Marshall County Independent, Volume 5, Number 21, Plymouth, Marshall County, 5 May 1899 — Page 8

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Fkiday, May 5, 189Ö. MARKET REPORT. Butter 14c E?gs lie Chickens 6c Lard 6Vc Potatoes 33c to 40c Flour per cwt 2.20 Corn meal 1.00 Hors per hd 3.00 to 3.10 Cattle 4.2o Wheat 05 Rye 42 Corn 27 to 30 Oats 22 Clover seed 3.00to3.50 Timothy seed 2.00 Milliteeed 1.00 Timothy hay per ton 7.00 to 8.00 Clover hay per ton COO to 7.00 Marsh hay per ton 3.00 to 4.00 Straw per load 2.00 Furnished by Ed. S. Hogarth & Co. LOCAL BREVITIESFrom Tueflday'a Daily. Charles Alleman of Mankato, Minn. is visiting in Plymouth. Feed Rank's Ideal Stock and Poultry Food. Forbes' seed store. 2w Chas. Phillips has purchased the Bonbam oil wigon and route. The Earl Stuart livery barn burned down at Logansport last evening. In the elections yesterday, Argos went republican; Culver, democratic. Valparaiso butchers have restored the old price on meats, which were raised a year ago. Over 500 Lagrange county farmers have telephones at a cost of SI per month each. John Crawford and family have

moved from Plymouth to the country hence only one was elected. Two trusin WTest township. tees should have been elected. The

Mrs. IL A. Kadibaugh left this mornincr for Defiance. Ohio, where she will visit several weeks. Price of eggs seem to lead all other farm products. Our merchants are pay ing 12 cents this week. John Van Kirk and family have moved to South liend where they will remain doing the summer. Don't fail to grow some sugar beets or mangel wurzels for your sheep or cattle. Seed at Forbes' seed store. 2w Elkhart has 3,066 school children, an increase of 155 in a year. The town claims about 14,000 population on that basis. Edward Hayes left for Ft. Wayne today. From thence he expects to depart with Uncle Sam's soldiers from Manila. Mrs Maggie Mann who ha9 been visiting in Peui returned to Plymouth last night and is seriously ill at the home of her mother. The Bourbon college is reported as having purchased a large tract of land which they will annex to their grounds as a campus. Spain accepts the S20.000.000 through France. There are those among us who would accept it through Samoa or any old country. The two sons of C. Bergman who have shares in the oil industry at Peru, were material gainers by the recently discovered new wells. Mrs. John Blain entertained a few of her friends at tea today in honor of her cousin Mrs. Mary E. Kendall, of Los Angelee, who is now her guest. The board of control of the Eastern Indiana Insane Hospital has contracted for a building to accommodate fiftyeight male patients, to cost $24,050.28. The löTth regimental reunion to he held here July 4th is giving encouraging evidence ot success. Another company has promised to be present in a body. The Goshen News says there are 5,000 mortgage exemption petitions averagio.nn r.L. ug gtuu ratu, iiicu in juirvnarL cuuuiy. This would make 2,000,000 decrease in tazables. 13orn into the family of chuyler McChesney May 1st at South Bend, a fine daughter. Schuyler's acquaintances in Lapaz and Plymouth send him congratulations. Word was received by the Rentschler family of this city today that their relative, Conrad Ule of Akron, Ohio, had died. Mrs. Mike SpelseholTer and Jacob Rentschler will in all probability attend the funeral. Michigan City Dispatch: The annual Episcopal convention will be held each Testimonials that are True. Ath-lopho-ros cures Inflammatory anl Chron Ic Rheumatism. Muscular Kheurnatisra, Rheumatic Gout, Sciatica, Lumbago, Neuralgia, Rheumatism of the Joints and 11 eurratisin of the Heart. We know that there statements are true because we have the testimony of thousands of witnesses who have been cured of the above named diseases. We investigate every testimonial before publishing, and can assure the public that all testimonials In favor of Ath-to-pho-ros are undoubtedly genuine. An air of truth pervades them which prohibits doubt. Send for free Pamphlet. Kkavkk Dam, Wis., .March asth, 1808. Gentlemen: --I could not take a step of over a foot long I took a bottle of your Ath-lo-pho-res. and It took the stillness out of my limbs. There are hundreds of people that know me, and know this to be true. I). K. Edwauds. For sale at druggists. The Ath-lopho-ros Co., New Haven, Conn.

