The National Banner, Volume 5, Number 22, Ligonier, Noble County, 28 September 1870 — Page 3

v * 2 National Han : “anncr &) ) o ; > LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS R P T B RGN TB3£ 3 B S a 8 . Democratic Central Committee. ﬁlbi}m T0wn5hip,..............James M. Denny. Ikhart g bM M, Dodge, York M L SR eS e DTS, Washington * dooilini i Tey Kelster, Swan A Sl Lo Lo D MeCariney, Perry ye L i s I BNI Noble . " mhgE o o Aamuel Besll. Orange il veenonseon....Stanfield Corbin. Allen 8 SST Devis lack, Jefferson =4 b s Berry Black Sparta bl Rl eon e N SRR, Green e TP, Me W RATE, Wayne Cae i eea.... Henry Wakeman, ; . 'l'o}nslllp Cauncus. - The Democracy of Perry township will mect in Ligonier, on Saturday evening, October Bth, for the purpose of nominating candidates for township officcrs.

'~ Local Brevities, - : =-Remember the township caucus on Saturday ‘(_‘vc»ningvof next week. - - — Free coneerts by the “ Wizard Oil” mén have been given: on the streets during the past two evenings. ' Good music. - —-Eldred, at.the City Drug Store, continues to keep the best brands of cigars.. ~The Ligonier Cornet Band meets regularly for practicé on Monday and Thursday evcni?@s. S ‘ ' ~—The lir days weré unusually free from fights; b . —“The Detroit women ‘wear Red Cloud hats,” and it is said that the men are preparing to come out in Spotteéd Tail coats, - «..The weather i 8 superh. . —Saturday will be the first day of the second month of ghc scasen of the * sear and yellow leaf.” _ ; , —Use Pain Annihilator; it is X L ent. For sale at Eldred's. 18-tf. —Messrs. Straus Bro's. are making preliminary arrangements for tie ercction of a bank building on the north west corner of Third and Cavin streets. : —lln our next issue we will publish a digest of the election laws of this State, so that our readers can go to the polls with a full knowledge -of who is entitled to cast a vote. ] : —September has come and passed away withont a single frost. - b " —The list of premiums awurded at the fifteenth annual- Fair of Noble eounty, is now ready, and will soon be published. —Tall styles of ladies” hats just received at Jackson's. | i A —For Earache and ITeadache, Pain Annihilator can’t be beat. ~ Call at Eldred’s Drug Store and obtain a bottle. 18-tf. "' —Tall styles of silk hats just received at Jackson’s. : ‘ ! -

—Tolerton DBro’s. Pain Annihilator cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia, &c. Warranted by C. Eldred, Ligonicr. 18-tf ; — Pamn Annihilator is warranted to cure Quingy and Croup. For sale at C. - Eldréd's, : e -~ —=The Columbia City Post givaes a good ~account of the doings of the Democracy “in" Whitley county. The Democrats, as “usnal, are working. —Repairing in all its branclies neatly and promptly executed at. Geo. Braden's, : e Tk Fair was the principal attraction that drew the large crowd to Ligonier, last week ; and yet a great many came to secure the excellent bargains oftered in groceries at’ Decker's, o g . Tun large trade of our merchants during the Fair has enabled” some to' make - their second Fall purchase. J. C. Stansbury is among the first to take ndvantage of the opportunity to secure new goods. e e et PP i . T=']‘il§s: following ticket has been nomnated by the Demiocricy of Jefferson twp.: Justices of the Peace—-John Trumbo, and Christian Repine; Trustee—-J. A. Singrey ; Constables—Daniel W. IHines, ‘and Regdon: Glosser ; Assessor-=Wm, Storey. . e ' Mayya Exya F. Morroy, (hie talented + editress of the South Bend National Union, has bqui selected to furnish a brief ] historgy of the St. .fés‘éph country, to be read at the Old Settlers’' meeting in Gosh~¢n on the 20th of October. ¢

gl Py ! Tugr Standard notiges that Engel & Co. are getting up some very fine suits, since the arrival of their stock of clothes, vestings, ctc. They have also a very large and desirable stock of ready made clothing, which they are selling at a very reasonable figure;, i

