The National Banner, Volume 9, Number 50, Ligonier, Noble County, 8 April 1875 — Page 3

. The Fational Banney

LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOTS.

: —ll\?v‘e you renewed your subseription to the BANNER for the'loth volnme? \ Pm b me

. —The prdﬁi?ional‘- card of lawyer - Vancamp appears in this week’s issue _of the BANNER. e

:i;—The boys are considering the propriety of commencing the sportive game of marble. /- Sy

—-The North Indiana conference of the Methodist church, will convene at ‘Elkbart, April 14. 1 = :

~—The question is:’ :Shall Ligonier "‘organizﬁe‘a second Building, Loan and Savings Association? : , © —The corner roosters are' now, in clover: ‘lt*doesn’t take much sunshine to-make them happy. - . o B "~ —The Rev. Wm. Van Slyke is ‘expected to preach at the M. E. Church in this place next Sunday. o _ __People are beginning to hunt up their garden implements preparatory to commencing the:spring work, - - —To the best of our understanding, the late Legislature did not change the' law providing for the election of Yrown-Marshal. @ i - Lo

~—An effort is being made to organize a building, loan and savings association in thp_,vilyla.ge' of New Paris, in Elkhart county. = . AR 7

—We are prepared to print in the highest styles of the art and atthe very lowest prices horse and jack bills. Give us a eall. - LR e

»» | —OQur thanks are due 'Squire F., M. - Buker, for a basket of very ‘nice ap- . ‘ples—a luxury .unusually prized at ¢ this season of the'year. " .

—Squire Hostetter commenced the assessment oﬁ t-own"pr’o’pertyﬁfdr maunicipal purposes, last Monday. -The Squire is a tip top hand at that business. - . L& 2

. —Emannuel Kann, of Towa, who was some years since a salesman for Mier ‘& Kann: in this place, passed through here last, Friday night en route for Germany.” > . ~The auditor’s office in Elkhart county will be \\‘01't13;~:1b011t $4,000 under the new fee bill. In Noble county the auditor’ssalary will probably not exceed $3,000. =~ 3 _Prof Cox advises the Ft. Wayne authorities to sink their artesian well 500 feet deeper, and then if water is not found to abandon it. - The present depth is 2,500 feet. ~ | e

—The Goshen Democrat says that R. K. Brush, of the Elkhart Observer, ‘and but a-short time since post mas;tm' at Elkhart, has been appointed mail “agent on -the Baltimore & Ohio railroad. .= sof 5 : .

—Proprietors of saloons and barber shops cannot be prosecuted tnder the eivil rights bill for refusing the color: ed mahn the same . privileges accorded his ‘white brother. So says Ben Butler, and he ought to kmow. . - —The Tarmers. of York -township talle of organizing a mutual protection fire insurance company. - If the right kind of men take hold and keep out .all dpubtful eustomers, the project may be attended with success.

ri[j‘é}r th‘eébeﬁeﬁt of 'small boys and some’ larger ones, -we will state that Van A,dmburg‘;'h’s show will leave its winter-quarters at Cambridge City on the 15th-of April, but we cannot gtate, positively when it will reach here. - R :

- —Harrison & Jonas Shobe are going to open a salbon and billi:};‘dh‘oonj in the town of Lagrange, this week. We are anxious tgi “Jearn what the commissioners’of our 'ne'ighbg‘ring county Avill say to granting -them a license next-June. - |, 7 S e

. —Will A. Jackson is now in New York, laying in a larger stock of hats, caps, &c,, ‘tlian has ever heretofore been purchased by a Ligonier dealer. Jackson says lfe means business, now, and promises to make things lively in thie hatiand cap trade. e ¢ —Rey,. Henry Ward Beecher’s niost steadfast: and 'n‘nf;tltefing; champion, in Ligonier, is John Higginbotham.— John - has- from the beginning maintained that Beecher is innocent, and now claims a complete vindication of that theory. = Wait till we hear from Fulletton. 1} 7ot g

—Mr. L. P. Crum, of Monroe, Mieh., in renewing his subscription to the BANNER, expresses his approbation in the following glowing terms: el *“You're doin’ the business bully, whoopin’ it up |- sg braves; 0.0 PR Just keep‘jy‘i,pr. quilj a floppin’—<‘Long may the : BAxNER waye.”” i Sl —The abandonment of the mail route between Albion and Brimfield has played havoc with mail mattersat ‘Wolf Lake, Meriam and{fi-yeeu Center. Very little mail .ma.tter?ra}ached those points last week, and tlie same trouble may ¢nsue this week. ‘A genéral rearrangement will have to be made before relief can be expeeted.. » © '

. —At a meeting of delegates of ¥arious odd Fellow Lodges of Northern Indiana, held 'in the city of LaPorte last Friday, Plymouth was designated as the place at which to hold the anniversary celebration of American Odd Fellowship, on the 26th inst.. Extensi?vec prepar.ati{oris for this celebration are being made by the Plymouth Odd Fellows; :_TheLoratii‘on will be delivered by C. H. Repve, Esq. - -

