The National Banner, Volume 7, Number 20, Ligonier, Noble County, 11 September 1872 — Page 3

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LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. . SPECIAL NOTICE. Communications and letters pertaining to business connected with this effice should, in all cases, be addressed NATIONAL BA , lagonres, IxD., to insure immediate attention. Private letters Lo the nndersigned will receive attention upon returning home, - ; J. B. STOLL.

' COMMITTEE MEETING. KENDALLVILLE, IND., . 9th, 1872.° The Democratic and Liberal Republican County Committee will meet at Albion on Friday, September 13th, at 2 o’clock, p. m. iness of importance will come before the meeting, and it is “necessary that ail should be present. | A. S, PAR , Chairman. D o —Where is our fast typo —lndian summer draws oh apace. —Andrew Jackson’s mule/wears a coat. —Grapes, at eight cente per pound, are plenty. - £ —The town was full off people last Saturday. ‘ _—Penaches at 75 @ $1.20 a box are selling rapidly. ’ is’ : — A. O. Miller and tmt_zpe, are performing at Goshen. W —Read the pronunciainento of Sheriff Hough, ‘in another column.| - —The sickly season is not jet over,and our doctors are still kept busy. —A lightning calculator amused a crowd on the street Saturday last. —Thanks are Lereby tendered to Chas. E. Johnson for a nice young turkey. ' —Read the ndvertisement of Geo. W. ‘Reed, of Cromwell, in another column. —Higginbotham & Son have been enlarging and repairing their Jjewelry store. —Capt. J. E. Braden’s horse died of colic, on Monday last. It was valued, at $125. L ‘ —The Millersburg Brass Band furnished music for the pic nicat Salem, last Saturday. b —Dr. J_R. Baker will speak at Bristol, Eikbart county, Saturday - ¢ven{ng, September 14, oL —The Independent office| at Lagrange is one of the neatest offices 1n the State.— So says our devil. b ; —Considerable amusement was made Stturday last by the efforts of a horse to ride a wagon tongue. i ‘ . —The Lagrange Independent says there are three printers in the Ligonier band. That is & mistake, there is only one. ‘—DRead the call for a lﬁeeting of the “Democtatic and Liberal Republican County Committee at Albion, next Friday. | ~ —Remember the Bowery Dance at Dia‘mond Lake, next Saturday. C. V. Inks’ quadrille band wil™furnish the music. —For want of room we are compelled to omit an interesting communication entitled “In the Woods Again,” by J. C.. .n. - —Ben Barnhart’s Fair Dance will come off on Thursday evening, Sept. 26th, instead of on Wednesday evening, as stated last week. i bt

—Weston, the great walkist, will walk at the fair grounds in Soutli Bend, on the 17th inst,, which will be the second day of the St. Joseph county fair. —Lucius McConnell, who has been a resident of Missouri Valley, lowa, for the past six months, returned home to his parents and friends, last Saturday. —Dr. Kiler, of Bentod, Elkhart county, will address his fellow citizens at Kinnison's schoul house in that county, to morrow night. All are invited tc attend, —DPersons who are interested in the success of our Couaty Fair f:ould advance the interests of the Society/ by calling on the Secretary and securing premium lists. A large number of tliem are still on hund, and they should lf)e thoroughly distributed.: _ | —Since Julian spoke at| Lagrange we have heard some compliments for a fair printer, but had no idea tbit the arrangement had been completed \‘r*ntil the Inde pendent announced that “there are three printers in the Ligonier band.” Jake saye it's a'mistake. {

—Weare indcbted to I D. G. Nelson for a complimentary to the State Fair, to be held in Indianapolis, from September 80th to Ogtober sth. The railroads carry . passengers at half rates, which is quite an item to persong d?,airing m go from this part of the State." | —Kert Ford, a boy about 13 or 14 years ot age, working'at Mr. 8. B. Helmer’s hotel, while jumping from %g train at the depot, one day last week, missed his hold and fell ngder the train| before it was stopped, (ne wheel passing over his foot and crushing it"into a jelly.. - —We bad thic pleasure fé)f listening to a couplé of speeches delivered by Hon, J. R. Coffroth, last week, which were replete with gound logic and wholesome truths, Mr. Coffroth will speak at Albion next Friday, at 1 o’clock P. 3, and it is desired that the people of Noble county turn out en masse to hear him, ; i —Charles E. Johnson has gone into the brick manufacturing business on a scale that cannot fail of bringing hirm a fortune in a short time. He hasn;‘fust made prep arations for burning a kiln of 200,000 of the nicest brick we have ever seen, Samples have been left at ~tbilts office for the inspection of builders. | —We bave placed on our exchange list the name of the Elkhart Observer, a sprightly and live 8 column paper, edited by our old friends Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Molloy. In politics it is aroynd the corner, ‘whioch is about the only bad thing that can be said abont it. Success in everything except the last named article. -

