Marshall County independent., September 20, 1895, Image 1

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PLYMOUTH, MARSHALL C0U3.TY, INDIANA. FRIDAY. F. IT K Ml; KR X.
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The Yellow Silin..
KLEINSCHMIDT
THE TAILOR.
Largest line of fall and winter woolens
in Marshall county.
The best rade of workmanship at living
prices are the attractions I offer the public
for the fall ami winter trade.
Tailor made clothim? is what vou want,
and I am the man to make it.
AT THE FAIR.
BROWN'-DAV'S
SHKEI AND Ilous -
e.
The whoh
't of
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MERCHANTS DISPLAY SURPASS
PREVIOUS EFFORTS.
Mo k sluiw l'ullv up to Mainlarl Poultry
I'anci' rs Iilij;littl Agricultural li
ll;y l ine.
From Thursday's Daily.
Those who visited the fair today will
not come home disappointed. Great
effort has been expended to make it
first-class in every respect. The attend
ance ii i to date lias not been up to the
expectations of the managers, but it is
through no fault of theirs, as everv I .' -"'
, , , . I popular ainl e.hcie
AVe-Miii- I 1 i at .oo- i 1 le. ,;,, r.i.
Morning.
F: ni " .ilnrsd.iy's Daily.
Tiiis morning at 'J o'clock, at the ivsi- ;
dcnceof the brides' parents, I Je v. T. S.
Davis, : ustor of the Maxahala Ave, M.
L t'liuivli, of Xauesviile, in the piesene-e
01 a few intimate friends and relatives,
occurred the wedding i.f Dr. C. A.
llrown. of this city, and Miss Susa L.
Davis, of Xauesville. Ohio.
AND OTHER LIVE STOCK EXHIBITS
EXCELLENT.
i:;i.-in- Kw-iO. Win iw A I aii the Wlml,.
l air Will Cap the Climax up all l il.n !
Tili Iir- tion lAlul.it, v..:; ( ,.
ilX in.
a hi:"i average when a 1
are considered a:,,j j;n.or.
The big county fair of is now a
reality. People who were on the groui.u
While the alliance formed between this morning could not hd Tvurku
is well matched couple has beer, a the nnusnal bustle aml activitv
this
foregone conclusion u a large number
of friends, yet the event has prnvd a i Ilo (1(,ul)t Jhat lMs ' . f
tJlilCL.l.t on i. .. I - 1 i
; able in everv direction. There is now
will
eclipse all former efforts. Some of the
will -lio
the;r point
men: is pasM-d on them.
l im: arts.
Lovers, of art will fmi much in the
line art department to attract and hold
t heir atte::t io;.. The entries are many
and excellent.
.;u I LTl liA L.
Th- agiicultural exhibit is most in
ures; n.g. independent of all other at
tractions, farm products are shown m
Fruits and home-canned
some displays have been made. N'earlv "'
See the Yellow Sio;n.
every class of mercantile business is
represented. P.ntering from t he south,
resting on our lett, we lind a line dis-
i play of
pleasent surprise to a large number
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iM,v..i, Di'mii im- oi i i nioiu ii s I ... i .;. .1
this county are coming into the line art
department and the art hall is rapidly
filling up. Many entries in neatly all
departments have n. yet been made
and. since they lmot all i e in by ten
o'clock tomorrow mommy, the head- ..f
various departments !iave their hands
full.
The live stock exhibits lire cei
deserving of more than usual attt
in c
conrtesv h.i been ..vtpn.b.,1 n,l ev,.,-v ! 1 "l"""' '.u e.e, .eot o;i MoiauN anu a.-
means within their power expended to ! l"""1' 1,1 Ur clt' lour
make it the -rand show that it is. ; a hu'' l'"" and has won the
The Art hrdMs sdnndv eo,.dMeet U V 0 those with whom
Kvery merchant lias tried to outdo his! !' C',,!K' ,n "':iUl,'t ""Ith, bh in a!lll
competitor and as a result some hand-! r ( aM'1 "r " nrr,t'? v,r .s tw
' I lIK'lMlH 'Hli 'I kill kl II' In.' 1 :.vid. x
oiioi uv v 'UK n ii 1 1 '-'. ii
stranger to r,ur people. Miss Davis was
connected with j-ur iiit;-.'i school last
winter, and-ave excellent satisi'a-? i. ,n.
elothimr and cent's fui nishin"-; '
j p-oods ny yi. Allman Son. while still
lie was also orvmr :it the
uiday scho. and was
in
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KLE1NSCMM
THE TAILOR.
further west i another large display in
the same line by (',. Wolf A: Son. occu
pying the southwest corner. On vir
i church worker,
The sheep pons are full and a number
oi new pens are being built for I..-::-,
which ar sliown thi Mar in la:'-r
numliers ! hau ever before. The :-heep
and ho; exhi'its are not only iurje but
include some very line individual si ci
mens. lie! kshire and Chester White
WILL YOU
SEE THE
The newly nedd'-d couple will arrive
in Plymouth to-nnrrow, avd abou -t.
