The National Banner, Volume 11, Number 20, Ligonier, Noble County, 7 September 1876 — Page 3

S . e g & e S k- : X e 5 : 3 @he Batiowal Binner eB: e £ - LOCAL 4ND MISCELLANEOTS. ] L Clubbing Bates: t oo : Wa will furnish Tue NaTroNa L BanNerandthe weekly editions of the following ndmed papers, __9ne year, to wit: ] e Bannerand Chicago Tribune.......}........5335 ¢ fott - Chicago Timesiic oDo ... 3565 : e b | New York World, ./ i,.5.5.... 300 " * Indianapolis 5entine1....:...... 825 g ¢ o Ir}dianapolis' J0arna1.....: <.« 0 300 -t :“‘ “* CincinnatiEnquirer...t..eo.eea. 855 < % Indiana Farmer. 15....:......... 360 . “‘ * . Godey’s Lady’s 800 k............ 455 % [ PrabrieFarmer..i...;.ecece.c.. 8375 Terus: Cash,invariably inadvance. - : : Theabove terms apply to subscribers in Noble scounty outy..‘;’ Ten cents must be added on sub--scriptions outside the county. = . SUBVSCrR‘I‘EER'ﬁh_o xecei;ez_ 7t;h—_eii;'impers o with an X marked on the margin will an- . derstand that the time for which they have paid has expired, or i-sabout to expire, and { t.hfxt if they desire to receive the papertheY must remit. immediately. ) ey . NOTICE i . ) + S N f . o ~ STRAUS BROTHERS lave the exelusive agency for the sale of our W2AGONS AND . BUGGIES, in Ligonier ang vicinity and are aun= thorizeéd to sign our Warranty for the same. -+ All work shipped to them are manufactured of good material and fully guaranteed against lmperfections in workmanghip and material. i STUDEBAKER BROS, MFG CO., | STt ' SQUTH BEND, IND. * . . ALL THOSE IN. WANT OF : - Wagons s Bugei gonss B — — 'Wagons? Buggies, . Of ANY STYLE, will please give usa call: - We will ‘insure satisfaction both. in PRICE AND QUALITY. ‘lf desired, from Ito 3 Years timo will be given. ) ) : i -Call and Examine as we always keep an | .~ assortment on hand. - iy o ! s %|} .1 .1 STRAUS BROS. | . . s | ) 3 £ - - The Fair begins September 19. | J. Ir vyou wanta good-fitting swt of . ‘clothes call o ¥d. Rapseh, at J. C. Zimmgrmfm &Co’s. - - 16-m3.~ . Buy your Fruit Jars at Tldreds’ _ - Drug Store. _. L o Prepare something ‘for the Fair. Buy your Paints, Oils, Varnishes ~.and Brushes of -~ = Eldred & Son. ‘Tailoring work of every description. : will“be done to order in the best- and | neatest mauner. Ep. Raprscr, © - | .. 16-m3, Tashionable Tailor. .. Prepare something for the lair. TF you ‘want a good Farm Wagon, " Carypiage or Buggy, don’t fail to call * ‘on E. B. Gerber betore you buy. ~ * | EXGEL & Co. call attention to their advertisement. Their present stock | Must.and will be Sold, to make room for Fall Goods, if Low Prices will sell them. R .= The Fair, begins September 19, . - | v Fruit J4rs! FKFruit Jars! ) ~ % A ldrge lot of wax and Self-sealing | * Fruit Jars just received at Eldred & Conis Drug viore. i &0 ~ Preparelsomething for the Fair.

PERSONS troubled with Asthma, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Sore -Throat, or Headache, should use the Vaporizing Inhaler. These are the best Inhalers in/use.. C. Eldred & Son have the exclusive sale of them in Ligonier. 5

‘David Baum sold a walnut tree on his place, near Delphi, last Fridav, for fitty dollars, ‘Fortysfive years ago the eighty acres on “which the’ tree grew sold for one hundred dollars.