;Hon. J. K. EpaeßroN, ?of Ft. Wayne, was greatly annoyed by the disciples of Blanton Danean, who kept sending to him “straight out” letters, &c., 80 he just threw a bomshell into Duncan’s camp by writing a letter to John J, Van Allen, one of his followers, in New York.| Mr. Edgerton goes for the Grant side show in a lively maoner, and shows, as every sane man knows, that. it is all a trap, set by Grant's friends, to capture unsuspecting Demo_crats, - ; : et e J Tur concert for the benefit of the M. ““E. Church, under the.direction of Mr. G. A. Ai“mﬁﬁ;wmx‘nlzlgent for the Gerrish Cabinet w will be given at Eden Chapel, in the Hawpatch, on Thursoy evening, September 19th. It is hoped thoconcert may b in exdry way » graad O Hz who invests one dollar in ousiness,

lendallville Correspondence. ' - KEnpALLVILLE, IND., Sept. 3. . EpiTors BANKER :—Hon. John Sarnighausen spoke at Gappinger’s hall, on last Wednesday evening, to alarge audience of our German fellow citizens, in their native language. It will be remembered by many that at the last meeting of our legislature this gentleman was deposed from his seat in the Indiana Senate sand another put in his place by the vote of every republican member save gne and of four democratic members. -Like an hon. -orable gentleman, he returned home, believing that his political principles were correct, and again submitted hig claims to the convention and was nomipated for ‘that office, and will be elected to the Senate by the largest majority given to any member of that body. - The speéech I am told was a very able one and was highlyappreciated by those who were|so fortunate as to be able to understand the German language. “ ; It baving been announced in the afternoon that Hon. George W. Julian would address the people after Mr. Sarnighaus - en had closed his remarks, the hall remained crowded until the cloge of that gentleman’s speech. About half past nine o’clock Mr. Julian appeared and made a short address, which was received with rapturous applause. But few present had ever heard Mr. Julian, and none, I pre. sume, who were there, will sopn forget the scathing denunciations of GTant, Morton, Cameron and others, as it fell from the lips of the speaker. Mr. Juljan is one of those men who has tought for principle, regardless of popularity. He is not one

who i 8 compeiled to deny hig past record or denounce any measures which he has once advocated. If the principles which he advocated and believed to |be rifght. were popular enough to elect him to office, well and good, but if they were not, he nevertheless ceased to advocate them, and will therefore be admired even by those who may once have differed with him. Mr. Julian expressed himself well pleased with the audience on that occasign. If he should ever again be announced to speak 1n this place he will be greeted by such an audience as will make him feel proud. The county convention, last Baturday, was well attended by the people of Wayne township. We had several candidates who manfully withdrew their names when they saw that others would:be selected by the people, which will add much to their strength in future copventions in this county, if their names should ever be presented again. As far as thel location of our candidates is concerned, they are similarly located with those of ths oppo site party, and I judge no advn{;tagc can be taken in that respect. The nominees who have been selected by the Grantites,: are weak men and time will dfvelop, if it has not already developed, that fact, while our candidates are strdng"‘men, and if they are not elected, it will be owing to the apathy .of some of their friends. Mr. Sarnighausen was ententained™at the residence of John Gappinger while here on last Wedncsday. . The gentlemen who came here to represent the county in the interests of the Louisville “side show” stecred straight for the postoffice first, but not finding their man there, they next made tracks for Bunyang’, but “Hi” was not there. They then held a consultation, the result ot which I am unable to give. : Mr. Julian stopped at the redidence of George C. Glatte, while in town on last Wednesday. The Grant office holders were pretty thick at our convention last Saturday. - - HoRAcE.

. KENDALLVILLE, IND, Sept. 9. The Standard seems to be considerably exercised over the statement that the people have saved on two items alone in the Auditor’s office $250, and dards any one to explain it. The matter is iry plain, and an explanation will reflect very much upon the editor of that paper, who had things pretty much his own way with regard to prices paid for county printing, until Mr, Stewart came in possession of that office. The saving of this amount to ‘ the county, was brought about by Mr. Btoll, who published the Delinquent Tax List at 30 cents a description, while Myers had always received 60 cents for the same. On Assessor’s blanks‘tuite anamount was saved by the exercige of good judgment as to the quantity nceded, and which were purchased at a lower price than had been paid before, - Another very important matter, which I propose to explain to the péople of this county, is the publication of ceftain land descriptions, for which he received 60 cents, contrary to law. It is well known that if a man hLas personal property, the ‘taxes must be made out of that, not out of his real property. But prior toer. Stewart's coming into office, all such descriptions were published in ordeli that this man Myers might draw from the people of Noble county a large amount| of money illegally. Now I propose that the com missioners commence a suit and recoyer from this “Wm. M. Tweed,” ot Noble county, the moncy which he has so unjustly obtained. As Isaid before, the people want men to manage their affairs at Al bion, not boys, so that the “I}weeds" of this ccunty may be kept a safe distance from our treasury. If these matters had been closely watched,Noble county would be several hundred dollars riclier to day. Now if he dares me to explain some other ‘things, I sball do it. The records show that he has not only filched money from the county in this way, but L’rom men, also. : | . Those who attended the Louisville convention from this place are not very well pleased with what they saw there. They bave concluded that. it was a very poor investment, and that it is not going to conduce much to the success of the Grant ticket afterall, The Grant party will have less money to use in corrupting voters at the coming election, they having spent o largely in this Louisville movement,: for which we may be thankful, : During the ringing of the church bells, while the people were hurrging to their respective places of worship, oh last Sunday morning, two individuals might have been seen on Mitchell street, terribly enraged, using much profanity, and bent on doing each otber personal hdrm. How often do. we see an Illustration of the old saying : By the side of the church stands the brothel.” j b . Wayne township will give a majority - for the county and State ‘tickets and do better for Greeley and Brown. | ~ A strange womdn was seen perambulating the streets one day last|week talking just as Jim Walker did when he first came up here from the South, | After she had made her speech and comamitted some depredatiors a ticket was furnished her and she went on east. ORACH.

