at the Uourbon fair ground. Our city is now talking quite seriously of putting in a system of water works and electric lights. It only remains to be decided as to the kind of a system wanted, and if a few of our weak-eyed people are willing for them. A large delegation of W. C.T.I :s. were over to Argos yesterday afternoon in the interest of the Women's Suffrage Association. During the day an association for Marshall county was organized by Mrs. Helen Cougar of Terre Haute. James liiggs and wife, Miss Lizzie Jden, John Thomas, Isaac 1 loose ami several others expect to take in the excursion to Niagara Falls next Monday, over the Nickle Plate, returning by the way of Toronto, Canada, and Cleveland Ohio. One of our farmer friends was beard to remark that he wished it would rain. He should pay up his delinquency to his home papers and subscribe for the Jxdkpkxdknt, 81,50 per year. Daily, JO cents per week, and the Lord will bless him with copious showers. There are a couple of hustling property owners living on tho west side of Main street, who are trying to secure

tin? laying of cement walks the full length of the street m their side. One man offers to pay for his walk and give a bonus of s7.".oo. The other pays for two lots and a bonus of .:".( k. This offer surely ought to he liberal enough t,; secure the interest of the other property owners. There was a young man in the i,t it li part of our town that had a quite thrilling experience last night with three large, vicious cats. They softly stole in at the ooen window of his chamber about midnight and after selecting their corners, the light was on, but was soon brought to a close bv tho voting man very quickly tossing them out of the window with the assistance of a chair. No bodily injury was done the

young man, but his nerves were verv ! much affected Monday, August 1M5. MK'IITV XTi. The W. C. T. I '. will meet Tuesday evening with Mrs .leo Tucker. The V. P. S. C. i:. will meet Tuesday evening at the Presbyterian Church parlors. All members are requested to be j) resent. The Methodist Sunday School vvjii picnic Wednesday at Tippecanoe llivor. Kverybody invited to attend. Will leave the church at '. a. m. (;i.ni:i:. i. m:v-. Mrs. John l!ater is verv dangerouslv ill. James Plant went to Plymouth this afternoon. John Parks of Plymouth was in town a few hours to-day. Clarence Tyrrell returned home from Montpelier Saturday night. Jack Kirk of Plymouth ishelpingour home ball club out this atternoon. Frank Firestone of Danville. 111., was at home with his family yesterday. Messrs Will Keller and Will Lawrence were over to Nanpanee yester day. Frank F. Acker and John Fcker returned home from (Irass Creek Saturday night. llert (Iran t started for Le Porte this morning where he expects to work in the bicycle works. Several carriage loads of people drove over to Atwood yesterday to attend the colored camp meeting. Quite a large crowd was on the bal grounds when the game was called at this afternoon. Mrs. Lou returned home to Chicago to-day after a two weeks visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. F. Mendenhall. Little d'eorge Monpr, who has been visiting with Ids grandmother for a few days, starts for his home m Chicago to-day. Mr. Martin, nie of the teacVrs of the Plymouth schools, with his wife, were visiting yesterday with Mr. Martin's brother. Miss Fdith Horton of KIk Point South Dakota, and Frank Horton of New Decater, Ala., are visiting with the family of Dr. Johnston. James Carter, wife and daughter Mabel, of I lochest er, were visiting yesterday with Mrs. Carter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dr. T. T. Linn. The people of Uourbon can have the Ixii:ri:M)i:NT deliveied at their homes every evening after t o'clock, thus receiving all the news of the day. Few Singer had a va'uable horse to die yesterday morning. Its death was caused by Irinking too much cold water after being overheated. (Jeorge Feldman, attomey-at-law of South Uend. was in our city to-day on business. Yesterday he was attending a family re-union at his father's about seven miles north of here. He reports a large 'trowd of Feldmans as being present. Harry Perkins has a pony that persists in running away. He succeeded this forenoon in getting away from Harry and ran west on Main street where he fell in turning the corner, and was captured before getting any further. Warsaw's base ball team arrived on No. I, today, and reti-ed to the grounds for practice, (iame was called promptly at 2:.'JO. (lillispie of Plymouth and Watchter comprise the home battery, with Hippie and Middleton for Warsaw. While Miss Ilona Davis was driving north past tho I'. U. Church yesterday afternoon, her horse became frightened bv the Happing of canvas, which was left as a covering for the cement walk, and started to run, but Miss Hona quickly pulled him to the west side of the street, running him into the fence with but little damage to horse or buggy, but Miss Hona was very much excited over it all. Permission has been granted to shoot blackbirds in tho vicinity of the Catholic Chinch, where they have formed the habit of roosting in the shade trees at night until they have become a nuisance. Last night four men poured cold lead into the tree tops until Kx) birds fell to the ground below. It is thought this kind of treatment will soon abate the nuisance, and these four men will have tho eternal thanks of the neighborhood, and at tho samo time look at tho fun they are having.

