The National Banner, Volume 10, Number 39, Ligonier, Noble County, 20 January 1876 — Page 3

1 R i - l?’ A AN - @he Pational Banuer 3 S . g o e M. v_, - - :——J_——Q__:__—____‘———y_&-—. - : . LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS. - . SUBSCRIBERS whoteceivetheir papers . 4§, withan X marked on the margin will un- . %1 derstand thatthetime for which they have ; paid has expired, or isabountte vxpire,and y that if theiy desiretoreceive the paper they , mustremit immediately : e -\ South Bend has a case which looks . likeincest. - - ; : . Hopr BrrTEeßs for sale by Eldred & Bona’ : Lt B 0 The first duty on T—Don’t forget to -eross it : e : . WANTED—A few cords of’dry wood. Inquire at Tone BANNER oflice. ~ The new Court House at Indianapolis has cost to date $700,000. ot | . L ——— s - 7 French. Plate Hand Mirrors, Vases, - Mugs and Toys at Eldred & Sont’s. * . Extraordinary bargains in winter ‘wear, at F. W. Shinke & Bro’s, Call. A’ rumor prevailed in London on Sunday that the Pope had been takeén, _ suddenly and dangerously iH. ' Does vour wife or daughter need a " pair of Gaiters? If so, call at P, Sisterhen & Son’s and buy a pair at cost.

Do NoT buy any goods for Men’s and - Boys’ Wear before lookingthrough the - stock of Engel & Co., @t Kendallville. ! TuElargest and most-complete as- . sortment of pocket books in town, at Eldred & Son’s Drug Store. - !,’:5() i " An-earthquake visited ' Qmaha on Thursday last. "It made merely a - passing eall, though;doing no damage. - Leave your orders for new boots and shoes at. T. B. Casey & Cu's. - They warrant them to give good sat- - isfaction.. . " ‘ Last Moaday morning four business - buildings at Marion were destroyed . /By fire. ~ Loss, $11,006; -insured . for about 85,000, : v E ‘. Felt Shoes, Men’s Roots, Artic Over- | shoes, and other ‘winter wear will be - sold at cost, and jsome below cost, at -"F. W. Shinke & Bro’s." * ~ Mr. Budd asked her, “Rose, wilt thou be mine?” ' Rose answered: I am Ssorry it ecannot-be—but a rose can piot be turned into a bud.” b - Engel & Co,, at Kendallville, state that the 'balaneeé of their stock of +Over Coats for men's and boys’ wear must be sold.: - ' Bt | The Republican caueus of the Towa . Legislature: has nominated - Gover- - nior Kirkwood for United'States Senator, on the first ballot. = Forj 30 days “enly, “P. Sisterhen & qu will sell;a portionof their eastern miade Boots and ‘Gaiters at cost, for cash. ' S - . . The Plymouth ¢hurch pew rentals Cwere Did off at $063,680, last week,only- - alittle over s6,ooo.less than last vear. [, The highest bid was £650 by Horace 8. Chaflin. e Crhass |,. ‘The earnings of the I. S. & M. 8. R. R. for the last six. months amounts to | ‘over §7,000.000., These earnings enai bled' the company; to disburse. a divi-: | dend of two (2)*pér éent. to the stock- . holders. - - 7 S, : 1 The best place to buy lair Brushes ' Cloth Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Toilet ) [~ SGaps, Perfumeries iand :Hair Oils is’ at Eldred’s & Son’s Drug Store. * .. The estimated cost of the projected - ship canal from the mouth of the St. - Jeseph river, Lake Michigan, east to -Detroit (about 250 miles) is $8,000,000.Patent Metalic Hair Brush, the -~ latest novelty in the toilet line, ans-’ {wers the purpose of both brush and * comb. Call at Eldred’s Drug Store " and examine it. ¢ L ... The President thas nominated Geo, .5 Bangs as assistant treasurer of the United States at Chicago. * No wonder Bangs resigned - his former "position. LR 4 If you 'want a pair of €astern-made Boots at cost, either for yourself or “vour boy, call at P. Sisterhen & Son’s, _Ligonier. "You may not have such a chince for a lopg time. , "t e ! [ . Thirteen of'the implicated Chicggo whisky men have plead guilty and - will tell all they know about the operations of the ring and what outside parties derived henefit -~ from tlie frauds on the government. - . ; ! _ . EVERYTHING 110 the-line of Men's and Boys” Wear must be sold! Such . are the orders, Do not fail to see the stock of Eungel & C0.,-at Kendallville beéfore buyil;gi s % -~ If the people of Ohio and W.estern States in -general could but know: - how much harder we of the East suffer than they do, from the pinching of hard times, they would -certainly cease to envy us, and possibly might _ pity us.—New York World. = . - In order to make rdom for :other goods, F. Wi Shinke & Bro, wiil sell at cost, and some articles below cosf, " a full line of Felt Shoes, Men’s Boots, Artic Overshoes,. and other wintey . wear. Come and see. Sk I¥ 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 ehandaliers for churches. -and school houses on short notice, and. ' ‘at low rates. . . ELDRED & SoON. - Advices from the upper ‘Missouri l - county state that Sitting %’)ull, a prom- | - iment Indian Chief,-is prepating for: _'the war pa?l‘;] and that he declares his —determination o drive off or murder -all' the frontier settlers. = The troops are prepared to give him a warm re- - Ception when he commences his 5 b!oody‘»{raid,, £ e g e .. Chureh Dediecation. . The Jefterson Union. Church will be . dedicated on Sunday, January 20th, - 1876. The place is known a§ Skinner’s: . Burying Ground. ' All ministers of _ the Gospel, and others, dare invited to ; attend. | Good speakers are expected. ~Byorderof ' . CoMMITTEE. : B el e} ok 3 _ Professor Jenney, of the Black Hills Exploring Expedition, had an inter- . view with the President on Saturday, At the request of the Jatter, W,im wish~ed to learn something of the ,countriy‘ ~ from Jenney’s own lips. | The Presi- - dent is strongly in favor of the open_imgofthecountry, f -~ < . UIGARST CIGARBY -8 of the best scts. Cigars for. . .. 25cts. 5 Havanna Filled Cigars for.. 25cts. - 4 Clear Havanna Cigars f0r.... 25¢ts. . These Cigars are warranted: to pe as - good as any in this town and selling - at wholesale prices. Stop in at Jim - Smith’s fﬁﬁ? Factory and satisty ~ yourself, that there is 1o humbug in_ ~ this. ' Factory next-door to Kerr's - Furnitwre Store. . . 33tf. - RING Povrrics.—We are a patient _ peopie, and suffer a.long time without _[complaint; but a time is coming e R ] ﬁf«u@ggfw&m e, e ”v'““"g:"‘?ff%ﬁ?"@awgauat;vw