I i ! 1 A J 1 . I
right the d.sj.iavof the Indiana Novelty ! , . UI" lU" ,l,,w" T" UnU "
Manufacturing con.nanv, and on the ! ,,VM'd n":l-
right hand crner as we turn north I ,!a' "" e..!.j.;..-t :,
i ii ., with a host ol 1 nends oi t lie bride and
again a showcase lull id silverware,' , ,'-'Ui ; a"u
jewelry, etc., of J. II. J.osey. As we , UM'A W 1 S,i"S lion to the otswoid and
walk along north on our left is the dis i - ' "" .sheep.
play of hadei & i:enolds, druggists. ! R ,!"!IU'; The 2:1s. trotting and '2:S
i; l eat Vari'-' y
g".. is make a verv c: -edit nb'.- '
at i i.i;.
The cail !e sheil is Well v
enable atti-n! ion. Theie l- a la
exhibit and some tit.e
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'Cl.
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i'-pecia!; Uy a messa.- i
management at :i-;Z this a::.r
ai'e ::; ! 'rrm-d t hat ! !, r;ic:" '
has be-n clianed so t !.ar ; !... ;
' ing race -vi!! be ca"ed tii;.:
1 he reari-n a i 4 , - J j hat :
now assured toj- n .
1 ave n i m b ; ! r...-. ,
so that what is .;-:ve tn.-
will de-iMc m -t bii-LT fro; : , ; .
au i . ..s i i l UUrs- i.iV
tiowr'g.
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hogs predominate so far but others au
to come. The same mav be said in re-
NEW STYLES ?
The Latest Fabrics and Fashions in Dress Goods
I lennKtiis, Serges, all grades, Jaequsmls Boucles,
Mohairs, plain and ignred, and Novelties of
every deserintion predominate in this (lepartmenr.
ivmemher striking novelties and rough elTeets
are very popular this fall, and the demand is great
nur line in thesx? is verv strong.
BlaekCJoods have returned ro their old-time
popularity, and to se our line is tt say no more
beautiful stock can be seen.
lied upon as an up-to-date business man
in every respect Tin; hypothesis that
advertisers can not sell at prices as low
as non-advertisers is a fallacy. The
energetic advertiser and hustler sells
more goods in proportion to his total
expense than the conservative non-advertiser,
other things being equal, lie
turns his stock oftentr and can, as a
rule, sell on smaller margins. He may
be generally relied upon as having
fresh, clean or modish stock, as the .-ase
may be, because he sells what he buys
quickly ami replaces with goods that
are in immediate demand. The adver
tiser is lot likely to carry shop- worn
goods or goods that are stale or out of
style, lie makes bargains of them be
fore they are back numbers and while
they are yet u-rviceoble to the buying
public. We commend our leaders to
the liberal advertiser.
the
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e call special attention to our all-wool Ser
( all d. iittble colors ) ;H inches wide, for 25 cents.
An excellent value for the money.
Come in and spend an hour among those1 beau
tiful stuffs. It will help you to plan for your new
dress.
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Ball & Carabin,
PLYMOUTH.
FARMERS, DO YOU WANT CASH ?
Then cut your second growth White Ash into bolts and logs and deliver
to our factory. JSoits cut 4J. long, inches in diameter and up, ;.:
per cord. Logs cut ".;, 11 or !',; feet long, 12 inches in diameter and up,
elS per thousand. Must be straight timber and free from knots.
INDIANA NOVELTY M'F'G CO.
Of Every Description
at Tin-:
INDEPENDENT OFFICE.
and the Smalley Cycle works, while on
our right and resting on both main
aisles are the handsome displays of W.
K. Leonard, china ware, and J. W. Hess,
fancy goods. Just across the main
ea3t and west aisle a beautiful display
ot millinery goods greets us, the exhibit
of Dial ; to the left llaker A: McKinney
have spared no pains to make the first
booth as attiactive as possible with a
line line or boots and shoes. Next to
them is M. Lauer A: Son's clothing dis
play. Ceorge Vinall occupies the cor
ner with a lull display of fancy gro
ceries. Turning east again on our left
is a very neat and novel display of gro
ceries from "The When;'' to the right
is L Spangle's elaborate display of
jewelry, optical goods and musical in
struments. The. Art, Taney Needle
Work and Children's departments oc
cupy the whole east side with a profu
sion of handsome and artistic work
that is weil deserving of several bonis
time.
The Horticultural hall is equally m
leres ting, being well filled with fruits.
vegetables. grains and other product sof, !'n ii,vii n;:n chtm-'i .(!..
the farm which are id" vast interest to Prayer meeting I'litir- lay evening at
the student in that line. Subject, Paul ..; !:; nir f i
!
