Marshall County Independent, Volume 5, Number 41, Plymouth, Marshall County, 22 September 1899 — Page 8

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Friday, Ski-tkuiikk 22, 18W. MAliKET KEPOKT. Butter 15c Eggs He Chickens, young &c Lard 6-c Potatoes '& Flour per c wt 2.20 Corn meal 1.00 Hogs per hd -l-SU Cattle 4.00 to 5.00 Wheat 0 ttyo Corn ZA Ofcts 17 Clover seed 3.00to3.2T Timothy seed 2.00 Millitseed 1.00 Timothy hay per ton 7.00 to 8.00 Clover hay per ton 500 to 1.00 Marsh hay per ton 3.00 Straw per load 2.00 Furnished by Kd. S. Hogarth & Co. LOCAL BREVITIES. BYom TuedAy' Daily. Mrs. N. S. Woodward is reported quite ill. Chas. Nyhart is badly cripled with rheumatism. The Logansport Presbytery will hold its next meeting in April, KKX), at Mishawaka. Mr. Samuel lieldon, of Twin Lake, left for Van Wert, Ohio, last night for a short visit. Mrs. Susan Uailey. near Trinity church, is reported better. She has been quite sick. Emory Heeves went to Chicago yesterday where he enters the l. & S. college of medicine. Mrs. Fred Uoteet is in Herrien Springe, Mich., where she was called to attend the sickness of her mother. Mrs. A. C. Thompson left this morning for Cleveland, Ohio, where she will remain during the winter. David Fertig, who has been reported quite ill, is rapidly improving. He is now able to be on his feet. Miss Anna Ulomdell and Mrs. Chas. Johnson returned to South Hend this noon having visited in the country near Donaldson. Elkhart has closed a deal with a bicycle factory which guarantees to expend $60,0JO a year for three years before the bonus is paid. H. 13. Allen made a bussness trip to Grover today. He has been placed in charge oi the Heinz Salting work6 there for the coming winter. The new U. Ü. church at IJurr Oak will be dedicated on Sept. 24, lS'J'J by Rev. Geo. Sickafoose, presiding elder. A good crowd is expected. Clint Huff, of JJremen, passed through Plymouth this raorniug on his way to Manchester, Term., where his father owns a large tract of timber. The followiDg couples were issued licenses to wed Sept. l'Jth: Chas. C. Holem and Magcrie Hottorlf, John M. Humphry and Clara A. Keelar. Mrs. S. A. Ullery and son Clem will leave shortly for a visit in the country near Dayton, Ohio. They expect to visit J. Y. Solenberger aud wife. E. C. Mrtriinda'e, Samuel Parker, Charles Ktllson aid Harley Logan went to Rochester today to set ca?es for the opening of next term of court. The sky was noticed to be quite bright in the southeast last evening as though a house in that direction was burning and producing the illumination. J. H. Castlemac, of Culver, brought his mother, Mrs. Mary Castleman, to Plymouth today on her way to Collins, Iowa. She has been his guest for several months. The Bremen Hlacks are making an effort to have eames with the Indians on next Saturday and Sunday. The latter team has been making a tour through Ohio, and is expected to reach Bremen on their return trip at about the time referred to. Last Saturday evening some one poisoned Mrs. Hates' dog. While the poor animal lay on the sidewalk groaning in the last agonies of death a boy who was passing stooped to sympathize with it. Naturally he was bitten, but the wound is not thought to be serioup. Army officers from the headquarters at Ft. Wayne have circulated around town advertising for able bodied men. This is getting to be quite an old thing. Considering the fact that the government is not allowed to draft men for foreign service it is liab'e to become much older. The "Little Potatoes" have made arrangements for a game witi lonaldson The time is again here when you will want FALL CLOTHING. You're sure here of the best for the money-fluidities, latest style, made to order. SI' ITS . OVKKCOATS. Kxrellcnt materials, spindid workmanship and np-to-the liour styles are the features of our Krrnerits müde to order. BERGMAN, THE TAILOR, Up Stairs. CORBIN BLOCK.

