Marshall County Independent, Volume 5, Number 22, Plymouth, Marshall County, 12 May 1899 — Page 8

Cf?e3nbepenbent Friday, May 12, WM. MARKET REPORT. Gutter 12c Eggs 12 c Chickens be Lard 6Vc Potatoes 30c Flour per cwt 2.20 Corn meal 1.00 Hogs per hd 3.00 to 3.10 Cattle 4.25 Wneat Rye 42 Corn 27 to 30 Oats 22 Clover seed 3.00to 3.50 Timothy seed 2.00 Millitseed 100 Timothy hay per ton 7.00 to 8.00 Clover hay per ton 6.00 to 7.00 Marsh hay per ton 3.00 to 4.00 Straw per load 2.00 Furnished by Ed. S. Hogarth & Co. ""locaiTbreyities. From Tuesday's Daily. Ti e treasurer is making his returns to the auditor. A drunk was tried before Justice Weber yesterday and lined. There is talk of organizing a class at Del'auw to study counterfeit money. The Zehner park ia now in its full coat of green and is indeed a beautiful spot. Mrs. Jerusha Light was called to Burket this morning on account of 6icKnes8. Crawfordsville people held a mass meeting to have girls admitted to Wabash college. Wm. Kyle went to Tyner this afternoon where he is engaged on some bridge work. A good six-year old mare for sale. Enquire of A. II. Shirley or E. St. John at Phoenix cigar store. wl Mrs. Erwin Huff went to Argos today where she will attend the funeral of her relative, David lilough. Several of the rooms in the public schools are preparing to give exhibitions toward the last days of school. Hugh Logan had a barn raising at his farm in the country today. The neighbors were on hand and it was conducted successfully. John Hay tested the etticiency of new gasoline engine this afternoon by placing a small one in a boat upon the river. The model worked perfectly. This morning Chas. Schreve had a finger badly lacerated with a rip saw at the Novelty works. He will probably remain idle to doctor it several days. The Plymouth Decorating Co. have accepted the agency of the Catley & Donovan installment goods comprising rugs, rope and damask portkrs, table covers, etc. ld&w Vrs. Louina Mueller left this afternoon for Chicago where she will have an operation performed on her eyes. She is entirely blind in her left eye and can see but little with the right eye. The supreme court has decided that telephone companies have no right to cut limbs of shade trees in front of dwelling houses, and that the owner of the propei ty has a right to ownership in them which cannot be interfered with. Edward E. Hayes writes his mother in this city that he enlisted at Indianapolis for three years and that he would leave last night for San Francisco. There his regiment will remain for three months, when it will depart for the Philippines. The horseless carriage of Capt. K.B., Cobb, of Kokomo which passed through here recently, reached Grand Haven, Mich., Wednesday, a distance of nearly 300 miles, and some of tne roads were very poor. The captain passed through the towns of Logansport, Rochester, Plymouth, South Bend, Caesopolis, Kalamazoo and Grand Rapids. The Independent can't vouch for the merits of the following receipt, but it is given by an old fruit raiser who claims that it will keep worms from apples: "Fill a two ounce vial with carbolic acid and suspend it uncorked in the apple tree. If the tree is large suspend more than one bottle. The fumes will kill or drive away the insects which produce apple worms." From Wednesday's Dally. Bourbon is to have a Chinese laundry Mrs. Mary Hilton is recovering from a severe attack of quinsy. Bert Stout is on the sick list and is suffering from chills and fever. Elmer Reise, of Harris Station, was presented a daughter last evening. John Harris has a right to be proud of the thirty-six fine bass which he

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caught at the Lake of the Woods early yesterday morning before breakfast. A. H.Zilmer left today for Kansas where he expects to remain for some time. Mrs. C. L Morris was called to Clarksfield, Ohio, today where her father lies very sick. A bicyclist knocked a girl over on Main street last evening. No lesson will sutlice the sorcher. Mrs. Mike Speisshoffer has returned from Akron, Ohio, where she attended the funeral of a relative. Mrs. Menis Snyder living four miles east is reported quite ill. Mr. Snyder is just recovering from a bad illness. Ollie West and Jess Bright have gone to Ft. Wayne where they will join the U. S. army if possible. G. W. Knoblock and family have made their permanent residence in this city. They formerly lived at Donaldson. Lewis Horton is now engrossed on the old Palmer farm north of this city. He expects to convert it into a profita bJe hennery. Robert Cecil and family went to Bourbon this morning. From thence they will go to Fort Wayne, where they hive made arrangements to remain permanently. Otto Wilson gaye a surprise party on his mother last evening at her residence in Northwest Plymouth. Neighbors and relatives were present and the affair was quite enjoyable. The Michigan City council met in special session recently and let the contract for $100,000 worth of paving to be done this cummer in that city. Six of the principal streets will be paved, three with brick and three with asphalt. We have sugar cane, sugar beet, mangel wurzel, Kaflir corn, dwaif essex rope, English and Kentucky blue grass, Perennial rye grass, orchard grass, and many other seeds that you didn't know you could get in town. Fortes' Seed Store. 2w The examining board met in Dr. Wilson's ollice today and examined several old soldiers for an increase of pension. Among them were Dr. Horace Wardner, president of the examining board at Laporte, and Michael Burger, of Walkerton.

