Marshall County Independent, Volume 7, Number 33, Plymouth, Marshall County, 26 July 1901 — Page 8

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Friday, July -jr., lwi. LOCAL BREVITIES. From Tuesday Daily. Ralph Wnitlock ia indisposed with catarrh in the band. C. S. Cleveland and wife are spending a few days at Lake Winona. Holler Kleckner, north of this city, has been quite ill for the past week. Mrs. Amanda Kinp, of Mississippi, is the guest of T. 15. Houghton anu wife, of this city. John Harris was temporarily over come by heat while working in his shop this morning. Robert Longh left for Wawasee last evening where he will take a few weeks outing. A substantial, modern farm house has jast been erected on the Vinuedge place near this city. Howard .Jackson has been called to Auburn to take charge of the telephone repair work in that city. Mrs. Kverett Field, of South l!end, and Mis9 Ocie Love, of Argos, are isiting Mrs. J. I). Field of this city. There will be no preaching services at the Poplar (Jrove M. K. church next Sunday. Forest C. Taylor, pastor. The Lake Krie road is making ar rangeraents with the city for securing its water supply at a rate fixed by the city. Mrs. F. (J. Martin and eon Milo returned to South J lend this noon. They nave been the guests of Mrs. (lustave Seider. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kleopfer enter tained a crowd of young people from Flymouth last evening at the Kleopfer cottage, Pretty lake. Rev. and Mrs. McKenzie left today for Rattle (Jround, where they will attend the Methodist cainpmeeting. They have a cottage there. T. -T. Winings arrived in the city this morning. He h&s been absent for several weeks on his regular commercial trip through the western states. Wm. and .lames Irwin, of Rourhon, were in this city last evening. The lit ter left todav for Huffalo. N. i .. where he will take in the "opalescent city." Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fromm, who have been the guests of the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hall, of this city, have returned to their home in Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Cleveland and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Cleveland entertained a number of the cottagers at Pretty lake last night. The serving of refresh merits was an important feature of the evening. The following marriage &censehave been issued by the county clerk: July 'Jo, Harvey Pontius and Lerena Lockwood;Melvin I.eiphty urul Nancy I'.. Rearick; July L'2, Ansel Y. Jones and F.lva Jane Cillnian. The Flymouth pristollice cashed a Cuban money order yesterday. This is the second document of the kind pre sented here since Sampson and Schley exterminated the Spaniards from the West Indian archipelago. The Alter (Juild met with Mrs. Flo Ruck last evening and spent a few social hours. During the excessively warm weather no attempt is made at fancy work or sewing. Flans for next winter's work is usually the topic of conversation. Ihe city waterworks is such a paying institution that were it not for Its financial support, it is said, Flym outh would go bankrupt. With euch a llooriabing example of city ownership before us, how long should it be until we monoplie some more public neces sities? Henry R. Sams, county assessor of Miami county, transacted business at the recorders oüice yesterday. Mr. Sams says rem contemplates extensive paving projects. Their streets, like ours are plowed up in readiness for good gravel and concrete foundations in view of a brick surface. Master Freddy Kuhn is proving him self a rival to Rattlesnake Fete. Last night at Fretty lake he caught a 4-foot snake by its tail just as it was in the act of disappearing under a building Drawing it forth, he toyed with it gently for a moment and then tossed it to Amur, Mr. Kloepfer's big dog which soon made short work of it. The lay league and blue ribbon ag gregation which have been camping at Fretty lakt for the past two weeks, folded their tents last Saturday eveDing and came to town. Howard Jackson, Verne Miller, Fred Logan, Frank Wilson, Frank Tanner, Carl Spieshoffer and Otto Alberts were the rank and lile members always to be found in camp. Lot Losey has been in Chicago four weeks and if he lengthens rut his ßtay another moon, the last drop of ambition will be extracted from the younger of the society cottrie in Flymouth. Lot is acknowledged the prime mover in nearly every social enterprise of impor tance. Unless hi& return is speedily accomplish the boys and girls will have to Import a new leader. All arrangements have been com pleted to hold a carnival in Mishawaka for six days, commencing Monday, Aug. 12. All merchants will make exhibits upon the streets. Many novel attractions have been engaged, among them the wonderful Achille Fhilion upon the spiral column. A wonderful Midway Co. of twenty novel shows peopled with genuine Orientals ef every clime will be upon the streets. The concert given on the public square at Argos will be held on Thursday eights instead of Tuesday hereafter. Leader Myers has accomplished wonders with the Argos boys and his

