The National Banner, Volume 7, Number 17, Ligonier, Noble County, 21 August 1872 — Page 3

1 e e : National Banner. A ; s Lo LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. i B ',__o—-".-———--.—————‘_._-_.—___. e “SPEOCIAL NOTICE. Communications and letters pertaining to business connected with this office should, in all caseg, be addressed. NATIONAL BANNER, Ligonrse, Ixn., to insure immediate attention. Private lettérs to the undersigned will receive attention-upon returning home, 5 J. B. STOLL.

' i ; Friday Evening, Aug, 23, 1872, AT GAPPINGERS HALL For the election of delegates to attend the Couanty Convention, at Albion AuE. 31st, 1872. ; ? H. WAKEMAN, Chairman. e & . Elcet Delegates. ; Democrats and Liberals of the several sownships of the county will bear in mind that on Saturday next they should meet and elect delegates to the County Convention, on the 31st inst. :

Delegate Election. : The voters of Perry township are re quested to meet at the Town Hall on Saturday evening next, 24th inst., precisely at 7 o'clock, for the purpose of electing delegates to the Democratic and Liberal County Convention, on the 81st inst. | "T — 3 Sammel E. Alvord, Esq., of ‘Albion,will address the Greeley and Brown Club of Kendallville on Friday ’ei';ienit_‘]g" next, 2841 inst. o | i b Vi L e - ' —Every day adds strength to the liberal cause, 5 ~—Cassius M. Clay speaks at Goshen this evening. |' ¢ . | ' +Hawley I""ebl_{ |Las o ir thanks for a good mess of roasting calj.' . - —We made many pleasant .acquaint ances at Goshen last Saturrduy.' ‘ —Subgcribe for the BANNER for a year, and justisce how well you like it. . —There will ‘be street preaching iu front of the Ligonier Houge next Sunday, at SP. M. : 5 —OQuar fast typo, WirLiAM HENRY FREE, is ‘rusticating at Lagrange, on a visit fo his parents, ; " —A large number of our citizens at tended the camp meeting at Lagrange last- Sabbath, ' - | -~Frauk Loudy and Jim. Scott, of Columbia City, were in town last Sunday, accompanied by their ducks. s —James N. Childs and Bill Groh, of Kendallville, visited our sanctum on Mon day. Call egain, gentlemen. _ _ -- RRev. Monroe, of the Disciple church,’ preachied in front of the Ligonier Houge List-Sabbath, to quite a large audiépce. | —The Violet Houee, kept by William Childs at Goshen, is a 'ﬁr'st class houge, and Mr. Childs is a first.class landlerd. | —We¢ bave a communication from Kendallville, signed “York,”| which will be published when we leaﬁﬁFe author’s real ‘nane. '

- —We hope that the liberal republicans and democrats will turn out next Saturday evening to hear Gen, Milo ¢S, Hascall ‘ speal, @ - ‘ —l".W.Shinke,who has been for several months in tie Fatherland, returned to his | home in this place last Mpnday, safe and sound. o | —Mr. Lantz, one of the tenders to the bricklayers on our new oflice, fell from thie scaffold on Monday last, slightly injuring himself. ‘\ e :=Hon. G. W. Julian and Hon: David Turpie will address the citizens of Wabash on, Syturday, ngust R4.| A large crowd is expected. - / | 1 e —We thank the different members of the press for their compliments bestoweich upon our efforts as a meuTber of the edi torial brigade. - Ly —lon. E. V. Long am{ outself are under obligations to Mr. mtd Mrs. William Mowery, of Palestine, Kpsciusko county, for hospitalities. i —-One cf the live, actu!hl, liberal republicans in Elkhart Co. is Mr. H. KinnisonITe is a warm admirer ofj\ghe proprictor of the old white hat. -- | - . S —We hear members of the band complain of too many ¢ ‘listeners” at their pri; vate meetiogs. Stand back, boys, and wait for an invitation. | —Watermelons are quite plentiful this season. They should be fully ripe when they are eaten, as green| ones frequently| injure the frout part of the back. i —Don’t torget to attend the fair at this place an the 24th, 25th, 26th and 27th of September. Let each one make a special eort to have it a decided saccess. - —Our thanks are dine the Secretary -of the Williams Co. (Olio) Fair Associa tion for a ticket to theirlexhibition on the 17th, 18th. and 19th days of September. —Men who will carry politics-to such a pitch as to'engage in fist-ti-cuffs arc a good deal fonder of having their noses punched than we are. [Keep cool, gentlemen. : :

