The National Banner, Volume 5, Number 21, Ligonier, Noble County, 21 September 1870 — Page 3

» Hpilanh AqY G ational Danner. LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. F e ' Leeal Brevities. ' .» —There have been several accidents oc“‘curfing from rupaway horses during the " past few days, but when you go to C. El_dred’s” to Uuy Drugs, and get them pure and cheap; it is not an accident. —Use Pain Annihilator ; it is X L ent. For sale at Eldred’s. 18-tf. —Newly-married couples, and all others interested, will please take notice that I)cckerJ;z#s just received a new stock of glass and jqueensware. The patterns are of the'latest styles, and very pretty. .-

—A team belonging to Mr. James Hall of the Ifaw Patch ran away yesterday morning, completely demolishing the jvehicle to which they were attached. ‘

—The St. Joseph County Fair will be held on/Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, Sept. 29th and 80th and October 'lst.— They glways have excellent exhibitions in St. Joseph county. , S

-An interesting essay on the early times in Northern Indiana, by Colonel Jackson, will be published in our next tssne. i S ;

~#What has become’ of ‘the proposed lecture ‘association? Let some one move, . —A great; quantity of /wheat'will be sown this year, thongh it has been excecdinly dryf - | o “Llndian -Summer will goon - be, upon

ug/ : Al “ f—}l“_ull styles of silk hats just re ceived at Joekpon'ii i B oL *}%—GO”(() Wm. Crow’s while in Kendall‘ville, for choice groceries, he sclls them at lower rates than any other merchant in town. st o [ -The world moves, and that part of tli¢ people of the world in the neighborhobd of Kendallville moves in the dircetion of Géo. C. Glatte’s, to buy their gro: (‘cjl_‘ics. e . ~=Fall styles of ladics’ hats just received afl Juckson'sl - L |—Tor Barache and Headache, Ijﬁin Annihilator can’t be beat. Call at Eldred’s Drug Store and obtain a bottle. 18-tf. |~ Please remember, when visiting the Clounty Fuir, that you can find a fair assortment of pure drugs at the drog store of-Moore & Tharp. " ~ —The brick work of the nelv hotel huilding has. reached thie height of one story, and is rapidly progres€ing upward. —New styles of hats, caps, and ladies’ hats, at the “Tat §tore.” © o | -=Messrs. C. D.-'lgimb_all and A. V. Hopkins——the former as publisher and the latter as editor — have started a new paper at Kendallyille, entitled the Kendallville Neiws. : L U | -—Our friend Joe MecDowell has opened a meat market in Conrad’s block. ‘ | ““Tolerton ‘Bro’s.” Pain Annihilator fcures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, &e. Warrranted by 'C. Eldred, Ligonier. ~ 18-tf ~ —Ad Conrad has commenced crecting awnings in front of his row of buildings. . —The new bridge across the: Elkhart river is a very substantial structure, and reflects great credit upon the town. .— Pain Annibilator is warranted.- to cure Quinsy and Croup. For lsale at C. (Eldredfs, -~ 8t Dr. Gants js now prepared to insert artificial teeth in a superior manner. . - —This section was visitedﬁvith a heavy shower of rain on Thursday last. —équtliv sweet and Irish ‘potatoes are very watery this season, and some think they are productive of much s_icknéss.

—The BANNER will be sent to any address, until December 14th, for fifty cents. Send in your names, : ' —BANNERS in'single wrappers to send: to your friends, for five cents, at this office. ) i . A splendid picture of “The Wren” ‘comes with Demorest’s Young America for October, - E -~ Extra copies of the BANNER for sale at Middleton’s. - .. - . ‘—~During the war, little interest was manifested in County Fairs, but since its clos¢ more attention is being paid to exhibitions of home productions. - —The BANNER is issted on Tuesday cvening this week, in order to allow the ‘boys in the office an opportunity to attend the Fair. ~ WaNTED — One thousand bushels of [flax Seed, for which we wiil pay the ighest market price. : 16t3 - SeRAUS & MEAGHER. A NEw stock of boots and shoes just unpacked at Shinke’s, and which: will be sold at the most reasonable prices. 1 Call and sce. - 7 : ;

. Dr, GANTS makes a lspeciality of inserting teeth on rubber plate. Call and cxamine some of his work. | Dr. Gants' inserts artificial teeth at lower rates, for cash, than any other dentist in Northern Indiana. it ~—The Elkhart Union aavertises a man who gives instructions in music “from first principles to thoroughbore.” - P pisieice il A b vy

