Semi-weekly Independent, Volume 2, Number 20, Plymouth, Marshall County, 18 January 1896 — Page 4

united in t i i ; 1 1 rimoiiy on the eve f .l.iii, ' '! .in.oiin-r m iii,.r. 1st at the residence of Men C. lin.uU, The attempted murder of .fnlm Mil-

j Mr. iirooks oHiratinir imyniir the !nt. ; ler at f I I'etisylvania !(' t has caused j They returned ! iheir resiileure In :e a luisi liuvj mpmiihI, and it is piodicted ; on Uouhejai St. ii the eve id' the n that the w.-il'd-b- a-sa-'-m uili n j dins and commenced tt ker-j. hwue. i doubt ie in tlie meshes of the law tre j a'ter the style of old, where Mr. Lawson : lot:;. There is hut httle doubt that had every tiling :n pH.il shape f.,.- the ! the nnht man i under the watchful reception of hi . bonnie hride Loinf and eye of t h se w ho are interested in the j happy may theirlife on this tenvstial : cast. It is to he hoped that no efforts

ouu are me uiHies ni me wrm-r. ; will he spared to l.rin to justice the Avery serious accident occured at j lrpet rator of such a dastardly deed, this school at noon Fridav. W hile the'

j boys were engaged in snow balling near riM;mt s-.h.-i ' theschool House one of the snow hails' In response to invitations a large ! thrown bv one of the bovs went 1:1 at ! timnber of their friends met at the

DR. lVIENDNEHALL, Indian name UON-GOS-YAJI. The Oreat Indian Doctor, The Doctor will positively be at PLYMOUTH, INDIANA, MONDAY, JANUARY -7, 1H9O. ami will return one dax cm-h niontb fou one y-ar. Oilieeat WINDSOR IIOUSIC. Only Four Dollars a Month for Treatment

1 11 . -iii rni 11. mi 111 1 : t ho door of the school house and struck I pleasant home of Mr. and Mrs. VV. H. and all medicines included. 1 his oiler will only hold ;(. Vordson tll0eve ll!Hl iMl!ic a (carpenter, last evening to discuss an

j severe wound that nessesitated her re j excellent U o'clock dinner. After dinj niovel home. She was assisted home ! uer cards and other paines ere played !,':,r,H,1;: NM'nns j by one ot the ?rirls and at this writing land the entertainment progressed in

is sull'ering irreat pain. Her eye is in la most delightfully informal manner

i to a late hour. Miss Kin? gave to those ! present two exceptionally line lecitu

tions, whicn were favorably received.

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Miss llettie Forsyth4 has hern at Plymouth the past week. Adam Lonaker's oldest, son dislocated

.o other house in this citv ever DID- WILL- or CAN sell such sterling QUALITIES at such LOW prices as Wl; quote.

jrood until April 10, 189b.

The I )M-tor sjent twenty-one year- of Iiis life :imonu the Itit2i:tn. there of Nature's Wonderful I.Vniedies contain!! in

I w ......to Roots, Harks. Gums, Huds, Berries, Leaves and Plants jured badly.

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ManHoiiv-T lie iorlor can t'll voll . ur complaints 1 simply looking at onaint uitbout askinu any M"tion. "ONSl'I.TATION l'IM!i: i:i all !ie;oe oi men. w tin-ii ;tii eltililreii

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Perfect cure miar;tiiteel in all cae nnilertakeii Catarrh. Throat. I.untzs. I.iver.

I'iin; '.' letter. I . venia". Ke. Kar. Kidneys, j his shoulder last Tuesday noon I'.lMtliier. Piles. Klieuiiiatishi. Heart l'ivue. i

Lost Manliood. All teniale coiiiplaiiiis am! !. ctiiMicn promptly cimoi.