‘The best place to buy Hair BrushesClotli Brushes, Tooth Brushes; Toilet *Soaps, Perfumeries and Hair Oils is et Bldred’s & Son's Eug‘&ltarez ¥ BT I N 2 iAN E S i

A husband in Council Bluffs was recéntly Sold for a‘brindle cow;'a calf and 820. That is more than some we xnow are.-worth. et L

4 A ¢oop assortment of Pamt ‘and White-wash DBrushes; also DPaints, Oils and Varnishes,at Eldred’s Drug Store: - S3e

ARE you going to I’)zii_nft,? If so, call at Eldred’s for Miller’s Chemical Paint —the cheapest and best in the market.

‘i.ast Sungay JFacob Myer, livifig at Star Mills; Fountain county, was kill--ed by being thrown from a horse and striking a tree, the force of the blow crushing in his chest,. .~ o

GIVE us a call at our new quarters, and you will find that we are better . prepared than- ever to supply your ! wants in the boet and shoe line. B T. E. CASEY & Co. |

Prepare sormething for the Fair Y s e e

willie-Ade, spil of Wm. Ade, majl agént'at Davenport, died on Menday afternoon,’ from the ‘e]ﬁ‘ééts of lockjaw. About two weeks ago the deceased was hit on.the leg near the knee with a stone, thrown by another boy, and a few.days ago the leg begai swelling 'and became .very painful. Lock-jaw set in on Sunday, and his sufferings ended the following day.

},:gxtra,cts"qf rogts -and herbs are the constituents of I%(ﬁ';,lle;rrllx g’s Yeronica f,ung Extragct, for Bronchitis, Asthma, Colds, Coughs, and all irritation of the throat and bronchial organs. Ask your druggist for a circular. For sale by H..C. Cunningham, Ligonier, Ind. ; - o o ;

The JFair begins September 19

& ¥hen the systemr i enfeebled by . disease, by the wear and tear of busi- * ness life, by ‘continual mental anxiety, . Dr. Herring's Compound ® Extraots, ' the great tonic and restorative, is the +| 'most reliable medical agent that can | be had. - For sale-by H. C. Cunning--1~ ham, Ligonier, Ind. - - _ The Fair begins September 19.

‘= Centennial Grand Excursion. . ' - Al traing stop to let you . witness the:immense reduction of prices at the -~ old reliable Fyrnitiire Emporiumof . A Brown, who, having just returned from the eastern cities ‘and gorresponded witli wholesale houses, has effected arrangements whereby he can ‘sell at bottom ' figures vhés large and select stock of-Furniture, eonsisting of everything usually found in‘a first-class establishment. - : p ! e Hels u '?:E%E‘A‘IVEER,‘ H 5 ~* fn the Undertaking' line my "Coffins ' and Caskets are of the best quality, - and will ‘be sold ab greatly reduced - prices. | A good Hearge-always in at- * tendance. Beautifully worked shrouds ~ ifor 14dies, cheap. I hive also the embalming fluid, which will arrest de- - composition for several days, and is - at the game.timg a.lg;eagt disintectant, -} egtend 3 egrdial ipyitation ta my ‘ ius%om‘éts and'‘the ?umic genérally to - gome and examine for themselves, - - et W AL BROWN. " No. 33 Cavin St., sigh of chair on _ top of brick store front. .., . . .P.S.—Best spring bed-bottoms in theUnited States. =~~~ ' ,

Get ready for the Noble Co, Tair

‘fhe Attica ‘ﬁ:lge'r says 4 cerfain - ¢itizen of that place has @ plum tree - inhis gia.rd. or what was a plum tree, : for it died last winter, At least it - lappeu'ez -%Q%id?;h'{or ‘it has l:iudfno eaves upon i this spring and summer, and no. blossorag, .f%gét,' ‘strange . asit mﬁy.;ggge&xjvthe_. iree is now bearing fruit, a Jxagfiﬁgw %:5 more in e condition, which is like ordinary &‘Ln“:“‘*’““f,’%gwmw Tokin or Tind HEE A o sedds Wiin, :§2i : = -

—Turner’s theatrical troupe exhibited to fair audiences on Thursday, Friday and Saturday of last week,

* " =~Our worthy townsman, J. W.Wyland, does not hanker after that proffered greenback nomination for'the Sheriffalty. Ty : —lt seems “kind of natural” to again see the tall form of Capt. Braden upon our streets.. He is heartily welcomed by a legion of friends. ~ —'Squire Hostetter and councilman McConnell have been on the sick list during-the past few weeks, Both are now, however, in a fair way of recovery. SR s