band is equal to any musical organization of the kind which Marshall county ever claimed. Last Tuesday evening the concert drew a larger crowit than ever before. Rigs from every part of the county were there with their occupants. Chas. Ramsey, walked into (Jeo. Vi nail's grocery yesterday and placed upon the counter what is supposed to be the smallest hen's egg ever laid in Marshall county. It is a perfect specimen and measures less than an inch from end to end. George prises it as a valuable addition to his remarkable

collection of barnyard oddities. Speak ing of the collection, it is worth any man s time who will take the trouble to examine it. From Wednesday's Daily. Fertilizer for wheat. See Forbes' seed etore. -tw Miss Maud FJliot, of Indianapolis, is visiting in this citv. Mrs. Carr's child, of lnwood, is very low with cholera infantum. helby I.eland and family, of South Rend, have removed to this city. Mrs. Dessie Myers, of North Michi gan street, bas been quite ill for the past week. Mrs. A. C. Thompson, formerly of this city but n w of Cleveland, ()., is in vtry fickle health. Mrs. Raub and two children, of llrooklyn, N. V., are the guests of Dr. Smith and family. For the land's sake. Use grain grower fertilizer. Forbes' seed store will tell you about it. 2tw Mrs. Waterbury, of Frankfort, is vis itintj Mrs. Charles Thompson, of South Water street, in this city. The infant of Mr. and Mrs. Harbard Martin, of Lap3z, died last Sunday. Its funeral took place Monday. Miss Margaret Witwer left today for South Rend after a sojourn here with Miss Lottie Harris and other friends. Rob Coffey, Harry Coffey and Ethel Inod, of Indianapolis, are guests on the Woodbury farm, north of this city. Heat has irreclaimably blasted the berry crop of Marshall county. Unless rain hits us, fruit will soon begin to shrivel. Harvey Steel was down from South Rend last evening where he is employed as day clerk at the Hotel Sheridan. Charles Miles and family, of South Rend, have been visiting relatives here and at Maxinkuckee for the past several days. (Jeo. Feshbacher was called away last Monday by a telegram stating that his mother at Tiosa was in a very dangerous condition. Mr. and Mrs. FJmer St. John and daughter, Audry, of Ft. Wayue, re turned home this morning alter several days' visit in this city. Ray Runnell has resigned his position as reporter for the Independent and is now employed in his father's under taking eHtablishment. Ualph Carrol, of Indianapolis, is visiting with Harry Ruck and family. His mother Mrs. Clara Carrol is expected to arrive in a few days. TheRlue Ribbon club have finished decorating their rooms. Several large and elegant rugs were spread on the door for the first time last night. W. K. Leonard and family will occu py the Dibble cottage next week at Fretty lake. Mrs. Tabor How, ol Rre men, will be their guest while there. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Walter have left the home of John Rose, the latters parents on Miner street and will go into their newly furnished residence at llremen today. Misses Rlanch and Eva Turner went to Maxinkuckee this morning where they will join the crowd which came down from South Rend on the annual M. E. Sunday school excursion. Street Commissioner (Jeo. Knoll is directing his varied work over the city in a masterful fashion. He is just the man to be at the head of the scores of workmen which the people are now era ploying. Schlosser Rros. have started the ma chinery in their new creamery on (Jarro street. This is another clean and thriving concern which adds its mite of prosperity to the excellent business condition of our community. Miss Fearl Day left for South Rend this morning, having visited her frieod, Dessie Haa&r, of this city. Miss Day is an accomplished musician and has left the young people who heard her on the piano vastly indebted to her. The basket factory is one of the buisent institutions in this city. One day this week they turned out as high as II' dozen baskets on one tloor. Their weekly shipments would almost warrant a special train of cars. Cucumbers are already pouring in from the country to the Heinz salting works in North Flymouth. It is too early in the searson to eetirubte Marshall county's yield this year, but farmers say as a rule the patches look promising. A bulletin issued yesterday by the census bureau shows the population by sex, nativity and color in Indiana. The census shows rl. I per cent males in the state. The white element in the state is '.7.7 per cent. The foreign born is IS per cent. Four gravel trains are constantly employed on the new railroad grade being placed along the Fennsylvania lines east of this city and a fifth train will be employed within a few days. Operations are being carried on just east of the Michigan street viaduct. From ThursdaT Dally. (Jeo. Inbody was badly ruptured last week while lifting on a wagon. Mrs. Wm. Poor, who has been quite ill for seteral weeks, ia recovering slowly.