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next Sunday. In consideration of the fact the "Little Potatoes" have never been beaten it would be raeh to prophecy their downfall in the next game, but Donaldson, a usual, may be depended

on for a good game. Up to date, the recruiting officer in this city for the Fort Niagara regiment, has received ten or twelve applications Out of this number only one or two of the applicants have passed the physical examination. The government regulations in this capacity are quite rigid. The same ofliceis who now have their headquarters here recently took about twenty volunteers from the vicinity of Muncie. From Wednesday's Dally. Chas. Turner is reported quite ill. Uert Stout, who has been quite ill of late, is able to be around. Get coops of Wallace to market your poultry. In McKelvy building. lw Dr. Horton and his daughter Mrs. Mabel Heebe left today noon for a visit in Wabash. II. (i. Thayer and Wm. Kendall are attending the reunion of the 73 Indiana Regiment at Logansport. Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Fieckner, of Newell, brought two little girls to the Childrens Home this morning. Dr. How, of Bremen, was in Plymouth today. He is pleased with his new location beyond verbal expression. Miss Minnie Martin, of Etna Green, left for Indianapolis today where she is a student in the echool for the blind. Chas. II. Wallace is now buying poultry of all kinds in the McKelvy building. Be sure and see him before Felling, lw The docket at Hochester is well filled up with trial cases. Judge Cipron looks forward to an interesting session of court. James (Jib3on. Chas. Wilcox, Geo. Bowell, Ezra Barnhill and Smith Pomeroy are attending the soldiers reunion at Loganeport. Clint Grube has returned from a three month's sojourn in North Dakota and will take charge of the Fertig school for the coming year. Tom Cheney went to Loganeport this noon and will bring Geo. Robins back with him. The latter has been a patient at Longcliffe. Pete Kruyer informs us that Dr. Reynolds took George R. Goodlander to the county infirmary yesterday. Master Goodlander is only one day old. Wood Wanted Subscribers who want to pay their subscriptions with wood should bring it in now. We can accept wood wheo we need it, and we need it now. The body of Joseph Emory was taken through the city today en route for Fort Wayne where it received burial. Joseph Emory is well-known in this county having dwelt with John Nicols, at Twin Lake, for years. One new text Las been introduced in the high school this year. Hoostan's physical geography has been superceded by the more recent and complete geography ot Ralph Tarr. The latter book is in use at the state normal and several of the colleges. In the labratory at the Washington building individual benches with full equipment for chemical experiments have been fitted up. Individual experiments have long been a leading criterion of the scientific classes but individual stalls is an inovation. The Chatllin colored quintette gave their concert at the M. E. church as was advertised, and they agreeably surprised the large audience present. The concert was pronounced by critics one of the beiit ever given in this city. The boys took up a collection amounting to about 820 which will be added to the college fund. From Thursday's Dally. Mi6s Meta Behrings is reported quite ill. II. S. Rodgers & Son for repair work. 4dlw A license to wed was issued to Joseph Dolph and Tressie Shaw today. Horace Corbin is now employed in Chicago with tne firm of J. V. Farwell & Co. C. Rush and family, of Gerard, 111., are the gnests of Mrs, Leander Wynn near Lakeville. Fred DeLong left this morning for the Otterbein university at Westerville, Ohio, where he will remain during the next school year. Mr. and Mrs. B. G. Mitterling, of Bourbon, are visiting relatives in Cincinnati. They passed though Plymouth on their way thither thiB morning. A. E. Rhodes is surviving his recent injuries with wonderful vitality. He will probably get well. The physicians in charge should receive ample credit. An odd looking engine on the L. E. & W. train was an interesting object for examination tnis morning. Machinists in great numbers inspected it. Several of our Plymouth boys have been admitted into the ranks of the Niagara regiment. Fred Schisley, Sol Miller and Herb Love are among the number. In a wreck at Colfax this morning the fireman, conductor and brakeraan were killed. The noon Vandalia train at this city was considerably delayed on that account. The band concert at Argos Tuesday night was well attended. A number of rigs drove over from Plymouth. This was the last open air concert of the season in that town. The remains of Mrs. Eva Kemp were brought from South Bend this noon and from here conveyed to Argoa, where the funeral was conducted from the Christian church. The Bourbon Fair officers are actively engaged in preparing for their annual exhibition October 3, 4, 5 and C.

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Is the standard No. 51 Dining Room Table Cloth. Table Cloth, white with re.l ban. Size 50 x inches. Sent pnntpniri on receipt of 2 cent poMace Mninpnml tin ignatures cut from wrappers of Artiuckles No. 52. Lady's Apron. Fine quality white Uwn, wide strings arxl fancy lace inst-rtion. size 32 x 40 luetics. Sent postpaid on receipt of two cent poNt. agr ntanip and '25 wis. nnture cut from wrappers of A rbuckles' Roasted Coffee. No. 57. A Pair of Scissors. Made by the beet American manu facturers and well C'ilshed, SS Inches long. Sent potpid on receipt of 2 cent pontage utamp and 15 aicnature cut from wrappers of ArhucklM Roaated I 1 Latest r Will every H No. 66. A Gentleman's

