The National Banner, Volume 5, Number 16, Ligonier, Noble County, 17 August 1870 — Page 3

3 . e ' 4 Hational Banner, AR 411 A R LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. COUNTY CONVENTION. The Democrats and all other citizens of -Noble County who are in favor of an honest, just and economical administration of our local affairs, are hereby requested to meet in county convention at Albion, on . SATURDAY, AUGUST 21h, 1870, or the purpose of nominating candidates for the following offices : ; " Representative, Clerk, Auditor, Treasurer, Sheriff, one Commissioner for the northern district, one Commissioner. for the middle district, one' Commissioner for the southern district, Surveyor and Coroner. : ~J. B. STOLL, ; Chairman Democratic Central Cominitee ¢oo O i : Joint Canvass. s Gen. Milo S. Hasesll, independent candilate for Congress, will immediately challenge Billy Williams to a joint can vass, Several prominent Republicans ex‘press doubts as to Billy’s willingness to accept the General’s challenge. - Let us wait and see. . i : ; e — ~ CAnn'at Dr. Gants, and examine speei. niens of & tificial teeth. — ) Mrs. SaMuEn MoSyreir, df Elkhart. township, has our thanks for several dozen of cucumbers and . tomatoes. - | | ——— Ler everybody go to the;Pic nic for “the benefit of the soldiers wounded in the great struggle Ik)i'.(}etgnan unity, at Reed’s Grove; near Kendallville, on tomorrow. .. : g : |- it NWby S PoSTMASTER GOODSPEED has been confined to his bed in consequence of an attack of bilious fever.” We are pleased to record that the prospeets for his early recovery are flattering. ' , |— e — Tugr abolition of stamps on receipts does not - take effect until the first of Oc tober, and applies to all receipts, no matter of what amount. Promissory notes of less than one hundred dollars are also excmpt after that date. L —— - % : A GextLEMAN from Elkhart county writes' us'in a lengthy letter, that the ‘Democrats throughout that cbunty are well satisfied “and indeed most of them gratified, with our course on the 11th” in wdiving a nomination for Congress. 5 e ~ “Wny stand ye here all the_day idle ?” why don’t you “iniprove each shining hiour ' and g)uy'your @roceries'at William Crow’s % {le is selling groceries cheap, and first rate li’argnins can be obtained by these who have stamps to pay for. their purchases, i

ranco Prussian: WAR. — Although the war still rages with unabated fury, and n@twithstanr!ing the sudden rise in gold, C Eldred, of the City Drug Store, continues to sell Drugs, Tobaccos, Cigars, anil fine Liquors, at theold priee, for cash. (tive hima call, in Mier's Block, Ligonicr, Indiana. . j

Moori & Tuane, at the popular drug and grocery store, east side of Cavin St., arc 'always up to time .with drugs and groceries of all kinds. They take great care and use good ju{igment in selecting and buying all’ their goods so that they can sell to the satisfaction and best inter ests of their. customers. 1 e~ e — . We suppos¢ the war in Europe has nothing to do with the rush a;‘J. Decker's grocery, but an “internal” warfare induces the hupgry to make for ‘that " place, where all can be supplied with everything in the line of groceries and provisions, of the best' qualities, fresh and nice, and at modorate prices. e e — Dogs it not seem somewhat remarkable that a fellow who boasts so loudly of his devotion to principle is daily seen in cai‘nest consultation with such radical politicians as Tousley, Clapp, the court-house Rads; Prentiss & Compary? Are these proper persons to scek advice for the promotion of the democratic cduse ? —_—— et P—AN esteemed old friend, Adam Klaiss, of Linglestown, Dauphin co., Pa., sends us “two new subscribers for the BANNER,with the ready cash, fcr which we tender him our sincere thanks. He says the BANNER is a great favorite with the Democrats of that village, and that it is read with much _interest by all who can get hold of the paper. e . oo il e 7 WE bave just leceived a bill of weod _ type from the celebrated house of Wm. H. ~ Page & Co., of Greenville, Conn., which makes complete our assortment of type “for poster work. Marder, Luse & Co. have also lately made - additions to our stock of metal types, and anything in the line of letter-press printing can now be done in a superior manner at this office.

