The National Banner, Volume 5, Number 37, Ligonier, Noble County, 11 January 1871 — Page 3

Hational Banner. LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. ' 'Loenal Brevities. . ~—Ten thousand rat skiocs wanted, by Brofl. oo . ; ~—For bosts and shoes go to.Canficld & Emery's, - e i —Look for the big hide and-pelt sign at Shinke's. ; T — ~~The Tenks murder. trial cost La. ‘grange county $2,600. / —Coon, mink and other furs; hides and pelts, purchased by Brull., —The trains on the railroad are again makKing their average time. : i —The ice gatherers have not commer‘ced work yet this season, at this place. ——Our weather clerk has failed to furnish his léport for the yenr just closed. —Bargains! bargains! Chenpest! cheap est! Best! best stock of shoesat Canfield & Emery's 0 ‘ o ~Rev. Wellman will preach regularly, hereafter, at the Baptist church, in Kendallyille, 2 e - —TFor a pair of substantial boots, neat gfiters, or durable shoes, cail at Canficld & Emery's. ~ ' i o - —C. Eldred, at-the City Drug Store, dlways has on hand a large assortment of cigars and tobacco, | o © —“A list> of lands and town lots re‘f turned delinquent” meets our eye in many of our exchanges. e ' —Teal & Blodgett issued the first number of their paper at Hersey, Mich., on lnst Wednesday.! . B —Our shipping merchants find great trouble in securing cats to'ship produce as fast as purchased. L — Brull still continues at Zimmerman's, as well as Shinke's cellar, Bring on your furs and hides. A "} The Goshen Tmes has opened a column entitled “ Educational Train,” with “D. D. Luke, Conduetor.” ‘ —Ed Hayden, formerly of Goshen, has ‘opened a bran new barber shop next door to Scrans & Meagher's, —The editors and publishers of the 10th and 11th Districts will meet at Goshan on Friday, the 20thinst. " —Rev. Jas. Hadsell: delivered His fare- - well sermon, at the Christian Chureh, in this place, on Sundey last. : -~The roosters in this vicinity continue to crow from daylight in the morning wntil dusk in the evening. ' ~ ~The depot .at this place is ful! of wheat, cloverseed and ‘hogs, awaiting shipment to the eastern markets. : - —John A. Mitchell, Esq., bas resigned his position as-Cashier of the First National Bank, in Kendallville, —Our public schools are more fully attended than they were during tlie session which terminated before the holidays. - —Go to Canfield & Emery's for boots, Shoes and rubbers. They have the largest, cheapest, and bhest §t4\¢k in ng()nler.r' —Snow lies on the ground to the depth of nearly four inches. “We aré huving good sleighing, and oh! such moonlight nights,” & ~ —The person to whow Mr. J. 8./Lock~ hart loaned “Greeley's Recollections of a Busy Life" will confer a favor by returning the same, o -

T-Cyuthimm, in Kentucky, is immodestly shnwiﬁg one of her calves, which is over six fegt in circumference and weighs " 1475 pounds. : ‘ j —The editressof the South Bend Union is to deliver a lecture at South Bend, dur ing the present month, for the benefit of thé Episcopal Church, at that place. | —Since the holidays, Wm. Grob, at Kendallville, has been selling more groceries than ever before during the same season, This is owing to his reduction in prices. L e —The Chicago Times of the Tth ins't.! says': The wife of Dr. Gants, of Lig_ouie)‘, ~ presented him with a New Year's gift in duplicate on Sunday mornir g—only doublets,” . : o : - —Country Produce of all kinds wanted “ at the grocery store ot Geo. U. Glatte, at Kendallville, who will pay the highest market. price for it, He sells groceries cheap, and invites attention to the fuct* ~—ln another column will be found an ordinance passed by the Board of Trus tees of Ligonier, to prevent the erection. . of frame or wooden buildings on Cavin street, between First and Fourth streets, — The immense quantity of Groceries that are daily earried away from J. Decker’s is a sure sign that there is the place ‘where. good bargaing can be had, Call and see what he can do for you.| il —‘l.)r'ugq. paints, oils, _vqrniﬁlles, &e., tor 1871 are to be had at the popular “draug store of Moore & Tharp. They propose to sell as :‘leap fdr{cash as any " bther house in this country. All articles, warranted ; o (o ~ . —Carl Benson, in the Turf, Field and Farm, thus touches off the fancy signature of a Washington correspondent : : Avodroce ed - B el ¢ Tt means De Cordova, g ) -~Straus &Meagher recently purchased a hog from Samuel Prough, which -meas‘ured from tip to tip of teet, 7 feet and 8 inches. The length of the body was 6 feet ‘and 6'inches, Weight, 570 pounds. Who " canm beat it ?. ;