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Rlgheit grade material and workmanship, 32 calibre, centre-fire double action. Sent by express, Chargen prepaid by um, on receipt of 2 cent postage stamp and 150 ignatarei cut from wrappers of Arbuckles' Roasted Coffee. When ordering name Express Office as well as your 1'ost Office. this is a picture of the signature on Arbuckles Roasted Coffee Wrapper, which you are to cut out and send to us as a voucher. No other part ot the Coflee Wrapper wil be accepted as a voucher, nor will this Picture be accepted as such. SOME Address all communications They are building an addition to the grand stand and have just completed ten additional stalls tor peed horßes. The outlook for a fair this year i3 very flattering. A. Ii. Personett his returned from an extended tour through the south. He has concluded that he likes Alabama better than Indiana and will move his family there to reside. Nearly one hundred applications far admission to the State Soldiers' Home at Lafayette are now on file, and there are but fifteen vacant beds. Under the new county reform law commissioners of counties can not erect cottages on the grounds without an appropriation first having been made, and no new cottages are projected at this time. A suicide occurred in the country about 17 miles east of here last Monday. The unfortunate person in this instance was Mrs. Geo. Sellers, who took paris green and died a tragic and torturous death. The motive of the act was undoub tedly continued brooding, though, it is said, she suffered a casual disappointment in not being able to attend the Knox fair and hence hurried to perform the act which would have come in the course of things at any event. French el e Du (Jard and wife passed through Plymouth today. The former is a full bred Cuban, in this country for the firet time. The latter by her own story is of Indian birth and was employed as cook on the Julia, a boat in the harbor of Havana at the time of the blowing up of the Main. She bears several scars on her face which she attributes to the (lying debris on the occasion of that memorable event. It seems that she met her prtseut partner in life on the docks at Havana. They were married and now she brings him to America to live a civilized life. Arg oft IteniH. Mrs. E. Kershaw visited with her daughter, Mrs. Chas. Townsend, at Knox during the street fair last week. Mieses Carrie Hoggs, Myrta Picker), Frances (jrube and Frank Goodwin are teaching in German township. J. W. Hauck has moved up from Tiosa and now occupit-a T. Ü. Taber'e property on South Michigan street. Ati Morgan left for Indianapolis Monday, to enter the medical college. Mrs. Andy Stafford and children started for their western home, Luxora,

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your nearest OF OUR SIGNATURES ARE PRINTED ON RED to ARBUCKLE BROS., Arkansas, last Friday. She has been visiting with her mother-in-law, Mrs. Eliza Stafford, and other relatives of Argos for several months. Mrs. J. A. J.esh and family will move soon to Helton, Ky., where Mr. Lesh has a position. Trios. Fatsinger and wife, of ßourbon, visited witn .Mr. and Mrs. Wra. Myers, near Rutland, last week. Misses Mary Geisel and Addie Oyler were guests of Hrenieu friends last week. Mies Martha Urown returned to her home in Chicago Sunday after visiting with Mrs. Dr. Page. Mrs..!. 1J. Weimer attended the funeral of her aunt, Mrs. Horace Corbin, in Plymouth Tuesday. Mrs. 1). 11. lladerman and Misses Clellah IJrickley and Verne Curtis were Chicago visitors this week. J. S. and A. H. Wickizer have opened a real estate and loan office in the AIlerton building on Walnut street, and will transact business' under the firm name uf J. S. Wickizer & Co. The L. S. A. will meet with Mrs. J. V. Kolfe Friday afternoon. Dr. V.Caillat, of Aurora, 111., is spending a few days with Argos friends. Mrs. Lou Dawson is visiting relatives and attending the state fair at Indianapolis this week. Miss Essie Uailsback will leave Friday morning for ltloomington, where she will enter the state university. Charley Turney, who was scalded at the hoop factory last week, & till remains in a bad condition but is improving. A parly was given at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Laudeman, west of Argos Saturday evening, in honor of Mrs. Laudeman's 31st birthday. About sixty suppers were served to the guests. Mrs. S. C. McMuIlen, of Mound City, Kansas, who has been visiting with J. C. Hupe, returned home last week. Mrs. N. J. Clute, of Chicago, and Mrs. Judge Capron, of Plymouth, via ited Mrs. H. Drummond audherdaugh ter Carrie east of Argos Tuesday. A delightful surprise party was given on Miss Flora Shaffer on last Wednesday evening at tier home east of town. About twenty guests were present. The Walnut township teachers' business meeting convened last Saturday at the trustee's office at 10 a. m. Luther Curtis was elected chairman and Mis

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This represents one page of a List which Is found in each pound package of Arbuckles' Roasted Coffee, and with each package in which the List is found the purchaser has bought a definite part of some article to lie selected ly him or lier from the List, subject only to the condition that the signature on the package is to be cut out and returned to Ariiuckle iSros. as a voucher, in accordance with the directions printed in connection with each item Illustrated and described in the ListThis List will be kept Rood only till May 31. 1900. Another page of this List will appear in this paper shortly.