. ANoTHER WAR. —The crowned heads ot Europe are engaged in war, but Geo. C. Glatte, of the Pioneer Storec at Kendallvine, 18 nOt willing to bo vanjuished. He has just declared hostility against the working man’s enemy, “high prices,” and is disposing of an immense stock of: groceries at cost prices. Call and see, it may be the best opportunity for cheap bargains,

Tue Tax-ravers of Elkhart county are under special obligationto an “*Old Line Democrat” who, in a series of articles published in the Goshen Democrat, exposes the mismanagement of county affairs by the radical officers. These articles are ably written, replete with facts, and cannot fail to wield great influence at the next election. The ill natured attacks upon the writer of these articles by the Goshen Z%mes conelusively prove that somebody feels badly hurt, and that the “situation” is becoming very uncomforta-: ble for radical candidates, et A ; It affords ‘us no small degree. of pleasure to thankfully acknowledge the receipt of numerous letters from all portions of the county containing assurances of undiminished friendship and expressions of confidence in ourability to thwart the designs of the Radicals in prejudicing Democrats against the action of the Kendallville convention last Thursday. These encouraging letters are doubly welcome, firstly because they breathe the spirit of genniae friendship, and sccondly becauso they furnish conclusive'proof that neither Democrats of Noblecounty,

~ German Meeting at Kendallville. A meeting of German and American ‘citizens was held August Bth, at Rossbacher Hall, for the purpose of expressing sympathy with the people of Germany in their struggle against that usurper, the Emperor of France, and at the same time to deliberate on the practicability of giving pecuniary aid to the wounded in battle and the widows and orphans caused by this unholy crusade, Mr. George Glatte was unanimously chosen Chairman, and Charles G. Aichele, Secretary of the meeting. Mr. Glatte after taking the chair, explained in a short speech in German, the purpose of the meeting and announced the victories already achieved by tle German arms, which was enthusiastically received by those present. Mr. James Colegrove, ‘Esq, was then called for al speech /in English, which he made ina masterly manner, evincing.great sympa‘thy with the German cause, and in which he showed.that he tboﬁoughly understands the question at issue in this struggle and | for which he was repeatedly cheered by | the house. After the conclusion 6“ Mr. ‘ Colegrove’s speech, on motion, & committee ot fivé was appointed by the Chair to ‘ draft resolutions in accordance with the sentiments of the meeting. The Committee, consisting of the following gentlemen : Oscar Rossbacher, Rev. Mr. Duechmig, Reuben Miller, C. G. Aicheie and Dr. N. Teal, of the Journal, withdrew, and after their return offered the following resolutions, which were unun“imously adopted : =

- Wnenreas, The present Emperor of IFrance has waged war against German Unity without any just cause, and has attempted to invade German soil, and WHEREAS, This war, besides the loss of life, must- be the causs of great suffering and destitution, and . 'WHEREAS, During the late war in America substantial aid and sympathy was rendered by the Germans to the Federal cause, therefore be it . Resolved, By the German and native citizens of Kendallville, that this struggle on the part of Germany under the leader: ship of Prussia is in our eyes not a dynastic quarrel, but a struggle of .the German nation against the dictation and robbing policy of the Napoleonites. Resolved, That this struggle on the part of Germany is not only a struggle in the interest of Germany, but in the in: terest of Universal Peace and the national integrity of Europe and America, as the attempt to create an Empire in Mexico has demonstrated,

Resolved, That in this struggle Germany challenges the sympathy of the Ameri-, can nation and;the American government. Resolved, That the sympathies of the German American citizens are increased in the hope that the arch ewemy of German.unity, who has divided her for cen-. turies, shall be humbled, and be made peaceable, and Germany through her victories to become a free, united and great nation. i T

