The National Banner, Volume 4, Number 47, Ligonier, Noble County, 23 March 1870 — Page 3

S A ¢ = fational Hanner. A seetNte sl o Nt el io N LOCAL AxD MISCELLANEOUS. e e Tue Warsaw Union announces that Judson Palmiter will shortly take up his abode ag-Albion. 3 ; | et e Pure Liquors.—A large stock of pure wines and liguors, for medical purposes, can always be found at the City .Drug Store ot C. Eldred. | i i e e OF coursg, none of our readers can overlook the mammoth advertisement of J.M. Chapman & Go. The dimensions of ‘their “ad.” are commensurate with their stock of hariware. : B L i WE regret to learn that our estimable friend, Mr. H. B. Stern, has concluded to remove from our midst. Ie leaves today, having been tendered, and accepted, a clerkship in the store of Jacobs & Kel: ler, at Kendallville. il

A LerTER from Green twp,, containing two dollars for subscription, was received at, this office last evening. The writer neglected'to append his name to the letter—hence no credit can be giveu until we are informed “who is who.” — it e . Sttt LAroER.—L. Low & Co., at the Ligonier Clothing Emporium, are receiving their general spring stock of clothing, and all kinds of men’s wear.. Their stock will be much larger than ever, and prices to suit” everybody. A No. 1. cutter always ready to take your measure; ’ StrßoNG.—Some fellow brought to town not lTong sincea lot of stuff which he scld for butter, but upon examination it proved to be something strong:r. Judges who sampled the nasty "cpmpopx;id, said it smell ed more like the. double distilled essence of sulphureted hydragen—the most abomnible of all stinks—than anything else. SIckNESS in their respective families prevented the editors of the Warsaw Indianian and the Colqmbiai City Commercial from devoting the usual attention to their papers last week. We deeply sym pathize with our contemporaries, as we know from sad experience, how difficult and perplexing is rendered editorial life under these unavoidable afflictions.

/ Tue public schools of Ligonier cloded on Friday last. General satisfaction is ¢xpressed with the efficient management of the principal, Mr. Zimmerman, who . has proved himself a most excellent teachgr. As may be observed by referring to onr advertising columns, thyt gentleman . will open a subscription school on the 18h of next month. . : —— e e ' FasuioNABLE TarLor.—L. Low & Co. - have secured the services of Mr. Wm 'Herbst, recently of Kendallville, to_ fill ‘the vacancy occasioned by the removal of ‘Mr. Hafer, Mr. Herbst enjoys an envia‘ble rept{tation as a-cutter and fashionable ‘tailor, and a personal knowledge of his superion skill in that particular enables uy to recommend him to all |desirous of pro- - curing [a [“fit” that cannot be surpassed anywhere] £ 19 8w e B . Miss| Louisa HapLey died on Satur- ' day merging of the injuries sustained from the [burning of her clothing a few weeks §gd, an account of which was pub lished fn these columns at the time. A ' neighbpr, Mr. Dyley, spent two days in | prayer/with the unfortunate girl, and at " her lequest. sacrament was administered ghortly before her soul fled to the spirit t wvorldd |- | : v [ | e Sowr{ Mier will start for New York on Saturdpy| night, for the_ purpose of purchasing & large stock of dry goods for the spring.sepson. Sol. says’ that although " mow ‘“going it alone,” he means to main- | tainthe freputation of the establishment - by keeping constantly on hand the best of goods, and by selling at low figures.— ' He wants it distinetly understood that he " will not/be undersold by any house .in | this part{of the wide world. * e et At . Mn. Gko. KenisToN, of Perry town. . ship, manufuctured 200 Ibs. of maple sugar the present. season ; a sample thereof - was left jat our office, andggandor compels uaito say that it is ‘decidedly the finest | quality jof maple sugar'we ever saw or tasted. |lt ib with pleasure that we notice a deterniination on part of our farping _ community. to make good use of every- . thing that the Great Bet;pefactor places at the disposal of all wha choose to avail themselves of his muhificence.

