The National Banner, Volume 4, Number 23, Ligonier, Noble County, 6 October 1869 — Page 4

Hational Banner, If we, through our Senators, instruct you to sell gold (as T|think has been ordered under certain restrictions,) well and good, 1 “but till we so instruet you, you have 'ho} ‘authority to sell'it. Now, take the late Alurry, or cornér, iln' gold. It 's's_.purely‘ and wholly speculative. The community (or the itelligent portion of it, at . least), loeked upon it as simply a flight between two gambling' parties (the “bulls” and the ‘“bears”), and were perfectly contented to look on and let them fight itfot knowing that the masses would not be hurt, no matter which party might win. Had the fight not been interfered with, it could not have lasted ‘over ten or twelve days at the outside, as by that time immense amounts of gold would bave been on. their way to New -quk from all parts of the cemmercial world. Thus our stock of gold would haye been so largely increased as to lower the. premium by the natural cause of supply: exceeding demsnd. But, as if to prevent this, you throw our propérty on the market to break it, and thussave a few. gold-gambling “bears” from loss. Supposed the case revived, that the market had gone against “bulls,” &nd they bad come begging on their knees for Secretary Boutwell to go in and buy a few millions so as to pat up the market and save them from loss.- - Would Secretary Boutwell have acquiesced ? I think not ; and yet there wo;g)ld be as much reason and justice in the one course as in the other. |

Let me ask youthe following : If you were a morchast in Groton (or anywhere else) and had in your employ.a head finagcial clerk (a cashier, who had control of your cash), what would you think of that cashier taking some of your cash and handing it over to a few gamblers to pay their losses? This—no more and no less— is just what has been done with our (the people’s) Bold. Once before a certain secretary did a similar thing to save the Bank of England from suspension, and the injury capsed at home by that act - wasg_well nigh irreparable; yet you, honorable sir, commit the same error to save: a few gamblers ' from loss, and we (the ‘ people) will suffer for it by being denied the large influx of specie that would have come to us had the gamblers been let alone. : .+ Now, honorable sir, if you, as our cashier, can see your way claer for a few months ahead, and find you have a sur- + plus of gold, just say sq to us tbrough qur Congress, and we, through the same channel, will instruct you how and when to dispose’ of the surplus. We (the people) will take care of the gold gamblers, and we want you to take care of our cash : but -we do not want you to sell or buy gold for the benefit of any party, be they “pulls’or bears.” ; S We can never bé forced to specie payments' by artificiall means. That will come: gradually’ and ina natural way, Jjust as soon as we get a Secretary of the Treasury who will stick closely to the line of his duty and pay no attention to threats or persuasions, be they. from President, loyal-leaguers, buMs, or bears. - You, honorable. sir, have it'in your pcwer to leave a noble record, and the people hope you will henccforth léave the gamblers to fight out their battles without any help from our money. The sooner these cliques of gold gamblers ard wiped completely out the better the pe‘k}plé will: like it. With assurances of my respect and. best wishes tor prosperity, I am yours very truly, Pl B, @8

Tur tomato season has not yet closed, and hence we thigk the following, clipped from the |N. Y. Mercury, of considerable interest to the gatherer of: this most valuble product : ‘ . — It is said that the tomato-worm is inca‘pable of stinging ; its dangerousness "consigts in its ability to eject from its mouth, when irritated, a green, poisonous sub‘stance, to a distance of from three to fifteen inches, directly at the apm or hand picking the fruit. This substance is.of so caustic a poison that if there should be thn slightest abrasion of the skin, or if a thin or delicate skinned person, it will onuse a sensation similar to the sting of a bee, and produce violent sickness, and perhaps death. Although we eannot vouch for the accuracy of this information, yet we throw it out as a means of putting our readers ou their guard. It would be well, when picking tomatoes, to wear longwristed gloves. . ¢

A little girl of Christopher Smith, of thig place, was severely, and very extensively mutilated on Friday last. She was ‘playing with a bottle which was about half full of .powder, and oonolud_ing to have an explosion, she procured a lighted paper, ‘thinking that she could touch the powder off without injury to herself. The bottle was of very thick glass, and when the explosion took place, it was shivered into innumerdble fragments, many of them lodging into the body, hands and face of the little girl. She is very badly cut up, and fears’ are entertained that she may lose one of her eyes. We hope' this may be a warning to ohildren, not to play with powder in an any manner.— Warsaw Indianian.