—The BANNER officel has just Issued the posters and premium lists for the next annual Fair, to come off next month, com.. mencing on the 24th apd continuing to the 27th. : T e —We are much obliged to our friends for the interest they take in circulating the BANNER. Come right along, gentle: men, and we will give jyou the worth of your money. S 5 o b —Some of the young men ‘of this place have quite a hankerinlﬁ for the “little brown' jug.” - Boys, remember that at last it “biteth like a serlpent and stingeth like an adder,” gy —The time card of the Detroit, Hillsdale and Indiana and Detroit, Eel River and Illinois Railroads, and that ot the F't. Wayne, Jackson and [Saginaw will be found in the BANNER, { © 4 —The yearly nwmeting of the Disciple church for Noble county will be held at this place, commencing Friday, August 30th, closing Monday, Sept. 2d. - Preachers from abroad will be present. La Porte Heefner,County Clerk of Elk bart County, has purchased an interest in the Goshen Democrat. |Mr, Heefner is a young man of ability,and we are glad to set him'down gn the list of newspaper mepn. ~—We were in Kosciusko county last week, talking to the|“unterrified” and “sore heads” and found|them wide awake. The democrats and liberals in that county are going hﬁnv&s{ The Grantites don’t scare them worthacent. - <H. C. Boag, of Che¢rabugco, W hitley county, is one,of the mpst extensive grain buyers in the country. | He also keeps for sale Akron cement, fish, salt, &c. Buch Wf e “’“‘;‘gf“ n Tt TSI o G T 711 5k ? A

Hendallville Correspobdence, - KENDALLVILLE, August 19, Eplror BANNER:—Mr L, E. Goodwin, ‘candidate for Common Pleas J udge for this District, addressed the Greeley and Brown club, on last Friday evening, at Gappinger’s hall, upon the political issues of the day. I was not able to be present, - but judging from the expressions ot those who were, "I am pleased to know that it was well received by the audience. * After'the conclusion ot Mr, Goodwin’s speech, Elder T. H. Stewart was called upon and sent some hot shell into the enemy’s camp. The meeting, like ﬂlliat.»hcrs we have had since the campaign opened, was a success. On pext Friday evening delegates will be selected to attend our county convention, to be held on the Slst inst. - There will, also, be speaking at the next club meeting. We hope there will ve & full attendance, both from town and country, it _ 3

It is asserted upon good authority that Judge Clapp desired, and so expressed himself, that the Philadelphia convention should nominate Grecley and Brown with the Cincinnati platform entire; also, that Jugge Tousley listened to proposals thag hv’lwould announce bimself a Liberal Re-p-Yolican snd become their candidate for Congress, aud that Eden Fisher was one of the gentlemen who advised Mr, Tousley to take such a course. Now, these getitlemen have a perfect right to support whom they please, but I contend that they are not hionest in their political movements. o : Of the Lawyers ot this county, seven stand for Greeley, seven are for Grant, and one is non committal ; four of those who now support Grecley voted for Grant in 1868, also, the one who is non-committal voted for Grant in 1868. In the medical profession, we know of seven who voted for Grant in 1868 that will now support Greeley. Well done for the two professions! :

“Cost” Thomas is the strongest Louisville convention man we have in our city. He is a constant reader of “Brick” Pome roy’s paper. Some gay that he is employ ed by the Grantites to help work up the convention, e I have this to say to Myers: That Liberal Democrats and Liberal Rrpublicans will not troub‘le J. B. Kelley or his hotel any more. I had bardly supposed that Kelly was running a hotel to insult the ‘friends of those who stop with him, or that Myers was running a paper to pub. lish those insults, , e I understand that Mr. Julian will be at Lagrange on the 28th inst., why can’t we get him to come here in the evening ? The only man I know of who isanxious that Gen. Browne should meet Gov. Hendricks upon the “stump,” is C. O. Myers. All others of the party would advise Mr. Browne to stay at home if he would hold a respectable vote. T s Mrs. Lisle, wife of our postmaster, usks almost every Democtat who comes in the office to snbscribe for “Brick” Pomeroy’s paper. Now I hardly think that it will pay her, gs she will not be the postmaster’s, wife after the fourth of March next, The Grantites devote most of their time in talking up the Louisville converition, which they aver is a “big thing,” and say that already Greeley stock is falling off rapidly at all places except this. : The Greeley and Brown club will mect on the 28th inst.,;, when an address will be delivered, in the German language, by Hon. John Sarnighausen, of Fort Wayne. Let every German come out and hear the able statesman.. - : HoRACE.

—Our old friend Col. Isaigh B. McDonald—for be is our friend, even if we are opposed politically—is outspoken in his opposition to J. B. Stoll, the Democratic candidate for Auditor of State, and does not attempt to conceal hig opposition. to him. We thought at the time that the Colonel was unfairly treated by the pub lication of his private correspondence,and we still think so—though it is a quarrel in which it would seem we should have but little to &y — Northern Indianian. Will some one please to rice and explain? We await an early reply.