Auoﬁ(kt the children who fell a victim to that dreaded disease, scarlet- fever, during its ravages in the neighborhond of Meriam, Noble county, ere two children of Jas. Cunningham, Esj., aged respectively 4 and 2 years; one of Hiram Fisher, .one of Ephraim Marker, one of Isaiah Fisher, bne or two of Jeff. Addis, one of iDr.'Gandy, and two of John Boggs. 4 Ag the sweet flowers that scent the morn, “3ut wither in a day, : love.f was the infants’ dawn, Thug swiftly fied their life away.” ‘HoTr Rsou‘x}sns. —Mr. B. F. Barnhart iis now fyroishing hotels with neatly bound iregisters free of charge. One page of evrery :vwo ig filled with a- neatly printed forn 9f busiuess cards/ of the principal business men of the town in which the hotel ja docated, while the other is headed ! with the came of hotel, proprietor, etc., and neatly ruled for registering purposes, jwith | blanks for room, mesl, name and . residence. We have been shown two reg‘isters that heyhas ,gotten up for the Helmer and Dodge Houses, and they are a model of neatness. ~Any hotel desiring a régister book ¢an seeure one free of cost by addressing Mr. Barnbart, care Clifton House, Eikhart,lnd. ‘

_, Oym jworthy friend, Mr. Joseph Ger- | ' ber, bas sold ais farm, consisting of 120 scres, situate in Eden township, Lagrange \ county, to Eli Yoder, of Obio, for the handsome sim of $10,200, or at the rate of $B5 per acre. ‘Sixteen years ago, Mr. Gerber purchased the same farm for $2,- - 500, and it is but natuzal to suppose that he views with satisfaction the improve. ment wrought by his energy and industry gince that period. With his Well-earned reward, of labor, Mr. Gerber intends purchasing & large trict of land in Missouri, thereby enabling him t 6 bestow upon each of his children » homestead in that prom- ~ ising State. 'Whilst we deeply regret the “lobs which the community sustains by M. Gerber's removal, we extend to bim our best ywishes for his futare prosperity.

-~ Argus, Jr., On the Wing. ' AwrsioN, March 224, 1870. DEAR BANNER:—Since my last I have been “gwinging around the circle,” but the centripetal force being stronger than the centrifugal, have reached neither Ft. Wayne, as announced, nor Ligonier, as expectea, but am here at Albion. It may appear strange, and yet it is true, that a democratic newspaper correspondent bas been permitted to pass through every department of the court house unmolested, and ‘even to take a leisurely survey of the broken “safe,” which, we are intormed, is damaged to the amount of $lOOO. The men who are taking care of the court liouse are all looking well, and from appearances their appetites are good. After taking our leave of the Capitol we visited the harness and saddle store of P. A. Sunday, ‘which we found crowded with work of every description, which will now be sold at cost for 60 days.

~ We next visited our friend M. C. Skin‘ner, of the firm of Leonard & Skinner! found him with his old companion—the “meerschaum”—among his bottles. They keep a good drug store and are doing a good bdsiness. ' Skinner does nothing by balves—not even smoking. Lo A series of religious meetings have been in progress here for the last three weeks, Phey were commenced by Revs. Waltman and Smith and are continued by Rev. Smith. Good is doubtless being accomplished. g The stores, &c., are all doing a good husiness, but, what is a pity, here, as in our city, the saloons appear to have the best trade — judging from the number who pass in and out, Hs The livery stable of J. . Bliss is just now liberally patronized, and sleigh-bells are jingling merri'y on the streets, and the beart of many a belle is made glad hy the coming of a sleigh in which there is “room for one more.” Visited the Albion schools under the supcrintendence of H. Bortner. These schiools are in a very prosperous condition. After spending an hour with the princi pal and his “big girls” very pleasantly, visited the “little folks”—Miss Resnore, teacher. Here we found quite a number of ckildren who were former members of our juvenile singing class; talked to the children, and the teacher tvo, and, as the children remarked. “we had a good time.” Miss Reshore is a live teacher—one of our best, We»are sorry that circulnstanqés did not permit us to visit-the, rooms|of Mr. JobnSon and Miss Acus. :

Last Saturday an unknoxn man, insane; add filthy in appearsnce, was arrestéd ‘at the res.dence of Mrs/Eley, in Jefferson township, and confined in the poor house. The man is apparently of the race of-giants, as it required the combined strength of five men to arrest and confine him.

Green Centre is going to have a post office. . & (i

W. W. Skillen is in town looking after the interests of Uncle Sam. © = Easter is to be celebrated on the 17th of April, but there are no eggs here, and the same is true of Kendallville; unles there is a stir among the layity the festi val will have to be postponed. How is it at Ligonier * : ARravs, JR. . *Plenty of them here —Ed. .