—This month has five Sundays. - —Have you seen ‘@odey's Lady’s Book for February ?. ‘' It’s a beaaty. —Blaine’s famous amnesty speech has turnished a theme for, evening discussions, 0¢ 0 e —Tha Noble Cotinty Medical Association will. meet at this -place pext Tuesday, 25th inst. = s "' —The cold snap at the first of last week gave the growing wheat a rather sickly/appearanee. - . v - -—The dry goods store of Gerber & Banta, at Syracuse, has changed hands. Peter Banta is the purchaser. : —The new paper about: to be started at ‘Batler is to be called Review. Five papers in. DeKalb county are just two toomany. . - ¢

I*,-—Th\e'? Masquerade on Thursday ‘evening: of last week was.a success. It created considerable fun for both spectators and maskets. f. | - —According to the Albion New Era, the Baltimore & Ohio railroad company own all the eating houses-on that line and eharge their employes thirty-five cents pér meal. s - —Mis. Emma Mo}toy, of the Elkhait fße'ufie'w, has been éug‘dged by the Grand | Lodge of Good Templars of this State to deliver lectures at various popnts during the present month.. A —Mr. Samuel Keller started Tuesday -morning for an- extended trip through-the West, whence he ‘Goes to visit some, of his brothers and sisters 'wilom lie has not seen for ove‘_r twenty years, et eV —Mr. Sam. K. Baer, 6f Washingtqn township, is fattening a hog which measures 6 feet, 4 inches in léngth and 5 feet, 11 inches around the body. It is a Berkshire, two yeats old, and will weigh from: 500 to 600 pounds. —The business men of Auburn have presented Mr. Weamer, of the Republican, With a gold-headed cane, &s a mark of their appreeciation -of ‘his’ efforts i’ giving prominenceto the business iriterests of that flourishing town. |

—lt i stated that female clerks are fast becoming a popular. institution in Niles, Michigan. That's right; give the girls a chance. These stout young fellows who are in, most;: localities standing behind the counter mayseek some other employment. . . ' - —The Quadrille Band has made ar‘rangements for a series of hops, every two weeks, commencing with Thursday evening of next week.” Beginners Wwill receive . instruction in tripping the light"f:mtastic in the fore part of the evening,and the regular dancing will begin at &:30. . All are invited to attend. ! s — A fter balloting fully four days for a successor to the late Slieriff lance, the commissioners of Allen county! finally decidéd last Friday to appoint -Platt J. Wise to the position sought by a-small army of applicants. “Mr. Wise was Deputy Sheriff under Hance, and his appointment - seems to give general Satisfaction. = - . ' ~—An enthusiastic Butlerite publishes the following paragraph in last ‘week’s Auburn Courder:.- *The Directors “(amon g them Vanderbilt, of the Canada Southern and -Lake Shore; roads.) "held a meeting at Toledo last week and decided. that Butler should be the south-western terminus of the Canada Southern road. The surveyors.are daily expected.” - - —The business transacted at the ‘Ligoniet post office during the pdst year is. summed up in part by Postmaster Goodspeed as follows: Number (")f‘ letters mailed, ‘about 80,000; letters registered, 299: ‘money orders issued, 2,227, the ‘total amount of which was $26,140.27;,<and the fees on | the same: $214.90, “The number of ‘muney orders paid at this office was 495, amo#nting to $7,624.13. ; V —The Plymouth Deniocrat offers a good chance to some competent book- | binder, in’ these "words: “We will' make Siltiﬁfztgt()x’y _arrangements witha book-binder svho,may desite to settle in a good location. We have a large ami)u;it of book-binder’s work to do, in ¢ohnection with our already extensive Uusinqss, and can bring to -such an _eStabLishm}ant a large am_o'ﬁnt 'ogoutsida i\fork. Our exchanges will confer a favor by mentioning this subject to those who may want such a “plaee.? =L - R S ; —The Charles rape case, in the Kosciusko Cirecuit Court, terminated on Monday of last {ve'ek in a sentence 'of | sixteen yehrs in the State penitentiary. An accouht of this crime was given in/these columns some weeks since, and it is ulinecessary torepeat it. ' Miss Swihart, on whom the -outrage was’ committed, the Union says, 15 a young wor_naxfoi’er»thirty years of age, and from appeéarances-a trusting, innocent l person, who would seem' likely to be | “taken in” by strangers. All of our ‘ readers will be glad to learn that just--Ice has been-meted out to the heartless wreteh who wrought her ruin. o 5 ~ —Ligonierites are not particularly grieved over the information contained in thé following extract from the Elkhart Review: ' “Vanderbilt has succeeded in his negotiations for the Canada Southern Railroad and has gobbled it up, making it a tributary to the Li S. & M.S. The Canada Southern trains now runintothe Lake ‘Shore depot at Toledo, and passengers over that ‘line are transferred to this road. | And now what has bécome of the bright prospects of those towns in Ohio and Indiana that expected to be made large cities by the Canada Southern? ° New lines of railroad are uncertain atds to prosperity ‘as long as i Vanderbilt has-the means to obtain control of them.” e - —The Mishawaka Enterprise thus dilates upion- a matter in which busi- | ness men. are deeply interested: “A great mahy business men make the fatal mistake of curtailing their advertising immediately aftér the holi«days, under the impression that trade will be dull and people uninelined to. trade gnt{ivth_,e spring opening. This is all wrong. ‘While it is a good idea = “”‘%"% your_specalities for the. ‘holidays, : in reality trade needs no stimulatihg at _that time, as every‘body is edger and anxious to buy; but Bter the excitement. is the titne 0. ftir fherd up and tempt-them with s, and make them think Rl b ciateh Akl *ﬁ“w%fgﬁ%%?ﬁ e b o T AR Rt e S VI A VE VIR