Tur new and elegant store room of G. C. Glatte, in Kendallville, isnearly ready for occupancy, and he is closing out his, stock of groceries as rapidly as possible, preparatory to moving. Now is the time to buy, groceries at a bargain. : Give him a call. : ; 1 L et e Wi Crow now keeps a horse and spring wagon for the purpose of delivering goods at the residence of his customers. Will'is bound to adopt all the “modern improvements,” and keep up with the times. If energy and enterprise wins, he has a sure thing on coming out ahead. R e o b Tre appointments of the editor for this week are as follows : Richmond, Monday, September 26, at 7 v, . Connersville, 'l‘uesdttiv, September 27, at 7 r. M, Shelbyville, Wednesdday, September 28, at 7 v, M. Palestine, Wednesday, September 28, at 1 p. w. Yincennes, Thursdag, September 29, at 7r. M. . Harbstadt, Friday, September 30, at Ir. M.’ . Evangville, Friday, September 30, at 7p. m. Indianapolis, Saturday, October 1, at 7v m, -~ e — ' Tur -Indiana State Fair to be held at Indiahapolis, commences this year on the 3d day of October and continues until the Bth.” The committec‘of arrangements, we understand, have a programme which if carried out will make this the finest Fair ever held in the State. i { ———————— — : A Warsdiw grocer gave a man a gallon of whisky in place of vinegar by mistake, and when the man told of it to his-neigh-bors, the Radical community rushed to the grocery with jugs after vinegar.— The grocer didn't find out the mistake until the barrel was enipty and half the men in the town were drunk. - ; ———— e — ) : Mark TwWAIN lias executed for the Buffalo Hzxpress| a clever burlesque upon the war maps of the city papers. It is entitledvthe “Fortifications of Paris,” and exlnib@)ts the positions of St. Cloud, Vincghl nes, the Erie Canal, Jersey City, and Omaha. Accompanying it are, “official commendations.” General Grant says, “itis the only map of the Kiud I éver saw.” have got out of Metz without any trouble.” J. Bmith writes that it completely cured is wife of freckles, and Napoleon admits t it is very nice, large print”

LIeoNIER, for the past two weeks, has been the scene of much excitement. First, we had a big show, then the base-ball tournament, the fair, withall its attendant side-shows, dances, fights, &e., Schuyler! Coltax, Vice President of the United States, making a radical stump speech for Billy Williams, and last, though not least-—judging from the erowds of people it attracted — Dr. Hamlin’s Wizard Oil Chiariot and nocturnal open air concerts. On‘ Monday night Dr.. Farrand, an old companion of the famous Kit Carson, was posted to lecture in the town hall. The Dr./has been with Mr. Carson in most of hig' mountain exploits tor 21 years, and was himself scalped by the Indjans, and only escaped 'with his life by the timely intercession of his friends. . DBut, on account of the Wizard oil, the Dr. had no audience. The historical lecture, even upon the exeiting and interesting subject had no attraction for people of Ligonier 80 long as there was a humbug to attract them. -

Our PupLic Scuoor, commenced’on Monday last, with an entire new corps of teachers, except in the Primary department, which flock is still herded by Miss M. A: Beach, who gave general satisfaction last term. - The Principal department i 3 taught by Miss Ida Loomis, of Mich. ; the Grammar department by Mr. John H, Hoffman ; the Intermediate, by Miss Dora Bates, and the school north of thic river by Miss Selby. The new arfangement, in part, is an experiment, but if the several teachers will maintain the rigid discipline and thorough manner of instruction that was exercised by our teachers of last term, they will succed well. Weare informed that they all come well reccommended: as teachers of experiencé and ability, and we hope that the school trustees and all the patrons of . the school will do their duty, which, with the judicious efforts of the teachers, never tails of success. We will, at our earliest convenience, visit the school and give such a report as it merits,

~ Tuere are two lawyers aspiring to the same Judgeship in the southern.portion of this State. Both are Republicans, though one is running on a ‘reform ticket. The other day. a friend to the ‘ieform’ met a former Rushvilliaa in Indianapolis, and asked him if hé knew anything against C., the simon-pure Republican candidate. “Why don’t you dig up that indictment against him at Rashville for perjury?” said the gentleman applied to. “ Ob, that wouldn’t do,” was the reply, “because there is an indictment against our man at Greensburg for perjury.” And so it was concluded to let the two candidates fight i 5 out on a high-toned level, withont descending to personalities. i