.- —We have preserved a specimen of . the work done by -the last “tramp” who was permitted to “show his hand” ;> in this.office. He filled his case, set a little over half a column of “leaded” matter, received his remuneration v thankful]y,thg‘an lit his pipe'ar_;vd trudgedon." That proof only required the ' correction of some forty typographical - errors, and n?w‘odr ambitious devil . declares he will beat that before his . first yearisout: - - S : —Quite a number of the Winneshiek

~* insurance victims of this county met “at "Squire Green’s office last Saturday .. .afternoon, to agree upon a plan for . joint action in contesting the suits - noﬁ_"p%tiihg in the United States Dis- . trict Court. = For some reason, the meeting failed to reach a satisfactory ~ conclusion; lE‘nae another meeting - was ordered to be held at Albion next Saturday forenoon. Tho official nob ftice'a;ppears in another portion of this . Week's BANNER, @ ‘

¢ —The spelling mania is noticeably -on the wane. Keep it up, boys! =~ - —L.R. Hathaway has purchased the Empire Billiard Hall of Jonas Shobe. —J. C. Zimmerman, W. A. Jackson, and Christ. Hooley started for New York last Sunday night. =~ * ' —The reports about work soon com‘mencing on the Canada Southern Railway are the-meres{ bosh. = - - —Maple molasses is unusually scarce this year. From one to two hundred gallons would find ready sale among ourcitizens. . nn s d £

-—How about that High Sclrool project? If the advocates of that project mean business, it is high time for them to be on the stir. = -

—Ligonier saloon keepers will find something of importance in ordinance No. 13, which is published in another column :of this week’s issue. = .

~ —Thg¢ Ligonier Toy Furniture Company has sold out to Levi Diller, who will henceforth manage that establishment with = characteristic enterprise and energy. . - : —Cabinet - maker Brown has exchanged that leaky gravel roof for one of tin. ‘We hardly think any further experiments will be made in that direction for some time to come.

- —Will ¢. Hamnett, late member of the firm of J. M. Chapman & Co., has bought a book and ,‘sbatig)hlery establishment in Toledo. . Will is a young man of sptendid parts and merits the utmost suceess.: ' A

—C. Eldred; the city druggist, has traded his residence north of the railroad for that of Mr: Kindel on Piety ill, formerly the property :of Dr. H. Landon.. We extend a cordial welcome to our new neighbor. ’ - —CoI."S. M. Zent, the gentlemanly tinner of .J. M. Chapman,-has gone to the Black Hills country, to join-the gold hunters. - We regrét the genial Colonel’s departure, but-since he has so willed, we can only hope that his fondest expectations may be amply realized. €oy o P {

© ~—No newspaper, says an éxchange, ever yet won position and abiding success without (Tésél'\fi"l;g it, and it can never déserve it unlessit combines in itself those essential gualities and conditions of a press which command a free and considerate public approval. The people. generally take a paper ‘which gives them fresh, full and authentic news, a fair and intelligent discussion of all social and political questions, and such a variety of reading matfer, oi'ig‘i_hal‘ and selected, as will satisfy many différent tastes.— This is the true explanation of the BANNER’s splendid success. [ —Albion has a scandal. A prominernt physician:is accused of eriminal intercourse with the wife of a stonemason. The doctor is’said to have given his,n_o'te for $1,500 as a settle‘ment of the matter, but- now: refuses to pay, alleging that there was 1o “value received,” and that the whole thing is a black-mailing’ operation. The stone-mason, on the other hehd, avers that his wife confessed to him that she had been doing the naughty thing for a long time. -As the | case. will be-brouglit - before court, those who take. an interést in mafters of this kind can have their curiosity gratified by attending the trial at the properitinde: - ¢ e P

C®he f'ou_'rt«h spelling match came off at Kann’s Hall last Tuesday evening. Theattendance was much smaller than heretofore. No spelling down was indulged in. About twenty persons joined the senior class in writing fifty words, and about thirty boys and girls enrolled themselvesin the junior class and participated in writing a list of twenty-five 'words. The best spelling in the senior class. was done by Messrs. John ‘Weir and C. L. Houseman, each of whom missed four of the fifty words. W. N. Beazel and" Joel Miller were second best, each missing’ five words. In the junier class, Frank Gerber, Trwin Buchtel, Katie Brown and Clara Wandel were the champion spellers, each Qf them missing only two words. - The surplus proceeds of the evening’s entertainment have been equally distribnted ‘be'g\\'{%n these four vietors: It wils resolved to hold the next spelling meeting in the school house on Tuesday evening next, ads mission to be free and no prizes to be awarded on that:occasion. ’

THE WINNESHIFK SWINDLE. . Public Meeting at Albion. . Notice is hereby given that-all persons intecested in that Winneshiek Insurance company swindle, are notified to meet in the town of Albion on Saturday, April 10th, 75, at 10 o’elock A. M., to determine what we will do—fight or die. . 1. COMMITTEE. .

