Marshall County Independent from Plymouth, Indiana • Page 8

Friday, Nov km her 4, 18U8. HITS l'LVMOVTH BFI IBL1CA HAKI) The South Bend Times editorially says: "The close of a political ca npaign, whether excited or tame, protracted or short, is welcomed by a great majority of newspapers. The campaign that is rapidly approaching its close has in some respects been the most remarkable in the history of the country. There has been less mud throwing, less lying, less slandering than in any preceding campaign. The people, as a whole, greatly appreciate this change for the better.

Only depraved persons look with favor on the disreputable methods once so prevalent in the political world." The Times evidently had in view the "Grinner" when it says that "only depraved persons look with favor or the disreputable methods once so prevalent in the political world-" For the benefit of the Times, we can give the information that the reformation sought, is hopeless. It is simply a case of jackass, "no pride of ancestry, and no hope of the future." RKPl BMCAN EDITOR A DEFAMKK. The "Gi inner" claims that he has made no personal attacks during the campaign. He has a queer notion of what a personal attack is. It is seldom that we care to take up a defense of a competitor in business but when we note the low, coward ly, fiendish assault made by the Republican upon the character and reputation of Mr.

McDonald, of the Democrat, it seems to us that we would not be doing our duty to the community should we allow such venomous attacks to be passed unnoticed. The "Grimier" has long since passed the stage when he might have won back the respect of his fellowmen, and knowing this he seeks as a sort of comfort to himself to tiaduce others. He has given the publications with which he is connected a character similar to his own, ami it is no wonder that few republicans as well as democrats any longer admit it at the family fireside. It is likely that the good name of Mr. McDonald will live long after the "Grinner" and his medium of defame" are forgotten.

The "Grinner" ieems to think that his slanderous attacks upon democrats which he calls "opening the books" are regretted by those in charge of the democratic campaign. While, it is true, they regret that any honorable citizen should be flagrantly abused by the "irresponsible" Grinner, these attacks are welcomed so far as their political significance are cono-ned. In considering a candidate wl has been maligned, the character of the maligner is always taken into consideration, don't you know Next Tuesday those tremendously weighty articles in our politically prejudiced contemporaries which have so increased their postal bills will give place to something of invest to others than the politicians. It v.ill all be over, but the shoutin' for a while. The Indianapolis News concedes that the democratic county ticket in Marshall county will have 350 majority, but the "Grinner" still keeps hammering away just as though he had a ghost of a show Poor old "Grinner." It is becoming quite evident as election approaches that Medary M.

Hathaway is going to represent the Thirteenth Indiana district the next congress. in Funeral of Jacob Weckerle. The remains of Jacob Weckerle arrived from Chicago last Wednesday. Funeral services were immediately held at the German Evangelical church. Kev.

(irob officiate. The body was theD removed to its last resting place in the Stringer graveyard west of this city. Among those accompanying the body from Chicago were his children, Herbert, Charles, Fred, Lena, Mamie and Mrs. Will Morches. LOCAL BREVITIES.

From Tuesday's Dally. Marriage license for Oct. 1: Samuel Flowers and Kosa II aller One drunk was brought before Justice Corbin this morning and lined. Xo arrests were made for the depredations accomplished in our city last evening. John Emenaker arrived from Indianapolis today noon and is now vieiting bis folks in this city.

The W. C. T. U. will meet with Miss K.

A. Stacy next Monday afternoon at 2:30. All are invited. ldlw The firm of Underwood Walls has been dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.

Underwood and son will continue the business. Wm. Truax and family, of ifremen, passed through our city this morning on their way to Manchester, where they will locate. The Curtsinger, Wilson case was decided this morning in favor of the de-fendent. The jury was dismissed until the latter part of the week.

All things now indicate that Spain will begin the new year she never before began a new year. It will be an exclusively "at home" affair. Argos did not escape the pranks of the Hallowe'ener's. This morning a big mule was found standing in the elevated band stand on Main street. Lincoln Giek, who has been confined with sickness for some time, is again able to be on his dray.

Mre. Ciek, who has been quite ill, is also some better. A blind man has been nominated for congress by Texas populists. Like some of the local candidates on all the tickets, he cannot see that there is anybody else in the race. The young rutfians that threw a buggy into the river were old enough to hive more sense, but their criminal tendencies seem to be the strongest point in their makeup.

The president has remitted the line of ames li Wilson, who is serving a sentence in the state prison for circulating obscene matter while editor of the Indianapolis People. Laporte may lose the JJuck furniture factory a6 there are at present fourteen to the firm to go else where. Up to this time, by hard work only 81,155 has been subscribed in Laporte. At the next session of the state legislature a bill will be presented recommending the appropriation of 8100,000 toward the erection of new buildings a -d general improvements to the Indiana Schools for Feeble Minded Youth at Fort Wayne. Thirty year6 ago 250 bushels of wheat constituted a carload, and if any one loaded in excess of that double rates were charged and the shippers held re sponsible for any damage which might result.