MarkrET REPORTS are given to-city papers in cypheér, and a key is necessary in order to translate the report. The follow ing is the copy. of a report as received, with the translation : :

Report.—One, complex, irregular, cider. burnet, gravel, bare, barge, cone, citron, superfine, car, cargo. o Translation.—Cotton’ dvll, and prices drooping and irregular: 2,000 bales at 181 1515 c. Flour, dull, and prices a shade lower 39,000 barrcls superfice, $4 90 to $5 15. ' 5 » - e — — : Axorurr Enoch Arden not “in the garden,” but “in the field.”. Now comes a Sullivan county paper, and wants us to believe that & man who went from that county to Nevada some yearsago, recently returned, and finding his wife remarried, settled the conflicting claims to her hand by playing a game of “seven up” with husband No. 2. , e B i Punchinello refutes the idea that a comic paper cannot live. It not only lives but pays. Its fun is genuine wit, and its foolishness is replete with wisdom, The “Mystery of Mr. E. Drood,” with its passing hits at ‘politics and socicty, still keeps up its point and humor;-and the illustrations are piquant and well drawn, [ i Specinl Notice! 1 The Popular Clothing House of Engel & Co., at Kendallville, Ind,, will be closed on Wednesday, October sth, on account of aninual Holiday. 21-Ich.-t3. ———— ——— - s 2 $25.00 Reward. It 'lfaving come to our knowledge that nferior grades of Satinet, Jeans, Flannels, ~ are disposed of under the pretence of being our ‘manufacture, 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 Satinets, Jeans, Flannels, Blankets, &c., of the best material, and bave given Sol. Mier .cx?clt_lsivc control in the Ligonier market, where our patrons can constantly find a complete assortment at factory pri-| ces. J.C. GEISENDORFF & Co.Rome City, June 20th, 1870.% = | | S ———e, — L ‘Horipays !—Our store will be closed | on the following day : i ‘ : Wednesday, October sth. P Our ¢ustomers and -the public generdl ly will please bear in mind that no business will be transacted by us on that day. STRAUS & MEAGHER. September -19th, 1870.-2 t. ; ] v t—— : - As a dressing, NATURE'S HAIR RESTORATIVE goesahead of any in the market.— See advertisement. 21-t2. i —_— e ————— X 4 If you don’t want to disgust everybody with your offensive breath, cure your Catarrh upon which.it depends. $5OO reward is offered by the proprietor of Dr. Sage’s Catarrh Remedy for a case of Catarrh which he eannot cure. It issold by druggists. Can get it for 60 cents by mail from Dr. R. V. Pierce, 1383 Seneca street, Buffalo, N. Y. Pamphlet free.—. Don’t be swindled by men calling themselves Dr. Sage; Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y., is the only man now- living that can make the Genuine and original Dr Bage’s Catarrh Remedy, and his private Government Revenue Stamp, bearing upon it his portrait, name and address, is upon ev%:;‘yfpacka%e of the genuine. For Sale by Moore & Tharp. - e

MARRIED: " At the residence of Mr.‘;lahnfm;t;;;/\, in ngo'nier, on September 27th, by Rev. . f‘l' Rhodes, Mr. JOHN D. MYERS, of Millersburg, to Miss LIBBIE #RANCE, of this town. « At the American House in Ligonier, on Tuesday, September 27th, 1870, by E. Richmond, Est, Mr. BENJAMIN BARNHART. of Coldwater, Mich,; to Miss MATTIE RANDALL, of this place.” ; R I NPN S ST TR S O : DIED: : At bis residence in Kendallville, on Monday, Bept. 19, 1870, NICHOLAS BIXLER ; aged 64 “yéars : In Li%onier, September 26th, 70, FRANKLIN, infant gon of J, W. and KATE PETERS, aged 4 weeks.

'DEMOCRATIC PAPERS SHOULD BE CIRCULATED, : From the Ft. Wayne Democrat, ; Since the day that the Government was organized there never has been a period of time when it was more imperious1y necessary¥hat Democratic papers sho'ld be widely circulated than at present ; and were it not for the fact that we are somewhat inferested in their general dissemination, in a p‘ecum'arg( point of view, at present, we should certainly insist upon’ it, that no expense should be spared to place a good, sound, and consistent Democratic sheet in the hands of every voter in every county within thie limits ot this and other States, previous to the ensuing election. As it is we ‘will only venture to advise that it shall be done in our own distriet and State so far as ‘practicable. The ensning Presidential contest will certainly 'be the most important one, to the people, that has ever yet taken place gince the formation of the Federal Union, and every yoter should be prepared to meet the issues that will be presented between this and the election day in a proper manner. It is an imperative duty that every voter shall be posted as to the facts involved, and that sound, constitutional doctrines shall be placed before them, in a form to be understodd ; and this can be done in no manner or at less expense than thirdugh the columns of a sound and reliable Democratic newspaper.