ARGOS AND VICINITY. Friday, August 1'. The excursionists report a hot day for pleasure. Mrs. Plain, of Plymouth, is visiting Mr Dr. (lould. Win. Itankin, ot Plymouth, was in town this morning. Mr. Yariek is trying his lack at Twin Lakes fishing to-day. Mrs. Anna Shoemaker, of Plymouth, is visiting Mrs. (labbert. Miss Anna Johnson returned home from Chicago yesterday. For all kinds of job work in printing call on C. F. Flagg and get prices. The Iniu'kxiikxt's collection day is to-morrow. Have your bc ready. (Juitea number of people attended the exercises at the M. F. Church last evening. Porn To Mrs. Jean Ueneuick.a boy. the 11th. Dr. Oyler reports mother and child as doing nicely. Mr. F. 1. San ford, passenger agent of the Wisconsin Central, has contracted for the transportation of the threshing machine people.

Saturday, August 17, 1V.C. This is collection day. Trustee (lonion is in town to-day. Preaching to-morrow morning and evening. L. . M:trtin was in Pivmouth vesterday on business. Dr. Could went to Knox last evening on business. Miss Hertha ( labbert left for Plymouth yesterday. Mrs. Calhoun and daughter left for Valparaiso last evening. Mrs. John eiders of Plymouth is visiting her husband's parents. Mrs. Ilankin of Plymouth visited in this place yesterday with friends. Twenty-two people left yesterday noon with the threshing machine. Mrs. Henry Hess and children left for her home at Chicago yesterday evening. Night Operator Thompson, at the Nickle Plate depot, was relieved of his position yesterday. Miss Daisy Howell of Plymouth, is visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Kershaw, for a few days. Ask Kd Losier if he ever saw a dead-man-drunk. He will tell you the best story you ever heard. Mrs. Chas. Hughes, who has been visiting her parents for several days returned to her home at Plymouth last evening. Yesterday a telegram was received by Hugh Pickerel stating that his brother, James Pickerel of Fredericksburg, Texas, was dead. Sad news, indeed. Monday. August 111, 1SC. Mr. Lowery went to Walnut this morning. Dr. Dutt went to Walnut to-day on business. Fxcursion to Niagara Falls via. the Nickle Plate to-day. Several strangers in town this morning names not known. J. C. Cordon and son Harry went to LaPorte this morning. Several people changed cars for the Niagara Falls excursion this morning. Lewis Swearingen and wife of Plymouth visited with parents in this piaee yesterday. ('has. Davis is preparing to start a restaurant on West Michigan street in the Hull building. Jim llavis went to Kokomothis morning-thence to (Ireentown. He will be gone several days. Oratorical contest Thursday evening, August LK., at the M. F. Church. Admission, adults l.'e. and children 10c. The lecture at the Christian Church iast evening delivered by V. I. Kirk, was well attended, there being between 1150 and .(J0 people present. Jacob Huffman left for Philadelphia this morning. The route will be via. L. L A: W. liy. to Indianapolis and thence to Cincinnati and Washington and several other points of interest He will return in a few days. La Paz. Li; Paz, Aug. 15, IStfi. James Sherland, who lives about l'j miles southeast of La Paz, in some way fell against his cider mill and got his hand very badly lacerated, about lo a. m. He come totown and had it dressed by Dr. Iloltzendorff. On last Tuesday about 1 p. m. the saw mill and tile factory of Adam Longaker about two miles north of La Paz burnt to the ground. Loss about Messrs. Stilson and Albeit now make cider every Tuesday and Thursday on (Juleon Logan's cider mill. They now have a good power. David Martin, living fourmiles northeast of this city on the Uremen road, lias one of the first make, No. 10 ( Hiver Plows. He has had it twenty years and has plowed over 'J,x0 acres of ground with it, and mould board, standard, and handles arogood yet.