—~Bilas Shobe, our live:y'ﬁ'g;.;i, lost one of his best horses last Saturday nighg & 0 . b L . —Robert V. Cory, of Syracuse, was ‘reported dangerously sick last week, ‘and while in that helpless condition his room was entered by burglars and his pants pockets riddled. In a note to the Enterprise, Mr. C. expresses the belief that it will be an easy matter to implicate the guilty parties. 2, ) —lt is the common belief that a warm winter is productive of much sickness. A learned writer in Hall's Journael of Health controverts this theory and proceeds to prove that during a warm winter there is much less sickness than when the weather is cold. There is a wide difference of opinion on this subject, and a majority of the people, including physicians, believe a cold winter to be productive of hetter health. ~ =« ¢ —At a recent meeting of the stockholders of the First National Bank of Auburn, the following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing six months: James V. Hazzard, Cashier; J.R. Lanning, President; J. I. Ford, S. W. Ralston, W. Mclntyre and Geo. Hazzard, Directors. A dividend of five per cent. was declared, one per cent. carried to capital fund and one per cent. to building banking house—a gain of seven per cent. in- the first six mofiths.” That is not a bad showing. =i : —The order recently issued from the general office of the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern railroad makes a general reduction in the salaries of all employes, ,exc'ep:t agents and foremen of departments and gangs of men. All men receiving $1.25 will have their wages reduced ten per cent., and those who are paid by the day more. than $1.25 will receive thirteen cents less. All men working by the month will have $2.50 taken from their salaries, the change to date from the first of the present month. —At this season of the year most

’ smoke-houses are well filled with the ~annual harvest of meat. The-temp-%tation to thievesiis very great, and persons ought to look well to the ‘proper security of their meat. “that thou causest not thy brother to stumble.” A contemporary suggests these timely precautions: “Make your dog kennel conveniently near the smokehouse, if you have a deg, and also keep your gun well loaded and capped, and if you catch a thief in the act, dou’t ask questions but bang away:at him.” —The Elkhart Observer announces that the Cincinnati, Wabash & Michigan railroad track -from Goshen to Marion is in a most excellent .condition, and the completion of the road through to lts terminus is but two or ‘three months off at. furthjest. The iron is down fo within four miles of" ‘Alexander, in Madison county, and before many days the cars will Qe running to.that point. There will then be but ten miles of a gap to fill; when a person can leave Goshen at noon and arrive in Indianapelis for supper. - - LI e s —ln Washington township,’ some five or six weeks,ago, a son was born to the wife of Adam Brossman which ,has five fingers and a thumb on each hand, and twelve toes. The surplus fingers appear to be on the side of the hand next to the “little” finger and are fully develbped. The extra toes are next to the “big” toe and are join--ed to the second, making it double to the nail. ;| We are informed that the child is otherwise well developed and is doing well. Would n’t it be propér to denominate this freak of nature a phalangial curiosity ?. : —The question is daily asked by hundreds of anxious persons: *What can be done. to relieve the present stringency in money matters?” If every man who is in debt would (and lie can) pay a part of his indebtedness, his creditors could pa}; their creditors, and so on down the scale. Don’t hold your money (the Wabash Free Trader. remarks) because times are hard, ‘but pay your debts, or a portion of them, and by. so doing enable others to do likewise. = One thousand dollars thus expended Wwould do much to digpel the present gloom. Try it, but don’t forget to give the printer his _mite'. Our creditors are anxious to haye the ball set rolling. S —We 'learn from ‘some of our exchanges that, commencing with the, new year, the American Exp%ess Co. extend to the public lower rates on currency and packages of certain classes of merchandise than ever before given. Special rates are given on packages of samples, advertisements, circulars, handbills, posters, rheet music, flexible patterns, seeds, bulbs and cuttings, photographs, &ec. Packages of above described articles will .be. cdrried at greatly reduced rates to any office in their lines. Now let the U.S. Express Co. follow suit and thus gladden the hearts of its patrons who have so long paid extravagant charges. ‘. - - —Tor once, the Wabash Free T'rader of a recent date remarks, there is no croaking about the growing wheat. Farmers, one and ‘all, agree-that the memory of man runneth not back to the time when wheat in January looked better or gave such flattering promise of a bountiful crop, Fields that two months ago looked discouraging to the husbandman now present an ap_pearance of thrift and vigor of growth so’ wonderful that the veriest old croaker in the land ¢an see nothing to justify the least bit of grumbling. " Of course it is much too early to caleulate on the coming crop, but one thing is certain, the growing wheat could ‘not| possibly look better than it does in this county at the present time. ‘—ln many cotnties in New York ‘where the authorities decided that if a man will not work, neither shall he eat, the tramps have ceased to vex the pedple by their presence and solicitatiops for food. The work-house argu--mept i 8 one which the gemﬂnp “regards as despicable to the last de‘gree, and he, conscientiously refuses to ﬁeour{ge the iﬁhﬁtﬁtﬁ@b&yﬁ@,}g ‘patt in the muscular exercise_ which it kequires. Te shuns the associations of people who live in 4 town or gotmty 1 which the Whk-houss is ki b e L OO S e e e e ﬁ”v‘w R e STRE e OTR