. A 'Worp or Apvice.—Whenever you find a nlan too stingy to tell you through the columns of your paper what they have to sell, set 1t down that his *“liberality ” will never be of any benefit to you, and - you-will have to be a “ sharp one " to get a good trade from him. While on the other hand those who advertise, not only gBk you in that way to come and see them, but exhibit a go-aheadativeness that always insures liberality in their dealings. Aside from this they show public spirit in helping to keep up the paper which comes to you every week, and in which you feel an interest. Then take our advice and look over‘your paper before you -come to town, and be sure to trade with .those who give you an invitation to do so. You will make money by the operation, and encourage “ live men.” ; | R L get il .| A MerTING of the old settlérs of Elk‘hart county will be held at Goshen, on the 20th of next month. Short sketches of pioneer life and interesting incidents . of the early settlement of the county. will be read at the meeting, and constitute an important feature of the occasion. 1 i Tt e AN editor, who was evidently insane, or had a strong and vivid imagination, recently got off the following appropriate Rom AN 2 e e T had ""M’WM'HMQ;“ e o n il hk codh ahgeritee ST ~ "Bayinig, “ Fow i that for high 2"

. Old Settiers’ Meetings. Pursuant to a call made by a previous mecting, the old scttlers of this section of country assembled in Kann’s Hall on the ‘afternoon of Friday, the 16th inst. As the president of the ‘previous meeting was absent, Judge Blackman, of Noble county was calléd to the chair, upon the taking of which he made a few appropriate remarks. Mr. J:C. Stewart acted as Secretary. \ ! Col. John Jackson, Conrad Smith, Sen., and Wm. Simpson, of Elkhart county, ‘being present, theigj were invited to take seats with the presiding officer on the platform. Among those present, we noticed Ira Jackson and Conrad Smith, Jr., also of Elkbart county, and Col. William Denny, Nelson Prentiss, Ira Tibbitt, Edwin ,Randall, A. Pancake, Henry Hostetter, Allen D. Hostetter, Christian Barhan, {saac Cavin, Joseph Teal, Robert Curl, Matthias Marker, Ad. Diugman, William Crispell, Aaron Bouse, Jonas Bowman, W.IL ﬁenny, W. N. Voris, Jacob Stage, Washington Cavin, Joel Vandertord, J. M. Cur}, Henry Engle, Lucius Bowman, Geo. Teal, J. Wolf, and many others of this county whose names we- have forgotten.

Short specches were made by A. Pancake, I. Tibbitts and Isaac Cavin, all of whom recited some pleasing incident of the olden time. Col. Jackson was then called for and came forward amidst a very varm greeting, when he presented a sketch which was read. The sketch will be published in pur next issue. After the reading, Nelsan Prentiss followed with a stirring speech to the old settlers which was enthusiastically received, and at. times brought tears to the eyes of the old settlers, and at other times many a hearty laugh greeted his humorous “ musketo ” story on his Rochester bare-footed friend,; and his sleigh-ride yarn. But the writer does not think it fair for Nelson to tell ‘his side of the Pancake story without giving the “ gal,” who happened to be pres | ent, a chance to be heard. I\irl Tibbitt followed with his courvﬂé%se story, and then came Judge Randall with a nice but brief speech. Henry Engle was the first Coroner of Noble county, (that was before Fred. Acus’ time) and as Deputy under’ Sheriff James Hostetter, summoned some of the first juries of this couuty.. He, among all. the, rest, complained of the scarcity of girls during the early settlement of the county and said he bad to go out of the county sparking, and right here he related a sparking story in which the writer of this failed tc sce what became of the girl-—perhaps Mrs. Engle can tell us. He closed by laying AAsomcthing at therdoor of our fricud Dave Bourie, which we hope his wife never saw. Isaac ' Cavin was recalled and made a few very satisfactory remarks. Judge Prentiss sug--gested that the old matrons have a say in _this méeting, hoping of course they would “not be personal, but as it was getting late, they all declined;. and the meeting adjourned to meet the first Saturday of June next,’in Wawaka., ; ; ' RE UNION AT GOSHEN, . Are union of the old settlers of Northern Imjian‘alwil{l be held in Gosken, on Thursday, October 20; 1870. A general invitation is extended to all old residents to meet on that day with their former neighbors, and participate in the festivi‘ties.. : - The meeting will assemble in the grove in the Public Square, at 11 o'clock, A. M., and the following exercises will be held : Music by the Band; Prayer by Rev. H. L. Vannuys ; Song by the Choir; History of the Sauk and Black Hawk war, by Col. John Jackson ;' The Press, 1836 to 1850, by C. L. Murray ; Sanitary History of the County, by Dr. M. M. Latta ; Early Incidents, by Matthew Rippey ; First Settlements, by J. H. Defrees; Early History of Elkhart, by M. F. Shuey; Some of the Pioneers, by E. W. H. Ellis ; Goshen when I first saw it, by E. G. Ckamberlain ; The Saint Joseph Country, by Mrs. Exma F. Molloy ; Settlement and Early History of Bristol, by Dr. H. H. Fowler; olld Settlers of the Prairie, by J. W. Irwin; Mis- ' cellaneous speaking ; and Benediction,