ik N - > -~ THE masquerade party given at Kann's Hall on the evening of Wednesday last, by the Ligonier Cornct Band, #§s not a success, owing to the small number of costumestuken. Those wio were present, however, enjoyed themselves very much, as the music was good, and the managers bad take;i every pains to make the affair a pleasant one, We understand that the Baud intend giving another party before the season closes. : v i oy @ P i . Tae New Albany ZLedger Printing House has recently been removed to more . commodious quarters. in that city, and is ~ npw one of the finest establishments in o the West. Mr. L. G, Matthews has shown a commendable spirit of enterprise in so permanently establishing a paper that © will remain through many decades a token of hig ability and success. - | el b e e 3 MR E, D. MEAGHER has shown us two splendid photographs, which were pre ~ sented to him as o' New Year's gift, by Mr. A. H, Herts, of Vicksburg, Miss,, formerly of this place. The pictures are ~ from bass relief representations of the godL de’; of Morning and Night, R « e A i i} A BLACK BEAR has made its sppearance -in/LaGrange county, ten miles north of - “Ligonier, His trail has been followed to the e w’of“ﬁ'b‘g‘- nwaﬁw, and cfforts \ being made for his captore, {

. o j * Communicated. - The Regulators, . Mg. EpITOR: —I um -aware that the laws of Indiana sanction the organizatinn of a body of men in each township for the public weal, to catch horse tbievqg. and the like, who call themselves ¢ Regulators.” But it has always been a serious question 1n my mind and that of others, whethior the good that is accomplished by them, is not more than overbalanced by the evil produced by théir over zealousness, in dis turbing the peace and quietness in any or all communities where there is & band of them in operation. Hate, suspicious jeal ousies and rapkling sn;monitieé, in the bosoms of the citizens, always appear to follow in the wake of their midnight cabals. i/ :

Not long since it was reported in the, vicinity of ‘Cromwell that one Jasper Green and his wife had something up wards of one hundred dollars in money stolen from the house one atternoon, while they were both absent, and from sone circumstances connected with the ‘case, the thief must have been acquainted with the premises. = The “ Regulators " took the matter in hand, and the people in the neighborhood were astonished tv learn that the wife of Mr. Thomas Pollock (a most respectable lady) was suspected, and that she, togeth er with her husband, was dragged forth from their home, in the mi.idleof the night, to the den of the “ Regulators " at Cromwell, a distance of nearly two miles. .By questioning, threatening, or what we know not, the farce ended in finding no clue.to the money and exempting Mrs. Pollock and her husband from all suspicion. ' : :

‘The next we hear a rumor tkat there was no money stolen, but that Mrs Green bad secreted it for some purpose known to herself, and that she was brought before the tribunal of Regulators at Ligonier, where she partly or fully confessed the whole case. lam informed by one or swo of these said “ Regulators” that. enough was disclosed by Mrs. Green to show her ‘complicity in the matter, and that there was no money stolen.. But it was con cluded “best to-hush it up for t'he‘sakc of the family,” &c. Now I ask, is this right ? It is not only an insult Leaped upon the community, but justice to Mr. and Mrs. Pollock demands that whatever has' been found out to be true in the premises should at least'be make known to the public, e ERNQUIRER. ) P el o e i

. Masoxic.—The following officers have been elected and installed for the ensuing year in Kendallville Lodge, No. 276, F. & A M.: W.W. Hildreth, W. M. ;»H. Wakeman, 8. W.;.J. M. Harris, J. W.; P. B. Pepple, 8. D.; J. V. Correyell, J.D.; H. I Patk, Treas, : D.C. Walling, Sec’y i Jno. C. Hill, L. N. Reed, Stew ards; Wm. Albright, Tyler. S

The following officers have been elected and installed in Kendallville) Chapter, No. 64. Jas. Colegrove, H. 8.; Carr Green, K.; T. 8. Dake, S.; H. I. Park, C. H.{ W. L. Audrews, P, 8.; J. C. Hill, R. A.C.; P. H. Magnus, Sec'y; 8. J. M. Loomis, Treas.; W. W. liildreth, G. M. 3d, V.; S. T. Williams, G. M. 24, V.; Z. C. Thomas, G. M. Ist, V.; Wm. Albright,r Gdhrd. s 5 -

