Semi-weekly Independent, Volume 2, Number 26, Plymouth, Marshall County, 8 February 1896 — Page 8
Theatre Talk. Maude V. Caruthers, is an artist in her line, as a reader. She is connected with the Sprague Concert Co., and the numerous press notices received hear out the assertion that she stands at the head of her profession. The Lake Erie & Western have closed a contract with Jiutfalo Hill Wild West show to transfer that aggregation irotu the Pennsylvania line next June. This show will exhibit in Ply mouth June :50. The Cunningham Quartette who will appear at the Presbyterian church Feb. 17th are assisted by Mr. Eugene Page, who is considered the greatest niandolinest before the American public.
If a person of an inquisitive turn of mind, should interview those who attended the Perkins 1). Fisher Comedy Co., in "A CoM Day" at the- opera house Wednesdays hey would discover a diversified expression of opinions. Honestly speaking, the n.ajonty are of an unfavorable nature. The company is not up to the standard, as they appeared last year. The greater portion of the company seem to to be amatuers and did not give a proper support to the principal actors. While we are willing to admit that an entertainment of this nature isextremely difficult to present with entire satisfaction, yet for a fifty cent show, it was not what it should have been and produces evidence that the company is traveling on its former established popularity.
Plymouth for some time has been to the front in the formation of aggregations. It is reported that the latest formation, is composed of Cid Plain, Ponald Thomson and (Jene. Tasher who have Eecurred the stereoscope outfit formerly owned by J). P. Pedd, and Jacob Martin, and have made all the arrangements necessary to enter into any engagement. The different positions taken by this new company are: (lid Plain, advance agent; Ponald Thomson, lecturer; (Jene Tasher, manipulator. The boys have, according to bills out, a date at Lapaz, and their many friends wish them unbounded success. A number of our citizens will no doubt hear that the (lertrude Sprague Concert Co., are dated for an entertainment in our city Monday night, Feb. 10. After learning this fact, they may forget it, and thus meet a rare treat. This company, is without doubt the finest of its kind on the road, and wherever they have appeared they have received llattering recomendations. This concert will be held in the M. K. K. church owing principally to the condition of the opera house, and the more comfortable seating of a large audience that always greets their appearance. We can heartily recommend this excellent musical company to the people of Plymouth. They have been traveling together for years and have become as near perfect in their musical numbers as can generally be attended.
Thirteenth District Convent ion. It is understood that the republican convention to select two delegates and two alternate delegates to the national convention at St. Louis, and a presidential elector lor the Thirteenth district will be held at Plymouth, March lUth. The Flkhart county central committee will in a short time call a mass convention for the purpose of selecting delegates to Plymouth convention. There are at present five candidates for the delegates to the national convention, among them: A. L. Prick, of South Pend, Major J II. Ileatwole, of Goshen, Messrs. Kendall and Siders, of Plymouth. The litth candidate is considerably of a "dark horse," and is said to hail from Marshall county. For the important position of presidential elector, no names have been mentioned. Goshen Times.
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A Valentine. When tlio pansies. in the priti. lireathed their fragrant heart a wax To the zephyrs hovering Sottly oVr them all the day. Then 1 jrave you blossoms tail For your tawny-tinted hair. When the ruddy summer came. - All the tiel.ls with poppies sowed. Ami the roses' laiuak tlame III the mellow moonlight flowed.Then I fiave you tribute due. Admiration warm and true. When the golden autumn caught Scattered threads the summer spun. And a goodly garment wrought. All of mingled mist and sun. Then I ;ave affection's meed. Friendship fond iu word and deed. Spring's sweet hlossoms went to sleep: I Med the summer's red lest l ose; Autumn lights are hidden deep In the fleece f winter snows. Now. my fervent love is thine; hear, accept the valentine. Hat i i K. Win i m:x , From Iteinorest's .Magazine for February .
I I. ION. Feb. 1 1SW. J.. I. Vangundy was at Argos Toes day. Relatives of C. P. Shoemaker have been visiting them the past week. C. S. A 11 man has Leen in town overseeing his interests in and around llion the past week. Constable Will Washburn, of Center, was visiting his father-in-law J. K. Jordon Tuesday. Mrs. Laird visited her parents and numerous friends near Pourbon last week. W. II. Taylor is visiting the schools this week. Xow is the time to subscribe for the lMn:ri:Mi:NT, Herbert Liard will take your order, just hand him a dollar and the editors will do the rest. Fighty five K.O. T. Ms and friends of Ftna Green, fell in upon Will Coar last Friday evening, and completly knigted him. It being the anniversary of his birth. Quite an enjoyable evening was passed.
For Sale A span of good horses an 1 harness An exceptionally good bargain. Cash rr on time. Fnquire at this vfliee.
Public Sale.
Chaplin A; Ckill wish to announce to their friends and neighbors that they are practical live stock and farm chatties auctioneers and desire a share of the public sales of this and adjoining counties. We furnishislt sale bills to our customers free of charge. Satis faction guaranteed in every instance. We also build the best kaum fknck in the ience line. If our work in both branches isn't first class and rated with the best, don't pay us anything: if it is all right and satisfactory, our prices are among the lowest. Chaplin & Ckill, " Plymouth, Ind., Lock Pox PxHfi.
The following from the Wabash Times, comes at a time when a ten strike can be made by the marriagable
ladies of Plymouth. If they will favor
us with announcement, when they desire to meet, the Inii:it.nii:nt will render them all the assistance possible. The Times says: "Sixteen bachelors of Plymouth have
organized a bachelors' club. Their
rooms will be known as "Pachelors
Paradise," upon the largo front bay window of which will be painted: "lie
who enters here leaves wedded bliss be
hind." It will now be in keeping for the young (y) ladies of Plymouth to
band togelhter in some such organiza tion.
For (ieorgiM.
The following are those who went to
Georgia Wednesday to settle down with
the colony:
Dr. J. M. Deniston, Clara Deniston, W. C. Deniston, Mamie Deniston, Fmma ('ranee, Geo. Cross, Pert Deniston and wife, Chas. Stevens, Pert Puchan, Frank Puchan, Isaiah Crite, Josephine Crite, Mary Crite, Minnie Crite, Leonard Leogan.
FOR SALE. Hard maple trees, for
shade purposes. All sizes.
For information regarding
same enquire of Keteham
Wilson.
Henry Kelver.
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And will continue until Saturday nigh, February 22. inclusive, making this the grandest nine day sale ever inaugurated in Plymouth. Among the many bargains you will find the following: P." pairs Men's Working Shoes, worth sl.70, at "JSc. ülM pairs Men's Calf Shoes, congress or lace, worth -.."u, at 1.21. Sou pairs Men's Fine Calf shoes, hand welt, worth .s.t.oo, at l.l tljn pairs Ladies' Fine Dongola lutton shoes, patent leather tips, worth S2.00, at 'JSC. Hut) pairs Ladies' Dongola Kid, patent leather tips, all styles, worth ."S2.7.". at 1.13. Ladies' Fine ttutton Shoes, needle toe, French Kid, hand turned all style toes, worth I.Ö0. at -Si. 'JS. 10 cases of lioys School Shoes, worth sl.Tö, at c. All through the Line You Will Find Bargain after Bargain, Nothing reserved, as everything must bo sold out in nine daysIJemember the day, Thursday, February Vi, and for nine days only. Look tint for the (Ji.KAT Fl UK SALF SHIN directed 'by the insurance companies. CHAS. SCHAENGOLD, Agt. All goods guaranteed as represented or money refunded Merchants tlesirinsr to stock ui for the cominir season will liiul .
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