GÜORGE F. STEEL. HOUSE PAINTER

draining. Paper Hangup, Coach Painting, Ft e. P. 0. Pox 27, Waikerton. Indicia, Residence. J mile:: east of Walkerton. 1 Of glittering gold ii: the months of the people 1- !a,.id! gmng a tothe more modern and e.-rtalnlv more lnr:m:;;ous , , , , ' ' aild dlirab. e ' Pl-7'.Wn fm:i 0 ri ft -I -1 Wrt 1)K DURI-rS Newly j-atenletl System of applying this work is a revelation to a!I who th--sire their tt e(h preserved and restored to their natural whitt i.ess. Call at Hie Alodel Dental Parlors, ! 'I.VMOL'T! I. The (1i:m Cn;.i: Sroni: has the latest fad in Cigars crated in Glass Jars! ach jar mtains twent-live lirst-f lass cigars which we retail !! st.co a jar and will keep fresh as Jong as there is a cigar left in the jar, "Wouldn't That dar Your" Zimi & "Young, rnopiMirroK Airs. R. K. Lord lijis opened her sunnucr Ixiai'din; house, Cottage Grove Place, at IjAKK Maxkxkuckee, for the season, with the finest aeeoniinod.it ions on the hike. The house is situated buck from the lake a short distance on a hill in a throve, and is surrounded by fountains, HAMMOCKS, SWINGS, kustic benches, and all the rest of the things that t'o to make up an ideal summer home. lr.f Ihn Hnu nr Ufnnl Ol ßf ml o ii Rates, Si.oo Per Da v. WWI. O'KEEFE, a nrn u n n n Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Sash, Doors and Jilinds, Flooring, Patent Lath, Fence Posts and Fence Lath. Door Qid Hi Frames o Specially. PROF. BURK'S DISINFECTANT AND NON-POISONOUS VERMIN EXTERMINATOR AND DISINFECTING POWDER. Sure shot Cor Hats, Mice, Cot-ki-oiiclu's, J'.l-ll llllti'S, Moths and Had Smells. For sale hy Geo. Vinall.

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Minloiirist pcl.et-. a low rate . ia a!-o !e in elect be pressed upon the coVernm" nt. 1 a-'S-f'T ruuii.1 trip tickets p,.Mi hit. ,-a ,las t. ,., ,,hat( wa;. Inin.,(I ,.x(, nviv,ivin Canada aia-ntsnt tin- I eimsiania h.aes wi:i tiiinisn ... ., . . , them. . -.lid they may I otain--.! 1 loin a-.-nis (. untl1 reeently. Th- pr;nep.'il nam s c.uimvting I'nes. The Ass.-ml.U I epai tinent i were in Ottawa cmitv. an-1 tlv output T;"n 'lu- :,"!! ""Vt'l'""- i,;,:r ''"V"- 1 averaged from 2 1 to nr,.o,.:) t..n. The w inch time pioiuaieiit speakers w m "liscnss lie i topi.-s. iHirii'g AuuiM there w hit liicinii.nal j mff.n-r grades w. ro sliipr-ed to lair p' work iimler po st. ,l,,hi; .M. Couiier. of bake j and th.e lower f.um! a marie t in the S To."'--. Veril'rs1 !i"Vale; h'nit0,1 ' time 1. 1 trains. ( ic. apply to nearest Vin.s- j the openintr nf nev.' mines, ar.d ci:;se!erAaiiia Line Tü ki t Am nl. or :ni.ir. ss p. Ä ! able of a boom took plaee. Tin i-wite-A.i.a.riuimupr1 culminated i to formation ,.f aiioiMoncerning tin-res,. it shoai. i ! . mhiressed the fb neral IMiosphato Ci?ri'or.'ti..p. to Secretary I'. S. Sett. Kaule bake. Ind. Limited, with a capital of i l.'.e i.e.n. .. 1 and 2.e.f acres were acini red in