you o are you not interested in good roads? If yes, why don’t you give ‘that subject some attention? L - —Judge Wood returned last Saturday from a visit to Minneapolis. He says the weather is considerably cooler there but less changeable than here, —Bear in mind that we have just received some elegant new stylés of type and that for fancy letter press printing THE BANNER office can not be surpassed. o ~Jonas Quackenbush is holding forth. in California. ' He left here shortly before New Year’s and expects to remain in the Golden State about six months. : - —L. Covel, Esq., is again looking for property in this place and contemplates returning here to live. We are not informed as to his motives, but suppose he will resume the practice of law. it b ~ —With the beginning of the centennial year, the Goshen 7'émes entered upon its twenty-first volume. = W. M. Starr, its present editor and senior partner, has been connected with the Téimes nearly half that period. - —The Supreme Court of this State has just rendered a decision to the effect that under the law of 1873, a person beaten, injured, etc., by a drunken man, has a right of action, and ean recover against the person wihci sold the liquor to the one committing the injury. : - ; —Albion has made arrangements for the issuing of 7 per cent. 20-year Bonds, to the amount of $17,000, to be applied to the ereGtion of a highschool building. = This movement indicates a commendable spirit of enterprise on part of the citizens of the “hub.” e : +<-The Warsaw Union of last week announces that, for the first time in the history of that city, a brick building was erected in mid-winter. C.M. Pierce, of that place, had just. completed’ a two-story brick building, which was commenced one week previous. ‘_ o L '—‘-The‘ Ligonier Dramatic Company have re-organized and are rehearsing a drama entitled “Shadows,” which they will be ready to present to the public in a féw-weeks. The piece'has never been rendered in this place and we trust they will be able to make it very interesting. ; )

—Less than two years ago the citizens of Goshen organized their first building, loan and savings association: The results have been so satisfactory that they have recently organized another (the Mechanics’) with a capital of .‘5100,000..' Some -of the very best business men of Goshen are connected with the new association. —ln an article -on “Personal Journalism,” the Goshen T'imes of last week’ uses this poir‘g'ed language: “When the editor of a paper uses his power to-defame and destroy the character of his neighbor, he may as well under- | stand. there are blows to reqeive as well as give. This kind of personal journalism is a foul nuisance and ought to be abated.” *© . _ —From the number of grunters seen perambulating our. streets every day; one would suppose that most of the citizens'here have forgotten that we have a town' ordinance prohibiting the running at large of swine unless their “snoots” have been deprived of the power of rooting. They are a nuisance in winter;as well as in sum-: mer. leep them up, or ring their sneots. : bty : 7 The Canada Southern. It will be a matter of great regret if the present manipulation of the Canada Southern Railroad by Vanderbiit, President of the Lake Shore and Miehigan Southern Railroad, results in the non-completion of the Canada Southern to Chicagp. It is said:that nobody knows Vanderbilt’s plans until they are in course of execution, and much that is written about his intentions .in-this- matter, i mere guess work. ' The theoty: that he has only bought the Ganada Southern in ovder to give him. two tracks from Toledo to Buffalo, and that the two lines of the L. 8. & M. 8. from Toledo to Elkhart, with a double track from Elkhart to Chicago ‘being sufficient for the business of the line, has so much apparent consistency as to occasion real apprehensions that during his time the Cunada Southern will never reach Chicago. It would be a great benefit to this county, could that road be 'built on the contemplated line. And we are not without hope it \vill be, even if Vanderbilt shakes 118 head. Tle is getting too old to clute b the throat of commerce many years: longer.—~ZLagrange Standard. 5 ——— e | SUBSCRIPTION RECEIPTS. W. W. 8uchanan,..............52 00 Wi Southworth . ....... 0.0 1200 S B Brilthart ..o 8 5.2 NoKepts vhar s aaoeh i vasiil 3 28200 John ‘Moore. ... .o i e 125 Rt Guliey ..o e R 0 Ko Mawhorterie oo i« i 100 A Gilleth. 00l e e 0o f 900 Sam. Bray i, ol Lok T s e g Ocimmelsr o v bodor it vaas o a 5 500 iK BRen o il s 000 o Morria . enl wan i s 400 Henry B Bmith i 0. o 00 200589 Spaulding McMann............. 150 A bsolom Beilz.. s gin i i us iviin 212 R.-H..8uck1e5...‘....;.....’,.‘... 200 Wm, Hindman - ... LSSO 100 aO, W. Bender ... .o i 800 B E. Benson. . -oias iiiiaeaed 00 A H Wemple iol i dis 180 AvdAstißr. 00l E s, el 00D Adam Sheffer. ... o 0 1400 : B g o : © Found at Last. L Js the universal ery of eountless gufféerers who have- been fortunate enough to give the world’s great cough remedy, Dr. King’s' New Discovery for Consumption, Conghs and Colds a trial.: The American people. ‘have been humbugged long enough with quack nostrums and worthless preparations that are daily flooding the country and they now demand a change. In Dr. King’s New Discovery, the true remedy is found at last. No one need suffer longer with Coughs, Colds, Asthma and Bronchitis, as a single trial will conyince them. For sale by all druggists. “Frial bottles,fxgp, * Y ; 739‘-"—2w, i A Vigilance committee in- Kendallville would do a%h%iggh; good to ‘humanity in and about that place as some of the same kind of committees do in Kansas. By the use %al%l: hemp on a certain individuel he might be. 1.’:l ﬁu@gc&d : ,to S Shngu it m”aﬁtﬂn& to his own business rather than that ~of other people.—Garrett News. e ORI AN BREORONS. . o Gur Chroiaiing Throry. Tt ilege of mﬁ%w 50 volumes of Hisggmlggbgg“%% g e T B, Howrmax's Book Stok, e e ? gaid an Ohto Conpressman’s Wite o i T 1 A L T e el il v