CAlthough I did not buy my Wall Paper of the manufacturers, I sell No. 1 Satins for 22 cents per roll, while those who talle Manufactuier’s Prices charge 30. [ All other-papers proportionately low. Everybody, call and examine my stock before purchasing. - . .| - = b T HUCICUNNINGHAM, . R Star Drug and Book Store.

-~ Farmers and citizens who expect to do any painting will find .it to their interest to call and purchase their Lead, Oils, Varnishes, Patty, Turpentine, Colors, Brushes, &ec., of Cunning‘ham at the Stair Drug and Book Store. All' goods guaranteed strictly pure and prices cheaper than the cheapest. A word to the wise is sufficient. 46.

Use Lubin’s Handkerchief Extract, young lady! And you can matrimonialize the handsemest and gayest young gent of our village. Lubin’s and other. extracts are to be found in large variety at the Star Drug Store.

i e S P & Go to Cunningham’s for School Books, Memorandums, Ledgers, Journals; Note, Bill, Cap, Legal'and Letter Papers, and Envelopes of all styles, or anything in the Book line at Cunningham’s. : 2 '46. 7 S e R e e i e i TWENTY THOUSAND yards of Wall Paper,” and one thousand Window Cu{ ains for sale at very low figures at the Star Drug and Book Store, - THE PrOoPLE'S NEW STORE, F. W. Urich & Co. proprietors, is the best place in Ligonier to buy Dry Goods, Notions, &c, at bottom figures. 2t | Forall kinds of Dr]y Goods, Notions, &e.; call at The People’s New Store, F. 'W. Urich & Co. proprietors, first door south of Woodruff's drug store. 2t - Look out for Jacobs & Goldsmith’s advertisement next . weelk, l

Noble County Agricultural Society. ‘The 20th annual meeting of the Noble County Agricultural Society was held at the Town Hall, Saturday, April 3d, 1875, in accordance with notice given in the NATIONAL BANNER.— Secretary Green reported-orders issued during the year, $1211.69. ~ Treasurer Scott reported money on hand last annual meeting, $760.55 ; received during year, $1610,65; disbursed $1278.95, leaving on hand $1092,25. On motion the reports of the secretary and treasurer weére received and ordered placed on file. 3 ol ‘

The following named perzons then became members by paying a fee of $l, to wit: W. W. Latta, Dr. C. Pal‘miter, J. 8..5t011, Geo. T. Ulmer, A. R. King, D. W. Green, D. S. Scott, J. C. Zimmerman, A. J. Morris, J. C. Johnson, Andrew Engle, John Calbeck, Wilson Knappenberger, Joseph Calbeck, Michael Bause, Cyrus Kim--lel, Joseph Long, Harrison. Wood, E. Fitzgerald and Martin Huft. -

A motion was made by Dri C. Palmiter that the society adopt a new constitution for its government, which was carried. The following constitution was then submitted and, after some debate, was adopted, and the old one repealed. : i CONSTITUTION OF THE NOBLE COUNTY , . AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. ~Art. 1.~ This society shall be known as the Noble County -Agricultural Society, and its object shall be the improvement of agriculture within said county. . S Art. 2. | A Board of Directors, consisting of thirteen members, shall be ‘elected annually on the first Monday in January, of each year, (except in the year 1875, when such election shall be heid on the first Saturday in April) by a majority of the members present at such annual meeting. The directors thus chosen shall hold their offices until their successors are elected and qualified, by writing upon thé records of the society their acceptance iof the position, which acceptance shall be made eight daysafter their eleetion. Art. 3. The Board of Directors shall within ten days after their election organize by electing from among their number a President,:-Vice President, Secretary, Treasurer and General Stuperintendent, who shall constitute the Executive Committee of this society. Theyshall at the same time and place fill any vacancies that may exist in the Board of Directors.at that time. . Art. 4. The Board. of Directors shall -have power to enact by-laws to govern the affairs of this society, i conformity to the statutes of the State of Indiana, and in accordance with the lules and regulations of the State Board of Agriculture. They. shall have power to provide for the election or appointment. of all officers for the government and management of said society, under such rules and regulations as they may prescribe.

‘Art. 5. The officers of this society shall be one President, one Vice President, one Treasurer, one Secretary, and one General Superintendent, and such other officers as the Board of Directors may- from time to time deem expedient. Such officers shall perform the duties usually appertaining to such offices, and - such other duties as the Board of Directors may from time to time assign them. - :

Art. 6. Any person may become a member of this society by the payment -of one dollar on or before the first Monday in Japuary of each vear, which payment shall Le understood to entitle such person to membership during the agricultural year commencing on the first Monday in January of each year and ending on the last ‘day of December of each year. - - The society thereupon’ proceeded to the election of a Board of Directors, withaghe following result: | L J. B. Stoll, W. W. Latta, D. S. Scott, Dr. €. Palmigr, J. C. Zimmerman, A. J. Morris, J. . Johnson, G. T. Ulmer, A. Engle, John Calbeck, Harrison Wood, A. R. King and D. W. Green. On motion the society thereupon adjourned. Gt .