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Iii Tin- in Name. The most ludic iou mistakes may occur in newspapers from what seem but trilles of ni;s-informat:n. This may be illustrated bv a news item in vester-

Kour car loads of hogs were sniped ! ,,avs ixl:l.,,NI)KXT whil.h s,Ji that

from here Momlav and Tuestiav.

Voting and middle audd men uho are troub

led with nervous leldlity. lossof meiimry. weak-1

ness t ioiiy aini nrain. loss t energy. orMiic weakness, kidm-y :uid Hadder a Meet ion or jjiiv form of special disease can heie Mid a speedy cure. WIMTK - Thousands cured at home hy letter send a lock of oiir hair. aue. weight iand lMslld. I.nrlos,. a stamp for reply and you win I e told ail oiir complaint lv ret'nrn mail.

lake I.ee would marrv Mrs.Mai k .lacobv

Miss Mary Shafer gave a party to a this evening at . o'clock. We are few of her young friends Wednesday, j now informed that Mr?. Mark .lacoby

Newton Nye has been an invalid for

i is Mr. Lee's sis'er and that the wedding

j will be .IacobI.ee to M is. Morris -I a oby.

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LOCAL JlllEVlTIIvS.

From Wednesday's Daily. Mrs. Chas. Worthington is very

sick.

advertised and is being sold at the remarkably low price of si.'"). This atlas will soon be offered to the people of this city and county either bound in one volume or m ten seperate numbers. Mrs. lr. Koy is said to be a music teacher of much ability. Her father, a major of the I'nglish army, to.)k much pride in seeing her musical education completed and thus she was amply fitted to teach. She will take pupils

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fever ' for piun aml orsan instnu"t,,,n and j tor instruction in French.

Mrs. Dr. Jackson is visiting her mothat Jiourbon.

Wm. IIutT, of rremen, was on our streets today. The Pittsburgh company has placed a telephone in its freight ofiiee tor the use of its patrons. Charles CJrey, who crippled both legs by falling from a Uig For.r passenger tram in May last. got a judgement for ö,0U0 at Anderson. 'on Saturday. Today is the 74th birthday ol" Hon. Chas. Keeve, and his relatives and large host of friends are congratulating him upon his past eventful career, and wishes for a happy future in the sunset of a busy life. A meeting of the stockholders of the Plymouth State JJank was held yesterday and the members to compose the board of directors were elected: U. F. Snyder, II. Thayer, C, T. Mattingly, .lohn lilain, Oliver i. Soice, Henrv Ilururichouser and Theo. Cressner. Chas. II. Leiter, of Marion Kansas, formerly of Dourbon, is about to take unto himself a wife. Charley has eveUentlycometo a fall realization of the truth that it is not good for man to be alone, has proposed to one of the fairest of Kansas young ladies and been accepted. Invitations have been received by his friends in this vicinity tobe present at his wedding to Miss Maggie!

Waulton to occur at the residence of the brides parents, Marion, Kansas,.lan 2Jnd

From Friday's Daily. John Miller, who was shot, is improving slowly. K. Spangle transacted business in Lapaz yesterday. J. II. Dietrich and Steve Knoblock of Uremen, were an our streets today.

was

today.

Mrs. John Jordan living south of Ply mouth, entertained her brother and sisters today. Arkansas has come to the front with its first consignment of tea. It cousitted of three hundred pounds. The "Princes Orient" are preparing

the past week, but is again able to lie:

at work. . wl . i A liorl I am;;ii(;ii. Will Forsyth and J)r. C. F. Holtzeuj Ina number of places a movement dorlT made a business trip to Plymouth . is being set on foot to agitate a short Thursday. ; camp-tign in I v.ni. It has been demonCalvin White, of Nye, injured his jst rated that long campaigns have a dehand quite severely by falling over a Passing influence upon all lines of stump in the dark. ; trade, and believe that three months Mrs. Dr. Hamilton holds for the!u'illhe as l,M,thl1 1(,r ''ither of the owners a few dishes which were left in 1 Uvv M ,artIHS as s,x mor,lhs be the hall Saturday night. i Thvn ,s ;l r,vat dt':li o1 w,wmon stnse ! in th: argument used A crowd went to the woods to chop j - - wood for the M. F. church la d Wed-j Mountain of ice. nesday. Peport has it, that all did very For some time the southern poition Well about dinner time. j of old Like Michigan has been entirely