—Some of the Hawpatch folks express the opinion that our.Nappanee Reporter will need a plug hat before Jacob Gary, provided he relates a true story and one Miss. R——dosn’t fly the track. C e L

-~—This is' the talk of three voters out of every five you meet: “I-go for a. change—things cannot be “worse, and may be better—a party in power so Tong as the present gets corrupt, and we must have a change.” —Peter Cooper owns more government bonds and ‘national bank stock than any man running for President; and ‘yet, forsooth, Peter is expected to annihilate the national banks, and ‘pn‘y' his(own bonds in greenbacks. _

—Mr. J. H. Hoffman returned from the Centennial'last Thursday. Like nearly ‘everybody else who has been there, he expresses himself in ecstatic terms rovér the grand sights afforded by the great international exhibition.

—By a unanimous vote of the _l’erx‘y township Tilden and ITendricks Club, Mr. Wm. Culveyhouse has been requested to deliver,m‘l'address at the next meeting at' that organization—next Monday évening. . Everybody will be interested in what Mr. 'C. has tg say on the political situation, ;'f —dJ. W, JPeters, foreman of THE BANNER oflice, started for the Centennial last Monday morning, to be gone three or four weeks. ITe will spend several weeks-in Snyder and Union counties,Lfl’ennsyl'vania, visiting his ‘parents and a small battalion of broth‘ers, sisters, cousins, aunts - and uncles.: The best wishes of “all hands” accompany him.. & - ) —Nelson Prentiss, Esq., of Albion, was intown.on Saturday. It is supposed that he came here for the purpose of helping along the greenback q;msé, but as there was no meeting, nothing could -be done in that direction. ~ We would like to hear Mr. Prentiss,on the currency and Peter Cooper qile_.stion. - Come over and give us a speech, Nelson! . = Large numbers of > Mr, Baker’s s‘peéch. Ir} Qongregg'mje héi‘ugvcircuiated hereabouts, with a view to' convineing the people] that nothing wrong has beenidoné by the. republican ‘administration. Mr. Baker indulges extensively in figures which, by the way, will not bear inve‘stig:_‘ition or analy- | sis.” There is an “irreconcilable difference between . Lis representations and thie ezhaustive showings of Mr. Dawes. _Judge Skillen was in town last Saturday, to introduce ‘his greenback sQezrker frem Michigan. Unfortunately; the masses did not gz_ttl{er, and";i the Judge was denied the privilege o_f‘.} doing the agreeable, XNow, J ﬁdge,,‘ next time you 'send a speaker around lere, have theé announcement properly published in THE BANNER, in con: spicuous type, "and fyow’ll secure an audience. All of us suffering fellow travelers want to know, you krow, liow to get more greenbacks. . —Overtures have Leen made by the ‘managers of the greenback movement, to. persudé Capt. Braden into the acceptance of a nomination for Bherx;xf The (,aih. however, firmly réjects the 15,1'09031 ion, averring that he has no inclination to dabble in politics, that e is engaged in business requiring his undivided attention, and that the only capacity in which he can serve the -people is that of supplying them with trees that are certain to grow and to, bring forth good fruit.

' —Capt. J. E. Braden, who has been away from home during the past three months, engaged in selling fruit trees, retirned on If;riqay“i‘:ist',‘?md will res main here four or five weeks, to take orders from the people of this locality. Tire Cdpt. has been canvassing’ihe counties of Howard, Cass, Porter, etc,, and succeeded very sz,iti,sf;tc’torily in securing ‘a ;}:u"'ge numbeér of orders. Being a square dealing man, persons prdeyig Hruif - trees of him may rest assured- of getting exactly what they bargain for, ) ' . —Qur excellent friend, Mr. Charles Weade, of Sparta township, had the kindness, the other day,to bring to our office eight ears of corn, this year’s growth, which in point of size surpass anything in the line of mammoth corn which we haye geen ior 4 lofig time. The seed was brought into this county Ly John €. Lane, who ohtaided it at the Indiana State Fair a few years ago. Mn Weade informs us that Le experiences no. difficulty in obtaining a yield of 75 busheéls to the acre. We are going to try our luck in accomplishing a like result with this kind of corn next 'season,