Tue Tarer CAvent,—Just as we were on the eve of starting out on the. excursion trip we learn that our Marshal, Mr. Bost“Wick, nabbed Phillips, the men - who slid out of Kendallville with $1,200 in. moréy belonging to John Sturgis. - It will be recollected that he was given this sum to ‘pay for a lot of hogs., He was recognized by the Marshal and immediately taken into ‘custody. There was a standing reward of $4OO for his detection, and Mr. Bostwick is lucky sarely. —Elkhart Union. - Mrs. Leopold Becker, of this city, had her hand severely injured on Monday evening last, caused by a window falling upon it. She was sitting by the window with her hand lying carelessly on the window sill, when the-window fell, catching her ' hand and holding it so firmly that the win - dow sash could not be raised until some ‘tools were obtained with which to pry it up. Mrs: B. was in such sgony that she -Bswoonéd away before released.— Warsaw Indiandan, 23. FRAEL v ‘ A BLOCK of granite of unprece- ! 'dented size has recently been quar- ~ ried at Mondon, Mass. This slab’'is | 350 feet long 14 feet wide, and 4 feet thick, Wéﬁqghm{‘-1,%% tons. To . it itﬂ;oypzthe rock, 1,104 holes were __drilled on a line parallel with ﬁe front ' edge. This ws«m piece sl __ite will be cut up and sent to Albany, . New Yotk, to b used in the construc- | Waters, & e 430 Malllng | . 4nghtened, made for the shore, throw- | . winio the pussaed ontrich.” .- | e PR T r.-J;’ 7 “”x.ﬁ&aéﬁiﬁﬂ%@%?‘f AT S

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RELIABLE AND NEW! A | . . : Groverd Baker's Sewing Machines ~They will hem, fell, stitch and tgathe‘r in thenesatest manner. The¥ ¢omprise the twoleadingsti ches now in general use. We sell a machine a (all size large and from five to fifteen dollars ches m than any other agency. All machines warrer for three geare. delivered and taughtfree of cha: ze. We also have the Itﬂ)roved Wheeler & Wilson or El%iJ)tic Lock Stich Machine. e have the machine for the household use, -dress making, tailoring, cuﬁa%e trimming, quilting saddles or any branch of industry down to the 'neatest emproidery. Ag;nc{)e Room for Noble, La)lzrnn‘ge. ‘DeKalb and Steuben counties—over Dunning & Son’s Grocery store, Ligonier, Ind. ! Aug., 19th

iUH, SAY, YOO CAN SEE!!! S ; | ' ) ?he largest, cfh‘cnpcﬁt and‘ ben;, assortment of. CLOTHING, A ol GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, ‘ ; AT i ke g s s SUMMER STOCK ;Il;st recelve-i, js fall of all the Latest Styles in CLOTHING, CASSIMERES, Hats. Caps. 7 Shirts, Neckties, | chpAms, &c., &c. "Vée'm:ékethe’ . e i ¢ Velocipede Collar and Neck-Tie ® speciallyy. #. ey Our Merehant Tailoring DEPARTMENT “can’t be beat.” Remember th_e' firm. 1 ; i L. LOW &£OO. Particular Alttention Paid to Ouéng. Ligonier, Ind., June 2nd; 1869.

'THE KRUEGER BLOCK.

THE ONLY CASEHOUSE

- HERMAN KRUEGER'S ?rea't‘ American Téa Company, ‘ 1s the most pdml]:'ro;g&clg ‘ﬁolt{seg?p)lville.r‘ Teas ‘All Goods Warranted ' e ffinied - Ths gok o T GBOOEBIBS’, PROVISIONS, T Queens & Glassware, i In the ity sold at a small advance ABOVE NEW YORK COST. m those \yl'-ung my'égﬁ.' roeei.ved for their. L 9GHve Us a Call And we will bgﬂwmm show them our Apri¥ KENDALLVILLE, IND,