DIRECTOR’S MEETING.

Said Directors met directly after the adjournment of' the society to elect officers from among their members, which resulted as follows: - President, J. B. Stoll; Vice-Presi-dent, J..C. Zimmermm; ; Treasurer,D. S.Scott; Secretary, D. W. Green; General Superintendent, A.R. King. On motion the following persons were appointed a committee to ddopt By-laws to be submitted at their next: meeting: J. B. Stoll, Harrison Wood, and D. W. Green: . g o ‘A motion was made and carried that the Directors meet again on Saturday, May Bth, at 10 o’clock A. M., toadopt by-laws, make out a premium list, and fix a time for holding the next- annual Fair. On motion the meeting adjourned. . = 6 , : D. W. GREEN,; Sec’y.

North-Western Ohio Normal School. To those desiring a thorough Business,Normal, Scientific or Classical‘Education, the above-named Institution offers facilities unsurpassed by any in the Nortlr-west. Send for catalogue. Address, H.S.LEHR, A.M., Prin.,, [5O-w6] "Ada, Haidin Co., Ohio.

T. E.CAsey & Co. keep on hand a more general assortment.of boots and shoes than any other house /in town. All kinds of repairing done tv order at reasonable figures. - b

" For the Finest Goods and Lowest Prices for anything in the’ Hat line, go to Engel & Co., the leading 'Clothiers and Hafters of Noble county, at Kendallville. : o e

- EVERYBODY and their relations are going to select their Wall Papers from Cunningham’s immense stock of gold, satin, white, buff, and cheap papers.

. Get your Paper Hanging, Decorating, White Washing, and Calsomining done by Winebrenner & Hoxworth. Good work and reasonable terms. :

It will pay vou to look through the Extensive Stock at Engel & Co.’s, in Kendallville, before/ purchasing any goods for men’s or boys’ wear. %,

Persons who contemplate building this seasen will find it to their interest to buy their Paints, Oils, Varnishes, &c., of C. Eldred & Son. 46,

G T e ENGEL & Co., the leading Clothiers and Hatters of Noble county, have just received all the new and nobby styles of Men’s and Boys’ Hats. - S

Two HUNDRED bushels of Poland Seed Oats for sale by Joel Vanderford, York township. Lot ; ™ ﬁ p “- h 3

. Great display of fine and popular Dress Goods-—new styles throughout —at Jacobs & Goldsmith’s. 1

; et . g : Just received at Mrs, Latta’s a splendid assortment of Ladies Neck Ties ‘and Crepe-Lisse Ruchtng.\_ ;

Answer to Mathematical Problem. - REQUIRED, The cube root of 91125, to use no more figures than will'equal the quotient. T. SOUTHWORTH. The author of the above allows us only two figures in the solution of his problem, for there must not be more “than will equal the quotient,” and the quotient consists of two figures. We go him two better. The number is a perfect cube and ends in 5, and the cube of 4 being the greatest number contained in 91, it follows that 4 must be the Ist figure of the root. Hence 45 is the cube root of 91125. Applying this principle, the -cube root of 1157625 is found to be 105. Thus cube root is easily extracted by inspection. ‘ e ‘ VERO.

- Drop in at Decker’s and take a look at his large stock of Queensware. . The latest styles are always kept on hand. NOTICE. ‘ In consequence of the crowds thronging our store, those wishing to avoid the rush should come early. . L PRICE OF ADMISSION : As times are hard, we have a large lot of goods to dispose- of ;at a small advance over first cost. All making application at the door between sunrise and sunset will be admitted free; children, half price. o Doors open at 7 o’clock, A. M. Remaining open as long as the crowd can produce a doltar. = i 50-w2. J. C. STANSBURY & SON.

Ellred & Son have received a fresh supply of reliable Garden. Seeds.

. Drs. PRICE & BREWER. — These gentlemen still continue to fill promptly their-appointments, and for a period of fourteen years, have never failed.at many of the places they now visit. Many an afflicted one who had given up all hope of ‘recovery, has Leen restored to perfect health by Drs. Price & Brewer, and are living witnesses of their cures. Drs. Price & Brewer will be at the Ligonier House on their next visit during Wednesday, the 14th of April. - L

Never neglect a cough or cold, as it is the most-dangerous ailment you are subject to, but get a bottle of West’s Pulmonary Balsam and be cured. This balsam has few equals as a pulmonic remedy. - It has stood the test for fifteen years, and to-day stands at the head of balsams for the eure of coughs. colds, hoarseness, whooping cough, or any throat; or lung disease. Trial bottles 25 and 50 cents. Large bottle one dollar. . Sold by druggists everywhere. : , =

A gentleman who conversed with Mrs. Elizabeth Cady Stanton during her recent visit at Logansport, says she stated that if Mr. Beecher should assert his innocence under oath, it would cause her more surprise, knowing what she did, than she had experienced in her whole life before. She should be subpenaed. = = | .