free from ice, hut during the past week the wind has been blowing from the

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OUR JANUARY

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If you intend huyin; imyrhin' in the cloth

ing line, it will pity you to luy it while this sale jg

is on.

Mr. and Mrs. Harnes, of t. Josejih count v, attended the show Friday niir'it

and made a short stay with Mr. Key-1 nom'- "e result is. that at -Michigan nolds j City, and other points along this side

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charge of his

month's vacation.

., , , . . f the lake the ice has idled up in MeCulIough has again taKen . '. .

i rui iiMHis neaps, m soim; peaces liuiiv L'ur.t inn i'llrr nl lm i I 1 '

,r, . i ieei ni-n. J he gentleman who i .

relieved him has returned to South ! b 1 '

It is reported to be a grand

Chicago. One of the creamery linn met the stockholders of the new creamery last Saturday and the grounds were decided upon. A mechanic is expected in about ten days to start the work. Will

i Shirland has the timber (uraclaiid I Mr. Shafer the hardware.

. A. I ndereapper. of Orovertown, , , , , . . . , ' I he Maccabees had a simper at the s transacting business in Plvmou th , ., w. . . ... , ,. I hall Saturday night. lhe hall was

tillel and so were the. baskets. Miss Mary Shafer, Mrs. Lydia Shirland and Dr Hamilton rendered a short musical programme. Miss Weiner treated the crowd to one of her excellent declamations and Pev. Linville gave an oration in his usual masterly manner. Last Saturdav the La Pa, items stated

II II1U KI. Mrs. Fllen Power is now of Marmont.

for a "ily" time in our city. The date tliat Adrian (ionter was studying of the 'tournament" has not been fixed, telegraphy at Nye. Through the piece

of news it seems the young man was discharged and it is claimed to have

resident j caljSe( the night operator some trouble, i If this is the case we are sorrv it oc-

Chas. Fstes made a flying trip to Ply- j tuned, but nevertheless we are of the mouth Tuesday. j opinion that no feelings of this nature Mr. Lawerance Voreis spent Sunday J were made at all.

with his parents. Chas Kstes was in Plvmouth

From Thursday's Daily. C. E. Croup left yesterday for Jeorgia. II. M. (iaver,of Premen, is in the city today. Dr. Gould and wife, of Argos, were among Plymouth visitors today. Revival serices at the M. K. church at 7 p.m. every evening this week also at 2,30 p. m. four days of each week. This beautiful weather brought out a large number of our farmer friends today. The streets were crowded. The female spotter . has been a deadner to a number of the conductors on the Monon route. Since their retirement they have leisure to contemplate the result of a tenderness for the fairer sex. A man by the name of Collen, at Columbia City in trying to thaw out the frost in the wheels of a portable en. gine with gasoline, was seriously burned Monday by the explosion of a can of the tluid. A number of farmers up in Puren county Michigan burried their surplus of potatoes last fall in the swam), relying on the spring trade for an advance in the market price. The late high water in that section of the state his washed them out of their winter beds, and it is reported the loss in one section alone will aggregate thousands of dollars. Lyman J. Doud, representing Pand, McNalley & Co., the great map and atlas publishers, was in Plymouth yesterday making arrangements for the distribution in this county of the new atlas of the world which is so widely

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the guest of his family. Mr. Lewis Clifton made a flying trip to Argos Saturday morning. Mrs Charles Lawson, visited her par ents of Marmont last Monday.