Goon Cuaxce GoxE ByY.— B. F. Claik on Saturday last sold his farm of 40 acres to Silas Pricst, of Licking county, Ohio. Mr. Priest done well in purchasing this property, and those persons who for the last year have been talking and blowing about buying this excellent farm, will no doubt feel deeply chagrined at their loss ot a bargain. Truly, “What is one man’s loss is another’s gain.” L '

LAxDON & SoN have just received a very large and well assorted stock of wall paper of. every grade.’ Persons buying paper of them will bave it trimmed ready for use free of charge. They also have the largest stock of notions and fangy goods ever brought to the market. They sell | all their goods at the very lowest prices. *

~ MELoxs.—Ben Barnhart, one night last 'week; imported from Elkhart county one |of the finest lot of ‘melons it has ever been lour good fortune to look upon. . Consid lering that they were the first of the season, they were simply delicious. Thanks for the one presented to the BANNER boys. : {

| - Tur enumeration of school children of Ligonier, just completed by Mr. E. B. Gerber, Clerk of the Bchool Board, num bers 512. To this, 75 names may be add ed for children who attend our schools ffrom outside the corporation, ‘

. StaTE FAIR.—We have just received the list of premiums to be awarded at the State Fair at Indianapolis, commencing Monday, September 30. Persons desiring |to compete for the premiums can bave a g'ook at the same by calling at this office, | et il Pl . ¢ J. E. JoENsTONE, the champion Miller |and Stone Dresser, of Buffalo, N. Y., pass [ed through here last week. He challenges fany man with $5OO to beat him on a milk% |stone. He shows recomendations from millers in all parts of the country. *

We met D. W. Sweet, of the Elkhart Union, last Saturday in Goshen. It was the first time that we ever had the pleasure of meeting this live newspaper man, and we are glad to put him on our list of acquaintances, and we hope friends too.

A youna lady of this city, who is visit: ing at Fort Wayne, says that Judge Low ry’s folks have the prettiest baby in Northern Indiana.— Goshen Democrat. . Please send your receipt to us, Judge.

Dr. J. R. BARER, editor of the Ligo nier BAnwER, and his wife, were in the, city on Monday last. Mr: Baker is a good writer, and makes the BANNER a live po: litical paper.— Goshen Democrat. i - ei e - Carrat lﬁﬂM- and exmhxpe. their stock of tipbed and fine initiat paper. %

ER RS EEG Aaihe Basne. © “OLp CHARLEY Wrire” is the mbja@% of a very interesting article in last week's - BANNER, I?! “I.r pﬁt is rather unsatisfactory to me. I would like to know the reason for gelecting Charley for a victim, Was it, as casually observed, because he was “an old bachelor and homelese ?” If 80, does Dr. Denny still thiok such persons ought to be victimized for the advancement of surgery and medical scienice? I believe that it was no-fault of his that he was alone_'in the world, ag all he knew of his origin was that wh'enélg_n infant he was taken from a burning ,house, whose inmates bad been slaughtcred by Indians at the massacre of Wyoming, he never knowing his real name or to whom related. If be had few friends, be had less encinies, as be was a very quiet, inoffensive, kind-héarted man. Those who knew him best; respected him most. *“L" speaks of his last resting place, but does not tell us where it is. It is an unmarked,sunken, brier covered spot in a secluded corner of. the valley cemetery in Sparta towhship. It might interesi the disciples of Esculapius to know the nature and amoun’ that surgery was advanced by tbe sacrifice of the uncompiaining victim. Was it to scttle the queétion,sn often discussed, a 8 to whether those buge feet were solid, or, like most other large bodies, containing vitals and intestines? Will the doc . tor rise to explain? While up, tell us of Charley's adventure with a mermaid in} the river Thames. I think“L” is'in error about Judge Clapp baving a house built. at Port Mitchell, as be was “an old hnch-j elor without a home” at that time. | OLD SETTLER.

e Gen. Hascall’s Appeointments. . Gen. Milo S. Hascall, candidate for Presidential Elector for the Tenth Congressional District will address the people as follows: . : : Bristol, Elkb%rt Co., Wednesday, Aug. 21. Middlebury, Elkhart Co., Thursday, Aug. 22. Lagrange, Friday, Aug, 23. Ligonier, Saturday, Aug. 24. & - Angola, Tuesday, Aug. 27.- 4 . Orland, Wednesday, Aug, 28. Waterloo City, Thursday, Aug. 29. All evening meetings. ‘ Friends of Greeley pnd Brown will! please make the pecessary arrangements at the points named. : . ————— e e 2 Tnr Ligonier House is fast gaining the leputation it deserves=-that of being one of the best hotels in the State. Skt

_...__.‘ S Ly : COUNTY CONVENTION. . The Democratic Connty Convention for Noble County will meet at Albion, on ; : Saturday, Aungust.3lst, 1872, for the purpose of nominating candidates for the following offices, to wit: For'Repres’en tative, Sher.iff, Treasurer, Recorder, Surveyor, Real Estate Appraiser, Coroner, and Commissioners for the South-and Middle Districts, and to transact such other business as may properly come before it. * All Liberal Republicans, and others, opposed to the present Administration, are cordially invited to be present dand participate in the proceedings of the convention. . - 5 . According to previous arrangement, at the same 'time and place there will be a Joint Oonventzn‘ of the counties of Elkhart and Noble for the purpose of nominating a candidate for Joint Representative for said counties. . It is suggested that there be mee‘,ingu held at the usual places of holding elections,!in the several townships, on the Saturday previous to the convention, for the purpose of selecting delegates. The several townships are entitled to the following vote in said convention: Washington township 5, Sparta-10, Perry 27, Elkhart 15, York 7, Noble 11, Green 16, Jefferson %8, Orangel9, Wayne 38, Allen 23, Swan 13, Albion 4. The Conventlon to assemble at the Court House at 10 o’clock; A. M. By order of the Committee, i -JAMES M. DENNY, Chairman.

