The National Banner, Volume 5, Number 3, Ligonier, Noble County, 18 May 1870 — Page 3

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Rev. W. B. Hendryx will preach in the Disciple Church op Friday evening next,

Good ’l‘eerlo;rs Mite Society meets on Wednesday evening of next week. |

frisrrosmef oS Woor. — The tirst. clip of wool bf the season, to the amount of 75 Ibs., was purchased by Straus & Meagher on Monday last. | Price 35 cents. i

(CmanLey INKS is notv “going itialone” in the marble business—the partiiership ‘having expired by limitation. Charley is acknowledged to be one of the most skillful workmen in Northiern Indiana.

- Krrr CGoorn.- The best way to keep cool, is to ga _to L. D. Middléton’s and " drink a glasis?of soda water. ~ His fountgin i 3 in exceéllent condition, and furnishes aheverage that cannot well be excelled.” * o ¢ s 1 ArreNTION i 8 directed to the card of 1.. 8.. Hathaway, proprietor of the American Howse -the new hotcl recently open- ‘ ¢d in this place. Parties who know say Ainus fally understands bow to “keep al hotel” ‘fl‘,: D : ‘ U UNcne CHARUEY M‘('_)r:lum, accompanied by his estimable wife, started yesterday noon on a visit to his son Clark, at Oswego, Kapsag, They intend to remain, i ceveral weeks. - Our best wishes accompa- ‘ ny; them on their journey.. ‘ | 3 R s

ELKIART CoUNTY has twenty loyal pat riots who are willing to’ devote their val“uable time to the service,f the people.— Two are aspirants for the o‘fﬁce,of auditor, “three for treasurer, two for clé’;k, gix for “recorder, six for sheriff, and one for com: . missioner. Rl o et e Mavoß HascarL senta very excellent Juessagd to . the city council of Gosher.— He makes numerous suggestions as to the best mauner of ‘conducting the municipal "aftiirg of our neighboring city, which, if acted upon, eannot fail to meet with general appro-al. g e : i e Mansmar Hicks has issued his procla~matjon against the runming atlarge of Imr#cr, mules and swine, ‘within the cor- ~ poration limits of Ligonier. The penalty . imposed inisuch cases can be avoided by w strict. observance of the ordinance reJating to this imiportant suhject.

For its completeness in literature, the fine arts and fashions, and household recommendations, *Godey’s Lady’s Book” hak no ‘equal in this or any other country. Itis in fact a perfect dnd complete ladies” compauion ;lnd‘guide in all that is useful, lovely, and desirable. - | { Xl i | 5 Cnanury MURBAY, the old wheel horse of the republican party of Klkhart county, comes out in favor of an enitire new deal in the fg.f-niution of a cqugtiy ticket. He tihtinmtbs' that none of lzlie present officers can be re elected if nominated. © We rather like Charley's candor, and cannot but admire his ,indcp(;ndence. 4 Frorsii o e bt e, By direction of the U. 5.: Marshal, the census enumération of this ounty will be performed by Allen D. Hastetter in the townships of Perry, Elkhart, Sparta, and Washington ; by Wm. B. Dunn in Jefferson, Albiop, Noble, York, and Orange; by Lake!llhtiein Wayne, Allen, /Swan, and Grden: .0 P SO I

. WuEat —Seventeen hundred aud seventy ‘bushels of wheat Were brought to this. market on Saturday last, the price paid for the same averaging $1.05 for red, and $1.25 for &hite: OFf the entire quantity, Zimmerman & Co. purchased two Joads, the balanece being about equally divided bet\vébn Sol. Mier and Straus & Meagher, | .0 7 Vo

Tnx. Secrétary. of the Indiana Stat;i Board of Agriculture anncunces that tltlé; annual report of the State Board, togeth- ; er with the State Geologist, which con tains a complete account of the mineral resources of the State, is ready for distribution, and will be sent to such persons as will send thirty-five eents to pay the ‘postage, Address Fielding Beeler, Indianapolis, :

Stor IT.— We desire to thus publicly. call the attention of Marshal Hicks to the fact that a nuihber ot ungodly boys are in the habit of congregating at some of the corners of Cavin street 'on Sunday evenings and rendering night hideous by their profane and obseene conversation in such loud tobes as to be Td'istiﬂctlyi heard at quite a distance, and especially by persons retarning from church. This reprehengible practice should be stopped, and we know of no more effectual method of accomplishing that object than by imprisoning the offenders in the calaboose. = = s s il A e ’

Cexsus AproINTMENTS —The follow ing appointments.of United States Assist--ant Marshals for taking the Census.have ‘been madeby General Spooner for La \Grange county: Daniel N. Leib for the towpship of Van Buren; Lunar Greenfield, Clay and Bloomfield ; Roman Mills, Newbury and Springfield ; Milfred John son, Clear Spring and Eden.