The following officers have been elected and nstalled for the ensuing year in Apollo Commandery, No. 19, of Kendallville: Sir Knights' S. T. Williams, E. C.; Carr Green, G.; Z' C. Thomas, C. G.; C. A. Munn, Prelate; W. L. Andrews, 8. W.; C.D. Kimball, I. W.; A. B, Park, Rec. ; John Mitchell, Treas.; J. C. Hill, 5 B.y H. 1. Park. 8. B.; James Cole grove, W.; P. B. Pepple J. E. Weston, and 8. A. Wilson, .Guards; Wm. Al brighy, C. G. ] . Ll gl ~Tur last invention of the enemy to place men in the power of women, is a new scatf with a strice around the neck and a patent fastener, which no man, Uowever good an engineer he 1s; cun harness to himself without the aid of a woman, It takes fifteen minutes to pu it on, and that time is used to koonoodle, whatever that may be, the ‘unsuspecting ‘man out of a little money. A man who tried it says that it costs him a half a dollar every morning that his wife arranges his scart, and where a man has to depend on some! other lady, a cousin or something, it is more costive still.

Mark TwaiN writes the following answer to a correspondent : ,“/:Youny' Author—7 Yes, Agassiz does recommend authqrs to eat fish, because the phosphorus iti it makes brains.” So far you are correct. But I cannot help you to a decision about the amount you need to eat —at least, not with certainty. It the specimen composition you send is about your usual average, T should judge that perhaps a couple of whales would be all you would want for the present. Not the largest kind, but simply good middling sized whales.” e

« —————p e P ¢ - EXTENSION OF TrMe.—Owing to my se vere illness, I have been unable¢ to attend to business, and the time set for the settlement of all notes and accounts h’éld by me is « xtended until the first of February. Those indebtea to the undersigned must call and settle during the month of January, 1871, or their accounts will be placed in the hands of the proper officer for collection. This is positively the last call. ; \ P. SisTERHEN. . Ligonier, Jan'y 6+ 1871.-tf. -

- Parsox Mooy, of Chicago, has reversed the invidious distinction commonly'made between “round” and “square” dances. He was willing that a charitable fairat Farwell Hall should be wound dp with waltzss, schottisches, and other r’ota‘ting devices of the enemy, but ordered the gas to be shut off at the first intimation of a cotillion. This is new and strange. i :

DELINQUENT LisT.~ The Goshen Times justly prides itself on the neat apperance of its delinquent list. The Columbis City Post and Warsaw Indianian also have neatly appearing lists, The Rockport Democrat “tells a plain unvarnished tale” with' its list, which is set without rules. ~ - e

It is remarked as a somewhat strange coincidence that Daniel W. Voorhees, M. C. Joseph E. McDonald, and Wm. Mack, of Terre Haute, the new speaker of the lower hotise of the State Legisiature, were all bara within ten miles of each other, in Butler nndgéﬁtmilton counties, Ohio.

| Loss of Another Ocenn Steamer. The United States paddle-wheel steamer Saginaw, of 2f2 tons burden and carrying two guns, bas now been overdue at San Francisco for six weeks. She left Honolulu about four mbnths ago, to visit the newly discovered Midway Islands, to make a hydrographic survey, and bas not gince been heard from. She has overrun her allotted time, as she has been expected at San Francisco more than six weeks ago to refit for # cruise to the [sthmus of Darien, where she was to co-operate| with ',_Commander Selfridge’s expedition. Her ‘absence at this time will seriously affect ‘the success of the Darien. explorers, as there is no vessel on the Pacific side avail‘able’ to take her place. She had been believed to be a staunch, sea going crait. ‘able to'ride out almost any gale that she was likely to eacounter. e LaTER.—A despatch dated San Francisco, January 7th, says : ; “The United States Steamer Saginaw went ashore on Saturday morning, Oct. 29, on an ocean island called the French Frigate Shoals, near Midway Island.— Very few provisions were saved, though the ship did not entirely go to pieces un til the 14ch of November. On the 18th of November ber executive officer, Lieut. Talbot, with his eub officers, started in the gig for the Sandwicl Islands. After enduring incredible sufferings they reachea Kanai December 18, but all were sb weak that Lieut. Talbot, Peter Frances, Quartermaster, and James Muir, and Jno. " Arnold, sailors, were drowned in the surf iqeglnding.- The bodies have been recov ered. The news was sent at once to Honolulu and the schouner Kona and a packet were sent by the American Minister with provisions and water. Two days later the steamer Kilane was placed’ at the Minis ‘ter's disposal by the Government, and was also dispatched. It is hoped that she will arrive in season to save the lives of the wearied crew, nimety in number, all of whom were on quarter rations, the island yielding nothing.” s , ‘ Fanding the Public¢ Debt.. The Senate on Monday, the 4th Inst., passed the bill to amend the act of last July to authorize the refunding of the national debt. Contrary to expectation, there was no debate. It provides merely that the amount of bonds. authorized by said'act to be issued, bearing 5 per cent. interest per annum, be increaséd to $500,000,000, and the interest of any. portion of said bonds issued under this or that act may be made payable quarterly. The bill pending in the House Ways and Means Committee isthe saute in effectas this, though the increase of three hundred ‘millions of five per cent. bonds is specified, and the interest on the two hundred millions authorized by the July act is made payable quarter yearly. ~ This gives the Secretary five hundred millions ~of five per cent bonds with which to commence the refunding of the debt, The, measure will probably become law in either one shape or the other.