Counry FAlr.— Only two weeks inter'-»'] veue between now and the time for holding the County Fair. Itss high time that our farmers, mechanics, and all others who are interested in the welfare of the So-. ciety were making-haste to bring some: ‘ thiog that will add to its interest. Are ‘ you doing it? Do you intend to give the ‘ officers the support due them? If you will, the coming exhibition will be far superior to any we ever had. ' The prem. jum list is liberal, .and embraces 'all branches of industry. The officers of the gociety are working hard to| insure the earnest co-operation of all, bt their efforts will prove abortive unlees all take hold and assist them. Regolve now to give them your earnest support, by con: tributing some articles to the coming Qqﬁn;y%‘oir. AR TS U U o We Jearn that there is but bne German ip Columbus who will not support Stoll.

v .. For the National Banner, - . A Letter from the Pastor. Corunna, DEKALs Co, IND., | - September 2nd, 1872. { Eprrors BANNER:—On the. 24th of August the good people of the Albion and Mount Pleasant congregations (Lutheran) surprised their pastor by giving to him liberally of such “good things of this life” as God had prospered them with. I said they surprised him, and a surprise it really was. Just think, gentlemen, when people, at this busy sedson of tbe year, will leave their fields and their kitchens and spend more than half a day at the church,administering to the wants of their pastor, it is a matter of surprise. When the pastor made his appearance at the church and saw the sacks and bundles ‘that had been brought in he felt sill more surprised, and when sacks and bundles

continued to comg he was surprised beyond measure, In the first instance, he said within himself, “good!” in the next be could say, “better!” and when it was ascertained that the Albion congregation had contributed thirteen dollars worth ot wheat and other necessaries, and that the Mount Pleasant congregation had contributed eighty-two dollars and sixty-two cents worth of a like kind, making a total of ninety five dollars and sixty-two cents, he could not help saying “best!” and after examining the contents of each sack, bundle and crock, his language was, “best of all!” But what shall we say now? On last Saturday morning three young ladies, of the Mt. Pleasant congregation, made their appearance at tbe pastor’s residence, scized the fine dress which was presented to Mrs. Keller by the.young people of that congregation, cut, fitted, and nearly completed the making of it, and then—not being satisfied with what they had already done—they took it bome with them and finished it. Now, after all that has been done, we must say that: “Truly, the lines have fallen unto us in pleasant places.” | . The kind donors have our best wishes in return, and also the assurance that they -will not be forgotten at the throne of grace. In haste, PAsTOR.

Cromwell Items. : ; v CROMWELL, Sept. Bth, 1872. DEAR BANNER :—Yesterday (Saturday) was a gala day with us. The Sunday schools of this neighborhood held a grand unijon carnival at Nine Mile Lake, each school striving to outvie the other in dis. play. Our delegation from Cromwell went forth with glad hearts and smiling faces, music playing, colors flying, love and good cheer was beaming from' every eye. Not having visited the grounds in person, we can say nothing further. In the afternoon a Republican caucus was held in the school bouse, and Jacob Baker, the present incumbent, was unanimously nominated for Trastce of Sparta township, and James Baker for Assessor. Jim. Earnhart is the heaviest Greeley man in our vicinity.~ ¥e expects to win a full suit of clothes on the election, and come forth dressed in Dolly Varden style this fall. : : Ouar town js improving somewhat in view of the coming railroad. . The corn crop wilj] be more than aver. Bgze. The worms di@ not get all of it. The weather has been very warm for the last few days—96 in the shade. Today we had a fine shower. NED.

