The National Banner, Volume 5, Number 14, Ligonier, Noble County, 3 August 1870 — Page 3

. N w 0 el vy s painsse N ational Banner, ¢ 00l Wﬁv% ‘Am*m‘ > VW . [5 Agents for the Banmer. = he following named persons are authorized to receive subscriptions 2 the BB‘;::!": g i Ak e ty—fobpin . k. Avilla and vicinity—Baum, Walter & Co. Wolf Lake and vicinity—Samuel Beall. . Kendallville—T. L. Graves, and C. W. Isbell. ! e ' Attend the gnvention. = Democrats of Noﬁuﬂy"l Turn out enm ﬁ?e Congressional Convention aqxexu ll¢ ot Thursday, August 11th. No regular delegates hving been appointed, eyery democratic and conservative voter in the county is-constituged a delegate. Come from every portion-of the county, and participate in the deliberatiogs of the Convention, * : st A W Ao s Loecal Brevities. - —We wéré recently the recipient of a ".beautiful bouquet from the hands of the ~ "Misses Dunning. So lovely a present from ' such A,chim}pg donors is duly appreciated. —Hon. Joseph H. Defre~a has been quite ill, - : ~+The Method'sts of Goshen have ordered an orgau costing $1,200.. * —Mr. Bterr, of the Goshen Times, has .purchased a residen~2 at a cost of $3,300. . —Wanted—a house to rent, suitable fof » small family. Enquire at this office. ~ —E. B. Gerber has just received a new patent portable pump, which he will be " pleased to ‘shew to his customers and; all athers. "'’ ' _ — On Thuysday evening of last week, a couple of citizens endeavered to come to blosgs, but were induced by friend to de-'%?‘-p & a 9 ~Theeard'of the Tremont Housc, ot Kendallville, will be found among the advertisements in to-day’s paper. — —Mark this paragraph and loan your paper to ‘some one who does not take:it, ‘that they, seeing its worth, may bé incuc: ed to take it. Fifty cents pays for it uni "November 3d; which will be after all the full election returns are published. —~We' have a good supply of blank deeds, mortgages, summons, etc., on hand. ©—This week commences the second quarter of the fifth year of the BANNER. *Knmetcx?) cases of cholera morbus are reported in this section. = - . —Ligonier supports twn banking establishments, both of which do-a general banking and. collecting buginess. ;——‘Mq@‘; Hasesll #s endeavoring to pro¢ure. the location of the Chirago File Works at Goshen. The establishment is an extensive one, will employ 100 men or more, erect 30 or 40 dwellings, consume 400,000 pounds of steel, snd sell . over :$200,000 worth of files per annvm. " —The best boot polish in town can be bad at Geo. Braden’s at only 20 cents per » box. ’“y‘ &xe f W 1 |

~ —The Synod of the English District, of the Evan%el‘igal Lutheran Church_for. Ohio and adjoining States will meet in Trinity Church, in Goshen, on the 4th of Auguat. b tags 3 y : »~Kbe agitation of nationalities on the - othegﬁde mmﬁﬁill confleei. So continues Eldred in the drug trade.’ He may ulwajﬁ,bc found at thie g}ty D&ug Store, il ’ . - —REd.' Potter threshed seven acres of - Whéat, whigh yildad exacly ity bushels to the acre, as ascertained by weight ut the depot. KEd. is as good a farmer as he is a sound, Democrat. - .~ Wanted—Several loads of wood, on ‘subsoription. - -—Fourteen men are at work in completing the new mill of Straus, Chapman -~ & Henderson. The new machinery, engine, &, arrived last week from, Mt 6’o!‘ non, Ohio, and it will not require many weelks until the “Excelsior Mill” may be ~ seenin fall operation. The mere mention 9ho M 2 Jcpl Wi o e . ‘tractor, will satisfy all' Northern Indiana that Ligonier is about being supplied with a flouring mill which cannot be- excelled anywhere. ' -Btdph. Tockhart récqgnizes a striking . tedemßlance in the physiognomy of Count . Bismark with that of Senator Morton. - —From all parts of Noble county we hear glowi ounts of the corn crop. "1t eChe bl than S mon, stocks rank.and thrifty, with good s ﬁ‘ g‘i“dﬁ:‘# @! \E D..i. fp M?g"’ﬁ

—The indications now' ate that Noble county. mUWanmmmwopr of _potatoes, notwithstanding the destructive i tg.of those famous bugs, The early |? gs b becl somewhdl damaged, . “but thosa’ of & *'??‘r&mkﬁpmmﬁe an “abundhngyldid: o g g Lo e g : a"Nl" % RIDGE, ' — 'l%d‘bld,‘fﬁilapid&hd bridge over the Elkhart river, .at this place, (familiarly known as the “upper bridge”) has beenitofa away, to make o room for a new, gnbsll:%ptigl ‘structure— . " Hdwes “bfidge. “The work. o m&ﬁﬁ‘:mwrﬁ‘ bemp&%‘ in & few. days, and in a very short time our “rural” friends will bave the pleasure -~ of passing overthe best bridge in Noble county. Its length is 104 feet, contains a; double track and sidewalk, and is sup: plied with rafters for covering. The to: tal cost will probably exceed $2.000.— ‘Uncle Jake Wolf, one of the conuty com- * - missioners, superintends the job. g . % {DURER & thpndery sorm Jast wesk, at Lawrence, in ' DeKalb county, the lightning struck the residence of Mr. Mcllntire, . htf’m, mbg W"‘“‘ were in thé house. The siok & kf . &%y Apbump ; Woglen, MilJs was blow ,down,;and a boarding house in Angola, : n-thmaa:ﬁw fluid, on Mo TRt ey iy o P A " metin convention last Setorday, shd nom- - m a maeohatﬁdmib‘r.mymmaéll‘;,‘»‘; _‘ " ) e mﬁmm. Wcﬁ m& Freema Kelly, of :.:“'w‘w FTIRGY U ‘ A ‘ Wf oo syl ol el fii v g i . ATAOR DR, & itivs of Bonton, i VR sot Lok “”fff Panßrish be the Rat m*ig %" Dsbrict of Yowd. 1l !10 i LoslSO KT o ion, 2v iy e AT . o st B ) weppartightodey's papIGELEI 1] LD TRN ST 2T B i bl [ . 1) 1