Elkhart county — Theodore F. Gavin, for the fownships of Cleveland, Osolo, Concord, Washington, and Baugo ; Samuel J. Morris, ef Olive, Locke, Union, Jackson, Benton, and Harrison ; Edwin L, Billings, ot Middlebury, Elkhart. Clinton, York, and Jefferson. | ! ’

No Ting/10 Reap.—How often do we find men who excuse themselves from subscribing to a paper or a library by saying they have “no time to read.” When we hear a man thus excuse himself, we conclude he has never found time to confer any shb&aﬂthgl- gﬂwkhi;pge,é}ei?er upon’ his~fatnily, §ifs '¢ountry: or'himself. To hear a man thus express himself, is truly humiliating ; and we ean forin. no/other opinion than that such a man is of little importance to socicty. Buch men gener ally have ‘tink fo atbend public gatberings and sales, or spend whole days ir: gossiping.or tippling, bt they have “no time T Bty o i

Cromwelt Ttems. DEAR BANNER :—Last week we forgot to mention our building fraternity ; Luke Hill, George Hontz and Thomas Taylor. The former is known for. miles around as a man well prepared to raise'yp and move buildings ‘to ;%m‘ost ‘any distance; whils all of them are engaged in contracting and building throughout the county.— Encs* Messmore will neatly plaster the walls thereof, and N. H..Laverdy will lay up the foundation, upon which the whole structure can securely rest. Sensational items are scarce, but the bugs! “shoofly.” Within "the last few days the ten lined beetle or Colorado potato bug has: made its appearance on the early potatoes.— They are very numerous; one sees them covering the ground even where potatoes have just been planted, waiting for them to come up. Our aéricultural savans tell us that Paris Green, mixed with three times its weight (not bulk) of hard wood ashes, dusted on the patato tops so soon as the larva i batched,.’s sure poison.——J We tried it last year and know it to be so.

Just nm\'se"ir’ery family is busy in the garden, h()civng, weeding and setting out plants. A few useful hints in relation thereto may not come amiss. Have the ground preparéd and marked out, if it is dry weather the spot which contains the plants should be tl)brnilg)xly wet. Use'n table-fork (a knife will g:r’,ut the fine roots) to press down by and héfW(xon the plants to raise them out of the ground, one at a titne as near as possible ; more or less soil will adhere to the roots. Lay them seperately on 4 pan and. thus remove them where they are to be transplanted, after which water them a little. Do pot pour the water,in the place made to put the plant before setting it-out; it makes the ground to become hard and cloﬁqy when it dri s. Cabbage and tomatodSetreated thus will hold up their heads and grow right along, even in dry weather. Many persons pull up the plant with their fin gers and thus strip off the fine side roots from the main or tap root, and the plant when set will remain sickly until they grow again. Theevening is the best time for trarsplanting in wet or dry weather. For tematocs dig the soil deep and raise it well; they do not require so gaod ol as cabbages, but a deep subsoil: Tomato plants are better and become more stalky to transplant once or twice before setting out in the place, where they are designed to grow. This can be done in some nice warm borders, early, or.in " boxes in the hqhsé Wait until ,tlae weather 1s fully settled and warm before the final transplanting. : " . The weather is warm, and the tarmers atc busy planting. We have scen some corn up, and it looks green, not” yellow as it does some later springs. . There are quite a number of persons sick i this ne’ghborhood. This warm, dry weather we ‘trust will not be the cause of ill health so_early in the season I . NED. Grl e :

IMPROVEMENTS, —lt affords us pleasure to anuounce that vast improvements are to be made in, this town during the present suammer. Among the most prominent of these may be mentjoned a three story brick hotel by Messrs Tumbleson, the erection of which will be commenced next month';b all the contracts for brick, stone, &c., being consummated. J. C. Zimu@rman & Co. will erect a brick, 40x 80, on the lot now occupied by their store building. Hardenbrook & Wolf have purchased a lot north of the Dodge House, with a view of putting up a brick - either by fall or next spring. The work on Schloss' building is making rapid progress, and will doubtless be completed within two months. Henry Engel will immediately ‘commence the erection of a brick dwelling south of the Di ciple Church.— The Ligonier Flouring Millg are to un - dergo thorough repairs, and be supplied with entire new machinery, the: cost of which will exceed $5,000, . = .

