The National Banner, Volume 10, Number 35, Ligonier, Noble County, 23 December 1875 — Page 3

. Caww atJ. Straus, Jr’s Orig- ' 'inal Boss Clothing House and + examine those new and nobby . styles of hats and caps, which ~ he is selling cheaper than ever. s:‘£ { ; < & ;-: ‘;' v ; / ~ .4" W i i _@'- .‘ * 3 2 - - @he Aational Bammey . EOCAL AND MISCELLANEOTUS, : ‘. SUBSCRIBERS whoeceivetheir pn'pei‘s - with an X marked on the margin will on- % derstand that thétime for which-they have 01 paid has expired, or isaboutte cxpire, gnd : Ihat ifthey desiretoreceive the'paper they must remit immediately s e

“Eli Perkins”lqctur-e at Warsaw was a success.. " Lins - Buy .your Holiday Goods of C. Eldred & Son. L Nk - ‘Bmﬂe‘r is to have a paper, edited by & Wolverine. = \ - Money saved by buying your Holiday Goods of Eldred & Son. *e Diphtheria is prevailing in-an epidemic form at Columbus, Ohio. : > - .- : . Holiday Gopds at prices to suait the times, at Eldred’s Drug Store. - ¥ A ’tﬁlchey‘in‘ELklmrt fell down the school Toom stairs and broke her arm.

“French Plz\t_e Hand Mirrors, Vases, AMugs and Toys at Eldred & Son’s. *

Fort Wayne is infestéd by burglars, séarely a. mnight passes’ but. several Jiouses are robbed. ;. ¢ :

CALL at Casey’s for a suitable Holiday present for any one. of your friends. - . = MR

- The Vincennes Sun has been made the victim of a libél suit to'the extert of 3200. = R R

.A PAIR of slippers will make a very nice present for your wife. Casey Bros. have'them. o L

Mér;,tg'omery, the black doetor d Elkhart, was fined $5O and sentencet to jail 30 days for malpractice. =

. Another, lot of Pure Drugs, Patent Medicines," Fing Perfumeries, Toilet Soap, - &c., just received at Scott and Sandrock's Drag Store. = - * .

The Moody and Sankey revivals at Philadelphia excite great interest and are attended by large crowds. )

PERsONs visiting, Ligonier will find it to their advantage to call at Cornell’s. - His pictures are always the hestr . : . 83-w3 -

“T. E. Casey & Co. can furnish you a ¥ery choice lot of goods, suitable for holiday presents. Call and examine them. o un e s

Brick Pomeroy proposes to .remove the remains of his Democrat to Chieago- and let- the city grow up’ with Wim. 5 o S

leave your orders for new boots amd shoes at ’;‘E Casey & Co's. They.w;}rramtf them to give good satisfaction. i e

The spelling Ihania ' has reaclied England and the Johnny jßulls are busy practicing on placing their “b’s” in the right place. - - i

~ The best place to buy Hair Brushes, Cloth Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Toilet Soaps, Perfumeries and .Hair Oils is at Eldreds & Son’s Drug Store. E

The total number of killed and wounded - by the dynamite explosion, it Bremeérhaven, is now estimated at W 0 !uengired.. - L ALL persons indebted to us; are re-

Guested to call and settle, either by cash or note; before. the first of January, 1876. © -C. ELDRED & SoN. -~ ¥ i S, T Jentnie Collins, &4 benevolent lady of Boston, proposes|to give free dinners to poor and .friendless girls . during the winter months.. oo :

- Patent: Metalic ~lair -Brush, the latest novelty in the toilet line, answers the purpose of both brush;and comb. Call at . Eldred’s Drug Store and examine it. L Ey

- W. B. Thompson was hang at Lewisburg, Arkansas, on Friday, for.the murder' of Mrs. Slover; and Nick Thompson, a negro, was hung at Savannah, Georgia. T Len

- HAs your girl had her picture taken? If no#, hurry her up to Simmons’ Popular Gallery.” All kindsof pictures made in.first-class style. Copying and ‘Enlarging a specialty. -35-2 w

CroTus, Coatings, Fine and Plain Beavers, Cassimeres'and Vestings, immense’ stock at Engel & Cq/s at Ken allville, to be sold By thé yard or made to order'at Popular Prices. *

~Rev. H. W. Beecher, in a recent meeting in; Plymouth Chuich, was very outspoken in denunciation of those who should have ‘stood by him in his time of trouble, but did not, = -

ALy persons indebted to the under- " signed, by note ‘or book aceocunt, are !t requested to call and settle befure the first of January, 1876, as all accounts - must be settled at that time. - = © 33 2 3 - E. B..GERBER.

~ Armed bandittilare having things iheéir own, way in-Southern California, robping every person they meet and seizing towns’ and ‘exacting heavy ransdms to escape wholesale murder and destruction by firé. > e

- 'Fourxp—betweenCromwel and Ligonier; an article worth about $2O. The _pwner, by deseribing property and “ producing evidence of ownership, can obtain'the same by addressing . C..J. HorryaN, Wawaka, Ind. - * Mark Tywain having been-invited to contribute something to an infant.asylum, generously offered to be “one of athousand citizdns who shall contribute two or more of their: children to - thisenterprise.” = - -7 : e e _ As the close of the year 1875 isinear - at hand, E. W. Shinke & Bro call fora’ “general settlemend, especially on part of those who aré continually lament: _ing'over dull times and hiave abundant means to pay their debts. 'B3-3t o.S o 3 ~ * John A. Finney, for three years engaged in the bogus commission business in Pittsburg, and who has fleeced . ~ manyj of the produce dealers of Ohip - and States further west, has been tad- - ken to Lorain -county, Ohiv, for trial. . Ex6EL & Co.,at Kendallville, call particular attention to their advertisement. They offer you selections from the Largest Stock and the Lowest Prices of any other‘House in Northern ‘lndiana. thin o ' : = e & i ~ Dr. FrrLEß's Rheumatic Remedy and Vegeﬁléie Liver Pills, guaranteed fo cure Rh uﬁaat&s}m, Neuralgia, Lum- : aago go, Sciatica, Nervous and Kidney - Diseases. Scott & Sandrock,Sole Agts. for Ligonier and vicinity. [v9BB-1y

. GREEXN & Higre are running the Star - Bakery. They keep constantly on hand .~ fresh Bread, Cookies, Rusks, and, 1n _ short, everything good to eaf, Farm- ~ ers’ lunch, with warm coffee or tea. Groceries, Confectionery, and Notions ! of different kinds. They also keep the M. & M. Oysters, for sale by the dish - orcan. QGivethemacall. 314 f