. -Schaol -pomumenced on Monday, witli a goad attendance. - Now, let all the gchool children determine to ag: sist our.excellent superintendent in building up a school of which the entire community may. feel proud. Prompt compliance with the rules laid down fcr the government of the gchgol is'ane i the esgentials ta the attainment -of that laudable purpose, The hearty co-operation of pupils and parents. 'will' render the ‘career of a teacher one of pleasure and gratification, -instead of making it burdensome, thankless and unpleasgnt. Let all- well-disposed people congider @l}_?ﬁg important {ruihs and act aeddrdingly - —The Perry Township Tilden and Hendricks Club held its second meetng.en Monday evening. Quite a nnmber of persons became members of J-ttxie ’Clu‘(i). According to previous announcement, . the President —H, G, Zimmermah, Tsq ~doliverdd a short hut effective addregs; chiefly developed toa review of ‘Congressman Baker's speech in Congress. Mr. Z. showed .up the fallacy of some of Mr. Baker's assertions and palpable erroneousness of his table of figures. ’Squi | Banta also made a few rémarkss;%zg which the editar of Tiux BANNER responded to acall of the club by a'few | desnltory remarks upon some of the v?tal issues of the pregent contest, - .

: ROME CITY ITEMS. | Thepicuie ok § Wedtiedid of . léstFWéelg.%?ﬁild h‘i%"ﬁ*eeﬁ “ﬁegiit-- | icent affair had the weather been favorable. But the morning was dark and gloomy, and it not only rained but poured. '*About 9 o'clock, however, the clouds broke away and the sun came out. Instead of twelye or fifteen coaches, only four arrived, but all well'tilled. The day turned out to be all that could be desired, and all enjoyed themselves well. The boat race took place in the afternoon, as per advertisement, and was quite éxciting. The parties from a distance ‘were nicely equipped and well fixed, but Rome City. earried off the prize and fobbed the $2O. Mr. Geo. Moore, a promising young Roman, entered ‘his vessel with stoga boots, calmly took hold of the oars,and on a race of half a mile and return, round trip, distanced his competitors six rods or‘ more. With a little practice George weould - probably beat William @ Tell . himself. . The mile trip ' was made inside offive minutes. The tub race was a’ laughable affair, but did not amount to much. The sack race did not come off; All ended well and satisfactorily. : ~ The Presbyterian pic-nic on Thursday was a nice affair.. Eight coaches, well filled and accompanied by the. best band in Fort Wayne, made their appearance.. The Fort Wayne folks are now closely and intimately connected with Rome City, and the frequent visits of the-Queen’ Ciﬁy excursionists make our acquaintance deep and lasting. The Fort Wayne Band makes music equal to any band in America, and their. presence in our town is always an object;' of interest and pleasure. T B We see by THE BANNER that the Democracy are to hold a senatorial convention in our town ou the 613;11 inst. (which will .be past before this is in print). If they will have the. good judgment to nominate some good greenback man, he will give Elijah a ]mrd‘&ace; yes, he will beat him. Tt will be a good joke on Uncle * ’Lige.” The greenback "convention at Al--bion last Saturday was not as gener-ally-attended as it should have. been, and would have been, had a general notice been given. Mr. Robinsen delivered a fine speech, but nominations were postponed until one week from next Friday, at which time a full 'greenback ticKet will be put in the field, and from every indication at this time it will be elected. [Capital joke, that|—ED.] ' , TRy

: l;,‘J\elson,"i’reutisg, Esq., hag ta}g‘éu the stump for thel greenback cause. He addressed the greenback club at Brimfield on Wednesday eyening, and will do noble service in the- cau_s;eb ('lqxf_ing' the campaign. ) - . Malarious diseases.in this community have not abated. M{imy perso’n_g are still suffering. The entire' family of yapt, E, 11. Fisher, with one exception, have been stricken down. = All at this writing are better. -