At present shippers are loading 1,400 bushels of wheat and no objection is made. A gang of carousers tied a night-watch in the shanty on Main street next to the Kendall block last night. The watchman had just stepped inside when the intrepid outlaws slipped up and secured the knob with a piece of rope. Chicago is not the only place that can boast of anarchists. The Joint Trallic association, with its 33 trunk lines, is already at work devising plans to evade the recent decision of the United States supreme court declaring the association illegal.

The big corporations, trusts and combines against the people would all have to go if the laws against tbem were properly enforced. At a meeting of the preachers yester day morning it was decided to hold un ion services on Thanksgiving day at the Presbyterian church. Klder Dale of the M. F. Church will deliver the sermon.

The Mozart musical club will turn is the singing. Among the selec tio is they expect to render "Mozart's Twelfth Mass," "Hear My Prayer" and "Who Was. Is, and Shall lie." Yesterday's Chicago Chronicle contains a column article by M. A. O.

Packard who criticises a prayer ollered by Kev. Frank Crane during the Peace Jubilee in Chicago. Dr. Frank Crane makes the prayer an opportunity to thank Cod for relieving the administration during the crisis of war from a "demogogue" like Wm. J.

Bryan. Although a gold democrat, Mi Packard perceives the injustice of such a libel. The manner in which Mr. Crane is repremanded is not gentle. From Wednesday's Daily.

1 1 uiiis Gibson is convalescing slowly. Mrs. Fred Fogle is reported very sick. The price for sheep is now the lowest it has been for several months. Attorneys Lauer and Hees made a business trip to Knox this morning.

Mrs. Mary Prundige who has been quite sick is reported i little better. The Mt. Pleasant Dunkard church has been improved by the addition of a row of new benches. The Teachers' Heading Circle on social elements will meet at the home of D.

Frank Redd Saturday night. Dell Neidig of Kourbon shot several lingers from his right hand yesterday while climbing a fence with a gun. The Orand Worthy Matron of the Kastern Star lodge will be in Plymouth Dec. 8. I'reparations for the event are already being made.

A surprise party was iven at ihe residence of Cook in South PUmouth last night. A large number of neighbors and relation were present. A. North made a trip to Kuox today to testify in the State vs. Michael Zeh ner case.

Mr. Aorth has prepared an elaborate map of Wo'f Creek and the vicinity. (leorge Stevens, a sergeant in company Eighth infantry, died Monday afternoon at Hammond from complications resulting from malaria contracted at Santiago. Steven's regiment is stationed at lluntsville, Ala. The Catholic clergy, of Fort Wayne, will shortly begin takiug a census of the Catholics in Fort ayue.

It is nearly ten years since the last cenF.ie was taker. The largest congregatior is the Cathedral, which has between 500 and tVm families South new court house is completed. The original contract for the erection of the building was To this were added separate contracts for the architecture for decorations, furniture and for the stone fencing around the grounds, 48,024.75, which with but 80,900.7, for extras, makes a grand total of 9839,881.78 From Thursday" Dally. Matthew Erwin of Bourbon is re ported desperately ill. Mrs.

Ida Cross is lying very sick at the home of Dr. Fmma Spencer. J.J. Durbin has been compelled to quit work on account of a diseased rwd. Mrs.

Henry Hoath, of Warsaw, is the guest of David Thomas and family, west of this city. Ward Vanvactor, who has been quite low with typhoid fever at his home in the country, is reported much better. Mrs. J. W.

Kurtsinger, who has been in miserable health for some time, has uffered a relapse and is now very low. Mis. Louis Alderfer returned to her home today in Birmingham, after several months visit with friends and relatives in this city. Wrecks on both the P. F.

W. C. and Vandalia roads delayed trains today. The smash-up at DeLong on the Vandalia railroad was a serious one. Henry Matthews, a well-to-do farmer near Syracuse, had $20 worth of clover seed taken Irom his barn one night this week.

It is suspicioned that the grain was disposed of in Goshen. The following new marriage licenses have been issued at the court house: August Hillsman and Celia Shonei Leo C. Sickman Maud B. Elkins; Leo Ii. Dieth and Julia Martin.

(lov. Mount has announced that he will reappoint the present members of the boards of control of the state penal and benevolent institutions whose terms expire Monday. One member of each board closes his term. A prominent New York tlrm will have on sale at liosworth's dry goods store Saturday, Nov. 5th a line line of plush, fur and fancy caps also a large line of fur collarettes, fur collars and fur muffs.

