Marshall County Independent, Volume 4, Number 16, Plymouth, Marshall County, 1 April 1898 — Page 10

LOCAL BREVITIES,

From Wednesday'! Daily. Who will win tomorrow night? Yellow river still keeps od the boom Jacob Martin is in Warsaw on business. Lot Losey is circulating with friends at Warsaw. Mrs. Willis Koch is visiting her parents in South Bend. Mr. Jackson Boss is now on his way to California Andy Moulter is moving into the Franklin house today. It will soon be time for cyclists to begin a tour of the country. Republican politicians were quite ac tive today. Now is the time to look after the bad alleys. John Liuquist returned to Chicago last evening. Kollo Leonard returned to his studies in Valparaiso today. Geo. EL Thayer left for Chicago this morning on business. Mrs. Jacob Wecker le of Chicago is the guest of friends in this city. Deputy Sh?riff Bondurant drove 75 miles yesterday summouing witnesses. Born, to Rev. and Mrs. Thorntbury, this morning, a girl. All parties doing watt. Levi (Jreen of Goeuen was shaking hands with his friena in Plymouth today. Thrf big street scraper will finish its work on South Michigan street in a tew days. "Promises are being made only to be broken after the election," said a man today. It is almost certain that Prosper Mickey will be the republican candidate for sheriff. The Windsor hotel had a big run to day. Over 50 took dinner at this well known hotel. It is a difficult matter to let loobe of a good thing, especially if there is a good salary attached. Charlie Boyer will be found with a musical company in Chicago this summer. Verge Gandy is reported much better and his chances for recovery are good. The Charte members of the Ben Hur order will meet this evening at 7:30 in Kuhns hall. Mrs. C. W. Metsker and children returned home today from a visit with her parents in Camden. Several young men of Plymouth have gone to South Bend and Mishawaka in saarch of work. Mrs. Otis Patterson is lying at her home dangerously ill, and her death is expected at any moment. There may be more candidates before the republican convention tomorrow night in the opera bouse. The case of M. A. O Packard vs Hubbard and others was called in the circuit today before a jury. Mike Jefferies formerly of the Elektron Cycle works is w in Milwaukee working in a bicycle factory. If you don't want to lose your vote don't change your residence after the 3rd of April. Harry Armstrong is spoken of as the republican candidate for councilman from the 3rd ward. Why not give Center street a good

scraping ? it needs it just about as bad as any street in town. Mr. Harry Frost, of Indianapolis, has accepted a position in the harness store of Mr.C. E. Firestone. The treasurer has changed his mind, andhcts announced himself as a can didate for re election to that office. The Misses Yockey entertained a number of tneir young friends last evening. Areal social and pleasant time was had. Mrs. Jennie Hutchins, who has been the guest of Mrs. John G. Leonard for the past week, has returned to her home in Chicago. A. L. Fisher, formerly of this city, arrived in town from Chicago today. He was a witness in a case in the circuit court today. The mandolin club were entertained iast night by Mies King, at the resi dence of Mrs. J . B. Rowell in honor of Ralph Mattingly. Mrs. Chase and daughter have re turned to their home in Hillsdale, Mich., after a pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs R. A. Chase, of this city. You had better call on I'nderwoo A Wall when looking for a bicycle. Taey have them for young and old. Com plete line and right prices. The Rathbone Sisters of Columbia City will hold a baby show on Saturday May 7. Some handsome prizes will be awarded the winners. Judge Hess has some good things in store in the way of rich stories which he occasionally springs to his friends when business is dull in his ollice. The Young Ladies' Auxilary meets tonight with Miss Cora Windbigler on Nursery street. All the ladies of the congregation are urged to be present.

When you see a man seventy years old under the influence of liquor to such n extent that be can scarely walk, be in to ne pittied. He is old enough to know better.

The funeral of Mrs. Stephen Mann took place this afternoon at 2.30 o'eio k from the FJ. B. church, Rev. O. F. Landis otliciating. Interment in Oak Hill cemetery. By taking your bicyle to Underwood and Wall's you can havt it over hauled and made ready lor use. They have a fully equipped machine shop ami can do anything needed. A nickel social wit! be snven at

the home ef Miss Blanch Dialler's on Thursday afternoon from 2 until 5

o'clock. All the young people ire cordially invited to attend. 1) Frank Redd accompanied his

wile and children to Bourbon this morning. Mrs. Redd will visit with her mother until Mr. Re Id return from the tM Chora1 meeting in Kok onto,

Call and 6ee our bicycles and sundries most complete line ever shown ami the prices are simply taking. We have everything, or will get it for you I n derwood St Walls, Center st reet . The Independent is under obliga tion8 to August Hanes, of the Pittsburg, for favors shown, Mr. Manes is one of the best station acents in the employ of that great corporation. Tuesday afternoon David Harring

ton requested the Independent to state! that he would be a candidate for representative. Today he called at this: otliceand requested that his name bei

withdrawn as pressing business would i

preclude the possibility of him making the race.