. —Read Donnenberger’s caution no- - —“Dance and be merry” on New el L G a o . —Our stray TurKey has come home ferohst, LoD e e .—Bill ‘Free showed his face in our office on Monday. , S " — The schools close to-morrow for one week’s vacation. - —Everybody isiinvited to attend the Firemen’s Ball on New Year’s Eve. .- —That cold snap on Friday conflicted somewhat with Mr. Seott’s progBostigations, ... wiipol Lo s i —Marshal Braden has commenced ‘the cullection of corporation taxes for the year 1875. R e —Some of our citizens talk of going to see the “Centennial,” at Philadelphia, next year. - -~ - L i ~ —The weather continues to alternate: with bracing balmy breezes and bleak boreal blasts, ol e --The Building, Loan and Savings. Association will “dispose of two loans next Monday evening. = - _ ' ~ —Jopn D: Morrell, of Perry’s Prairie, will sell farming implements; ete., on Thursday, January 6th. = . =OO ~—We are now having about the shortest of the shoirt days and the longest of the long nights. =~ —Wils Knappenberger talks of devoting his -attention exclusively to farming, after next spring. | —The lakes in this vicinity are now frozen over and the :skating season has been fairly inaugurated. ’ —We regret to state that Unecle C.. Eldred is still unpable to Jleave his room; on account of sore eyes.. - .

—About 25 coal stoves have been introduced in this place since the commencement:of the present seasén. .

—ln another column: will be found the official list of allowances made by the county commissioners” at their late session: o . Lo

- —Flder G. W. Chapman will deliver % Christmas discourse a{- Broadway [ Church, in Spaita tfmpship,’ to-Ihor-{row evening. - . - . T

- -=Vick’s Floral Guide for 1876 has made its appearance, filled with interesting reading matter -and beautiful illustrations. . - . . =

‘—R. R. Sfone, formerly a druggist of this place, died-in Gardner, IIL., on the 17th-inst. e was about fortyfive years of age. . - S C

* ‘—Surprise parties are in vogue now. Dr. Gants’ residence was invaded last Saturday evemng, Thatis a capital place to “surprise.” - T - —This is the season when the professional t_ramp politely. informs the lady of the house that he never eats the top buckwheat. cake. e —The Hook & Ladder Co. are. intending to havea Prize Dance, on Friday Eve, Dec. 31, for'the best lady waltzer and cotillion daneers. ; —The ‘butchering: sedSon is near at hand, and soon'the fat; heatly-dressed porkers will be seén coining to town with corncobs in their mouths, .. —Dr. Palmiter I_l_as, three or. four beautiful Leghorn . roosters (fullblooded) that he will sell at reasonable figures. They aré b.efzm‘ties.‘ C

—This is the season when a committee of ladies may be expected to drop in at any m’QEhent to invite you to aid-some benevolent"én:terprise.‘ " —The .holiday number of that favorite juvenile -publication, Wide Awake, is uponoui' table. . -Every intelligent girl auil boy ought to read it during the holidays. L s—Tßead the advertisement of the N. Y. World, the ‘i)o}verful champion of a sound monetary 'system, and the mos§ scholarly daily journal in Uncle Sam’s entire domain.~- .

' —Have you made the customary annual éett,lément? If not, you are neglecting a very - important duty. These annual settlements are -of incalculable benefit to the whole business world. . . e " —That was a mistake about ‘little George "Brown being run over by a teain while sliding on the walk., We had been misinformed and gave the item just as we. got it. George says he “switched off” before the team touched the walk; a 0 el v 50 .

—Many of our readers will be pleased to hear of the return to this place, after an absence of over-a year, of Mr. S. A. Hertzler. ' He contemplates starting up.in. bu_sine:{s here in the near { utmjié.- He says’thereis ,nopla&ze like Ligonier. L e L Mrs. George J. Carter, who someé ,time,since. accompa—nied “her husband to Ann Arbdr,'l\{fic‘h.,‘§svher.e the latter is pursuing a course of medical instruction, has taken a little respite ‘and is visiting her mother and numerous friends of this place. =~ =

—We have made something of an effort to effect a settlement with- all our . patrons -béfore the close of the vedr. Bills have been sent..out to those- concerned,. and -we -earnestly hope that @1 ,who have not already responded will do so at once. - . —Everything . seems to indicate a large erowd and good timeat:the Festival and Church Fair to-morrow (Friday)y evening. An admittance fee of ten cents will be taken at the door and a reasomable price cliarged for oysters and supper. Theerii:r articles will be very nice and wil be for sale. Don't fail torattend. -~ 5 Sl il

—L. H. Green, EBq., f Minneapolis, ] accompanied by his ‘estimable wife, arrived here on Tuesday night, with the inten'tibn Qf‘renuegniilg ungil some, time after the holidays. .We are pleased’ to-state that both are in excellent health, which fact their many friends in Noble county will be great~ ly rejoiced toledrm. s - O A —Owing to the Oyster Festival and, Church Fair ‘avhich the Christian Chureh .will hold at Kann’s Hall tomorrow evening, their meeting has closed, at least for the present. They think some of continuing it after the holilays are over. If so, notice will be given. We are told they have had ‘a good meeting, and ten pérsons have' - been added to the church. - .—About this time, when devoted wives and daughters are secretly plot-. ting ‘how to-surprise “father”‘with a particularly fine Christmas present; John Henry’s hint to his wife, as reported by the Boston dAdvertiser, will mieet the approbation -of most heads of families. “Mrs. Henry,” he said, “if you give me a Christmas present gis year, please arrange i 6-50 that the ill won't come in until next month. tf!tfis just as well to keep up the illusion for g short sime,” -

St Chee. - Before THE BANNER shall again visit its readers, Christmas, merry Christmas, will have éonTxe and gone, ‘‘Christmas is near! Christmas is near! { B The merriest day of all the year! The children rale instead of tha“ men, - . And the grave old folks become children again.’ 1t is very .near. The jllumination of its coming appears 1q the stores, swelled and running over with offerings for that day.. Christmas, the LaPorte Chronicle says, brix}g’s gladness with it, gifts and cheer and* merry greeting. Let sadness vanish away, let there be only gay hearts and faces, and let bells chime joyously on the day when the Christ-child came. But the joy comes not to all. THe very poor know little of Christmas eheer'as a thing of their own, Tl&eyﬁéavr the sound of it;’ the brightness of it they see; but when the glad bells ring merrily forth, it brings a pang irstead of a thrill of joy: “The poor ye have always,” said He, without whom there would be no Christmas.’ And His day, and ours, is not a time fo‘;‘ selfishiiess. Open hearts and hands, a%l‘d bear gifts and sunshine to Christ’s poor; and banish the sadness from other hearts ‘as” He has banished it ?ifrom yours. This is the crowning gx’ztc}e,":xxxd \vuexl by sweet charity you have made others glad, the chime of L’lie Christmas bells will make the conscience as well as-the heart leap for joy. | b Peace and joy! Joy and peace! Let thém reign around: the I:h,ezu;th-,stdne. Let them bind the nations into fraternity, until e ] &