This is a grand opportunity for any one wanting anything in this line. 2dlw The Conn Wonder Quartette was heard by a large audience last night. Owing to a sickness which had sieed one of the company there was a hitch made in the program. This slight inconvenience was more than accounted for when Harry Chester delivered an original poem entitled "When the Light Goes Out." Boistrous applause was one feature that marked the progress of the entertainment from beginning to end. socially and otherwise the entertainment proved successful.

A Fester Correctly Defined. Mr. McDonald in this week's Democrat prints a clipping from the Kepub lican and then proceeds to curry the writer of it in scathing terms. The clipping is as follows: ''It is rumored that the editor of the Democrat attended a spiritual seance on East Court street, Indianapolis, last week, and one of the spirits told him if he did not return that 9160, Marshall county would go republican sure. This is why the old man seems so sad this week." Mr.

McDonald then proceeds with the following appropriate summing up of the It is understood that Kast Court street, in Indianapolis, is made up principally of houses of prostitution. Until 1 read the above item 1 did not know that there was r-uch a street in that city. I was not in any house on that street at that time named, nor any other time in my life. The inference in the above is that 1 was in a house of prostitution on that street, that one of the spirits was a prostitute who had told me to returu that -1'' 1 which the same paper had charged me with stealing from the county, knowing it to be absolutely false. The author of the above scurrious item, a pimp who is evidently very familiar with Kast Court street and its inhabitants knew there was no truth in the statement whatever, and he must have written it to injure me personally, for some unknown reAsonto me, for the purpose of smirching ray good name by associating it with low down prostitutes.

I denounce him as a cowardly, and libelous defamer of character, unworthy of the respect of decent people. Daniel McDonald. 4s 4s 4s its 4s 4s 4s 4s 4s 4s 4s 4s 4S 4S 4s 4s 4s 4s 4s 4s 4S 4s US 4s 4s 4s US 4s its 4s its 4s 4s 9s 4s 4s Its 4s 4s 4s 4s 4S 4s 4s 4s 4s 4s 4s 4s 4s 4s 4s 4s 4s 4s 4s 4s 4s 4s 4s 4s 4S 4s 4s 4s 4s 4s 4 4s 4S 4s 4s 4s I 4s 4S 4s 4s 4s 4s 4s 4s 4S I 4s 4s 4s 4S 4S 4s 4s 4s 4S 4s 4s 4s 4S 4s 4s 4s 4S 4s 4s As lohn Come here. We do not as represented it's We jj Make Suits to Order FROM Men's Overcoats CIM 01 We also show an elegant Heaver coat, collar, and nicely made up. only Get Our Prices on Boys 4 Boys' Knee Suits We offtf the best values ever nhown.

Fine Wool Suits. Farmers" Satin Lined Pants, double seat a knee, rivet buttons and guaranteed Mt to rip, $3.00. Other grades as low as Hi; line of pluf Lr Crm e. Blanket lined. L'ULK VUclLi Babber nanv paw lined.

Reversible Coals, All Heavy Ma- rf- terial. and double stitched seami CUd. Prices start at 105 Michigan Street, IS Accident Near Tyner. Wednesday J. V.

Clark residing near Tyner chopped three toes from the right toot of his four year old boy. The incident was purely the result of an accident. The father was chopping wood and the little one came too near the block. Dr. Dunfee was summoned and brought the child to Plymouth to receive the attention of our physicians.

The foot is doing nicely. Cement Factory Syndicate. A Michigan syndicate proposes to invest nearly a half million dollars in a cement factory at South liend. It is expected to secure a line grade of marl from Chain lakes, live miles from at city, and careful tests show that the quality and quantity are eminently satisfactory. Options have been secured on the necessary territory.

Farmer Suicide. Robert Crooks, a St. Joseph farmer living near Osceola, committed suicide Saturday morning, by hanging himself at his home. Ill health is said to be attributed as the cause, together with a diseased mind. He was years of age and leaves a wife and daughter.

Pleurisy Pleurisy and pneumonia are frequently developed, in a very short space of time, from a common cold and, if such an acute inflammation or the lungs is not promptly allayed, the worst may happen. With the aid of Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup, however, you need not have any fear for this great remedy speedily subdues the inflammation, eases the pain in breathing and always effects a cure in a wonderfully short time. Dr.Bulls Cough Syrup Cures Pleurisy and Pneumonia. Doses small ami ple asant to take.

Doctors recomiut-iui it. Price 25 cents. At all druggist. Chicago Bnnwnlnn Thursday, Nov. 10th, via the Nickel Plate Koad.

A special day light excursion train scheduled to reach Chicago at p. in has been arranged. Ask agents for time. Extremely low rates. 11 10 Dr.

Bull's Cures pleurisy and pneti- liVL monia in a wonderfully OvISrl thort time. It promptly 0 allays inflammation of lU Pn the lungs. For sore lungs It is invaluable. Small doses. Price 25 cts.