David Harrington of Tippecanoe was I in the city today and paid this otlice a j friendly call. He is one ot tle best teachers in the county. His school ex-1 pired last Thursday. A crowd of two hundred was at the denot this afternoon to see then old j

Plymouth friends take t he train for Dakota. There were many hands shook, and tears were shed when the "good by" was said. Constable John H. Baxter isaftei the republican nomination for marshal of the city of Plymouth. There are now three candidates for that otliee. viz.: Simon Meyers, Ira Lauer ami J. 11. Baxter. This would indicate that there will be a ' hot tune" in the opera house Thursday night. The Rochester oil well is now 1,157 feet deep. The drill has penetrated Trenton rock IT feet and the directors have ordered the driller to lo id feel

further and if gas or oil is not found the work will be abandoned lor good. Mrs. Hettie Creen, the star woman wealth maker of the United Males found hereelf in Albany the other day with 15 cents in her pocket. Her maid had robbed her of $80 while on a train from Boston, and tied while Mrs. Green was sleeping. Nelson Rogers, who held a case 00 the Evening News, returned home from Indianapolis Monday where he had gone for medical treatment. Oaiog to failing health Mr. Rogers is compelled to abandon his trade and will seek out door employment. The police of South Bend have re ceived information that photograph swindlers are carrying on extensive operations in that city and that about two hundred persons have been buncoed out of 50 cents each. It mighl he well for Plymouth people to take cognizance of this fact. They may visit ui. The Delphi Evening Herald reached our table this morning It is only twenty-six days old, but is up to da'e.

It is newsy, dean and shows a good advertising , atronage. It is published by Fawcett and Farr. We believe in reciprocity, therefore the Herald Will be one of our welcome exchanges. It was thought that a receiver would be appointed today for the Elektron Cycle works but nothing of the kind was done. Some casts now pending for wages are set for April 7th. In the meantime it is hoped that the matter will be amicably setth d. Gilbert Sey and his sou Delbert of Inwood have sold their property to Mrs. Carr and left for Seattle Washington Monday, where they expect to make their home. They were well known here and run a feed store in the Coffee build mg several years ago. The Pittsburg Dispatch says: "Jeal ousy is now regarded as a disease by the medical profession, and in such cases as are brought to eminent doctors it is treated as such." The divorce treatment usually is a most effective cure for that ailment. The Northern Indiana Methodist conference which was in session at Hartford City has adjourned. J A Patterson has been assigned the charge at Bourbon, sc Heston at Etna Green, C 11 Wilkinson at Inwood, M R Pierce at Mentone, A S Wooten at North Manchester, J V Ervin at, Pierceton and W R Wines at Nappanee. Rochester is an up to date town. They had a gambling joint down there and no one knew auythlag about it until the police arrested the proprietor. A number of prominent citiieni were suhpoened as witnesses to prove the facts but the "boss" plead guilty and they were saved from testifying. The witnesses wtre the ones that caused the sensation.

Marsha! Meyers today received a communication from M tnneeota askine btB to arrest one Fred Joslyn. who eacaped from the penitent iary at st ill at T B few days ago. A reward of $50 was ottered for his apprehension. It .loslyn wasn't in I'lytiu.uth today his double was. An old timer remarked today that he had spent hundieds ot dollars in lit i gat ion, and that if he had his life to Jive over he would never have a BUit in court. He said that law suits made eneaaiei of old friends, and from a financial standpoint he was of I he opinion thai it would ruin any man. In proof of his assertion he asked the re porter it be ever knew of a client making any money by going to law? Of course we answer d in the negative. "Yes," said President McKinley to an impatient applicant for a country post Oltice the other day. "there are about öl 1 1 cases just as tu g nt as yours on my desk, to which I have as yet given no attention, and they are accumulating daily. The man who feeia be cannot wait lor a poatoffiee appointment at a time like this doesu't deserve the place and will not receive it." Spain is as friendless in Europe as a country can be. shecan lind no help in any quarter. If she undertakes to wage war on this country aba will not be praia ed by any sovereign to save her iron, die aster. Ail reports to the Contrary are canards manufactured ot whole cloth to frighten the Washington government out of standing by the rights which no other civilized nation on the face of the earth would ever dream of compromising or abating. The person or persons who bate spent a third of a century in one locality do not feel the best when it comes to saying good bye. Hence the tears that wete bhed yesterday at the Pitts burg depot by those who left Marshall county to seek and establish a home in the far west are excusable. Asa rule "Uooaiera are known for their svm pathetic make up and the man or wo man that sheds a tear in parting with friends is made of the right material. There are about 303 dogs in Plymouth. The assessor Will start out on his rounds on Eriday, and as many people believe lha day to be an unlucky one, what will the dogs "think" about it? The owner of every cur in the township ol Center must pay the dog tax under pain