~WILLIAM . CROW - I§ AGAIN' IN.THE FIELD ! With an entirely new an;l complete stock of 1 GROCERIES & - R PROVISIONS. At his New Brick Store, first door south of Jacobs Main street, Kendallville, Ind. i, O et oe o B ana - sion trade, he has filled it m one of the best and most complete assortments of Groceries ever offer‘ed to the citizens of Kendallyille, embracing everything in the line of : : s Groceries, .+ ‘Provisions, . - . Confections, Flour, ' ' . Fruits, - Butter, ; Eggs, Corn, Poultry, Vegetables, Willow-ware, Wooden-ware, ' Kerosene Oil, Stoneware,: Yankee Notions, Crockery, And several thousand other articles, which will be sold “as cheap as the cheapest.” Having no old goods on hand, bm?ht at “‘war rgrlm." he can afford to sgllcheapi‘:n every effort will be made to give entire satisfaction to all those whe may favor him with their Patronage. . . The highest Market Price paid for Butter, Eggs,”Lard, and ail kinds of Country Produce;, ! S : Give the new store s cgll, and examine goods and prices, Wwx. CROW. April 1 1868, tf. ! ¢

2 | ATTENTION! Cabinet Shop A ke e . .‘ .By 7 Cabinet Ware R. D. KBERR Would respectfully announce to the cit izens of Noble county, that he constantly has on hand a large and superior stock of : < ' ~ CABINET -WARE, consisting in part of o . DRESSING BUREAUS, : e e ‘ ‘'WARD-ROBES TABLES. § e y | STANDS, LOUNGES, | ; ‘ i CUP-BOARDS, CHAIRS,. o - _ e | M@ULDING, BED-STEADS, i and in fact every thing.usually kept in a first class Cabinet Bhop. Particylar attention paidtothe, = °

UNDERTAKING BUSINESS. ! : oy - COFFINS always on hand nnd;madé to order upon short notice. % . A good Hearse always in readiness.: - Also, all kinds of BShop Work made to order. Furniture Room on west side ot Cavin street, Ligonier, Ind. May 38rd, 1866. | s ; T "“.‘—‘,"’"""_"“"'.-_T'i THE BISHOP PILL! 'THE BISHOP PILL! THE BISHOP PILL! A Purely Vegetable Pill (Sugar Coated).’ - “lactar's” Pi 21K} Costar’s” Bishop Pill ! “Is of extraordinary e for Oostlveness,.lndlfiion Drpetel sk, Deous Doy, : : ’[Hodigal'Jourm}. September 8.) TRY THEM! TRY THEM! : - - All druggistsin LIGONIER sell them; 7 -Beautiful Women ! Beautiful Women ! . Beautiful Women! “COSTAR'S?

BLOOM«YOUTH! o L THE e Bitter-Sweet and Orange Blossoms. Sraiiag eSt Byl Skin soft, Fresh and Delicate—Gives a Rosy Glow to the Cheeks, a Ruby tlntge to the L:lps—is now l:g:dv as st:le&utiﬂerinall e Cities and Towns of | LADIES, TRY IT!| UADIES, TRYIT! One Bottle, sl.oo—Three for $2.00, All Druggists in LIQONIEBJeII it. s . “COSTAR’S” | Standard Preparations.| “Costar’s” Rat, Roach, &c., Exter‘Costar’s’ Bed Bug Exterminators, | Costar’s’ (only pure) Insect Powder. * Only Infallible Remedies known.” "'18&«::&%%%611’“&” o “ es and Flasks manufactured daty.” : “g’nmxﬁamnmy ’ L “All W ruggists in LIGONTER ..a#. ws | / SN G Lt Ro i o Sl L SIR SR eeR R i e