| Somefellows went into Abe Shank’s corn crfb and carried away. nearly a ‘wagon-load of corn. Mr. Shank owns a farm in the country hut lives in town. It se¢ms'one of the men who had helped to husk and erib the corn ‘was an accomplice in the stealing of it. Another man named Shank,_l;iying three or four miles from town, had his house searched by burglars one day last week. One of.the burglars was captured with some of the stolen property upon his person, and is now safely lodged (not very safely either) in the old jail. It is possible,. however, that he may secure _.yrooms /in the new jail soon, as it is about ready for the reception of guests. Mr. Kane and lady, with the assistr ance of the little children of this place, gave three costume concerts at Central Hall last week, to large a.nd appreciative audiences. ,sKane is a success as a costume concertist; or, in other words, he knows how to suit the public taste, * | : : There are to be a number of buildings erected -here next summer. = - . Major Thiels’ spoke and hub factory is about ready for operation. : : There have been some cases of scarlet fever in this county, but none of them have resulted seriously so faras we are informed. ! : _We dare not comment upsn the ~weather. It speaks for itself, and we know that it beats the oldest inhabit- | ant. : " The clearing up of the *“crooked” whisky business has created quite a sensation in this part of the country; as it has all over the United States. “Let no guilty man escape.” '= ' - THOMAS A. HENDRICKS seems to be the people’s choice for and will - the PRESIDENT, af HEshouldßE. nominated, S. U. REPOP. Ll e r— . Only yesterday I had such a bad Cough that I could not do a thing. A few doses of Dr. King’s New Discovery cured me completely. ' - | " % —— - .t.____,_.._ : { That Read Layw. - L JEFFrERsoN Twp,, Jan.18,’76. To the Editor of The National Banner: ; In reading, uver THE BANNER, I noticed semething concerning theroad law. I tell you that is the most important matter of the day. A law en-. acted, like the ome you speak of in your paper, is just what I wish to see, or one similar to that. I have talked to some of my neighbors on the subject and that! is their senti’ment: T for one, say this matter should be well - looked to, for ‘ou'r.roads ar€ in a bad condition, and will remain so for all time to come under the present law. JOHN ‘A. SINGREY, Trustee. g 2 ————— e ———— All persons are hereby notified that they should procure a bottle of Dr. King’s New Discovery tor Coughs and Colds. It cures. ; e Horp FAST To FHAT WHICH IS Goop.—Many having tried all kinds of Saleratus and Baking Powder are now holding fast to D. B. DeLand & Co.’s Best Chemical Suleratus, as the only good, uniform article of the kind. H. A. DeLand & Co.having had twen-ty-five years experience in its manufacture claim it is the only brand made in which all the impurities are removed and are- satisfied to let it stand on its own merits. Try it once. Lo e S— - : Elder Lemon officiated at quarterly ‘meeting, Saturday and Sunday. We seéldom see the Elder, without recalling to mind the Congressional Convention at -Albion, in 1854, the year before the organization of the repub- ' lican party, when in his company we attended that cohvention, and assisted in the nomination of Saimuel Brenton, .who was trinmphantly elected.—La--3 Grcmgé Standard. s ¥ et SERReRER e o O T . COTTON.—January 17,775, in Albion, a daughter'to the wife of G, W. Cotton; weight 10 Ibg, N MARRIED. = 'LECOUNT—STUMBAUGH.— January 13, ’76, at the bride’s residenee, in Sparta twp., by Elder R. S. Groves, Mr. James L. Lecount to Misgs Mary L. _Stumbtfugh, all of Noble county. VALUABLE TOWN PROPERTY SR IR The s,ubscri‘ber, ‘coﬁtemplating moying West, offers the gab o “COVELEL FPLACE.” in the town of Ligonier, at private sale, at a rare bargain It contains® 1014 acres. and embraces one of the best orchards in the country—about 120 peach trees, 65 pear trees, 25 cherry trees, plum trees, &c. One-quarter of ar acre raspberries, large strawbeiry patch; in short, the place is admirably suited for a retired farmer or some one wighing to pag especial attention to the cultivation of all kinds of fruit. , .For further particulars inquire at thie office or on the premises. . WM A. ADEE. Ligonier, Janugry 20, 1876.-39-mog3 . |