Resolved, That we substantiate our sympathies by contributing our mite for the relief of the svohnded, the widows and orphans, caused by this struggle, and for that purpose hold a picnic on the 18th of August, the net proceeds of which to be appropriated as above specified. ; Resolved, = That the proceedings of this meeting be published in- all the papers in Noble county and the Fort Wayne Staats-zeitung, and on motion of Mr. Col grove it was v v :

~ Resolved, That a copy of these proceedings be sent to the office of State of the Ptussian Government, ;i Upon motion of Mr. Wichman an Exe cutive Committee was then appointed with power to select a President, Secretary and Cashier, and to appoint all necessary Committees for the pending pic-nic, after which the meeting adjourned, subJject! to the call of the Executive Committee. - GEORGE C. GLATTE, Pres. Cias. G. AICHELE, Sec. ~

Base BALLn. — The Clippers, of ‘South Bend, made their appearance in this place, yesterday, and proceeded to give the Novcltys a lesson in the National Game;— which they did to the tune of of 14 to 17 in favor of the Ligonier boys. 8 o o THE Sf‘EORE: NOVELTY: (O|R _l_tb om-—m:ns: 2_3 LQ Beazelaﬁ.\'ﬁ\s‘ 2"‘2\ Patterson p\4\ 2\—2‘ 2 Ferguson p..| 5| 1| 0| I}||Lindsey 2b.| 3| 3| 2| 3 Scottcf .....| 2| 3| 4| 4||* Muchy” ss| 2| 35| 5 Hig'n’bot’'m ¢| 2| 1| 4| 4| |Hogue, c...| 2| 2| 4| 4 Hathaway Ib} 5! 1} 1 lj Ta%orrl‘.‘.. 311,12 Sherwood 2bl I'4‘ 3) 1| [Kuhns 3b 2| 4| 0] 2! 2 Tibbettlf....| 8| 2| 2| 2| |Hullef ... | 4| 0] 2| 2 Patterson ss.| 3| 2| 2 Ch’stn’td Ib| 1| 2| 4] 4 Simmongrf.._g_lfj Howelf....| 4| 1 I]2 T0ta1.........|27(17(20/93] | Total ... |27|14|23|% i T INNINGS: « LoLd a 5 e T, 8,9 NoßelovL. 400, J3l, . 2.0, 1,100 6-17. Clippers......oo, 1, 1,19 1,8, 2.0, 414, Umpire.—l. E. Knisely. ] Segrers.—Novelty, Chas. Braden; Clipper, J. J. Staples. g f 7 The game, as will be. seen, was close throughout, both sides doing their best. The Clippers play the Eurekas of Kendallville to-day. They beat ‘the “Shoo Flys” of Elkhart on Monday, by a score of 13 to 15. | | B e o s ErECTION OF OFFICERS.—At the regnlar’ meeting of the I. O. G. T. Lodge, on Friday evening last, the following officers were installed for tbe ensuing quarter :— W. C. T, Wm. P. Johnson; W.V. T, Miss Elizabeth Jackson; W. 8, J. W. Peters; W. T., Miss Ella Duesler; W. F. 8., Frank P. Hartzell: W. M.,J. H. Hoffman; W. DoM., Miss Julia Domer; W. 0. G,J. A. McDowell; W. 1. G, Miss Hattie' McLean; W. A. 8., Miss Rosa Jones; P. W. C. T, H.S. Fassett; R. H. 8, Miss Julia Baldwin; L. H. 8, Miss Mary Harter. . - | .

