Semi-weekly Independent, Volume 2, Number 9, Plymouth, Marshall County, 11 December 1895 — Page 4
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Men's, Youths' and Boys'. Anything from a Fine Dress Coat to a heavy-weight Ulster. Latest styles and all money savers. Get our prices.
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All the latest styles. Designs and workmanship unprices. All marked in plain figures and ONLY one price.
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The Superior Workmanship, The right-up-to-date Styles are making a record in this department that we are really proud of. Boys' Knee Pants Suits from $1.00 up.
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Our line of Hats is unequaled, -Dunlap and Knox otifis or Fedoras, Latest Styles and Prices Guaranteed.
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Everything Marked in Plain Figures.
e xive you the hest Wnrkino- mt for 1 that is made. In fact, oni- ji.ic ()f Clothing is unequaled in style, make-up und jood wearinu qualities. That's what you want, and we can save you nionev, "1 our inspection invited. Xo trouhle to show tfoods.
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Some of the newspajiers. whose
j editors can't find enough subsUm
i tial tilings to fill their columns and
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are always trying to originate new
j fads, now advocate the abolition of ! smith j hyphens and the "spacing" of lines
at the end. 1 his item will give
I you an idea how the tiling would
look. 'We don't think you would like the style, or that it would im prove the appearence of the print
J ed page. The reader agrees with i us. of course, and this glimpse of the
The Import: im- of lr. "I have one bit of alvice to give to ! every young man I take enough interj est in to talk to at all about such mat1 ters." said one of Washington's most
! fashionable tailors to a reporter, in tho j ! course of a casual conversation, "an J j ! that is to dress as well as his means i j will permit. Dress may not make the j ! man. but dress lends 0 per cent of j J value to a man that is a man. Th? j ! world is full of youths who could dres !
j far better than they do if they had a i just appreciation of their value. Their ; idea is to save money on clothes, but
: they follow the poorest system of econ-
'oniv that I kr.ow of. A fashionable
- ! ragged edge style is positively lt.. h.-i. i will oii Tflii 1 jts iast appearance on this stage.
h:iiu- IHM-!!"; I'lymouih srxirc. ( sit imparts u finished appearance to a A franchise has been granted at llo- j . m. A. ; nian j,mi s,K.j, js tie weakness or vanchester for the placing of a telephone j The V.M. !. A. met at their ball at j itv of t)0 wo,p'. that of half a dozen . . ... i 1 i'( ........ .....I 4 I . I a 1. ..t.,1 It in ciiSiKlt
tl,,.,-.. Ilm fraii-'hise Iras oeen I .5 1. in, .nuua unci uixui, aim inr men er.uaiiy ii.icnii'u n mh m .u iui
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secuici by L. M. llrackett, president of the Citizen's bank, II. A. liarnhart, editor f the Uochester Sentinel, and Attornies Iloinian Sr Stevenson, all ot UiK'hester. These gentlemen were look in" over mr ex-eJIent system, and ne
meeting was called to order by prcsi-jpia its faith in the one that is
best
dent, 1). Frank lledd, ami opening ex- j dressed. Net that a yc:::g :r.:ir. s reercises attended toby secretary W. M. ! sponsibility ends with his tailor. The x-:i.,.i., o.,.i fact is. there are three other paints
Hanois. im- .-.cv. uii auii sin uuii; -
committies made a report of there busi
ness up to the present time. There will be a special meeting Tuesday even-
gotiating with Manager lleeve to com - j ing for 1 lie transaction of business. The to that place and superintend the con- J parlors are now in care of the secretary Etruction of that system They were ! and are open from 7 a. m. The oilicers
highly pleaded wtt'i the construction are collecting the m uiey as fast as pos- polished and a piece of neckwear abso
and etiit ient service of the riymouli
in a gentleman's make-up that tell his
taste and character even more than a fashionable suit. The first is his hat, the next his hoes. and between the two. his cravat. Even a shabby suit of clothes is thrown into the shade if a man wears a good hat. shoes carefully
exchange, and arrangement will no doubt he eoiisuniated wheieby Mr. lleeve will .-uperinlend the work in that city. The prices quoted tor the liochester i-ervke is, two dollars for business houses, oliices, etc., and one dollar for residences: per month. There will be no free tollsconnected with this service, everybody using toll lines will be required to pay whether they own a phone or not. In this respect Plymouth is far superior to the Iloch jster service.
sk:c an. 1 v. ill . "o:i l.ae the gymnasium lately clean and carefully tied. u fitted up. coupled with all this he wears a clean ------ - j collar and clean cuffs, lie may pass for a
i-iiiHl .lnry Drawn. The grand jury for the December term of IV., have been drawn, and the names aie as follows: -John JJrock, llourbon township; FerdinaudCox, Walnut township; Jesse Miller, North township; eorge W.Carn, Union town
ship, Henry W. Jlartman, Tipecanoe towns; Charles II. Stahl, Union town
ship.
The petit jury drawn for December term of lHU.'i, Marshall county, circuit
court summoned to appear third day of term December 18 are: Christopher (I. Halt, North township; Lewelen W. McClure, Walnut township; Enoch P.
flaker, North township; David S
Zehner, Green township; Geo. llelmin-
ger, German township; James Drum
mond, Walnut township;. lohn C. Ilaag, Polk, township; Peter Keller, Union township; Isaac Strickler, Green town
ship; Andrew Eckert, Center township;
Joseph Carl, Uourbon township, and
Georgn Halsley, German township.
