The National Banner, Volume 7, Number 27, Ligonier, Noble County, 30 October 1872 — Page 3

Hational Banner. E(TCAL A;D MISCE 1 ANEOUS.

—Oupe or twe persons have spoken of _the fine appearance of the woods. | —Good winter apples hive been szlling on our streets at forty cents a bushel. - —Excursions to the wopds, is now the order of the day. « - o | —Prepare for winter. | According to predictions it will be a setere one. . . . —Every Democrat who fails to vote for Greeley, on the bth of Novgmber, is assisting to re elect Grant, : ; —Next Tuesday is the |day set for the Presidential election. Lef the D?mocrats and Liberals turn out to 4 man. ' . - | —The Elkbart riveris now lov}"cr' than at any brevhus period within the jmeq)ory of the oldest inbabitant, —Our venerable townsman, M. M. Mer iam, is still lingering, and appears to be growing weaker every day. . | ! «—Straus.& Meagher delivered the first load of wheat into the new grain depot, yesterday. P —That old bridge ut the depot, which has been such a great nuisdnce in the past, was torn down last Thursday. | _ —Rev. J. M, Monroe will preach bis farewell sermon to the Disciple congrega tion of this place next Sabbath evening. . $ —=Our esteemed fellow~litizen, Mr. Alex McConnell, one day last week fell from a load of hay and dislocnteF his right arm ‘ at-the wrist, = . e

—We Lad the pleasure jof meeting our estcemed friend, Mr. Mon(ly, one of Indi ana’s most energetic insurance agents, on our streets last Friday. L —For the informatiog of the public generilly, we bgg leave tp announce that H. G. Z,llmmernlZD, Lsq., pvag recently ap pointed a Notary Public. [ , —llt i 3 estimated that tJne L.S.&M.S Railroad Company will expend near §s2o, 000 on the new depot I‘lnildings at this plgce. . | o e —Democrats and Liberal Republicans, your work is not done uptil the sun sets on the evening of the s(h of November. Our safety now lies in wopk / ' 2 —As a good, practical jokist, John Prough takes the lead. = He never fails to make a good point, especially when interviewed by a Bourbon. a . — Wheat will again be reccived for shipment at the Lake Shore D_cjpint, by tomorrow. Farmers will o longer be detained for want of facilities for unloading, as under the former arrangement, —The meeting at Shdwalter’s School House, Lagrange county, last Friday even ing, was well attended. | Mr. Stoll enter taingd his very lnttentive, audience for a trifle over two hours, Mo —LaPorte Heéfuer{ Etq., editor of the Goshen Democrat, an‘}i ne of |the most active laborers in the Lieral cause, bou ored us with a call yesterflay. Itisalways a g‘réat pleasure to take him by the hand. ' Bill Moreau’sadjutant in this County will hardly again try his| persuasive pow ers on Sam Eisenhour, df Goshen. = For particulars, read the article copied from last week’s Goshen Demacrat. |

--01 d newspapers for fale at this office. Suitable for wr(\’ppiug up dry goods, or making “bustles.” " They are vy'hrranted not to “raffla,” when: uged for the latter purpose. - L § ke —Chickens ahd turkieys f\l consult their earthly interests by fastiog until af ter Thanksgiving, lest [they get fat-and fall a prey to the resultsof Grant’s recent proclamation. . —The handscme en@orsement which Sheriff Miller and Treasurer McLallen received from the voters of Whitley county al the recent election, fis highly compli mentary to them, and |[proves that they hiave been faithful to their trusts. it + —Fielding Prickett (was in town one evening last week. He takes his defeat very philosophically, and finds considerable comfort in the fact|that “ye humble individual” was required to embark upon the same voyage. —Hon, George W. Ghapman leaves for California the day after voting for Gr—. He will remain in that| healthtul country all winter. .His numenous friends tender him their best wishes for the speedy and complete restoration of his health. - — Let each townslhip|in the county pregerve its organization dnd let every Dein ocrat and Liberal Republican keep on the armor of his warfLare ntil the enemy is -completely vanquistied!and victory is/in scribed on our baunners,. o —Judge Tousley deéides that he has no authority to restrain the collection of the railroad, tax for Perry townsbip, and that it will require an act of the Legislature to relicve our citizens from the payment of said tax. Persons paying their taxes at this time should govern thiemselves accordingly. .= . ' : I