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Tho Almost Unknown Kogion South of J!nI(m 15:iy. The immonso stn-tch of country ex tending' from the h -dght of land at I tho head waters of th- Ottawa to James' Jiay is at last to i-e expire..:. Jr. Konert ! l:cll of tho (Pc-ologieal Survev will leave in a few day?, ami viM l.o awny nil summer, says a Qucl.ioc ? cial. X s;rvcy lias over l'oen made of t1.:s .imtry, vast as it is. tli' ii't1i valuao! ; ! rations wc-rr tnaJ.- la- t yi-ar in nra -h higher latitutlos in tho intofior ü I. e-a-r. The country i known only to tie- Intlir.r.s an l to th-" l-'iviT-h-Canri.'.atu trappers for tho lim!.-- -n J'.ay e .mpary. v.ii obtain from n t;f,.at w-.-alth i. Its. Apart froin those v,- r sour-.v s i.f tl. country are or.tir ly v,:;!vr,nvn, s ihn inter' stin diso .voi i-may 1 ..--U. for n Dr. II-.-lI's r. turn ra xt aututr.n. Somo years airj J 'r. .--: ?im tr-i sixty mil. s ov.-r th - height :' lan.l ji; tltis country, a.n l t!: r-' he f ara-l ;i river Which he lias r-'i :i t'" heii- vo is tributary f f a l-i or. - llv.i '-r int Jani'-s' l.ay. Jh; .- s not. th -. anticipate that 1; will -xper;..;-. mu.--h ditlleulty in f.ireinr his way i-v. riaml Vy diffen nt waterways t Jam- -- I'.ay. A '( 1 . i it pifkrr. Somo irap")rta:it ndvnnt.-ur. s ir claimo-l for a newly-h-v;s--l 1 ie. I kv lately broutrlit f Twar !. wli: n-;: -of a light malleah! ir n s'u 11 . r im-. possessing th str- n.:t':; an I dnv.i'.ility essential 1 1 ihU i:r.ps-rtant :" weaving mae-iin- ry. Tr.- 1- dy b. i:u. one ruri I pi- eo .-.f metal, there is n- t-ar-inpT out ! riv; ts ar.u:v:l th ye. or bursting of iho pnrt;,.a v:h: a slidenlon.! tiio spind.les: t!e rawludo Lushin,.; in the ?'e. o c ,inn."'t e n-e ?.--. an 1 i: woais very sl.wly. ;ind. r.n i i:ii:i out. can be renewed at sma'l sr and wit?i slight trouble s-. leo, v.i'h th--cushion. With o i'-h r- placement . .f any bit df rawhide. i:- has a jack- r . p; 1 as new. while und.-r the old m a single de feet n-rv-.it.-iUs the t'n-.wlir; aside t!i" whole pL-k.-r. The a idkioml weight does n it ex.j.-,- l two ounc-s. t small to perceptibly affeet tiie working nf the lo mi; and. in e.rder to s-euro lightness, the eye of the jdek-r is mnJ--1 muidi larger than is reiv.irel, ar.i bri.lgo.1 with a rawhide strip, c pp.r riveted to thp mpt.il. CANADA'S PHOSPHATE MINE3. A CoIIape in ttir luduiry l'aijol hy tho t'omjieJition of i'loricla. The i.he.sjihate mining- interests of Canada are in a state utt- r e-.'dapso at present, and to remedy this state of affairs the Canadian .Mining-ass iation. Which meets in (u.-b. ,-. propi.s.-s to endeavor t induce tho Dominion ami :: -vincial governments to intied';.-.. :,. Pf-neral us.' .,f phosphate fertilizers Canadian farms through the jo-.-noy e" the cxperi'TH ntal farm-, s.tys a Qu.-b-u special. As an illustration e.f the rteu'nation of this branch f minin:'. it may be mentioned that three y.:irs a:r ".'