TO ALL THOSE WHO WANT Pictures Framed « CTULCS JLlamed. ! I will E;ame Pictures, for ¢ ‘he | 30 D M'he Next 30 Days, 1 : : at about 3 | matlr PpPrRICE ] Al kinds of Frames made to order, on short’ IVotice. Call and see for youreelves, I will give yrou an Bxlo Frame, Glass and Rack for 25 cents. AJso: Brackets, Wall Pockets, Comb ases, What= Nots, Flower Pot S tands, Toys, &c,, &o. : ' Q) ¥ o i’ - largains !—DBargains ! ! FOR‘TIIE NEXT THIRTY DAYS.: All areinvited to call. Next door to the Hotel, up-stairs. - 'D.M.REYNOLDS. Ligonier, Ind., January 20, 1876.-3 w - - Mrs. Joanna Judd, TAILORESS, ‘ L) All Kinds of Tailoring Done to Order. - Having left the store of J. Strang, Jr., 1 take this method of informing my friends that I can be foun in the first house east of the new school buildibg or: the north side of the river, or all or dets left at the store of Stansbury & Son, will receive prompt attention. - g 34-m3 ©° Mrs. Joanna Belt, DRESS AND MANTUA-MAKER. Rooms over Deimy"ﬁ Drug Store, 1n the 01d Piefee T Bulding, ! i e LIGONIER, INDIANA, _ AL worlgb;{;&one in neat and fanhioi:iple styles.— Prompt attention given to orders and satisfaction gusranteed. CHARGES REASONABLE. Public datronage respectfally solicited, =~ = | 29:8m . EMPIRE o o ..-—.-AND——‘—— ] ;,‘,-.‘-’ff- | MABAERAWAY, Brop'r, s PRI e IS RN R e U L 1 ment orßlock, 5: : Ligenier,lnd. Wf%’?“w‘m ,f‘*a' L t"“ ”“‘ euk s nan R 0 i e o XL Rl e L e ANy TR | wiateaco crpmn s prstmeonans: Bi g ane s I R O i e

~ DELINQUENT LIST for 1874. o . Com ___AUDITOR’S OFFICE, i e 2 : - NOBLE COUNTY,INDIANA.S . B::£ii sl b e e The following is a list of Lands and Town Lots in said county of Noble, r'etum'«} and remaining delinquent for the non-payment of taxes due on the same for the year 1874, and former years, with penalty and interest charged thereon. Also the taxes for the current year, 1875, to which a pensity ‘of ten per eentum will be added if not paid on or before the third Monday of April, 1876 f : qee . WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP ~Ro. 1 0 o 0 e GETRET R s R eTN Y L = SI9E) 218 2 L e LB ; ; . (BIRB TIE Lt s e ] e R . NAMES. E .. . DBSGRIPTION.T -.- | 'Pi; Lhidgle - - : { st Rt T T e At S T T T T e e e et ettt ga.rll, JD— e5tate........: l 101 [nndxvided two-thirds east half s e quarter.:..... FM 133] 'Bi 53135124 36 all, Moses, jun..........c, |M2 lwhf B e quarter.. ... ... .. ..o ieiiniiueaa BB 33! 8| SOI..A:_IB 46 . . SPARTA TOWNSHIP.—No. 2. .. El e %arney, WmM...oooooeonn] 21D @ COF BW Q. ooene e veeiineeneiegannensmennenne|lo[B4] 8 10..) 11 33 ' same secheciecens [ BUD W GEBO QL. oo iniiniiesi bt i neinanra (10K 1] (40]. 01 14 44 Hahna, Themathia........] 346 Bf 0 W Qr. /.., oiiiieniniitiaiaeioaan,o 141, 80]..] 18 52 Rermno IW. oo ovcdiialdibinegqenwar ioo Al i eet o ul.‘g.. 40|..] 1250 BAMe ~.....--..........| 420jeast half of the south-east quarter................} 2[../..| 80}..| 19137 : PERRY TOWNSHIP.—No.3B ' P g el S sLo eSe e g s e e e T el Amsden, Nancy R...... ] bleast’half south-west quarter, south-west qr.....|26 35l 8 201.. .20 43 Parks, 5arah5.............| 412/east half of the south-east qmrter..........-....\_’: coleo) 80l 40 76 : ! it ELKHART EOWNSIIIP.—.—NQ 4 e Cass, Leyi and Lucy.......i 135;no_rth,west qu1rter...;....L....‘.............v.... 1135] 9 160i..1 40 27 Ed%erton. Joseph K.......: 199/south west quarter.........cc....cco.cooiseia.. (311,11 160(..] 51 86 Hobbs, J F................. 1 296\west half north east qUATter.. .. ....c...qcousn. (32)--fof | 80/-.| 5048 Hanna, Hagh T............} 311|frl north esstquarter. .Lo Lo i iuo U TS 88’88" 914 sgmes 00l 312 north west quarter of the north west quarter.... /14/../..]'40..|. 505 Kessler, Sophiah....... ...} Hssinorth east quarter of the north east quarter..... |14]..|./ 40;.:} 611 Knappenberger, A.........: 350iwest half of the south east quarter.......;...... (80..[.:] 77...] 3648 ______._,_—————————_—.-_——.___“____,—r___._._—_______*___ o - YORK TOWNSHIP.—No. 5. e Edgenon; Joseph K..... -] 165\north west forner of the orth east quarter.... .. 7[341 9 3;59f 89 same <»ees-o.| 166itrl nOTth WSt quarter......c..cioaiiciiiiiiee |6] 1 2321T5] 27 35 McConnell, G W ..........{ 298/frl south westquarter.. . .c..... sii ... ...... 61..1. .} 761..1 85 16 | same oo saioo.[:3l2fr] northeastquarter. 0000 il 00l il Il 5[ 138111 1345 Webster, 5im0n.j..........| 487/€aßt pATt BW Qr 8W Qv . ... ioiiiiioian.iaoals l"9-.. oot 17:12same oed oo 488|weet part west half south west quarter........., | 9|..[..] b5/64| 69 0L Webster; J0hn...._.L.....| 493/south part south east quarter south east quarter I 8.0 514 41 ' ‘NOBLE TOWNSHIP.—No. 6. i h o Edgerfon, Joseph K. ......| 143/north' east quarter north east qun;ber. veaae s s 130133] B} 40 ..} 14793 Hanua, Charles ........... 238&'1'1 DWGPIW QP ..ceotemninciaiosasanonsa cacaf oifol 4001 TOB Heltzel, Henry...... ... 241|fr] north of lake, south west quarter............J11}. 1. | 3022 8 .33: Lantz, Josiag‘...... «e----| 350s0nth west quarter of the north west quarter....|{4/..|..| 40 ..[ 510 Milligan & 8r0wn.........| 378jundivided one-third south half n e quarter...... [l2]...[.J| 2666/ 18 68 Moore, Wi11iam...........| 399/frl south west quarter...........c.iii..i00ue oo 6. 1261, ] 34 64 Olinger, J05eph...........| 463 west half south west quarter....................[36] .[..| 80. |24 04 Sharp &50n..............| 530jundivided one-ninth west half s east quarter.... 1'3‘21.. o 647 -4 43 Taylor, Reuben............ 596|easnhalfnorth wesbquarter.. oo kL L aßpt ol ag 18 ,GREEN TOWNSHIP.—No. 7. o Ly ‘Emmick, Ephraim.........| 112/north east corner of the south west quarter.....|2B/33/10 1007 492 Hill, Geo. F. .............| 208/north east qnarter of the south east quarter.,...| 9|..]..|- 40;.,‘; 871! Tawney, Isagc.... ....... | 444/west part s.e quarter of the n e quarter.. . .._.| 8/..|..1* 7.| 8 g’) Teegarden, Wm........... '446l‘southfeaat quarter. ... oiiicetotolito i, b 28l L 160]L 197 | Tawney, Amanda._.......| 447gouth east quarter of the north west quarter....|26{..1..1 40i..{ 12 53