Hon. John R. Cofiroth, Candidate for Elector at Large, will address the people as follows: Syracuse, Kosciusko county, Wednesday, September 11, 1 ? m. o Ell{hﬁrt, Elkhart county, Thursday, September 12, night. Alb%on, Noble county, Friday, September 13, 1 p. m. Michigan City, Laporte county, Saturday, September %4. night. P y . SUBSCRIPTION RECEIPIS. Peter Pro¥h, Hden Mills.[o. .. ... 00008900 James M. Denny, A1bi0n,.................... 200 Sol. Dreiblebis, EE Rl RG, Wm. 8. Kiser, s Ol Col. WG, Willlgme, % 0.0 o 0« - Hoos aan 8. E. Alvord, A R e R T J; P, Becker, Brimfleld ... ... 00 Too Geor%a A Barney, Mllchart, oooi. .0 o 020 l 100 d. B, Dazey, Ligonier,. ... .. 0. 0 i 000 Thos. mefora, BRele et e O J. L. Ferguson, * i 50 J. K. Colerick, Hamilton, Nevada.......%... 100 J. A. Denny, Hillsdale, Michi%an...;.. dncakas L 00 Jonathan Caldwell, Springville, Wisconsin.:. 200 Thomas Thompson, Circleville, 0hi0......... 200 Dr. Weber, Colambia City......." ........... 200 Wm. Scott, 18 LT e O Jos. L. Morelan, Water 100....:.............. 200 Thomas Rhodes, Cherubusco.. ;.. ........... 100 S. B. McDonald, Borßne. L. il s B e J. 8. Grant, A LSRR Reuben Davis, 5yracu5e.................. 100

J. BTRAUS, JR,, & Co. have the largest and best assortment of French and English Meltons, for overcoats, that can be found in the West. They bave also employed Mr. J. G. N. Wasika, of New York, who is a first-class cutter and tailor, and will cut and meke suits to order, in the latest ®od most approved styles. Call and see for vourselves. = *

F. W. BHINKE requests us to say that he can wait no longer on those persons who have owed him for a long time, and who promised to pay him as soon as they sold their hogs or their wheat. The hogs and wheat have been sold and the bills are still unsettled. Come and settle, gentlemen, or prepare to pay costs. *

AFTER HARVEST.—I hope my customers will remember their promises to settle vp “after barvest.” That time has again come, and my books are full and we must settle up. Come, gentlemen, one faver deserves another. [w4] E. B. GERRER.

Ir you want a sure cure for the agne get Austin’s ague drops, at drug stores, 14-12 w ——eeittl Gron & Hianm, at Kendallville, have just bad several car loads of groceries and provisions brought to their mammoth establishment, and now all the people have to do is to go and carry them away. Let everybody go and get an armtul,: . * | —_———,——— C. ELDRED & SoN have the reputation of selling all kinds of drugs cheaper than any other firm in tho West. They keep first.class goods, too, as all can learn by dealing with them. i * ———— e Iryou want the best ague cure, g« t AUSTIN’S AGUE DROPS, at Dr. Woodruff’s. 12w14 GEro. C. GLATTE, at the pioneer grocery in Kendallville, keeps his establishment “chuck full” of groceries and provisions, and the people are running there to get the benefit of his low prices. - *

“HAVRE you seen Henry?” “What Henry?” “Why, Henry Wakeman.” “Yes, he is in his grocery store, waiting on his customers, who continually throng that emporium of cheap goods.” * — ‘ ALI persons knowing themselves in. debted to me will please come forward and settle their accounts immediately in order to avoid costs, - Sept. 11-6 w. . J. DECKER. J. STRAUS, JR., & Co. have just received a large assortment of fall and winter ready made clothing, which they are selling at the very lowest figures, > —_——— e * J. BTRAUS, JR,, & Co. have a large, new and well selected stock of hats, caps, gents furnishing goods,; fine shirts and under: wear. Call and see them. | * ———ltl e J. BTrAUS, JR., & Co. havea very large assortment of fine coatings, vestings, doesking, etc., which customers are invited to call and examine, - | b ¥ We take AUSTIN'S AGUE DROBS?M% They are a sure cure.. Only 50 cents. 10w8 - Enoern & Co,, at Kendallville, are pre pared to fit out an army or anybody else with all kinds of clm!ﬁa;?n “there when you want the very best at the very lowestprices, .. =~ R Aum’mwwp! ‘Wwarranted to cure ague by 01l druggists, forSocents. UIIw - Jryou want to get groceries and provisions chea ﬁ!‘%ﬁw f-y.%n‘;:? redd of. oo t 6 T R eo,go to ¥ Decker.

et N Rt 611';: - : s ¢ | oy Y A F SSN | — R S 10N, J. R. COFFROTI, [ Will address the people of Albion and adjoining ing townships, on the Political Issues of = the Day, at Al Blcae | Friday, Septemberl3th,at 1 P,M, l Everybody Turn Out ! And hear this Chdmpion of Reform and the \ Liberal Cause. HON. B. B. DAILY, Will address the people on the Political Issues of { the Day, “, MILLERSBURG, Thursday Evening, Sept. 12, 1872,

Everybody is Invited to Come. -—-————‘———————-—V—-———_—___ Hon.A.Zollars Of Ft_ Wayne, will address the Democrats and Liberals on the issues pf the day, at LIGONIER, IND., TUESDAY EVE., SEPT. 24th. TURN OUT! TURN OUT! S s s e e e Hon. E. V. Long, Democmtic and Liberal Candidate for Congress, will address the citizens of Noble county at the following named places:. : WOLF LAKE, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23d, ANV ITodl.B TUFSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24th, ROME CITY, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER. 30th, All these meetings will be held in the evening. We hope that the friemis of the Democratic and Liberal causein these localities will turn out en masse to hear Mr. Long, ashe is an excellent speaker, and his sPeeches will be interesting and instructive to all. Turn ont! Turn out!