) ¢ ‘“No war or battle sound, J A T I:s heurd the worid arif;uud.f’ 4i i =) o Tm—— i SETTLE! SETTLE !-—;P.(LSisterheu & Son respectfully call upon their customers having running \accounts to make settlement before| the ¢lose of the year 1875, " - - | T o — e ———Ey o O EE—— i —THon. Henry D. Wilson, of.Goshen, was in town last Saturday, and honored THE BANNER with a call, We are -glad .to learn that his héaltlr is still improving. Mr. \Viljs‘on is ason of our venerable friénd, ITon. Thomas H. Wilson, of “Washington twp., this county. L ‘

-DURING the holidays, the creditors of M. E: Kenyon will sell ‘Pff the'entire stock of jewelry, plated ware, cloeks, watches, &e., at wholesale cost. Best chance ever offered to get bargains. ‘—S. M. Neufer, of ‘El{kharb township, though a decided greenback man, is very much in favor, oﬁ the Tribune plan for thie resumption of specie payments. Sam says it is[l by ‘far the most sensible and praCtigal plan that has:yet come under his observation. We think so, too. “| }

Jon~ ABDILL sells the celebrated “City of Troy” Cook Stove. Guaranteed to do more work with less fuel than any otner cook stove made. Call and see it! - Sl 85

—Caponizing is the- latest study with some of our .to'.\"n,sn:ien; The first experiment, on Sam Beck’s chandicleer, proyed a glorious success. Seientific works on capnhiziilg haveleen sent for; on receipt of s{ame alively raid will be made on the roosters of this.community. r e

Ir you want anyth’ingip the jewelry line, call at the Kenyon stand-in the Ligonier House, and ustovaish' yourself at the low prices that govern sales. 3

- —Wm. Groh, thé energetic and irrepressible, has again stziﬁted in the grocery business at Kend,?ullVille. *He has a. carefully selected stock of groceries, &c., and pays’ cus.li “for poultry and country produce. Bill has rolled up his sleeves andl mezms'{ business.

Scott and Sandrock are still on the war path, selling Drugs and Medicines cheaper than ever. | : ¥

_ —The advertisement of the Chicago Tribune, published in |this week’s BANNER, makes a strong[ plea for the patronage of Repup]icanfs.' The T'ribune is beyond doul;t th¢ best, ablest and most useful republican paper in the Northrwest. o

Do.you want to buy a|set of jewelry, a wateh, clock, or’pl:{ted ‘ware ?— Then -go to the Kenyon stand in the. Ligonier House and buy at wholesale figures. You will be astonished to learn how cheap Knisely jis selling oft those goods. - piake '

."MASONIC FESTI\'ITH%;-S AT “LAGRANGE.— There will be a Grand Masonic; Party given by the Fraternity of Lagrange, Ind., on Monday evening, the 27thday of December, 1875, (St. John’s Day.) A Public Installation, Address and an Oyster Supper at Brown’siHotel, after which there will be a Grand Soeial Party at Parry Bros.” Brick Building. |Gobod music will -be provided, anda %,reneral good time is anticipated. @A number of Masons from this neighborhood contemplate participating in these festivities. ‘l. ) e

- REMEMBER that every article sold at the Kenyon jewelry store is figured down to actual wl’xolesqlev cost. Go and be convinced. [eie il

CHRISTMAS DAyY.—Next Saturday is the anniversary of the nativity of our Savior. To the christian heart this day ‘has, many sacred memories, hallowed unto them b;’? the lowly birth of Him who,-though born in a manger, yet was the bright -and shining light of all ages thereafter. The day, though given to mirth and festivities, ‘to the reflective mind is a genuine holiday, cnmmquorative of the greatest event the| world ever saw. On this day the rich and the ‘poor alike join in the obfe.ervailce and gather around the festajl board, bidding defiance to trouble, and :are as happy as the maids of: the valley or the dryads of the woods‘j THE BANNER extends its- sincere congratula‘tions to all, and wishes that none but the happiest of happy days may be the lot of mankind in general.. May the hearts and lips of ev?ery American citizen chant in eloguent words; “Glory to God in the highest, peace on earth, good will {0 man.” 2y

AT Cost!—ll will sell my entire line of Parlor and Box Stovesat cost. Cook Stoves at bottom prides. Call and examine before buying, at McLean’s old stand. | _ JOHN ABDILL.

“afy ur_f merchants express.themselves well saﬁisﬁe‘d with their poliday trade.

. Ax excellent assortment of Picture Frames at Simmong’ Popular Gallery. .Call in and see them. | 85-2wW - gty -—~~"A00>4~+~-' S “You can save money by buying your Patent Medicinesat Scott and Sandrock’s Drug Store. [ e

Recollect that Scott and Sandrock have the best Condition Powders in the market. b o 5 "-“'—"--"0’-“—1{——‘-— PR 2 Scott and Sandrock have the finest assortment of Hair, Cloth and Tooth ‘Brushes ever brought to this market.

FROZEN TO DEATH. SAD END OF A WEALTHY KOSCIUSKO : ‘COUNTY FARMER, He 1s Found Reclining on a Fence, Lifeless and Stiff. = Harvey Guy, a farmer living about four miles south of :Syracuse, was frozen to death last Friday while.in a state of intoxication. Tt seems that Mr. Guy had gone to Syracuse in the morning, and, in company with some comrades, began drinking freely. At about 11 o’clock he started home and was seen crossing the raileq’ad. But when night came he had not yet reachled home, and -his ‘wife, becoming alarmed, sent some of the neighbors in search of him. They went to Syracuse, where they learned that the comrade of Mr. Guy had taken the train for Cromwell, enroute to Ligonier, and supposing that Mr. Guy had accompanied him, they returned home, But the next morning came and ‘the missing man had not yet returned. Mrs. Guy, not feelihg 'satisfied with the search of the previous evening, sént again in pursuit of her husband. At Syracuse a squad of men volunteered to search the woods be'tWeen that place and' Mr. Guy’s farm, and the result was the finding, about one mile from town, in the woods, of the lifeless form of Mr. Guy. He was standing upon one foot; with his head: leaning. upon his hands, against the fefice, frozen stiff, His body was taken to Syracuse, where an inquest was held." bR : ‘The deceased is said to have been well respected by his neighbors. Liqnor was his chief enemy. He was about fifty-five years of age and had accumulated property worth about $25,000. IFe leaves a wife but no ehildren to mourn his untimely death.