Mrs. John Panks was the guest of Mr William Stuck one day last week. Mrs. Jacob Listenburger and children spent Thursday with Mrs. (ieorge Nichols. A jolly party of young men enjoyed a sleighing trip to Washington Tuesday night. Jas. Wilson, P. M. counted the ties from this place to Culver City SatunUy forenoon. Mrs. William Rhodes was the guest of Mrs. M.Paker, of Shaw Town last Wednesday. Mrs Catherine Johnson of Ooshen

was the guest of her brother, (ieorge Moore this week. Mr. John Davis and wife visited with

friends and relatives at Jiiters ford Saturday and Sunday. The protracted meeting is still pro gressing in Purr Oak with many acces sions to the church. Mr. Otto Voreis, of Maxenkuckee Sundayed in Ilibbard with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Jonas Voreis. Miss Flora Morris of Marmont the school inarm of this place was the guest of Mrs. II. S.Clifton, Friday evening. Mr. .John Listenburger of Premen and Miss Maggie Fugle of Ft. Wayne were the guests of Peter and John Listenburger this week. The wedding bells have chimed once more in the village of Ilibbard. Mr. Chas. W. Lawson, night operator for the Vandalia and Nickel Plate roads at this junction who has been a resident of Ilibbard for the past 4 years led to the alter Miss Clara Francis Rhodes, the accomplished daughter ot Jonas Rhodes of Culver City. They were

An Ail tell iseiiie nt. We take the following advertisement from the New York World: KKLKilOl'S NOTIl'Ks. A standard and registered mare by (Ieorge Wilkes will be sold at a bargain. For particulars apply Joshua dregg, 1 Fast I Ith st. Liceii-etl to Weil. Albert Carlson and (lertnule Fit.. Jacob Lee and Olive J. Jacoby. There will he a reunion of the lth Ind. Keg., at Argos on the ,th and 7th of Feb. The 7th is the anniversary of the isth's departure from Camp Fllis at fioshen.

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We save you money on nil Winter ( lothino;. $

Men's und J joys' Overcoats nil -o at actual cost. Men's aod Hoys' heavy weight Pants, Caps, Wool Underwear in fact, everything in heavy weight i'oods sold at greatly reduced prices.

Don't miss this chance to huy a Suit or an

Overcoat at ACTUAL COST.

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Positively the only One-Price Outfitters IN MARSHALL COUNTY.

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PLYMOUTH, INDIANA.

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ine linrary i inu gave its pro-i

gramme as advertised, but was somewhat disappointed in t tie crowd. Fxpenses were cleared and a few dollars

left over, giving the workers slight en

couragement to continue their work.

The crowd was reduced considerably

because someone had circulated the

report that tt:e receipts were for a cer

tain church, but why this should keep

anyone away we are unable to compre bend.

To tlir I.:(ii-. Mine Wallick, late of lVru, invites the ladies of Plymouth wisnmg special dressmaking dne to order, to call at her rooms in the Wolford building on Center street. Mine Fickey, of Chicago, is with her and special attention will be given to all kinds of work. Tuesday and Friday afternoons is given to drafting and cutting. Ladies wishing to see our style of basting and work are urgently invited to call Mlsiiamks Wallick Fickf.y.

Drutli K-oil Death visited the family of Mr. David Allenian, of (Ireen township, Wednesday, removing from a life of pain his wife. Mrs. Alleman was about IS years of age, and for several years has been a sufferer from that dread disease, cancer Several times she has been to Chicago, operations being being performed to relieve her of the trouble, but to no avail. Funeral services were held today at 2 o'clock. The little 2-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. John Rock, died very suddenly Wednesday night with croup. The funeral services were hel l at the resi deuce this afternoon at 1 o'clock.

