Marshall County Independent, Volume 5, Number 23, Plymouth, Marshall County, 19 May 1899 — Page 8
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Friday, May 19, 189. MARKET REPORT. iiutter tfggs v'hickens Lard Potatoes Flour per cwt llnrn meal 12c 12c 6c 6!2'c 30c 2.20 1.00 Hops per hd 3.00 to 3.10 Cattle 42j Wheat live Jörn 27 to 30 : Jat8 Olover seed 3.00to 3.Ö0 Timothy seed 2.00 Millitseed J-JJ; Timothy hay per ton -00 to S.00 Clover hay per ton ß-00 to 7.00 Marsh h?.y per ton 3.00 to 4.00 Straw per load 2 00 Furnished by Kd. S. Hoearth & Co. LOCAL BREVITIESSr orri Tuefiday s Daily. W. K.Greg aD wife started on their trip bome'Vürd bound f-r out i Dakota The faru ers' institute will be held at Argos the 2Cth and 27th of this month. The funeral of Adam Strohacker in the country today was largely attended. Miss Meta Behrens has been 6ecured JO teach Miss Menu's room during the remainder of her illness. Wm. Huff and E. L. DeCamp, of Bremen, were in Plymouth today on their way to Manchester, Tenn. Jacob Moench and family left today for Germany. They haye been residents of this city for some time. P. II. Lindquist is 54 years old today. His boys presented him with a handsome gold watch to commemorate the occasion. J.L. Wince, of Pierceton. who is a member of the Church of God, preached the funeral of Dr. J. S. Leland at Argos today. W. II. Albert left lor Indianapolis this noon wnere he will attend the Odd Fellows meeting as a delegate from the home lodge. Contractors all over Indiana have be gun to ease up on street and sewer im provements until they hear from the Barrett law's conbtitutionality. Mrs. J. W. Devis, Sr. and Mrs. John Ames of Bourbon, were the guests of C. C. Vink's family Monday evening The ladies were on their way to Indi anapolis to attend the Daughters of Rebekah Assembly. A district Sunday-school convention of theU. B. Church is being held at Tyner. Among those attending are Rev. Spitier and Rev. Martin of Bour bon, Rev. Butler, Rev. Byrer and wife, and Rev. Parrett of Warsaw. Many rural weather prophets say that this will be a dry summer. They say that only a certain amount of rain falls each year, and that this year has nearly had its portion. There has been plenty of rain so far, and Hicks is pre dieting more. Greentown has 2,500 people and no mayor, no policeman and no expense tor municipal office holders. The town is governed entirel) by a board of trustees who meet once a month and allow electric light, water, gas and other claims. E. 15. Taylor, general superintendent of transportation of the Pennsylvania lines west, says the passenger equip ment of the Pan Handle and the Pitts burg, Fort Wayne & Chicago is now in better condition than ever before in the history of these lines. If a rich man disagrees with those in power he is called eccentric; if he has some wealth he is a crank, and if he has no money at all he is called a fool. If he is on the tramp order he is called an idiot and locked up. "Money makes the mare go" is a pretty true saying. Ex. Valparaiso Commandery No. 28, K T., gave a reception to the n embers and their families of Valpariso Chapter No. 7D, Porter Lodge No. 137, and Val paraiso Chapter No. 161, O. E. S., last evening in honor of Hon. II. G. Thayer of this city who was the guest of the Commandery. A United States Fish Commissioner passed through Goshen this morning with eight jars of minnows for Eagle Lake, Warsaw. The jars conlained 10, 000,000 of the little fish and the otlicial Inflammatory Rheumatism Dangerous. Some people l.ave an Idea that Rheumatism is not serious. Inflammatory rheumatism Is a very dangerous disease, and we advise every patient who suffers from it to immediately use Ath-lo-pho-ros, and tie on the safe bide. 1)1 sease Is not something to l laughed at. It is something to be not lid of. Here Is the case of a gentleman who was given up to die by his latnily physician. It shows the seriousness uf this a flliotlon better than any words of ours. Merna. Neb., Feb. U;th. 18: In the spring of lst'.O I was taken with in flammatory rheumatism and was down for six weeks, and the doctor came every day to see me. He said that I would never get ove It, and that he would not give a snap of tils finxer for my life. I heard of Ath-lo-pho-ros and sent and got a bottle, and before bad take:: the fourth dose I could sit up and after taking a half bottle I was able to get up and walk around, and after taking the third bottle was entirely cured. As ever your great friend, Khank H. Kli,ion For sale at Druggists. Send for free phamplet to The Athlophoros Co., New Haven, Conn.