- DEAR BANNER :—Some persons in writ: ing up & communieation appear to have a great. taculty of Mulimnd are so strictly formal as to premise a long preface or prolegamena, which nearly fills up the allotted space. A short item and the chapter is complete. This is not ovr forte; we must lay by fysomethmgwg turn c:g or even gét sick” ourself, as was the last week, and then chronicle the event. The Universalists had a good time at their wmmgetzg, last week,_ for all that the crowd were compelled to retreat to the school house, for the morning 1; vice, on account of the rain; being mint an invitation to occupy one of the churches in the place. One of the ministers was assaulted with the question, ‘ when or where is' it to be that ‘every knee shall bow and every torgue shall confess His: nawe?'” Here was a stunuer, for many good people will not be satisﬁ:@' withany time or place this side of hell fire. Well, it's a free country, we suppose. The Cromwell Minstrels have “played out.” The Wolf Lake boys thought they had ' betfer “refund and . decamp; the “grand moral exhibition” had no charms for them, It scems that some folks are very hard to please. It is really too bad that, after all the trouble and expense to which'the proprietors have been put in getting up a purely “moral show,” consisting of nigger songs and sleight of hand tricks, that it should be thus depreciated. Well, they have the reflection to console them, that the “snaix and wax figurs” of the lamented Ward did'n’t always take. We hope citizens of Ohio will have better taste.

We notice that the steam thresher is being m farm to E{arg;, tzrgi::ng ‘out the, § Crops. .I'riCes are rangE% good wmhimammw. e judge, seeing many farmers are hmuling their wheat, from Pierceton and Larwill, to that market. : NEb. —_———,t— ; Tng: Elkhart “Shoo Fly” club recently played a game with the Goshen “Saxors” that resulted very disastrously to the former.. This afforded the editor of the Go shen Z%mes a golden opportunity to crow lustily over the “Saxon” victory, but he is most beautifully “taken down” by the Elkhart Review in the following pungent paragraph : .. Well, let it crow. . Tie was when Elkbt il give Gosticn odd at the game of base ball, and get away with 'ém easily ; but our peeple now engagod in more useful pursuits, and have little leisure to devote to sports, while our neighbors have pothing to ‘ﬂo but cultivate the graces of ‘the quadrilateral field and Kindred amtisements, . i ; ; e e Mg. E. D. MiLLER of this place has been appointed traveling agent for the “Home" Fire Insurance Company of Columbus, Ohio, and Albany City, of Albany, New York. He has sold his business to Mr. A.J. Banta, and will enter upon;the discharge of his new guhes dur ing the present week. Mr. Miller has acquired considerable knowledge of the in surance business, ald is recognized as one of the most comps=tent and successful local agentsip this section. His experience will be of vast benefit to the company.in whose interesthe will travel, being en. abled thereby to act ‘understandingly in the selection of local agents. o . gl SRI Inanother column we give the revised list of premiums to be awarded by the Noble County Agricultural Sogiety, at the Fair to be held on their grounds, on' the 21st, 22d and 23d of September. The list is a'very liberal one, and should be appreciated by the citizens in this section of the country. - Everybody who has not already done so, should begin preparations for the fair'at once. Fix up something, the best you have, ard bring it in for, exhibition.” /After a time you -may have something really fine, which it wilk be well . for you to learn how to exhibit. Let all combine to make the fair the best in every respect ever held in the ¢ounty.

; UNCLE JAKE WOLF was the laste man who crossed the old bridge at this place, on Monday—or more properly speaking, who made an effort in that direction. He reached the middle of ‘the bridge, when he suddenly dis>overed that rickety concern was too weak to support him; and it gave way with a crash, precipitating him’ “intpithe whter heneath, Theédip into tlid ‘wgv,g“: g)f 'ﬁé f:::fing?ﬁ&hgt was very ' but with “lusty singws_be did et s Wy drenched. —_——— t Noa'{cnw;Thg ,iﬁhay "_Lspociation of 'Universalists will ‘hold'its annual session of 1870 in the Towa Hall, gt _Ligonier, godimencing on THesdhy evenigg Bt eight o'clogk rio fy gust 16th. %3¢ minisi b of th ; iatin . ‘:‘:ﬁith visi " ¢ler‘gymen, willbe present to qendit the exercises of the meeting. Gy By Order of Committee.