. DRr. FITLER’S Rheumatic Remedy and Vegetable Liver Pills, guaranteed fo cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lumbago,- Sciatica, Nervous and Kidney Diseases. Scott & Sandrock, Sole Agts. for Ligonier and vicinity. [v9 33-1 y

The Goshen Presbyterians have subsceribed enough to .clear their church of a public debt of some $7OO, incurred by the erection of the chapel and other.church improvements, during the past year.. The church is now entirely out of debt, with free pews and in prosperous circumstances. : ; U 8 s __4,'_. .’?'.A.- b g Jacobs & Goldsmith invite particular attention to their immense stock of Dry Goods, Notions, &ec., for the spring season, and to the fact that they are going. to sell these goods at astonishingly low figures. ;

The wife of Capt. A. P. Andrew presented him with triplets last Sunday morning. The children were all boys, but unhappily one of them only lived a few hours and one of the others, we understand, is not likely to live long. The birth of triplets is so- rare that it causes general remark and everybody feels an interest in the mother and little ones.—Laporte Argus. .

France is providing against the Colorado potato bug. A decree has beenissued agaimst the importation of American potatoes in the sacks or barrels- in which they were originally packed. G :

.- Physicians Presecriptions and Family. Recipes carefully compounded at all- hours day or night, at Cunningham’s, two doors north of Chapman’s hardware. Sy

- C. Eldred & Son always sell Drugs and everything in their line at the very lowest. living prices for cash. Call and see. o : 46,1

Druas and Patent Medicines of all kinds, Liquors of the purest quality, for Medicinal Purposes, at Cunningham’s. L ’ 46.

GARDEN SEEDS!" GGARDEN SEEDS! New Seeds for 1875 just received at FEldred’s Drug Store.

NURSERY TREES AND VINES, first quality, for sale by 47 D. H. REYNOLDS. .. Finest stock of cloth, hair, tooth and nail brushes in town-at the Star Drug Store. : 46. ‘A FEW LIIGHT AND DARK BRAHMA CHICKENS, pure blood, for sale by. 47 : D. H. REYNOLDS. Dr. A.GANTS extracts teeth without pain by using Nitrous Oxide Gas.—43-26 MARRIED: - BISSIKAMMER—BILLMAN.—ApriI 6th, 1875, by Elder P. W. Crumy; Christian Bissikammer to Widow Billman; all of Noble county. =~ | ° ¥ B LR | CAVlN.—March 31st, 1873, in the Hawpatch, Charles, infant son of John L. and Mary Cavin; aged 18 days. . 5 e . LANTZ.--April Ist, 1875, in the Hawpatch,, Mr. Isaac Lantz; aged 48 years, 3 months, and 19 days.: KURTZ.—ApriI 2d, 1875, in the Hawpatch. David, son of David and Susan Kurtz; aged 4 years and 2 months. : { : e B 0 A A R ey - THE MARKETS. "'__'—Y_-'_" T Y ¢ & LIGONIER. ° : Wheat—white.... 81 0B Hogs—live....cceuue oot Amber—red ..... 107 Hogs-—dressed...... ... Bye s e Takkeyßßdlve ia s D 0at5............... '55 Chickens—live,..... .. Corn,.oi. .. . ...@ 70 BeegwaX civ.u. waiyi /9B Potatoes,..... [email protected]|Butter.....;eevo.... 15 Plaxßeed. ci.oc 280ihabd o oo vl o 0 IR Clover SBeed, s ... BUOIERES, .. . vici.cive 42 W 001...... ... 40@ ‘.45|!§utker5f.......... 2o 10 P0rk........per br 000 Ta110w.... ........« 07 Shounlders.... 4. . ml»Tlmqth%Hay. il 1300 Hat 5............ @l2[Marsh Hay......... 1000 : _VKENDALLVILLE. & Wheat—white.... $lO9 Live H0g5.......»..%.... Amber—red ..5... . 105iDressed H0gR...... .... Rye. ...l l’)thve Torkeys: ... & 0nt5.........00 5% 58 Live Ohlckeng oo ..+ .. 00, ... O 65\8ea5wax....:......., 28 Potatoes, ..., .0 DOBuber. oo i ls Flaxßeeid. ... 100 N, il B 8 Clover Seed.. .. @ GW REER,...c..cvviiaans 12 -W001,........ @ 42|/Feathers; .......... 90 Pofk’--u......‘.-.. .."fﬂ“ib'?n.._..'...‘...;; 06 5h0u1der5,......... lolTi'mothfv Hay....... 1300 ,Hnma.......n:.,@; 12 !5 argh Hay......... 900 Wheat—white... $ 9% Hogs—live..§7.. @B9 ... Wheat—red ....... 90|Mess Pork:.22lb @ 2225 OO e ORSOO 14 19@ 1495 Oste . o ,‘;w'%gnlm;...;w...._— 8y Bavley . ... . TOU MM G 18 Wheklio o e 10000 l . i vun B 8 Bad o no e 17 15{Clover 5eed:...:.... 660 OTH Ll TS ORI Vo wbes