: ANNOUNCEMENTS. ‘ ‘ ; STATE SENATOR ‘ T. 8. CoupareT, of Kendallville, will be a candidate for Sfate Senator from the counties of Noble and Lagrange, subject to thre decision of those who believe the soldier entitled-to as great favors at the hands of the Government as bestowed t}?on railroad corporations. (12-*) Vox PoruLt, COUNTY RECORDER. At the solicitation of numerous friends, I have concluded to become a candidate for County Recorder, subject to the decision of the Democratic County Convention. & B. 8. Raunsey, SHERIFF. EDITOR BANNER,—PIease to announce that James N. Childs, Libéral Republican, of ‘Wayne Township, will be a candidate for the office of Sheriff before the Democratic and Liberal Convention to be held at Albion, on Saturday, Aug. 31st, and oblige many Liberal and Democratic voters. ——— el - e & . Mo Consumptives., - The advertiser, having been permanently cured of that dread disease Consumption by a'sim ple remedy, is anxious to make known to his fellow safferers the means of cure. Mo all who desire he will send a copy of the prescription used free of charge, with the directions for preparing and using the same, which they will find a sure cure for Consumption, Asthma, Bron. hitis, &c. Parties wishing the presc%ption will please address Rev. EDWARD A."WILSON. sn3oy] 194, Penn. St., Williamsburg, N.Y.

Kidney, bladder and glandular diseases need no longer be regarded as incurable. The introduction of Bmolander’s Buchu, which is one of the perfections of medical scrence, is now regulaaly preseribed for such as well as for all diseases of the urino-genital organsin either sex. It is a diuretic solvent and alterative, and im: parts tone and vigor to the whole human frame,

Dox’r suffer your hair to full off when a bot- ‘ tle or two of Nature’s Hair Restorative will check It. Splendidly perfumed and as clear as crystal. All wide awake druggists sell it. See advertisement. ‘ 3 16228 - — e —— Ir you want the best ague cure, gt AUSTIN’S AGUE DROPS, at Dr. Woodruff’s. . 12w14 —_—————.—— ] Engel & Co., Merchant Tailors at Kendallville, have as large and-well selected stock of fashionable goods for gentlemen’s clothing, as can be found in the city. Their goods are al ways of the best quality, and in the latest style, and they warranta perfect fit in every instance Give them a trial. ' *

In these hard times, wheat is bringing but $1.25 it stands farmers in hand to be economical and save their money by buying their groceries, where they can be bought the cheapest, and get the best quality. This can always be done at Wm. Groh’s, Kendallville. L _—'_‘Q’C__—,_.. % AvusTiN’s agiie drops warranted to cure ague by all druggists, for 50 cents. 14-12 w ————tlp > P For first class groceries, go to Geo, C. Glatte’s, Kendallville. The shelves are always well filled with everything imaginable in his line, and he cannot be undersold. ' Try him. » ————-——‘—7‘o’—-"—- y You may talk about your Horace Grants or Hiram Greeley, but Henry Wakeman’s is the place to buy your Sugars, Coffee’s, Teas, and all kinds of family groceries. -i, ——————— et — - Peaches, 15 cents per can, or $1.50 per doz&n at J. Decker’s, = « ‘ ® .=

Combs,' brushes, soaps, toilet powder, co lognes and fancy toilet boxes of every deserip tion at the City Drug Store. * Sttt o i pioiiinires Remember that groceries can be bought at H. Wakeman’s cheaper for cash than at any other house in Kendallville. . ———e— ; .Wg take AUSTIN’S AGUE DROPS for ague. They are a sure cure. Only 50 cents. 10w8 Cove Oysters, 10 eents per can, at J. Decker's Grocery and Provision Store. ~ ¥ ; B . e Frescriptions faithfull; and carefully com: pounded at the City Drug Store. ; ®b Ir you want a stire cure for the ague get‘Anstin’s ague drops, at drug stores. 1412 w Smp‘_i‘ng, tobacco, 25 cents per pound, at J* Decker’s, i : v g U

Gen. Hascall, Liberal Candidate for Presidential Elector - : from the 10th District, and : HON. S. E. ALYORD, Will address the People of Perry, and adjoin- . ing townships, on the Political Issues of : the Day, at - Ligonier, Indiana, Saturday Evening, Aug. 24th,'72, Everybody Turn Out! Angd hear tliese Champions of the Reform and - Libsral Cause. ' DELEGATES ‘ To the County Convention will also be elected. 1