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_ KING OF HORSE BOOKS

A SSTEWARTS AMERICAN FAR- % } MER’S HORSE BOOK bus beev Justly ternied, comprising 600 octavo ‘pages, with a large number of appropriate illustrations and embellishments. During the two and a half years since its first appeararce, this great work has been consulted in the treatment of nearly every ailment to which the horse, ‘‘man’s noblest servitor,” issubject, and always with entire satisfaction. . Thousands of cases, in the aggregate, bavé been reported to the publisher and his agents, with the result: of a perfect cure in at least nineteen cases out of every twenty. Agents all say thatthe strongest pownt they haye ever made in selling books is one they can always make with the HORSE BQOK, viz. : b ; b | EVERY TEST To which it can reasonably be subjected. Fist‘u)ga, Big Head, Spavin, Blind Staggers, Swino, Distemper, Lockjaw, and even Glanders (in ) its first and second stages), with scores of other diseases, have been constantly treated with perfect success by the thousands of Farmers, and others, who bave become the fortunate possessors of this noble volume. We could easily fill two pages of the BanNer with extracts from letters giving the history of the cases above referred to, and expressing the highest appreciation of he American Farmer's Horse Boolk for its clearness of style (especially in iti descriptions -of diseases and treatment), the simplicity and efficacy of the remedies prescribed, its great comprehené“w:epess, etc.—in a word, its ; ; R 7 PRACTICAL VALUE - In every respect. But suffice it to say, the lerge number of recommendations which the publisher has had printed for the information of the public are merely soecimens of hundreds of a similar character~which he has received, and continues still to reccive by almost every mail, - This list of PRACTICAL TESTS will be: sent, post paid, to any farmer, or other person, who will forward his address for that purpose. " But this norivalled work is something mere ‘than a mere * horse doctorbook.” Itis : AN A COMPLETE GUIDE . In the care and management of both the horse apd mu'e, in the stable and in the field, containing full directiond in regard to food and general treatment, breeding, stock raising, ete., | marks of age and abuses, geniling,. breaking ang training, fractures and their treatment, vices and unsonndness, shoeing, etc., etc. Although so recently published, and brought out with none of the usual flourish of trompets beforehand, to give it prestige, Dr. Stewart’s American Farmer’s Horse Book has gained the highest place in popular esteem, by wirtue of its owa merits, and it is now the

; - Tn almost every paisof the Unitea States, and much of the Canadas, Recentiy, two large orders, oggregating some bundreds of copies, were received from the Barbadoes and adjacent islands, in the WEST INDIE3. These shipments, in such quantities, to those “distant islands of the sea,” by a Western publishing firm has becn characterized as really an event in the history of the book trade in this country. Notwithstanding the large circulation which the Hlorse ook has already attained, no book now publizhed offers superior ‘advantages to agents, whether local or traveling. Itis iesued in : T My n BOTH ENGLISH T 3 ‘ - AND GERMAN,

And at a price so reasonable as'to e within the reach of all. There is scarcely a single county in which from 400 to 2,000 copies can not be sold between ‘now and the ‘first of next May, by means of an intelligent and ' systematic canvass. Unlike a large class of merely -sensational books—deservedly short-lived and rapidly falling into disrepute —this work grows in popular ‘favor continually, and is now selling with increased rapidity everywhere, From its great and obvious practical value, and its non-political character, agents are doing splendidly with itin many "localities where other books are a mere drug in. the market, and can hardly be given away.. 4 ; Tla® WW, When people génerally are in funds; and have leisure to examine the book when the agent &omes_{ around, and fo read it after they purchase,rand when also the roads are in good condition—now is the harvest ﬁﬂm whole year for the agent with The American Farmer’s Horse Book. . = §3" Farmers, farmers’ sons, intelligent mechaunics, school teachers, and other young men out of employment, clergymen and physicians whose time is-only partially occupied, sad others, will find in_the'sale of this hook (almost, equally with professional canvassers) exactly the occupation they want to employ, either the whole or a part of their time in an agreeable manner, f::‘the same time that they are making money for themselves, and doing a Commissions most liberal, and territory to suit, from » township mmm-hm-mmﬁ‘ ty, or more. Send for ciroulhrs, giving fall 7.8, GOODMAN & 00,, '~ CHICAGO, 1. PIEE ARG e e e iS R i S S R L