The season for Coughs and Colds is now upon us. Dr. King’s New Discovery is the great Specific of theday. For sale by all druggists. L e HAWPATCH CHRONICLES. ~ We are having quite a muddy time of it this winter. No sleighing yet—only what hogs have been slain. - Hawpatch is doing a lively business'in matrimonial affairs. Ido not think they are all satisfied yet. = . The schools are all in full : blast, except Sabbath-schools, of which we seem to be almost minus. =lf we are tobring up our children in! the nurture and admonivion of the Lord, I think that we, as parents, should give our influénce in ‘favor of Sabbathschools, that is, go with our children and assist where it is possible to do so. That would be showing a better light to the world than to let our children run about, hunting, fishing, visiting melon patches, &ec. - :

J. Keim has'torn down his old sawmill and rebuilt it anew, putting in a new boiler and making quite an improvement in the machinery. " James Morrell, Sen., has sold thirty acres off of the east end- of his farm, to Hiram Nelson, for $lOO per acre. The new purchaser is to have ‘possession in April next. -. : :

Levi Yoder has bought out the heirs of the Jacob Miller farm, and will get possession in April. | I gm informed that flge family of Jonathan King, Sen.,, Who for some time past has been confined in the asylum at Indianapolis, have received a dispatch informing them that the cld gentleman has die@l in that institution. A messenger was immediately sent to bring his remains home. and it is’expected that the corpse Will be hére on Tuesday, 21st inst. S g “BEPRESENTATIVE. S R T Happiness is only acquired by the use of Dr. King’s New Discovery in time of Coughs and Colds. . . CHURUBUSCO SQUIBS. The Bdptist Church dedication was a suecess. ' They raised sl,lo6—over $2OO more than their indebtedness. The Rev. Mr: Johnson preached an able sermon, one that will long be remembered. The weather being fine; there was a large crowd of people in attendance. Our Baptist friends now bhave a fine church, one that is anzhonor to the town, and we!wish them happiness and suceess. 3 - Miss Alice Smith died in this place, at the residence of her uncle, Mr. Long, last Saturday, Dec. 18; aged 20 years. She leaves many friends, who sympathize with- that family in this bereavement. : We watched her breathing through the night—- . Her breathing, saft and.low-— ) As in her breast the wave of life . Kept heaving to and fro. S For v;)’e;x the morn came, dim and sad, And chill with early showers— Sty ;. Her quiet eyelids closed,—she had Another morn than ours. : ; s .~ *M. A. SHOEMAKER. |i e S Ecoxomy.—ln these close, hard times, economy ought to be the word in every house. It is not economy to use adulterated Baking Powder at a high price cor cheap Saleratus, when D. B. DeLland & Co.’s Best Chemical Salératus can be procured at only a slight advanee over ‘inferior brands. Try Best Chemical Saleratys and you will ever uge it.; we know from experience. - . | '

. HIGGINBOTHAM’S 18th Anniversary of the Holiday Season in Ligonier finds them in possession of the Largest As-, sortment, Best Styles, and Lowest Prices, evex offered in Fine Gold and Roll Plate Jewelry, Roger Bro. and Strickland’s~ Plated Ware, Thomas Clocks, L. & M. Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles, Elgin; Springfield and Waltham Watehes, Chains, Faney Goods, &e., &c.: Goods sold will be engraved free x?f charge, 34-w2

_ANOTHER DIVORCE CASE.—We are not at liberty to give the names of the parties, but they are well known here, and when the case comes up it will ‘ereate a sensation in fashionable circles. The gentleman is now suffering from an attack of pneumonia, but is recovering by the use of HALL'S BAL--BAM, a remedy that is unequaled for this complaint. =We advise all to try it, whether they have a divoree case or not. Price, $l.OO per bottle,

Ir You want anything in the lamp or lantern line, call and examine our stock before buying. We have a full assortment of parlor and bracket lamps, also the Celebrated Hurricane Tubular and Railroad Lanterns, We ‘will furnish chandaliers for churches and school houses on short notice, and at low rates. -~ ELDRED & SoN.

If you want to get yourself a nice Pocket Book, just step into Scott and Sandrock’s. They are the boys that Tooe e L e e

Masonic ELECTIONS—AS a stated communication of Noble County Chap= ter, No. 42, R. A. M, beld December 7, 1875, the following géntlemen were elected officers for the current term: " Robert D. Kerr, H. P.; Henry Hostetter, K.; Jonas Decker, S.; J. C. Zimmerman, C. H.; John Abdil, P. 8. J.; E. B. Gerber, R. A. C.; D. W. C. Teal, G. M, 2d V.; L. B. Hathaway, G. M., 2d V.; John S. Ohlwiné, G. M., Ist V.; Peter Sisterhen, Treasurer; Jonas B. Stutzman, Secretary; F. W. Straus, Guard. : : i '

Washington Lodge, N 0.185, A.F. & A.M,, at a stated communication held on the 20th inst., elected the following officers, all of whom were installed the same evening: ¢ -

" Worshipful Master, John S. Ohlwine; Senior Warden, M: M. Ritterband; Junior Warden, J. C. Zimmerman; Treasurer, Finley Beazel; Secretary, J.: B. Stoll; Tgler, W. H. Watchorn; Senior Dedcon, John Abdill; Junior Deacon, Dr. G. W. Carr; Stewards, J. B. Stutzman and R. D. Kerr. ' : ; —— b o Look QOut for Colds.‘, Ak About this time look out for colds; the change of weather when'it comes, is likely to be sudden and there will e much unhealthy exposure. ~ Colds have an unusual tendency this season to result in pneumonia or'inflamation of the lungs, a disease thathas carried off a great many who but for a slight cold. might yet have enjoyed life and good health for many years. Wet feet, going from'a warm room into the chilly air, laying off wrappings after-a brisk walk, in a room insufficiently heated, sleeping*in a damp cold bed, are among the most common ‘methods of exposure. Now that the world’s great cough remedy, Dr. King’s New Discovery for coughs and colds is to be had at the’ Drug Store the most stubborn and severe cases of coughs and colds, asthma and bronchitis, dry hacking coughs, tickling in the throat and all chronic or lingeringdiseases of the throat and lungscan be speedily and permanently cured. Thousands of hopeless cases can now bear testimony of its wonderful cures. Go to your druggist and get a trial bottle free of cost, or a regular size bottle for one dollar. : - 35-w2..