There are but few men of usual discernment, who cannot see that in almost every political campaign, it is Printer’s Ink,and not talk, that does the work. One good newspaper in each family ina county, district, or Btate, will do more towards enlightening the minds of the people and disseminating corrcct principles, than all the stump oratorsand political declaimers in Cliristeridom. -7 00k

If the money- that is yearly expended in getting up mass meetings and paying speakers, horse hire, &e., was appropriated to paying for good papers for distribution among the people, more good would be done than most people suppose ; ‘and, our belief is, that a change in this respect would be altogether proper and advisable. "Indee'd',/'the conclusive proofs that we have had in years past, of the truth. of what we have above sdid, are such asto confirnrus in the belief that one good Democratic paper will do more to disseminate Democratic principles and fix the: importance of maintaining them firmly in the minds'of the people, than can be done by any orator, however eloquent he may be. - If this be true, as we believe it is, how very necessary it is that good Democratic papers shall be circulated in every county, from center to circum-. ference! Ts it, then, not.altogether important that Democrats, in every locality, shall sce to it that good papers are in the hands of every voter in’due season ? | May we not hope that the st‘quiﬁgi Democracy of this county, district and State (in view of the important issues now pending) will take counsel 1n scason ?— Will they not follow the example set by their Rc;iublicpn adversaries— give a lideral patronage to such presses as sustain, advocate, and defend” their rights and interests? If they conclude to do 80, now is the time when they should be at work. They should be up and doing from this time until the election; and their good work will be rewarded in this life, and the life to come.

The work of redemption may be slow, but it is cortainrﬁ; nn‘d;' sconer or later, it will be finished. The great work will be done. Democracy, like “truth, crashed to earth, will rise again.” It is as fixed and eternal as Deity, and can no more be destroyed, crushed out, 6r annihilated than the mighty riversof the earth can be dried up, or the great luminaries of the heavens blotted out. Take courage, friends, everywhere; push on the great Democratic column, and our beloved coun: try will again prosper and yourselves be made to rejoice in your salvation from tyranuy and exorbitant taxation. Spread the documents ; give the people light and knowledge, and all will yet be well. ;

Canfield and ' Emery will scll 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. ———————~ @ —— . Examine Canfield and Emery’s Ladies and Misses’ Gaiters before purchasing.— This stock comprises all the latest styles and are of the most substantjal finish. e e i LIGONIER MARKET REPORT. Wheat—white, ... TO5 !C0mn,............ 5 ‘Wheat—Red,..... 100 .|Bees Wax,....... 30 DA C s e 38 | Batter; i 080 Potatoes; uoli oo 50 dhardl o i 48 Flax 5eed,....... 19 |Bggs .. .......... 15 W001,.........40 to 42 |Feathers..... ... 90 A e ee T KENDALLVILLE MARKET, F (Corrected Weekly by Jacobs & Keller.) | sWheat—white, ... 110 {C0rn,............ 25 Wheat—red ...... 105 ‘BeesWax,....... 30 OBLS, oo oo 35 [ Butter,cic. i, 90 POIMIOOR.. .. oo . 00 tEßrd. ioo 0. %0 F1ax5eed,.......5 175 1Egg5,...x........ 15 Wool .........35 to 42 |Feathers,........ 90 § SHERIFE’S SALE. ; By virtue of an execution to me directed and delivered by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Noble county, Indiana, in the case of Amos 8, Evans versus George T. Ulmer and _Henry J. Ulmer, 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 : ’ Suaturday, October 22, 1870. Between the hours of 10 o’clock A. M. and 4 o’clock ». m,, of said day, the following described real estate, situate in said County and State, to wit: Commencing at the north-east corner of lot namber forty-one in J. C. Richmond’s Addition to the Town of Ligonier, thence runoing south fifty-one fcet, thence west two hundred and ten feet, thence north ﬁft‘y-one feet to the south line of said lot number fortyone, thence east to the north line of said lot two' hundred and ten feet to the place of be%inning. : ‘MOSES KISER, 7 Sheriff of Noble County. Albion, Ind., Sept. 28, 1870.—p. f. $7.50.