MIXTURE,

- The Great External Remedy. © . For Man and Beast. It will Cure Rheumatism. ' The reputation of this preparation &so well ghb!hhod, that little necd be said in this connecon. ; £ 3 .__On MAN it has never failed to cure PAINFUL “NERVOUS AFFECTIONS, CONTRACTING MUSCLES,STIFFNESS and PAINS IN THE JOINTS, ‘STITCHES in the SIDE orilhck. SPRAINS, BRUISES, BURNS, SWELLIXGS, CORNS and FROSTED FEET, Persons afle¢ted with Rhenmatism can be effectually and permanently cured by using this wonderfal preparation: it penetrates :;.g:!e nerve and bone immediately on being ap-. ied, ; 2 2 ON HORSES it willcure SCRATCHES, SWEENEY, POLL-EVIL, FISTULA, OLD RUGNNING SORES, SADDLE or COLLAR GALLS. " SPRAINED 3OINTS, STIFFNESS OF THE STIELES, &kc. It will vent HOLLOW HORN and WEAK BACK IN ﬁrIeLGH COWS. I have met with great success in bringing my Mixture within the reach of the Public, I am daily in receipt of letters from Physicians, Druggists, Merchants and Farmers, testifying to its curative powers. : DAVID E. FOUTZ, Sole Proprictor. i BALTIMORE, Mbp, & Lot ¥ ——— Sold by Joseph Pearce, Ligonier,;lnd., at WHOLESALE &*RETAIL: 126

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. d Bt i : This wonderful and rcﬁownnd pr«*par:\tlén is not an article of aceident or chance, but the final' production of years of careful study .- and experiment. . ” On its own MERITS it has quiekly risen @m an iqu‘)tecedented \?VORLD—%\'IDEy POP- % ] TVLARITY. 2 % ARG Even Paris, the great mart of beaﬁtr and fashion, has sént over her orders for it. It immediately cleanses the scalp, freeing it from dandruff and humors. It prevents the hair from !‘amnﬁ off, and often produces a luxuriant growth on ba}d heads. : ! ﬁ It never fails to RESTORE GRAY AND . FADED HAIR~to all its {outhl‘ul lustre, softand silken beauty. Bras! .Wh&y and stubborn hair is made soft, pliable and beautiful, @- 80 Phre a VEGETABLE QOMPOUND for the Hair has never been in the market, while asa i it is a perfect Inxu .li,ontainin no dirty, 5 disafrgeable sedlm?;n. or sollmgz the ﬂnrgt fabric, @ It gives to the locks and tresses a soft and . raven huoe, charmingly beautife?, and the most unbounded satisfaction to all. - Every Bottle is - Warranted. FULLER, FINCH & FULLER, - Wholesale Agents, Chicagos - @™ And for sale by all Druggists everywhere

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ASTROLOGY

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HARDWARE! HARDWARE! J. M. CHAPMAN & €O., _ . (Successors to Meagher & Chapman) . . | Still. '\hold'“fo»rth' aﬂtq’th'e popular Hardware -Corner, with the most complete Spring Stock, and at the lowest prices in Northern Indiana.

| 1 , 2 STOVES! STOVES!! STOVES!! - THE LEGISLATOR STOVE TRIU);IPHANT. The unprecedented sale that has followed the introduction -of the above Stove in this market, and the unbounded satisfaction which it has everywhere given, warrant us in taying that it is the best and most' . COMPLETE STOVE made. Every Stove fnlly WARRANTED. Will keep fire twenty four hours without renewing. Cheapest first class Stove in -the market. Everybody call and examine it. : : ,’,;:{'./ 5 ; u Sl : o : 3 A ‘ i - | f & ‘;_‘,E ! A i - i\ 7 2 e - L 2 ; AR 77 iee ey B/ 3 . 8 = i W 7)) Rt y * \‘o}/.’)‘:/ L \,’—: — el M;‘;: ~ , (IS e ) 2 T SN S SN | ' ~ ol | { s, == o) | i | S=o | = s ‘\ il feid - it IS sy =l | - et | " . ! : | = =S il | Ay : : | ] o : it i e i [ o j\\i‘ \ “‘."l\l e| | i : L= = =\ HiEm ;'——~~ = if, o SR I R % 'x“l“‘.: '_“‘““—Mf"—'—"‘—w "'l__: il jm’;f——i: = : 7\t Q:z Y S i= 3 B e < 11N @ "zﬁ)\n's_;f;z‘:r::?;—' = e = = ‘% : Nii=l i & 3 8 Amog:g the many pet‘so?s now having 1t in use, and swho have. thourghly tested its merits we cordially refer all those in want of such a stove to. i ‘Mrs. J. B. Stutzman, Ligonier. =~ . Mrs. Isaac Lantz, Haw Patch. . “ J. W. Wyland; i “ Burton Peck, ¢ * “ Peter Sisterhen, 1¢ ! A, P. GQerber, ' ¢ oL “ Levi Kiester, £ “ John R. Kitt, - , , “ M. Straus; L B ai s “ ' John Houtz, Cromwell. ' - * Mrs. Jesse Baker; Sparta, . ° g % We have also in stock & full line of square and drum stoves, among.our choice pat. o terns are “SENATOR,” “*JUBILEE,” “MINNESOTA,” - ; “SOVEREIGN,” “FORTUNE,” “HARVESTER,” &c., &c., &c., &c.