In a huge tent, located near these t wo ; Lphesian "hn; kin-. ' i-; th 'a
halls, is iouad a handsome display ni j prayer meeting
l.'Ugies by Warner A: Key ser, of Argo.-;. i exi-ecting a bk
The sheds are well tilled with cattle , ! mg the session v
while the vja-vp a:ul sw ine pens are mut'.oi. ef th.:
overi'owing with sjeein.i ns of tf-.e j ciuireii. v":;ur.
finest breeds. ; W:'o a. m. and 7
The poultry exhibit is one of !; ; d uni -r ('. ;. nt
leading attractions and is well repre jati:'M
SLlltcd..
'i'iie races have ail ieen Idled ami I
day's program is a good one. The 2:1')
class trot yesterday was won by dames
S.; Lady . second; time, SiliU'.C, 2::i.o .,,
The hippodrome was excellent and
those who witnessed it were delighted.
The fust was a Uoman standing race
between Levi Dillon, id' Cleveland, and
Prairie Skip, of Montana, resulting in a
defeat for the former. Montana Kid
gave a splendid exhibition of rough
riding, after w hich Prairie Skip rode a
bucking broncho to a finish. Their
last feat was the tandem running race
between Levi Dillon and Prairie Skip,
which was interesting and exciting
enough to please even the most exact
ing. Altogether the fair is a glorious suc
cess, as far as exhibits and amusements
are concerned. The oidy thing needed
to make it a complete success b the
large and liberal patronage it deserves.
Tomorrow is Plymouth Day. liusiness
houses will all close in the afternoon,
and there is every indication that there
will be a large attendance.
!;r -pshire
pacing
entries
thh
M:uel ; ml l oot .m ! , (
leili.il (Ii:'.
Special report to the
morning gives an authi
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ac-
Veiin- i Attention. j races are now assured. Th
We direct attention to the advertise- j made promise for these races some of ; ount of a terrible murder com mi ted
mentsof Plymouth merchants in this the best sport that has ever been seen at Dnnb'e, a tmali v.hage tlie
pa.er. and wish to say further that the ion this track. Other races not !es in- -N ickel Plate railuav and ah'iit t.-i
liberal advertiser can generally be re- terestimr :ne oromi-ed m,,! i .t mde west of Coit Wavne. 'f'e- 1:0--
L. are to go in the 2:1s trot. They j ocinars are very meager, and to this
h:ivn been rucin"" :in-ii!t;t :c I'nr i.-o ; cfieCt :
with honors about even,
are in line condition.
Uoth horses 1 h!s I;lnnil"o at hve o'clock the mu
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noti:s.
!"fn 1 1 111a ms 01 ,ir. a. M. Singer, a
j resident, and at this time the postmas-
i tt-l" of I II Ii l'i-e Wele fi .mwl in 1,.1
The poultry exhibit is large and. hne. I....-.,, , , . , V ,
? , , ., i hi h inds and teet securelv bound
cum tini urn laneifi ji Li .1 i i 1 . ..,.,1 1 : 1 . , 1 1 ,
. . . . 1 ; anu his Ik ad beaten
nnu mucti :n it to interest t!i'm.
into an ain:o-t un-
! recognizable mass. The nmid; -r v.ns
Oscar. Simons has twenty photos on j committed with some kin.:..:' a blunt,
exhibition in the fine art department, j instrument, and the crime wu d- neto
Phey show very excellent amateur secure money supposed to U. in the
I possession of the deceased. X tiace
It I of the murderers has vtt teen discov-
skill
The cattle show will be excellent
will include a number of hornlessshort-horns-
not dehorned cattle, but cattle
that have ieen bred hornless.
The abundant shade on the grounds
ereu nor the amount of booty secured
by them. This is the third time iol.
hers have atiempted to hold up Mr
Singer, but n previous occasions he lias
will temper the heat so that no one hn t"nu!'le'1 to li(V "i''y save his prep
necu suner greauy. j
The Ixi)i:ri-:.ii!-:NT tent is on the I
S city Lut to drive them oiT.
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grounds and the Immumimujvi " repre-
tsentative, Mr. S.S. Fish, is ready f . r
business.
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Benefit Will fjoou be Given.
i I some time past the operatives ol
ur- 'the Like .nie have had under r
; ation the inihty o-.-giving I'l
direct c n;: cjon villi t'hit-i'o.
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riionoKi'iipliic iiinl Musical llntt'i-taiiiiiifiil.
The V. W. C. T. U. will give a "Pho
nograihic ami Musical Entertainment"
at the U. I. church, Saturday evening,
Sept. 21. The program for the evening
will be very interesting. We invito
every person interested in the temper
ance cause, and all other good people,
to come. This entertainment is pre
pared in very limited time, but it is
hoped they will meet with success,
which they undoubtedly will. Admis
sion, only ten cents, and tickets can be
purchased at the church,Saturdaycven
ing, or of those persons who sell before
that time.