“SAvE your Cents and your Dollars will take care of themselves,” isan old maxim; by buying your goods of Engel & Co,, at Kendallville, you will save both Dollars and Cents, and have the additional satisfaction of<knowing that every article you buy is Warranted to be just as represented, or the money will be refunded, if not found to be so. -

WE learn that during one night last week some mischievous persons, not having the fear of the law before their eyes, entered the peach orchard of Mr. John Hostetter, livihg in the Hawpatch, and stola about 60 bushels of peaches, and completely destroyed all the trees, ———r TrAMPING JOURS.—The Wyandnt (0.) Union says: “We have now been ‘sold’ for the one hundred and forty-ninth time by tramping jour printers, and we here with notify them that we don’t want to see their faces in our office again. We have no more work for them.” s TR Tue Elkhart Review says : “A. 0. Miller’s troupe, which played at Elkbart recently, bisbanded after their engagement, and left their bills unpaid, their canvass for paper rags, their remaining effects in the hands of the Marshal, and cheir next appoinggq:s' unfulfilled.” el i - Tuar Democracy of Allen township have nominated the following township officers: Justices of the Peace — Edwin Randall, Henry Waltman ; for Trustee—Robert 3. Haines; for Assessor—T. R. Baughman; and for Constables—James Craven, Cyrus Black, and Peter-Crawford. '

{ el e e - ACCIDENT.—On last Wednes.day morning, as one of the laborers at the depot at Goshen was attempting to jump upon the gravel-train while in motion, he missed his hold and fell between the cars. :Both legs were completely crushed, ‘from the feet to above the knees, i "

- PersoNAL.—Mr. Horace G. Lockhart is at home from Wachington, making & visit among his numerons friends and re‘latives in this place, “Hon.” appears as though while living at the Capital he has capital living. shu :

L T “Tug soldiers are going to vote again as they shot,” says the Chicago Republican. And the Detroit Free Press adds: “We trust that the Radicals won't take advantage to steal their hand-organs when they go to the polls.” :

Nrwspaper Cmanars—Hon. Robert Lowry has disposed of his interest in the Fort Wayne Democrat taMr. A. C. Tucker. . " The Hearth and Home, a finely illustrated family journal of a high character, bitherto issued by Messrs. Pettengill, Bates & Co., bas been purchased by Orange Judd & Co., of 245 Broadway, New York, the well-known publishers of the American Agriculturist. Messrs. S. M. Pettengill & Co., whose great advertising agency, established in 1849, is-one of the largest and most reputable in the world, find their extensive business requires their exclusive attention, and they therefore transfer Hearth and Homs to the new publishers, whose long experience and abundant facilities will enable them not only to maintain the past high chazacter of the paper, but to add materially to its value. The new publishers also announce a reduction of the terms to $3 per year. The.change will. not at all affect the American Agriculturist, which will continue on independently as heretofore. —The Tllustrationsand reading matter of the two journals will be entirely different. Either of the two journals will be farnished from now to the end of 1871 (15 moaths), at the yearly subscription rate, viz: the Weekly Hearth and Home, at $3 ; the Monthly American Agricnlturist, $1.50; or the two for $4.