We note by our exchanges tliat reading classes have been formed in a number of localities, and these long winter evenings are profitably spent. In Plymouth, so far as we are aware, no such classes have been formed, yet we have it from good authority that a gathering of the "would-be" is heid nightly, and the literary gem used is composed of fifty-two pages. It is further stated that under the oratorical inlluenco predominating at these meetings, a "full house ' seems to stand no show by the side of a "royal Hush."

Will sm! Ticket. Notwithstanding the stormy and unfavorable weather on the occasion of Dr. Paul's last visit here the number of

patients was so large that it is consider

ed necessary to issue numbered tickets

to callers during the next visit, Jan. 21

Patients will receive tickets as they

enter the parlor and will be consulted in the order of numbers. Patients are requested to call as early as may be, so

as to avoid delays.

Have You Heard It?

What?

Why the hi

gtmmimmmmimiiHüümimmmmmmmg I REGINA MUSIC BOX. j laiUiUuiHiiUUMU.iiititt.HliiatutUiUUiUuiif

Notice of Dissolution.

Notice is lierebv uiwii tliat tlie n.-irtticrsliii

lMT'tolore existing between Charles Shmlel and

w.A. Kcynolils turner the linn name of Mnutr it lleynolils. is ilissiklve! by mutual consent.

W.A. Ueynoltls retires I rom the business ami

any and all persons indebted to the firm will settle with Charles Shadel, who w ill continue the

nusiiieNs. the sai.i w . A. Keynol.ls having uu lui ther Interest in the business or assets of the

late hrin. rilAKLKS MIADKL. W. A. KKY NOLDS. Plymouth. IiuL. Dec. :il, ls;r.

Tadaypaly Veeraragava Roy, (Hindoo Nationality) Physician and Surgeon, Treats all diseases of Men and Women. Obstetrics a sm-cialtv. Medicines furnished

Calls answered promptly, dav or night.

oiiiw in rarks- Law r.uilding on ;arto St. Residence on north ido Adams St.. two blocks

west of 1'ublic Schools.

For Sale A span of good horses and harness An exceptionally good bargain. Cash or on time. Enquire at this ollice.

FOR SALE.

Iliird maple trees, for shade purposes. All sizes. For information regarding same enquire of Ketcham & Wilson. Henry Kelver.

From this date we propose n give a ehanee on the above with every 2fe, purehase until April 1st, on whieh date it will be drawn for on the 100th ticket plan and will be given to the holder of the lueky number free of all expense.

Accounts made betöre .Ian. 1, ls'.tf,, and settled before Feb. V2 will be a! lowed tickets. After that date no tickets can be allowed on accounts made before .Jan. 1. IS'.;, as all old accounts will be in the bauds of a collector.

The People's DrujLS Store, LA POR'FIC STKIiKT.

RELISHES AND DELICACIES at KUHN'S MARKET,

and canned

Headquarters for highest quality bottled goods of KNOWN MKH1T.

FKF.l) II.KUHX'S l'ure Kettle Kendered Leaf Lard

IIKLNZS India Kehsh, Tickles.

Ketchup, Mixed

SWIFT'S

Cotosuet.

di N(j Firs

Oherkins, Mixed Fickles. Pickled Onions.

AliMOUIFS

Corned Ileef, Mince Meat, Fxtract of lieef, I'otted Tongue, Vegetole, Uoneless Figs Feet, (Jerman Uare I Sit s. Honey Comb Tripe.

CKFSCFNT liUANI)

Sardines in Oil. 1 Mustard Sardines. Anything in this line not in stock will he

ordered on demand.

Motto: "General Excellence." FRED H. KUHN,

New Kuhn lluildinjr, Michigan Street.

IIF1XZ COMPANY'S Ketcbup, Mustard, Tippecanoe Sauce, Sweet, Sour, Dill and Mi veil Fickles. FKjriNAKD'S Selected lueen Olives. I) FAX m; OS.' Canned Lobster. LI' A & FK15 KINS' Worcestershire Sauce. f. n. ä- co. Mustatd Sardines. liKOOKLYX

promptly