November in Trinity cathedral. This

will be a better time of year for holding the convention than June, when the weather is too warm. The W. C. T. U. will meet with Mrs Jennie Cleveland on South Michigan street, Monday, May Stb, at 2:30 p. m All members are requested to be pres ent as important business is to come before the union. E. A. Stacy, Kec. Sec. Wa'ter Williams writes his parents tere from San Francisco that he has been assigned to the 11th regiment and will start at once for the Philhpines. He directs that letters must hereafter be directed to Manila to reach him. Of the 1,320 men who joined the 160th Indiana regiment, only 12 were lost by death. Seven died of typhoid fever, one was drowned and one was killed by a negro. This is one of the most unusua records of any regiment called into the service. The commissioners court was in session this afternoon. Among other subjects coming before them was the di vidintr of the countv into districts and appointing the council as their guardi ans, in accordance with the manner pre scribed by the late law. Thej also let a contract for another iron bridge. Omer Williams, son of G. A. Williams of this city, and a conductor on an ele vated road, fell yesterday from the stairs at the Marshall Jbield Avenue station and fractured his arm. His parents were notified by a telegram last evening. He will be laid up for several weeks. A few weeks ago he took out an accident po.icy which guarantees him 850 per month during the time he is unable for work. The election at Culver we are told, involves a point at law. Only one trustee was nominated to the side and mistake was due to the fact that an o'd law provided for one trustee, and this was followed to the letter, not knowing that a more recent law had worked an innovation. As matters now stand the only way out of the dilemma is to reinstate one of the two retiring trustees; and here too arises a problem; Which shall it be, and how can it be satifactorly done? Last October a horse was stolen from its owner, a resident of Warsaw. The most diligent search could not even bring forth a clew regarding its where aoouts. It is very singular that it was found yesterday, having never been taken from the county. While Jake Neff and Tom Carter were in the vicinity of Argos buying rage, they saw the horse, and having familiaized themselves wiih its description immedi ately identified it. The party who had it in keeping had boueht it of a stranger, presumably the thief. Jake Neff re ceived the ten dollars reward offered for its return. From Wednesday'! Dally. Zthner's Silver Leaf Hour SI. 80. It's best. tf Chas. Dew and family hava moved to Warsaw. Dr. A. 13. Younkman, of Bremen, is reported dangerously ill. Mrs. O. F. Ketcbam arrived last eveniDK from Los Angeles, Cal. Miss Gertrude Holland, who has been 1 ' quite sick, is reported much better. The Children's home is undergoing painting and decorating on the interior. Clarence Corbaley is again in the city. lie has been in California during the winter. Sovereign Deputy McKinney of Mis souri, is here in behalf of the Woodmen of the World. Applications were filed today for the recommital of Edwin S. Barber, of Bourbon, to LongclilT. W. Ol well is again able to be on the streets. He has been confined to his K i home for many months. The examining board was in session today and examined several old soldiers for an increase of pension. The exterior of the Episcopal church is being repainted. In all probability new doors will be placed therein. Dr. Kingall and family of Chicago have moved to their farm south of thip city where they wil1 pPend the summer. Two children from Fulton county, who have been staying at the home north of this city, were restored to their parents today. Frogs are plentiful in the small ponds and mud holes around Plymouth. The small boys are bringing home some good sized messes for the frying-pan. rws a t a m ine law mw requires mat wnen a notary public shall sign an acknowledgement to a document he shall stale the date of expiration of his commission. It is reported that a JJourbon man was thrown from his buggy last night and severely injured on a barb wire fence, while returning from an outing at Argos. It is stated that the large Holland radiator works at Bremen have been purchased by a trust which is seeking to control the radiator plants throughout the United States. Mrs. James Blosser, of Warsaw, diet suddenly at Bourbon on Saturday. Mrs. Blosser bad been ill from a complication of diseases for the past six

months or more and it was for the purpose of taking treatment that she went to Bourbon about a week ago. The proper time to plant mangel wurzels and sugar beets for stock feeding is from May 10 to June 10. The place to get this seed is Forbes" seed