, —O. P.Simmons has so far recovered from his recent attack of typhoid fever as to be again able to get about. - He came i down town last Monday afternoan, for the first time, and gave us a call. We are glad to know that the surviving members. of this severely afflicted family are being rapidly restored to health. ‘ —Hon. A. Pancake last wee¢k visited Kalamazoo, for the purpose of interview - ing Mr. Goss with regard to the location of the Canada Soutbern Railroad. The . interyview was entirely satisfactory, and hopes are now entertained that thisim ‘portant road may yet be located through ‘this place. i A o ~—ln giving the procecdings of the Haw‘patch Teacliers’ Institute, last week, a aistake makes us say the next meeting’ will be held on the 10th of November, instead of the 2d ; which will be on next Saturday. The regular meetings of the: society will be held on the first Saturday of each month, Teachers, and all others interested, are solicited to attend. | —Jim Me¢Connell +om’e time since tried ‘to convert Uncle Jobn Prough to Bour“bonism, John, in rethrb, mildly suggest~ ed that Jim was standing in his own light, for the reason that Greeley, in the event of his election, would certainly appoint him inspector of cut worms for Noble, Elkhart, and Lagrange counties, provided - he bebaved himself and did net work too zealously against the Liberal cause. The interview terminated very abruptly. ] . Ex-Goverxor Hesnewrr, of Louisiana, hias written a letter from New York city to the New Orleans Times, in which he speaks-confidently of a mumfzy‘!m‘ in ‘that &.ts h:[ ctﬂ‘ 't(;iNew *‘ ;lk:{u}, Virginia,” he cays, “feeling very bloe, I “aur o full 5 BopH and Fllep of Aght>

: Jim llcrgnnell’l Maneuvers. Last week's Goshen Democrat thus refers to the movements of that putrid composition, Jeemes McConuell : - . 'We rise here to say to the emmissary of Morton. Moreau & C 0.,, who mukes frequent © pilgrimsges to shis county from Ligonier, that be entirely mistakes the character and intelligence of the Democrats of Elkbart county. It is true that many of them were not swift to commit thewselves to the support of Greeley; but when is was discovered. that Morean & Co. were to be the leaders ot the O'Conor moveweut, and when this Noble county’ patriot undertook through Grant men in this county to distribute Kdgerton tickets for the purpose of defeating Herdricks, they were spon convinced that the whole thing was a corrupt movement of the Grant party. 1 S Beingrepudiated by Democrats, he now undertakes to work through the Grant| Republicans of Goshen - I'nrough them be 18 now arranging to disseminate the O'Conor ticket in this county. He has already bad “several large sized fleas put into his ear by Democrats with. wbhom be undertook to plot. We would say to the gentlepsan that if be is spending his own woney, which is not generally believed, he would do well to saveit. We have | entire respect for every .man’s political opinions, but when a man who claims to be a Democrat, skulks around with Grant wen and plots the defeat of so good and pure a man 88 Thomae A. Hendricks, we bave no respect for his conduct. We sus pect he will not again approach a certain Democrat of this city to whom he submit ted his infamons purpases, and who gave bim a very large piece of his mind. ~

: Cromwell Coriespondence. | * . CroMweLL, Inp,, October 28. - DEAR BANNER :~ We§ regret to say that Mr. Simon Pollock, near this place, during the last week, within twenty four hours, lost two fine cows with the “Mad Itch.” He says they scted as though the disease waslin_ the brain. They would rub their heads and fall' down, gét up again, etc. As he attempted to go near one of them, she took after him and he was compelled to climb the fence to make hiv escape. We bave heard of no other cases as yet in the neighborhood, and hope there will be no more. . NED. .

PrEMIUMS.—Of the prrmiums awarded at the first annual Fair of the North East ern Indiana Agricaltural Association,held at Waterloo, Qcmber 15-18, the following are credited to citizens of Noble county : W. H. Whitford, of Kendallville, best twoyearoldbulle, .. ... ........ $4OO 0. C Clark, Avilla, best bull calfs3 00 A. M. Ringle, Kendallville, second best thorough-brediharse ............ $7150 0. C. Clark; Avilla, best crock ot butttl‘..s3oo The total receipts of the exhibition, from all sources, foot up $2,502 01. - This will fully liquidate all the expenses, proper of the exbibition. The Press claims an attendance of 10,000 people on the first day of the Fajr. for | Ll el e Central Committee Meeting. To the Democratic and Liberal Commrittee of Noble County: | | ‘ > You are requiested to meet at Albion, on SATURDAY, November 2nd, 1872, at two o'clock, p.». Let every member of that committee, and any other Democrat or Liberal Repubilican who may wish to attend be present, - as business of great importance will;begeubmittied for your consideration and adviSement. B ‘ A.S.PARKIER, Chairman. Kendallvillg, Oct. 26th, '72.