BACKGROUND. NOTION DEPT.. NEW Vienna Johnsonbaugh secretary of the Institute for the ensuing year. Superintendent Marks was present and gave an interesting and instructive talk to the teachers. Mr. and Mrs. VanDien left for their home at Waterloo, Iowa, Sunday, after visiting several days with friends here. Mr. and Mtb. Jesse Finney entertained a number of their friends at their home on Tuesday evening in honor of their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Featberstone, of Greenwood, Ind. The Argos Whites defeated the Atwood base ball team Tuesday afternoon by a score of 31 to 12. Tippecanoe Snap Shots. Dell Hell has moved to W. D. Fawley's farm northeast of town. John II. Goodman now occupies the Bugbee property west of the church. Nelson Fry mi re and family, of South Bend, are visiting her mother Mrs. Bell. Dr. Kingle attended the meeting of Physicians of Indiana at Indianapolis last week. County Supt. Marks held a business meeting at the school house last Thursday. David Harrington was elected chairman of the institution for the ensuing school year and Harley Taylor secretary. This makes Mr. Harrington's fifth year in succession as chairman. The Dunkards held a business meeting or council meeting last Saturday and decided to build a new church here. They have about 6800 raised on subscription. Nathan Swihart, George Swihart and Joshua Mow were appointed as building committee. The Uebekah lodge held an ice cream festival on last Saturday evening. Amanda Baugher and children from Irondale are here visiting. The water there does not agree with them so they came here to recuperate. KdGoard has returned to Wheat field to work for a few weeks. The schools in this township begin next Monday morning with the following named teachers: Dist. No. 1, J. F. Laird; 2, Bertha Fites; 3, E. N. Files; 4, A. M. Laird; 5, C. V. Warren; 6, C F. Cooper; 7, J. H. Eherenman; 8, Grace Hall; U, Harley Taylor. Tippecanoe school: S. A. Laird, principal; David Harrington, intermediate; Ralph E. Barrett, primary.

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No. 55 Four Handkerchiefs. Man-lker-chipf, olori"'! iff 7. J l-inch. .40 Soul H. pnil on receipt ot 2 cent p"l nut' s 1 n in p iiml t) -.icon t ii re - it troiii wriiiptT-. n Arbmkl-.' K. .-!. I )o(-.p:iirf isuaiiue-3 by J. K. Torrcy. - Y7Zyr - - r2, t r. ti o. m:1) . 'in,!:. ' ni-,. !.'.r i ;:ii. iu. II a ! II I e Jo. 37. iKictui 1 aiiniet ' r .. . !iver;;.u:' .1 ; - i'iiii:! 1 ceif! ot .-.-.ii ! ia;:e aiiip HKil 1 --J t !si'v- cm Iron: ' ' u i juts of Ar- : c. i::,' !'...'..-i't-d ii e. No. 71. Enameled Alarm Clock. niuiiest standard of Alarm Clock. Seamless frame, ornamental hands, French pattern and second hand. Will run thirty hours with one winding Sent by express, charge prepaid, on receipt of '2 rent postage stamp and SO xicna lures cut from wrappers of Arbuckles' K'tastet Coffee. When ordering name your nearest Kxpre9 Office and j our Post Office as well YORK CITY. N. Y. ISourhon Item. Miss Mamie Groves, of Frankfort, was an attendant at conference. Jay D. Boulton, of Knglewood, was visiting with friends the fore part of this week. Miss Alma Slesser, of Makin, Ind, visited with Miss Maud Beck during conference. Mr. Stephenson returned to his home in Frankfort Friday, after a two week's visit with friends in Bourbon. Dr. L. E. Webb returned from Maumee, Ohio, Friday, having been called there by the death of his brother, Cor win Webb, who died at his home in Perrysburg the Sunday previous. Miss Koontz, who resides near Bre men and was a student at the Bourbon college last year, will teach school at at Burlington, two miles east of Bremen this fall. Miss Eva Tyrrell has returned from Toledo, Ohio, and Catawba Island, Lake Erie, where she has been spending the summer. Prot. Marshall returned from his visit to Pennsylvania Monday. The W. C. T. U. will meet Tuueday afternoon with Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Gilmore, ot Plymouth, came Tuesday for a visit with her mother, Mrs, Chaplin. Andrew Messner, north of town, reports the arrival of a nice nine and onehalf pound boy at his home last Friday night. Mr. Himes, living on the Summy farm, last week sold to 1). A. Fribley a February grade calf that dressed 341 pounds. There's money in that kind of stock raising. Jacob Freed, who took the contract for constructing the foundation for the Sciatica is