R &= o ) e T ity \ “% BILLYWILLIAMS was at Goshen on Tuesday 9{_’ last week. = The Democrat, intimates, b a&m.wet 23 ther a‘ghilly | reéeptio’f *on*’tﬁépm of "hi# Fepublicans brethren —a 'government eclerk 'named Latta being about the only ome who seemed to be:deeply concerned in! Billy’ Welfare, . .3} THE effect of the Franco-Prussisn war ‘upon the shipping of the United States; has ot in the least raised the price of tea ‘st Deeker’s, aud he continues to sell groceriés at' the low profite that he usually - puts upon goods. f W are pledsed tonotice thitour frienlll Nhax n.& Co..bas returned m 8 plea- : S .'“lnvrt#}??':"' :;e Mokl douh timg dovmitar | » RELL Y B R IR g TN o ke !Pf {sox dnnons 3"3['”’ fhse a W“W?f’“ des; .andsis: perambuy \ning through the Distriot Witha view of secu: b hothination. . Wtl wonders ‘.““"‘93‘"?' 4 Ly J o MBSO ees—aan bk ""'{éjg Litis clsims ti#ikhe citizens of Waterloo City are.in ‘g_w__“ bssession’ of & boy. Who *glorifies your Beoks,” mﬁ adi § 0 S o : Anvotnofiests o candidates for DANNER 10T one dollar,: payable in adWi 111 BATLUTAY %o o DFRTIT ;&——-———n f{c . “Pro¥. Desing, of Hiram'College, will il SO Bl BOSRTIOII SALST I f e n e i Chch i o e Jither may .“;Mh a .‘ faeadd | ! | me i Nobli ety yrt ‘vies: o) Affon o} ! Batuldey, Augus diroifii Baony | : SIS 3 e f e Y Sanlgy o 0 <A

.It baving come to ouy knowledge t inferior gradesbt Satinet Jeagm@.ﬂ 5 &c., are disposed of under the pretence of being ovr manufacture, we, on and after this gate, offer the above rewsvd to aly person, who can furnish ue satisfactory evidence of the deception. We still continue to manufacture our renowned Satinets, Jeans, Flannels, Blankets, &c., of the best materisl, and have given Sol. Mier exclusive control in the Ligonier market, where our patronscan constantly find a complete assortment at factory prices; ¥ . 4 ¥ JQ. GEISENDORFF &Co. - Rome City, June 20th, 1870.*

pammm-ﬁmm;wm, on and after this date, commence to sell his entire stock of Ladies' Eastern made ‘Shoes, Gaitels, Slippers, &c., at cost and below cost! The entire stock will t : disposed of at these rates. Persons in need of any of the above-named articles, will consult their interests by calling immediately at the sign of the “big boot!” The goods are all first class, and are warranted to suit customers. - ik WGy Ligonier; July 22nd, 1870.-3 t. Moore & THARP have just opened a lot of prime teasand coffees, received from headquarters, which may be “put down” a 8 the very best in the market. It is well ’known that these gentlemen always keep. the best of all kinds of goods in their line,'and they don’t propose to be outdone in the I'me of teas, either in quality or prices.’ 40

THE next session of the Good Templar's County Lodge will meet at Brimfield on next Wednesday, August 10th, at 10 o'clock, A. M. There will be a free lec ture in the evening, for which eminent speakers have been engaged. Evely member of the order-in the county is especially solicited to attend during the entire eession. : W‘ K. SHEFFER, W. S. e A it 5 ; *37= Dr. Pierce’s Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Diccovery is not a fancy drink ‘made of poor poisonous strychnine whis¢ky, proof spiritsand re{use liquol, spiced ‘and sweetened to please the taste and ‘lead topers on to ruin, soare the so called “Bitters” of the day. It isa puré medict nal extract of native roots and herbs, and is'a speedy, safe and sure remedy for all cevere, acute and lingering coughs, los of appetite, “Liver Complaint” or “Bil- , iousness,” and Constipation of the Bowels. Nothing equals it fdr’gurifyﬂﬁg}‘:thg bléod and curing Pimples, Blot-hes, Eruptions, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Scrofulous and all skin diseases. Sold by Moore & Thatp and Druggists generally. : G, ——————— o __ SToves! STOVEs!! AND TINWARE!— -All persons wanting Stoves are réguésted to call‘at E. B. Gerber‘s, who has just received a full car load of the latest and “best patterns; of cook and, parlpr: stoves ever brought'to this marKet. - Manufactured by J. F. Rathbone & Co., Albany, N. Y., whase stoves have no equal for beauty and finish. Call and see them. Last NoricE.—All persons ow'ng the Jate firm of Parker & Gerber ,qrg_.uf%el;tly requested to call at E. B. Gerber's Hard ware Store, and settle before Sept. Ist. Ligonier, Aug. 3, 1870. 3t* ————. . : Goon TRMPLARS,. remember the meet--ing of the County Lodge at Brimficld, next week:. A good time is expected. ] o s KB,