Prrsons who desire to aid in the distri bution of the Electoral Ticket can be supplied at any time now by calling at this office. Lét not a, single democratic voter refuse to vote pn the sth of NovemYer. ven should we fail to carry the State, it is important to show a good vote. It seems to us almost increditable that in suchia crisis any one should refuse to vote. Let no consideration but that of duty to your peighbors, friends, and your country now influence you. All these de mand that you turn out and vote the tick et of Reform on the first Tuesday ot November. @ °s :

~ Dérine the recent October election tha Demograts and Liberals of Noble county did their duty nobly. The work accomplished was a great one, and its success was alone attribatable to bard work. We are now on the eve of another, and a very important election. Let vs then with renewed vigor push on. Do not relax your efforts. This is not the time to fal ter but the time for work. We can carry this county for Horace Greeley, if we but work anddo dur duty. Let us all work for a tew days that success may be certain

TueRE should be a committee appoint ed in every township in Indiana, to see that a full democratic vote is polled at the November eléction. That committee sho’d appoint & sub committee Ain each school district, and ascertain who did not vote at the October election, and address them selves Lo procuring their attendance, if possible, -in November. The absentces sh_duld be visited and the facts in their case reported to the township committee. ‘All that we want to give Indiana to Gree ley is a thorongh organization, ——t——tl > e CLUB MEETRING. ' All the Democrats and Liberals of Perry township are requested to meet in the Town Hall, Ligonier, next Saturday evening, at 7 o'clock, for the'transaction of important business. Our brethren in the country are especially requested to come.

Tue cheapest boots and shoes, and the best makes, can be found at the establish ment of Shinke & Bro. Their stock is one of the best selected in the county, and we speak the truth when we say that a very large per cent. can be saved by pv rchasing of them. Remember the place—Shinke’s Brick Store. B *

WHAT belongs to yourself, and is used by everybody more than yourself? Your name. True. But when you want to purchase cheap groceries or provisions,” you should call on J. Decker. His stock is well assorted, and he will sell ata very small margin above cost: Try him. *

WHEN our country people are’in want of drugs, medicines, paints, oils, varnishes, perfumery, glass, putty, etc:, they should not fail®to give C. Eldred & Son a call: You will find that you can save a large per cent. by trading with them. Prescriptions carefully compounded. R

O, YE TERTHLEss! Take notice that Dr. Gants, Ligonier, has just received s large stock of most excellent and durable teeth, all of which are offered the public st the very lowest prices. All orders promptly filled, and satisfaction guaranteed, ot o e # ‘ - ——M’M e ~ ‘ WANTED. 10,000 bushals good Pech j Blow Potatoes, immediately. T e iR & Hiox, J

i Oyster Festival, ' - Excelsior Lodge No. 267, 1. 0. 0. F, of Ligonier,” will give an oyster festival at Kann's hall, on Thursday evening, November 14th. < The citizeas of Ligobier and vicinity are cordially invited to attend. [272w] L. H. GREEN, Sec’y.

- MAKE HOME HAPPY, and givea healthy tone to your appetite, not by purchasing villainous drugs and quack nostrums, but by purchasing wholesome groceries, fresh fruits, good ‘country produce, the best cénned goods, haws, etc., of Groh & High. From long acquaintance with producg'ers of the ountry, they have excellent facilities for supplying the table. x

THE defeated candidates and all other people can find balm for their disappoint ed hopes by purchasing their groceries, country produce, fruits and vegetables a‘t‘ Geo. C. Glatte’s. Democrat and Repub-, lican, the victor and the i’auquished, can tbere clasp hands while George and hif corps of accommodating salesmen fill their baskets with the good things of life. * : — e r—— et : - JusT at this season of the year, farmers and people of the neighboring towns will find it to their advantage to go to Ken--dallville and Jay in their supplies at Groh & High's grocery and provision store, one of the most complete and fully stocked retail grocery stores to be found in Indiana—or‘in fact, anywhere, x

For ready made clothing we are still of the opinion that none can offer better induceinents than Engel & Co. They have been in the business so long and so thor~ oughly understand the tastes of our people, that they carry but little old stock and their goods are always fresh and new—and then they sell so cheap. .~ * : ———eeelll @ e 7 . Irvou wantthe bestague cure, git AUSTIN’S AGUE DROPS, at Dr. Woodruff’s. 12w14 ' e et . THERE are many among us suffering from derangement of the Liver and Bowels, Fever and Ague, Bilious Fevers, and diseases arising trom a ‘torpid or imperfect action of the Liver. To all such we would recommend the use of “LIVER STIMULANT AND CATHARTIC,” which is advertised in our columns. It has been used with -wonderful success in sections where these diseases prevail, and we feel confident it will prove a blessing to many, a household. As a medicine 'to be kept i the family, to be used in place of pills, it. has no equal. i <y —lt is for sale by all cur druggists and dealers in medicine.— Nushua Telegraph. 4 N : 26-4 w.

