Semi-weekly Independent, Volume 2, Number 34, Plymouth, Marshall County, 7 March 1896 — Page 5

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It's suffei in' makes de usefulness, Whiehebber way you look; De lUhixi' worm's no good ontel lie's sirugglln' on Ue hook. Washington Star. LOCAL RKEVITIES. From Wednesday's Daily. Dr. lieu, of Culver City, is in the city today. Mrs. Corey North is having a seige of lag! ip, e. Kd Weaver, of South P.end, was in our city today. Dr. Smith and Win. Pomeroy Sr., are in South Hend today on business. i )hi fr-w wel s at I armland are once t . a- - more becoming active in that locality. Mrs. Sue Kott, of Hourbon, visited with her ill sister. Mrs. M. A.Miller. Tuesday. Try the celebrated Perkin's Home made wet mince meat. Kuhn's market sole agent. Miss Jennie Drago, of Valparaiso, is visiting Mrs. W. V. Young of 7i7 Vest J arro street. We inadvertently said yesterday that Judge liurson was from Warsaw. His home is Knox. At Terre Haute, yesterday, Samuel Uigney, a wealthy citizen died from the effect of hiccoughs. Mrs. F. M. Axe departed this morn ing for Rochester where she will visit a lew days with her sister. Clement 1 lasier, with the Tracey and Avery Co. of Manstield, Ohio, is m the city transacting business today. Si:mi-Wki:klv Inpki'Kndknt and the Cosmopolitan, the greatest magazine in America, only 1.50 per year. Mr. Chas. Parker, representative or lianghart Uros.of Chicago, is in the citytoday calling on his many customers. Joseph Lainthicum, colored, was stabbed in the neck by his wife and died in an hour. She says he beat her. A letter from Mrs. Uichey, announces a little baby girl to Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McKay, of Columbia City, last Monday. Mrs. Lena Foley, who has been sick for the past year, took her departure yesterday for the Hamaman hospital in Chicago. The regular monthly business meeting of the Y. M. C. A. will be held tonight. All members are desired to be present. Dr. Loring was thrown from his sleigh yesterday evening and dislocated one of his ankles and broke one of the bones causing a very painful fracture. Dr. and Mrs. Shafer, of Rochester, stayed in Plymouth last night enroute for Lapaz where they go to attend the Dr's. father, David Shafer of Lapaz. The Altar Cuild of St. Thomas church, will meet next Monday afternoon Mar. lth, 'M, with Mrs. L. Ii. Schröck. A full meeting is required. The W. C. T. V. will hold their regular meeting next Monday afternoon at which time important business will be transacted, and an earnest call is made for every member to be present. Another case of provoke against Chas.Linkenhelt this morning, in which fie handled (Jeo. Miller roughly, lie was tinetl S1U and costs. (Jeo. Miller was arrested later but was discharged. Mrs. Allen Hoyd.of Laporte.has been in a precarious condition ballling all efforts of physicians to locate her trouble. One day recently she coughed up a tooth pick, since which time she has been improving. The entertainment given at the opera house last night by the Queen City Kntertainers, was very good, but a little too lengthy. It is to be deplored that home efforts are not more appreciated in our city. We desire to state for the benefit of night watch, Joe Uennett, that the report given toTiiK Inuktenuhnt about him being present at the time the light occurred last Saturday night, was false. We are sorry that we were wrongly informed in regard to this matter and thus do all we can to make matters right. Mr. L. Lauer was a Culver City visitor yesterday, and last night embraced the opportunity of spending an evening with the knights of that place. Mr. Lauer speaks in unstinted praise re gardiDSj tho'4new hall and its equip

ment,and thinks for a small town it is the tinest in the stair.