. Base Barn —As promised a few weeks since, the Albion Club made its appearance un Monday last, when they were escorted to the American House by the Novelty boys, and,-after partaking of a hearty meal proceeded to "the grounds of the latter club, for the purpose of playing the return game. The playing in general on both sides was passable, but ratherslow. The swift pitching of Black was rather effective at first,"but the boys finally got the “hang of it,” and pasted the ball all over the field, while the dropball game. was played on the Albions, to their sorrow, during the last three innigs. - Our friend,|Samuel M. Foster, graybearded and gray-headed, was quite a contrast on the scorer’s stand, by the side of young ‘Braden. The umpiring was impartial and 'gave the best of satisfaction to all parties. The Home and Home, game will doubtless be played at Kendallville in the course of & few weeks,—The following is : | L THE SOORE: : __ NoveLTY: |0 |E|| " aimon: . [o[® J Beazel, ¢'.......| 2| 41|{B McMean, 3db .| 3| 4 Carr,8db.......| 4| 3||Bradley, rf......| 3| 3 Simmons, 558.....| 1| 4]||Black, % 1 4 Hnthaway,ib....l 31 SHEells.Q \ 2‘ 3 Tibbitt, p ........; 3] 1 Worden, 11 ...} 4/ 1 J Scott, e f.......[ 5] 2{|W. McMean, c¢/... 11 2 Sisterhen, 1 £ .....1 3] 2iiDice, 1D ... . ...1 '8 1 W-Scott, 8b.....01 3| #4{Tisher, cf..... .| 5] 0 J W Peters, rf.. i Sl_lHWultcre, 88 l 3 _2 e L 9 00 40 8 6 18,91 Novelty,...o. 00 0 8790 19 .17, 4. Gauna, A1b10n,... st 80 0. 1,090 7.0 8, de 9 00, Flies Caught.—Novelty, 13; Albion 14, ’ F'lies Muged.—Novelty, 3; Albion 7, Leéft on Bases.—Novelty, 10; Albion 10. f Passed Balls.—Novelty, 7; Albion 6. Double Plays.-—-Novelty, 2. Time of game, 2h., 40m. y Umpire.—A. M. Ringle. of the Eureka. Scorers.—Novelty, C. E Braden; Albion, 8. M. Foster. . In regard to the Tournament to come off during the ‘days of the Fair, we will state that but four clubs have as yet expressed a willingness to play. ‘' The amount raised exceeds $30.00. The following are the clubs entered to. play for the " purse:—“SBhoo Fly,” of Elkhart; “Shoo “F,ly,” of | Lagrange; Picked Nine of Al.bgion & Kendallville ; and “Novelty,” of Ligonier. " = . e e Tne Indianapolis Mirror remarks that % man may have a profound knowledge of law and yet be comparatively ignorant of latitude. A certain legal gentleman of that city, addressed by barristersas “your Honor,” is'a great admirer ot the com bined characters of Nimrod and' Izaak Walton. Court was mnot in session, and, accoutred for the field, in company with a young friend, he started for the wilds of Starke county. Returning from a day’s tramp, near night, his ardor for the chase would not let him rest, and taking his gun he started “ up the creek to look for ducks.” Night came on and he failed to return, when bhis friend, becoming anxious, suggested to their host that he must have missed bis way. They decided to look him up. Penetrating the¢ woods some distance a gun was discharged as a signal, which was immediately answeréd away at their right. Signals were frequently exchanged, until at last his Honor burst out of the bushes (like *“ Sol ” breaking thro’ the clouds) with the ejaculation, “ Well, you fellows must be lost !” et

Mg. L. Scaross has now got fairly set‘tled down t»o business in his new commodious brick building. The front portion is occupied as a grocery and provision store, in which he keeps a general assortment of sugars, teas, coffecs, spices, candies, fruits, etc., fresh from the eastern market. He has gone to considerable expense and trouble in fitting up this room, as wcﬂl as in partitioning off a handsome bar in the back portion. At the bar may be found a large varicty of choice wines and liguors, while the brands of cigars kept on hand are always of the best. The room looks remarkably neat, and invites the attention of the public. 20-2 t.%

Horipays !—Our store will be closed on the following days: ' Monday, September 26th, . Tuesday, September 27th, ‘Wednesday, October sth.

- Our/customers and the public general ly will please bear in mind that no business will be transacted by us on those days. 5 BTRAUS & MEAGHER. September 19th, 1870.-2 t. - :

To Curk A FELON.—To cure this painful thing, or rather to check it or nip it in the bud, the London ZLancet, high authority, says there is nothing like the following : “As soon ds the pulsation which indicates the disease is felt put directly over the spota fly blister about . the size of your thumb. nail and let it remain for six hours, at the expiration of which time, directly- under the _surface of the blistér, may bé seen the télon, which can be instantly taken out with the point of a needle or lancet.” ;.

* /Tae Bluffton Banner hes recently changed bands, Mr. Wm. J. Craig being the gentleman who now occupies the editorial tripod. =

T et . /THERE is in Columbia City a young lady weighing! about two hundred and twenty-five pounds, who sings “Put me in my little bed.” 5

: ' $25.00 Reward. . It having come to our knowledge that inferior gradesof Satinet, Jeans, Flannels, &e., are disposed of under the pretence of being our manufactare, 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 Satiuvets, Jeans, Flannels, Blankets, &c., 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% . g W—— Special Notice! The Popular Clothing House of Engel & Co,, at Kendallville, Ind., will be closed on Menday, Sept. 26th, and on Wednesday, October sth, on account of annual Holidays. y -/| : 21~1ch.-t3.