We take AUSTIN'S AGUE DROPS for ague. They are a sure cure. Only 50 cents. 10w8 WuEeN applied with Dr. Pierce’s Nasal Douche and accompanied with Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medieal Discovery as Constitution al treatment, Dr. Sage’s Catarrb Remedy produces perfect cures of the worst cases of Catarrh and Ozena ot mapy jyears’ standing. This thorough course of medi cution constitutes the only scientific, rational, safe and successful manner of treat ing this odious disease that has ever been oflcred to the afflicted. The instrument and two medicines sold for $2 by all Drug gists, e . 624, el & P v AuvsTtin’s ague-drops warranted to cure ague by all druggists, for 50 cents 14-12 w e P e Tor man who says “I'm saddest when Lsing,” is a fool to sing at all; but the man who buys his family supplies at the popular grocery of H. Wakeman, corner Main and Mitchell streets, Kendallville, is sensible and all the time happy, too. * : —————e, — —————— SMOKERS AND CHEWERS:—You are hereby notified that Ben Barnhart has just received a new-invoice of tip-top smoking and chewing tobacco, which will be sold at bottom figures. bt Do yvou LIKE OYSTERS ? _YIf so, call at Ben Barnhart’s. He has the biggest, tattest and most palatable bivalves that can be found in the United States. » et I ——ee Buy the Red Horse Powder at Eldred & Sonls. #

THE GREAT CONTEST OF 1872! Greeley or Grant? LET US REASON TOGETHER! J. B. STOLL Will address the people on the issues involved in the pending contest at the following named places: . : Green Center, Noble county, Thursday eve., October 31. - Cénter School House, Jefferson township, Noble county, Friday eve., November 1. Benton, Elkhart county, Sat-urday-afternoon, November 2. Avilla, Noble county, for the townships of Allen and Swan, Monday evening, November 4. H. . Zimmerman and & B. Gerber Will address the people as follows: . ﬂ -Cromwell, Thursday evening, October 31. R Wawaka, Friday evening, Novemiber 1.. . . ° ' Rider’s School House, Washington township, Saturday evenifig, Novamber 2. . . .

COL. WM. €. WILLIAMS Will address the citizens of Orange township, at =~ =™ | ROME CITY, Monday evening, November 4. H. G. Zmmverman, Esq., will also be present. v

Public Speaking. ~ Two or moreiof the follow: ing named gentlemen, viz:: L. E. Goodwin, Dr. N. Teal, Thos, L. Graves, T. H. Stewart, Dﬂ; A. 8. Parker, and Carr Green, will speak at the fol]owini places: - g Milford, LaGrange 'oount_;ﬁ, Oct 81, i .| . Mt. Pleasant School House, Friday eve., Doy Ik . - | Kendallville, Saturday eve4,l Nov &n et tnn)

/THERE is a custom house in Pensacola, Florida. The receipts of customs at that port amounted in 1871 to $6:543. -To eollect this money nine officers were re‘quired whose salaries amounted to $12,430. This custom house, like very many others 1 the country, costs twice as much as it brings. Of the nine officers but jne is a native of tho State. The rest are all car pet baggers. Under Andrew Johnson's much abused administration, it required four officers to run the ' Pensacola custom house at a cost of $4,677.

LIGONIER CORNET BAND, | j Thisßand is now prepared to furnish good musi¢ for PIC-NICS, CONVENTIO\S, &c.,onreasonable terms Orders received by the Leader and Secretary. ; | « | " WELLY HOLLISTER, Leader. Ligonier, June 7ih, 1871 —6m. | . Residence for Sale. A two-story frame dwelling and 1 1-4 acreso land. north of the River, in Ligonier, 18 offered for sale On the premises are an orchard, good barn, and other out buildings. The whole will be\sold at a bargain, and on liberal terms. For further particulars, inquire at thisoffice. Ligonier, D:¢. 13, 1871.83 5

FARMFIFOR SALE! | : | A RARE CHANCE! EOR SALE, onveryreasonable terms, a first-class Farm in the'Hawpatch, five miles north of Ligonier, Ind. It contains 234 acres of the best land in|the State, is completely fenced, and situated 1n a wealthy and altogether very desirable neighborhood. The improvements congist of a large, new and elegantly arranged two-gtory brick dyelliug, frame out-buildings, good burn, splendid orchard, &c. Forfarther particulars address ; 5 s R. L. CURL, ) . Ligonier, Noble county, Ind, orinquiréatthe Banxex office 44

CITIZENS? BAI\{K, | LIGONIER, : INDIANA. - STRAUS BROTITEHERS, Receive monies on deposit; issue certificates with interest on specified time; dealers in governmeut bonds gold and silver. Draw drufts on New York, Chicago, Toledo, and all Buropean cmcl.:x. Issue passage certiticates to and from all principal seaports in Enrope. Agents for the sale and purchase of real estnte; also, agents for the Inperial Fire Insurance Co., London, Capital £3,000,000. Special attention given to ¢oilections in town and country. Discount Farmers’ and Business paper. : ) Grbfdhaften und Pafrage = Sdheine, Grbidaften in allen Theilen Deutjdlands werden billig und prompt durd) Vollmadt eingesogen. Paj-jage-Sdeine von und nad allen Scehdfen Guropa’s jind Jtets bei uns ju haben. Straus Vrosg, | Ligonier, Ind., Octi 23, 172.-26 e