)ilifT (Iraham. of Axrlaudria, win i j shot ami killed .lohn Worthiiijjton at J that plare lat S it unlay has len held I to await Ihe art ion of the grand jury. j Ihvring ilros. Co.. of Terre Haute, !a large carpet and furniture house, i.'aue ami assignment yesterday anerno.n. Liabilities s1'J,hni; assets, -ss.ot hi. James Kirkham was lined $1 for contempt of court at Anderson. The i judge later added sixty days in jail. He refused to t-ll the judge ahout his property. Frm Thursday's Daily. Catsup lo cents a pint, at Leonaid's. W. II. Nt?tthouje went to Moran this morning. Mrs. W.J. Kankm is visiting friends; in Argos today. Package of merchandise al this otlice awaiting owner. Canned asparagus nice and fresh, at j W. V.. Leonard's j Jno. Dunne!! is recovering from a j severe sprained ankle. Ceter Kinslev. of Delonsr. was in our' j city t' day on business. t W. I). Corey, of Argos. was a county seat visitor vesterdav. (let golden egg noodles for 1 cents J a pound, at W. K. Leonard's Harvey Mickey, of Rochester, was a visitor in Plymouth yesterday. Frank Stansbury will saeyou money on wall paper. See his samples. Attorney Parker was attending to legal business at Marion yesterday. Win. liristol, of llourbon, was in the city Tuesday, the guest of L Price. Ceorge Ueeber, of Argos, was in Plymouth yesterday transacting business. (Ico. W. (lam, of Culver City, enjoyed the day with friends in our city. Hulk olives lö cents per pint, sauer krant 2o cents a gallon, at W. 11. Leonard's. Mrs. Ora Jacox and son (Jeorge are visiting with relatives at South IJend today. S.W.Jackson is moving today into his recently acquired property on Sophia street. .1. A. Cummings and family left this morning for their future home in Coldwater, Mich. Mrs. P. T. IJergener, who has been very ill for the past two months is reported convalescent. Albert Slusser, of South Pend. was interviewing acquaintances in the Queen City yesterday. Dr. Wahl and II. II. Miller, of liremen, who tarried in this city yesterday returned home this morning. The case of Cal O'Hlennis is taking the time of the court ttiis afternoon. As yet no jury has been secured. A defective bottle broke in the hands of Dr. Yiets yesterday, inllicting two or three annoying but not serious wounds. Mrs. liertha Iloham and Mrs. Magd. Klinghammer spent a very pleasant day at Argos yesterday, the guests of Mrs. L. (labbert. Sherman FJlis, of Argos, will move from Argos today to Plymouth, occupying the house vacated by S. W. Jackson. Still they come. I'nderthedir ctionsof Rev. Rothenberger, revival services are under head way at the Jacoby church this week They will continue indefinitely. Some towns have entered into a practice of charging a stipulated sum for bicycle riders to derive the benelits of riding their wheels on the sidewalks. At the Masonic lodge last night degree work was conferred upon two candidates. They will also continue degree work tonight and tomorrow night. Walkerton Independent - A report of the Marshall county farmers' institute has been published in neat pamphlet form, the work having been done at the Plymouth Independent office. The two daughters of (leo. Palmer of of Ruskville, hid, have Idled allidavids regarding their father s cruelty. Con siderable excrement has been caused by one of them trying to commit sui cide. At Anderson the committee on ordinances have been instructed to draft an ordinance, making it a penial offence for any one under the age of sixteen to be found smoking cigaretts or tobacco within the city limits. An excellent move. Numerous favorable comments on the Passenger Service of the Nickel Plate Road have come to our notice. Their Fast Western Express leaving New York City at MX) p. in., Boston 3.1)0 p. m., RutTalo 5:& a. in , Erie 8:07 a. in., Cleveland 10:.Vi a. in., Ft. Wayne 4:10 p. in. arrives at unieago at '.ijkj p. affording fast time and splendid connections for all points west. Rates always the lowest. The conception of a free government rests upon the foundation which mantains itself in self-control. No free government can long endure when the people become deaf to reason and to appeals to those high motives of human action which make a practical distinc tion between truth and falsehood, be tween honesty and corruption, and be tweeu virtue and vice. In a iev words,

the only hope of tie perpetuity of the government is in the popular sense of justice and the maintenance of the geni ral welfare. 1 'educed Hate Tourists Tickets to California points are now on sale by all agents of the Nickel Hate Iload. Our