[ Hon B, B, Daily. i 'Of Delphi, will address the people as follows: . Goshen, Eikhart county, Wednesday, September AL nif;ht. S 3 | Mil ersburg, Elkhart county, Thursday, September 13, night. J { ¢ 5 | i(lgiuna, DeKalb county, Friday, September 13, n j Eima. Lagrange ¢ounty, Saturday, September 14, 1 o’clock. y wen Lagrange, Lagrange county, Monday, September 16,1 o’clock. : Auburn, DeKalb county, Tuesday, September 17, 1 o’clock. . ; g Summit, DeXalb county, Wednesday, September 18, night. ; . Fairfield, DeKalb county, Thursday, September 19, night. Y : Hon. Allen Zollars, Of Fort Wayne, will speak as follows : e Fairfield, DeKalb co., Monday, Sept. 9, at night. - ——— DeKalb co,, Tuesday, Sept. 10, at night.. Columbia City, Whitley county, Saturday, September 14, at night. Bluffton, Well county, Monday, Sept. 16, night. Decatur, Adams co., Tuesday, Sept. 17, at night, Portland, Jay co., Wednesday, Sept. 18; at night. Huntinﬁton, Huntington county, Friday, Sept. 20, at night. Ligonier; Noble co., Tuesday, Sept. 24, at night.

GEO. W. REED, : - Manufacturer of -e ] . Buggies, Wagons, Sleighs, CARRIAGES, &C., Cromwell, Nobit; County, Ind’a. ~p ] b . e 4) f‘ '%.Lj" e Being firmlv established and 'ﬁaving an-experi-ence of twenty-five years, : ‘ GOOD WORK and Fair Dealing GUARANTEED. BEST MECHANICS EMPLOYED. Cromwell, Sept. 11,’72.-20 ;

O REBER A COLUMBIA CITY, INDIANA. PERSON_S visiting Columbia City, should 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 thedishorcan. : . ; I keep all kinds of good Fruit cdﬁstﬂnﬂy ‘on hand and have the best brands : CIGARS & TOBACCO, In the West. g&=Call fand see for yourself.<ea : : ADAM AVEY. July 31st, 1872,—6m. ; 3

FARM & TOWN LOTS - FOR SAILE!? I WILL sell cheap for cash, or on easy termsof ayment, the valuable Stock and Grain Farm, Llirelr)y owil)ef by J. aaxﬁ_ f)&c(i_:nnell,ﬂan% kD,OWﬁ as congisting of over three hundred acres of land, about 5 miles south-east of Ligonier, in the sonthwest quarter of section 31, town 35, north range 9 east, and north-west quarter of section 6, town 34; north range 9 east, embracing soil, timber, living water and generaladvantages, makin% itone ofthe most desirable farms, especially £6r 8 ockraising, in Noble county. ; L ALSO:—Lots No, 6,9, 11, 15,16, 26, 27,28, and 29 in Wood’s Addition to Ligonier; Axrso l%t.s 7 and Bin block 4, and 7 and Bin block Bof Mi er's Addition to Li%mier. S : TITLE GUAKANTEED BY ME. Apply tolsaac E. Knisely, Esq., Li onler, orto N U JOSEPH K. EDGBRTON, Feb.2B - o ; Fort Wavne, Ind.

i Notice to Non-Resident, STATE OF INDIANA, |, , ‘ NosLe Couxrty, e : In the Circait Court of Noble county, in the State of Indiana. October term, A. p. 1872. - AHART 8. ROWL vs. LYDIA ROWL, Be it known, that on 4his 234 day of Au%ust, in the year 1872, the above named plaintiff by his attorney, filed in the office of the Clerk of said Court his complaint against said defendant, in the above entitled cause, together with an affidavit of a competent pergon, that said defendant, Lydia Rowl is not & resident of the State of Indiana, ; S Said defendant is, therefore hereby notified of the filing and Eendency‘of said - complaint against her, and that unless she ’aml)m and answer or demur thereto, at the calling of said cause on the second ipy of the next term of gaid Court, to be beF\m and held at the Court House in the town of Albion, on the fourth Monday in October,’72,Baid complaint, and the matters and, zuindgs therein contained and alleged, will be heard and determined in her abs%xa)ce. i W, C. WILLIAMS,; Clerk. Baker and Mitchell Attorneys for Plaintiff, Albion, Ind., Aug. 28, 1872.-3 t-pf. $3.70. e il e S e SRR S ) Un@;afmod Letters, Ligonier P. 0. Arnold, Chatles © ~ McDowell, James H. M‘;’f’ JR o i nntou’iier; Mids Mollie * ‘Corne 8 : yle, Miss : mm" m. s . fod “,‘ i ‘~ ; " Pergons eamn%for ;sny,,m,mgmg Jetters ‘willploase say ‘‘advertised.” Letters not called for within one week after advertising are sent to the dend letterofics, 7 Ligonier, Iné»'g’gm,‘ A .*»« |