= SHERIFE’S SALE, ' ‘ BY virtue of ‘an execution to me issued on transr cript, by Clerk of the Court of Commoun Pleas of Noble county, Indiana, in the case of Jasper Nobles vs. Aaron King, I will offer for sale at public auction, at the Court House door in-the town of Albion, county of Noble, and State of Indiana, ¢u sSaturday. November 16, 1872 Between the hours of 10 o’clock a. m and 4 o’clock p. m. of said day, the following described real estate, sitnated in said county and State, to-witl: ’lEn_irty-uue acres off of the east end of the south lta\l‘f of the mnorthcast quarter. of section thirty; town thirty-three, north of range nine east, seized: and taken in execution as the property.of detenda{nt, Aaron King. . i - *** DAVID HOUGH, | Sheriff of Noble Connty, Ind. | Albion, Oct. 23, *72.-w3-p fB6 00 ! RI S L TLR I | SHERIFE'S SALE. | By virtue of an order of sale to me issued by the Clerk of the Court of Common. Pleas of Noble County, Indiana, in the case of Henry G. Bell and Charles L. Lord vs. George Steinbarger and Samyel Steinbarger, I will offer for sale at public auction at the Court House doorin the town of Albion, in the county of Noble and State of Indiana, on sSaturday, November 9th, 1872, Fetween the hours of 10 o'clock A. n. and 4 o’clock ». M, of said day, the following described®Real Estate in the county.of Noble and stateof Indiana, to wit. Lot number nine (9) in the town of Wawaka, and the South one-half (14) of lot number .one (1) in Block number one, Brown’s Addition to the town of Wawaka. DAVID HOUGH, . | ) - Sheriff of Noble county, ladiana. James Colgrove, Attorney for Piaintiffs. : | Albion, Ind., October 16th, 1872.-pf $6 THE DISCOVERER DISCOVERED !

THE ADVENTURES OF 4 MOST ADe VENTUROUS LIFE. ¢ /| ] 3 3 B « THESTANLEY-LIVINGSTONE (PR Al . . - Expedition to Equatorial Africa. Is the title of a large octavo;volume just issted to supply the demand for informatien in regard to liA)\frica, with ineidents and the wonderful career of hoth Stanley and Tavingstone their remarkable expeditions to this inleresthfg& ofthe globe, WANTED—In every town In the United States and Canada. first class men and women as Qgents to canvass for this: work. Everybody will ant it. Anybody can sell.it. Address us for the most liberal terms ever offered The Union Publishing Company, 65 22nd St., Chicago, Illinois. If you desire to secure territory at once send %2.50 for sample copy and canvassing book, or $1 for canvassing hook alone. . 206-6 w | —— e e e e | '‘ELECTION NOTICE, By virtue of a precept to me direeted and delivered by the Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court, a copy of which is hereunto ammexed, I do hereby give notice that on : = Tuesday, November Sth, 1872, there will be a general election held at the usual places of holding elections in the several townships of N{-ble county, Indiana_for the purpose of electing the officers mentioned in said precept. - DAVID HOUGH, Sheriff of Noble connty. STATE OF INDIANA, } oo - P LI NoBLECODNTY.f et o The State of Indiana to the Sheriff’ of said County, : Greeting: I, Wiiliam C. Wiliiams, Clerk of the Noble Cirlcuit Court, do hereby certify to the Sheriff of said county that at a Geuneral Election to be held on the first Tuesday of November, 1872, (November sth) in the seyeral townships of said county and State the following officers are to be voted for, to wit :— Four (4) electors for President and Vice President of the United States, for the Stateatlarge and one Elector in each of the Eleven Congressional Dis. tricts of the State of Indiana. You are therefore hereby commanded to give notice thereof as set forth In the fgregoing precept. In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand (L S )nnd affixed the seal of said court this . */11th day of October, 1872. : g © W C. WILLIAMS, Clerk. Albion, October 11th, '72.-25-w3 el