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essity of missions. Vou are m--t c r
ddall invited to ail services.
Monday evening Sept. 'J'ld, at T:'!d the
congregation of the 1st Presbyterian
church w ill nuet for the purposeof call
ing a pastor. Ilev. Henry Jolmson, of
South Lend will preach the sermon and
moderate the meeting. This is a most
important meeting and we need the
presence of every member of the church
and 'iongregation. P.y order of the ses
sion. W. 1J. O i 'IVA i.t, Clerk.
Iliey llohl a .Meet in-.
Mimbers ttf the Alpha Pleasure ("Jub
found the affairs of the club in excel
lent condition with flattering prospects
for the future. The members of this
club believe that life should not be
one continous round of work and dull
cares and the object of this organiza
tion is for pleasure, recreation and
social intercourse. Although this club
was organized but little over a year
ago it has built at Twin Lakes, a very
comfortabl club house where its mem
bers resort for aquatic sports.
It is now preparing to provide club
rooms somewhere in the city, ami it is
probable that steps in that direction
will be taken soon. There are now
some vacancies in the membership,
which is limited to twenty-live, and
three or four new members are de
sired. We have noticed in several of our ex
changes, when speaking of ranks being
conferred on candidates in the order of
Knights of Pythias, they continue the
practice of designating it as degree
work. In this ortler there is no degree
work. It is all by ranks, first second
or third rank. It is excusable for those
who are not familiar with the ortler,
and especially more so, when a large
number of the members of the order
designate it as degree woik.
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All ra.-, s
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for i" d '.y.
and I' M'iv 0,1 arc unt of souu
entries. And right here, relative to
late entries, we wish to say that the im
pression seems to have gained ground
that no good races would be called.
This impression is most emphatically
contradicted by the fac' that fifteen
entries have been made for the four
races now on the program for to-morrow
and next day.
Among these horses are Mab, Dot L.
and many other well known favorites.
That the entries were late will not de
tract from the interest that now centers
on these coming events.
To-morrow afternoon will occur the
2:18 trot, purse S2.i0.U0 and the 2:1') trot
purse 62K).A). These races, with the
exciting ltoman hippodrome will lilllhe
afternoon and lovers of speedy horsc
Ilesh and daring equestrian feats- can
not fail in 'getting entertainments to
their fullest satisfaction.
Friday afternoon will bring the free
for all pace with entries that assure
spectators one of the finest ruce ever
called in northern Indiana. The purse
for this race is also 200. This will be
followed by an excellent running race
and the hippodrome and Friday after
noon will thus be made exceptionally
attractive to lovers of good sport.
Tin: THACK.
The track is in fine condition ami if
the weather continues good is favora
ble to an excellent showing of speed.
HOU KXlIir.IT.
Jerry Main is entitled toa large share
of credit for making the swine exhibit
the best ever shown on these grounds.
There are ninety-four large hogs in the
pens, one drove of which was brought
from Vountsville.
. is in-: nr.
There is also a llock of sheep from
by t he -'y
röad a! I'-h :
li e -ha:-!,
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p nil'
i to ihn
sc.-:.-.. d
:i:ig that
cleu.iat
I j ly equipped trains en f t the accommo
dation id the pubhV, which will '-.'iv.o
two each way a day. and the :at(F will
be the same as on other roads. This
will prove a great benefit for Plym uitli,
and there is no doubt theimppreeiation
will be seen when this new route is
opened.
1'ull of Taiiuli'foo.
llil! Muelier got too full of bug juice
or some other befuddling liquid Tins,
day morning withthe result that he was
carried home on a dray with a badly
wounded head. It seems that he start
ed home about 11 (.'clock and when
he reached the vicinity of O'Keefe's
lumber oilice lapse'd into such a state of
drunkeness that he could not continue.
He fell several times in the street but
finally got back to the sidewalk only to
fall again with more serious results.
It appears that he struck the back of
his head on the headed one the bolts
with which the sidewalk is held in
place. He was carried, almost insen
sible, to a shed in the lumber yard
where he laid until carried home as
above stated.
We! 1 1 1-1 1 i 1 1 to l'l mouth.
When the new bicycle factory was
erected at La Porte, a large number of
the employes at the Hieycle works in.
this city went there to work in the
Crown cycle factory. At this time a
large number have become dissatisfied
there and are returning to Plymouth,
desiring to be reinstated in their old
positions. Mr. M. W. Simons is aiding
them as fast as there is vacancies, and
there is no doubt ere long the majority
of those who formerly worked here will
be back in their old positions.
IL F. 1 lowers formerly operator at
Liverpool is now located at the tower
I.1 miles west of this city.
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