Sab s JEFEERSON TOWNSHIP.~—No. 8. : D | Scovell, Azuba............|3B9]eastgide south half south west quarter..........| 5]34/10] 15|..| 7&6 . 4 ' ORANGE TOWNSHIP—No. 9. : 3 80hn,David...............| 40)west half of the north east quarter................}24]35/10 80/.] 28 89. +«Edmonds, Th0ma5........ 299 least side of east half of north east quarter....../31{..{..| 11...| 200 @Grannis, O P..............| 354 least half of south west quarter...............4..| I}:.]..| 80/..| 54 12 same ceemse-oesoo. | 363iwest half of south east quarter..................| 1] |.. 80;.. 52 78 Neuman, 8F......5.......| 758/north west corner of north east quarter.........|16{,.}..| ..|ls| 6 538" *Olmstead, Harvey.........| 783/south half of south east qnarte_r...-.......,.;...‘i 41..1..] T7175] 65 34 Trowl, Jac0b.....i.........| 993isouth west quarter of north’ east quarter....... 125 ~+f--| 40| 16 93 Young, Harvey........... 0 llﬂwestbalfolvqest;_Lalt'ofn*orth“eas‘tquarter...,.. 6.l p gol 10 98 same S eeesir.--...|1174n0rth east.corner of north west quarter.........| 8/..1..| 20{..| 579 e . WAYNE TOWNSHIP—-Neo.lo. .-~ b Albright, H...............| 16south part east half south east quarter........iL.| 53511 60;..| 10 35° Butler, Henry W..........| 3Giwest part west half north east quarter..........| 7/.:{..| 30/..| 12'32 ~ Bame ,' 31 east part west half north east quarier...........} 7{..[..| 39 'l6 08 Grannis, © P..............| 183/frl north east quart@®5.......0.....00..0. wao..u] 610101 148148] 20 62 : £ | 264/east half north e%qmrter......,.....-.........18 20l Byl 23 47 . : ' ALLEN TOWNSHIP.—No. 11. Ml Diggins, Char1e5..........|....|frl north east quarter of north west qup'rtgr....‘fl 5[34|11] 34]..| 86 It. ) : SWAN TOWNSHIP.—No. 12, ' J i A e e S i e se e i e N s s gl Hanna, H0race...........- 278iuorth east quarter of south west quarter........ 19133111} 40)..| " 8 80, Harrold, Danie1...........| 30l|west part of south half of north east quarte_r.,..:}si.". 2ib 5000 6 8a: Jackson, HA..............| 346isouth east quarter of south west quarter.... .'.'\.{RQB;_. [ 400 1 iTios Ley, J05eph...............| 864|west half of sonth west qQUATLEr: ... .. .0n.0n... by 18\.. -l 801.. d 7 6] Metzker, Ge0rge5........| 390 south halfof south west quarter................[:6 Ll 80,2 ?! 14 97 o ~ TOWNS.—LIGONIER. fa t i 7 HiE G §3 £ : : Z| T ; : 22 3 . ;j G e ] :ggt e : B Bi vae . ‘ j iy Biß H \ ¢ =2 1 ; — | et g ped & i ; ; | &l v i CoermiE SR e G e “w.l:' | : NAMES, sl NAME OF ADDITION. ffSIRE e i ! : . ¢ G G | t..,E1 i ; e o : : 1 Sig Abrame Blizabeth..--oo | ISmithis Additlon i e a soo o B e 8amgr?WmM....._\...... 22Fi5her&C0’5Additf0n.......,‘..................,.,,,_.,.‘ 7!9[ 579 ;. same RS T o T doi i niiia s st sl el e ‘Banm; AATOD....-..0--..| 30[Smith’s ~ . Q 0 el g s sl R R Baker, En0ch............-.| .34/Randall’s dof | acliiicpian bl ot Lo ] gO5 same Sairniaiendl ahkevde ¢ Qoo mla it L s o 11l 147 BAMRG Lol Uil cen 96 do e el S b U e T 89 ¢ same S 8y do do' 00l ses TR o 89 Beard, Catharine:.........| 61[Millet’s conde Rt Ie e R 1()i 3 702 Barnett, Th0ma5..........| 72/Straus’ e d SRI U L 191.. 487 Barney, Alma E...........| 73Miller's - QO Rt L e S T o e same e oot do OO e e e G s B G e : same weeiiiewie..| Ts|Richmond’s do {' 97/ ‘946 Slsame v, o llthisn T 8 ide SeadG Sl Ll R S U el e Collins, Michae1.,.........| 114] do idb . Blifeet north 5ide.............. 41‘_. 635 Conley, R0bert............| H5/Chapman’s .ido fettetaniaclingieiaataaneaenns| 1T 9gD i same BN g do - :de‘ Seesbaiia Gl ol est sl g i Crosby, Han50n...........