SHCOTING IN LAGRANGE.—A dispatch from Lagrange states that an exciting shooting affray occurred in that place, on Friday last, between two prominent citi-. zphs and leading Re‘publicéps,‘J . D. Devor, editor of the Standard, and Capt. J. L. Drake. Devor was stopped by Drake, who said he was going to cane him, whereupon Devor drew a revolver, firing four shots at Drake, without effect. Drake fired three in return, with like resalf.— The trouble- resulted from the proceedings of the:Williams and Hascall conventions held at Goshen, = Tur Eel River Conference of the Christian Church will hold an annual meeting at Wolf Lake, commencing on to-morrow and to continue until Sunday. The exercises will conclude with a basket meeting in the grove near the Lake. e NG The Democracy of Elkhart county will ‘meet in convention at Goshen on Satur. day next, for the nomination ot a county ticket. | | ; e @ e WaNTED — One thousand ' bushels. of Flax Seed, for which we will pay the ‘higiiest market price. e 16t3 »s o P:x:wd & ME?G?,IER.', Examine Canfield and Emery’s Ladies and Misses’ Gaiters before purchasing.— ‘This stock comprises all the latest styles and are of tho most substantial finish, e

The Magnetic Springs in Michigan. .y Orseco, MicH., Aug. 15, 1870. DEAR BANNER:—There are quite a -number of persons in Noble county who inré desirous of having a truthful story about.these famous magnetic springs. I have tried-them for myself, and as to what good they Liave cone for me will be better told to those who know me, when I come ‘home.- At the present I am Joing well ; bave thrown aside my cane, and I can run about as nimbly as any one, while T suffer no pain. My rations are devoured ‘with a relish, and I think I will entirely recover my health iu a short time.

There are numcrous cases here with which I have become acquainted, that were a great deal worse than mine, which are now wholly recovered and sound.— One man, named }’_h_ilip Dreisbach, from White Pigeon, had been stricken with palsy, his arm was crooked, his jaw was drawn to one side, and he could not talk —he was a frightful sight to behold. In three weeks he was fully restored in shape of body, and now-talks as well as he ever did. Tam acquainted with this gentleman, and converse with him every day, Another case is that of Z. Cole, of Indianapolis. When he came here he was covered from head to foot with scrofulous sores, and was nearly blind. Within four weeks’ time after his arrival here be was cured: ~ o il . :

- Tt is not worth while for me to state particular cases, but I will merely say that there are hundreds heie from all sections of the country, who are deriving benefits from these springs. . - oy The water of the springs is highly magnetic—by holding a knife in it for three or four minutes, the blade becomes sufficiently charged to pick up an eight penny nail. The analysis of the water is:

Solid residie in ga110n.......... 26.20 Bi-carbonate of 1ime."............ 14.20 do magnesia .......... 152 " do fan. ook 9T Suolphatedime oo o 0 Ll Lo 60 Sulphate potash «.... .10 00000 LED Chloride sodipm, ... .v:30......- 1.65 Silfeaten . v o v o 0 280 Organic matter and loss ......... 210 Sulphureted hydrogen, a trace. Free carbonie acid in gallon, 8 cubic in. , RR. C. KEDZIE, 'Prof. Chemistry Agricultural College. Otsego is 4 beautiful village of fifteen hundred inhabitants, lying on the banks of the Kalamazoo river, and is on the Kalamazoo division of the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad. ; : - The crops in this region are good, and nearly as earlg- as with you. The people appear to be enjoying an abundance of everything. : « T will venture to say to those of Noble county who are afflicted with palsy, scrofula, rheumatism or nephntis, that if they will come to these springs, they can be quickly and permanently cured.’ i N. E. DoANE. L : : Our Distriet Ticket. Amidst the excitement over the congressional contest, the nomination of W. C. Wilson, Esq., for Circuit Prosecutor, 'W. G. Croxton, Esq., for Common Pi’leas Prosecutor, and Mr. Joseph Zollinger for Joint Representative, seems to be cntirély overlooked. = . . " The convention was extremely fortun: ate in the selection of thesée gentlemen for the positions named. They rii‘"e men of sterling integrity, eminently qualified, and entitled to the warm support of the Democracy and Conservatives. We raise their names to our mast-heads, to-day, and will ‘refer to the individual merits of our candidates at a future period. ; Lt 2 * The Great Plague.: The worst of the great epidemics of the Middle Age was the Black Death. This celebrated plague standing alone in its colossal horror, originated in China in the early part of the fourteenth century. Its accompaniments were ghastly and terrific in the last degree. It overran threequarters of the globe and swept off a hun, dred million human beings. Twenty five million perished sinder the shock in Eu rope. During its prevalence a pestilential Ja gale blew oxer the island of Cyprus, be-’ neath which the inhabitants instantly fell dead by hundreds, as if death had opened a forge in the air and blasted them with fire. In the city of Venice over & hundred thousand died in a few months. S \