Canfield and Emery will sell you better made Boets and Shoes for less money than any other firm in'the country dare do. Call and see if this is not true. : : . st o ONE Jonathan Edwards, who is on trial for murder, in Wabash county, commenced his career of, crime by not paying his subscription to the Goshen Democrat. We were foolish- enough to seud our paper to a few men for about nine months without pay, and they are nearly all follgwing in the footsteps of Edwards. We expect to hear-of the whole of them being hung some day. When they are convicted it will give us great pleasure to use our influence with the Governor to prevent a commutation of their sentence. A man who will deliberately take a paper and not pay for it will: surely come to some bad end, and he ought to. The only way to prevent (his heinous _crime is for publishers to adopt and rigidly adhere to the cash in advance plan; that does away with all such 'sin and trouble, and all reasonable men will be better satisfied. : : $

0™ Bleéssed are they who seek relief from “ Liver Complaint,” * Billiousness,” severe lingering Coughs, and Bronchitis, by usinF Dr. Pierce’s Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery, for they shall be happy in knowing that the eure is complete. $l,OOO reward is offered by the propriotor for a medicine that will equal it in the cure of ‘all the diseases for which it is reeommended. For constipation of the bowels and as a blood purifier, for the cure of Pimples:and Blotches on the face, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, and all skin and Scrofulous diseases, this medicine is unequaled. ‘Sold by Moore & Tharp in Lig: onier, and druggists generally. | T ———— ) ——— We notice that Engel & Co., clothiers, in this city, have on hand an excellent stock -of goods fo?the Fall trade. Their reputation for manufacturing, is rapidly extending and we notice they are getting up a fine suit of clothes for the editor: of the BANNER, at Ligonier. Wheranything nice is wanted, Kendallville.can furnish it..~ Kendallville Standard. ai D —— Examine Canfield and Emery’s Ladies and Misses’ Gaiters before puirchasing.— This stock comprises all the latest styles and are of the most substantial finish. . 5 et i As a dressing, NATURE'S HAIR RESTORATIVE goes ahead of any in the market.— See advertisement. 21-t2. e i i An old Deed and the Importanece of Recording Deeds, There was entered for record in the recorder’s office at New Albany last week a deed made on . the 2d day of December, 1822, by the United States to Graff Frederick. The deed is signed by James Monroe, President of the United States, and John McLean commissioner of the land office. ~ Graff Frederick, who now owns this land made application to the school fund to borrow one. hundred dollars, and in consequence of the title from the United States not being recorded, and some other irregularities,the loan could not be made until the deed was placed on record, to carry the chain of title back to the governmient. Three other parties are owners - in’ this land, and suit will have to be instituted to perfect the title. The case has created a good deal of excitement ih the neighborhood, and all this results from neglect to have the deed recorded at the proper time—that is when it was made ouf. : i :

LIGONIER MARKET REPORT. Wheat—white, ... 115 !C0rn,............ 35 Wheat—Red,..... 100 {Bees Wax,....... 30 Oats,... ... 0.0 30 rßntter. .. .L 4 90 Patatoes, oot G 0 Hlaßd Ll e 8 Fiax 5eed........ 190 {Hoges ..~ 1" 15 W001,.........40 to 42 |Feathers..:.! ... - 90 Bl s S B SR SDRe T e O KENDALLVILLE MARKET. \ (Corrected Weekly by Jacobs & Keller.) Wheat—white, ... 105 {C0rn,....,....... 80 Wheat—red ...... 100 |BeesWax,....,.. 30, Ofts, ;. il s N IDREes 90 P0tat0e5,...0.....0 60 |Tadb oo o 90 F1ax5ee&,,....... 1 90 lEggs, .15 Wwool .........35 to 42 |Feathers,........ 90 e SAS AR B RARSR RN N ¥ 1000 : 9 AGENTS WANTED ‘FOR a QGiving a clear and intensely interesting account of the-in%nite variety of habits and modes of life of nearly every known species of beasts, birds, fishes, insects, reptiles, mollusca, and animalcule of the globe. ¥rom the famous London four-volume edition, with large additions from the most celebrated naturalists of the a%‘e. ‘Complete in one large handsome volume of 1040 pages, with over 1,000 spirited engravixiﬁs. t PRICE, ONLY $4.50. Liof The cheapest book ever offered, and one of the ‘most desirable. Agents doin%nne'}y. Terms the most liberal. Address, C.F. VENT, Publisher,

AOCKNOWLEDGED SUPERIORITY OF ROBAOK’S BITTERS. These far-tamed Bitters are by all admitted to be in their purity as a stimulant, their efficacy as a medicine, and strengthéning properties as a tonic, superior to any other known compound, The government acknowledies this in issuing them to the armg, and fathers acknowledge this in using them in their families. : F Roback’s Bitters are known throughout the civilized world ; and as theg are vElrowimz in public estimation continually, they will soon be the one great universal remédy, supplanting all similar preparations everywhere.