: el @B— - ‘A writer in the Missouri _l%?mblican, diiscussing thie questions.suggested by the “relics of a lost race,” arrives at the following conclusions- regarding ‘the prehistoric occupants of the Mississippi Valley: 1. The primitive tribes of America were not exotic buyindigenous. 2. The race known as Moé?d_ Builders were red Indians in every essential particular, sipilar to those now inbabiting the territories.— 3. Of the ten thousand mounds in the Western, Middle, and Southern States, less than five hundred are the produet of buman agency. 4. The highest point of art development attained by the Mound Builders only exceeded the use of stone implements by a very limited manipulation] of native copper; and apart from their extrem& advancement is marked by earth works, unglazed pottery, and the simplest ‘aboriginal mil'lx tillage. 5. They had no system of worship or any ideas of theology more elevatéd than such as are entertained by the hunter tribes of ‘the present day. P

THERE is'a gentleman in town, not noted for kis religius inclinations or de votional practices, who was recently at tacked with a severe cholic. Becoming sumewhat alarmed for his #afety in the flesh, and his peace in the future, he be thought himself of prayer. Kneeling down by a chair, he undertook to give expression to his troubled spirit in a sup plicating petition to his Maker for reliet from pain, or a safe pilgrimage to that “undiscovered country? stould his earthly existence so soon be terminated ; but as he was unaccustomed to addressing the Divine Being, the only thought to which he could give utterance was “ Good bye, John.” e ’ T e >-~- - / * NEw PusLicaTioNs.—We have re ceived the first numbers of the Aubutrn Courier and Osceola Qutline—the latter published at Hersey, Mich., by Messrs. Teal & Blodgett, and the former at Auburn by Mr. T. C. Hays who has racently purchased the Waterloo Air Line and removed the material to Auburn. Bdth papers are neat in' appearance and ably edited, thus meriting a liberal sup port. el e e KENDALLVILLE FRrUIT HoUSE.~Messrs; Wichman & Co. have just opened a large fruit house, at Kendullville, for the.purpose of supplying the citizens of that city and vicinity with groceries, teas, coffees, etc. See advertisement elsewhere in today’s papei'. : _ el @ e MaNY of our exchanges are endeavoring to prove their ignorance of the game of “seven up” or “old sledge,” by publishing a fictitious statement of the origination of the expression, “How is that for bigh " ;

The editor is under very many obliga tions to some unknown friends for an elegant office carpet sent round on New Year's eve. Until he ascertains the names‘ of the generous donors he can-attest his gratitude only in a general way; but h;e‘ is determined to know each and every one ot them, and get even with them, if ‘ it takes the whole year to do-it in. Call round, gentlemen, and see how cheerful the office and its occupant looks.—Elk hart Review. : f : |

EveErvßoDY likes to dress well, and about this time in the year almost everybody expects to buy more or less of cloth ing. Now itis an important matter to know just where to go to find what you want. Well, we think we can give you that information by naming Engle & Co.’s, at Kendallville, as that place. - K

H. D. WiLson, of Goshen, was in town last week om business connected with the Common Pleas Court. Mr. W. is a very agrefable gentlemen and a sucressful law yer. We fancy the day is not far distant when we aharlybave to vote against him - the Democratic candidate for Cot:igreu in this District.— Lagrange Standard,