- Tue Republicans of Noble county will meet in convention next Saturday for the purpose of nominating a county ticket.— The slate is made up as follows: For Representative, Dr. Norman Teal, editor of the Kendallville' Journal ; Clerk, Col. ,Wm. C. Williams; Treasurer, E. H. Fish er; Auditor, John 'D. Black; Sheriff, Henry Wolf. The main fight will be made over the nomination - for' Auditor and Sheriff. Black has the inside track; but a new candidate may be sprung in the person of A. J. McCollum, of Orange. There is but little doubt of Wolf’s nomination for Sheriff. A lively time may be anticipated. : i

FroM an article in Tuesday's Chicago Tribune it may be inferred that that able journal will give its support to Gen. Hascall, in the congressional contest in the Tenth Distriet. Billy' William§ vote against the Marshall revenue-reform resolution has rendfered him anoiious toa very large number of Republicans.

WE call the attention of our readers to the professional card of H. G. Zimmerman, Esq., a young lawyer of decided ability, who - has opened an office in this place. Our knowledge of Mr. Z. as a gentleman of integrity enables us to recommend him as being eminently worthy of public confidence. :

Every farmer in Noble county should take the BANNER, and in order that they may do so, we will take wood, or any kind of produce, such as butter, chickens, potatoes, &c., very willingly, on their subscription. Couwne along, friends, and give us a trial, A '

On the 6th of June, 8 son of Mr. L. Covell, of Ligonier, left home with a fine horse, to attend a horse fair at Galesburg, Michi%an. He is known-to have sold the animal at that place on the 11th, but since that time no clue to his whereabouts can be obtained. - He is 27 years old and at the time of leaving home, had on a pair of checked cotton pants. His friends suspect some foul ;s:‘,‘; . Any news respecting him would be gladly received. — Elkhart Review. : . Dr. Gants inserts artificial teeth at lower rates, for cash, than any other dentist in Northern. Indiana, :

. $25.00 Rewnrd. o _ It baving come to iour knowledge that mferior grades of Satinet, Jeans, Flannels, &c., are disposed of under the pretence of being' qur manufactmfe, we, on and after this date, offer the above reward to any person, who can furnish ue satisfactory evidence of the deception. - We still continue to manufacture our renowned Sati: nets, Jeans, Flannels, Blankets, &ec., of the best material, and have given Sol. Mier exclusive control in the Ligonier| market, where our patrons can constantly find a complete assortment at factory prices. J. C. GEISENDORFF & Co. Rome City, June 20th, 1870.* !

. TuosE of my customers who are Indebted on old accounts, are requested to come forward now and settle the same. I have at all t'mes been disposed to accommodate, but must now insist- upon payment. Those paying no attention to this notice, will be reached by more effective measures. (15-3 t. F. W. SHINKE.

More than 500,000 people bear testimony to'the wonderful curative of Dr. Pierce’s Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery. It/cures Bronchitis; and the worst lingering coughs. As an Anti-Billious medicine for “Liver Complaint” it has no equal. It permanently cures constipation of the bowels, cleanses and purifies the blood and thereby cures Scrofulous and Syphilitic taints, and all diseases of the skin, as Pimples, Blotches, Boils, Rashes and Eruptions. Sold by druggists.