and penalty of having his favorite canine killed on the BpOt, The assessor is not allowed to enter into any compromise. It is pay op or the dog dies. This question is a serious one (or the dogs i to consider, Some people aaj that, the law is an unjust one and don't give the the d g much of a chance for his life. Some dogs will be sent to tht country for their health. Domestic Joy. The charm of domestic joy will be preserved, it' those parents, who fear the early death of one of their lovei ones when attacked with a serious throat or lunr trouble, resort at once to Dr. RiiU's Cough Syrup, -i never-failing remedy. "I used Dr. Bullv8 Cough Syrup lor my sou, who was eight years old. He baa been troubled with a bronchial cough Bince he was two and a half years of age, and 1 have tried everything, but found Dr, Bull's Cough Syrup does him the most good."' Mrs. A. Geib. 317 Demott St., West Hoboken, N.J. Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup costs only 20 cents, ami is cheaper than the dealer's big profit making substitute because Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup alwaya cures while ihe Substitut docs not.

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The H't Kprtnga ol ArkUüwt. It is announced that all three of the grt-at hoJt-is at this resort will be open thtl winter. The Arlington has never cloyed, the 1'ark opened January 6th and the BattttaO January 35th. In ad n tion, there are fifty hotel and thr-e hundred boarding houses giving ac Com modat lODS at reasonable rates to ah jctaases of people. This is the on!)

health and pleasure resort under direct i government control. The curatives of S. W. Corner W ashington

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Any boy or irirl who secures three new subscribers for the Daily ndepend ent colliding l' cents each in advance for one month subset ipt ion will be given t wo photographs of himself or her self, made by Rotzien or Wehster. An additional photograph will be given for eaeh additional subscriber. This in without doubt the greatest premium oiler ever made by a Plymouth paper. tf.

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COUNTY OFFICES. FOB CLKRK ClRCUIf COURT. Edwin El. Corbin win be a candidate for tne nomination of Clerk of the Marshall County Circuit Court, sub ject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention, May "JsJih. PRANK Br.OOKE is a candidate for the Domination lorthe office of Clerk oi the Marshall Circuit Court subject to tbe decision of the democratic county convention. lily 1. Milner, of North Township will be a candidate for the nomination is Clerk ot the Mai shall County Circuit Court, subject to tbe decision of the Democratic County Convention May 28

FOR SHERIFF

Joseph l. Marshall, Um present ' incumbent announces himself as a can duiaie for a renomiDution to the office Of Sheriff of Marshall county subject to the decision of the democratic Domioating convention to be held May 28. FOR TREASURER. Charles C. present incum- l bent, Ria candidate for ren-initiation ; fof the office of Treasurer ot Marshall county, subject to the decision of the' Democratic Nominating convention,' May 88. FOR BEPRESKNTATD Adam E. ise announces himself as a candidate for renomination as repie : sentative of Marshall county subject J to tiie decision Of the democratic limninating convention lo be heid in t ht ( city ot Plymouth, Indiana, May -s, vjs

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WE HAVE Entirely Too Many Goods And we want yon t help u unload. We have just received direct from the Canton Stoneware C'., the finest lot of Crock, Jugs and Jars lb . er came I i I h e t and at prices von never heard of. Just think of a nice i gallon milk crock at or a lug at 6c and tht second of the above at the ridiculous price of 3c per gallon iiid the jugs a1 ceach. Come w hi 1 the) la-' at J don'1 miss this bargain. Uut otu ininit'iie -took is full of jui -an h bargains from the frostf 1I001 to the back . onrs for t rade.

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W e sell only hats that we can recommend lot st yle and ie vice. The reliabta Voung's hat, -none heiter iuale." Tiger and Champion tiatf. Kfery oneguaranteed- - down to cheaper grsdes, all made i Hr service. Our $1J jO.hats wear longer and heller thau hats you are asked S2 and fSJBO for at other places. All colors. All styles only $1 "0. Hoys hats 2oC and up. A big hoe of Spring Caps in all shapes for Men, Boya and children 25c up. Ta0D;O'shanteri for the girls. Men's Sliirts. New patterns for spring, just in. New soft bosom shirts, culTs to match start at 50c. No old goods in stock. Men's unlaundried shirts fancy bosom, good niusiin, a 50c value now only 89c. Men's laundried shirts, white body, good muslin, colored bosom in several patterns, reinforced od sale at Mc. Heavy work shirt wont rip 45e Men's overalls in heavy dnek and denims double stitched and good litters 45 cents. Celnlold Collars and Culls lOe,

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