; '~ Robbing the Poor. | ~ In arecent issue of the N. Y. Sun ina long aceount of the ddings of the “Washington Market Aassociation,” one of the richest and most powerful ‘bodies in the nation. This association ‘has procured the enactient of an ordinance prohibiting any person in the jurisdiction of . Washington market trom gelling fresh meats, without first getting a permit. from the Comptroller, which costs $250, and which is more than these poor butchers can afford, The Association_aim to drive those cheap butchers off. who supply as good ‘meat to the poor-at from one to hree cents ;less on the pound, and thus compel those poor laboring people to' buy of the ring, and pay one to three cents. more for their meats,— ‘Such is the shameful course the rich ‘oursue towards the poor eyerywhere. Well has it been said that “Man’s in bumanity to man makes countless ‘numbers mourn.” " e - St. Louis rewards the United States Marshal who took the census of that city with a service of silver plate. .She ean afford to do it. ‘Her population was figured out at 312,000. B e — : Tenchers’ Association.

There will be a meeting of the teachers of Sparta, and adjoining townships, at Cromwell;, on Saturday, January 21st, 1871, for the purpose of exchanging views on methods of teaching, government, .&e. Also, the introduction and explanation of ‘Webb's Word Method,” with Illustrations of manoer of using. Classes will beconducted in reading, grammar, and arith metic. -T. M. Eells, Esq., has been solici’ ted to attend, and is expected to be pres ent. Ample provision will be made for :those’ from a distance. Teachers, and all interested are earnestly invited to attend: Exercises to be beld iu Lutheran Church, W. H. KIRKLAND, Jac. BAKER, - » i Teacher, = Tuwp. Trustec. Cromwell, Ind., January 9, 1871, . v e I et i { BARR's PECToRAL ELIXIR never fails in Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, &c. 34t4 . : e Ay : I Dr. Sage's Catarrh Remedy pro~ duces perfect cures of the worst ¢ ses of Catarrh. “Cold in the Head,” Coriza and Catarrhal Headache, as hundreds of testi monials from well known citizens and em- | inent physicians who have used it in their practice abundantly testify. Itis mild, pleasant and unirritating. The proprie tor offers §5OO for a case of Catarrh that he canrot cure. . Sent to any address by mail on receipt of sixty cents. Address R. V. Pierce, M. D., 183 Seneca street, Buffalo, N. Y. Sold by Moore & Tharp, C. Eldred, and druggists generally. Re-. ~member that Dr. Pierce’s private Govérn | ‘ment Revenue Stamp is on every package | fof the Gepuine, + : } 1 ¢ Se G - ) BARR's PECTORAL ELIXIR stops a cough ' ‘at once and cures a cold in a few days. 34 \ St ; - If our friends will use preparations tnr! restoring gray hair they should use theg ;hcgt\:"in the market. Oan attention has | lately been called to an article which has | ‘an extensive sale and a very high reputa- | ‘tion, known as Ring’s Vegetable Ambro- | sia, and we are inclined to think that it ‘possesses more desirable and less Objec-l tionable qualities than any other in the warket. It restores gray or faded hair to | its original color in a most remarkable manner, and by its invigorating and sooth ing properties removes all dandruff and humors from the scalp. Give it a fair trial and you cannot. fail to like it. 372 t The best treatment for Croup is BARR'S | PECTORAL ELIXIR. J4t4 | i - _ﬂ— . Tue COUNTRY SEEMS T 0 BR FILLED wITH - SPEOIFIC — For the cure of Lung Diseases, that one scarcely. knows which to ‘use, for want of confidence in their medical properties; but from the remarkable cutes and the high order and extra ordinary efficacy of Allen’s Lung Balsam, | that we are compelled to regard the evi- | dences of our senses, and confidently state i for cough and cold, and thathydra-keaded | monster consumption, we thiok that pre | paration 1 safe and certain cure that is| now before the public. For sale by all | medicine dealers. jan. 4-Im, || Poxy Upr.—All persons indebted to the‘ undersigned are hereby notified to call | and settle, either by cash’ or note, within ! the riext thirty days, or thé accounts will | be placed in the hands of the proper offi- | cer for collection, C. ELDRED.. | Ligonier, Jan. 4, 1871, ¥ f BARR's PECTORAL ELIXIR is sold by all ! Druggists. Price Ohe Dollar. 34t4 } . HAVE you ever tried NATURE's HAIR| ‘RESTORATIVE? You will be delighted | with it. Clean, safe,-and ¢fficient. Itis? driving all the pnisnﬁous compounds out | of the market. It 1% s clear as crystal. — | See acvertisement,. ¢ 372 | DISEASE IS SOON SHAKEN BY PHYSIC % 800 N TAKEN ! —How true the old maxim! ! Therefore, heed it, and try Roback’s rém- | edies, that are used by thousands. ' i Asthma is speeaily relieved by Barr's | PrCTORAL ELIXIR: { 184t4 |