said he was compelled to be up all night changing the water to keep them alive. Goshen Times. The Chicago papers contain an account of the adventures of D. W. Krider, a soldier in the Philippines who was wounded twenty-six times and reported dead twice. Still he lives to tell his story. The account becomes of local interest when we learn that Mr. Krider is a nephew of Mrs. Wm. Craig of this city. Rollo Oglesbee went to Indianapolis t is morning for the purpose of confer! ing with Gov ruor Mount and se
curing a definite promise of his pres ence in our city next July 4th. Gover nor Mount will he OLe of the principal orators here on that day, but other speakers of national reputation will be with us, too. We may safely look for ward to the celebration as being decid edly the biggest and best Plymouth has ever seen. The judges in the surrounding disricts have beeu appointing the exam ining board? to act as a check on the commissioners in the various counties, in accordance with the law passed by he last legislature. Judge Capron nan probably before this selected the mem bers to the different committees dependent on his appointment but the ap pointments have not yet betn made public. Sometime during the next term ol court and in all probability during the Grst part of it, be will officially make up his committees. An exchange tells of a smooth 6windtr who is at present operating m this section. lie cleans sewing machines or fifty cents and then tinds broken wheels and appliances which need re pair. Ui course ne is tne one wno causes the bad condition of the machine by exchanging the eeveral parts. If anyone stands watching him he will send the person for oil or rags. He charges exorbitant prices for his work. In a neighboring county he touched one for $0.50 and another for 12 Housekeepers should be on the lookout and give this fellow a red hot reception. From Wednesday' Dailj. Charles Hammerei and family have moved to LogaDeport. The inmates at the county farm are exceptionally healthy this season. Mrs. Anson Elliott celebrates her 68th birthday on this date. She has spent G4 years in Plymouth. A new stone sidewalk is about to be laid in front of Geo. Kruyer'e place of business, thus completing an unbroken stretch of ßtone walk along the entire block. The following physicians attended the funeral of Dr. A. 11. Younkman at Hremen this afternoon: Drs. liorton, : Ii 1 ' I.' Untrer Rrrwn x.epiuau. iuuii. rvao.ci, u, Martin and Charles Holtzendorff. Uria8 Feller has discovered to his own satisfaction that all the wheat which Is poor has not beeD frozen out. lie plucked a single stalk recently and on it counted 5U flies. Such is the pest which is killing the wheat, and not the severe weather. Edward Hayes writes to his parentB from Presidio, California, to the effect that be will not get off for the Phillipenes for a couple of months. lbere are 2,500 soldiers at the barracks where he is stationed. He says he would not take a thousand dollars for his exper ience so far. The Undtrwood vs. Stein case which was placed on the docket for this date at Rochester has been dropped. In this case A. It. Underwood sought to recover damages of Mr. Stein on ac count of an attack from Mr. Stein's dog last summer. Matters were adjusted this morning to the satisfaction of both parties, without any formal proceedings. Yesterday Herbert (Jibson had a nar row escape from lightning. He was driving his buggy near the Liggett school house and was passing a tele phone pole when the same was shat tered like glasB, by a heavy thunderbolt. Hoth he and his horse received a severe electric shock. A number of men sev eral rods away received distinct ßhocks and expressed their wonder that the horse and its driver were not killed. Attorneys II e6s, Logan and Martindale appeared betöre the court tit Kcox yesterday and protested against the heavy levies on Marshall county property for the proposed big ditch, the greater part of which drains Starke county land. The court acceded in a measure to their demands and ordered the plat and report concernirg the ditch referred back to the drainage commissioners. A new report with several important changes, wiil probably follow later. The Valparaiso Messenger in giving an account of the reception to Hon. II. (J. Thayer Monday evening says that Mr. Thayer'a address was "a most excellent and instructive exposition of Free Masonry and gave even to the oldest members of the fraternity information for which they had long sought and had never been able to lind." The following morning Mr. and Mrs. Thayer visited the chapel exercises at the college auditorium where Mr. Thayer addressed the students. The static machine for generating electricity which has been added to the physical labratory at the Washington building is a model for neatness and good work. ' It was manufactured and