WEST'S ' PULMONARY ' i= ) @ BALSAM! . HPOR - . Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, . ASTHMA, BRONCHITI§ . _ Whobpiﬁg’_ Cough, Sore Throat, - CONSUMPTION, And all Diseases of lh,erßesxfiratéry Organs. Trial Bottles, 25 and 50 Cents. Large Bottles; 81.00. SSOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS. 9

- VWM. B, McCONNELL, ' Attorney at Law and Circuit Prosecutor, Office in the Court House, Albion, Ind. Al professional business promptly and satisfactorily attended to. g 9-39 “The Way to Wealth, if yow desire it, is as plain ag the way to j_la rket.”’—FRANELIN. AGENTS W.ANTED tocanvass in Nobke and adjoining Counties - for the new hook “SUCCESS IN BUSINESS,” or. MON E Y This country has moneg for eve~ rﬁbody. Money in Trade, in the ‘ AND ill, in Mines, on the Farm, in the Garden, in Wheat, in Corn, in, HO ‘N? Stock, in Poultry. This Book shows how Businese Men, FarTO . mers, Workingmen, Young Men ; ‘" and Women, all may get, save, l k l loan and use it. Just the book g a 6 ‘. needed,and will-sell fast. Address -~ for circulars and terms, J.C. MeCURDY & CO., (Saccessors to Ziegler & McCuordy,) 180 W, Fourth St., Cincinnati, 0.; Fifth Avenue & Adams St. ,Chicago, I1l.; 620 " Olive St., St. Louis. Mo. e

N. 8.-. Tue PEOPLE’S STANDARD EDITION OF THE Hovy BinLe, published by us, is the finest, chéapest and best. Agents: q}pke“fron‘l B‘s_o tgussq

per month sélling it with other books, without extra expenses. . C 49-6 w.

A BRAVE BOOX ! . . £k : ; WHAT WOMAN - SHOULD KNOW.” " A Woman’s Book about Women, bya Woman. (Mrs. E. B. DUFFEY.) ° The -only work of the kind ever written by a woman, ig a necegsityin every household, its entirely noveltg and emiuent practicalness creates an immense demand. Notwithstanding the delicate subjects necessarily treated, it is written in such a brave pure style as will not offend the most fastidions. Lady agents never have had such an opportunity to make mouey and do good. Terms and sample sheets mailed free on immediate ap. plication. J.'S. GOODMAN, 93 Washington St., Chicago, Il ‘ S -49-3 w.

'Banking House e e : SOL. MIER, Conrad’s New Brick Block, LIGONIER, IND’NA, Money loaned on long and short time. Notes discounted at reasonable rates. Monies receiyved on depoeit and intereet allowed on specified time, - - Bhe Exchange bought and sold, and Foreign Drafts devA}) on prineipal ¢ities of Europe, 8-2. -

TO THE FABMERSé Y"OU will please take noiice that I.am still engaged in buying wheat, for which I pay the highest market g)r'i’ce. L < {f you do not find me on the streel, call before gelling, at my Banking Office, in Conrad’s Brick Block. , { SOL. MIER. ° - Ligonier, Indiana, May 7th, _1874'. —lf ; W.A BROWN, Manufacturer of and D;aaler in all kinds of | FURNITURE, SPRING BED BOTTOMS, § WILLOW- WARE, ‘ s . BRACKETS, &c COFFINS&CASKETS Aiways on hand, . arid will be farnished to order Fungzals z]sxttended with hearse when desired. -~ Sto oom : e s = Gar. Cavin and 3na st . Ligonier, Ind = J August 7th, 1873.-8-15.

80,000 WALL PAPER! Scott & Sandrock’s.

OILS, PAINTS, ‘ Chlaaper than thé C.’héapes»'t.r, 'f?f.sale b\ } } Scott& Sandrock.

'R EBRERE RBE § fe _aj qo 801] at thc sﬁﬁle' l’p]ncé, ':ﬂ,’l ] Al E 5 Dodge & 'Cd,,i;xt low _ otherﬁnn mtown _;;;.x,j,';n;i;;;;g;,; e ““’.“‘."._ ,75—‘6 o ( ' 1 S

cinds of Fu;‘n;!’tl'n'c- m‘m'h,': by o C‘Gunb. L e 7 MIBR & BAX.

BRUSHER vom. ; v . PAINTERS | A ANI ‘ . WHITEWASHERS. / Tl}é Largest Stock ever hrought to this : : ‘Mérkeg.‘~ For Sale by Seott & Sandrock.

v . ::l{nnnfnctﬁrer of - ; Saddles, Harness } ‘-—-AN'D-—;—‘Q o " TRUNKS, ;L'.l’G-Oi\TlE:'R_, i INDIAN-A T*’:::::;fi&%‘:ﬂ?‘&é&‘:ﬁi&:@%ﬁiE;%f:m' -HARNEés, . : i SADDLES, o | . 'BRIDIFS, & .~ WHIPS, . COLLARS., : - 3 FLY-NETS, ’ . BRUSHES;, Lo rene RN

&c., and in fact everything pertaining tb this line b ¢ of business. i ;

Especial attention is called te the fact that _'_he is now engaged Inthe manufacturing of all kinds of : TRUNKS, -

: : S WHeR I e e Style, Finish, Durability & Price,

Are far guperior to those of eastern manufacture. Call, See and Buy. October3p,”7327tf - ‘F. BEAZEL.

