Semi-weekly Independent, Volume 2, Number 35, Plymouth, Marshall County, 11 March 1896 — Page 8

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Ccorge Wushingtou Jones (aged five, Mamma, I tink oroebody's been ftt ze jam, but it wasn't nie. I have no idea who it was, but it wasn't me. 1 link it may have been ze vat, but it wasn't me. His Mother Good gracious, child! t'.ou't sav anv more. You ni'&'ht to have Weu born a woman. Jrlde. LOCAL BREVITIES. From Tuesday's Dally. Luther t.'ressner is in Argos today on business. Mrs. J. Trowbridge is reported on the sick list. Mrs. Sarah Chaplin is very sick of lung trouble. Mrs. Frank 1). II onsen left for Chit ago last evening. Frank Foot, of Rochester, was in our city last night. .1. 11. Dietrich, of Bremen, is in Flymouth today. M. Nnlta the cigar-maker went to (jrovertown today. Miss Jlradley, of Culver City, was a FIvmouth visitor today. Miss May Tribby left for Fitger aid, (la., this morning. Manrice (Ireuschinski, of the bicycle works, is on the sick list. Henry Stein went to the city of Argos today on business. K. Sprangle was transacting business at Etna (ireen yesterday. Mrs. Chas. Urown, of Tyner City, visited in Flymouth Saturday. Frank Osborne, of Laporle, was in the city today on legal business. Frank Stansbury will save you money on wall paper. See his samples. Kd. Heeler has returned home from a visit with friends at Rochester. Simon Finney a painter, of Argos, is employed at the liicycle factory. Misses Hattie and Fmma Soechtig returned to South IJend today. Harvey Richey, of Donaldson, trans acted business in our city yesterday. Mrs. Chas. Corbin, departed lor liourbon tliis morning to visit with relatives. In our corset department you will lind a new line of V. C. C. CAuri:NT:it & F.oswoktii. Lew Allman who transacted business in Chicago, returned home last even ing. Sam Farker left today for Indianapolis, lie will return tomorrow evening. Our old druggist John lilain is reported under the magic inlluence of lagrippe. Those who desire employment would do well to address liox i2:, Flymouth, Indiana. It is whispered around that Harry Miller has not smoked a cigar for over ten days. Chas. Wilkler, a prominent grocer of South F.end, is in our city today on business. I lev. Landis was initiated into the rank of page in the order of Knights of Fythias. Ex-County Clerk D. A. Snyder made a business trip to Donaldson and C rovertown today. Benj. VanLue, of Argos, has gone to Bedford, Iowa, in the interest of the liorton institute. The Christian Ladies' social will meet this week with Mrs. Amy Walker next Friday afternoon. Chas. Whitniore, of South fiend, an old Flymouth boy, is in our city today interviewing old friends. A new floor is now in position at the Linkenhelt meat market. The doctor proposes to have things neat. ,1. C. Zea, of Normal, 111., was exhibiting a very interesting industrial chart to the school oHicials here today. .1. S. Bender went to Knox, via. Hamlet this morning in the interest of the Bender X: Reeve real estate firm. Miss Hattie Ruple, whose illness was reported in last evening's Indkpendent, died last night at 8 o'clock. Noah Hoover, who is traveling for a Chicago wholesale house is in the city for a few days visit with his family. Miss (Irate Horton has been sick in bed since Saturday, but we are informed by Dr. Aspinall that she is bet ter. Mrs. Ed. Baxter left today for Omaha, Neb., where she will make a two weeks' visit With friends and relatives. Darwin S. Enoch, of Crawfordsville, Indiana, passed through here with a

car-load of tine horses bound for Mansfield, OhiD. F. (J. Keely, of South Bend, who is secretary of the people party of their district was in the city today on political business. Dr. Borton was called suddenly to his daughter's bedside, Mrs. R. K. Beebe, at Willniette, 111., Sunday and may remain a couple days. Owing to the rush of business, the Flymouth Telephone company have secured the assistance of lineman, Howard Eaton, of Argos. The Chapel hall people have purchased a lot corner of Water and (iarro streets and expect to begin the erection of a church immediately. The ladies of the Y. R. C. are requested to be present Wednesday Mar. II, at the quilting social to beheld at the (J. A. R. hall. Bring your dinners. Edward Williams, formerly of Valparaiso, has moved to Flymouth and will soon commence work in one of our factories. Mr. Williams is u nephew of Dr. Baker. Mrs. Chas. Miles received a letter last