. LIGONTER MARKET REPORT. Wheat—white, ... 120. “C0rn,............ 30 Wheat—Red,..... 118 - }BeesWa‘x,.’...... 80 OAB,v i vveeees's = 3T [BOLLEr. .. .. 15 020 Potatoen,; .. .. 50 cLard 00 10 Flax 5eed,....... 175 tﬂﬂgg5,..‘........., 20 W 001,....... .40 to 42 }Feathers..... ... 80 —_—'—_‘——f——————'—'—" KENDA LL;VILLLE’ MARKET (Corrected Weekly bh William Crow.) Wheat—white, ... 115 (C0rn............. 40 Wheat—red ......1 10 |BeesWax,....... 80 ORLN, e einaes S IBGHER 00 Potatoes,.. ... G aland i 00, 18 Flax 5eed,........ 165 JBeeß,....iv...in. Zg Weol 040 8035 ;Feathers....,.... U CioverBssd....... 550 [Ta110w.....[.... 08" Tork... oo il 000 tHAY: o 800 Tarkeys, Live,.... 08 |[Chickens, Live... 05}

- M. M. Poueroy, of the LaCrosse Democrat, savs that C W. Roback, of Cincinnat), is making the bestarticle of Bitters now manufactured in the United States or élsewhere. We have nsed them for three years, and would not be without them for] almost any money. In the spring his Stomach Bitters are worth hundreds of doﬁurs for keeping the stomach in order,and cleansing the blood from accumulated impurities. It is not once in two years that we en dorse 80 called palent medicines, but Roback’s are worthy all the praise we can bestow upon them. :

Keep the blood %lre and avoid fevers by using.a bottle of Poland’s Humor Doctor, the great system renewer, Bold by Moore & Tharg : Do not wait for a cough or kidney disease to go as it came,’but get Poland’s White Pine Compound to cure at once. - ; : —Fellow’s Worm Lozenges is the only remedy in existence combining harmless qualities with delicions taste and aqmzing power. Sold by Moore & Tharp. : 14y1 st-alt —All cases of debility: peculiar to zamales 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 nenralgia aad rheumatism, with damb ngge and its discomfort, and with headache, when they can be cured by the use of WAYNE'S DIURETIO AND ALTERATIvE ExTRAOCT. ] ; . ! AN ORDINANCE PROHIBITING THE ERECTION OF FRAME OR WOODEN BUIODINGS ON CAVIN STREET BETWEEN FIRST & FOURTH STREETS, LIGONIER. Wakreas, Numerous: citizens of the town of Ligonier, have ﬁetitioned the Board of Trustees of said town, asking said Board to adopt meas. ures for the preservation and grotection of their property from damage or distruction by fire, -and to shat end pass an ordinance prohibiting the turther erection of any fra.ne or wooden buildings on Cavin street, between First and Fourth-streets, in said town ; therefore, .. Be it Ordained by the Board of Irustees of ths Town of Ligonier, That from and after the passage of this ordinance it shall be unlawful for the owner of any lot on Cavin street between first and fourth streets, in the town of Ligonier, his lesee, or other person, to erect or construct any frame or wooden building on any lot Iving upon aud adjacent to said strect ivithin the limits desctibed in this section. e Passed Dec,-80th, 1870, © = . . ‘ L o AS P»A&KER, Pregident. H. G, Ziturrwan, Secretary. .