trains make excellent Chicago with throng connections at trains to the coast. Last evening while Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Warnes, of North Walnut street, were away from home some one stole a lot of cloib.es from a line in their yard. This petty thieving is a great annoyance and should be stopped. Mr. and Mrs. (i. II. Thayer, jr.. seem to be having their share of sickness of late. C. II. has been con lined to the house for several days on account of temporary indisposition, and Mrs. Thayer is now reported mite ill with lagrippe. As announced a few days ago Miss Ilaitie Kuppel has been ill for some time. We learn this morning that her illness has become verv serious, and her sisters Mrs. C. W. I Mil, of Chicago, and Mrs. Klla McPermett, of Streator, have been summoned to her bedside. They in companv with Mrs. John Filar, left Plymouth this morning. a- O This morning a boy but l'.i years of atre dropped off at Plymouth from a i Pittsbugh train. He lives in Chicago, anl had with the (.onsent üf his parents started for P.ourbon where relatives by the name of Kylers lived. Although so young he no doubt is able to take ! care of himself having rode on a freight train to Valparaiso, and taken a "blind baggage" from that point to Plymouth. The marshall will forward him to Hour bon today. The solid through trains of the Nickel Plate Road equipped with all modern ! appliances for safety, speed and com fort are a prominent features of that Popular Line. Their Fast Eastern Express leaving Chicago at 1:.'50 p. m daily, runs through solid to New York City, arriving at that point at (itfo p. m the next evening. Experience is the best teacher. After you experience a trip on this train, we are confident of your future patronage. Thomas Neenan, of South Rend, came to the conclusion last Monday that he would committ suicide. He went among his associates and inform eti them of his intention, also selecting his pall bearers. He secured a bottle ol carbolic acid, and upon arriving home, bade his mother and two sisters good-bye. He immediately went to his room and took the poison. Medical as sistance was summoned, but little hope of his recovery is intertained. Neenan is nineteen years old, and no reason is known for his inclination to shuffle off. From Friday' Daily. A. H. Wicki.er, of Argos, is in town today. Dr. A. C. Holtendorff went to La pa Junction today. Fred Tribby has been on the sick list for a few days past. A new sidewalk is being constructed on North Walnut street. Mrs. A. Stuller, who has been so seriously ill is some better today. Frank Acker, of Hourbon, was a county seat visitor yesterday. Jas. Christley, of Chicago was transacting business in Plymouth yesterday. In our corset department you will lind a new line of W. C C. CaIU'I'NTKU & Hoswoktii. Mrs. Win. Fraginton, of South Rend, is visiting at E. Candees and other friends here a few days this week. Miss Kate Shepherd, who has been visiting iriends and relatives in this city left for Englewood, 111., today. Miss Ella Wilcox has departed for Cleveland, Ohio, where she will be em ployed as assistant in a millinery establishment. Miss Jesse (Jrado, of Valparaiso, who has been visiting with the family of W. F. Young, returned to her home this morning. Mrs. C. Est es, who has been in very poor health for the past year, is once more able to attend to light household duties. Henry Ross, of Hourbon, passed through Plymouth yesterday enroute for Walkerton where he will visit a few days with his mother. Manie and Pert Harris furnished the music for the liusiness Men's Carnival at Argos last evening. It is said the carnival was quite a success. Mrs. J. A. Cunningham returned homo yesterday from an extended visit ot several days with relatives and friends at Nilesand St. Joseph, Mich igan. (. has. shadel has moved froiu the Speisshofer residence on the west side to the house lately vacated by Prof. I. Frank Redd. He did this tobe nearer to his business. An exchange say? that "Red noses are often produced by tight garters. We don't know about that, but we've noticed that those who get tight often generally have that of noies. It seems that a 2." cent piece is about the most unlucky article a man can carry. On the American quarter there are stars, V.l letters in the scroll held in the eagle's beak, l'.i marginal feathers in each wing, 13 tail feathers, J 13 parallel lines in tin sheild, 13 bor

izontal bars, 1 arrow heads, and 13 letters in the words "quarter dcllar."--r.x Je Suyder, an old eteran, was arreeled at P.ourbon, at '2 o'clock to-