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Gtnen! Itziztr, G?a?ril Ii-r &21-y9.-F" rnisHruG, I'k.ns'a. For time cards.r.itesof fare, throueh ll k: U busnuae ciiecks, ;md further infoniiatl..ri eanlin the riirminn f tr ims, aj ply to m.uj Agent of the Pennsylvania Liue. VANDALIA LINK TIME TABLE., In effect May 15. Trains leave Plymouth as follows: fOR THE NOKTH. No. 10 l;ili excel t Miii tay, s::-4 h. 111. fr South Heinl. No. 14 Daily except Sunoay, l.'t.u f.r South r.eml. No. h Daily excej t Stitnl.tj, ln.n.j p. pi. lf South Helul. kok tu r. hivtii. No. 21. Excep Suiiuay. i.;i. - m. for Terreliautt No. 3, " ! ,.in No. .. T 4i . in. for l.t.jjtiiiH.rt For complete Time Car.l. rlvlii all trains a:.d stations, and for full Information .-.s to rate through cars, etc., address T. A. DOWNS. Atrent Flyinouth. lud K. A. FOKD, General P;tssenfer At'ent. Mt. I.ouU Mo Lake Erie & Western R. R. Indianaiolin V Michigan City 1 i irin Time Card Number r.l. In etlect .Inly 2, lS't. NORTH BOUND TRAINS. No. 20. Due t leave Plymouth at H:.r.5a. m No. 22. " " :17p.tn No. 24. Due to arrive at Pimoutli U:2'i m. HOLTH BOUND TRAINS No. '23. Due to liMve i'ljniouth ut H:o4 a. ni No. 29. " 5:; p. m No. 151 Local freight, lv. 11:55 a. ni No. 21. Due to leave rijnioiith at .r):-'.". a. m. Tra'n; Nos. 21 and 22 run daily hetwet-n pixmouth and Indianapolis, and train N 24 ditilv except Sunday. N(s. 2:i and 20 run dai! evcei t Sundav. Nos 21 and2:i n-ake direet eotun etini at Indianapolis w itli lVnn H ania on j . I'-ii: 4 and '. H. and D ; aNn at I' pton w itli main line trains for points cast and west. For ticket, rates and general information, call on J. M. DAVBKNSPKCK. Ai:eht outh. Ind C. F. Daly. C. P. A.. Indianapolis. Ind. B. & O. Time Card. Arrival and departure of trains at I.apa .let. East Hound. No. lf, b:7)0 a. m.; Xo. 14, 9:35 p. m. West JKh nd. No. 17, 2.v p. m. Quick time and elegant train service to all principal points east and south. For rates, time tables, apply to N. ye. Aj;t. l.apa .l. t.. Ind., or to lt. N. Austin. General Passenger Agt.. Chicago, 111. college building, gave up his job SaturJ day and J. V. Davis jr. has been placed in charge, the work being done by the day. The job will be completed about the first of the month. Mies MoSlie Snyder, daughter of Mrs. Charles Snyder, suffered a stroke of paralysis Wednesday morning. V. C. Keller will return to the State Normal at Terre Haute next Monday. A. Ilrillhart went to Ft. Wayne, Monday, from which place he took the Wabash for Little Hock, Ark , where he will visit fo- a month with his sister. Frank V. (Iiiflin started Sunday morning for a tour in the west, in hopes of bettering his health. He will visit points in Colorado, I'tah, Wyoming, Iowa, Washington and California. Ho will be absent six weeks. Simons iies ;mmI Itond. M. W. Simons tiled his bond with the city clerk Thursday.guaranteeiDg his faithful fulfillment of the electric light contract. The bond is signed bv the United States Fidelity and (luaranty Company of the State ot Maryland. No better bond could he given. The deal is now complete as Mayor .Tones has signed l oth the contract and t e ordinance. Thus ends the electric licht matter. cured by il

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