Germans, Rally ! HON. JOHN SARNIGHAUSEN, L GAPPINGER'S HALL, . KENDALLVILLE, IND., | », Wednesday Evening, Ang. 28, 1872. EV?RBODYI‘;S'—I-N.—I’_;TED 70 COME

: ' How to go West, This s an inquiry which every one should haye Zruthfully answered before he starts on his journey, and a little care taken in examination of Routes will in many cases save much trouble, time and money. ; ' The ‘‘C. B. &Q. R. R.,” running from Chicago, through Galesburg to Burlington, and the “I,- B. & W. Roaute,”’ rupning from Indianapolis, through Bloomington to Burlington, have achieved a splendid reputation in the last two years as the leading Passenger Routes to the West. At Burlington they connect with .the B. & M. R. R. and form the great Burlington Route,"whichrans direct through Southern lowa to Nebraska and Kansas, with close connections to California and the Territories, and passengers starting from Noble ‘couaty, on their way westward, cannot do better than to take the BurLiNGTON ROUTE. . : This Line hasv&ublisbed a pamphlet called “How to go est,”” " which contains much valuable information; a large, correct map of the Great West, which can be obtained free of charge by addressing the General Passenger Agent B. & M. R. R, Burlington, lowsa.’ ¢ _ Mr, Isaac E. Knisely is agent for the Com. ‘pany in this place, and will furnish any desirec information, on application. 3 ’

BIRTHS: '4 , - Wednesday, Aug. 14, to the wife of Jom Rrax, & daughter ; weight 914 pousids. o Wednesdag. Aug. 21, to the wife of Davip Bopkr, a son; weight 128 pounds. ! Come down,Dave. . -~ . - Wednesday, Ang. 14, to the wife of C. G. Farr, a son; weight 10 pound. >

- MARRIED: On E,rid%y. Aug. 10,1813, by Rev. F. A. Sale, Mr. FINLEY KERN to Miss MARTIHA REDMAN. both of Noble County.

LIGONIER MARKET REPORT.

IICOM oo .. 38 8ee5Wax,....... 30 Butter. o ......... 10 gard,......‘...... 6 ZRR e 10 _rlFeathers..... vah 80 |Live H0g5...375 @4 00

Wheat-—white,... 1 45 Wheat—Red,..... 140 Oatai . o 98 Potatoes, ........ B 0 Flax 5eed,....... 1 50 W001,.........50 to 65 Clover 5eed...... LWbSBt St 8L Cl

KEENDALLVILLE MARKET (Corrected every Tuesday by William Groh.)

Wheat—white, ... 1 50 Wheat—red...... 1 43 Date gL L 3] P0tat0e5,.......75@125 Flax 5eed,........ 1 50 Wool ..,........60@65 Clover Seed....... 5 00 POEK. oueinis v 000 Turkei!s.Live,. ok New Potatoes.... 5h0u1der5........ 06

€ oLI 4L {BeesWax,....... 927 Butter, . ..... . 10 ﬁard,............ 7 KRB civeina . Al 18 Featherg,........ % Tallow .0. o 0 IH& S .ugie 3. C s B 00 lChlyc.kens.Live... 0% [lRger o i s iHame. .o oLI 010

" USEFUL INFORMATION ! GIVEN in regard to ATLANTIO & Paorric Rairn- ' roAD Lanps, without charge, by Ligonier, Ind,, Aug. 15,-tf. L. COVELL. s 2 .-l e Watchorn Brothers, Brick-Layers. ) e ———— WE would i'espéctfnll announce that we are pre- . 'lpared to do all kinds of work in brick, on the shortest pessible notice, by the job or otherwise. ORDERS SOLICITED. Address, “-WATCHORN BRO.’S. Angust 21, 1872. . Ligonier, Indiana. ——— " INSTITUTE. / The annual meeting of the Noble Co. Teacher’s Institute for 1872, will be held at Albion, commencing Nov. 11, and remaining in sessioa 5 days. We have a well tounded expectation of securing free entertainment for members of the Institute. .~ ¢ T.M. EELS, Examiner. Executors’ Notice. . Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have been appointed Executors of the last will and testament of Hezekiah Green, late of Noble county, Indians, deceased. Said estate is sol. vent. Sy SPENCER GREEN, 3 PORTER GREEN, July 31, 1872.-8 w Exeoutors.

Administrator’s Notice. OTICE is hereby given that the underNsigned has been appointed Administrator, ‘with the will annexed of Joel C. Hubbard, late of Neble county, deceased. The estate is supposed to be solvent. ‘ : S i DAVID MATTHE WS, August 14, 1872.-3 w Administrator. . Licemnse Notice. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will apply at the next meeting of the Boafd of Commissioners of Noble county, Indiana, for license to sell spirituous and malt liquors in a less quantity thar one quart at a time ; said liquors to be sold and drank on my fremises, sit. uate on Lot No. 5, in the town of igonier, Noble Co., Indiana. . M g SOLOMON ACKERMAN, - Ligonier, Ind., Aug. 7,1872.-3 t | |

License Notice. Notice is hereby siven that the undersigned will apply at the next meeting of the Board of Commissioners :of Noble County, Indiana, for license to sell spirituous and malt liquors in a less quantity than one quart at a time; said liuors tobe sold and drank on my premises, on %ot No. 32, west side of Cavin Street, Li onier, Indiana. ‘ - E.F. WOODRgFF. Ligonier, Indiana, Aug. 7, 1872,-Bt.