~EVERY mercoant who attémpts to do business without advertising does himself an, individual financial injury, for he vir tually ignores the enterprising, wide | awake spirit of the age, and says to the’ people, “I don’t want your patronage.”— The people have become so used to measuring a man's liberality and business en terprise by the length of his newspaper advertisement, that they. utterly repudiate the individual who has not enough business “get up” to hang out his sign in the pupers. . '

Forry clerks in the employ of the Jov ernment &t Washington, realizing the necessity of procuring new garments, had concluded to send an order to Cincinnati for the requisite quantity of Jeans, but at the suggestion of their fellow-clerk, Horace G. Lockbart, forwarded their order to Geisendorff & Co., at Rome City, who supplied the young men with anjar ‘ticle that cannot be excelled anywhere, A soN of our friend, Hawley Peck, died of typhoid fever the other week.

AN exchange says that “the most im portant individuals in the country to day are the lon. H. R. Revels, the darkey U. S. Senator from Mississippi, and the Rev Malone, the darkey Vice President of the Indiana Radical State Convention. It is likely that, the .next issue of fractional currency will be graced with the phiz's ot these worthies.” i

THE circumstances attending the sad termination of the life of Ida Brumley, aged fifteen years, ut the Asylum for the Indigent, near-Albion, on Wednesday last, are not generally known. She died during confinement, and on her dea‘h bed gave the pame of the man who had wrought her ruin, and thus brought her to an untimely death,. Lo —_—— ON SATURDAY the Ligonier Grist Mill received 251 bushels of wheat for custom work. Under_ the management of Mr. Chapman, this mill is constantly gaining | in' pablic favor. A sample of their flour found fts way into our culinary depart. ment, and .is pronounced superb by competent authority. = bl ; et e For every variety of garden seeds, cat at Wm. Crow’s. An immense quantiiiy of bran, oats, corn, &c.on hand. Remember the plaee where you get change that Fehinksl?: - - 5. . :

Tug rush to Straus & Meagher's continues, People from all parts of the county avail themselves of the opportunity to procure goods at greatly reduced prices. New goods are daily added to their stock:

ON Sunday evening last, a musical entertainment was given at the Disciple Church, by the members of the Sabbath school. a 0 :

A writer in the Goshen Times, after very politely shoving off the track, Billy’ Williams and Gen. Hascall, invites the attention of the public to John H. Baker, who among other qualifications, be says, “podsesses a tongue as sharp as a Damascus blade,” We know some married men that it wouldn't do to hint this last qualification to.— Waterloo Uity Air Lane. - . THE BRST place ifi town to buy & good pair of "MQ-.Pahoee, gaiters or slippers, is at Canfield & Emery'’s boot gnd’ shou esatblishment, on Cav{n.me'et.

. NEw Srock.—Canficld & Emery arein receipt of a large stock of boots and shoes, which they are offering to the public at living rates. Boots and shoes made to order, on short notice. : % . oo o iy Go to Canficld & Emerys for cheap Boots and Shoes. ‘ Go to Canfield & Emery’s for cheap Bootsand Shoes. - | . Atthe M. E Pursonage in Albion, on the 131 h instant, by the Rev. H J Meck, GEO S. WOODRUFF, M. D., of Ligoonier, aud Miss Ei.EANOR SMITH, daughter of Rev. J. W. Smithy of Albion. e S ) ¢ —How made 10 10 hours with A out drugs. For Circulars, ad*dress L. SAGE, Vinegar Works Cromwell, Copn. 1 40-t8 __*_(Br;npe—llooiitfor Sale. - 2,000 Grape Roots in good condition, for sale at 10 cents each, by t L SHEETS. ‘ Liigonier, March 23, 1870. 47t3. °

Motice of Executor’s Appointment, Nutice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed Executor of the wiil of James Miller, lute of Nobte county, deceased. The estate is probably svivent.. ! SAMUEL OHLWINE, Executor. , March 23, 1870. 4713 Lo Notice to Contrators & Builders. Notice i 3 héreby given that, on the 30th day of March, the Trustee of Orange township, and the committee appointed by said Trustee, will let the contract for the building fur the purpose of a graded school. Proposals will be recerved by thé Trustee and Committee up to said date Pluans, specifications and information can be obtained by applying to J. W._Teal, Rome City, Ind. DAVID SEELY, Trustee. %V W.D'l'nx.. : ] : M Dixox, gt J. F. BrorawELL, }Commlttoe. ; RoBT. Moork, ) b Rome City, March 23, 1870 -4712-p.f.83 Noble Co. Agricultural Society. The members of the Agricultnral Society, and all those who desire to.become. such, are requested to meet at the Town Hall in Ligonier, on SATURDAY, April 2d, 1570, at 2 o’cluck, P, u , fot the purpose of electing officers for the ensuing year. i : : J. SIMMONS, President. E. B. GerßEer, Secretary. 0t * Ligonier, March 23, 1870.-47t2 o Dissolution—-Settlement. The partnérship between JacksoN & Mryers heving been dissolved on the 7th day of March, 1870, all persons indebted to.said firm are requested to call and settle immediately. The business will be continued by Mr, JacksoN, at the old stand. i : JACK=ON & MYERS. Ligonier, Ind., March 16, 1870.