i 'List of Letters ; Remaining in _the Post Office unclaimed at Ligonier, Ind., August 3d, 1870 : Gl 8 Allen, Wilbur ~ |Knapp, J. A® Beers, Allick., . Mon;q;,,ﬁamh Al Biglet, Daniel - ' “|Olry, Francis Cosper, Miss B. Orner, Miss Emily Caffey, Benj. Pearman, Miss M. A Cox, David C. IPittman»; “ Emily Hankins, Miss Lu. |Powers, Wm. 2 Hutchinson, H. E. |Rogers, D. R. Pt Hartzler, Catharine |Stuckrous, Jos. Koffman, Miss Lysa |Smiley, Samuel 2 Kin rs. Pleasant Wh!flqr C.H: |Kﬁ wl . [Youdgidanh | e g calling for any of the & letters will please.say “advertised.” : . :H. M. GoopsPEED, P. M. . MARRIED: ; iy BT YA Fet o T Wy, SECHRIST, of Washington Tp, to Miss AGNES METZ, of Ligonier. ~ - : e ) o DIED:. . i e : Efn %!d&fh#ﬁe ‘ﬁigy%s§ d, m;#,‘ of congestion of the brain, Mav Aexxs, danghter of Hen-. ay“;lg and Louisa M, Liong; aged 6 months and 19 . 2 &4 - 571 1 3 ; T R A * “Thé Qetenstd was ! ‘ot New York, in 1791, and was a soldier in the war of 1812. A$ Ft. Erie, Canada, hereceived a 4 wound in the ankley ‘wz?h, MDever healed during the remainder of hig ﬁ ";‘i\,it’“" EHGW AU Tl A “’: . LIGONIER MAREKET REPORT., Wheat—white, ... 136 'C0rn,............ 90" 'Wl!}::t—“ﬁedf’....‘ 133" gee'?-'vrsi;.=:;f‘:.-. | 30y Oats,. .. ... UaNOO 38099 86tter, ..........0 18 TotatoeN; 00. 4B thavds 0 oA Flaxz 5eed,....... 1:850 |Bege, ...l 7100 i W001,.........35 to 40 |Feathers..... ... 80 EENDALEVISLE MARKET. . (Corrected Weekly by Jacobs & Keller.) Wheat—white, ... 140 (C0mm,............ 90 Wheat—red ...... 135 8eg:’Wax........ [BO gaw............ﬁ.. 55 Elt&er, }‘? - O B o cvinias . PO§ e v onp 0506 mm. AYt }'“1&“ Beps, ..o 15 WOO] Vi ._e-,q-_}..'wﬁ“"ﬁ Xt -EW“""*"“n b ?5' e t————————————————————————————————

Dissolution. PN ‘S;Th(I: ﬁ:nlx)of L.t J. Dunning g Son is lchis day ot Rk s hdpng ususl t%ﬂ “Ditunibig, o 15 L.J. DUNNING, : JESSE L. DUNNING. ksl o) Wik i [ h’rvpjd'lmsé mﬁme ‘Bl A and book accounts of the late firm to Jesse L Dunming. " : L. J. DUNNING. ' While referring to the above, T woald call the ‘ attention of all persons knowing themselves indebted to the late firm to call immedistely.ng settle the same, mé-I; inten® moving West, and: must have my money, ’ 'JESSE L. DUNNING, | Ligpnier, August 1, 1870. b ¥ hep the b%&;‘ ' I‘i‘iﬁmﬁé bysing 4 bottle of Poland’s Humor Doctor, the great systeny renewer, sold 1;; Moore & '.l'hakr‘p Lo - Do not wait for wuég or dn%ndhene to go as it came, bitt get Polatid’s White Pine Compound to cure at once. i i o =ieHaw’s ANo DZEen; ¢ ﬂ efice com iniho { - St arp. : —All casef of debility peculiar to es in x K,m,ﬁ pE, (IS 2oMNOBIen FRBRE Srom paicy — e L. 8. & M.S. R.ngoimdfonr res from the G, R. ‘n. Wil A 1 hin 5 Bscas R l‘areﬁ r a ! per 5:": L w ol dgedlh e ERENy Proprietor, Kendallville, Ang. 3, 1870,-14 I - By wirtue of.a vendiionas m‘ tome issued b; Bt’l;e Clerk of the Court of Common Pau of o pe i BT ! w Isaag B. Applegate, I will offer for sale at pnblzﬁ aucﬂvll.'.:'c?m ‘Court Héuse: door:in the) : N FHUREDAY, AOS TsT tech 70, ON , AUG UST 18th, l:m Retwe TS Yo iand 4 B State, | - The ;west half of the uontﬁ quarte ?M’&?%ﬂb thirty i h of ra-nine. S s .7' % { [ J LT A OO RS ARATRER 257, v Ihiblon, Ind, , July 27th, 1870.—45.70. '~ |

Fifteenth Annwal Fair ! 1 A,—‘,’"ﬁ-‘%' l{ Noble Co. Agricultural Society, v CTOSREMpaAT- ' LIGONLIER, IND., Lo BORAIOTE H September 21st, 22nd, 23rd, 1870 . CLASS N 0.7. I ' HORSES—THOROUGHBRED, o Tt o e ke e By The pedigree must be furnished in full,

LR CLASS Ne. 2. 3 l i ¢, HORSES—GBaADED. ; Best Stallion, 3 years for all purposes,.. 12 00 2d best " " ldo e soo‘ Best Stallion for roadster, speed the test.... 800 9d best do do cees 500 Best Stallion tor dtaoght......bccue.ooeoao.. 800 AP B 0 T Abitatrs s s eas sonene QOB i t + CLASS Ne. 3. } Best Brg sSI RIS il .7B 00 Mm‘db- casaannsennshdn sanil S w 8 0D Best Colt, 3 years old and under 4 .......... 500 2d best a 0 e e Best Colt, 2 years old and under 8 .......... 300 2d best Coﬁo : WD iieaain ggg Sihest Mo T Hmiciemsesmhercsolig e ‘Besthncking Qolt ... .. oo .oviian v & 800 2dbest 0 L..ilieiieciiiiiiiaiaie.s 200 CLASS No. 4. .. HORSET -Dmivina, . Best 5ing1edrivingh0r5é...............0......500 Best trotting teaan, spebd the et timseobe ro! 8 e o lnside:gmmmesE-...............’........ 800 B slaghe ottty eRRt s T 4 Ol n Lar--1 neu;gtmeﬁ&mmlnnm...,...... 800 n:gdztz’e'ftm h‘l‘l.e, nhed e To mare or ¢ andownged byaNohleeg::;nﬂrmer.. 800 2d best :do »do do do .. 500 »; i i‘v' e Lo g 3 waedi 3 CRMSS NO& 00 -~ JACKS AND MULES, ' Bestack .ili il nieni i LAT 00 B desta. LT sl s siles eaB 0D 8ﬁ;mn1e..,.....,....,.................... 500 DO o ittt it est Ty Bestg‘:irot MU, s L TR D P 8 Best - TNIOR, Vocduiiiidesiiiiiavii 800 { S ' 'CLASS No. 6. ¥ e CATTLE. iy ‘ - i Best Durham bull, 3'yeard 0l .. 8545 (5 ces. 1260 L o e T m?.'.‘ff.‘ff‘.’f:f'. 800 'BestDurhamal()’ut!,ayurspid Wi cva ggg Be:% Sehipa ‘g;imgzm ST - 2d-best . %bk " B eoM N siy Best Durham bull alf «........oooee.eommrr 800 DA DASE i(D 1 rennek penakeid moremniiis 778 GO Best Durham cow, 3 years old ...........:.. 200 Béﬁ}))e:;mmdo gdo get 800 ani cow, 2 years old .....r0een.....18 00 ‘ldbeatd%o A 5 {lO ‘f.,..zi\;.‘.‘.""..&.:"1n00 mgW},ﬁmM* 60 2 .. A 0 eEA«n v e o s Best Durham heifer'calf ... %777 0707 300 Sdbest o - adouuiiiiinoo o 0 9600 Devons half as above. i Ms, O L SV CEASS Neo. 7. 7 ¢