License Notice. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will apply at the next meeting of the Board of Commissioners of Noble County, Indiana, for a license to sell spirituous and malt liquors in a less quantity than one quart at a time ; said liquors td be sold and drank on his premises, on Lot N 0.7, Baum Walter & Co’s Addition to Avilla, Allen township, Noble county, Ind. . CHARLES RIEGEL. Avilla, Ind., Aug: 7, 1873.«tw

License Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned will apply at the next meeting of the Board of Commissioners of Noble County, Indiana, for license to sell spirituous and malt liquors in a less quantity than one quart at a time; said liuors to be sold and drank on my premises, on ghe north 22 feet of lot No. 7, east side of Cavin street, in the town of Ligonier, Indiava, o 'DAVID, LOESER. Ligoni:r, Indiana, Aug. 7. 1879..88." .

Umeclaimed Letters, Ligonier P. 0. Couts, Mrs. Sarah Lee, A, Cramer, Samuel ' Life. Jos. : Deitrich, John C. Mulbbrad,Fredrik Finley, Miss Routh * | MeCrum, Dr. Wm, Hurst, Solomon, = - | ; Persons calling for any of the above letters willplease say ‘“‘advertised.” Letters not called for within one week after advertising are sent to the dead letter office. > 7 . H. M. GOODSPEED, P. M. . Ligonier, Ind., Aug. 21 1872, T WA oy

Notice to Meirs of Petition to Sell Real Estate. STATE OF INDIANA, NOBLE COUNTY ;. : OTICE is hereby given, that William N Harkless, F‘Adminm{rator ‘with the will an °. - nexed of Frederick Poppy, deceased, has filed his petition to sell the real estate of the decedent, hisXersona,l being insufficient to pay his debts; and that said petition will be heard at the next term of the Coart.of Common Pleas of sald dotinty, (Tt L i Arrmsr: ol WO, WILLIAMS Clérk ofthe Court of Cdmmon Pleas of Noble 0. August 14, 1872.-3 w _ e

fnmeg to Heirs of Petition to | '~ Sell Real Estate, : STATE OF INDIANA, NOBLE COUNTY : }: W TOTICE is hereby given, that James J. LNKnox - Administrator of the Esiate ot Hi--4% ram Niles, deceased, has filed his petition to sell the Real Estate of the decedent, his personal being insufficient to pay his debts; and that said petition will be heard at the next term of the Court of Common Pleas of said county. . ‘W C. WILLIAMS, Clerkofthe Court of Common Pleas of Noble Co. August 14, 1862.-3 w ""———-——&__—____‘______‘—_____ FARM & TOWN LOTS FOR SALE! J WILL sell cheap for cash, or on_easy termsof h ?ayment tke valuable Stock and Grain Farm, }i‘teHy Enwil)ef by Jnalﬁ ]l)lcConnell.Eani‘ known a? consieti:ﬂ of over three hundred acres of land, about 5 miles south-east of Ligonier, in the southwest quarter ofisection 31, town 35, north range 9 east, and north-west quarter of section 6, town 34, north undge 9 east, embracing soil, timber, living water and general zduntqgee.]mnktn%it one ofthe most desirable farms, especially for stockraising, in Noble county. o ALSO:—Lots No, 6,9, 11, 18, 16, 26, 27, 28,and 29 in Wood's Addition to Ligonier; Avso, lots 7 and 8 in block 4, and 7 and 8 in block 8 of Miller's Addition to Ll%mler. TITLE-G UABANTEED BY ME. ; Applytol E. Knisely, Esq., ler, or t. PPI Lo lenac . e AR Feb.2B - * Fort Wavne, Ind.

EUREEK A ; COLUMBIA CITY, INDIANA. PERSONS visiting Columbia City, shonld not fail to.call at my Restaurant if they want a warm meal, a hot cup of coffee, tea, or anything in the line of eatables, such as Bread, Cakes, Oysters, Fresh or Cove : ~ By the dish or can. : 1 keep all kinds of good Fruit consta.ntly on hand / and have the best brands : CIGARS & TOBACCO, 3 In the West. : ; ¥~ Call and see for yourself.<&B ADAM AVEY. July 31st, 1872,—6m. i

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VERY LOWEST PRICES. QUE‘ENSV;;_RE,' ' ~ GLASSWARE, Table Cutlery, Notions of all Kinds. GR O C E R I,ES,’ WOODENWARE, MEYER BAUMS,

WANTED, AT MEYER BAOUM’S, HIDES, PELTS, FURS, POTATOES, BUTTER, : SMOKED MEAT, - DRIED APPLES, &C., &C, &C., For which the highest market price will be paid in cash or trade. ] : MEYER BAUM. ~ Ligonier, Nov. 8, '71..5¢h-15. ; GOTOJ. DECKER’S To find the Largest and Best Selected Stock & : _.:OF o ) & a GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,

-~ FISH AND SALT. PRICES ALWAYS_AS LOW [ASETHE 'I‘OW}EST.I also keep the best stock of - : Queensware, A B , Glassware, s ik i TABLECUTLERY ' LN : . NORTHERN INDIANA.