. HOWARD SANITARY AID ASS'N. For the relief and cure of the erring and unfortunate, on principles of Christian P%i)pnt.hropy. Essays on the Errors of Youth, and the Follies of Age, in relation to Marriage and social evils, with sanitary aid for the ,amictedß., Forwarded free in sealed envelgﬁes. Address, HowArp ASSOUIA~ 710 N, Box P, Philadelphia,Pa. .- June 16y

Keep the blood,%u-e ‘and avoid fevers by using a bottle of Poland’s Humor Doctor, the great system renewer, sold by Moore & Tharp. { Do not wait for a cough or -kﬁnmll_sease to go a 8 it came, but get Poland’s White Pine Compound to cure at once. e i S 0

—Fellow’s Worm Lozen%es is the only reme%y in existence combining harmless qunalities with delicious taste and amazing power. Sold b{ Moore & Tharp. ; 14{ st-alt —All ‘cases of debility. peculiar to females will find a sovereign remedy in Doctor Swett’s Female Strengthening Cordial. Sold by Moore & Tharp.

: . WHY SUFFER With pains in' the back and loins, with irritable bladder and the annoyance it causes; with neuralgia aod rheumatism, with domb ague and its discoml‘ortﬁsnd with headach%whenn%:ey can be cured by the use of WAYNE'S TURETIQ AND. ALTERA ~ TIvE ExTRAOT, g e ee®

_ Attachment Notice, Edwin W, Knepper vs. William 8. Young. Before Daniel W. Green, a Justice of the Peace of Perry township, Noble county, in the State of Indiana, Notice is hereby given that a writ of attachment was issued by me in the above entitled cause, and that the same will be determined before me, at:my office, on the 10th day of November, A. p., 1870, at 10 o'clock A.a. © | - " : DANIEL W. GREEN, Justice. . Ligonier, Sept. 21, 1870,—21. ;

~ J.M. DENNY, - Attorney at Law,—Alion, Nobleco., Ind will g ful ‘and prompt attention to a tiuslnoai‘zgtmed to hislc,are Vp ; ‘m!M 3

2 GO TO THEB EMPIR E\. | DRUG STORE ! 7 '. .‘ : FOR ;‘ : | CHEAL:PY l;DBIIGS, - M:E:D.:chms',_ ~ Paints, Oils, | Varnishes, .~ ALL STANDARD - j i’a.f.eht ;Me'dicirjxqs,‘ Wa;n' Pé,p;ef & ::j;tagion;ry! ,i e, b he, de, ke, Ph THE KRUEGER BLOCK:

THE ONLY GASH HOUSE

~ HERMAN: KRUEGER'S ?Great Amerfican Tea Co.phny |ls thye most popular place in Kendallville. Teas : i m two pound lots at . $l, 310121'2, $1.30 & sloso pel' lbo All Goods . Warranted "As repre’sentéd, otherwise goods to be returned . andmoney refunded. The largest gtock of i }T GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, T . TEAS, Queens & Glassware In the city sold atﬂa small advance ABOVE, NEW YORK COST. All those wishing to get value received fortheir gy money, will ~ . Grive Us a Call And we will be always pleased to show them o Goods, Qualities and Prices. Corner of Main and Mitghell streets, o . Aprilglitf " KENDALLVILLE.IND 1 KEEPYOUR FEET DRY! 2 e . - BOOTS & SHOES For the Million!? GO TO F. W. SHINKFE'S- | . lln Shinke's Brick Building, If you want to see the best made aésortment of : - Custom-made ; : BOOST & SHOES, — AND - i Eastern Made Work, ¢ o SFOR L : | ; T ) TADIES & CHILDREN' WEAR, '~ IN LIGONIZR. ‘ Especial atteutionv is called to tbesubs.tnntinl manner ia which my work is made, and also to the %:;,lit_,y %s the 'stéo;;k used. All work done at shop is Warranted. my' 5 F. W..SHINKE. Ligonier, May 18, 1870, : R