| ! Ly 8 QMTLE&G;AS:). 3 6‘9 ';"0, Best bull, 3 u?bldoéévér Gaaitd Fenlo ‘ do mﬂ’ o, ~do ‘......~........""800 do'- 1. do ‘i do Spb s sey niwd iBO TBO el i POBLLOW idade s 5 pevinsibos s Sowitmianai 2l 800 ‘Bestheifer,lyeuold A R T O GOBME Coil s nn T ity G Bestgo!e:-w0rkcame.v...:.........,....... 500 -od b L VT NR R 300 , CLASS No. 8. 3 .~ HOGS. 5 B‘;%til))::trdu ggg o st s iiaie s i S 1 M bewto L osl T T B :8e5t)itter0f(&1g5,b0rm0n.._...;.,......... 500 ‘ ”dbeﬂt . £dO Bleqdecmsaccnans 800 ;-Beauirhea(lbﬂaoc‘khogs.’.':..»;.......... 500 | ' QLASS No:9. ‘ | - FINE WOOL SHEEP. ‘Bestbuckao ggg R ik e enr o aad wsdesi ]& og d do ' do . do iiido .t 800 Best buckdamb................. kLI 30’)‘ Best ewe, 2 years old or 0ver................ 500 do. 1 do and under®............ 300 8e5tewe1amb...............0..0000. .0 007 300 Bestßewes: . ... ..o il T e Pest BRI, o oo i 300 Long wool same as above. # : SOUTH DOWN SHEEP. Ist 24 Baekulii du i s s i 800 6Do Buck, over 1 year and under 2.......... 600 400 Bueßlamb_ ... 00 illiiiiillll 500 3PO Ewe, tw0yeat501d......._............. 600 300 Ewe, oneyearold: .. .t 02 0000 T goo 338 e OWER. ..o eneeaiancin o 500 A @yﬁmi Gaambe. (oo L 2022 TN 00 2100 k.. MUTTON SHEEP. Three fat 5heep........................ 500 300 One: do ou e A ol &TR ARES oo il oi 300 Three rut1gmbg..,_...‘................... 300