MOTTO: LOWER THAN THE LOWEST. £ s : J.’DECKER. Ligonfer, Ind., May 1, 1872.-tf ! - ———— | SOMETHING NEW o i ILIGONIER? ‘The subscribers would .inform khe citizens of Ligonier and surrounding country, that the{ keep constantly on hand a large supply of bot

WELL AND CISTERN PUMPS, With & Without Cylinders, Which will be furnished to customers as desired, at reasonable prices. Those desiring one of the most serviceable and most durable pumps now in use, will find it to their advantage to g‘ive us a call at our Shop, at the South End of the New Bridge, before fpurchasing elsewhere.

These Pumps are of the best manufacture,and of first-rate wood ; all have . SUBSTANTIAL CAST IRON SPOUTS, Which are a greatadvantage over wooden ones both for convenience and durability, Allof Our Pumps are Warranted to Work - Well in Deep or Shallow Wells ! REPAIRING PUMPS 2 ‘ Done on short notice, Sﬁd ALL, PUMPS WARRANTED! W’e_ll D;ggmg‘ & Cleaning We are prepared to Dig New Wel_ls, Clean -and Sink Bld Wells, Drive and Repair Iron 'Wells, and in fact to do any and evervthingin "xﬁ““:“ the oh%rteét ;;:ié:.y L ; mkénst‘ ash Prices, in exchange for Work oy mamber the yikee, HONF e BOUIh end e B el ST e e L ST ol s daySey, Ligonier, March 8, 1871, ‘

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; T*EA.Sp 1 Young HysanTea, 50 cts 1b i do. de BB« o Lelde 100 _ . Bl i do i'dol2s | o do | dolso = * Best in marketj 160 o | : Hyson Tea - } 198 . ¢ “ Besﬁﬁ 150 o« Gunpowder .Te‘;a," 120 « : dol ! i}est ' e in ’c}xe'\,’V(_)l'l(ﬂg 160 i [mperial e 100 .« -] : 1‘ 40 « | kb Best‘ ' 150 -4¢ Japan Tea | | L e L Excel]jent 150 ¢ Oolong,best impt'dl 50 = « s> 1 make jl’ea.s a Specialty, and alw(;g/s keep a very large stock of them in store, which I will sell as above, or at liberal discount if bought in 3 or 51b. Packages.

_ COFFEES. Best Rio Coffee, 25 cts. Genuine Old Gov’t Java, 30c. Roasted Coﬁe‘é, 30c. per Ib.. Ground « [ 2Be KL : l@' Altllwu(eh' Coffees have gone up 25 per cent, in Eastern Markets, I will close out my present large stock at the above figures, Call, examine and buy while there is a chance. 3

- SUGARS.: Crushed Sugar, 14 cts. per Ib. Granulated “| 14 “ Powdered doi 4 v Coffee A do | 194 ' Extra C do 12§ « Bést Browri:“ riad “ Fine Cut Toba;a,céo, best, 80c. Navy Plug, bést Ff";nd, Tse.

1 am just receiving the largestand best selected stock: of Crockerlg{, and the celebrated Meakin Bro’s {mported Iron Stone C hina-ware ever brought to this Market, and will sell the same at a small discount above cost.

FLOUR & FEED. Having just completed my Feed Store, lam now prepared and will always keep on hand FLOUR, ;; . MEA, CORN, ‘OATS, ' SHOP FEED, MIDDLING, ' ETC., ETC, ETC. J ﬁstﬁreceived; 900 dozen Maltby’s celebrai.ted can’d Peaches at $2.25 pérsdozen Cans. ovmTmßm: By the Dism, CAN or 'CASE. 1 All Goods delivered freo of charge toany part of the city. Ganma%»aelf ; ti,«' " U«@ ; ‘ padse ‘;;};

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' ADVERTISEMENT. | LARGEST, BEST AND MOST c'ou’_pi.n?w STOCK OF GOODS JUST RECEIVED ; i : i ' ATTHEPOPULAR eis o CLOTHING HEUSE, Merchant Tailoring Establishment, o e ERNDatnvrdaLe Mr. Engel is néﬁ in New York i;xd,ghipping by Expréss oné_ of the largest ; s stocks of New Styles of e | o HHATS & CAPS, . ‘EVER SEEN IN NORTHERN INDIANA. : :' : ] Clothing, I«“ur'nishihg G‘rvoodAs,c : ,f : CLOTES’,' GOATINGS,,’ CASSIMERES, VESTINGS, - AT UNUSUAL LOW PRICES:? 15 'g~ CALL AND YOU WILL BUY. &3 . ; ; ‘ Renb Milloe Rk aanionl . o ENGEL &0O Aug. 21,1872. S S ol g KRENDALLVILLE.