- Ligonier will probably furnish the greenback candidate for Sheriff. Doc. Wyland seems to be too ;‘néde_‘ati_td come to the scrateh, but Capt. Jos. E. Braden, who fought and bled for his country, and who ‘well knows that greenbacks and the best blood of the country saved our nation, will ‘p,xwhpgxe bly be the next sheriff of the county, Let the people decide this matter. - The' school meeting last Saturday evening resulted in the election of J. P. Abrams as Principal, and Mr. Jas. Chapman,: of Ontario, as assistant, These teachers come well recommended and will no doubt be a sucgess. Fhe fall term of school will commence about the first of November,

- Taylor G, W. Clark has been tusseling with bilious disease. . Thomas McConnell, and others from Ligonier, were in town on Sunday.. Dr. Vincent has been so busy with professional duties of late that it has seriously interfered with his polities. _ Vincent C. Mains, Esq., of Kendallville, has visited our town frequen_tly of late. llis \rigjps a,’r;g g}g\gefgy cgpnected with the water ctire establishment, By the way, Vincent is getting the greenback disease quite badly, and if it continues it may be the means of sending him to the Legislature. . It is truly astonishing that none of our county papers publish the speech of Sam, F. Carey, made at Chicago las weejs, ' Let no one fail {o read that speech, 'Truth never suffers from investigation. . i : .- Robinson’s speech here did not suit either Republicans or Democrats, but & broad giin could everywhere be seen onstheiface of an Independent. -

Ou r picture tent lyaé left town

The G reenbackers ex péﬁ'@ to 'bixt-p'oll_ bpth Republicans a nd 'Demberats in. Orange township this year; ‘ Skillen 'and* Buffum, of the Woolen Mills, are.both aut on the road, selling the productions of that establishment. Cr T iy " ALEXIS. . e Yk a et it B “==Tfon. John Hißaker; of Gos Hen, republican candidate for - Congress* from ‘this District, will address thie | layes and Wheeler Club of Ligonier . - % i | L N v gn the evening 0% ge;;t. :pri: S .1,.-._1;,,f,_5,,,_i. ba, = ! SCHOOL, — @ur schoeol commences with the fineat prospeets of success. The enrollment is over three hundred already. Some of the departments are crowded, especially the Primary at the central school bu‘ud)ing i ik has an eiroilment of . * 4iris 15 celbainly unfavorable to both pupils and teagher. THven if there was room, it would be against the health and advancement of the pupils. In order to make it more satisfactory g& o%m b uts” the work more equally, tlie Ty t}ea have been compelied to ,};g@hﬂest all atudents who lie an ihe nort ggeat’f% ‘the river and ave not qualitled to enter vhe High School, to attend school, at the north building. This request. ~may seem harsh, yet, when we.properly rconsider the object in view, it will most certainly appear no longey’ severe, but will be satisfaciory to all. When the new school building 18 completed then this want for room will not, as now, aggravate us. Let us hopefully labor andiwait. = . % . . P.B~~Would it not be much better for our children to start at ‘once to school? - We have now & ¢ \q’ Sy aopid b g i to be “falling into line," 60 they can march right. on through the year withs out any hindmmﬁ_ by delsy. - Get rendy for the Noble Co, Fair,

b . ' CROMWELL ITEMS. ; P | There /i 3 an unlimited' amount. of sickness throughout the county now. A new time cfi'?i has gone into effect on the B. & o.Road. Trainsnow. leave this station as follows: = Going east—mail and express,l:l4 P. M.; express, 3:10 A.M.; accommodation and Adeal freight, 3100 p. 2. ; Going West—--Imail ‘and express, 4:16 P, M.; express, 11:55 P. M.; accommodation and local, Bidd A M nF e - Business is lively now in the-wheat and stock trade. , ot The grist-mill of this place has been doing an immense business for the past week.’ Their orders came mBO rapidly that they were compelled to grind several nights. . They are making “boss” flour. Wogiadid

The ftirst car-load of flour 'was shipped from this ‘place. by Miller Bros. & Co. last Saturday. It went to Aurora, 111. - S

Joseph Kimmel, of Stark county, ‘Ohio, after having paid a visit to his son, George Kimmel, of this county, left to-day for the “city of wonders,” where he expects to spend a month taking in the sights of the Centennial, and thence return to his home. Ie says he is three-fourths of a century old and fears if he. doesn’t go this time, the next time he won’t have the time to spare so foolishly. ‘When, we gazed upon those white Jocks, we concluded the old gent-was right. ‘.