From Thursday's Dally. Chris. Lollimoor and family have moved to Michigan. The family of E. S. Witwer has moved to South Bend. Sugar beet seed at Forbes.' Enough for one quarter acre costs 30 cents. 2w Mrs. Andrews, an evangelist, is now conducting lively meetings at Inwood. Mrs. Byron Carpenter, who lives in the country, was taken suddenly ill last night. Chas. Drummond has sold his farm south of town to Harry K. Konklin of Chicago. The Plymouth Decorating Company offers lace curtains, rugs, etc., on easy payments. ltw Emory Harris is reported no better. He is suffering with a chronic ailment of the lungs. Several new cottages are going up at Culver. The Palmer houBe is undergoing extensive imi rovements. Rev. Lambert is convalescing. He has been confined to the bed with stomach trouble during the past week. The Valparaiso Normal school is to be supplied with a brick science hall three stories high and 00x120 feet. The Hissong tile mill which was located just across the Stark county line has been sbippep to Tecumseh, Mich. The jury commissioners meet next Monday and select jurymen. On the following Monday circuit court convenes. James R. Lampson of Walkerton has received an increase of pension amounting to S7. lie now receives S24 monthly; Benj. Head, who was injured by falling from a wagon several weeks ago, has recovered sullicietly to be around, but is far from being well yet. The most popular subject for discussion now is the fish law. Little cliques of four or five may be seen on every corner with that subject on tongues end. The Episcopal ladies were entertained at the residence of Mrs. Joe Westervelt in the country this afternoon. The occasion was a delightfnl one. All of the Indiana canneries are sold out of their last year's crop of tomatoes and the entire out-put of the canneries for lS'JO has already been contracted for. The nearest canneries to this

place are at Warsaw and North Manchester. It might pay to raise tomatoes and fhip to these points. Albert English, who lives in the country near this city has received a telegram from South Bend that his daughter, Mrs. Chas. Smith, of that city is very low. Jacob Kelver is still quite low. He has been very near the door of death several times but as many times he revived. Once he was pronounced dead. He has now suffered another relapse. The condition of Bishop Rademacher, who has been a patient at the St. Elizabeth hospital in Chicago, is greatly improved, and the physicmis now believe that he will recover his mental faculties and that his general health will be fully restored. The reception given the 15Tfh regiment at the Studebaker mansion in South Bend yesterday, was oue of the most agreeable and memorable affairs in the boys' lives. Governor Mount and other dignitaries were present and delivered enthusiastic addresses. It is indeed encouraging to learn that (Jov. Mount, Col. Studebaker and the regiment's beloved chaplain have promised to attend the reunion to be held at Plymouth on July 4th. Twenty-tour pupils will graduate at the Union township commencement to be held at Maxenkuckee tonight. Several of the members arc from the Culver schools, they having taken the township examination and passed it . Out of the entire list of examinations Miss Edith Savage stood the highest. Her per cent was 8v. In Bourbon township there will be twelve graduates. Miss Edith Rose made the highest grade in this township. Her per cent was 84

The 4th July Celebration. The definite information that Cover nor Mount will be in Plymouth on July 4th at the reunion of the 157th re?i ment has given a great impetus to the plans for having a mammoth celebration, including a great barbecue, lirework, etc. U. S. Senator Mason will probably be secured to deliver the ora tion on the occasion. Something New For Kxeliange. Some town property for farm. Also some town resident property for smaller town property, ldlw John W. IJorornoN. See Kendall For Wall Paper. Wm Kendall now has a large stock of wall paper on hand. He has these goods in connection with Oscar Porter's grocery in the Kendall building. Also sample books by which you can secure within twenty-four hours anything not carried in the stock, tf Account of I. O. O. F. grand lodge and Rebekah assembly of Indiana, the L. E. & W. R. R. Co. will sell tickets to Indianapolis and return for $3.55; tickets good going May 15th and 10th, IS'J'J, and good returning until May 111, 18'J'J. J. M. DAUUENsrECK, Agent. Excursions to San Francisco, Cal., Via Pennsylvania Lines. May 14th, 15th and 16th account National Baptist anniversaries, excursion tickets will be sold to Sau Francieco, Cal., via Pennsylvania Lines, good to return until July 16th. For further particulars call upon local ticket agent, J. E. Hanes. On account of meeting of the F. & A. M. grand lodge of Indiana at Indianapolis, the L. E. & W. R. R. Co. will sell tickets on May 22d and 23d at one fare for the round trip; good returning until May 25th, 18011. Annual Meeting Old Order German Baptists at Union Bridge, Md. Via the Baltimore & Ohio R. R. On May 16, 10, 20 and 22 the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad will sell excursion tickets to Union Bridge, Md., for the above occasion at rate of one fare for the round trip. Tickete will be good for return until June 24, 1899. One stopover will be allowed on the return journey at any point on the Baltimore fc Ohio Railroad. Tickets will also be on sale at all stations in the west and northwest. For further information call on or address: nearest B. & O. ticket; agent, or B. N. Austin, General Passenger Agent, Chicago, 111. m22 Summer train service to the lake rer umed via the Baltimore & Ohio railroadCommencing June 11th, 1899, trains No.'s 9 and 10 will be resumed for the season between Mansfield, Ohio, and Sandusky, Ohio. For excursion rates, time of trains etc., inquire of B. & O. ticket agent. w6 11 Repairing of Furniture done on short order. All work guaranteed. UPHOLSTERING is our Specialty. Chair caining satisfactorily done. Notify us and we call, repair and deliver your injured furniture. Located on Jefferson St., due south of Vandalia depot. Scott Lawson