'EXECUTOR’'S SALE! 'The undersigned will offer at public sale, at ‘the late residence of Jacob Miller, deceased, on T hursday, October 6th, 1870, the following-described property, to-wit: One horse, one brood mare and colt, one lumber wa ghon. one buggy, one pairof bob-sleds, two cows, three head of young cattle, five hogs, twelve sheep, oune-half of grain drill, plows, barrow, shovél plows, harness, hay, corn, wheat, cloverseed, peppermint oil, buckwheat and many oth- | er articles too numerous to mention. Also 80 acres of land, with 50 acres cleared, will be rented for mouney rent, on day of sale. | _ TERMS:—AII sums under three dollars, cash in hand; on all sums of three dollars and over,' a credit of six months will be given, the pur.chaser giving his note with approved security, ‘with inte.est at the rate of 6 per cent. per an: num. Sale to commence at 9 o’clock. a. u; . | ¢ JOEL MILLER, Executor. W. KNAPPENBERGER, Auc'r. 3 September 14, 1870. i

BEAUTIFUL HATR Nature's Crown. | You must Cultivate} > GRAY HAIR Isa certain indicatié of decay at the root:

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Mrs. Allen’s Hair Restore: Will Restore Gray Hair to its Natura, Life, Color .and Beauty. It is a mos delightful Hair Dressiabx It will ﬁ:: mote. luxuriant cﬁrowth., Falling I is immediately checked. The Young and all those whose Hair ha not yot turned Gray or \Wl_niu.‘willprefe Mrs. Allen™ Zylobalsamum Tt is an éxquisite Toilet Treasure, clear an Aransparent, without sediment. It beautifie _and rofreghes the hair,and as a d,m&ln Hai Dressing, it has no equal, . All Mothers an edvised #0 use it, and nothing else, on thei Clilldren's Halr; its good effects in after lif are plainly discernible. Everybody should use ona of ‘these preparations, both not re quired Sold'by ;Yl Druggists. :

THE NATIONAL BANNER [A MSent;pa;i‘aiidfess;‘ ; THREE MON'J{‘QIIS l.“': 3 | 'I-“IPLT‘S; CENTS‘!n

- INTHE (ITY!

- A great political contest is at hand. The people are about to }ﬁake another effort to liberag themselves from the yoke of l'ddical oppression. The authors of the 15th Anjendment fraud areto be rebuked. A ﬁnanciall system under ‘v;rliich the people pay cbinpou’nd interest on the clirrency, is to be. remodeie_d., A system of taxation by which the dead éapital of thev countrj is exempted, and the revenues are raised from labor and ac tive capital, is\tq be abolished. ’The donation of the public domain to railroad mdnopciaies 18 to be made to cease. The right of suffrage is to be exfended to fhio holf million disfatehised white men. of the South, and tile Wstbratibxi of the Unibl; to be;,g.ccoxﬂplished in fact as well as’fn naxﬁe: ‘For thé furthér-‘ ance of théséi ‘ ‘life?principlés, THEN ATIO_NAL‘!BANS?;R: ?@ill be féﬁgnd’an‘ earnest a.dvocate. e Two ithousand new subscrxb ers are ‘Wantmiqd. Demeera.ts of indiana ' : Pla.ce aeopy 6f’ : the_ Banxek in the hands of your R T another voter to the Demooratforanks, - Sond.your ontens o . Tigonier, Tnd.

FORT \VA&'NVE.' DOWNGO . . . - THE PRICES! Wm. .CR()W»’S o Price List! OFFICIAL PRICE LIST,

| FOR CASH ONLY !~ Young Hyson Tea, 75 cts Ib, 7 do “do 85 “ —do o 95 . .“ "do _ )dol 00 ‘« T de - d 0125 . Best m Markét, ol 61"} "y & " GilhpOWdél‘ Téé, +1.95 ~do '(102 1407 % Best in the World 1 60~ Fair Rio Coffee, 20 cts. ; Goo_(} Rio Coffee, 2‘2.l_,‘cts; : Prime to Choice, 25 cts. - Java Coﬁee,:%_ cte SR Mocha, 30 cts. e . Syrup, 75 _cérits pef ‘gallon.v* ' VSyrup,gi ’pel‘ g‘zllon _ Silver Drips, choice, $1.15. | New Orleans Molasses, $1".»; Crushed Sugar, 15 ctq per Ib. Powdered do - 157 18 ¢ Granulated . ‘.‘. ; A Coffee Sugar, Stan(iar(i,‘l4c. New }(y)rlz_ear‘is- Sugar,: T4c. o Brown Sugars, 9c. e Browi S'ugaljs, I,l'-0; o . Brown Sugars, 12}c. . o Bgét BPOW‘ICI“~.i'Ii.TOWD, l3c ; 60 DOZ. OAK SPLINT CORN BASKETS!

