Marshall County Independent, Volume 4, Number 9, Plymouth, Marshall County, 11 February 1898 — Page 8

LOCAL BREVITIES From Tuesday's Dally. sugar beets it F. A. Forbes. 9d2w Soon be time tor new maple syrup. Austin Millinian is now in Chicago. Splendid time to clean your side walks. Mocha and Java cotiee 20c per pouod at the When. The membe-3 of Hyperion loJge are feeling pretty good today. Corn is coming into market and bringing a good price. Wood and hay are plenty in 1'lymouth at present. 30c Java and Mocha cotiee for 20 cts., at the When. Prosper Mickey and Peter Kruyer went to the country today on business. urand Army held a very interesting secsion last night. Miss Minnie Dew left yesterday foe Jonesboro, Ark., for an extended visit. Don't miss us on Java and Mocha cof fee 91 cents a pound at the When Ed Zumbaugh, the blacksmith, is now woiking in the Novelty factory. Mi6S Hattie Kelley will leae tomor row for a visit with friends iu Camden. Mrs. George D. Marks is slowly improving trom her recent severe illness. Judge ctpro n is holding court in Kochester this weeK. The ground hog will lose bis reputation if this weather continues much longer. Some of the liicycle boys are talking of going to Toledo, Ohio, to work in a Kicycle factory. For a limited time we will sell Jova and Mocha cotiee for 80 cents at the When. F. A. Wheeler the piano tuner of reen villa Uhi.t, was the guest of J. VanYactor Sunday.

Hon. Adam K, Wise and visit friends and relatives wife will iu South Bend the rest of the week . The little child of Mr. and Mrs. Lillybridge is ferj sick with catarrhal fever. The Marshall county Sunday school convention convened promptly at 10 a m. today in the Presbyterian church. Miss Maude Traver, of Hill6da!e Mich., arrived in the city today and is the guest of the Misses Wheeler. lien M. Lauer, who has been the guest of his parents for the past week left yesterday for his home in ( )sage City, Kansas. The large show window in the store of J. C. Kuhn ft Son's clothing store presents a neat and beautiful appearance. Township Trustee McCrory took Frank Vanlue a little boy 11 years old to the orp ians home in Laporte esterday. Geo. Hann business manager of the Evening News will be a candidate for City Clerk before the democratic city convention. He is a gentleman and well known in Plymouth. An old Plymouth citizen was fined and costed y;55 for provoke on another Id time citizen. Tue affair occurred at the First National bank yesterday afternoon. David Uedding, of South Plymouth, is reported as being quite sick. Mr. Ueddings health has not been good for some time. Lung trouble is said to be the cause of his present sickness. Don't forget the free silver dance to be held in the opera house on the night of Feb. 22nd. This promises to be one of the best dances ever held in the town f Plymouth. An old weather prophet said today that there would be no more sleighing this winter in Indiana, after today. He predicted a general thaw aud high water. Triere is to be a mubi.al party and lunch Tuesday evening at J. Van Vactors farm home Many who are inter ested in muttic are invited. Mies Hesie Miles, daughter of Dan Miles, living one mile south of this city is elowly convalesing from an incision of the hip recently. Dr. Johnson, of Plymouth, was the guest of Miss Harriet Edna Perschbacher Saturday. Rochester Daily Republican. A number of visitors from abroad are in attendance today at the Sunday school convention. Every township in the county seemed to be well represented and great interest was taken. F. M. McCrory, trustee of Center township, Marshall county, was in town today and placed in the Orphans' home a child that tad beea left without the care of parents. Lapr rte Herald. An exchaur: states that a frontier politican who visited the White House recently and made use of the telephone for expectorating purposes observed in passing that it was an insult to a free people for the administration to nail the cuspidors to the wall. If ail that is published about the revival meetings now going on in Bourbon be true you can look for the same kind to strike Plymouth. We are of the opinion that the Bourbon liar is only getting in his work on the metropolitan papers,