Kuhn EXCLUSIVELY Clothing and Gems' furnishings. HE QUESTION where to buy your winter clothing need not worry you. handle any shoddy goods and guarantee everything DOING, not PROMISING, that tells the tale. Men's Suits We do not need to tell you the quality of our Men's Suits. The standard of excellence which we have always maintained has not been lowered in the selection of our line tliis season.

We show an elegant line of Men's Suits in Worsteds. Cheviots and Cassbt eres. Materials and workmanship the best obtainable Prices run from $4.50 $10 OVERCOAT is one tiit overcoats made. All wool Kersey, raw edges. Velvet collar blue, black or brown.

Many stores show $io overcoats, but they don't give you the quality and make-up we do for $IO. You should see ur $7 30 coats. All wool Kersey, Velvet collars, blue, black or brown, very neat. $7.50. $4.50 Velvet Overcoats.

Jobn Kubn FOR EXCHANGE M-ncre well Improved farm aud some cashor a larger oue. in Hyde county, South Dakota, for most anything I hav' some well located property La 1'lymouth for laud in county, FOR SALE 7-rooni house, cheap, and on the installment plan. 40-nere wan Improved farm. 6 miles north. Price, 1800.

Easy terms. Come ami see me. I can match most any trade. GEO. E.

PAUL, Windsor Hotel. DISSOLUTION NOTICE. yOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE partnership heretofore existiu umler the name of Underwood Walls is dissolved by mutual consent. The hiisiness will he conducted in future by Underwood Sou. who will sume all obligations of the old lirm, and collect all notes and aeeounts due, except certain ones that are assigned to II.

C. Walls. (Signed, i A. K. 1 NPKKWOOI), M.

C. WALLS. Oct. 29, 1S9S. Take your produce to Brooke, on Laporte street, and get the very highest market price, the most courteous treatment, and honest weights.

His prices on Groceries are also the very lowest consistent with good goods. Try him. He will make you welcome. VANDALIA LINK TIME TABLE. In effect Sept.

I. Trains leave Plymouth as follows: FOB THK NORTH. No. 14 Dally except Sunday, 7:34 a. m.

for St. Joseph. No. 6 Daily except Sunday, 12:08 noon for St. Joseph No.

Daily except Sunday, p. m. for South Bend. FOR THK SOUTH. No, 21, Excep Sunday, a m.

for TerreHautc No. 8, 12:48 p. No. is 7:33 1. in.

for Lognnnpor For complete Time Card, giving all trains and stations, and for full Information as to rate through cars, address T. A. DOWNS. Agent, Plymouth, Ind K. FORD.

General Passenger Agent. St. Louts Mo All druggists sell Dr. Miles' Nerve l'lastors Son 1 1 1 i I 1 I i i i i 1 1 i i i i i i i i i 1 i i i I I 1 i i 1 I I 1 1 1 i I i Sir i 1 I i I i i i I I 1 Sir Sir Sir i Sir Sir Sir Our Furnishings Department Is Always Up-to-Date. UP.

Staley's All Wool Underwear underwear for senk made. We carrv a complete Hue of Stahn's Underwear and Overshirts. Men's AJI Wool I' ee. Lined Underwear, cheap tf? If yoa pay other places for cotton, here only aaa Heavy Cotton Underwear. 50c Suit.

Boys' Fleece Lined Underwear. 50c Suit. YOUNG'S HATS The Tierand Champion Hats every one guaranteed. Son PLYMOUTH, IND. fttfa I Chicago jh pnnsylvania Lines.

Schedule ot PassengerTraint Central Tim. I 18 31 Vh Ju'6 30 ar. 9 50 8 55 lv. 10 26 927 linn in 0 in -1 0 Wooster 11 i 6 31 IJlXS 3 IJ IUUH 7 53 i.vei i 'retliiie ar. 12 5011 59 8 25 4 3 35 3 Jtm Bncyrus lv If 1226 7 33 r.

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A. FORD, General Manager, Gtneral Ptsswrr ipent, PlTrsBUKOH, Pemn'a. for 1 i me cards, ratet of fare, throiiKh th ket, DMtgnfEe t'heoks and further Information re-lti minx the runniiac of apply to auy gent the Peuus lvunia Line. Lake Eiie Western R- R. Indianapolis A Mir hi ami City Division Time Card Number 44.

In effrct lecember 6 1896. MOUTH BOUND TUAINS. No. 20. Due to leave Plymouth at 11:66 a.

No. 22- 6:17 p. 8OLTH BOUND TRAINS. No. 23.

Hue to leave I'lymouth at 8:50 a. Nc. 6:86 p. rn No. 161 Local freight, lv.

a. Nos. 23, 20 and SS run dairy except nundaj IV. 28 makes direct connections at Indianapolis with Pennsylvania Co. Big Four, and also at Tipton with main line trains for all points aet od west.

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