set up by Arthur O'Keefe who took the hint of its mechanism from the machine on exhibition at Slayter's drug store not many weeks ago. It answers all experiments perfectly. Illuminations in Geisler's tubes are produced with ease and Leyden jars are charged with tuavy bolts of electricity. Krom Thursday's Dally. Christian Loesch Sr, just west of town is reported quite ill. W. H. Carpenter is still quite poorly. He is obliged to remain inuoors. J. C Ramsay went to outh Hend this noon where he ..ill remain for some time. Lorie Shakes went to Muncie today to attend the funeru! of his sister Mrs. Frank Gibson. Mrs. Frank Hsckley and daughter, of Kenosha, Wis , are the guests of Fred
Hill and family. The jury has been called for next ueek. Considerable interest will be manifested next term. Tom Wall? er went to Muncie this evening where he a ill attend the funeral of Mrs. Frank üvon. The Improvement company are puting down a sidewalk for the distance of six blocks along Liberty street. John Nichols will leave Friday for South Hoston, Va., with the view ot buying land. He will be absent about one month. The marshal is in possession of a large list of truant school children who will be compelled to attend school the rest of this term. Wm. Kile has shipped material to Benton county for a sixty foot bridge and will commence the erection of the same immediately. Farmers are everywhere complaining of the tiy. Never before has this trou blesome pest visited thf wheat this early in the spring. Valparaiso citizens are making a strong effort in favor of municipal ownership of their waterworks. It is a movement in the right direction. A Monticello saloon keeper assaulted a citizen who circulated a remonstrance against him, and he has just been sen tenced to six months in jail and to pay a fine of $400. Mrs. Lew Swearengin and two little daughters Francis and Lola went to Logansport today where they will join Mr. Swearengin. Mr. Swearengin has located in that city. Among the members of the county council of St. Joseph are Hon. Clem Studebaker and Joseph D. Oliver, two Indiana millionaires. They ought to make good otlicials. Miss Flo Moore entertained a party of young ladies and gentlemen at her home in the country last eveuing Re freshments were served and a delight ful time was the result. The Heed band hive announced their intention of commencing a series of open air concerts on the first Saturday next month. They will make their debut on Decoration day. Tonight marks the last session of the Young Peoples Christain Union con vention at Tyner. On the whole the meeting has been one of the most suc cessful ever conducted in the county. Joseph M. Hoffman, former superin tendent of the Laporte county infirmary, died Monday evening at Laporte after a week's illness of a complication of lung aud throat disease. He was G7 years old. Maxenkuckee is becoming the Mecca for fisherman. Those chronic fisherman who have dangled their lines in running waters in other years now ilock to the lake to unburden themselves of their desire for the sport. Chris. Manuel has struck an artesian well upon his property in East Plym outh. The pipe was driven on the side of a gently sloping hill and the water gushes eeveral feet from the surface of the ground in a solid column of crystal. The Ladies Mozart Club of Plymouth will give a grand concert in the opera house, Plymouth, on May 2G, 18W. Ad mission 25 cents. Tickets may be procured from members of the club, or at Hess' drug store. The tickets you get may be exchanged for the reserved seat coupon tickets at Hess' drug store on and after May 23. w2' Dr. Humphreys' Specifics act directly upon the disease, without exciting disorder in other parts of the system. They Cure the Sick. mO. CURES. PRICES 1 Fever. Congestion, Inflammations. Jii 9-Worms. Worm Feyer, Worm Colic... .23 3 Teet h In s. Colic. Cry Ing-.Wakef ulcesa .25 4 Diarrhea, of Children or Adult.. 23 1 ouclit. Coldg, Bronchitis 23 & curalla. Toothache, Faoeacha..... .23 9 Headache, Sick Headache, Vertigo.. .23 10 DyipriBla,IndIgeatl,WekStomach.2S 11 Suppressed or Painful Periods.... .23 12 Whiles. Too Frofuso Periods .23 13 Croup, Laryngitis, Iloarwnem .23 14 Salt Illieum. Erysipelas. Eruptions. . .25 1 5 Rheumatism, Rheumatic Pains .25 16 Malarla. Chills. Fever and Ague 23 1 9 'atarrh. Influent. Cold In the Head .25 20 Whooplng-C ough 23 2T-Mdney Diseases .25 2H-Nervou Debility.. 1.00 30-l'rlnary Weakness. Wetting Bed... .23 7 7-43 rip. nay Fever 25 Dr. Humphreys Manual of all Diseases at your DruggUtsor Mailed Free. Sola by druggists, or sent on receipt of price. Humphreys' lied. Co Cor. William JohnBU. taw York;.
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The Plymouth Decorating Co. are now representing Tbe Gately & Donovan Co. '5 Installment House of Saginaw, Mich. We will carry a full lintiof tlio following fioils in stork, sohl on easy payments: Kutr. Lace Curtains, Table Throws. Clocks. Hope, Clieniile and Tajn'stry Draperies. t'arp-ts. Mackintoshes. House FiimisliiiiL's, Ktc.
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