The Logansport Pharos and Wabash Times inform an anxious public that Hon. W. D. Owen, tne present secretary of state, will attempt to take the Bom nation for congress in ttie eleventh district. This Is Major Steele's -neck o woods'' and he will not surrender it except he is conquered in battle. Hyperion lodge K. of P., installed officers last night for the ensuing term. The session was a lively one, and the following otlicers were installed. Lou Allman, C. C, B. Vangilder, C, Johu Baxter, Prelate, Georgo Kress, Master at Arms, J. D. McCoy, 1. G., Fd E Campbell, O. G , and C s. Price, K. of R. and S. Come to the Sunday school convention at the Presbyterian church Wed nesday evening, if you can get in, and hear the "Mire Nox" quartet sing "O Holy Night." Come in all day Wednesday. Rector Kaymond makes an ad

dress between 10 and 11 a. m. on The, child and the children of the Bible. Hon. H. G. Thayer, of Plymouth j poke to - he students of the college at I chapel exerctnes this morning. His talk ! was brimful of words of eucouragemeat and good cheer Mi. 1 buyer is an able and inspiring speaker and i. heartily welcomed by faculty and students whenever he Vi.it- the school. -Valpa raiso Dailv star. t The entertainment giveu by the ' Lvnc Ladies at tae opera r..;.e was one of the fineat In fact nothing better in the way of an entertainment has been presented to the public m Plymouth. They acquitted themselves w it ti credit and they carry away with thein the very best wishes of those who were present at the opera house last night Hon. II. G. Thayer, of Plymouth. lectured last evening at the If, E. church to an audience that tilled the auditorium and gallery. The story of Laufs journey to Rome, his sorrows, great works and lastly his imprisonment and death, was vividly portrayed by the speaker. The audience was held to the closest attention until past the regular; closing time. The Masonic fraternity and the members of the eastern star attended in a body. Mr. Thayer spoke at chapel exercises at the college this morning. Valparaiso Daily star. Klondike fever is the raging epidemic in the middle western states. It is estimated on an absolutely accurate basis that at least t-0,(XJ0 men in Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Indiana and Michigan are planning to go to the Yukon Heids this spring. The estimate is built upon reports that 2,114 have actually bought tickets and secured ttieir implements and outfits. This company of argonauts is ready to start this week or next, and certainly before the month is up. The eleven-year-old daughter of John Hare, four miles east of North Manchester was criminally assaulted while coming from school by a tramp. He was arrested about two miles from the scene and brought to North Manchester. A crowd of nearly two hundred excited men quickly gathered about the jail and there was much talk of a lynching, lie was hurriedly removed to Wabash for safety and on the way he broke down and confessed his guilt. A negro was also arrested and later another man, who were identified by the girl, who is seriously injured. The following dialogue is said to have taken place in Plymouth this morning: "Why haven't you bee i attending the clubs f "Well" saio the other, "you know 1 am a church member and duriug the revival I feel that 1 must go to church, for you know how the minister goes for clubs, aud 1 do not want him to class me with clubs, but 1 am ust dying to go, a;.d will be glad when the revival closes." "Oh," replied the other lady, "such a deceitful spirit makes me tired, 1 play cards and don't care who knows it, for I do it simply for amusement and enjoy it, and cannot see where I do any harm. Hut I am sure if it i wrong oue time it is anher." Ye-terd ly afternoon when John lteece made his escape from Marshal Meyers, Lred Shoemaker and Sheriff Marshal had just started out for a sleigh ride. Rate was running like a quarter horse and Sheriff Marshall told Fred to let his horse out. Down Garro street they went at a :05 gate. Heece turned south on Water street, and so did Fred, but in making the turn, the sleigh turned over and away went the sheriff and Frad. ,J?an turned four somersaults, but righted in good shape, and soon corralled the lleeing prisoner, whom he found lighting the Marshal. No bones were broken but the race was an exciting one. Fred's overcoat looks something like a last year's birds nest. They had tun enough out of it to pay all damages. The case of W. B. Loom is, the exrecord keeper of the I. lie hart. K. O. T. M, lodge, who was indicted by the grand jury for embezzling 900 was taken up in the circuit court Saturday. Judge Wilson thought he should be arrainged before the term closed. A Deahl represented him and waived a plea at this time. The court was asked to fix the amount of bond to be required of him, should he be able to give appearance bail during vacation. Judge Wilson fixed his bond at $00. Jt is believed by his attorney that his Llkhart friends will come to his rescue and not leave him languishing m jail until the next term of court.