OMAHA LOT A NOBLE CHARITY -—To erect the— ; ‘ .v o =—=To be drawn in public— : NMonday, December 30th, 1872, P 230,505.00. , TICKETS $l.OO Each, or Six for $5.00. Tickets sent by Express C. O. D, if desired. IGrand Ca5hPrize1............... .. ...$75,000 00 1 Grand Cash Prize......... 000 .- L 9500000 1 Giand Cash Prize .. oiee 5 0 2 e a5:000 00 1 Grand Cash Prize.......-T............. 10,000 00 I:oash Pride oo . ot f et ie 0 L 55.000.00 ITCash Priwe.t oois, cae 0 ST 00400000 2 Cash Prizes, $3,000each................ ¢,OOOOO 4 Cash Prizcs, $2,000 cach.:.............. 8,000 00 2 Cash Prizes, $l,OOO each....... ... ... 2,000 Og 50 Cash Prizes, each? 100...... il ol DA 100 ** o WOEBOT e EOOOOD 200 ** bkt Soaa@bodunasa s hOOD s aooot - W Bl e o 50000 00 3101 o Bt IS 0800 8465 ¢ash prizés amounting t0..........5230,505 00 .This Legal Enterpiise 1s endorsed by the highest authority of the State and best business men. __Over one-half the tickets taken before Oot. Ist. The limited number on hand will be furnished those who apply first. : Money can be sent by-mail, in Registered Letters, Post Office Mone{ Orders, or by Express. All Prizes will be paid in full. Agents wanted. For full particulars address J. M. PATTEE, 25-10 w General Manager, Omaha, Neb.

REMOVAL! - Having moved into my New Brick, onthe corner of Cavin and Second Streets, opposite my former place of business, I will be pleased to have my friendscalland see my stock of FURNITURE OF ALL KINDS! : also the great : e R O e 2 4\o‘\.*\- ‘-;.-‘.-'1??'—:"::%. ) SSSas Ve S Jf YEOMAN'S and JONES’ EETET T T | Spring Bed Bottoms, which only need to be used to be liked. Fopi tively NOHUMBUG. - _ COFFINS Ofallsis 's constantly kept on hand, and trimmed to order. Funerals attended with Hearse. when desired. Bell pullinside thedoor. ' i . : o WA ACBROWN, ‘Ligonier; Aug.B, 1871, ¢,

! ONWNLY FOR i I |lcas x| 1 Avt amoe |

YERY LOWEST l_‘RlCE__S. QUEENSWARE, . GLASSWARE, Table Cutlery Notions of all Kinds. ‘ . AL{l:‘l:[;‘_l.)S OF ; GR()(CERIE.\ES, WOO‘DEIgWARE, . MEYER BAU M'S,

WANTED, AT MEYER BAUAS, | HIDES, e PELTS, . FURS, ; ; POTATOES, -BUTTER, " ' SMOKED MEAT, - ﬁRIEU APPLES, &C ~&4C, &C., VoW IRI the higlrest market price will be paid . in cash or trade. " MEYER BAUM. Ligonier, Nov. 8, ’7l..s¢ch-15.

GROCERIES N SAND . g ,a QUEENSWARE e KENDALLVILLE oy _ HENRY WAKEMAN'S : [Successor to Waltman & Br’othenf

Sugars, Teas, Coffees, Spices, -~ Queensware, Glassware, &o. h&ir’ﬁors Worth s3.2s‘Selliﬁg'for $2.75. ’ Mirrorg Worth $1.50 Selling for $l. . CALL AT THE OLD STAND OF WALTMAN & BRO. and examine thelarge Stock of Goo'ds, secontl tonone in the city. =~ 5 H. WAKEMAN Kendallville, Sept. 27, 1871.22

CABINET SHOP . . S ~ AND — : CABINET WARE ROOMS! :Woul-d rAesp'ectfully announce to the citizens ot " . Noble county, that he has constantly on " handalarge and superiorstock of CABINET WARE, Consisting in part of . DRESSING BUREAUS. WARD-ROBES, ' , | & ; .. / TABLES, L syiNge

s - LOUNGES, CUP-BOARDS, : - MOULDING CHAIRS AND BEDSTEADS, Andin fact everything usnally kept in a Firstclass Cabinet Shop. Particalar attention paid to the Undertaking Busines_s. i COFFINS ALWAYS ON HAND! And madeto order, upon short notice. Aiso, all kinds of Shop Work made to order. : Furniture Ware Rooms on west side of Cavin Street. corner of Fourth street, Ligonier, Ind. §=¥" A good Hearse alwaysin readiness. Ligonier, May 24, 1871, .