It cannot be otherwise than gratifying that our citizens are at last emerging from their lethargy, and that we will soon, be enabled to repel the chaige of fogyism.— With as good a country to sustain ‘a goodsized town as can *be found anywhere, who can doubt that there is a bright future for Ligonier? ;

Normiye can be more grateful to persons who, when they leave comfortable homes and go abroad, than to find something thal compensates for home comforts, such as good rooms and; good landlords that will make the traveler feel contented and happy. All these can be found at the Tremont House, in. our neighboring town of Kendallville. We notice many improvements about this house that reflect great credit upon the proprietor, ‘though there is not wanting evidence to prove that Mr. Kelley knows how to keep a hotel. We congider the Tremont House inferior to none anywhere for comfort and enjoyment | .

They have been bragging a good deal about big babies; lately, but a lady in Ligonier, Noble ¢ounty, has performed a feat of an' opposite character, which de serves mention. She gave birth to a live baby, last week, weighing only "two pounds! = The diminutive stranger is peert and lively, and perfect in physical struc ture.— Indianapolis Journal. L

- We regret being called upon to record the death of this remarkable child, who diéd when about a. week old.

Tue Pioneer Grocer at Kendallville, Geo. C. Glatte, though engaged in erecting a brick block; by no means neglects his business in the store, He has just received a new stock of groceries from Toledo, and having obtained special rates of the railroad company, is now prepared to sell groceries at lower rates than could be done otherwise. Go and see, YouNe PEOPLE just commencing house'keeping will find it to their advantage to purchase ' theit ‘Quecosware at William Crow's, who Is selling at greatly reduced prices. You can get 8 nice wash-bowl and pitcher for : §1.50, and other articles at corresponding figures. = / A s S-S0 : #Eg Tug June pumber of Demorest's Monthly Magazine is as fresh and beautiful as a bouquet of newly plucked June roses.— g’pe{ profuse -display o‘f;pﬁoist‘ Bngeaynigs, elégant Summer Fash: n{ and other entertaining features, is perfectly bewildering. Address “Demorest’s Monthly,” 838 Broadway, New York. et e __Trar_June number of Peterson’s Nabt adbod epaciul s ungifiondt i vhe Bts st Peterwon b yoare sy i og more interesting snd yalaable eveqmm/g (4 iy Vel { i |

AT e . #¥m TR Communicated. -~ In iﬁgﬂs Ligonier column of last week [ find the following statement 1o speaking of the republican cancue for the nomination of candidates for Justice of the Peace for Perry township: : “There was quite a disposition on the part of a large portion of the Convention to nominate H. Hostetter,:lisq., but the Squire positively refused to serve.” = - The name of H. Hostetter was before the cancus and was voted for on three consecutive ballots, Outof69 votes herecerved 9on the informal ballot, 10 on the first, and 9on the second ballot. Had there ‘been the earpest disposition to nominate Hostetter which his friend Skill2n claims for him, why is it that be did not receive a larger vote 2 And if the Squire was so positive in' his refusal to serve, why was his name not:. promptly withdrawn? - A MEMBER oF THE CAvCUS. { g s e el M AP ¥ sl .. Meeting of Physicinns. S - It is proposed on the part of a numbc{' of medical friends, with whom we hav¢ had the pleasure of conversing, t(ror’gnnf ize a Medical Society for Noble and ad-. joining counties, by meeting. together at Kendallville on the 15th day of next June, and in view of this we are requested to announce that theré will be a meeting of the members of the profession, in this vicinity, on next Friday afternoon, May 20th, at the sanctum of the Journal of fice, for the purpose of making such arrangements preliminary to the June meeting as may seem necéssary. ‘Let as ‘many as can, be present on the 20th.— Special invitations will herdafter be given to physicians living within the district it is proposed to embrace by the 'society organization. —Kendallville Journal