| 120/Smith’s b g R e '2O! |- 287 Corbin, J0hn..............| 154 Randall’s Qe Sl SsleN G e o e Dittman, John F........_.| 204{Miller’s b pßai i eas SO RSO RS _10]:) 603 Enoch. Ge0rge...:..,.....| 227jRichmond’s dov ei bl 4.t 1914 Edgerton; Joseph K.......| 228 Miller’s ! pleiienetn ol S SRR S B B e “1 “same Sy 2‘29’ do do 4 .................v..1f.....'....... ‘B;4. 298 . ' same s 2301 'do - do, e e 9l 4. 315 pamME ROU DL doE sl e eSI sl seley el same 932' do > do hqeeesiesaacciiodicaaiivaeeaoe] 6L 19 51 » same . RR O do 0 cliosdo cetessiiaeccencee T 01 9BT LI afine esl Hodh) do ; do cseliiiietiocaienaciacciasniana b 1000 6TS 4o BRIE oo Lol A9T do do sdpacevaceosdtodotiin coSR Eh 10l e same s3R do do S aeatas il elioto Lo doauc [TRT Gl 5 game St ol do {3 oWb e R SSS e SR ,216’._| 2:46 same 5 hA. gézdh do - . %o Sesßdread il s ‘i’-g.i 1%% rty, Saral ceses-a-.| 855/Chapman’s 0 seebereeimecenciiao i if] 1T Hagf;mgz 356;Ricl'})mond’s . do Jaea5tgide...1.............. 161...'"14_2‘2@} . Bamelll o 20T LTSI R e e L S game LiarsiceisiL 308 i o S 0 e 2501 OF same i sesi b 880 AdD ot nrs et ‘2”--‘}-' 164 © same ceeiiennege.l 3601 do Coptadol acniiides e diasdiasdaveaaao |9B 1185 game Wi E v b3l Ry e do " eeiiiieiiceea aellieliitoon) 20000 195 same SEisiiniesßaßl i ida Ao seiiiiiieiiiiaiiiieieeeee el b BOLLE 280 + same teiieue.nin.| 368IGerber & Knisely 0 ...ioeooooiiioiieleaieliaeend 6121 11T Hicks, W R.l 404/ Miller’s® do west ha]f,.,,.;:..,.../..‘......,... I{f same el b _4os} do .- do, westhalfi. o 1101 l el }‘, ‘l3 68 Knoblock, John C.......,.| 496/Fisher Co’B ~ do' ceeoooveieoicioa viiieaeiied” 71 3118 81 Murphey, 01iver...........| 58| Wood’s SEs e L s Miller, P D................| 6008 w cor of sw qF of sec'2, tp 35 north, range § east, 1 acre|, ..l 1.36 aßame oL Uh e L 6251 Richmond’s Additi0n................-...‘.........._..T.. 46t0F 905 Miller,-EHzabeth-. 000 F 630iPishere: =O7 do - oiicine itain an il oo Ui 98 e e Poor, R. ...t iiic:.aouia) 698IWeHmawe 5 fo . Ciiio-iilioooacitl 00l L b A3k B B Randall, J R..............| T64Randall’s do- \q| < BlLp A Scovell, John H...........! 786iFisherd To’s d 0 @ .eccoveiiideoaiiii il 1 215 96 game iße T S s s eeTl U 12...-2’792 Shobe, Ira (e5tate).........| 807lse cor of section 87, twp 35 north, range 8 ea5t..........{.. e g 89

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linguent for the non-payment of taxes due-thereon for the year 1874, and former years, and returned ‘to me by the Treasurer of sald County, including tié interest and pen ty, together with the tax of the current vear. 1875. as the same are severally charged, with the amonnt of uxcin exhibited fn thvé'for'ego{ngl!'st._ Aoy 3 i : ",.";b.\:": ». i 7;, s 3 % ‘ e _ Witness my hand this 99th day of December, 1873.. - o e e e e el sl e e G JAMES O, STEWART, -/ ol g T e 8 Audifor Noble County, Indiohe, . Notice is hereby given that 5o much of the above described lands and town lots as may be necedsary to dischargo the taxes, interest, penalties hnd charges thereon, or which may be due from the owners thereaf at the time of the aa?, will be sold at public auction at the court house, in the town . of Albion, inkaid county of Noble, ot the'second Monday of Hebruary, 1876, commencing at 100’clock A 2 0f said day. Dated'at Albion, this 29th day of December, 1875, | | e e e " JAMES ¢ STEWART, =|, [3B=w4] - e G /. v Auditor of Nable County, Indiana.

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