Goop NEws. — Dr. Higgins, of New York, will be at the Helmer House, Ligonier, from August 16th to the 20th, and at the' Kelly House, Kendallville, from August 20th to September Ist. Dr. H. is an old practitioner and of many years standing. Don’t fail to read his handbills. The poor treated free of charge, from 7to 9 o’clock, A. M. Consultations free. : 15-2t* Last Notice.—All persons owing: the late firm of Parker & Gerber are urgently requested to eall at E. B. Gerber’s Hard--ware Store, and settle before Sept. Ist. Ligonier, Aug. 8, 1870. -Bt* ; , Canfield and Emery will sell you better made Boots and Shoes for less money than any other firm in the country dare do. Call and see if this is not true. Dr. GANTS is now prepared to insert artificial teeth in a superior manner. A NEWw stock of Doots and shoes just. ‘unpacked at Shinke’s, and which will be sold at the most reasonable prices. Call and sece. e

SUBSCRIPTION RECEIPTS, The following persons have paid their subscription to the NATIONAL BANNER during the past week. The figures opposite each name indicate the Vol. and No. 'to which payment is made ¢ Vol. No. .C. C. Buchtel, Ligonier ........6 — 10 Lewis Sites; . .do o i hißB—ils Daniel Keehn, do : ......:..5 — 41 Jacob Sarber, do ' ........6 —l5 G 8. Bricker,/|Swan... .......s:— 28 James Halferty, A1bi0n........6 — 15 Joseph Hall, Kendallville......s — 28 A C.F. Wichmando - . ......5 — 52 Gideon Walker, do e— 41 James Colegrove, do’ ......5 —52 A. M. Parsons, G05hen.........6 — 12 Johp Amon, Avi11a..... . .=..6 — 26 Wm. L, Blair; Butler ..........6 — 6 George T. Barney, Elkhart..... 6 — 8 John Kime, Pennsylvania......s — 41 Thomas Yeager, do civ...b — 41 H. Zimmermann, G05hen.......5 — 37 Daniel Mohn, Wolf Lake...... 5 — 28 ' LIGONIER MARKET REPORT. Wheat—white, ... 124 :C0m,........,... 65 Wheat—Red,..... 115 |Bees Wax,..”.... 30:: Ot Slian s a 3 Bulterde LOO 18 Potatoes, .i...... 451 (LAPd, iii e veoi oo 18 Flax 5eed,....... 1 503 ,Egg 5 15 W001,...:.....35 to 40° Feathers..... ... 80 KENDALLVILLE MARKET. (Corrected Weekly by Jacobs 4&: Keller.) Wheat—white, ... 135 [C0rn;............. 90 Wheat—red.....vlﬂi’ 'BeesWax,....... 30 QB it iy 80 TR oSI 18 Potatoes,. ......... 40 4Tan Loo oo 20 F1nx5eeﬁ,........ 200 HRbel s o eo2 AR Wool .........35 to 42 |Feathers,........ 90