1 Cuba, 1 New Grenads. Venezuela, ‘The Andes, %/ Chinaj "= ‘ * Japan, . 5 5 England, &ec., &o.

[ .Herculaneam, Pomtainivey | Compeigne, A Versailles, | Naples, , Rome,&c., &e.

Shingles! Shingles!! Shingels!!! 500,000 “A, No. 1" Sawed 16 and 18 inch Pine. Shingles, . = | st ol -, J.M. CHAPMAN & COS. 40,000 Plastering Lath, at the lowest cash prices, = 8 - . J.M.CHAPMAN & CO'S.

PATENT “CHILLED PLOWS;’ We offer to the farmers oi‘ Noble and adjoining cohnties, the coming seaso . Celebrated South Bend Chilled Plow. . No Plow ever- introduced in this market, has had such an ﬁnprécéden_téd sale and everywhere given such universal satisfaction as the OHILLED PLOW, introduced by us last fall. .-t has stood-the test-in every instance; and yields the palm to none. . Among the many advantages claimed for this plow, we may enumerate :— “It will scour anywhere and in any kind of soil, It runs very steady. Runs a half lighter than any cast plow made. Will out-wear any steel plow made.” =~ All we ask is a trial. Call and examine it. - F

Gunsmithing in all its branches.-- '| Gun Répai;'s, Locks, Main-springs, Hammers, &c;', &c., kept constantly on h@ndat o . J. M 'CE_[APM@N & CO’S DRIVE WELL PUMPS,. PIPE AND SCREENS, ¢ Afallstock, af i - J.M. CHAPMAN &‘go's.. : Paints, Oils and Brushes. - Ckeapest stook fn town, 868 | ' JM.CHAPMAN & CO'S. MECHANICS” TOOLS® A Large Stock . FARMING TOOLY. | Ligopies Tad. Marh UM A 0 oLo Al (el SBl R st R B ogtß ot v SRR i Ne R PSR i N S

i FLAGE 19 BUY. ~ Joseph Pearce returns thanks to his friends and the rub_ lic generally for the liberal share of patron‘age received at their hands, and trusts, by prompt attention to business, to merit continuance of the same. . - lam mnkin'% new additions to my stock evev“ok.o 5 o i Drugs, Medicines: PAINTS, OILS, Va.rni_sho - Dve-stuffs Perfumery, Cosmelics, Books & Stationery" 'P‘CPULAR PATENT a?mmcmﬂs. ‘ GOULDENS. ’PATﬁNT SOLUTION FOR : PAINTING. - ;

~ Alargestockof DRY GOODS, Wall-Paper, ~ WINDOW BLINDSAND HOLDERS. - G'roderies ~|OF EVERY D4SCRIPTION, Fish and Salt. ~* st Retail amiby the barrel. ROCHESTER FLOUR kep t constantly on hand, all of which will be sold as cheap as can be afforded in his market. 7 1 &o. &e. do. do. do. ot ‘A fine variety of other articles and notions too numerous to mention, allof which will be sold . ! / 3 AR AT LIVING PR"CES, We.invite Inspection Of curstock, confidént of giving satisfar tion both in quality ‘and price, s . - All kinds of coun*ry produce taken in }exghapge for goods. e e ‘Remembe: ‘he Pla.ce : . JOrtPH PEAKCE. ~ Ligonier, May Sré, 1866