M. E. KENYON,

{Succesgor to S. A. Hertzler,) dealer in fine Gold : " and Silver American and Swiss o

WATCHES.

Having hbugixt mltl Ml.: S. A. Herleer. and permanently located in Ligonier, Iwould}resfp ctfully invite the attention of the tpeo‘)le to the agt that I shall make a epecin)tf)o Solid Gold and FINE ! ROLLED PLATED Jewelry and Chains, ‘ Embracing all of the iatést and most ‘approved . L styles for both o LADIES' AND GENTS' WEAR, ‘Which.l shall offer at prices that will defy compe-: tition. I alro keep on hand a beantifal line of fine solid gold . , SEAL RINGS. Being'a practicall workman, I shall pay espec_fh.l . attention to the . And adjusting of fine watcher, and all work entrusted to me will be done in a first-¢class manuer it - and warranted. dis - Of all styles done with neatness and dispatch at = v - M. ¥E KENYON’S, . In the Ligonier House Block, Ligonier, Ind. Oct. 29, 1874227 - . :

WANTED: ol ol b W _( o FURS, } - HIDES, ~ PELTS, e &é ALSO o BUTTER, - EGGS, ) » oW AND QTHER 7 . Country Produce ! F(); \vhich‘l will p;:né little n_’l:r;—tl_m:;uymher .pousé‘intowm.‘ : : ‘ - C. KAUFMAN. | Ligouie;, ]\{grch 4th, li’{s—4s _._M» CABINET SHOP s :‘v.\sn e . ‘ CABINET WARE ROOMS! ! Wu:ul_d resp’é(‘:l'.full_).! .um'ounL:- to the icitile»l.(-oi Noble county, that he hae conktantly on : haud'Ahi'_rguau.ds\_xpc_-rimshtck«v»‘l et CABINET WARE. ; T Cn::)s'isi}viingin»gt;r; ol . DRESSING BUREAUS, | . waRbROBNS . e S L 0 ORHORREA, - Andin fucteveuyt !»?‘l';' ‘usually keptin s First (gluse Gubinet shop. Purticnlar stteution paid |to the Undertukin, Busivess, =~ . = | COFFINS ALWAYS ON HAND. B i S R Lt eS e e SRR ee R e

I Have Just Opened One of the Largest Se L e

GLASSWARE,

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Of all Styles and Patterns, which I am Of fering at Prices Lower than ever. I would Especially Invite the Ladies to call and Inspect my Stock. Notrouble to show Goads.

In My Grocery Department

50 Barrels of Beans, . 100 Barrels of‘Mess Pork! 50 Bhis. Dried Peaches,

All oftlie,é,béve Goods Were purchased at ~extremely low figures and will be ‘ - sold accordingly.. o T MY STOCK OF | A el ~Consisting of = ,

.o W e e Y, U R o S ; - - £ y Ge3oDi f 3 A e { . ; <A e ; v LR R- 3 : B = J : ¥ [VS 5 ] . .; ¥ ‘~' I § _L Ry S L

COFFEES,

&c., is one of the largest in the country. and T will dispose of it at reasonable figures, | ~ inaccordance with my Motto of ' QUICK Sales and SMALL Profits. megmmSMmUNAL L < L LA DRORER,

