Marshall County Independent, Volume 4, Number 52, Plymouth, Marshall County, 9 December 1898 — Page 8

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MARKET REPORT.

Hutter lt

Kg ISfl Chukenn 4c to Ho

Lard ., PoUWft Bto V

Flour pcrcwt WW Corn nifHl 1 (X)

Horb per hd .3.(H) to A in

Cattle I.I

Wheat m

Hve W

Corn Id to M

OdtH I")

Clover seed I '

Timothy nrnl 2.00

MilHteeed inn

Timothy hay per ton rt.on to T.nn

( lover hay per ton f.on to f.UU

Marsh hay per ton 3.UU to4.tKJ

straw per load t.00

Furnished by Kd. S. Hogarth & Co.

LOCAL Ml KV IT I ES. From Tu--Kil.iv h Dally. Geo. tirocku, of ArgoB, ib reported dauger-msly ill. ' Austin Milliman returned yesterday from a visit in Texas. Mrs. Washington Knoblock, who has been dangeiously ill, is no better. rimer Holloway Is inconvenienced with a large carbuncle on his hand. Special Pension Examiner Scott, of South Mend, was in the city today. Simeon Hoover and wile, of Ferndale, W ashington Territory, is visiting Noah Hoover and family. It is hinted that another home talent theatrical performance will be put upon the Plymouth stage shortly. John R. Jacouy and Frank Dennick have returned from Arkansas where they have beeu on a hunting expedition. The protracted meetings at the Jacob) church are now on. Hev. Kothen berer of this city is conducting the services. Jo C. Mintel. who is in the employ of McNulty, was called to his home in Ohio today on account of the daugorous illness of a relative. Mips Myra I (einiger, who left here for her home in Ohio last week, is dangerously sick. Miss Helniger is a niece

of Mrs. King ot the variety store.

The wife of C. A. Forsyth, of Lapaz,

died last night anout 8 o'clock. Funer

al will be tomorrow. Services will be

held at the Lapaz church at 10:30 A ugust ester, of Sou! h Kend, arrived last night and is visiting his folks it a

me country. Air. ester was a member

of the 157th and is considering the ad

fHwuii v oi entering ine army as a

regular. The Chicago papers are just now agitating Ihe establishment ot the whipping post r'or the correct ion of wife whippeis Interviewe with many citizens show that men generally incline to the belief that pucti a lw w Mild be a good thing, while women generally onpose it: A ppecial from L-ip nV savs; While a number of people re gathered in the kitche.i of Th mas Camion's residence i ear Laporte, after a social dance, an unknown person rilled Mr. CannonV ru e'Schaum pipe with gun p wder. which exploded, probably dietrojiti his sight. Attention is called to the danger incurred in the carehssly dumping of aohes. This weather is favorable to fires. It has been noted in different parts of our cry that a surprising lack of judgment is exhibited by emptying ashes fresh from the stove, close to buildings, lumber, and other combustible material. Little is known of the exact time when the Dunkards will come to this city, (ialen B. Royer, their correspondent, has congratulated the business associatiation through Chairman Redd on their success in providing the bonus. We may expect representatives in our city soon to select a site for the institution. A locaticL near the Pittsburgh track seems most debirable. Some of property in the region of the N velty may be utilized. The idea of occupying the t .cycle building is not entertained by the Dunkards. They prefer to have their establishment wholly upon the ground floor. The Logan property south of the school-house and the Kellison property adjoining is being regarded with favor. Also the property of John Render, just west af the school-house is considered desirable.

From Wednesday's Dally John Astley Jr., is able to be around again after a serious sickness. Miss (iertiude Soice wiil receive the Altar Guild next Monday evening. Mrs. Rev. L). W. Lambert of this city went to iiibbard today where she will visit. Mrs C. S. Cleve. and went to Indianapolis thiB mortiiug where she will visit relation. Miss Minnie Zu. nbaugh and her little

niece. Miss Alma Zumbaugh, are visit-

The two children ol W. F Suit were very sick last night They were somewhat better this morning. Margaret McCormick of liobarf returned home today after visiting Walter Weynolds and wife of this city. Mrs. A. I. H. Allen and little hod Theo., of Wolf Lalie, arrived today and will visit II. A. ShamhiiiiKh and family. K. I) Spangle arrived in the city ImI

night after peveru! weekH ftbMOM. II

will remain here lor Ihensi ol l he

year. (ieo Mangher has been eOBflDCd tnthe bonne uith a serious illness for the past levari days. He is reported slightly better. II tee Mat tie Porttt of Bourbon vtaited Mrs ltichey in this city last 6Vt ning. She hit lor Souih B nd this morning W. C. Rastetter, president of the U.istetter wood rim company of Port Wayne, vintetl I'pton Schilt lo this city lati iToniog. Ney Steveoi and Prank Brooke, miOhfMtOrtll ad msted ItftftJ iblOgf of venue cases yesterday betweer l'ltnouth and Rocntttaf. Daniel Cooper, of Wabash county, who has been visiting Milton 1 1 mit of this cit and others in the country, re turned to his home today. Chan. McDowell, Dunlap, Flkhart

county, left home, Is months ago, mysteriously He has returned, having

beaten his way around the world. Mrs. I). Jones, of Valparaiso, and Frank liaker, of Chicago, returned

home this tn rning after attending the funeral of their relative Dr. liaker.

Workmen are placing a new system

Of two inch pipes in the Market factory.

1'he Object is to have an ellective lire

protection on the inside of the building.