1 { ...hl.{ Bt ' s vorn s CLASS Ne. 10. : ' - FARM IMPLEMENTS, ‘ ' Best reaper and MOWer ..o ..ve.nsunn snn... 500 |_2d'best do tacsvsencectooagosas. . BOD Besfgrain arill T ccow s T 800000 gab ‘Betlzido' 200 DeArRRIVAtor. . o ; ‘Besti wt&ét’ . % “Best horse rake S o L e | Hoet frainardle 1.0 l w-Bostgo-horse WABOD S o e siandisnbvi ke sinct i O ‘Best.epringcoveregcamgge..............s.. 508 IBestspring:&eﬂbuggy‘x..—...’............:—.. 8 00 i%g:&s;l;rinsraﬁletnphuggy..........».,.,.. g ' 1 ; plow fo! PUrp05e5.......0... 00k k.. :Best.ghovelplov;..-n...',.z..............:;.f'.v.. 1 e [ T N e ordMs Ne Ir. 1Y | | 2 - FARM PRODUCTIONS. , st 24 ‘Best 3¢ bushel wheat.......... .. .. 78800/ 300’ : ;s:go ; ;&_sm_;-_,,‘........,._..,,".,’Z,f.,-z!i ;ﬁ ‘} go. .. 0ata......_..,.....,..,* 2 : do bar1e{...........,,....;:_ %&»w :-do red clover 5eed........, ;mi ¥ dorziny ﬂm?:hy«md.-;.».......; 100 30 ‘ d?ol t:é ceressisacancnanyy ’% §‘4‘ Beat dis ay pot tpe5..,........-......e,_ 00 by dop Bweet p0tat055....... ..., 116 D i : ;( ,5mmc:mv.................: 850, o aisplagp . kind.,oipiie. b 80, | 950 peck 0MAL0E5....................§ B 0 |9 Latgest waterme10n............c...... | 80 25 Best and largest variety corn, 1 dhr.each 2 king' 3% Eigp4.Boo larges ar each § : . 4o do do whest, Lgalrdo . . zom (%" o 3 oaie Mo'dod 100 . FRUIT, 9 Ist. 2d. | Display of @ varieties of app1e5....~...." 200 1 00Display of grapes ...................... 300 160 go PORM. ..o lgg 543‘ ;.. peachies L.l gl L Ll L v i &) {l5l do. mngdm“fi..;.;.....:.;;i*00 100 CLASS N, 13. e e . PROVISIONMGEw. . bread ...l TRSEIERS 00 1 00 ;m bnuer......‘...‘gg' <o % gg g um o o ) Pl s '8 Fve mm-&%ﬁ, % | 5 i oo t\’* .10 { ;,o!__ho?ey.’. cesccacsncdpinge s cnnsi 00 100 o B SO B e | Gl SRR 1 B L ";":-,; : B we cooTASS ISR | Display ofturkeys . -1 . Jus ssbbatd 200 | 50 p:;.pd‘:?& ..-......--f~,’§?'g_l\g\"-_w . : gg 2 0 duck 5......... vt D¢ 5o R g f:-f? .. CLASS Vodon . ";:'b o P' it WM 59 30 Jing “Sde e imena e g bwen btk R 0 3 0J Salase sng pridie.. . bl -Geee Ao tbes FOO 1300 Pair kip boots 'si-i.{..tr;;’i..’,.,. .g&(.. 300 200 Pa i boots srvskwe awissvensnsane 300 100 Pade pegged fine boots. .. R 200 300 R oo ... 100 ROV v i, oo . . £soB 00 - Parior stoweiotise s i Tl Display of ti B aavie e st e Display-of cs WORKs svevininnseees TUO Washing m.. 100 Set of artificial teeth A o o W O S W | DOMESTIC MANURACTURES. Ist, % Ten yards woolen c10th..............., 300 %?5 g mﬁ}r{ﬁf% en yards jéan5.........0. TR e '.::_? csemmsaeccicansebtnssantsnaasinne '??,“ sreßlarwomre it is BRI ey s O A Pair m5nm.........-...-.........._,.:q;g'gr.; 9 o (T odth Al T, B 88 1 mmulﬁrm oo e ooy ooff v e Tn 0 i ) Shid chaidon o Bl CETIRR R % 185 W Wo.---.é-.--c‘.o . Woolen m'v--uu a«.'x:rmﬁ'%._.x:, g lﬂg —g RIRESLE e 4 2 30 Jof adb o aoloits 50ty 5 (oalhm £ 10 asinoall jo o %A&mﬂ Fop ATEL A 8 Bauy 0P el ‘ daeboshi il Y. o vig, Jwaves .“4% . . Best -wite .‘ ) - “%@iﬂ _; D, , JLargest Sollection Dabliasi . cc.vivost v 00T B 0 aud 189 has amne »,/:'%wv gaesal @ nodadl - SV Groitest videty 0¥ T b '0:!’5;! 100 300" b atar "f*""i'{-; SIE MRS S s 0t Al 2PO Bost X ROMGRIEN, gy 101100 00 S 0 a}eloay :‘ e, 4

wg embr0idery................ 300 300 ] o‘do ii e S 0 R ‘Sample crochet work. ... ...\.......... 00 100 needle WOrk ....i-ne.ouserionss. 200 13. Silk Ottoman c0ver5............... %003 4 3 NOOAIeWOrk CONBE. <.« »vvenrnoronrn. 100 50 ' dO. pa1renf1h..........cvi0v.5100 - 850 Feather O e inciidese 8088 Cotton B i i aliia- RS Worsted Tidy - -v..occeeeeeennnncennns..lCo 50 Li eOB S S T e WS Ay %00 : ' ’b-m'.....I?TZIISIIZIZZIZIZZIZIoo 50 l mehnes s vas w 6 sus s Assuse BbY Ly B ,‘.w.................... g g TONEO.. ... el s Case dried fOWers. ..o.c..iuvereirenn.. 200 100 BGA L. - GLARS N 18, ; ... DRESS MAKING, TAILORING, &c. ; 8e5tmadedre55..............5%........200 100 ido 'nfant'5dre55................100 50 “do bﬂ'smlt:....-..............100 50 do ﬁd'5mt....................100 50 do PR SAY S ‘sm‘ ....;..Z’,1.;.‘_'.'.'.'.".'.’.'.'.'.’.'.'.'..'.;“.1'.'.'.1'.'.'.}g&; g‘g‘ Jancy covers for pillow-slips ‘sheets | Shoes or slj; finished by 1ady.......100 _5O Sek BTI ?tﬁ-. 50 2% Npktie S 0 2B = CLASS N0.%0, ' :. - - MILLINERY. . , Specimen of millinery ~.:.............. 500 300 ' CLASS No. 9. : * FINE ARTS. : ; Ollpainting .. ....ccoueeinneiinee... 300 10D l(oep:;imtngeloo 50 Craycn draw'ng........................ 100 50 Benr e . 1000 58D Petmbuship .. .. . . i.............. 200 10 Doegris i e Rustic i‘&mes. eTRROO 50 W OWPBEE .oiiinide onb ciivne s sin i 3 3 axﬂowmeQOO 1% Wlerrlt2oo 100 Tkt vk i e, i, 2550 103 B work, 8w tc uv eks 4 Ph:nt0ubduquet.}“.'.c...1.'.'.............200 100 5he11f10wer5................... .......100 &0 Worsted f10wer5........................100 50 Featherﬂ0wer5..........m..:,...._.....1.00 50

TERTINET YDATVESR # e e ess s Meeeisaseadan sy RIS U 5 ' Q& 3 > e CLASS No. 22. e : 4 MUSIC. ’ pe5tb5nd0fmn5icinna.....:.................0090 " CLASS N 0.93. vi - : SWEEPSTAKES, | Swaeg‘mkea trotUing.. .. .ol ii it - SSOO B:;l‘ g do .ig:l; R o os Sa AR 0, o o a'e 2.6 olnn'e ob 4 5 MB;:t g........;............;............. 500 " CLASS Ne.2d. : ; MISCELLANEOUS. All articles not mentioned in the above classes will be referred to the Miscellaneous Committee, and the jndges will be, authorized to place sach premiums on the same as they may deem proper.