QUARTERS! NEW'STOCK'f BOOTS & SHOES ' a s, The subscriber would respectfully in‘form the Ladies and Gentlemen of Ligonier and _vicinity that he still continues in'the Boot and Shoe business, at his old stand, on the East side of Cavin street, opposite the Post office, where can be found the following with mgany - other articles: . = . This advertisement now will show .. The Ligenier people where to go ¢ o For Boots and Shoes of every kind, . .Tosuit the most fastidions mind, - ‘ For those who.bow at Fashion’s shrine,.. . " . Please call at Bill’s he doea design 'T'o keep what cannot fail to suit The latest styles of Shoe or‘Boot i 1f Ladies wish for Slipgers neat -~ To sujt their minds and fit their feet, Of Gaiters of the latest fashion - - © When dressed to make a splendid dash-in.§ . Or Bootees, Shoes or ought to wear, - : ggen call ?t mn:; fo:l they are there, { every size and various hue Made 3 the East and WM too. .. We also have an Enﬁllhh tie ; ' For walklng which the fair should buy . —~ Forsake of health and comfort too, - “Then call and buy our kid-skin shoe. Now farmers you w'ivlhfleue tocall At Bill’s, his stock please {;.;n atl, [ His stochk is zood and can’t be beat . -any house on any street ;- A’b‘ett{-r ‘boot canno{be m&&e. ; . . ‘Than those we keep for country trade, | - Our thick brogans are also stout, 'l'he{;ll wear 'till they are all worneutj - .. ‘But if you want a finer shoe, ; ‘ Then call at Bil’s he’ll farnish you ' _ : " . 'With calf, morrocco, or with kip, > L %v;tth kiﬁtll: thetl;cast tha{t wéll not rip bung Misses we fond'y greet,§ . : Comeglet us 'héaudty your !ezt With gaiters, slippers or bootees e Of any kind that g;m may please. We also’have for babes :K.: creep o A little shoe that’s very sheap; 'Tis pliable. and also neat, - ' - - -And will protect their littie feet, - - Shoemakers herc can be supplied B e j, &0 awls, and last’s "~ With knives and'bristles, and: ; | : . Oome one, come all, give a’: %stry : s 5 @dwemsurethatyouwﬂlbg. : - Also work done to order on the shortest notice and by superior workmen, Re--pairing done at all times, _Don’t forget the place, opposite the Post office, % s ‘,_| g 1 F- ‘w. SHmKEO x

. JOHIN WEIR & CO’S HARDWARE STORE. Theundersigned woald respectfully announce to the citizens of Llgonier and vie cinity, that they are daily receiving supe plies to their stock of goods consisting of ageneral assertment of Shelf Hardware. a o .. Cutlery, Coflin}Trimmings, . Stoves, lin-ware. . . -+ .- [rom, Steel, : Fi ~ allkinds of o { BUILDING MATERIAL, ; and everything in the line of Mechanical and Agricultural Tools. i o ~'We keep the celebrat d South Bend Plows and Drills, Hito’hg?k’q Grain Crae dle-and the Beardsley Grass Seythe; 7 The Mishawaka and Lippincott Azes ; Lippincot's . Oross~cut, Drag and Mill Saws angd ‘the world renowned John Rothery’s File. We are Agents for the Champion, Reapers, Mowers, and Cider Mills also the Ball. » Reaper and Mvwer, 1n our A Tin Shop ime.miilo'y nofe but the best of workmen and use the best of material, ~ Eave troughing and Repairing donme on short notizeand on reasomable terms, = v - Old Iron, Brags, (goppar. Rags, &c., tas ken in ex?ofun;o fori our goods and wares, . To.our customers we return our sincere thanks for their liberal patronage, and hope to merit's continuance of the same by uprightnqu'-fﬁﬂhlint. e - Btore opposite Helmer House, ast side of Cavin Street, Ligonier, Indiena.g "~ © IR .y 1,000 New Sub. . i ' i : ‘!-‘ TAT T RNt TR NSI seTR B R Mo oo fop e o bt TS el v i R ?Rt T O