ua nv I ollstab e MumwooiI tor oilpnncr an insult to Mrs. Thus. Miles. Parti culars of the trial, which took place this afternoon, will be given tomorrow. Pert Rosenbury has been compelled to lay aside his work at the bank for a few weeks owing to the result of his late illness. It was done at the request of his attending physician. Rert's many friends hone to soon see him at his old post. Home-seekers excursion to the Southwest March 10th via the Nickel Plate road at lowest rates. Rear in mind that we operate an unexcelled dining car service and a line of magnificent through sleepers between Chicago, ISuffalo, New York and Huston. Mr. Cummings left yesterday for Coldwater, Mich., while Mrs. Cummings and the remainder of the family left today. A large concourse of our young people assembled at the Vandalia depot this morning to wish them a sue cessfu! journey. Rolla left this nion.ing on horse back by the way of Nappanee. Their many friends wish them a happy and prosperous future. The Vincent undertaking establishment furnished the largest casket, last week, ever before seen in this place. It was for Mrs. Henry Kaull'man, of near Teegarden, and was six feet long and 2 inches wide on the inside. The casket was larger than is carried in stock at the factory and was made especially for the deceased. Mrs. Kauftman was a very large woman, weighing about -T,o pounds. Walkertou Independent. otiee. Friends of the late John Ruge, who desire to view his remains will please call at the house before the funeral. Hy request of the family. CououiHtioner' Court. w i:i)MD. v. Applications for head stones for Perry Scholser and August Sweetgranted. W. D.Corey, tax refunded ISOt, Tlll'USDAV. Petition for location ot road in Center township by Frank Cheny et al. Quarterly report of N. E. Hunch. Report of Poor of Polk township. Road petition of Win. Nehr et al. in (lerman township. Report of the poor of Fnion township. FRIDAY. Viewers appointed to meet with Kosciusko county viewers on joint dis trict between Marshall and Kosciusko counties. Allowance of 1S00 made on bridge contract to W. H. Hasett, Indianapolis. A Card. Dr. Ph. D. Paul, the eminent german eye doctor of Chicago, thanks his many patients and friends for past patronage and favors during the last 20 years, ami will again meet his patients (by special appointment) at the Ross house, Tues day, March 17, Providence permitting. Examination free. Poor treated tree. Patients admitted by tickets to avoid confusion. Reduced Rates to Hot Springs, Ark. The Vandalia Line has on sale excur sion tickets, good ninety days, to the Famous Hot Springs af Arkansas, at very ov aates. Hot Springs is the only health resort jwned, indorsed and conducted Ly the United States (Jovernment. Climate like that of Italy. 'Phis is the best sea son to go. Over 'M) hotels and board ing houses at rates to suit all visitors The hot waters have for fifty years been found unexcelled for the cure of rhu matism, blood and skin diseases, female complaints, troubles of the stomach liver and kidneys, insomnia, nervous prostration, etc. For illustrated pamphlets and full information call on nearest Vandalia Line Ticket Agent, or address. E. A. Fokp, (Jenl. Passenger Agent, St. Lor is, Mo. No Opium. Brazilian Balm is the only cough remedy on the market that contains no Dpiuni in any form. No opium to constipate or foster the opium habit, P.e member this. l or sale at the People's Drugstore. mm NO CURE. NO MUSTACHE. NO PAY. NO PAY. DANDRUFF CURED. I will take Contracts to grow hair on the head orfacewitb those who can call at my office or at the office of my agents, provided the head it not glossy, or the pores of the scalp not closed. Where the head is shiny or the pores closed, there is no cure. Call anJ be examined free of charge. If yon cannot call, write to me. State tho exact condition of the scalp and your occupation. I'KOF. U. UUtKIIOLZ, Room 4. 2 W. 14th St.. cor. 6th Ave.. New York, tek your druggist for my cure. Forttaloby L. TANMEU.

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The mere asking won't do it. There must he price slaughtering deep severe just like those that follow, hefore you are interested. We have some .twelve or fifteen kinds of Silks consisting of odds and ends and remnants of Surahs (iros Grains, Indias, Persians, Figured Chinas, Summer Silks, Kia Kia, Ilabutai, etc., etc., etc. Values from 50e. to 1.00 per yard. We put the knife into the stock in the following manner, viz.: All .Silks formerly sold for 50c. to 75c. now 21V. per yard. All Silks formerly sold from 75c. to 1.00 per yard, now .'i9c. Yours for business.

D 15 II WEATHER REPORT Cooler Saturday.

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Look for the Following Items in our Notion Department and Note Our Prices.

New line Fancy lielt UuckU's 1(V. to Mew line (lilt Jielts r'A (lilt lielting, by the yard .'c. Kid Curlers ami 10e. a do.. Side Combs to I.V. per iair. 2-inch yelveteen llindin, by the yard 5 yards. l'A Corduroy 'elveteen IWndin .V. per yard. Leather Dress liinding " yards, 4tV. I'atent Hooks and Kyes .2 cards for V. Silk Dress Shields 1V. iht pair. Clark's u. X. T. Crochet Cotton, all colors V. llrainerd Si Armstrong's Kmbroidiy Silks. Ladies' Heavy Kid CulT (Hoves, for driinj; and street wear,. W.

lir Wo have a remnant pile of silks that contain all kinds of silks, that we have marked

the price i to close. make Waist patterns.

CARPENTER & BOSWORTH.

Worth of Good SILK GOODS Nowadays.

isuixfl',"! p (lenerally fair tonight.

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