F. W.STRAUS, ; BANKER, Buys and sells Domestic and Foreign Exchange. Pussage Tickets to and from all the principal parts of Europe, at the most liberal terms — Special attention given to collections. -Money [taken on deposit, and Merchants’ accounts solicited, and kept on most favorable terms. ' 42 Bléomingjton, nl., Nﬁrser}". 19T YEAR! 500 Acrer! 10 GREENHOUSES! LatEe.st,, best stock and shippir;% facilities. APPLE, Dutcheas, Transcendent, Hislop 1, 2,.and 3 years, APPLE ROOT GRAFTS, choice including above, ROOT-GRAFTS,Pear, Plum, Cherry Seeds AFple. Pear, ete., * ILDGOOSE, Miner, Lombard, Plums, EVERGREENS, ROSES, 1,000, §lOO. Dahlias, G‘lndio]ns, Tuberose," GREENHOUSE, REDDING PLANTS. Sent 10c. for catalogues. (34t12] - ‘F. K. PHENIX. MOt R L o eSN LY Y R ; WORDS OF WISDOM. - FOR YOUNG MEN. : . On the Ruling Passion in Youth and Early Manhood, with SELF HELP for the Erring and unfortunate. Sentin sealed letter euve]r){)es free of charge. ~Address, HOWARD ASSOCTATION. Box P., PUILADELPHIA, Penn . June 16, '69-Iy. . ° ° oy ; Ligonier High School ! H. G. ZIMMERMAN, Principal. Assisted by Competent and Experienced Teachers. Spring Term Commences April 18, AND CONTINUES 10 WEEKS. : : G : TERMS OF TUITION : Fube Pa[y;able in advance. No deduction allowed for übsence, unless occasioned by sickness, | - High School ‘Branches, including mathe- ‘ matics and Latin,. - - -85 00| Common School Branches, .- - - - 400 Intermediate Department, = - - 800 Primary Department, - - - - 200 159 German taught by Mr. Jacos Bavy, a thorough, practical German-scholar. ] For further particulars, apply to or address’ the Principal, or the Board of Trustees— E. B Gerber, D. S Scott, and C. G. Vail, I_ngonier, March 16, 1870.-tf. .

ELKHART BOOK BINDERY, i at the office of the HERALD OF TRUTH,” EEREARE. - . . o oioindogeg We take pleasure to inform our friends and the publicin general, that we have established a Book Bindery, - In conpection witn our Printing Office, and are now prepared to do all kinds of Binding, . ..such as Books, Pamphlets, Magazines, Masic,promptly and ; on reasonable terms. 3 apr. 20th, '68.-t{f, . JOHN F. FUNK. eEmll e s T e e e — THE GREAT CAUSE @ s 0F -: HUMAN MISERY. Pubdlished in Sealed Envelope. Price6cts, - . A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radical Cure of Seminal Weakness, or Spermatorrheas, induced by selt-abuse, lavoluntary Emissions, [mpotency, Nervous Debility and impediments to marriage geuerally; Consumption, Epi.epsy and Fits; Mental and Physical {,ncapucit'y, &c —Bv Robert J. Culverwell, M. D., Author ofthe Greenßook, &c. v | The world-renowned aunthor, in this admira- ‘ ble Lecture, ‘clearlry proves from his own expe- | rience that the awful consequences of self-abuse may be effectually removed without medicine, and without dangerous surgical operation, bougies, instruments, rings or cordials, poiutiog out & mode of cure at once certain and effectual by which every sufferer, no .matter ;what bis condition may be, may cure himself cheaply, privately and radically.. Tais Lecrure wiLL PROVE A BOON TO THOUSANDS : Sent under seal to any address, in a plain envelope, on the receigt of six cents, or two postage stamps Also Dr. Culverwell’s ‘* Marriage Guide,”” price 25 cents. Address the Publishers 5 CHAS. J. C, KLINE & CO., - 127: anerg{.wmm York; Post Office Box i,ﬁéa. July 21,1869~y - ¥ :