eTiB A B SR LTS SRR SAE B, =, e 1 DIED: In Sparta township, August 12th, 1870, Mrs. SARAH NOE, aged 67 years. . The deceased was one of the earliest settlers of Noble county. She for many years led a consistent Christian life, and died in the faith of the Free Will Baptist Church. In Ligonier, August 14th, 1870, WILLIE, infant son of William Herbst. - In Ligonier, August 15th, 1870, infant son of Philip Carr. o O e e e U R P TAR BB Tt H. &. ZIMMERMA_N, oy ATTORNEY AT LAW, Office on Cavin Street, over E. B. Gerber’s § - Hardware Store, - LIGONIER, - - . - INDIANA. August 17th, 1870. : , T pnr bR s With pains in the back and loins, with irritable bladder and the annoyance it causes; with neuralgia and rheumatism, with dumb‘u%ue and its discomfor&lsnd with headache, when they can be cured by the use of WAYNE'S DIURETIO AND ALTERBATIVE EXTRACT, 2 ACKNOWLEDGED SUPERIORITY OF ROBAOK'S Brrrers,’ These far-tamed Bitters are by all admitted to be in their purity as a stimulant, their efficacy as a medicine, and strengthening properties as a tonic, superior to-any other known compound: The government acknowlediea this in issuing them'to the army, and fathers.acknowledge this in using them in their families. : ! i Roback’s Bitters.are known throughout the civilized world ; and as theg are growing in public estimation continunally, they will soonibe the one great universal remedy, supplanting all similar preparations everywhere, i Keep the blood %n-e and avoid fevers by using a. bottle of Poland’s Humor Doctor, the great system renewer, sold by Moore & ’l‘harg. Do not wait for a cough or ki na disease to go as-it came, but get Poland’s White Pine Compound to cure at once. { i G ! —Fellow’s Worm ljozen%es is the only remeddy in | existence combining’ harmless qualities with deli- | clous taste and amazing power. Suld bly Moore & Tharp. N 14{ st-alt —All cases of debility 'peculiar to females will find a sovereignremedy in Doctor Swett’s Female Strengthening Cordial.’ Sold by Moore & Tharp. | License Notice. G Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will apply, at the next regular meetin%;)t the%oard of Commissioners of the counutyof Noble, Indiana; for license to sell intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than one quart at a time; said liquors to be sold and drank on my premisés, sitnatea as follows: On lot number 42 in the village of Wawaka, Elkhart township, in said countﬁ. : . X H. HNHUGHES. Wawaka, Aug 10, 1870-15* e ———————————————————————————————————— _ ——————incss P : . 2 NOVELTY?” ; | OROIDE GOLD FOUNTAIN PEN, " These pens equal, and guaranteed two years to do the same service as the best gold pen.— Samples sent, Fyst %nid 25 cents per dozen. Patent Eraser, Pen Holder, Peucil Sharpener, Letter Openg-, ete., bomi:ine‘d.p:ioe 25 ‘cents. Patent Corn Husker, 50 cents. Agents can make from $8 to $l5 per day. Seudﬁtor«oircnlus and samples; to - JAMES CERARD & CO., 16m38 P. 0. Box 8391, 85 Nassau St., N, Y. NOTICE. . To all whom it magbconcm The ““Bolomon’s Creek Ditching and Draining Aseociation,” organized under an act of the' Eﬁegismure of Indi: ani approved May 28, 1869, hmbyﬁv« noti that the %gpuiuu appointed by the Court, t examine the lands of said Company and othe Eﬂnonl, situated partly in Benton township, lkhart conn%,_ ptrtl{ !n Perry and Spe townships, Noble county, and partly in Tartle %‘:’kb’m‘l‘hipk Kosciusko county,and {0 assess may reccive and vivale by Tog ol ial they sa Oomrnrdam ains, eto,, as provided by faw-—will mect at the housa of Ibase Kitson, in Benton townshi county, on;’“@!ﬁ*%‘m%& of September next,— The examiidn lous SomEonss b sesr o :ioa: ,28.‘111::3&“&@? ‘county, Tarkey Oreck (yhnshlp, Kooty oo Tia J ek G SRR < ,‘,.,.;v Perry and Sparta townships, Noble connty, gn[T M LINYE Iy R R ~f“m?d¢,. Augost 17, 18701848