SHERIFE’S SALE. | By virtue of two executions, to me directed and delivered by the Clerk of the Court of Com- ' mon Pleas of Noble county, Indiana, in the ‘case of Frederick W. Straus and others, versus George Kingston, I will offer for sale at_public auction at the Court House door in the town of Albion, county/of Nobleand state of Indiana, on | Saturday, October 22, 1870, | Between« the hours of 10 o’clock A. M. and 4 o’clock, p. M. of said day, the following described real estnte'sg;mte in said county and State to wit: The sonth-east quarter ofy the northwest guarter of section seven, in township thirty: four north of range nine east. : T -MOSES KISER, - 2 Sheriff Noble County. Albion, Sept 28, 1870. [pr fee, £6.00.] -~ SHERIFF’S SALE. - By virtue of an execution to me directed and delivered by the Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court, in the case of Gilbert W. Voorhees vs. Silas B. Rittenhouse and. George W. Rodgers, I will offer for sale at puhlic auction, at the court honse door in the town of Albion, county . of Noble and State of Indiana, on e “ Saturday, October 22,1870, Between the hours of 10 o’clock, A. M., and 4 o’clock, p. ~ of said day, the following des. cribed real estate, situate in said county and State, to wit: The south Put of the east half of the south-west quarter of section thirty-three mn townjgh‘ip thintt'{s,ﬁve north of range eight east, containing fifty-five acres. @ bl : MOSES KISER, .. Bheériff Noble County, Albion, Sept 23, 1870, p.f.§6.60

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HERMAN! KRUEGER'S Great American Tea Company 1s the most popular place in Kendallville. Teas ; . in two pound lots at $l, $1.121-2, $1.30 & $1.50 per Ib. * All Goods Warranted As represented, ‘otherwise goods to be returned and money refunded. The largesg stock of T GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, T " TEALS, Queens & Glassware: » " Inthe city sold at a small \zidvance ABOVE NEW YORK COST. ‘All th(;se wishing to get value received for their 3 money, will 8 s Grive Us a Call ‘And we W_ill‘ be always pleased to show them o Goods, Qualities and Prices. .Corner of Main and Mitchell streets; - April2l-tf KENDALLVILLE.IND:

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 gon, one buggy, one pairof bob-sleds, two cows, three head of young cattle, five hogs, twelve sheep, one-balf of grain drill, plows, barrow, shovel plows, harness, hay, corn, wheat, cloverseed, peppermint oil, buckwheat and many other articles too numerous to mention. ‘Also S 0 acres of land, with 50 acres cleared, will be rented for money rent, on Jday of sale. TERMS : —All sums under three dollars, cash in hand; on all sums of three dollars and over, a credit of six months will be given, the purchaser giving his note with approved security, with inte.est at the rate of 6 per-cent. per anpum. Sale to commence at 9 o’clock,A. M. JOEL MILLER, Execufor, W. KNAPPENBERGER, Auc'r, | September 14, 1870. - ‘ 5

¥ SHERIFI’S SALE. - By virtue of an order of sale to me directed and delivered by the Clerk of the/Court of Common Pleas of Noble county, Indiana, in the case of George W. McConnell vis, Simeon Webster and Rhoda Webster, 1 will offer for sale at pub-. lic auction, at the court house dgor in the town of Albion, connty of Noble and Stateof lndiana, on oo | | & Saturday, October 22, 1870, | Between the hours of 10 o’clock, A. M. and 4 o’clock, P. M. of said day,the following described real estate, situate.in said county and State, to wit : The north half of the south-west quar-. .ter, and the south-west quarter of the southwest quarter, in. section nine, township thirtyfour, range nine east; except the following des cribed part, to wit: commencing at the southwest corner of the south-west quarter of said section nine, township thirty-four north of range nine east ; running from thence north on the section line dividing sectionseight and nine eighty rods, thence east to the Elk%art river to the place of beginning; supposed to contain about twenty acres of land, more or less. MOSES KISER, Sheriff Noble County.. Albion, Sept. 28th, 1570.22t3 p.f.sB 70 ~ SHERIFE’S SALE. ‘By.virtae of an order of Sale/to me issued by the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas of Noble county, Indiana, in the case of Hiram H. Ugsen vs. John W. Kern, John R. White and others, 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, ONISA TURDAY, OCTOBER Ist, 1870, Between the hours of 10 o’clock, A. M, and 4 o’clock, p. ~ of 'said ‘day, the following decribed real estate, situate in said County and State, to wit: ‘The North fractional half of thei North-west quarter of section five, township thirty-four north of range nine east, : MOSES KISER. s ~ Sheriff'of Noble Counnty. Albion, Ind , Sept., 7th; 1870.—55.70. ~