GAITERS LAIES & CHTLDRENS' WEAR L ;a,r,ig‘;st Stock

GO'TO F. W. SHINKE & BRO’S In Shinke's Brick Building, If youwant to see the best m;tde assortment of‘ Castom-made } | BOOTS & SHOES, e | . Eastern Made Work, IN LIGONIER, _Rspecial attention ;'-:c;x-ﬂqd to the substantial manner in which our work is made, and also to the ggn’!ity ofthe stock used. All work done at our shop is warranted. L L R es b S WIS BINKR S Bro; Ligonier, March 13,1872, 81, =

GREAT LIBERALISM ! LIBERAL PRICES. '

Strike While the Iron is Hot ! THODTD e s gl o ol and s DELT I’ERYEWAGQON l . : lerconstanu’y‘ bns‘y ‘ :

- Delivering Goods TQ’&‘?E’&"FJJ?%S%‘Z& ;2",0’3,%‘, ?3',";23?0“;’33'3 . : ' “ ‘.l;uke u;; k

: IRISHMAN’S SHANTY I ~ Still room foro;ze more, Comeand - See How Liiberal » : el ! : ’ . GOOD NATURED Oui' Clerks are, ‘,' § : - Always a Smile on Their Face, To think their Proprietors allow them to

Sell so Cheap ! S We“keep on hand : ‘ AFULL ASSORTMENT OF xquayinme L dopataii the: " GROCERY LINE?!

. W:e also keep on hand 4 full supply of . WINES AND PURE LIQUORS WE DO NOT SPECIFY PRICES : : Onall‘o.ur‘ : : SUGARS, T

Teas, offee ‘.a“d Syrups! o E;;;M(;US;PR;NTER'S B{LL. . And in 'orde; to:;ﬂ:l ::;h:;? wemust do onr " g ‘ECbNOMICQLLK " |

We cannot afford to buy the BANNER OFFICE and hire J. B. Stoll to run it for our advertisemént, buj come and we will - ; 5 ASSURE .YOU SATISFACTION, _ ~ 'GROH & HIGH. -,lOldalmlle..!ep.A. 1871, SR

. _ADVERTISEMENT. WE 6ALL.sPEéIAL nréxmidk"x‘é‘ OURLABGECHOICE évFL_LL é}m.nc_rED,_"_l | SR e ARDNBR STOOK sl U e e : 5 v 3 .‘,7 ’ v & r % g S. ; CLOTEING:! For Men, Y ouths, Boys and Children, ! OF ALL aGES, SIZES AﬁDinALIT}ES. QURASSORTMENTOF . = FURNISHING GOODS, HATE and,CAPS, OLOTHS, CASSIMERS; Jeans, Shirting, Flannels, and other Goods for Men and Boys wear is Larger then Ever, 5 - Merchant Tailoring Department, i. : ‘W.a. céil')p#t:'t,vigular’ l?ttet)‘iidn foa ’neyv line pf“‘ : : A ’- Fing French and English Diagonal Coatings and Vestings, Foreign aud Cassimerés of 01l Orlors and Qualities, . WE MAKE TO ORDER EVERY DESCRIFTION OF MEN'S AND "Bof.s’ WEAR IN THZE LATEST STYLE, EMPLOYING ONLY FIRST-CLASS WORKMEN., “WE CAN GUARANTEE: g .- SATISFACTION AT ALL TiMES. P We Make Wedding ‘Out-Fits a, Spe‘ci'afli;y; LT EBIVE US A CALL BEFORE BUYING _@&% A e e Veat Stde Main Street. O} - ENGEL & €O, . A ng.21,1872, - P i : ; S EENDARLVILLE. A R S e(T e el N

.e|M S R o S D : o\ R fAcXs AL NN XA : “\/ _l‘2s,'\ ) 7 gLt % Q iv eN ) 7\ i 3 CAY '» 23 : P ¢ %. éw‘ .\:.:- / \} “‘ Q ‘:""4////"7"'-"'1'\'-\'\\\\-::, 5 Sy y VINEGAR:BITTERS \& No Person can take these Bitters according to diregtions, and remain long unwell, provided their bones are not destroyed by mineral poicon or ‘other. means, and vital organs wasted beyond the point of repair,- i Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Headache, Pain in the Shoulders, Coughs; Tiglitness of the Chest, Dizziness, Sour- Erucfations of .the Stomach, Bad Taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation of the Heart, Inflammatien of the Lungs, Pain in the regions of the Kidneys, and a hundred other painful symptoms,-are the offsprings of Dyspepsia. - Oné bottle will prove-a better guarantee of:its merits. than-a lengthy advertisement. . - .2 : i ; For Femn‘lcConnrlxﬂnis, ryoung-oreld, married or single, at the dawn of womanhood, or the turn-of life, these/Tonic Bittersdisplayso decided aninfluence that improvenieit is soon perceptible. . - ' N T For Inflammatory: and Chronie Rhenmatism and:-Gout, Bilions, Remittent and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases of'the Blood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder, these Bitters have ?(1) 9((1][131- Such Diseasesare caused by-Vitiated 3lood, : i They are a gentle Purgative as well as.a Tonic, possessing the merit of act{ng‘as ' a powerful agent in relieving Congestion of In- ' flammation of the .Liver and Visceral Organs, and in Bilious Diseases..'. "~ - | Zougi i For Skin Diseases, Ernptions, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Blotches, : Spots, Pimples; Pustules; Boils, - Carbuncles, . Ring-worms, “Scald-Head, Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch, Scurfs, Discolorations of the Skin, Humors and Disegses of the Skin:- of whatever ‘name:or nature, .are literally dug up -and carried out of the .sys: tem- in a short time by the use of these Bitters. Grateful Thousands prociaim VINEGAR Brrrers -the most wonderful - Invigorant that. ever sustained the sinking system. Sigss . . H. McDONALD & CO., . , Druggists and Gen. Agts., San Francisco, Oali, & cor.of Washington and Charlton £, N, Y. . SOLD BY ALK DRUGGISTS & -~ DEANLERS. TI[E Inhabitants of Noble, LaGrange; Ellkkhartand ad« . Joining Counties arerespects fally invited to call immediately