evening from her father John iiiler, anouncing their safe arrival in (Jeorgia; lie says they are well pleased with the country, and the weather's "as pleasant as May.'' Robert Cecil, who for some time lias been located in Bourbon in the cornice and slate roof business has secure! the Wolford room next to H. B. Whitlock and will move here immediately. John Sullivan, who is employed at the 1 . 1 . v. Ireight depot, haö since Friday last put in a greater portion of his time at home, singing to a little daughter that came to bless his home last Friday. Bertha M. Steel was one of the lucky ones in the Happy Home contest advertised in The Independent. Her list contained lifty-six words. Her choice of prizes was a watch which she received by express today. A party was held at the home of Frank Ray a few nights ago, at which time about fifty young people participated in the enjoyment of the evening. Music was furnished by Miss Mary (..reer, II Vanvactor and M. De Barr. Home-seekers excursion to the Southwest March 10th via the Nickel Flate road at lowest rates. Bear in mind that we operate an unexcelled dining car service and a line of magnificent through sleepers between Chicago, Buffalo, New York and Boston. The V. M. C. A." is preparing to give a lecture and entertainment next Friday evening. C. H. Reeve will lecture on 'Ethical Force' while other features of interesting nature will be interspersed. There will be no tickets. The public is invited. This morning while Charles Brown and (leo. Fogle were painting in the i stairway leading np to the old (1. A. R. hall, the scaffold they were working on precipitated them to the lloor below. While no bones were broken, they were considerably shaken up. Birring the color they represented they were lit sub ject for the minstrel show they are preparing for. Last evening the grocery house owned by J. E. Snyder, was sohl to Mr. A. M. Reeve, who took charge of the stock this morning. Mr. Beeves has for a number of years been in the boot and shoe business on North Michigan street and is well known to our people, lie will move his stock from the old stand to his new location and will fit his establishment up in first class shape. Frank Reeve who has been in the employ of Mr. Snyder will remain under the new management. Mr. Reeves will no doubt become one of the moving factors among our business men, and The Independent extends congratu lations in his new venture and wishes him success. II.lON. Mar.U, IbW. John Mintline, of North Webster, is visiting the family of S. F. Overstreet, northeast of town. A. T. Cormican, living west of town, has been very sick, but is getting better. The last institute for this year will be held in Ilion next Saturday. Frank Morical has moved south of Inwood on a farm belonging to a Mr. Boggs. He will work for Mr. Boggs during the summer. The schools in this township close one week from next Friday, March 20. John Kramer has been a very sick man for the past week, but now seems to be cn the road to recovery. Erwin Reid is building an addition to the hardware building. We understand lie has traded his store room for land in Barron county, Wisconsin, and will move there in a few weeks. Mr. and Mrs. Vangundy will move to his grandfathers farm northeast of town in a few days. - Manfred E. Yantiss and Lillie M. Tippett were quietly married last Sun day. We earnestly hope the voyage across the sea of life will always be pleasant for them. Last Thursday was the nineteenth birthday anniversary of Charley Vangundy, and neighbors and friends to the number of about forty gathered to help him celebrate the event. His wife and baby's birthdays occurred just a

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TO SAY THAT OUR LINE CARPETS, MATTINGS AND SHADES EXCEL ANYTHING EVER DEFORE HAD.

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inent tor the coming spring we effort to place in our store such a knowledged to he far superior

shown. The line will consist of Velvets, iody and Tapestry Hrussells, Pm-Ilrussels, Ingrains. Rag, Hemp. Cottage and Stair Carpets. Our K?;tra Super, all wool, and Kxtra Super (( will hear the most critical examination, hoth as to quality and design. The many beautiful, delicate, rich and tasty patterns will at once please the eye. The prices will range from lfe. to $1.00 per yard.

And Talk about Mattings,Well, the line is simply peerless. You have 50 pieces from which you can make your selection. The prices will he lOe. to Xe. per yard. And never were we so well equipped to fill your wants in the "Shade" line. Any quality, any color, with fringe or without fringe, at any price. AVe believe it will be to your interest to give our line a careful and thorough inquiry before making a purchase.

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lit. l'atgr. Ajcent, Ft. Wayne, I ml. few days before, and in reality they were celebrating all their birthdays. An enjoyable time was had by all present. Frank Coodwin, of Argos, was a visitor at Sunday-school last Sunday. Kev. .1.1). A llerton, of Argos, preached at this place last Sunday evening, and we understand he will continue the meeting the rest of this week. W. II. Taylor, trustee of this township attended a meeting of the Hoard of Education at Plymouth last Saturday. Death' l!rvrt. Sunday morning at the home of Mrs. C. C. Kanarr, live miles north of Plymouth, occurred the death of Mother Stilson, at the ripe old age of K years. She has been confined to the bed for some time and death relieved her from suffering. The burial will take place tomorrow at the Fremont cemetery. Mrs. Stilson was the mother of Mr. Alex Stilson, and was highly respected by a host of friends. Public Sale. Chaplin & Chili, 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 furnishish sale bills to our customers free of charge. Satisfaction guaranteed in every instance. We also build the best farm fknck in the fence line. Jf our work in both branches isn't lirst 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 & Chill, Flymouth, Ind., Lock llox 10 )0". JAS. K. HOUQHTON, Prosecuting Attorney Collections, Depositions and Civil Jludlness Attended to Promptly.