The Fik .JnlilT Nin"i. The entertainment to be given to
night will be one c f interest. Lovers of
music should be prepared to enjoy this
great treat. I his entertainment is
under the auspices of our young people
of tne Epworth League.
gentleman on prima facie evidence wherever he. chooses to go in the business world. Ali combined form the passport to good society. The rest is with himself."
Life Imprisonment. Alonzo Powers, who has been on triaat Laporte for the murder of Wm Tratebas, was found guilty of murder in the first degree Friday night, and sen. tenced to the penitentiary for life. He took the sentence very cooly.
A PhUH! I'nion. We have made arrangements by which we can supply almost any newspaper or magazine published in the world in combination with the I.ndi:I'kndknt, Daily or Weekly, at a reduction of from 5 to 75 per cent from regular subscription price. It will pay you to call at the Indkcknijent ollice before renewing snbscriptions for any American or European literary or news publication
Turkey Tim. The time to sell turkeys is when they are fat don't hold for holiday markets. The markets usually on our stock at that time. We can take care of all that will come, any day in the week, at full market value. Don't feed on the day you bringjto market. J. SWISDEM, & URO.
linnd Roail in ('omikm IIciiI. The good-roads movement in Con
necticut, which was started by the last session of the legislature, has proved to be a popular one, eighty of the town3 having applied to the highway commission for the state aid provided by the statute. This means a good many miles of roads built according to the epeci float ions of the state commission and under its practical supervision. Each section of road ordered has to be visited by one or more members of the commission, who are all practical men and one of them an engineer, before the state money can be given. The popularity of the movement had not been anticipated, the legislators apparently not realizing the desire of the people of the state, especially of the farming sections, to establish better transportation for their products. Catarrh, Ilay Fever. Kill the Catarrh microbe and you cure Catarrh. These parasites nest deep in cat mm the tissues and foms of the OexJ olfactorj membrane, and are difficult to reach and Ukill ; but Brazilian Balm will uUerly destrj them if used iiicioBE7pcr8l,tentZs directed. It also destroys the Hay Fever germ in a few daya. Ue full strength, or nearly 80, for Hay Fever. Care permanent
Bourbon. Jiourbon, Dec. Oth. llevival meetings are in progress at the M. E. church. The first sleighbells to jingle this .vinter were heard last night. Mr. Henry Simons, of Warsaw, was in town a lew hours today on business. ; Two men were seen on our streets this morning, eadi with a iuart can of 1 beer, which they were pouring down their throats. Charley Elcesser was in town late last night looking tor blood, but, was not able to lind it. It seems that Lank 1 Siij der got the best of him on a gun j trade and Charles wanted satisfaction. Owing to the great success of our present stock shippers, there is one more : who is thinking seriously of launching . into that business. Our shippers are at ; present shipping lrom sö?om to sio,0ut i worth of stock per week. Last night the last one of our three saloons stopped selling liquors over the , bar, on account of the state Iictnse expiring. Mr. liichard Heed's license ex
pired last Monday at noon; Mr. Syl JJeal's license Tuesday night; and Jacob Walmer's license expired Thursday night. Dr. Weier reports that he is receiv ing a great many bids on his stock of j drugs and notions. His three main oilers so far are: A large srnitarium j located somewhere in Michigan; a sixty ; room hotel located m a 3,5uo town in j Indiana; and thr third, thirty-four city ! lots and 1,00 in cash located also in j Indiana. The Doctor must be going to !
sell out. j Mr. lieals has closed his saloon and j sold his stock of liquors. Poor health; is his reason for closing. Messrs. Heed and Walmer are each selling by the; quart: Mr. Walmer is wanting to buy j .j(K) Nicholson pails for his quart cus-;
tomers. Next Monday Mr. Walmer will move his saloon across the street into the south room of the Keystone block, next to Mr. E. K. IJyrer's furniture store.
Tlio I.alt Design. Tiik Lndki'NKDEnt has received tne very latest designs in wedding invitations, programs of all description, visiting cards, and alo a line of engraved card samples. W? are prepared to give the lowest prices on this line of goods that can be secured In the city. JAS. K. H0U0HT0N, Prosecuting Attorney Collections, Depositions and Civil Hiisineea Attended to Promptly.
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And examine my New Home and Domestic Sewing Machines. In price from S20 upwards. 1 am asent for the WKHItKK OKC.AX. Prices s'J." to 10(1. Don't fail to see my new line of Sheet Music, consisting of latest songs, etc., rang ing in prk'e from 10c. to 10c. A few of tho latest are; "Fatal Wedding," "Kutchy, Kutchy, Cot)," ''Kemember Me," (answer to "Sweet Marie,') "Yes, I Love You," (answer to "Sweetest Storv Ever Told.") "Just say Crood-Hye Agiin,T'(answer to "Say Aullevoir, etc.) "Cradle Song,' by Kate Vannah.
He sin e and see my Christmas bargains in musical instruments. Get some of my violin strings, 2 for r) cts. Call and see me when in the city. W. D. LILLYBRIDGE. North Michigan St. Jeweler.