e e - i ; Deputy Collecior Bunyan speaks in very complimentary terms of the prompt ness with which U. 8. fax payers in this place liquidated their indebtedness to Uncle Sam.; The assessment for Ligonier oand vicigity amounted to $1,5635.85, of which amount $1,273.35 was paid in ove day. s e & L gy iy . # Tue Chicago 7%mes is so well and ex tensively known as decidedly the best newspaper of the entirc West, that it is a work of superfluity to commend it aesu'ch to the reading public. Biuisiness men, irrespective of party, give it the preference | 1o any other first class daily. ’ s i ety A e m : "Double Shovel Plows at the Ligonier Foundry for $5. Patronize home industry, especially when you can geét as good ‘or better an article as from abroad. ‘ ; e S e ArLl xixps of country produce taken in ' exchange for goods, at J. Decker’s, 'l‘he| highest price paid for everything the farmer has to sell; and all’ goods sold cheap. ! For a pair of substantial boots or shoes, l call ‘at F. W. Shinke’s. | e has also nl!' large variety of eastern made goods for | ladies and children, at' prices to snit the ! times. Call at the new brick. : i s T O e | Albert Clapsaddle, aged 36 years, was l accidentally drowned in one of'the small Inkes near Kendallville, on Saturday last. | Buy your Boors where you can gét a good bargain, and that is at the boot and shoe establishment of Canfield & Eméry.

SUBSCRIPTION RECEIPTS. The following persons have paiditheir subseription to the NaTioNAL BANNER during the past week. The figures op posite each name indicate the Vol and No. to which payment ismade: - Vol. No, L. B. Hathaway, Lig0nier,......0 — 20 Phil. A. Carr, " SIALGE =OO F. W. Straus, 1 s ) Narcis Johuston, SR LD e 24 Isaac [Toerner, e gD o B 2 Josiah Lininger, WA LREE 22 B 2 John Earnhart, & Liven B— 28 Jesse Baker, i i D — B 2 Joseph Hitler, ' foea..D —B2 Jacob Sommer, St b s 46 Jucob Kann, S LD e di Thomas Crawford, ¢ vß= bR Nathan W hite, T F. W. Shinke, L so Eh = bR Augustus Yorkey, e DD Y 8. W.Sprott, Auburu,........5 .58 J. R. Lanning, S e D Joseph L. Morlan, * - .........0 — 26 John James;, Albion. ... ....5 — 26 F..Qappinger, ¢ .ouion i D=o Alexis BEdwards, ** = .00, ..LOOB =~ bP Aaron Chamblin, 8rimfie1d,.....5 — 52 Jrseph Bailey, e e b R John Thamy, Wolf Lake,.......5 — 52 Johmr Shafer, Avi11a,...,.......0 — 52 J..D: Sherman, Bikhavt, 7 ... .05 —8% Pha Humphrey, Carme1,....... 5 — 46 Samuel Beaty, Lagrange,.......5 — 52 Chas. G. Aichele, Kendallviile,. .5 — 26 We also_acknowledge the receipt of the following amounts on back subscription : A. Enxrnhiarty Texasy. 0. .0 20, .« .50

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Pk M A AR B e A G < 5 e LIGONIER MARKET REPORT. Wheat—white, ... 125 jC0rn,............ 90 Wheat—Red,.... 100 |Bees WaX, ...... .80 BINR, .. .k FCS .PO Hergi e.. W Poustoes, . ....... 40 I, o .TT Flax 5ebd,....... 170 [Reps ...cii.... 10 W001;::.......35:t0 40 Feathers.....i... 175 j eAN e NS Al Ao P AN KENDALLVILLE MARKET. - (Correctell Weekly by Jacobs & Keller.) Wheat—white, ... 1.10 'C0mw.‘.....t.;. 1 00 Wl:fut—_-red-..._... 100 |BeeeWax,...|... 30 ORI, oo b Ioattel iy o 1S Potatoer), .. 0.... c.. A 0 SLgwli -0y ooy PlaxSeed,. 112175 [Bgga. 11 10 \ Wopl .........35 to 42 |Feathers,......... 9 | THE CHICAGO TIMES. it ! “— PUBLISHED — i Daily, Tri-Weekly, Weekly and Sunday, e _No%ls Dearborn Street, - | CHICAGD z%...,......ii.u. . JLLINOIS, ! Tug Toaes B, in all re—s?gcte. a democratic jour‘nal, faithful to démocratic principles, and earnest in ithe advocacy-of democratic measures. In its sother featurcs, ag domestic, foreign and commerciqg intelligence,; literature, ;igsaip. etc,, ete., it is nof "sturrnsaed in excellence by any newspaper in the United States.” Its whole charagfer is comprehensively stated in saying that it is a great democratic and family newspaper. To every business »mxﬁn, its market intelligence alone is worth many times the e 1 1 PRICES OF SUBSCRIPTION : : { 1 g |l' THE w»;r.m‘zlx{;mxox. : Single copy, 1-year, $2 00/ Clubs of 10 per copy,s§l 75 Cl %s of 5 x;errcopf. 1 80| do 20 do ¥ 150 nd one extra copy to the getter up of each ¢lub of ten or twenty. ; : THE TRI-WEFKLY EDITION. OnLa year, ...i.....56 00/Six m0nth5,........53 00 | . THE DAILY EDITION. ; 0ngyear,....:....512 00{Six m0nth5,........56 00 | ““THE SENDAY EDITION. i Ong year,....>.....552 50, Six m0nth5,........ 8125 ecimen copies will be sent free on u,g})licau'o‘n. Addlress o W. F. STOREY & CO. W. F, BTOREY. . "} . 1. . OHANDLEER.f ; i 3