: | ATTENTION! ® ~Cabinet Shop %t "'JND &y . 4 o ' - Cabinet Ware TR b dPp u, ~° R.D. KERR | Would respectfully announce to the cit izens of Noble county, that he constantly has on hand a large and superjorstock of CABINET WARE, consisting in partof DRESSING BUREAUSB, : : ‘WARD-ROBES TABLES. = STANDS, LOUNGES, G b : : fOUP-]%OARDS,‘ CHAIRS, « . ¢ 1 ﬁ o . . MOULDING, BED-STEADS, Se and in fact every thing usually kept in a first class Cabinet Shop. Particular attention paid to the ; ~ UNDERTAKING BQSINESS. lways on hand and made to ‘order ﬁpon Aheße Attt * 5 __ + A good Hearse always in readiness. * © Alsa, all kinds of Shop Work made to ‘order. Furniture Roomon west side of -Cavin street, mggni_er, Ind. May Brd, 1866. o

“Fish Feeds the Brain!” 500 BARRELS of FISH "p'. %-‘-tube‘sold OF s ' GIVEN AWAY! i | receives no'w, dnily', Fres*x and Salt Fisb,:' . sgch a 8 o : WHITE FISH, PICKEREL, . ~ SKINNED CAT FISH, TROUT & MACKEREL, which will be sold lower than the lowest, and: all of which are warranted to be THE BEST IN THE MARKET. Call and See Before‘Pyurchasing.‘ Pork Kept Constantly on l[a.nd'.j

A SPLENDID STOCK. T T o ik . AT THE OLD STAKD OF P. SISTERHEN. THE BEST OF WORKMEN EMPLOYED. We wafrant all of our work, and in casé of rip /PBge We repair S Free of Charge. Call and Examine our Stock before purchasz'ng elséz‘vhe‘re. v Quick Sales and Small Profits is our motto. .e h

JACOBS& KELLER, KENDALLVILLE, -- - IND ‘ Have just received : A MAMMOTH STOCK, " Consisting of - : DRY GOODS, CIL.OT HI N G‘r - Hats & Caps, = "BOOTS & SHOES, And a great maﬂy other Goods too numer ! ousto meqtjon, and kept i‘n'a ' 5 ! FIRST CLASS STORE! which they will sell at cohsidgublb : Lower Prices ' thanany other houge in Indiana. ; Call and be Convinced ! . THE HIGHEST ] FOR .ALL- KINDS 913:- “ ‘ COUNTRY PRODUCK! ‘ . JACOBS & KELLER. Kendallville, May 6, 1868 : ! S T T T TT g ‘

i e | GO TO TEB | : o ° { ' | EMPIRE . i DRUG STORE ! VB | .FQR, l CHEAP DRUGS,I MEDICINES, { eo. - : G Paints, Oils, Varnishes, . |ALL STANDARD Patent Medicines. Wall Paper & Stationery . i&\.', &c., &e., &e., &0., &., e, s WILLETT & NQORE, Ligonier, Sept., Bth, 1889.-81 ; Attachment Notice, = Jostan anuu;}..&fore Edmuund ﬂichn‘:‘pnd, 8 L we. -k Justice of the Peace of Perry " Marmix Worr. ) tp, Noble County, Indiana. Notice is hereby given that a writ of attachment was issned by me, in the ahove entitled cauge, op the Ist 3‘?‘ of Mareh, 1870, and that off, on tne-2d. vof May: @?s“'&%’&2l’& : e ) 3 < 7 ? u. - EDMUND RICH D, Justice. o IR SRR ki Ligonier, Ind., l}arqh 9, 1‘,[email protected]! $3.60 :

SPECIAL NOTICE. ENGEL & Co. 2 | : —-HAV’E—‘ e REMOVED NEW STORE ROOMS, Beub DMillcr’)sv Ne'v'v Brick Building ! | | © WEST SIDE OF MAIN STREET, , K‘ENDALLVILLE, = e et e TNDIANA,

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OH! SAY ! YOU CAN SEE! : {l“h‘e lirgest. chenpest?n#d;eet usort:;entno( : CLOTHING, ’ : AND E GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS L e i o | L. Low & Co’s. : Wokesp eqtanlyon Baad exrsaing s WINTER STOCK » Just received, is full of a’l Vth‘e Lat;:st Styles in CLOTHIN G, - CASSIMERES, Hats Caps = .« Shirts, Neckties, | COLLARS, &c., &c; 2 We maké;tbe . ; | Velocipede Collar and Neck-Tiel et et - Our Merehant Tailoring DEPARTMENT “ean’t be beat.” Remember the ﬂrm; o ‘_, L. LOW & CO, Particular Adttention Paid to Cutting. 'Lx.;nnxer, Ind., June 2nd, 1869, - et

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