Mrs. Amanda King, of Laurel, Mies., is visiting at the residence of Adam Holoway. Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Cole have gone to Traverse, Mich., where they visit Mrs. Cole's sister. Mrs. S. M. Jordan, of Muncie, is the guest of John Jordan, in the country south of town.. Araasa Johnson, who has been quite low of late, with malarial troubles is reported convalescent. Ren Recker, of Chicago, was in town today. He has been spending several

days at Maxinkuckee. Miss Lena Harley, daughter of the county recorder, took suddenly ill last night, but is slightly recovered today. Mrs. Catharine Wise, of Rremen, came down from South Rend yesterday and is visiting her son, Adam Wise, of this city. The refreshing rain of last evening has in a measure redeemed the corn crop of Marshall county. The crops north of Flymouth were most in netd of it, as they have suffered a protracted drought while several showers have distributed themselves through other portions of this locality. The socialists made their appearance on our streets and entertained quite a crowd with their novel opinions and denunciations. Thev were evidently deeply convinced that their theories would finally triumph over the entire world and were eloquent in exprepeing themselves to that effect. Although oar citizens listened in respectful attitude no rousing cheers helped to inspire the orator. This morning the aggregation proceeded on their way southward. The magnilicpnt pageant of Oollmar Rros. A; Schuman's big shows appearing on our streets this morning astonished our citizens, who for some reason were hardly prepared to witness such a splendid spectacle. Anion the features of absorbing interest were several large open dens and the mon6terous elephants, which brought up the rear. A dre68 parade of knights and ladies, mounted on elegantly comparisoued charges, heeded the procession. The afternoon's performance was j ronounced novel and highly entertaining. MARKET KEI'OKT. What Farmers (iet. Apples Hogs per hd., lire Hogs per cvt dressed... Cattle, live Wheat iiye Corn Oats ... Clover seed Piuiothy seed I 'lover hay per ton Timothy hay per ton Marbh hay ier ton 1.25 .4.',0 to 5.40 .0.7) tO .";() .3.00 to 4.00 Vic ti.rv 2.00 H UO O.IK! .:i.oo to ixo 10c 12c 10c traw per bale IJutter Fggs Old hens i)C Chick? r.8, voting 1." tO IK,Ducks l"c Turkeys, live t'c Ducks, young He Lard ; to.". Old potatoes 10 to New potatoes I.OOto 1 I." Flour per cvvt 2.0i Corn meal l.OO f CHICHESTER'S tnöLiaif PENNYROYAL, P i I Original and Only V-"7:-"VHAt'K. Alv.nrlil.'f. I.U.IIPILLS mulnc. .uiIIm. mtk Itrurrlat fur C'llICIII-.VrKli'f I'..iL.lIl in HK1 1 CM ru-t!lie hui-. e!4 wiib Mac riilin. Tukr n o'her. Kefusa Tirrruui "ubntltutlon and Imlta tioac. Huj of ji-ur iruf(til or nJ 4f. ia tmi. rur 1'artlrulitra. TctlDtonlala ot " KfllrT for I .!." Utttr. by re tar a Mall. l.OliUl'l'. SolJ bjr &11 lru. i. i hirhralrrt hrnlfklllCa Iii ftc4r. JUadicvoa Bauarc TUJUL In a Glass ofVSaicr. I'm :i h.indfid of glazed rotr,' in :i Lrl:issof water. IT . rr " . , wash on Hie coaling, look :it it: siot-II it! Is (J it fit to tlrink'r Ciivc SI .5 I thi same test. It leaves the water bright and clear, because it'svj fiure coiiVc. Tho altl Parkas i nures uniform quality ami fie-lin-i. FhotcvrRpted from Llfr . REVIVO RESTORES VITALITY Made a Well Man rof Me. prodace n the above results In 30 days. It acts powerfully and quickly. Cures w hen all others fail. Young men wl 11 regal a their lost manhood, and olj men will recover their youthful viRcr by using It I. VIVO. It quickly and surely real or ea Nervousnc68. Loht Vlfality. Impotcncy. Nightly Eraißßlon!?. Lost PoTver, Falling M.iuor:r. Wasting DiseaseB, and all t lToctu of HoIf -abuBo or excels and indiscretion, wblcL unfits ono for fiHidy.bwnineBR or marriage. It uot only cures by starting r.t iüo neat cf disease, but laagrer. nrrvp tonic &r 1 liood builder, bringing back tl.6 jj'nk r"ow io palo checks and re6toring the flr of yonth. It ward' off Insanity and ConRumptl.n. InBlht on having I'EVIVO.na other. It can tm carried in vent pockei. 13y in all 1.00 per package, or six for 83.O0, with poal live written gnarantfte to rare or refund tho monrv. ltMik rinil n.lviso f re. AiltlrCKS KUYAL MtUICINli CO, "ariESffiSHT' For Sale in Plymouth, Ind., by People's Drujj Store. I ...11 lEAf ML I I BEST. 100 DSL. SL80: 50. 90C: 25. 45C I i I ZEHNER MILL I () fa Dont Be Fooled Like the genuine, original ROCKY MOUNTAIN Til Made only by Madison Med ein Co., Aladison, Wis. I kicpi yvu well. Our trad mirk cut on each packayr I'rice, .15 cent.. Nave In hulk. Accept no ..ubsti tute. Ask your drugi;i3t. WCOI ASK YOUR DRUGGIHT. I