."' men were employed in phosphate miningin Ottawa county alone, while today not tkreo-scr.re men are thus en-g-nged. The c;iu?" -f th collar-se is tho competition In the 1 Znprlisli markets of the phosphates of Algiers and th-- Piul:prnde product of Florida, wbieh can be Wtrked pnd marketed mueh more cheaply. Th mir.ing i.ien point "t that lands in Georgia Iiave nilvanccd in price from J.I to S: an acre through the use r.f fertilizers. Many, in fact most, of Ih. farms of Quebec hav- b- en cxliausted by tie- wasteful and unscientilie farming of the habitants, nnd the necessity of (loing" Pi",m,,ih.:::g' to improve tluir farming method-, ami thus relieve the plmsphate min- r -, will t Ottawa countv at nn outlay of tiVO. High-salaried and inexperienced men were engaged both in London .and ;.t the mines. Then fo!!ovl the I- velopmont of iis;h-prrado pho:pp.ates in l'l i ila an'l the Holling of tho t:urop. an markets therewith caused :i big lir-'p in the prie of Canadian idiospha t Th.mines were comj elle.l to sin prml r reduce operations, and the shipments fell from "iVii.io tons in 1SV.i to r.isai tons in lSOk This year there is praetieally n t!:injr doing-. To Carry Mails on Me.im Triv !. "V. I Jislior, of I'kiah, Cab. reeeiel R telegram recently iinnoiineing tii.it he was the successful bidder for the mail route between I'kiah and IlarrV. Harris is ninety miles n rth. Mr. Mi'.lor's bid of $7.777 was over ?le 1 b -s tlian the other bidders. Mr. Mill, r is disposing1 of all of his other ste.ge lin-s now and will give Ids whole attention to the Ukiah ami Harris route, lie hns placed an order feir two six-horse-pou -er frasoline tricycles, which lie will use instead of horses. Mr. .Viler .ays the tricycles work finely. He -xpeeis t have them here soon. ZMr. Miller's eontract runs for three years. This is the only stage line in the l'nile.1 Stales which will lo run by steam tricycles, and the experiment will be v.atehed with Interest all over the country. They will have room fv pass-amers nnd mail, and will have a speed of front three to twelve miles per hour. The route these machines will be pi m ed on will give them a thorough test, as there is a Krreat deal of mountain io;d to !:;''. rlyis in Iron HuiMm-s. The erection of immense? iron stru-turo-i and tlio onlar, u u cf iron for t;atuoor .-or.si ruction is atttaetine; tho :.xicntion of oninciirs and scientistsbecause f the elect rtlytic etlccts on tho iron. I aints enetallv do r.ot preforvo tho iroa, and pivlahlv tho bos Boatinff h made fi, m u solution of a olialt and vbisu phitlo of carlmn. ir W. Thomit n advises that metal structures : o rrunoetoil by wire- with Vull of z.pw burii.J in nioit. rr th (loto Lake Maxeiikuckce on tlie "andalia Line Kxciirsi.ei Thttrso!ay, A nir. 'Jiiid. Only 1)0 cents for the round trip from Plymouth. Call on ticket aci.t for further information.

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