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VERY mwnsm ‘PKICES. QUEENSWARE, - - GLASSWARE, ‘Table Cutlery, Notions of all Kinds. : AI;L K—l;-D\S OF ; GROCERIES, .~ WOODENWARE, ' : | —AT :-- MEYER BAUMS, WANTED, AT MEYER BACATS, be'i;s.“ P . ‘ : PELTS, FURS, e POTATOES, BUTTER, SMOKED MEAT, ) DRIED APPLES, &C., &C » &C,, For whic!_x: the hiinglé::l'; xg::lk_:(ti g‘ricq will be paid

"MKYER BAUM, Lig‘qgi:.r, Xov. 8, "71.-s¢ch-15. GO TO J. DECKER’S ’ - ; To.find the Lé.rgest and Bost Selected Stock_ : —;OF = - GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,

FPISH AND SALT. PRICES ALWAYS, AS LOW [AS] THE LOWEST. I also keep the bes{stoqk of Queensware, e g - Glassware, ' — AND — : TABLECUTLERTY —IN— : NORTHERN INDIANA. MOTTO: LOWER THAN THE LOWEST. J. DECKER. Ligonier, Ind:, May 1, 1872.-tf" ; SOMETHING NEW —IN — : 7 LIGONIER:? . e The subscribers would inform the citizens'of Ligonier and surrounding country, that they keep constantly on hand a large supply of both

WELL AND CISTERN POUMPS, o : = : ¥ ' With & Without Cylinders, ‘Which will be furnished to customers as desired, at ‘reasonable prices. Those desiring one of the most serviceable and most durable pamps now in use, will find it to their advantage to give us a call at our Bhop, at the South End of the New Bridge, before fpurchasing elsewhere. These Pumps are of the.i)est manufactare, 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 Well4n Deep or Shallow Wells ! REPAIRING PUMPS : Done on short notice, and ALL, PUMPS WARRANTED ! Well Digging & Cleaning ! We are Breimred to Dig New Wells, Clean and Sink Old Wells, Drive and Repair Iron Wells, and in fact to do any and evervthingin our line on the shortest notice. All Kinds of Country Produce! Taken at Cash Prices, in exchange for Work. {=9"Remember the place, near the sonth end of the New Bridge, . J : : . : : PURL & HAYDEN. Ligoaier, March 8, 1871.

CABINET SHOP CABINET WARE ROONS!

L RD/KERR: Wouldrespectfully announce to the citizerns of Noble county, that he has constantlyon . hand a large and superior stock of _Cbnsisting in part of : DRESSING BUREAUS. | WARD-ROBES, . CTABRLES, - . : : o BEANDI P GesencrlOUNGßS ve - CUP-BOARDS, ot adiadls e ene T MOULDING - CHAIRS AND BEDSTEADS, And S g ey S ek T, class Oabinet Shop. _Particalar attention paid to the Uadertak %}S asiness, z**«g : iy SRR e e e Sotmeden o T s g B Gl . TATQ AT A rel AT IT A AT COFFINS ALWAYS ON HAND! ‘And made to order. upon short notice. Also T Einde of Bk an Wi *lv‘**"‘*?%"w* e ﬁ@ﬂ,v 34*‘::\:», i IS “;Q‘?‘:«. '4‘ Ty ﬁnw g BOTR %,& ¥ ! 24, 18 ;»» SR

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We have now in store a large and complet » stock of . Men'’s and Boys’ ; o CLOTHING, CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, DOESKIN, Gents’ :FurNisming Goobs, : | HATS, CAPS, &c.— <OO | A choice, well-selected and FashionaldeStock® : which we are offering at the Very Lowe#t Prices! ’Y % 1 WE PAY SPECIAL ATTENTION : to ou;r — o | . .- ! Merchant Tailoring Department! | By keeping a Largeand Choice Stock of the : Latest Strles of . Cloths, Cagsimeres * and Trimmings : And emp-loying% one of the- ; BEST CUTTERS I)N THE STATE, i Bas We are prepared to ‘exec\ite orders for the Best " and Most Fashionable Styles of ‘ Dressand B'ns‘Lnes‘s Suits ¢ - nnd!—- o We Quaranice a Fit }zz Every Instance! J. STRAUS, Jr., & Co. Succegsors to L. Low & Co. Ligonier, May 3d 1871; &

KELLER & KANN, WE I—I.A.'V‘,E TETE - Largest and Best Stock of Dry Goods, Clothing, &e., In Kendallville. ‘GOOD3 CAN BE BOUGHT Verv Much Cheaper o Than Ever ﬁefor-e, at ; KELLER & KANN'S. \ oy e FARMERS, T Brix;g your Producc?to me, and get the best price paid in Northern Indiana. . , cALL AND sEB. . Kendallville, May 17 1871-3 :

GAITERS LADIES & CHILIRENS' WEAR ' La*rge"‘sté: S;jtocik : EVER UNPA VKED I;NANO-I.H;E cgtmn.