6t0re "W. josepn mviason, or inwooa, was m me city loaay on nis way to aiuncie, where his daughter, Mrs. Addie Ilite. lies a corpse. He will bring her re mains home for burial. Mr. and Mrs. P. S. Alleman left this morning foi Minneapolis, Minn., where they will visit their children for four or rive months. If they like the country they will probably locate there perma nently. .Martin Mcrsuity. who has been a prominent cigar manufacturer here, and a good citizen of Plymouth for several years, left this afternoon for Bry ant, South Dakota. We are told that there he will continue his business on an advanced scale. Mr. McNulty's many friends commend him to the peo ple of Bryant and regret they have lost 60 amiable an associate. From Thursday's Dally. Forbes for millet eeed. 2w Sheriff Marshall went to Indianapclis this morning taking with him the little orphan boy from Bourbon who has been sentenced to the reform school for lar ceny. While the present stock lasts we will sell tuberose bulbs at four for 10 cents part of the dozen in Gladiolus if pref erred. Forbes' seed store. 2d2w The voting machine was tried at the town elections in this state in a few places with the utmost satisfaction. 1 he result of the ballot was known in a few minutes after the polls were closed. By the use of the machine the voting can be done more rapidly than by the use of ballots. Green Townsliin. Preaching at Gilead next Sunday afternoon. James Vermillion and wife visited relatives in Pulaski county, last Satur day and Sunday. esley Irwin has traded his farm to Mr. Kloepler of Plymouth for a stock of dry goods in Culver. They begin in voicing the goods Monday. Orvan Lake has been sick for several days. Charles llibray's health is not improvng very fast. Corbin Spencer and familv spent Sun day at Culver. lliley Irwin and wife were the gue6ts of Wesley Irwin last Sunday. David Thomas contemplates buying a new threshing machine. llurr Or.k. E. M. Burns is building a new house and barn for Ch&8. Zumbaugh, near Twin Lakes. Cal. Mar6b ha8 purchased the Tracy farm near Burr Oak, and has moved to it. Charley Snyder has a sick child. Henry Friend has begun work on the section for Ja9. McGovern. Samuel Aley has rented the Amos Friend farm and will try his luck at farming this season. Garn McFarland shipped a car bad of stock to Buffalo Monday. The contract for the completion ot the new U. B. church at Burr Oak, will be given this week or next. John Crum is getting out lumber for the erection of a new barn on his farm. HUMPHREYS' ' W ITCH HAZEL OI3L, Piles or Hemorrhoids Fissures & Fistulas. Burns Sc Scalds. Wounds & Bruises. Cuts & Sores. Boils & Tumors. Eczema & Eruptions. Salt Rheum & Tetters. Chapped Hands. Fever Blisters. Sore Lips & Nostrils Corns & Bunions. c u R E s Stings & Bites of Insects. Three Sizes, 25c, $oc. and $1.00. Sold by druggists, or sent postpaid on receipt of pric UrarHRIlS'nKD.Ca.,111 IIS 1UUU8t.,KeTorft. ro I b Repairing of Furniture done on short order. All work guaranteed. UPHOLSTERING is our Specialty. Chair caining sat isfactorily done. Notify us and we call, repair and deliver your injured furniture. Located on Jefferson stM due south of Vandaha depot. Scott Lawson

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Resolution on the Death of Fretl Klick. The following resolutions were pre sented and adopted by the Y. P. A., at their meeting Sunday night, April 30, 18119: To the ollicer8 and members of Y. P. A. of the Trinity Evangelical church: Wheueas, It has pleased the Su preme Ruler in the dispensation of his Drovidence to remove our worthv brothpr anri gloved friend. FW F.iirk- thPi-P-fore ha it. Resolved. That sorrowing we bow in humble submission to the will of our Divine Master, realizing that he does not alllict willingly but for our good. Resolved, That it ßhall be our en deavor to learn wisdom from His prov idence and to humble ourselves in the sight of God, Resolved, That Brother Elick in his general deportment, as a young man and Christian; in bis generous nature, and energetic habits has set us an ex ample worthy of imitation. Resolved, That we tender our heart felt sympathy to all the sorrowing rela tiveß of the deceased, and that a copy of these resolutions be given to the deceased. Resolved, That a copy of these reso lutions be spread on the journal of the Y. 1. A. and that they be published in each of the city papers. JlENUY WlIlTK, i:y WlIlTK, ) 'A Aglkr, Com. )XK Beldon, ) Lott; Tykon See Kenditll Fur Wall I'a;er. Wm Kendall now has a large stock of wall paper on hand, lie has these croods in connection with Oscar Porter's grocery in the Kendall build ing. Also sample books by whicn you can secure within twenty-four hours anything not carried in the stock, tf 1 SHOEMAKER'S RESTAURANT can always supply you with Fresh Bread, Cakes, Pies and everything in hatter goods. Our Lunch Counter is always supplied with just what you are looking for to satisfy your appetite. We serve warm meals at any time. Oysters served in any style. Special Attention given to manufacturing of fine Ice Cream.

epainng PLYMOUTH. CENTS. earlv as we remnin nnlv n grocery, Oil LapOl'tC Stl COt. Organs and IciilOS O. DUDDLESON. isi Door EQsi oi cnurcn 01 God DOLLAR DOWN to with 1.00 n?..1 v. GRACE 1899 MODEL VICUNA r.TnvCiLE l t xj iivs. e. o. ., tvi to ex,-ui,ini!tin. Kxainiii it t yoiirixrcss 1li-- ami il on li!nl if :i tr.-m.iii ls!i! moil. I IUI. II i.KAllK i.l.OII VICUNA, the irrand.-st tiareaiu ju er kia orhcail of aniliuu an rontiiirpal il U wurlh f 1 0. .0 l.i 1 i. OO murrt h mb any lnil ailtrrtisvii Itj oilier house up tu i i.OO, :y your 'xirt-ss :itr-nt the halaiin-. S 14.95 aiul rxj.ri'.ss rhiirt's. THE VICUNA IS OHMIhll HI A I.I VI a IM, i.l IlilMII.. r rame finest full hall hoarinps. 3Iasn arch crown, vnumch-.l Mark " w r1 or iM iiwli mnifi icatner i:is. complete with all tools and repair outfit, Sr. L LI Ml TIItSK n IIM.LS AT f -i.OO. (Hears, Kothuri A. to invites the ladies to call attention of the and examine her NEW STOCK OF MILLINERY. I.'. 10 OH ft UPSTAIRS. Everything is up-to-date in style. In order to reduce our large stock we will offer at prices that you will appreciate. We have a small stock of CORSETS that we are closing out at reduced prices. We also solicit patronage in Dressmaking. NEATLY DONE AT H. IMINNEY'S SHOP. J. Located with Plymouth Decorating Company, South of Bridge. GET YOUR DD