‘ NE O ’ KENDALLVIL'E FROIT HOUSE. . WICHMAN & CO. lﬂ,ﬁ.\'iugmken.cl!m'_;i,-r,e: of the » ‘ FRUIT HOUSE, {Cornor of State and Mitchell‘:lmct.-', and retlled ' the <ame with » B : ;‘/‘ WTHE CHOICEST ST(I(]K' or GROCERIES igheist _ ’ t ; ‘ ' Ever brought to N«,;hu: county, ‘ Oﬁer the same (o their patrons, and the p‘nh!h- gen- ; . g-rn]ly. at figuresthaf will . Astonish the Natives! ' GO TO THE. ' 'FRUIT HOUSE! L V'l‘n buy your . s TEAS for 75 ets., $l,OO, $1.25, and THE VERY BEST at $1.50! KEROSENE OIL, - 30 o, per Gal. New York oor Michigan Salt at 7 $2.25 per Barrel. And all'bther Goods in Proport.ionh!, |

The Choicest Lot of Groceries af the "TRUIT HOUSE! ; 'WICHMAN & CO. Kendallville, Ind,, Jan'y 11th, 1870.4 f. | ‘ KEEP YOUR FEET DRY! . BOOTS & SHOES For the Million! GO TO F. “’ SHINKE’S BOOT & SHOR STORE! { JI;;L Shinke's .By:—/'ck Btlz'hlﬁzg, ’ If you want.‘io .ieg th'e; ;‘.;e.st ndmde. assortment of BOOTS & SHOES, ) . .:AND 7 i g Easterzl M,ade{ Work, I‘ORI / d 1

2 - , o 3 LADIES & CHILDRENY WEAR, cal IR NG ONERR ‘Espe'ci‘él attention is cQHed to the substantial manner in which my .work is made, and also to the q};mlity of the stock used. A/l work done at my shop is Warranted. 2 = . F. W. SHINKE. Ligonier, May:lB, 1870, 5-1 A SPLENDID STOCK ' Ok A ; BOOTS & SHOES ; AT THE OLD STAND OF ' P. SISTERHEN. THE BEST OF WORKMEN EMPLOYED, Wewa l'ljilut all of our work,' and in cuse ofgrip e . page we reparr i Free of Charge. ' Calland Examine our Stq_ck before pui’B r:hasi‘pg:elsewhere. et . Quick Sales and Small Profits g one YRR, o

_aNDALLVY lgﬁ-s; i I'&g 5§ | ‘ . ’ .' g ::,‘ EFORT WAYNE. EDOWNGO‘ THE PRICES! " Wm. GROH’S Price List! OFFICIAL PRICE LIST, FOR CASH ONLY ! - |

iYoung H}’S(?l‘l Tea, 75. cts lb. | do - do 85 . do. do 95 -« do ! 0100 « - . do d 0125 o - ;Besb n Mg.rket, 160« 'Gunpowder Tea, 125 , do do 140 éßes't' in the World 160 « | ghFa,ir Rio C‘offée,“ZO cts. Good Rio Coffee, 224 cts. EPrime to Choice, 25 cte. Java Coffee, 25 ets. gl_\'focha,,.‘:}O;"cts. Lt K _ ES&rl;p, 75 cents per gallon. . ESyru-p, -‘1« per gz‘;lloin-.‘ _ - Silver Drips, choice, $1.15. New Orlqaﬁs Molasses, $l. ;Cr‘ushéd Sugz;r, 15 cts. 1:;er Ib. Powdered do’ 15 Granulated © 16 .« A Coffee Sugar, Standard, 14. :New Orleans Sugar, 14¢. | Brown Sugars, FJ(‘.:(3 4 - Brpwn Sugars, llc, | A i Brown .Suga;'é, ’}2}o. = | : Bes}t Brn}vn in Town, 18¢. }

60 DOZ. OAK SPLIN'T CORN BASKETS! Just Received, and will be sold at a bargain! Pepper, very clean, 40c. Pure “G‘réund Pepper; 50e. lb. CINNAMON, CLOVES AND ALL OTHER SPICES, At Greatly Reduced Prices. Fine Salt, $2.95 bbl. N. Y. or * Michigan. 0 No. 1 White Fish $6.50-bbl. Liberal Discounts Made on Teas, ~ ins Ib. Packages. - Alo, GOODS JOBBAD T 0 Rnukn} DBALKRS AT LIBRRAL RATRS. Keros%peﬁ'Oild,‘-ga;. }ﬁell.' gal. © Wm.GROH. . Kendallville, Sept. 14,1870,

GREAT REDUCTION A 0 e S RETAIL PRICES, T e GROCERIES, Queensware, and GIASSWARE! J.DECKER ' P _-\ ~ll:., ‘ : '.j STHLL IN THE FIELD! As usual, with one of the .begt s;lecte'd stock of : goods ever brought to this market, consisting of - Coffee, Sugar, Tea, Syrup, Molasses; Spices, Tobaccos, Wooden-Ware, Glassware, Fruit Cans, &c., = ) which he has just roct}h’z"d = : ‘ Dizrer From New Yo_m; Cirry, and in the quality .ungl p!‘il'(‘iuf,'\ﬁ‘]‘l‘"('h : Tar HE DEFIES ~CQMP‘ETITION ! In addition to ﬁhg above he"l'm»s a well-selected stock of