PeErsoNAL—Unto every lady and gentlenan, and all the beautiful children in the village:and surrounding country: CORNELL, the Artist, sends his compliments, with a reminder that the Holidays—the time when every one expects some token of love or remembrance from their friends—is approaching. Nothing would be more appreciated.than your photograph, for which call at the Gallery in the Banner Block, P. O. Building. - 383-w8:,

Scott and Sandrockiare selling off their Holiday Goods at prime cost. ,-—~———.—-<o’—-—‘———— 'y OCIGARS! CIGARS!! 8 of the best sets. Cigars for. . .. 25ets. 5 Havanna Filled Cigars for..:.2scts. 4 Clear Hayvanna Cigars f0r....25ct5. These Cigars are warranted to be as good as any. in this town and selling at wholesale prices. . Stop in at Jim Smith’s Cigar TFactory and satisfy yourself, that there is no’ humbug'in this. Faectory next door to Kerr’s Furniture Store. 33=tf. ..

Lovers of the weed can find the best assortment of fine Cigars at Scott and Sandrock’s Drug Store, : - s

‘Castoria is a perfect substitute for Castor 011, without any of its objections, for it is pleasant to take, and does not mauseate or gripe. For Costiveness at any, age, but especially for Sour Stom' ch, Wind Colic, Worms and the Dlsordered Bowels of Children, itis the most effective remedy in existence. Itisharmless, itisreliable, and it is is cheap. . ; 3

There nes be mo pain where Centaur Liniment is used. Bursns snd Scalds are healed without a scar. Rheumatism, Sprain, and most flesh, bone and muscle aillments can be absolute'y cured. There are two kinds. The White Centanr Liniment is for family use, the Yellow for horses and animals, One trial will convince the incredulous, . g

AMAN OF A THOUSAND. . - A Consumptive Cured. When Death was hourly expected from CONSUMPTION, all remedies having failed, accident led toa discovery whereby Dr.H.Jaues cured his, only child with a preparation of CANNABIS INDICA. He now gives.this recipe free on receips of two stamps to pay expenses. There'isnota: single symptom of censumption that it does not dissipate—nightsweats, irritation of tke nerves, difficult expectoration, sharp painsin thelungs, nausea atthe stqmach, Inaction 0f the bowels,and wasting of the muscleg. ~AddressCraddock & Co., 1032 Race Bt., Philadelphia; Pa , giving name of this paper. i A.21-w26 TTTS A TSI ORI i BLERTELES = ABRAMS . —ln the Hawpatch. December 19th, 1875, & danghter to the wile of A. P. Abrams. ° , ¢ MARRIED. WADS WORTH—DERRY.—In Allen township, Dec. 16, 1875, at the residence of and bv E. Myers, Esq , Mr. Elihu Wadsworth, of Kendallville, and Mrs. Lucy Derry, of Lisbon. 1 bLDERDY. REX.—In Benton township, Elkhart county, ‘December 14, 1875, of typhoid fever, Lucinda, daughter of John and Malinda Rex; ‘aged 1 year, 8 months and 2 days. i : A : R R R RT P G To)

: LIGONIER, . iy Wheat—white.... 81 15 Hogs—live.....-.... 8600 | Amber—red...... 1 Oslﬂogs.-dressed...... 750 Ry€.........ic..c. 601 Turkeys—live..... 2: 06 0at8.... evuuivsan. 80[Chickens—live,..-... 04} Corn,ie. s ieeain @ 30LBEEBWAX Lo ol s 30 P0tat0e5,...... .. 25iBotter...iaaii.o ] 98 E1ax5eet......... W O AR e e g T Clover 5&d,....... 6UVo[{Eggs,.cuccrecee.... i 292° W001.....0i. 40 Feather 5........... 0. %5 Pork/.z oo perdb. o ATallowm: . 0 soo il 0F 5h0u1der5.......... 08{Timothy Hay....... 1000 Hams. ooioi-i e I NRekh Hay. . Gl 800 ; KENDALLVILLE, ' 5 Whest—white....-$llB Live Hogs.... ......86 25 Amber—red.... ... 110"Dreased H0g5...... 800 Rye . i.oilicindiae oy ‘Live Turkeys. ...ie. oo Oate. .l iviieicy 301 Live Chickens (... Ui Corny.iivviis @ 'islßeeswax,.;_...‘...... 25 P0tat0e5,........c0 gs[Butter.. o .. . 0. 28 Plaxßéead. o i 100therd oidiidas vile Clover Seed.. ...@ 680|8gg5,............5.. 90 W 001......... '@ 45|Feathers, ........... 90 POTK 2 veisoinins 00l Pabow o imoy 5h0rider5,......... -..!Timothy Hay....... 1000 Ham5..........@ .<lMarsh Hay........: 7—B b [ GHICAGO., D Wheat—white... $ 98/ Hogs—live..§69o @s7 25 Wheat—red ...0... ..|Mees P0rk..1905@ 0000 Corß s vonnaana. AT Eard ... .0 1290@ 0000 Oatr. /i i..-i.-. 80% Bhoulders. 2. . (liud. 8 8ar1ey............. 86% Hams.,co... ...l .. 10% 4 “TOLEDO. Whßsl. . e 380 0 o ol N Red ** ....0..uu.. 198 Clover Beed. ... ..... 180 Corn ... ity - UIHOgaG L il i 808 Cauntion Notice, = NOTICE is hereby given that the hay and corn which I purchased of John ¢ Billman,at his sale on the 16th inst.. was never turned over fo me. and that the notes will never be paid until the articles are in my possession. T wis to have first-clase hay,a furll ton.and forty bushels of corn. Adl persons are hereby :cantiored againgt purchasing said notes, as I will not pay the same. 35-w3 | fie B, DOHNE%IBERGER. . e e R e o L e R s FORRENT - On reasonable terms, & A ; - §Tiew. one-story FRAME | DWW Ex. LING, containing five spacious rooms .and a first-class cellar; good stable, out-house, _chicken park, well, &¢., sitnate on north side of the river, For particulars intﬁ:!r‘é of e Coasd e e HENEY SRR ‘Dec. 9,1875-334 f | At Decker’s Grocery.