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Special attention given to hoof-hound feet. All kinds of lameness in feet treated by shoeing. General Horse Shoeing. Reasonable rates. EAST LAPORTE STREET PLYMOUTH.

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OFFICE AI RESIDENCE EAST GARRO SI. HUMPHREYS' VETERINARY SPECIFICS A.A. ujl "EVEIlsä. Lung Fever. Milk Fever. cc 'MsiMt.VI.VS, Lameness, llbeuiuatisnt. ! KriZOOTIC, IHatemper. t L Itu ) JI'.V hvOKMS. Hots. Grub. .f;:.-.ic'Oi;c;ilS Told, influenza. ci:utsjrOL,C-' "'"Vttolie. IMarrhea. ;.;. I'retrnt JIIMJAKHIAUK. Ix'lL K,:vEV & HI-ADUKU IMSORDKHK '.VJMAXGE. Skin IHeaea. f K- HAD COMHTIOX. Staring Coat. t cuts ) JJc. each: Stable Case, Ten Specifics, nook. &e., $1 At druKKlsts or wnt prepaid on receipt or price. Humphreys' Medicine Co., Cor. William ft John Sts.. New York. Veterinary Manual Sent Frek. NERVOUS DEBILITY, VITAL, WEAKNESS and Prostration from Overwork or other causes. Humphreys' Homeopathic Specific No. 28, m use over AO years, the only successful remedy. $ 1 per vil,or 5 vials and large vial powder.for $5 Bll by DruKKlota. or avut at-tl on receipt of price. HCarilttKlS' tU. :0., Cor. HUllum Julia ÜU. Kaw foci SHOEMAKER'S RESTAURANT can always supply you with Fresh Bread, Cakes, Pies and everything in batter 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. Pennyroyal pills TUmyt aarc. ! rWUll. loh aak . .j I ItfA and f.V.l meullio 2hoiM. cn l-d Ith bitiu riMxiu. i air 'tion and imiMfi.m. At Pragt-iMa. or araa In numpa fur particular!. ttimnoUla "Keller Tor l,lle, w i'itrr. t rrt.rMo.IL 10,000 Twtimonlala. Ham Taper. ol J bjr oil Local DruKflita. 1'IIILAUA., i'A.

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SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., CHICAGO, ILL.

ISI DOOf EGSI Ol AICH 01 invites the attention of the ladies to call and examine her NEW STOCK OF MILLINERY. in uon u ock 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. OlIiU Uo Unt UULLAn p. h.i vu this tie tj-ii. mrw 19 pallrra hiph-radr KKkKOlK COAL AMI YHHtlt lH)K hTOVK, ty freight O.O.l f)uhje t ti examination. examine it at your freight depot and if found 'rfectly satisfactory and tha rratteat Sloia HAK. VAIN you ever paw or heard of.pay the IHKII.IIT At.KNT oar hl'KIIAL IRKK. SI3.00 less the H 00 pent with or WRITF FORont PKi FREE der or 112 00 STOVE CATALOGUE. This Rtove is pize 8. oven i nidfreiirht charges. ltixlXill, topts4ia23, rmvdo from tMtst pi( iron, extra. Iarre flues, heavy covers, heavy linings and Krs-tes, larjjeoven phi-lf, heavy tin-lined oven dwr, handsome nickel-plated ornamentations and trimmings, extra lanre Irt'P, (renuineniaaaiNH porrriaia nam rnmolr, Hand mime Itrre ornamented base. Beat coal barnrr made, and we fuinish FUKK an extra wood rate, niakincr it a iht fei't wood boraar. vK ISSI R A ItlMUXJ (il'AUANTKK with every atove and (rnarantee Rate delivery to your railroad station. Your local lealer would charge you l-ö.OO for puch a stove, the freight ia only alniut (l.u for each WW mile, aa ae aaa you at leant f HMMI. A lilrens, SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. (INC.) CHICACO.ILL (Hoara, Boaoaok A Ca. ara UoroaRhlf rallabla Kdllar.)

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