Just Received, and will he sold . atabargain! Pepper, Qe'ry clean, 40c. Pure GrOun&vPepper, 20c. 1. CINNAMON, CLOVES AND ALL OTHER SPICES, At Greatly Reduced Prices. Fine Salt, $2.25 bbl. N. Y. or ; Michigan. MR EE No. 1 White Fish $6.50 bhl. Liberal Discounts Made on Teas, ‘ Az.-o;" GVOO;DS Jdﬁé@ TO R&"PAIL DEALERS AT LIDERAT RATRS. S Wm.CROW. Kendallyille, Sept. 14, 1870..

CLOTHING GENTS FURNISEING HODSE L-; Lo‘xvl & 00

: : = We Call . | e the attention : - of the citizens of | s ; Ligonier & vicinity ’ " ‘to_our fine and : 4 : " elegant stock e : of Ready- ., madeclo- . ! thing : ; : for Men' : L Boan and the | i ' Children, for the present Summer and Fall ¢ trade. We have bought our entire: stock at the lowest figures for. Cash, "3 con--sequently ‘will be able to sell at priceg 50 very low as to satisfy evergbody, Our stock comprises all the latest styles of the season in dress & business Suits, ‘Spring Overcoats, Boys Suits and childrens’ : faney suits. In Gents’ Furnishinggoods . - and Hats and Caps vou will find all - -the latest novelties -and at alltimes - a full assortment i from whichto . ' select. All our : G oods are of ‘the best manu- fact’re and are of the latest styles, ‘&e. &ec. All that we now desire is that Par&ies in wantof - cloth. inmg . wilexamineourstock before purchasing elsewhere,feeling __ sure they will save both time and = money. — We intend to get the trade of all ofour patrons and friends by honest dealings, and keeping what the wantsof the pt‘ﬁ}- lic demand, and taking a small * profit on - - each article, which will make in all & very large trade. We would call par- ticu- '/ lar attention to our department of %outh’s and Children’s Clothing., . We have spared. no pains to pro- . curethe largest, best made and “ most fashionable stock to be : fouud in this. or any other : town: west of New York.— < Parents are es ? ecially x “invited to - .~ ‘call and exj amine this depart- - ment, and ‘will find .. themsely’s very ' well s repaid, for we._keep _the best assort- .- -ment of : - any houseinthis _ ‘Town, — -We can 3 but say to-all: . that in |, Goods : and pri « ces you will g . be pleased at L. Low & Co’s House.

I&s"Remember that we employ the 'i)est' and most fashionable Clutter in Nlorther‘n‘ Indi;m:i{ ~ Mr. W, HERBST, who wil‘]_; ﬁmke it his (')bj'ect/ to secure the neatest “fit” to l;é 6}9tained anywhere, for the truth of whieh we 're'fei' to all \S';h‘o have tested;his skill. - v' L. LOW & CO. tigor gy i 50t

[ . JOHN WEIR & CO'S Y QM 3 ’HARDW ARE STORE, L 71 West Side of Cavin Rtreef, A luGo,/\‘u.'/;, e g INDIANA, I : Keeps constantly on hand - 2 | 4 : ; ’ Blacksmith, Carriage and Wagons " ~ l' Makers’ Materials, : ' ¥ : > :]_'4 A . Anda large and varied assortment of - | & ‘ & ,‘ ¢ ; ™\ : Iron, Cast & Spring Steel, : NAITLS SPIKES, BRADS, TACKS; &C., &(., . Together with a large stock of . Axles, Springs, Clips, sth Wheels - fie Bolts and Bands, = QCntiery and Shelf Hardvjre, . BUILDERS' RARDWARE, | Carpenter and Builders’ Tools ! In endless vafieties, and of the best stock, e J. WEIR & CO. Ligonier, Jul_y 27, 1870. { : g v i s } N ° ATTENTION! ~ Cabinet Shop ekl S ANBE S : Cabinet Warve L R.OD.EERR ¢ | ;Wdlild;rcsﬁectfully announce to the cit izens of Noble county, that he constantly has on hand a large and superiorstock of congégingiﬁ:pmbf o e DRESSING BUREAUS, . e e WARDRORER TABLES, SenE oA G a 1 NRANDE, LOUNGES, ks oo it and in fuct every thing usually kept in first class Oabinet Shop.. Particular at- | thc st s lndnhedl z UG oS isinty ; | - UNDERTAKING BUSINESS. = Rﬂ»; ﬂwmm'@,wggﬁ '_){ g S {\&‘ Giag st Rl Sig e »’*s TR na e "*%ézyﬁ’:ﬁﬁ%m‘%