. Notice in Attachment, ABRAHAM MAYFIELD, : g ¢ Ve, P ~SSIN ATTAUHMERT, . W:ILIAM HALL, s ke Before Albert Banta, & Justice of the Peace of Perry township, Noble county, Indiana: / | NOT!CE is herab{ given that a summons of garnishee was irsned m mein the above en- - titled canse and that the same will be determined before me at my office on the 19th day of Febru~ ary, A. D, 1876, at 10 o’clock A.x.. . g 4 - ALBERT BANTA,J.P. - AORwIaY, Wb lee, 0, M CONE o

- County Expenditures. The following is a'statement of allowances made by the Board of Commissioners of Noble county, Indiana: : ; i : QOTOBER SESSION, g Wm B Burford, stationery for.county ....$ 2500 John Whan, services as county comm’r.... 800 Wm Tmes, . * e I Ledat BOD Orlando Kimmel, 2t o s 0800 N P Eagles, attendance at comm'’rs court, 400 - OOTOBER—SPEUIAL bxsslox, Wm Imes;, money advanc’d to rep. bridge, $125 00 John Whan, services as county commr.... 200 Wm Imes, 1" x 4 o TS 00 - Orlando Kimmel, ¢ , ¢ s vl 400 N P Eagles, convening board of comm’rs, 370 ‘do ° attendance at comm’rs court, © 200 Wm Imes, superintend’g work on asylum, 1200 ' : Bty i ek

S ' DECEMBER SESSION. w Waqhingtori Weaver, 1 fox 5ca1p..........85' 300 Edward Walburn, 4 u s IS O Isaac Tibbolt, viewing and report’g road, 300 A Gibson, viewing road ...... ............ 150 J J Knox, 7 il i Al John Weade, 1" fox 1“]0..-................’ 300 -Wm B Burford, 5tati0nery................ 21350 Chauncy Baker, 1 f0x5ca1p..............: 300 ‘A J Murris, viewing and reporting road.. 300 S MCM&DD, “ “ “ “ 300 James Earnhart, viewing r0ad..:......... = 150 ‘Samuel Huff, 1 foxsealp...... ...l 300 Eliza J Cramer (mixor), erroneoustax p'd 160 Anna M Hostetter (widow) o 1125 Gilbert Dague, (double aseessment) ‘¢ 176 Mary L Abrams (widow) erroneous tax pd 36] Jackson D Black, goods for county offices 85 do 40 " ¢ . asylum, 5701 HD Ward - kY A 4 £ 76 b 4 -Maltz & Boyer, £ St A AT Prentiss & iandon; goods for asylum .... 3295 Clapp & Phillips =~ * o cin. 6470 ST Ward, mend'g boots & shoes, asylum, 840 C Z Bidwell, goods for a5y1um..,.......... 4088 -J 8 Foster,* ‘¢ WAk PRI L ] A J Parks, drayage and express chuges. --100 R L Stone, goods for asylum, and offices, 545 ' F Prickett. making county deed .......... .12 Baum, Walter & Haines, goods for poor.. * 33 00 J C Reyher, goods for poor of Wayne twp. 865 John C Kerr, aid *¢ i B AN L A Thompson, goods ** S ey 1B 5] Milier & Duerr, | * Bt onaatdb 1108 A Fulton, 2 coffins, ete, for agylum ....... 2075 | do - workion court h0u5e.......... 125 Jos L Calbeck, viewing r0ad............... 250 John L Wolf * o e T B Wm K Wolf ShAS "‘. and report’g, 400 J.B Foster, oil and matches, county offices 480 ‘do . govuds for poor; Albiontp,.... 511 N P Eagles, summoning two jurie5........ 26 00 do boarding and disch. prisoners 460 do ° serving notice to pay rent.... 850 do serving road pa_faers Lioviaguly A 8 SH Puter Kilanovich. 1 fox 5ca1p........c.... 300 Brillhart & Bassett, meat for asylum..... 1265 Trump & McMeans, goods Rl 8L do do o g{oor of Albion..) 1515 A J Markey, lock for clerk’s 0ffice........ 165 da goods for a5y1um............. 2175 Davis & Bro’s, 5tati0nery................. 850 Spring & Robertson, ** ................. 1400 . do do Wotstosa ey SV ROOO "Henry Green, aid for poor of Perry twp... 562 } J L Gilbert, county physician ............ 2000 W H Franks ° * e Ve euiia s 15900 1 S W Lemmon -** A e I N T DW C Denny ** o Cpisciksansea s 1800 Henry Hartzel, coffin =or poor of Elkhart, 1000 R D Kerr ot ‘- i Perry twp, - 400 Wm Imes, Sup’t bridge work and material 887 Orlando Kimmel, Sup’t bridge 5,.......... 1200 Jno D Black, services hs:county?treasurer, 25000 i do - “ € £t et s { 5]187 M C Skimner, WL Rapts 72 00 Wm B Burford, 5tati0nery................. 5800 f John Whan, Sup’t bridge 5................. 2800 8 E Alvord, public printing............... 3025/ J C Stewart, services as county auditor. ... 680 86 John Baughman, recording for county.... 145 N P Eagles, per diem to board of com’rs.. 1200 ‘John Whan, services as county c0m’r,..... 2400 i Wm Imes s 3¢ ” cesha 2400 Orlando Kimmel Wbt e Of) Cotton & Co, meat f0ra5y1um............ ' 643 G H Lohman, medicine for p00r,.......... 2900 A J Fields, Sup’t county a5y1um.......... 22500 . J. C. STEWART, Auditor Noble'Co.

Ligonier Park Association

Annual Meeting for the Elec= - tion of Ofticers, . Notice ishereby given that & meeting of the Ligonier Park Association will be held in the Town Hall, at Lxgopier. on Monday, Janunary 3d, 1876, at 1 o’clogk ». M., for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of such other business as may come before the Association. il : J. R. STOLL, Pres’t. - D. W. Grzex, Secretary. o Noble Co. Agricultural Society. Annual Nieeting for the Electiom of Officers. . - Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the Noble County Agricultural Society will be :held in the Town Hall, at Ligonier, on" Monday, January 3d, 1878, At 10 o'clock, A. M, for the purpose of electin% a Board of Directors for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of suich other business as may come before the Society. J B: STOLL, Pres’t. D. W. GrEex, Secretary, : 3

- I NOTICE! HAV’ING incurred considerableexpense lnoverhauling and thoroughly repairing.the old mill, we now feel obliged to call upon our croditors to settle their accounts. Wecannot do bus--Iness without capital. | o ‘ 'MeCONNELL & LAPE. September9th, 1875.~-20tf :