QQUEENSWA.RE,:‘ Sy | GLASSWARE, = o LAMPS, &« ‘ Which he is selling very.cheap. A Good Stock of School. Books ; Will'be offered for sale- .- % AT o s ] \FOR STXTY DAYS! Call and examine his stock bei . fore, ‘purchasir}g, and you : . will be rewarded for < your trouble! b With many thanks to h-e’s“ ipat}'ons? for pust favors, he hopes by fair dealihg to nie- l &rit @ contin wance of fh‘(’if*)f'g patronage. SR i 5 .. J. DECKER. . - October 1, 1870 25 L » "

. TT T T e e I GO, TO TEE ' . ! g ’ O EMPIRE DRUG STORE ! | - g LY . -y ® CFOR r CHEAFP DRUGS, ' 5 S gy MEDICINES, - i . an e y VI : Paints, - Oils, Varnishes, . AGL'STANDARD :© 7.7 - | Patent Medicines. I ' Wall Paper & Stationery 1 s, ke, ke, ke, Ko K., ko Lo " " MOORE & THARP, Ligonier, Sept., Sth, 1869.;3'1 5 : b e L D ge e |H. R. CORNELL, } Who muy always be found at his - | | ) D( | PHOTOGRAPH ROOMS, i Is rrepared to take all kinds opriét.nresin the { latest styles of the art. z i PARTICULAR ATTENTION | paid to cop_ving old Deguerreotypes and Am | brotypes into Cards, and Enlarging. 5 i Work warranted satis!actory in all cases. ~ - i Ligonier, Ind., Feb. 23,1870.-45 :

e e = | i ' R ~ SAMUEL E. ALVORD, - AttorneysAt Law, Claim Agent, anf Notary Public, Aibion, Noble Co., Ind. * f Businesgin the Courts, Claimsef” goldiers and ~ heir heirs, Conveyancinﬁ, &c., promptly andcare« fuily attended to..' Acknowledgments, Depositionsand Affidavits, taken and certified. = . j VICK’S = POR 1871, Tue First EpttioNy o ONE HUNDRED AND Firry Tuousanp copies of Vick*s Hilusirated Cntnlogue of Secds and Floral Guide, is published and ready to send out—loC pages, and anEngraving of almost every desirable Flower and Vegetable. It is elegantly printed on fine. tinted aper, illustrated with Thrée Hundred fine Wood | %ngrnving‘s and two beantifal - - ; COLORED PLATES. . ‘The most. beautiful aad the m st insttuctive Floral Guide published.- A ERMAN EDITION puhlished, in all other respects cimilar to the English.: i Sent free to all my customers of 1870, as mpidlﬁ' as possibie, withoutapplication. Sent to all others who order themi for Ten Cents,which isnothalf’ the cost, Address R g : «y JAMES VIOK, 4 35t4 i " Rochester N. Y T T NORTH MISSOURI LANDS SR MRS e e HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH 0 . R. COMPANY. ' About 123,000 Acxes of the Finest Farming and: Grazing Land in the United States, forisale atlow frlces and on very easy terms; t{ms enabling an industrions map with small capital to pay for Lis land with money earned from it. % = - - Missouri is not too far West to be at aﬁrent distance from markets; its Railroad facilities ave great and constantly incpgasln]g; the climate is' ‘splendid, and good crogs are almost a certalnéy;‘ ' while the numerous thriving towns -and ¢i %s‘, | sgﬂnﬁl% ul,i‘oxl -every hand attest beyond dog t that the lig t of slavery has been effectuially dissipated, and that eastern men and eastern capital: ists are doing their perfectwork, -~ - ¢ X Al Ly 20t Our Lands Defy Competition. . Send for fail descriptive circulars and Sectional Maps, enclosing 30 cts, and stating what .I)arer! you saw thisin, to. . | ot EDWARD WILDER, git 4 - Land Commissioner, Hannibal, Mo. AVEVE 5 Persons to successfully canvass for Pre- ‘ - miums we offer, and receive 4 §25 Walt~ L - ham Watch for: yourself, Address Peo~ ple's Weekly, Dayton, O, « 0 354

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