____l ./( Sy i N |N /( _— N b .._JM,A,__J__& X ® 3 = SR A s PR Y Nl { , . 2 S % AN AW RN - i e $E- v “ % 223 ZoSies 5 ST \,",',07 SR AT yoses e = : v i foe il " £ ‘ = | t 9o 1555 b g v e % i -4 ».7-RR . ¥ 3 3 47 We have now opened our entire new stock: of well selécted - ! il ot v k‘ ; ‘-.'. .y‘l:.g' . ; — i e ® By U YA = QY X . . MENS, YOUTHS AND BOYS st : L ey Woroe b LRI : s = iR ] 2 * : # % ’,', . e ~ e et , e I ; . : : 3 ‘v: TR .:-o S & i T‘T' & r i’( . ; S v ‘ i el o 0 o\ o : e foie gt e 00l ; e S i ot = 5 $ 3 Sk etk P 2 i€ e h IS I i~ « . Gents Furnishing Goods, ents Furnishing Goeds, " v v ',J : ',I ey v : 3 ‘ ‘ : i" s g ' 5 2 »’ 3 4 oo ——Which we will gell at—— .. . P 2 4 51>, 7 g i f“K' '.'l «,‘ ; ¢ X e .. e ; i ‘ : '.‘l"b e 2 Pt 32.' < 535 y "Rl R S i Vet et e el R iE oA s £ : 7 g PRICES LOWER THAN THE ¢ Lo 7"”;_.':_.“ s Fea S o it . 7 ' ' ) . a i © -..':‘ » ' RFa ’ P ‘ 2 A s ooty 3 5 Bt el 57 3 » Stk y : g e ' Y f\\'., B e Sk eigl’ 0 R 5 . i ¢ B L e R s ‘ Parties purchasing goods of us will hear in mind that our Stock is entirely new, has ‘heen purchased at Bottom Tigures, 5 : ¢ < 4 ‘v;;.i.f"'." G 5 i ‘ “ G 7( Gy % i '», e . et s iy % ‘ . 3 -~ o . - and that we will sell goods at least i _ % 5 Y & = -.,;h_ 4 : . & £ & e > SR iy 20 Per Ceut. Lowst Than Auny Other Fivm i This Town or Count 5 > ; ":‘:\ \.h ) A ) = ¥ » A g .’ eS A T A . 3 . ! iy p § i Wi Wi AT B G Sy oy C i e s We Have Al-Wool Suits Which We. Wilt Sell at $9.00. b U B R RN S e e G e Jortay A ( 2 d ® 2 2 e »,}{ % ¢ (,‘.“ A K , . ; gX iy - ¥ WL Goriane g _’r( SRSt Gt et At e p sl sl| i : ; A it Rl e SRS R S Wit \( Hie's 3 e Pat e A%d 5 L ¥ ST i SRR o L gt T ey §- J O - ‘ o i AT Wee Axk Tsn Bkl o & Store in Room No, lof ths Bainer Block, Gor. 4th and Cavin Stre: ter Fara i i S es e e eLR e B e [ Loo z’n el e 1 Sey e e e s dal RD e R s B .;M,-.g-z,‘_i-’is:,;ﬁa_.’a.,"»:;zicff;_;:i;ﬂ;':.‘fe, P Aty ‘;’*“gz’”?%&:ﬁﬂ En i e o SAR eyl RO R R TS s B T e S e Ree e s Lo o e R SIS R R Caa sLI R e s Gsl e INMEFNRYEIMLNBEN 6BE __REmEinmas i 1 1R N BRI RN Ao T 3 1 o i T TR r fr g LB EBRE R E BRE § g R BRN RRR . HE RV REEE BVE Y REBEPREEG BVR Y o 3 » e i ‘o BN ET | by o] o . & 5. s Ry B Y B R ER RR R ERE . RBBE BE R § A NHER BH B R BEE., &8 B B BE BE &888 8 . B4R ';3 3. - .c:% ey %*ﬁ -BE I B s}} ﬁé‘;% i% ! '55;%‘-;:;‘ F Fooo o eeRT Sl S G v Teße TR R g et | e, 15 oST e R e B R B R ee e @%@{ e i RN eey T S el e ‘We also sell at the same place all kinds of Furniture mdd Ly fNPeeeS e e PG R m,%,,gmiw %ﬁ“w‘éﬁ“’?'v‘,} AL ;@*w iR fooo si g e «age,m%ﬂgé‘*w ;,}% Y o LS SheRLT A A et gsLi B en iare i 0 SESSE 4SRiR s ol eB S ISo e R fo e )wﬁﬁ»¥*‘?’»ﬁiﬁ%€*w’s;§%w@?ﬁ?§ SEa L s mfﬁw e se L ge e s g ﬁ*“@ﬁ%t. e ﬁ&% FORET T S 0 e AR eYRI R sl U A b e e e ROt T *“ﬁ? o odge & Lo, at lower prces thay : R i TL e N RRA S TR ;;m-;g‘ e e e SRS ML ONEIE Seiv %{\"f”c‘x ?*{Eﬁ;;'gz‘jyfasi e %@“ ;,@E&%“@%ﬁxj&**’&m »@'ﬂa e AR eSSR R S R LTee S TR RRE N e e OS S R Y S S awgﬂ S w@ﬁ%géﬁ“@;"‘%* L %gg’;ﬁgi Lo ~wg\fﬁ»%ﬁe ‘other firin 1n town or countv. = . ««m%;‘ Vo dbgeiincont SRR TR N Sl oy via by dm"%&*ﬁ"ﬁ%m%%wm S .ar 5%”‘ ﬂ’s«g‘@ﬁ’«“‘wﬁﬁﬁﬂﬁ}@ eGy Tlgentor Tolianhct: - o s e R e | Maren i, od6 ) . q‘ﬁ%%miafé‘&w@z Lo IR & AN S “M)wz%ﬁ**"“@";z"f’ﬁi 'l"@:@9{'@“&}%’34”'3@“‘*"‘%%‘&.zf" eTRR TR T S e eR R ﬁ“&vqﬂ“a,,;d:(’;ﬁﬁa SE ST T e eoG se R

50 Barrels of Prunes, '5 Tons of Bacon, {Z Tons of I:la.v’ms.". iy

CUTLERY. &o¢.

SUGARS,