Good Goods,

J.STRAUS Jr. & Co’s - Clothi ers, » MERCHANT T'AILORS, We luwé I‘;)w in st.iare 8 i'nrg‘eltl‘ilurd-"één:iblet ‘ . stoek of ol : _M‘{e,n’u,anqrnic.)y;":;' e

'o‘ . O " H 1 N G, | CLOTHS, CASSIMEKES, DOESKIN, Gents’ Furnisuing Goobs, o f L pams eAPRREE A choice, well-selected and Fashionui'ﬂeﬂtoevk' which we are oﬂ'eringﬂ,theé ey Very Lowest Prices! e e 'WE PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION : b ‘;;"t-o(/)d‘r—— o 2 Merchant Tailoring Department! By keeping a Largeand Choice Stock ofthe ; Latest Styles of e A Cloths,Cassimeres,and Trimmings. : . And employi_ng oﬁé,‘of tll‘ae> b e BEST CUTTERS INTHE STATE, W are prepared to pxeci’:(e’dbrd.‘er‘s' for the Best Q lndp Most‘Fa;bioqahle Btylesof = - Dressandßusiness S uv'vg‘”t.\_ ” : We Quarantee a Fit in Every Instance!| ‘ - JISTRAUS,Jr., & Co. = Successors to L. Low & Co. Ligonier, May 3d '_».1871,‘ S a s

KELLER & KANN. : Lafgest a’nd Best Stbcl{olf Dry Goods, Cldthihg, ’, &e. ; InKend ‘a'l?l" Vllle. :

GOODS CAN BE BOUGHT Verv Much Cheaper ‘ “Than ‘M'Bﬁfofe.rht' e KELLER & KANN'S. Fr e TRI el gt b . FARMERS, ring your P Mﬁ% duce to- me, and geb bhe Dot price pnid iy, Northero Indians. . L e = AL ﬁwl"*ﬁaﬁé@ ksm e T W ey oo NI 3 ; SR ' Kendallvillo May 17 1903 %

IGR OCERIES E . I~ AND - | i {QU BEENSWARE - coame KENDALIJVIIJIJE e HENRY WAKEMAN'S: . [Shccessor:m ‘Waltman & Brother. | I . : Qf 7 ¢ o Sugars,a Toas, Coffees, Spices, - Queenswarg, Glassware, &e. ’ Mirrors Wortli $3.25 Selling for $2:75. ‘ : Mirrors Worth §1.50 Nelling for §l. v~ CALL AT THE OLD STAND OF ° WALTMAN & BRO. ‘and examine thelarge Stock of Goods, second | -~ 4o none in the city. ' | , . WAKEMAN t Kendallville, Sept. 27, 1871.22

GAITERS LADIES & CHILDRNS' WRAR ‘,"lVJal."gesi.: Stock |

GOTO F. W.SHINKE & BRO’S - In Shinké's Brick Building, If youwantto see the be-ét mﬁd(‘k&Sﬂdrtn)ﬂut of . ; 4 Custom-made . - BOOTS & SHOES, : ..AND .. Eastern Made Work, ' 'IN'LIGONIZR. “KEspecial ntte?n.tion ;s—;—;led to the substantial manuer in which our Work is made, and also to the quality ofthe stock used. All work done at ourshopiswarranted., ; : S ; - F. W. SHINKE & Bro. - Ligonier, March 13,1872. 5-1. el CABINET SHOP

: 5 —~= AND '— e : BN : : ; b ReDiEBRR, ¢ -Woixld,respéctfuliy angounce to the citizens of .- Noble county, that he has constantly on % hand a large and superior stock of .

CABINET WARBE, * Consisting in partof - ° : DRESSING BUREAUS, ’ ; 7 " 3 ‘ ’ ; 1 .'» 'WARD-B.OBES, BEsh e % S ; Sy : ~TABLES] & gy ; e BRANIRE il ’: 3 L!‘. ' &R g R = L g § Five i Wornaiaadd B ODNGRESe bl 8"! O i iihe . Xhigsd, ' g ‘“Lu % 5 L O COPROARDE, she e e sl MO U LDENG L e wellnd T et - CHAIRS AND BEV s SADS, T veny R s e e TUIE SRR | Slas Caniat Bhon.- Patticoichastad o pok § e IR RSR ee O e el TOOFFINQS ATWAVS ON HAND UL ) i INL ﬂ?%@‘g\?x gt dol Tast et 10 | And made to order, upon Alge i«w%&w : 3t Cdvi Py ¥ fg«,;,ﬁ’x« 7 X %g}rz 5,_73.,:;1 8 e De, ‘;f‘__n