; JONIN WEIR & CO’S HARDWARE ‘STORE, ”’\l ! s;‘ ML IR e g T 9 West Side of Cavin Street, i mniptar e =, e f’maﬂ!m FSTR o ARDIANA, L ‘Knp. cqnshnily en hand | | Blacksmith, Carriage and Wagon- | é "~ s .py::;{;{, b, ' Makers’ Mﬁaﬁ, 89 P And alarge md varied assortment of Tron, Cast & Spring Steel, Saiar AT s, SPIKES, BRADS, TACKS, #ESwC., ' : v itz ; ] TRy Togetbér with a large stock of ! Axles, Bprings, Clips, sth Wheels, ' 7 'Boltsand Bands., ¢ ¢ Cutlery and Shelf Hardware, - BuILDERY Hzﬂfiﬂﬁ%&izﬁ:ﬁf Gorptfo a 8 Buildorsy Toos! In endless varieties, and of the best stock. &l 5 - -HE ca IS g WEIR'ECO. ! Ligonier, July 27, 1870, | ¥

REMOVAL REMOVAL. e i"':;;<,u | . o o ’ R .‘.‘E ¥ ’ DY :{3 sieiee bl ey Anad T M_ S o, »{»th_ v_v- i ,»:-: ; qémo ‘» ; 4 'f‘ “ﬁ?" o '# 3 4 ; WLJ;,; & oL . Al be will be pleased ¢ 8.0 i Tes s- - s S S4B Thavkful for S con tion of. the.same from the :‘ruaz’;hg;o:‘kuuﬂnne and pirrounding counAry. Hisstock of goods is complete, . ' oaetiville, Moy 18 10K | - ATTENTION, FARNERS] # SWOR'THEBEST & CHOICEST - | a 4 TOPLT LB o e B y RO R 2 | ¢ GROCERIES, 7. OfEvery Description, sndfor - : | 1 PURE LIQUORS for HARVEST, [ UAUBxtremely Low Prices, Callat mm miCavliuh.Ané door sonth of L, “" Low &6V Clothing Store, keptby o CLEMENS KAUFMAN, - Ligonier, May®5,1870.:4 " o . .. |

<+ Solomon in new Quarters!’ .. . Tas subscriber would respectfally ‘annonnce R by G into the hnilding fase.. otly cocapied by . Mior & 00 parchased & ey T 70 Q'@Q‘d!‘m;‘%ﬁi! iy a 8 now prepared to supply every deman: in his line p ,llym;g"u any other es tablishmenfintown, =" . . ? | * Refreshy t&ﬁ,%honrs. ; i Jfﬂl)h. KERMAN. .. Ligonier, Bepk/ 6th; 1869. . - Sl == aF | : [ . - L WYSTERIES OF MORMONISM - rier, - 8 KX LOSE o ‘ g‘i'c'iz RUE, fﬂBR and tfdr CRIMES, - Withi & falland suthentic history of POLYGAMY and the Mormon Bect, from’ its origin to the present time. . tind Agents are megting it wnijirecedented sugcess, one reporésigs subgeribe 'infonrdgi'" snother 71 ig'two days. “AGENTS WANTED! Send for circulars.:figdress, NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO.. Chitago, Ui, incinnati, Obie; ~’N’:‘(‘ Mo et ,; iq7 : go it {s6y ¢ 0 ‘ANY $1 50 BOOK PUB ISHL XA BD TN ths UNITED STATES - ,wgﬁfm UCATIONAL Gavery _,m%;_T mt»;;w Hosiand pledsare of all dlassed. .” Toihis,'s2.oo S 0 0 cta additional o pastage 08/ taing W‘ ' mli tl;do?n" r con 4 1 Rre nmn o.Vglg%eof 000 ‘Pages:B¥9¢ pubAR ; ”-3;' _‘k;‘, Far Y coutaining list.of valuab ooks. '-A" N 2 LTI g o ol f"("‘!*."' ', ““"" e '. of your futi .”‘r ife, with name and | B BT e Apdreny W FP ?WPIK‘I’ Saissustl gasia o wolonsinag® iSE mmeps i N.’un“?)’t'er;s'.m”; :"E‘s)jt? ﬁc-sfa “ % STROS i iR i