‘GOTO F. W. SHINKE & BRO'S J BOOT & SHOE STORE! InSuinkgs Brick Building, * ' Ii; you want to see the b'e'stﬁaﬂé assortmentof ; C:xstbn)-mtde‘ A. 7 ; BOOTS & SHOES, ~ Eastern Made Work, NN GRIRIRE. i e . l ﬁ o ~ voiEn Rl g s el she;g@r of the stock used. All work doue at

GREAT LIBERALISM !

B eL i - LIBERAL PRICES. | Strike Whie the eis | THOTEANDS come vl nd ey

- DELIVERY WAGON W gopéﬁanily ﬁnsv ‘ : Delivering: Goods Throughout the City. Da not allow yourself to think there will not be room for you for-our s,_{: ‘ : ‘ % uﬂ: 'G STORE ROOM IRISHMAN'S SHANTY! el 'svtill ;;orﬁfé;,pﬂe more.Comeaml o See How Liiberal . GooD NA‘T‘I‘JR,EI.;.;MQ e , Oni"‘Cvl'exjks are, T . Always a Smile on Their Face, ~ To think their ;.Prbpr:ietors allow them to. =

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WINES AND PURE LIQUORS

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! i g 4 5 E 5 N DAUCHY & €O.’S COLUMN. B \;vwvw»fw‘\/&/\»\.wwvuw\y\ e WELL'S CARBOLIC - TABLETS ! - For Coughs, Col d Hoarsemess;. Tithy other, Silcient remedies in B.papular form, ‘fut “the ¢ure of throat U&égm_ o 8 e Gl Hoarseness and eration of the throat are imme.diately relieved, and statements m% "“"f sent to the proprietor of relief in cases of dif | - ficulties of years standing, - i CA U T IO N Doﬂ'tqu-ceivedbywornh ; less; imitations. Get only WELLS'CARBOLIC TABLETS. Price 25 cents a box. JOHN Q. KELLﬂGg, 18 Platt St., N. Y., Sole Agent forthe U. 8. for circular. 10w4 $2 50A MONTH easily made, with Stencil and Key Check Dies.” Secure circular and sam- - ples free. 8. M. SPENCER, Brast.eboro Ve, 15w a day to agents, gelling cam n badges, for $l5 Ladies & Gents as breast mnpim, gold plated, with photographs of Presidential candidatos, Samples mailed free for 30¢. MCEKAY & Co., 93 Cedar Bt. New York. 2Bwi e e Horace Greeley and Family. An elegant engraving, perfect likenesses, 22328 in., “sent by mail, 51'? ’alsonamémign‘gooda, 1 silk Grant - !hmlge and 1 plated 200. Sample latest styleswed‘ding cards, notes, éte., 25¢. A, DEMAREST, Engra- | ver, 182 Broa:.s!ayj New York. Wwd . TO THE WORKING CLASS, malé orfemale §6O .8 week guaranteed. Respectable employment at home day or evening ; no capital required : fall instructions and valuable packege of goods.to start with sent free by mail. Address with 6 cent return stamp, M. Y?OUNYG &°CO,, 16'Courtland Stree, New ' York. oy : L 23wd e e L W - FREE TOQ BOOK AGENTS. . An Elegantly Bound Canvassing Book, ! For the cheapest and best family bibie ever publish-, ed, will be sent free ogchargs to any book agent. It contains nearly: 500 seripture - illusfrations, .and agents are meeting with uprecedented success. Ad- .’ dress, ftating experience, ete., and we will show g‘ou what ouragents are doing, NATIONAL PURLISH ING CO., Chicago, 111., Cincinnati, 0., or St. Lonis, Mo. : % Vw4

- e % 4 ds S S SO AGENTS TO THE RESCUE. Scatter truths among thhe people. Richardson’s Personap History of ‘Grant tells more ‘truth aboutithe man than alhﬂ\cl' papers in the world. If you want to know if Graht is a thidf, liar or drunkard, read this book. Agents can make large wages for the next few months selling it, as it is wanted, and we give overwhelming commissions. <Address, AMERICAN PUBLISHING CO., Hartford, Ct. or 23w4 W. E. BLISS, & CO., Taledo, O.