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License Notice. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will apply, at the next June session of the Commissioners of Noblé count{, Indiana, for license to gell intoxicating lignors in a less quantity than one quart at a time; said lignors to be sold and dl%nnk on my premises, sifuated as follows: Room-No. 3, Geisendorfl’s Bloek, being in_section nine, township thirty-tive, range ten, in Noble county, Indiana. | L. S. PRIMROSE. Rome City, May 11, 1870.-2t3 i -~ Licemse Notice., ' ‘Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will apply, at the next June session of the Commissioners ‘'of Noble eounty, Indiana, for license to sell intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than one quart at a time; said ]i((;]qors to be sold and drank on my premises, situated as follows: 23 feet of south side of lot No. 1, east side of Cavin street, Ligonier, Indiana : A. C. HARDENBROOK. Ligonier, May 11, 1850.-2t3 " . Licemse Notice. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will apply, at the next June session of the Commissioners of Noble county, Indiana, for license to sel] intoxicating liquors in aless quantity-than one quart at a time; said liquors to be sold and drank on my premises;on let No. 32, in the town of Liéonier, ‘lndiana. E. F. WOODRUFF. Ligonier, May 11, 1870.-2t3 e Grant Cigar Tip'isa noveltyand a pleasure—samples 30cts. A. Grant, P. O. Box 4390, N, Y. e U 906 3 P BThe Eugenie is the most useful arLAD I ES ticleeverinvented for your use. Cir- ) et culars free, Mrs, Morgan, P, O. Box 2438, N. Y. 2126 NP‘ \\7 BOOK.—Agents sell 100 per week. Price : 4¥V g 5, Address L. STEBBINS, Hartford, Ct. RRRe s L R %.) ,‘)' A DAY ! 40 hew articles for Agents. Samples P 2 free, H. B. SHAW, Alfred, Me. 24"

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SHERIFEF'S SALE. By virtue of an order of sale to me issued by. the Clerk of the Court ot Common Pleas of No--ble county, Indiana, in the case of Isaac E. Knisely vs Thomas S. Barnett and Christian R .Barnett, I will offer for sale at public auction, at theé ‘court house door in the town of Albion, county of Noble and State of Indiaia, an Saturday, Juz‘*llth,‘ 1870, between the houars of 10 o’clock,”® u., and 5 o’cloc¢k, p M., of said day, the followig described real estate, situate in said county and State, to wit: Thenorth-west quarter of the south-west quarter of section thirty-five, township thirty five north of range eight east. “ , MOSES KISER, : - Sheriff Noble County. | Albion, May 18, 1870.-3t3 pfBs.l¢ ‘SHERIFEF’S SALE. By virtue of an! grder of sale, to me issued by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Noble county, Indiana, in.the case of (George W. Chapman vs. Thomas Barpett, Christian R. Barnett, “Patrick Haggerty, Jane Haggerty and Wiliiam Ruli forthe use of William Bull, I will offer for sale al public auction, at the Court House door, in the town of Albion, county of Noble and State of Indiana, on Saturday, June 11th, 1870, between the hours of 10 o’clock “a. w , and 4 o’clock, p. x of said day, the following described real Estate, situate :in the said county and State, to wit: Lots numbered three and four in Chapman’s addition to the town of Ligonier. MOSES KISER, Skeriff. . Albion May 18, 1870. |pr fee $5.10.]

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