Although there is no boom in the oil Meld near Alexandria the work of drill

ing wel's has not been stopped entirely as is leported. Good paying wells still continue to come in occasionally aud a Dumber of wells that started out as good "oilers" at the opening of the field and afterward gradually dropped until they became, as was generali) supposed, worthless, are Dow being cleaned out and again throwing oil in paying quantities. From W-dneaday'e Daily. Three funerals in Plymouth today. Little Arthur Hoffman is improving. Sugar making season will soon be here. David Redding is reported as Improving slowly. Don't get the "blues" this kind of weather won't last long. Frank Lockwood, of Andrews, is in fne citv today on business. A snarurle is visiting friends and transacting business in Ashley, R , , of Nffie new t.an didate either for city or county office. William Fverly transacted business in Nonn Judson yesterday and today. C. Henkle) of New Castle was elected chairman of the Republican stair central committee yesterday. There are a number cases of catarrh al is-; in Plymouth at present, con lined mostly to children. Mr. aud Mrs. Charles Ramtby of Walkerton are in the city attending the Sunday school convention and visiting friends. Samuel Miller of south Michigan street has been Buffering with heart disease and at present is in a serious condition. Charley Parker who represents Barn- - r - hart Bros, of Chicago is in the city to , day and shaking hands with Ins oi! customers. Yellow river is now clear of ice and fishing is now becoming quite popular sport lor those who know how to land the big fish. The new hose coupling sent to the Plymouth hose company was teste! yesterday and tailed to give satisfaction and will be returned. Deputy ash commissioners are still getting in their work in Northern Indiana. Almost every day arrests for vioiatitig the lish law are reported. Fx-Treasurer William IL Holdem an, of Llkhart county, returned to Goshen Monday. Like the traditional by, he has nothing to say. Bond was fur nished. The people of North Manchester are very angry just now and unless young sloan is strongly guarded he will likely stretch hemp, for assaulting a little school girl. The supper given by the young ladies Ol the Catholic church last night in St. Jos ph's hall was very well patronized The bad weather kept a number of the people away. How about a base ball team in Plymouth next summerV Rochester, Columbia City, Warsaw, and other neighboring towns are getting things lhaped lor the base ball season. Suraliue Wiekey is gradually sinking and he realizes that his stay on this tarth is brief. He is being tenderly cared for by the Maccabees of which order he is a member. Ueo. Roaenbnry is a very sick man today. He is not what some people call dangerously sick but his condition has been such that Dr. Wilson paid close attention to him all day. The St Boniface society will celebrate Washingtons birthday: at St. Joaepbfl hall on the evening of Feb. nd. Hon Charles Kellison will deliver an address. Good music is part of the program. Bob Fit3immous is trying to make a date to show himself to the good people of Laporte. Should he make the date in that city a number of his Flymouth admirers will go up to mea&ure the gentleman. C. S. Primrose and A. P. Scott, ad vaoce agents for the AI. G. Fields minstrel were in the city yesterday and ! today making arrangements for their show which will exhibit iu the opera house ednesday night Feb. 10. A f uL and complete report of the en tertainmant given by the young ladies' of the Catholic church last night will appear iu tomorrows Indepentent. Daniel Grube, of Green Township is in the city attending the Sunday school convention. Mr. Grube is spoken of by prominent democrats as a probable candidate for county commissioner. The mild weather of the past few days has started the Logansport people to talking oil again. Feru will be heard from soon, and who knows but some one in Plymouth might muster up courage enough to organize a company and see if oil could be found in Marsh all county. Kokomo was St takes to her ver foundations Thursdav by a card which Mayor kirkpatrick issued. He says that if the marshal elected in May is not satisfactory to him he will set aside the election. He Claims to have that power it the metropolitan police system is put into force and it is in his power to order a census and if results show over 10,000 the new order of things will follow.

There will be an Bp worth league! s.cial at the residence of Frank Ham rtckbouser, 3 miies north ff Plymouth on the Michigan road, Frida evening Feb. Iltb. Conveyances .11 ne pro-! f :ded and will have the M. K. rttarch every thirty minutes, I row Iu o'clock. Skipper and ride 13c. Jim Poster is under indictment iti Gushed for running a gambling house where school boys were the players, one of his youthful patrons gave up the snap through taikitii in his s eep. His mother over heard the rambling lire of jack pots, pat bands, etc., and in formed the oiiicers. It has been yeara since patent medi eines could he purchased sc cheap in Plymouth as they are now s :d ..t the Peoples drug store on Laporte street. (Mr readers Will do well to call and purchase anything they may Deed in '.he drug line at this store. Pinkhame Compound 75 eeuts. Kings Discovery 10 M Fink Fills 40 u Ho. ids Sarsaprilla 7- " The republicans o( Miami county are charged by there Howard county brethren with possessing very swinish instincts. They insist upon not only naming the nominee for J int senator but will take a shy at the joint lejris lative nomination. Wherefore nre there mutteringl and the honmg of razors. Mrs. Rhode hvggers has been granted a divorce from Benson Kggers, the Put nam county young man whose marital experience has been given wide publicity. He is not yet ol ng-. bill has been married three times. The lira! wile secured a divorce on account of cruel treatment, and the one who seemed a divoiceat Effingham, III., Saturday lived with him only a lew weeks. They bad known each Other only a lew days when