Mrs. Joanna Judd, TAYLORESS AW B Ye All‘Kinds of Tailoring Done ta Order, Having left the store of J. Straus, Jr., 1 take this method of informing my friends that Ican be foun in the first house east of the new schoel building on the north side of the river, /or all orders left at the store of Stansbury & Son, will receive prompt attention. ' 84-m3

. _Mrs. Joanna Belt, DRESS AND MANTUA-MAKER. Rooms over Denny’s Drug Store, in the old Pierce : ,- ~ Bulding, Bt LIGONIER, INDIANA. Al. work done in neat and fashionable ity]es.—‘; Prompt attention given to orders and satisfaction guaranteed. CHARGES REASONABLE. Public patronage respectfally solicited. -29-3 m. LIST OF LETTERS

REMAINING in the ‘Post Office at Ligonier : Indiana,duringthe past week: i

Hunt, Wm, : Kent, M, Prentice, Ed. N, Reynolds, Geo. ‘ ‘Stutzman, Jac. . Yoder, Peter - Arnold, C. H. I Lung, Sarah F, -

Flowers, Joel Jarrett, J. M. - Miller,; J. G Pierson, Jennie . Smith, Jas. W. . Shennaman, H. Yoder, D. J. Gibson, Given '

B R A 0 ATt S N se e e R 1 Nt € ‘» < - Miller, Clark. . . Letters addressed Mrs. Clara Gil- ' bert; F't. Wayne; Miss Mary E. Lutz, P. 0. Allen Co., Ind,, and Ed. Squier, ‘Ligonier, Ind., are detained having no stamps. i , Persons calling for any of the aboveletters . will please say ‘‘advertised.” : . ; i H, M. GOODSPEED, P. M.. - Ligonier, Ind., December 23d, 1875. - } -———-—————Jw————’————-»»-v_—————-— | T 0 CONSUMPTIVES, | The advertiser, having been perm,anelfﬂy cured - of that dread disease. Consumption, by a simple remedy, is anxious to make known to his fellow snfferers the means of cure. To all who desire;it, he will send a copy of the prescription used, (free : of charge), with the directi.ns for preparing and uelng the same, which they will find a BURE OUBE for Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis. &c. Parties wishing the prescription will please address, Rev E, A. WILSON. : © - 194, Penn St., Willlamsburgh, New York. 34 m6-Abboti-netrm 3 A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Wervous Debility, Premature Decay,and all the effects of yomhfu{ ‘indiscretion 'wllfi for the sale of snﬁ‘erin% humanity, send free to all who need it, the recipe and direction for making the simple remedy by which he was cured. Sufferers - wishing to profit by the advertiser’s experience can do 8o by add res-inﬁ, in perfect confidence, ; ~JOHN B OGDEN, 42 Cedar St;, New York. 34-6m-Abbott-netrm y 9

‘ VICK’S v Flower & Vegetable Seeds are the hest the world produces.” They are planted by a million people in Ameérica, and the resalt is, beantiful Flowers and splendid Vegetables. A priced catalogue sent free to all who enclose the postage—a 2-cent stamp. | B :

i oveopet Flower&VegetableGarden jis the most beautiful wérk of the kind in the world. It‘contains nearly 150 psges, huodreds of fine illustrations, and four C'zramo Plates of Flowers, beautifully drawn and colored from nature. Price 85 cents in paper covers; 65 cents bound in elegant cloth. Dt

Vicl’s Floral Guide. - This is a beautifal (%qarterly jaurnal, finely illustrated, and containdng an elegant colored Fraontispiece with fhe first number. Price only 125 cents for the year. - The first number for 1876 Just isgned. Address ¥ : (36-4 t JAMES VICK, Rochester, N. Y,

e 9 [Eﬁf 3 e . B e 4O} INIMENT TRADE MARK | - . - . CuresNouralgia, Face Aéhe, Rhenm:tlun’n. Gout, Frosted Feet,Chilblains, Sore Throat,Erysipelas, Bruises or Wounds of every kind in man or animal. A gevere injury to my right arm caused an énlargement of the hone above the wrist; gave me great pain and trouble. Grues’ Lisimpnt loning or Ammonia effected a cure. ADAM ENGEL, 3 s Oyster Hotise, 168 6th Ave. . Bold by all Drugpists. Depot4sl Sixth Ave, N. Y, Onlysocents and 81 a botile, . 94w-13

- ) = ‘gnaventeed - We) : . > 'Ru}a:r:&‘nmut tl% a montg &;l&mmod ‘Agents, Auger book Jilz Auger Co., St. Louis, Mo, FARM for SALE. IF not praviously sold at private sale, the undersigped will sell to the highest biddexj, on Thiursday, February 10; 1876, His Farm of 130 aeres, sitaated 514 miles northeast of Ligonier. - : 1 o One Hundred Acres are Cleared, -the remainder being . . WELL TIMBERED. The 'lmprovements consist of :a two-story log house, weather-boarded; large Bank Barn, tenant hause, and stable, two orchards, out-houses, ) two wells, &ec. : For terms and additienal particdlars apply to the subscriber on the premises ; SIMON J.-ZOOK. | Hawpatch, Dec. 9, 1875.-33-w9 : |

THE GREAT CAUSE

i L O Pores ! Just Published, in a Sealed Envelope, Price st cts 7 “A - Leecture on the Nature, Treatment and Radical Cure of Seminal Weakness, or Spermalorrhea, induced by Self-Abuse, Involuntary Emissions, Impotency, Neryous Debility, and Impediments to Marriage ﬁannmlly; Consump= tien, Epilepsy, and Fits: Mental and . Physical Incapacity, &c.— By ROBERT J. CULVERWELL,' M. D., author of the “Green Book,” &c. | { The. world-renowned aunthor, in thisadmirable Leoture, clearly proves from his own experience that the awful consequences of self-abuse may be effeetually removed without medicine, and- without dangerous surgical oPeratio,ns, bougies, instruments, rings, or cordials; pointing out a mode of cure at oace certain and effectual by which ev.ery sufferer, no matter what his condition may be, may cure himeelfcheaply, privately, and radically. B~ This, Leeture will prove a boon to thousands and thousands, g Sent, nnder seal,in a plain envelope, to any addrees, on recé‘i‘Bt of six eents or two post stamps, Address the Publishers, ; 951yl CHAS.J.C.KLINE &£ CO., 127 Bowery, New York,P, O. Box, 4386. ¥F. BEAZEL,