The Clothing Emporium ! ? Se i ' J.STRAUS Jr., & €OO. For the examination of the ltvar.g’e.aét’land ‘n'x’o;jt‘} ; ‘complete stpgk ofls oA ; _Of alt stylés and qualitiesl Dress Coats and Business Saits Of every déscrﬁption 'fxn;i‘ of ‘t.‘hé #g@'y best qnaiitv)iés. : Boys’ Suits of every Conceiv- - able Style.

Hats and Caps, Woolen Jackets - ~ and Underwear ' OF.ii:VEI;Y'KmD.T“-V‘%'V r |

Latest Styles of Neck-Ties. FINE opomli FOR DRESS St:iﬂjé._ ’. Scotch Qloth; )Cgf'séiniiérgs_," Imported and Domestic. Groods for Business Suits.

Amew and linmense: sock of material for ngr-i ; : " coats, Inour St Merchant Tailoring Department! | ‘we employ SR 1 . J.G.N. WOSTRA, Of New York, who énjoys thé reputation of being -the most fashionable and experienced cntter’ . west of thesAllegheny motintains, = All snits warranted to ﬁt and:‘to gingnds;nbte& . satisfaction.. .o 0 | EXTRA BARGAINSIN ¢ © ! o o akonih sTI “;“1’ ~‘ § :'“.l-,.'.‘H SOLDIERS' COATS and PANTS, - Ligonier, Ind., Oct. 28,1872, . G e e

SOMETHING NEW b e e b ; i i I I.ITGONIER:? ’ \.-"‘l‘he subscribers would inform the citizens 6f i Ligouier and -surrounding . ¢ountry, that they 'keep constantly on hand a large supply of both ! WELL AND CISTERN PUMPS, 3 z £y G : < With & Without Cylinders, “Which will.be furnishea to customers as desir- . ed, at reasonable prices. Those desiring one of the most serviceuble and most durable pamps now in use, will find it td their advantage to “give us a call at our “hop, at the South End of the New Bridge, before purchasing elsewhere. These Pumps are of the bést manufaciur.;a,'and 0 - "of first-rate wood ; all have | . . SUBSTANTIAL CAST IRON SPOUTS, 'Which are a greatadvantage over wooden ones "~ both for convenience and durability. | Allof Qur' Pumps are Warranted t 6 Work .. Wellw Deep or Shallow Wells! T::o ] ‘ ‘ ' ik Dobe on short notice, and | . |, ‘ALL PUMPS WARRANTLD! \ Well Digging & Cleaning ! t -We are Srepared to Dig New Wells, Clean {and Sink” Old Wells, . Drive and Repair Iron | ' Wells, and in fact to do any and evervihingin ! our line on the shortest notice. o ,All Kinds of Country Produce! | Taken at Cash Priges, in excliange for Work. i ~ }=¥"Rememberthe place. near the south end jof the New Bridge, S - s PURL & HAYDEN. -Uigonier, March 8, 1871, - :

KELLER & KANN. " Largest and Best,Stoqk of |, Dry Goods, Clothing, &e., InKendallville. - @OODs 04N BE BoUGHT 9 ’f»f' Yé;;'.v Much C heaper o e hak E’v?r E‘efore, at .

KELLER & KANN'S. . FARMERS, ' Bri'n‘g' y;'.ur Produce' to me, and get the best price paid in Northern Indiana. CALL AND SEE. Kendallyﬂlg_May 17 187}-33 GOTOJ.DECKER’S '7 ﬁ%ﬁndnthea ‘ | I.arg_est and ‘ﬂßest ‘Se’lec‘l;edetook~ e LG s BROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,

- FISH AND SALT. PRICES ALWAYS_AS LOW [AS] THE LOWEST, : I slso keep thelbesistock;of »' B Queensware, e 'r%. BLECUTLERY ~ NORTHERN FVDIANA. e s e A \ng‘igéfg,,ﬂ;ﬁg g it Bew el SRR YOTTO: LOWER THAN T 4 & LOWEST. Sl GRO B R e