they were married. A few days ago Kggers married a 1 'utnatn county young 1 1 1 man, representing to her that the Terre Haute wife was dead. Last week he had his last marriage annulled in the Hendricks county court. The Terre Haute wife was granted smm all mony. Wes Hall is the name of a Smith county I !an.i farmer whose IT year old daughter died a few days ago. He came to town after a coffin, rep oris a Kansas City exchange, and found one, if is said, that had been badly damaged in a liie that he could buy for three dollars. Loading the coffin into lu wagon, -O the story goes, he drove around to the different carpenters ol the town In search ol one who would repair it. Knowing that Hall was well off, the carpenters indignantly refused to do the work, and he was compelled to take the casket home and repair it in the kitchen of the house where his dead daughter lay. The local papers took up the affair, and it is believed that the country will be made too warm for Hall by his scandalized neighbors. APPLICATION FOR LICKNCK. To lbs dttxeas ol North toarasbip, Marsluül count , state of Indiana; The iimBiilgjiel bereb) ic nolle Hurt inw ill ppl) to ihr bo.mi ! county comuilHs ioDers oi saut eeuatj at their aext regular lern to he bold la Ihn court bouse in the cit) of Plymouth in said counts commencing on ti - Srst MoikI.iv hi March a, I).. Isssfora lieeos to hcii spirItoUS, vinous ami mall liquor in a teü iUSnUt) than B imrl at a tunc with the priVOtogn ol al low in. Mid lienors to he ill :i nk on tin prent iBS where sold f or one year, tad tor Hie urivet-ge oi rousing pool nod card tables. The premises where said ibiuors are to he Hold aud drank are described as foUonrs: A certain room 80x40 feel with a ceiling 8'i feet from mid Rrst Door: said room ami boildb-g I routs east on a poblle highway known as tin Michigan road, ftttuttedoa the foUowlae described real estate to-wit: Comnencing at the south east comer ot lot thirtylive :. i. theaes BOO lb on the line ol ine Michigan road twentv (0) feet; thence west one hundred ami ten 1 1 lo feet to thealte) ; thence noi Iii twentv (0) feet; tbence east onehundred ami ten llujfeel to the place of beginning, being twenty S feet oil of tbe north side of center lot In Lapaz, Marshall COUOtl Indiana. Appli cation is also nude fora permU to neu cigars ami tobacco, ami to run 1 lunch counter in sshl room. In connection wlih saiii business. S ILLIAU BABCIM K has demonstrated ten thonnsnd time tbas it Is almost InfaUibin FOR WOMAN'S PECULIAR WEAKNESSES. Iresffnlsritlea and derangement.. II has become the leading remedy for this clas of troublea. It exerta a wonderfully healing-, strengthen lng aad soothing inflnenoe upon the menstrual organs. II eures 'wbltes" and falling of the womb. It stops flooding ana relieves suppressed and pafnfnl msnitmatloo. For Change of life it is the best medicine made. It la beneflelal during pregnancy, and helps to bring children Into homes barren for yearn It Invigorates, stimnlatea, strengthens the whole erstem. This groat remedy Is offered to all afflicted women. Why will any woman suffer another mlante with certain relief within reach T Wine of Cardni only coots 11.00 pes bottle at your drug store. Jbr seen, in Him, 4reM, giving $vmptom, ths "It tit' Atlory Vrpartintnt" The WSBMSBSSJS S icint c v., Cfe-ttanoupo, im. Rev. J. W. SMITH, Camden. 8. C, SSVSI "M wife used Wine ot Csrdul st heme tor tailing ol the womb aad K sattrsl cured her."

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I New Clothing goes a long way Toward making a man happy. Portunatel) this as- is a happiness which almost every one can indulge in. Ciothing iim'I to ovt a great deal, hut it B- doesn't now . Tue w iile range of style :ind fabrics - .it such h'N prices :i wo -how can not fail to &- please vow, Our new Spring Hats are here. Come in and see them.

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