- Attachment Notice! : William 8. Best ) Before Daniel W. Green, a Isaac E. Knisely { Justice of the Peace of Pervs. Frank A. Reno (ry township, Noble county, Joseph A. Espy. ]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 Sth day of November, A. p. 1870, at 10 o’clock, A. M. : e DANIEL W. GREEY, Justice. Ligonier, Scpt. 14, 1870.-20 i

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Mrs. Allen’s Hair Restore: Will Restore Gray Hair to its Natura’ ﬁe, Color and Beauty. It is a mos elightful Hair Dressing. It will ﬁrp mote luxuriant dglrowth. Falling Hai is immediately checked. =~ The Young and all those whose Hair ha not yet tarned Gray or White, will prefe Mrs. Allen” Zylobalsamum It is an exquisite Toilet Treasure, clear _nno} transparent, without sediment. It beantifie -and.refrdshes the hair, and asa cimglo Hai Dressing, it has no equal. - All Mothers an advised to use it; and nothing clse, on thei Children’s Ifair; its good effects in after lif are plainly discernible. Everybody shogl iuss one of these r%)q;qgiqns_. both pot re :quired - Sold by aﬂ Druggists. = |

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A great political contest is at hand. 'The pe.opl,ve: are about to make ahb_thei' effort t,(;‘ji‘ibei'ate‘ ‘themselves from the yoke of radical oppression. The authors of the 15th Arﬁéndmeﬁt fraud are‘: to be rebuked. A ﬁnancia{ system under which the people. pay con‘lp‘ounvd‘, interest on ﬂlz currency, is to be' remodeled. A system of taxation by which the dead capital of the éountl'y is exempted, and flie " reventies are r;zised -from labor and ac:tive‘cal‘).ita}l, is to be ab;)lished. The donatioh of tHe public domain to railroad mqnopolies is to bé made to cease, The right of suffrage is to be extendéd to the half million disfranchised white men of the ,Soﬁth,l'and the restoration of the Union to be accomplished in fact as well as m 'namé. For ‘t}ie'further-' ance of these Vliféa'prineiples, Tmc Naronan Baxner will be‘ found an jeamést} advocate. Two thousand new subscrib. ers are wanted, Democrats of Indiana! Place a copy of ‘the Baxxr.in the hands of your B sghr i i another voter to the Democratie ranks, Send your orders to e INETORI, g o Kisanter, Ind.

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' o 3 i Nt n Price List! OFFICIAI? PRICE LIST; ~ FOR cast ONLY! Young Hyson Tea, 75 ets lh. & do -dlo’ 85 © « ' d‘o;v Mdo', 95 B ‘ do:zr (1010() “ » do- "/dol 95 . Best in Market, 160 Lk Gnnpowderi‘Tea, 125 "“ do do. .140 ‘ - Best in t"hé Woi'lli 160 ¢ i Fair Rio Cloffep,‘:?O cts. . o Good Rio Coffee, 22} ots. Prime to plioice', 95 cts. - Java Coftiee, 25 ¢cts.) - i Mocha, 80 ets, - _ Sy‘rup, 5 ceﬁts per gallon. - S_frnp, $1 per‘vigallo_’n. G Silver Drips, choice; $1.15. - New Orleans Molas‘ses,n $l. . CfusbedSﬁgar, lﬁécté. per Ib. Powdered do 15 : “»wf, K Grﬁnulatéd “ e « A Coﬁe,e’ Sugar, Sta;nd'al'd, l4c. New Orleans Sugar, 14c. . Brown Sugars, 9e. “ , Brown Sugars, li'c. e | Brown.Sugézrs, 186, e el Bes't.BrdWh in Town, 13¢c..