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0 iui; u uu 1 1 PHYSICIANS AMD SURGEONS. North Michigan 5treet. Telei-Ssone No. f'LYMOUTll. IM. Night rulU pi.;i:j.t!y responded to. J. BOWER, M. D. R.CLARENCE STEPHENS, M. D. Drs. Bower & Stephens, Physicians and Surgeons. .?I5 N. Michigan St. PLYnoi'TM. IM). E. W. Viets, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. 0!t;re ;it resi eiu-e. North Alk-liiirun street. J. H. Wilson, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. PLYnoUTH, INDIANA. Of'iice over V,il & rarabin's store. J. Kaszer, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, PLYMOUTH, IND. Hours 1 to :i ji in . North Center street. 13. C. KNOTT, PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, PLYMOUTH, IND. (tnic-e over First National Hank, residence telephone No. l. Ofiioe and J. T. HOW, M. D. N. S. LISDQIIST. M. D. DRS. HOW & LINDQUIST, Physicians and Surgeons Oltoe in Model luil.lin'. Tel. I'M. Niht calls responded to. A. C. HOLTZENDOKFF. C. F. HOLTZENDORFF. Physicians and Surgeons. ...1' iii,au .inn .riifi sun streets, calls answered. forti. r- Mlr.li1.... .... 1 I..o- . NiiUit WHEN OTHERS FAIL CONSULT DR. J. W. SMITH, PLYMOUTH. INÜ. Practice Limited to Chronic Diseases. S. E. Corner Laporte and Center Sts. Adam E. Wise, Attorney at- Law. Corbin Block, PLYHOUTH, IND. John S. Bender, Attorney-at-Law. NOTARY PUW.KV Special attention nireu to Conveyancing. tuietintr Titles, ami 1'robate I'Uslnexs. mice over Shoemaker's restaurant, 1'lyinouth, lud. R. B. OGLESBEE. Attorney-at-Law, PLYMOUTH. IND. Kuhn P.uildini;, Phone 14;. MONEY AT SIX! 6 O TODAY O IT COSTS KU NOTHING B O to CALL or WRITE O JOHN C. CAPRON, Packard Blfi. TESTED FREE. H. G. PATTON, Opt. G., First Door South of Postoftice. Koom 4. Ollice opeu every af ternoou except Monday. FOR RENT! 30 acres hlue grass and clover pasture with running water and lo cated miles from Argos. Call on, or write, GEO. E. PAUL PLYMOUTH. SEND US ONE DOLLAR ÄttS! rw atUm hict.-crdr KkSfcKVOlK CO 4L AM WOOU HKH b TOl i K, l.y Irvlght C.O.D., pubjtvt to examination. tiamui it at your Irviirlit di'K)t and if foumi orictly satiblacUiry ad the prralrtt Mote K AK. .AIM you ever isaw or hranl of .pay the I K K.IIT A(.i-:t our ACME BIRD. I'UUK. SI3.00 Iosh the II 00 WRTTF FX)UorRrIO FREE STOVE CATALOGUE. wnt with or der or II2.U0 and f i-eirht charpes This utoT Is Fire Na. J. oTpn i ton i iix'23, made from tost vin iron, extra liire flues, heavy covers, heavy linintra and Krate, lanrc oven shelf, heavy tlo-liiied oven door, handsome nickel lilatcd ornamentations and trimming, extra laive ileep, (renuinehtaadUk porrrlaia llBd mrnclr, hand oiiie larre ornamental base. Brrt eaal bararr !, and we furnish IthK an extra wood urate, makinir it a nerfeet wood burarr. Vi K ISSI I A RIDIXti U AKASTKK Ith every stove and ptiarantee safe delivery to your railroau Maiiuu. i our ineai uttii.r wouui rnanre you vsa.uw for inn-h a Ftove, the freight la only about 91.00 for each 6H mile, aa w aave yaa at Ivact f 10. OU. Addreas, SEARS, ROEBUCK A. CO.dNOCHlCACO. ILL

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