OF importance of ihis departluive put forth every line that will he Meto anvthing before ARABIN, (enl Pa!sMns:er Ajfcnt, Cleveland, O. New Jewelrv Store, . . . Spangle's Old Stand. 2 Doors North of I'ostofficc. The people of will lind Marshall count v Peabody's New Jewelry Store completely stocked with such a variety Jewelry, Watches, Clocks, Silverware and Optical goods as is seldom shown in a small city. Wide range for selection, courteous attention and low prices are feat ores of this store. Call. (ioods cheerfully shown, whether purchases are nude or not. 2 Doors North of P. 0. H. B. REEVES, Justice of the Peace, v 1:1: Nt'ssiiAVM & .mavi.k. PLYMOUTH, IND. Collections promptly ;inl e:irefully attended IiiNimiu'e Aenl. Tadaypaly Veeraragava Roy, (llimloo Nationality) Physician and Surgeon, Trents all diseases of Men and Women. Obstetrics ami Cancer a specialty. Medicines furnished. Calls answered promptly, day or niuht. Oniee in Tarks' l,sw IliiUdlnir on ?arro St. KestdencH llrst liotise north of Presbyterian church, on Walnut street. Okfick Hooks: From 8 to 12 iu.: 1 to 5 p. m.; 7 to p. in,; Sundays at home.

"Beautiful! Beautiful!" ;iiv the words from everv hidy that sees the new Gold Aluminum spoons, forks, suar shells, etc., at Iissells Kxchane. As strong as steel and bright and beautiful as gold. Solid nietal alike all through. No acids or any cooking of grease, eggs, meats, or sauces will effect it. Will remain bright as long as any part is left. (J to Kxchange stoiv and ask to see it ami yu will surely waul it. liven free wit h a few dollars worth of jLnds purchased, or sold reasonably l E. S. Bissell, Sole Agent at Plymouth. WIS A I v hZ Still Keeping Store at the Same Old Stand, but don't think for one minute that we are weeping the same goods. Oh, no; they are going out and new ones coming in every day. We are looking out for bargains for our friends, and they get them, too. EVERY MONDAY WE GET A BARGAIN FOR YOU. The jobbers always have some odd lots to close at a nominal price, and then we take them in and have them ready for vou at a small advanee. Come in and take some away. Yours truly, GEORGE VINALL. The Day Of glittering ld in the mouths of the people is rapidly giving way to the more modern and certainly more harmonious and du ruhte

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DK, DUIvR'S Newly pat ph ted System of applying this work is a revt'lati(n to all who desire their teeth preserved and restored to t heir natural whiteness. Call at the Model Dental Parlors PLYMOUTH. R-I-PA-N-S The modern standard Family Medicine : Cures the common e very-day ills of humanity. IL 3 u z o MONEY TO LOAN. On improved farms 1 can get you a loan at as low a rate of interest as can be had in the county. You have the privilege of paying $100 or more on the principal each year. Call and see me. C. P. TI BUK TS. Plymouth, Ind. TO THE FARMERS OF MARSHALL COUNTY A!iD ADJOINING:--rm. ...... 1 ! n 11 1. V.. l nose uavm ttuun of fat cattle, fresh cows, veal cakes; sheep and hogs, ready for sale, drop us a card or telephone VK), and we will insure the highest market prices. Tribbey & Hall, Fat Stock Dealers, Plymouth, - . Indiana.

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Is larger than any weekly or smutweekly paper published and "is the onlv important Democratic "weekly" published In New Vork City. Three times as large as the leading liepublican weekly of New York Citv. Il will le of especial advantage to you during the PreHicleiUkil Ciimpuiii, as it is published every other day, except Sunday, and has a IL the. freshness and timeliness of a daily. It combines all the news with a long list of interesting departments, unique features, cartoons and graphic illustrations, the latter being a specialty. All these improvements have been made without any increase in the cost, which remains at one dollar per year. We offer this unequaled newspaper and the Skmi-Wkkkly Indkpkndknt together one year for SI.Cm. The regular subscription price of the two papers is $2.50. THE INDEPENDENT,

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