The Pension Fxamining board had

betöre them among others this morning

Anthony C. Millar, of thil CitJ, Motet

liahve), ol Lapaz, and imon l. Kver

sole, of Rremen .

Two Qoaben hunters returned from I

week's hunting trip with MO quail and

a lot of pheasants and rabbits. They got the game in Marshall county. South Bend Timen.

Fhe committemen met last night in

order to report concerning their success

in gaining subscriptions for the Dunk-

ard Institution. The amount is gradually swelling to the desired sum.

The Rourbon township Sunday-school conven'ion c nvened at Bonrboo today. One of the principal manners on the program is a description of Mr. John

Parks' receut London trip by himself. Itev. Frank Miller, the famous singing evangelist, is attracting crowds at the Presbyterian church. Mr. Miller's voice is to all practical purposes perfect. His sermons are interesting and eloquent. The roof of the county infirmary now shelters for'y-six inmates which is a greater number than it has ever sheltered betöre. Indications seem to point to a btill greater increase before the wi ter is over. Mrs Sarah K. (iardner of Terre Haute, Ind., associate grand matron of the Ot der of the Fas'ern Star, who has heen fielt ing Mrs. John I'arks and attending the chapter in this city, returned home today noon. It is stated that a large ice-boat is to be placed on Lake Maxenknckee. Some one entertains fears that there is not scope enough on the lake to get eveiy advantage of the wind. If the wind be in a minus-quantity greif care should be required selecting the crew. The executive committee of fhe Mar shall county Sunday-school association have begun t formulate a programme for their ccnvention to be held at the IJ. R. church Feb. 7th and 8th, 1SW, This convention promises to be one of the best in every way which has ever been in the county. From day to day the Laporte Argus has been giving the opinion ot prominent residents as to the policy of taking in the Philippines, and thus far scarcely one out of eigot in the number interviewed favor expansion, and sev

eral of these are very guarded in ex

pressing themselves.

Ceo. Fwalt met with an accident at the Novelty Works this morning which will disable him temporarily. A lever attached to oneof theturning machines

slipped and hit him with considerable

force on h.s fore arm and Hiiuh. The attending physican thinks he will be able to work again in several days. The Moz trt Club finds that it has en

countered a hard task in undertaking

to sing the Fpiscopal vespers on Christ mas day. It will require h urs of tedious training to mister the tuns c and singing but no fears are to be e tertained. When the time comes the

walls of the CpiFcopal church will i sound 'o tne notes of perfect harmony like thev never have before.

Mrs. Frank Rower returned to her home io South Rend today after visiting in this city. The marshal is taking active steps to supress the breaking of several laws relative to minors.

( III .I Mil. I. As nice an assortment of Christ mas goods as has ever been shown in Plymouth, are displayed at Um I'eeple's Drug s:oie on Lnporto lirtsei in tbiicit The assortment is very extensive and ptitM u;e so extremely low that all can remember their friends with a Christmas gitt. The Christmas goods dis plaved are very pretty and indicate a very desirable Ufte of holiday gifts. 3lw

RED

LETTER

COMMENCING DEC. 1st

SALE!

ENDING DEC. 31st.

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HE GRAND FINALE tl' greatest

of all sales will begin on the above date. This Our Annual Red Letter Sale will be the greatest of all sales held this year. It will be the talk of the town the talk of the country for miles and miles around as we expect to dish out Such Great Bargains as have never before been attempted ly any concern in this vicinity.

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We will sell a better Calico for :5c this month than ever before. We will sell the regular 10c Flannelettes, all wo have, at 6k per yd. or 16 yds. for $1.00. We will sell Outing Flannels at 5c and 7c, worth 7c and 10c. We will sell the Best Apron Check Gingham at 5e. We will let our 35c Red Table Damask go at 25c. Our best L L Brown (yard wide) Muslin at 3c per yd. Our 7c Muslin at 5c. Our best Fruit of the Loom 5Ac, positively the last call for that price 1 yd. or 50 yds., all the same price, 5k per yd.

Good Canton Flannel Rem

nants, 4c per yd. the (c grade. Best Canton Flannel at 7'c Blankets at prices lower than we can replace them at. Dress Goods will receive the severest cut they have ever had. Prices can't be quoted on all but suffice it to say that at least 25 per cent has heen cut off prices of the entire stock.

CLOAKS AND SHAWLS AT COST

and less to close. Astrachan Capes, all lined; at 12.98. Rugs at I1.G9, worth 2.50, and so on through all of stock.

Ir is not a question of profit with us, but a last effort of 1898 to get rid of as much merchandise as our large firm can and convert it into money. BTRemember that it takes READY CASH AND

CASH

to huy from this gigantic sale as we can't afford to sell goods at less than cost and wait for our money. So remember, only for cash and no other way will goods go out of the house during December.

It Will Pay Any Person to Borrow Money to Get Some of Our Bargains!

Our Bargain Basement is full of all kiuds of HOLIDAY GOODS plete a line of Toys, Dolls, Picture Books, Fancy Goods, Etc., found in any city. Santa Claus has made his headquarters at our

at popular prices for a certainty. Remember this sale and remember that this is the place to buy your

Christinas Goods at cut prices; and remember that wTe are never undersold at any time during the entire year. It would be a good idea if you made your selection of Holiday Gifts early in order to get the best assortment and avoid the rush just before Christmas. All Spool Cotton at 3c per spool; 36e dozen. $! ('li: Wrappers 69c, 49c. tl.25 Flannelette Wrappers, 89c.

as comas can be basement

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