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C,)i;'t n of siu h a ( resset "standard-bearers I Cam.-U Nubians I.eadiliir Wild Animals. e;c. Solomon anJ '.he Out-en of Stiel a arrive. "I lien Chariot, Morse '..'Vi M . . V. X. J

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Kleplmnts that waltz. Klopliants that Actually I'lay Musical Instruments. Elephants

100 New and Novel Circus Acts. 1,000 Rare and Costly Animals. 50 Hair Raising Races. Drove of C.mu ls, whole family of 20 Lions, . Royal Bengal Tigers, 6 Polar Hears, school of Sea Lion, len of S Lropanls, U11 of 1 1 v -enas, one pair of i:iattls, one pair of 1 1 01 ned Horses, every known species of Antelope, 10 NIale li irehaeU Uil-is, 10 iVni.ile K ith-ts, Atri.il Ads' 10 Wire Acts, troupe of Trained Tonies, 20 Female Equestrians, one Philippine Cow, - inches h i h , )tH' I'.ihv Sea Lion, Mai.- Ilipptulionu Kace-, Temale Ihinlle Races, Monkey Races, Elephant and Camel Races, Man against Horses Races, Two-Hoise Tandem Races, llioh lumping Horse' Races, Two and Tour-Horse Chariot Races, Two and Four Horse Standing Races.

See the Grand Free $300,000 Street Parade. f Hands of Music, Fife and Drum Corps-Chime of 1 Jells, f( ) ('ars and (iilded Dens, I'D TaMeaux ( ars, 12 Traps, :5(K) Thoroughbred Horses, 00 Miniature Tonies, Steam Caliope drawn by M) Ponies and driven by one man.

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