Saddles, Harness

: : ; T ey ; .4 \ : LIGONIER, INDIANAS The proprictor will be pleased‘ at a.ny time to wa on all who may wish anythingin the li‘ne,ol : HARNESS, F o - SADDLES; . . : - . " BRIDIRS, | & : VVHIICD)S, : : : COLLARS : : . " FLY-NETS, | e BRUSHES," P " CARDS, &¢., and in fact everything pertaining to tixis : . of business. ’ [ Eepesial attention is called to the fact that hét‘i'a now engaged 1n the m‘hunfaauring of allkinds e TRUNKS, - L o Waenmo ] Style, Finish, Durability & Price, Are far superior to those of eastern manwfacture. Call, See and Buy. "October3o,'73-97tf f. BEAEEL. CABINETSHOP o ! & o | o

S Awp o ‘ "R.D.KERR, - Wouldrespectfully announce to ;bﬁ citizensofl Noble county, that he hazconstantlyon’ . hand alerge and superiorstock of CABINET WARE. : - X Uon"sistinAg’ip part 6‘ll = DRESSING BUREAUS. . WARD-ROBES. i o+ MABLER. Ll . BEANDS. j . LOUNGES; . G . CUP-BOARDE. e o ' | MOULDING ~ CHAIRS AND BEDSTEADS, Andinfacteverything usually keptina First class Cabinet Shop. Particularattention paid tothe Undertaking Business. = ' COFFINS ALWAYS ON HAND. :And made to order, upon short noice. Also all kinds of Shop Work made to order. Lo Furniture Q_Vage Rooms on westside of Cavin Btreet. corner ofFonrth stréet, Ligonier, Ind. / Br-A good Hearse alwaysip reacliness. Ligonier, May 24,1871. :

TREUNKS!?

The bekt place in"Noblq and ‘adjoit tng sounties : 1 [ to buy - : : . e'_ S At : ; Substantial and Durable Trunks i ~ i i ,:3‘ s <’; '. e : o G o A METZ M, i : 3 8.5 72 ik 3 Khias | st | Ligonier, : : ¢t Indfana. . He has juit x_‘ecfivad a ‘lpjieh’did sisoriment o - . Trunks which he willgellgt : 1 Very Lov& Prices, _much cheaper thana -imii r-article oan bepar ’_ S ‘ehmc‘mwmre.‘t.%ﬂl_ind‘-_n:l;V,' }" ~ e G j‘ o= 2 ~ HARNESS and SADDLES. P A e e SRR e AT et e B “‘;\“ Shelle eRI .é;a-;,‘; §~ sr"zzé,;i*.:;::-‘f S :jt_ g e .;-.,‘,; ;u?'u%‘««,:% R myst oes Tt e **WW”“‘%::V%‘W prant m; *i**" 5‘\%% » e dnrabieasdsubsanied. S g e

Retails Groceries, Provisions, &ec., ~ - at Wholesale Prices. 0+ Dwilloffer to the publicthe 'Evéi' befme oifered in Northern Irid{idna. " I have reduced all ‘my teas 10 cents per pound, and will give 25 per cent. e “'vdiTSGO_lmt_ on five pound packages. =

I .Will’, pd}si'tivlél‘y} ‘elose ont my stoek 'of Canned Fruits at M e :}:.c(}'slt,v:as:_;followsz o i 1 _( YT ¥€B | 21D, Caﬁs, Yellow, $1.75 per Doz. (—-,} l < ( sj — £ Z . % ¢ K Lx LA Qp LR x 5 | 31b. Cans, Yellow, $2.50 per Dor. T@ \ A M e ‘2-15.:Can's,‘ $l.lO per Dozen. ' LPAVA LA A &P, h# 3-Ib. Cans, 1.50 per Dozen. BLAcKBEBRIESI’Mb Cans, at $1.20 per. Dozen. - ;An'd all-other fruits in proportion. iy - e _:oc__.__ LGI

, MY ,STQ"C_K or . e _ (Queens-Ware, Glass-Ware, o eAN -k Table Cutlery . Is Qne of the largest and best selected in Northern Indiana, Lo ot oand Bl rekall iAo 0 WHOLESALE PRICES Sl MY STOCK Ol Suéh _‘tiie;'Va.se_s’,;vTé'a{lét ';S‘etts; Smoking Séttg, &ec., Will be Closed Out Regardless of the Cost! Coepo e el e L ] 1 Wmﬂd 'irﬁviiiéf"ltﬁe,, ipﬁblié'ﬂtd,-‘call;~ and ezgaiﬁine my stbql;,' and - ~ be conyinced that it is one of the largest and best ever of- . fered in this part of the State, and that I am giving = | * . befter bargains than any other house in the county. -~ Ligonier, Ind,; Dee. 9;1875.. - = '« (J.DECKER. For the Next 30 Days You Can Buy i : ',rs 6 _:!‘_‘," i, | J : :Z ‘..»? i “ ~1 OVER-COATS,

&e., at Tower jﬁ‘icéé;t]lla,nvfever',—_ in order to reduce stock before Original “BOSS” Clothing House TEE HOLIDAXS! 'Will find & great many persons in need of fine clothing, and I " will offer them better bargains than can be secured at any = F e other establishment in the town or county. * [ ~ In view of approaching cold weather, T will give all a chance oi to keep warm, ‘by Ml o i All Kinds of Underwear, L atextremely low ﬁgufe‘s._ | L

' HRE Y IMW & ; i . I R A Are coming, and I will sell every: description of goods at low- | er prices than ever,in order to reduce stock ?efore invoicing. - L Yoty v.__“'_ ; 4 4 Lk i ol W he ¢ { t u'v! : ( e ',“": i I «"“"".‘"fin__‘t H"i | : b ; . W 'E t is Bverybody's Interest ina] “BOSS” Clothing Houss. . Original “BOSS” Clothing House. . His new and Elegant Stock is simply immense. No usge in. trym%’éo enumerate. We can meet every demand of the pubs ¥ lic. . We have Suits for Old and Young, Big and Little, Rich and Poor! -We sell at Bottom Figures! All we ask is thati . | ‘Will call and Examine our Goods. . We have also a Large and Complete . . Gloves and Underwear! Lol i TR L e et T K Tk i A B nmivA At ACTT LA B dLS O 1 L) 01 Aats aIQ - ﬁ ; -I" Men z %“ T B vles, ] Nobbv Can’tbebeatl' . NPy AURD, ANVLIY ¢ WVEEAL U M M PN e a‘;*f"k oot NonaREE ;gg;sm?zggt Bl ﬁ?&g\fﬁ'ﬁh“"%’:i&&ﬁg SR | LAgOonier, oepu: 10, 10§, (21 ) - o ds DLEMRAUN 9k “?!j‘ Foos i cr et Aeler B RN R L S el iel se i e