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' We Call v e . " . the attention A ¢ of the citizens of - { Ligonier & vicinity : “;I ou.ﬁmd ; £ | s ﬂ Ready- : G ; s for Hon it ) i Bogl and the Children, for the . present Summer and Fall C . ' trade. We have bought our entire stock st the lowest figures for Cash, and con'sequently will be able to sell at prices so very ‘low as to stisfy everybody. Ourstoek compi ‘ses all the latest styles o{thn teasonin dress'& business Suits, Spring Overcoats, Boys Suits and childrens’ . fancy suits. In Geats’ . Furnishinggoods” ; and Hats and Caps - you will find all ; the latest novelties ' and at salitimes a full essortment from whichto select. All our G oods are of the best manu- fact’'re sad are: -of the latest styles, &e. &e. All that we now * desire is that ?uties in want of cloth - ing willexamine ourstcck before purchasing elsewhere,fee ng . sure they . will save both time and money. — We intend to get the trade of all ofour patrons‘and friends by uonest . dealin%l., and keeping what thié§ wantsof the L pub - lic demand, and taking a small profit on each article, which wmgmnké in alla very large trade. We would call par- iticnlar attention to our departmentof - PR | vaoul:Q:'l and Ctaildrenl;:i(}loging. e have spared no pains to procure the largest, best made and most faghiona & ble stock to be - found in this| or a’n§, other. - .. town west of New York.—~ + . Parents are ::Rae'mly imvited to ‘and ex- . . . amine this department, and will find * . themselv’s very well .- repaid,for we keep the best assoTrt- : . wentof ° any hou- | sein this Town. — . . Wecan ) : but say | toall i that in | Goods ; . and pri~_ces you will . be pleased at L. Low ‘ : & Co’s House.

t&"Remember that we employ the best and mbst‘.' fﬁshionable qu'ﬁt_fér iﬁ? Northern In"diaga, g - Mr. Wm. HERBST, who will make it his objec;t to secure the neatest “ fit” to be obtairiéd anywhere, for: the truth of which we réfer to all who have tested his skill. 1 L. LOW & CO. Ligonier, Jaly 20, 1870.-12 | i |

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THE GREAT BLOQD PURIFIER oot KND: SYSTEM RENEWER. One bottle will cure a tarpid eondition of the vﬁa.:botﬂe will clear'the Bystem of bile. ‘ can kﬂl‘;bdmeshlt:hg ’%T 0 cure the jora o worst Kind of aryeipetan. 5 "POLAND'S : hlgg:rt&m%byoglesm wpr::nted to cure all iSe mmaied o qup riasing o w?gl;g nﬁeﬁb@%m warranted to cure corRt v ol i3l spesn g i IR Yoy o cuv e s R o cure the i four betklon . Ar, warranted to ¢yro g %Wummmm t:: ; o > ¢ t 98 are. 0 to .¢! TR S 1T Uhah S b 7 i DOOTOR " Orie o 'two bokles are wiirratited to etre'sick: M neDokite 4 warranted to curé fhe worst ease S FIRS it biltied 15 Pasrkillelf to e ohtiva state of the bowels. ;. 38" g el HUMOR DQCTOR is composed enYéigow'nock."' NWM:: W"ﬂm’. root.’ Ay dru o will tell you that RN R D et safe, yet sure and effective in its action. - . PREPARED AT THR' ~~'" & “NEW ENGLAND BOTANIC DEPOT, BOSTON, MS. : om/ a 4 $lOO per Bottle: Six PR o T v, o

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Itigan nnﬁiﬁng Remedy in all-cases of Neuralgia Fecialis, often effecting a perfect cure in less than twenty-four hours, from the use of no more than two or three pills. 5 i s No other form of Neural gla‘or Nervous Disease has failed to yield tothis wonderfnl Remedial Agent. - Even in the severest cases of Chronic Neuralgia and general nefvous"‘dempmnnh—of many years standing—affecting the ré system,. its use for a few days;or a few weeksat the utmost; alwaysaffords the most astonighing relief, 'and very rarely fails -to produce a complete and pérmanént cure. . ' It contains no drugs or other materials 'in- the slightest degree injurious, even to the most delicate system, and can always be used with perfect safety. It has Tong been in ‘constant use by many of our. most eminent physicians, whag‘lvo it their unanimous and ungnaliﬁu_l approval.. The following amon’gmny .of ogr best citizens testify to its wonderful efcacy. : AL AN T 5

‘‘Having used Dr. Turner's Tic-Douloureax or Universal Neuralgia Pill personally—and in numerous instances recommended. it to patients suffering with neuralgia—l have found it, without an exception, to aceomplish /all the proprietors have claimed for it. ] J. R. DILLINGHAM, Dentist. - 12 Winter Street; Bosfon, Feb. 18th, 1867, . Mr. J. M. R. Story, for many years an apothéecary in this- city, and for three years during the war, in the Hospital Department under the U. 8. Govern-. ment, thus speaks of it : £ ' ...“I have known Dr. Turner’s Tic-Douloureux or Universal ‘Neuralgia Pill for-twenty years. I'have sold it and used it personally, and 1 have mever known of a case where it _dldy net give relief. Customers have told me they would not be without it if each pill cost 10 dollars. T think it the most reliable and, vajuable remedy for Neuralgia and Nervous diseases in the world.” ~ . gt

g '.MEBSR%‘TUBNEB&;CO;- f oeds i gy R ¥ *|, Foralong time a member of our family has suffered severely with Neuralgia. The pain wagelmost ndpndura%le. We tried various medicines ‘without guccess. A few nionths agowe began the uee of your Pill. .It has proved perfestly suceessful, and | ‘7o traces of the diseaso umﬁ? . I can gladly recom--mend your Remedy to all sufferers from Neuralgia,5 Respectluﬂyghhu,' 77 .Wi PELTON, - .Btg;tm:,blfarchl 9 BT, . s ‘Counneduor at Law. " ent by mail on'réceipt of price an pmhgo bEs One package - - gI.OO Postage 6 cents. Six Packages - " - 5.00 e gy Liee o {*té; sonlﬁ by all dealers in: drugs and medicines' 0 Lig e f Yk s i .. TURNER & 0., Sole Proprietors; . 16w4 “ 20 Tremont St., BOSTON, MASS.

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