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SHERIFE’S SALE. By virtue of an execution to me issued by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Noble count:v,ylndiana, in the case of Joséph Tumbleson vs. John M. Best, I will offer for sale at public auction, at the Court-House door,in the town of Albion, County of Noble, and State of Indiana,on . SATURDAY, AUGUST 27th, 1870. Between thé hours of 10 o’clock a. M. and 4 o’clock Pp. m,, of said day, the following described real estate, situate in zaid C‘ountlyl and State, to wit: The south half of the south:east quartier of the north east quarter of section fifteen'in township thirty five north of range eight east. ’ . : : : MOSES KISER, Sheriff of Noble County. Albion, Ind., Aug. 3, 1870.—p. f. $6.00. G Dissolutiom. The firm of L. J. Dunning & Son is this day dissolved by mutual consent, Jesse L.. Dunning retiring. The business will be carried on as ‘usual by L. J. Dunning. i ) ; L. J. DUNNING, JESSE L. DUNNING. In referring to the sbdve, I would say that I have disposed of my interest in all the notesand book accounts of the late firm toJesse L. Dunning. : L. J. DUNNING. — 1 - While referring to the above, I would call the attention of all persons knowing themselves indebted to the late firm to call immediately and settle the same, as I intend moving West, and must have. my money. - ‘ ; JESSE L. DUNNING. Ligonier, Angust 1, 1870. ; A NEW MOVEMENT ! Solomon in new Quarters! Tag subseriber would respectfully announce that .he has just moved into the building formerly occqgied by S. Mier &Co , purchased a large stock ol : : ! . GROCERIS, &c., and is now prepared to supply every deman in his line at rates fully as low as any other es tablishment in town. ¢ : Refreshments at all hours. : SOL. ACKERM AN. & Ligonier, Bept. 15th, 1869. = \L A ° ‘Licemse Netice. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will apply, at the next session of the Commissioners of Noble connty, Indiana, for license to gell intoxicating :iﬂnors in a less quantity than one quart at & time; said liquors to be sold and drank on my Eremisee on lot No. 44, in the vilage of Wawaka;. Ikhart township, in said connty.. ~. i o - .{(;nn.mcxm'rzWawaka, Aug. 10, 1870-15 | | FARM FOR RENT. A farm of fifty agres, ;ltn%e 81 miles sgnth-east of Li?;r(;gier, fog 1?6%? on favorable terms, 91A good frame dwelling on the premises. For farther particulars inquire of ‘W. R. HICKS. Ligpnier,\July 20, 1870, g 4

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Notice to a Non-Re¢sident.. State of Indiana, Noble County, ss.: In the Circuit court of Noble county, State of Indiana, October term, a. b, 1870. : Martin Higgs vs. Eliza. J. Higgs. | Be it known, that on this 30th dQ{ of July, in the year 1870, the aboveé-named E aintiff, by his: attorney, filed in the office of the Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court, his complaint against said defendant in the above entitled cause, together with the affidavit of 4:‘competent person that said "defendant. Eliza J. Higgs, is nota resident of the State of Indispa. R Said defendant is therefore hereby wvotified of the filing and pendency of said complaint against her, and that unless she aprear and answer or demur thereto, at the calling of said cause on the second day of the next term of said Court, to be begun and held at the Court House in the town of Alblon, on the 4th Monday in October, 1870, said complaintand the matters and things therein contdined and alleged will be heard and determined in her absense i ' Wm. C. WILLIAMS; Clerk, Jas. M Dexwy, Attorney for Pl'ff. = ~ . Albion, Aug. 3, 1870,-14t3.-p.£.8.10 : Notice to a Non-Resident. State of Indiana. Noble County, Bs.: In the Court of Common Pleas of Noble county, in the State of Indiana. October term, A‘.n.fs‘m. George Gibson vs. Mary E,"Gibson, =~ - Be it known, that on this 6th day of August, in the year 1870, the above named plaintiff, by h&s attorney, filed in the office of tl‘:e 'Clerk of the Noble Court of Common: Pleas, complaint against said defendant in the:above:entitled cause, together with g}}‘ affidayvit of a competent person that said defendant, Mary E, Gibson, is ,aadrzsigu:‘t o{tih: ;’h“:!‘gf Indﬁl;;’..: . oaid defendant is, therefore, hereby notified of the filing and pendeney ’f:(’:%qd - 'p‘omphgt. swer or demur theretaaithe :A\jlt\gpf aid canse on the second day ofthe next term of said Court, to be begun and held at the Court House in the town of Albion, on the first Monday in October, 1870, said Wmﬂhiinﬂ and the matt -mw therein contained and’ alleged, will be heard ond determined inhor ahenc Iﬁf'ﬁé%l Ysty ; b:w&;“%?ﬁ?' 3 ‘ ‘,\_".,?ifkr.‘“‘:}:é;;u;. Y

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