60 DOZ. OAK SPLINT CORN BASKETS! Just Received, and will be sold | at a bargain ! o Pepper, vely clean, 40c. : Pure Ground Pepper, 20c. Ib. CINNAMON, CLOVES AND ALL ‘ OTHER SPICES, At Greatly Redﬂcedl’rice@ Fine Salt, $2.25 bbl. N. Y. or Michigan. .~ . No. 1 White Fish $6.50 bbl. Liberal Discounts Made on Teas, " inß b Packages. A%id G'obz:.é JOBBED 70 RE«f’AIL» DEA LERS AT LIBERAL RA mat Kerosene Oil, 300, per gal. . Wm.CROW.. Kendallville, Sept. 14,1870,

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. = WeCall .. ied " the attention : . ’ of the citizens of . - : ; Ligonier & vicinity oy . to our fine and - ‘ 7 ‘elegant stock b < : i . of Readyw T “ madeclo- - E : et thing - 2 . i for Men. £ Bo({s and the ; Children, for the- | : present Summer and Fall E .~ irade. We have bought our entire - stock at the lowest figures for Cash, and consequently will be able to sell at ;'rices 80 very low as to satisfy ever;body. Our stock comprises all the latest styles of the season in dresa & business Suits, Spring Overcoats, Boys 'Suits'and -childrens’ . fancy suits. In Gents’ Furnishing goods dénd Hats and Caps you will . find all the latest novelties and at alltimes a full assortment from whichto select. Allour . ' Goods - are of .. thebestmanu- ~: - fact’re and are of the latest | styles, &ec. &c. .+ -All that we now desire is that . parties in want of -cloth ° ing willexamineour stock before, purch ' asing-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 pu%)'- lic demand, and taking a small profit on each article, which will makein all a very ~ large trade. We would call par- * ticu--3 lar attention to our departmentof ! Youth’sand Children’s Clothing, . We havespared no painsto pro- ..- _curethe largest, best made and { . ~most fashionable stock to be > . found in this |or any other town west of < ° New York.— . 1 Parents are es’Yeeislly I . . -invited to call and éx- . : amine this G de % art- ‘ ° ment, and - will find” ~ themselv’s very well “- _ repaid,for we keep A A the best assort. ment of ! . any houseinthis . ) Eown. — . . Weecan ; but say to all : ." that in “ — (Goods dnd pri ces you will , .. 'be_pleased at L. Low & Co’s House. -

\ : T : 3&5 Remember that we employ - the best and most fashionable Cutter in Northern 'l;lldijana,\ : Mr. Wm. HERBST, who will make it his object to ;secure“ﬁle neatest “fit” to be obtained anywhere, for the truth of which' we refer to all ’w‘ho'have tested his skill, ’L. LOW & CO. Ligonier, July 20, 1870..12 L . JOHN WEIR & CO’S .:. g : 1 : NQm D HARDWARE - STORE, West Side of Cavin Street, s LIGONIEK, |, - - INDI4RA.- © Keeps constantly on h;md ‘ Bla_cksmith, Carriage and WagonMakers’ Materials; ~ And a large and varied assortrr;cnt of Iron, Cast & Spring Steel, - NP AT T SPIKES, BRADS, TACKS, &C., &C., <5 Together with a large stock of Axles, Springs, Glips, sth Wheels N Bolts and Bands, iy Clit»le'“ry' and Shelf Fardware, BUILDERS' HARDWARE, = Carpenter and Builders’ Tools! 1n endless varieties, and of the best stock. wialpetir slot KO6 s Ligoniej, July 27, 1870; i ;;__-- ' o ATTENTION! . Cabinet Shop P 1 { A : ' Cabinet Ware . R.D.KERR Would réspectfully announce to the cit - izens of Noble county, that he constantly has on hand a large and superiorstock of = oon,siétingi.n part of . , DRESSING BUREAUS, . - G _ - WARD-ROBES - PABLER - ot = .. STANDS, LOUNGES, el st . < CUP-BOARDS, CHAIRS, . Lok Mo e MOULDING, . PEDETRADS . . e andin fact every thing usually kept in a Afirstelass Cabinet Shop. Particular attentionpaidtothe -~ ~ UNDERTAKING BUSINESS. ‘ =,ci ? : "‘, i st : ‘ ;;_.’ tfi __COFFINSGaGa e e o b f A - May BeceeS, - .