AUENTE WANTED fc the Lives of o grant Greeley WILSON BROWN juise uicn of all partics. Over 40 Steel Portraits, Worth twice the cost of the book. Wanted evex"‘;-‘ where. Agents have wondertul success, Send for circular, Address Zeigler & McCurdy, - w 4 i Chicago, Til. e AGENTS WANTED c 7 2 Hor, Goodspeed’s PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN BOOK

The great work of the year. Prospectus, post paid, 75 ots.. An immense sale guaranteed. Also for my CAMPAIGN CHARTS and NEW MAPS, || J. W GOODSPEED, Cincinnati or St. Sounis: - THOMSON’S s » S World renowned patent PN i -;=____;;‘_~ 2. .Nq é.orsgt has ever enjoy~ OLoeLY IR ed Buch a world-wide popn%ﬁ!‘" };“Q;'-"‘f"?nn D larity. : . \{“\ﬁ‘ ﬂ \T' ;f’ The demand for them is \\\\ : I// constantly “increasing, beNl s YOO e ‘/*\"'}‘\‘ lif,%f*' Universal " Satisfaco7/ I\, tion, are Handsome 7 ! | ‘ Dur;bl%TEconomlc- ¥ "]'ln:i; {lii Y 7 al, and are a N ' . *N / » """ PERFECT FIT Ask for Thomson’s Genuine Glove-Fit-ting, every corset being stamped with the name THOMSON and the trade-mark, a crown. i ‘Sold by all First-Class Dealers.

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EINDDRRIGTAIEE

.. It is not a phyic which may give temporary reliet to the sufferer for the firs few doses, but which from continued use brings piles and kindred diseases to aid in weakening the invalid, moris it a doctored liquor, which, under the populﬁt; name of “Bitters,” is so_extensively palmed off on the public as sovereign remedies, but i 8 a most powerful Tonic and Alteratiye, pronounced so by "the leading medical authorities of London and Paris, and has been long used by the regular physi¢ians of other ecuntries with wonderful remedial results. % = Dr. Welis’ Extract of Jurubeba Is-there want of action in your Live er and Spleen® Unless relieved atjonce, the ‘blood becomes impure by deleteriogg secretions, producing scrofulous or skin diseascs;, Blotches, Felons, Pustules, Canker, Pimples, &c. — r A Take Jurubeba to cleanse, purify and restore the vitiated blood to healthy action. = : f Have you a Dyspeptic Stomach? Un = less digestion is prompily aided the system is debilitated with loss of vital force, poverty of Blood, Dropsical Tendency, General Weakness or Lassitude, Take it to assist reaction, it will impart youthful vigor to the weary sufferer, ‘~ __ . Have yow Weakness of the Intest= ines ¥ You are in danger of Chronic Diarrhoea or the Dreadful inflammation ¢f the Bowels. o Have you Weakness of the Uterine ‘or Urinary Organ? You must procure in- - stant relief to suffering worse than death. ! ; /Take it to strengthen organic weakness or life be-* comes a burden, f y e Finally it should be frequently taken to keep the system in perfect health or you are otherwise in great dinger of malarial, miasmatic or contagious diserses. - ' JOHN Q. KELLOGG, 18 Platt Street. New York. St ...~ Bole Agent for the United States. Pri¢e, One Dollar per Bottle.. Send tor ciréular.

GROCERIES i e Gl QUEENSWARE e L e e S KENDALLVILILE 108 : S i anh St HENRY WAKEMAN'S [Successor to w)altn;axi & Brotherl \ ‘ Sugars, Teas, Coffees, Spices, . - Queensware, Glassware, &0.. fﬁg‘;f Sl e s ‘Mirrora Worth $3.25 Selling for $2.75. . o Mirrors Ww:&&%_xéﬁ Selling for $l. F.. 'GATLAT THE OLD STAND OF ‘and-exanrine the large Stock of Goods; second. . Khoßinie, Sepu:tr, fitiae SPRAR Notice to Non-Resident. = IBTATNE%F‘§N’DIQN&' ul ﬁs’{’ AT ; 2o Neblavernly, . CGEL D e In tnef'émﬁ Court of §og§”f‘wuiv&.m‘ﬁéﬁ» 'DANIEL HELLER, FIRST NATIONAE BANK of Kendallville, Tndiana, . <0 oDt knomn, that'on i sof Al i the year 1872, the above named plaintilf, by his att ﬁﬁﬁéﬁw % 5%;»";::,". N RO Rl e‘uf‘}ﬁ*"gﬁ-}é( T M;" iﬁ,ﬁ?ﬁﬁrﬁ«‘"{“r»" 6 é g?\% 50l P “&;,‘«: TR W ‘,,"‘4}\ :‘* » or 3 s Sharer e hereby noufitd of the filing | and that unless they appeir and answer or - "aq e *';:"1’»,4‘1':??%? R OF 3 z%-m}.4-.';:.-‘5,..31%:-I:éeq‘fflz "-'&?:%»"_‘3“‘ ei i 2 CERSE P ﬂ-‘mw e B T St gd