. S. 'W. Miller, of the firm of Miller Bros. & Co., left here on Friday evening for Aurora, 11, to attend to some business of the company. Sam-is of telegraphic fame, and is a lively business‘man. S At il

A number of our citizens. are expecting to take advantage of the cheap rates to Chieagorand wisit:the Expesition this fall. s W

We have-a brilliant correspondent for THE BANNER from Sparta. We read his communication with pleasure; but he will do well not to mention any more rumors he .n_uﬁ- hear from Cromwell, as the citizens here are very sensitive. We will go down and annihilate him if we hear any more of it. - -

- Miss Sadie DLi"um, of Bellair, Ohio, left our village last. Thursday for Muncie, th’is‘State, where she will spend a few weeks with friends, then return to her home. She has spent the summer in our midst, visiting her friends and relatives. She was the guest of Wm. Smith’s family apd is a lady of high-intellect and fine social gualltiby, 1+ A R A

~ Al who went to see and hear Prof. Jones last evening, at the school house, were well pleased with the slight of hand perform:;:nce. ventriloqﬁ%sm, &e. “Bobby and @Grand-pa* made.fun for all. Bhe. exercises were disturbed several times by the “genteel” boys who remained outside and. elimbed un the side of the house to gaze in at the windows. Some of these young'n’s will appear before a J. P. and'issue a small amount of legal tendgr for their conduct some of these fine moonlight evenings, and which they ucbl} deserve to do. '\ MorziE, Jr.! . eil & B Sy A - KENDALLVILLE LOCALS. | A Tilden.and Hendricks Club ‘was orgagi7ked hélje last Sftturda)f e;{en_ing; and although po publia notice had Leen given, 85 members enrolled themselves. O, D. Willet was elected President, Henry Wakeman Secretary, and J. D. Weatherford Treasurer. C. G. Adichele, A. C. ¥. Wichman, O.D. Willett, Henry Wakeman, and J. D. Weatherford congtitute the executive coigiittee, A German Tilder Club will also be organiged this week. Let everybody turn out next Monday evening to' hear Hon. Fred. O’Donnell, of Towa. e is S'rgid to be a fine speaker. : a - The joint discussion between Heon. J. C. Stoughton and Congressman Baker, Wednesday night of last week, was quite interesting., Stonghton is an able speaker, with whom Baker will not bear compariser. “Raker (1d not controvert oveven toick themain . s AR 4y ¥ + points of ‘Btotighton’s arguments,'but picked out a few points with reference to figures and statistics, in regard to which. Baker claimed superior accuracy over:-his antagonist, who had no oflicial documents with him, but spoke from memory.. The _(;'o{l} dugt of certain republican fanatics in higging at some of Mr, Stoughton’s xemarks was extremely ' disgusting. While Mr. Baker may have felt flattered over his success in exciting his adherents toexcessive demonstrations of their inherent fanaticism, I can agsure him that he lost quite mq@@ of votes by his malignant parfisan SGIE b e

winly about 1,000 pergons listened to the'speech of Ben, Harrisow I Réed's Grove, ' Ilad it not beem for the “faithful”:from Lagrange, the meefing would have proved a grand.fizzle. Harrison is a fair spwkﬁn“%\iﬁ]im nearly all republican orators evades the real issues by ﬁa!mtingfﬁi!gdr»y garment. * He told sevetak‘W?‘l‘e stories, which copsiituted Ehe- hest portion of hig'speech, . 011 ' Everybody took a hearty laugh ovér Bill Groh’s “three cheers” for. the “Wheeler and Wilson. Club.” Bill has a peculiar faculty for getting: things 'slightly mixed when’ exeited over political affaive, b f\ f{semembev' the “townshi P caucusat: Aiehele’s office next Saturday .attex-

“I're prévalence of fover wnduhm? has created s gréat demand’ tor i‘ﬂui' , nlne. EGTE itk B reiiek .r}i':'.E oyl Joasil o 2HOLIBT "J/Adawm Foebl is happy:oyen tha arrival of a little ‘§am Piidon at hig flogaiehiert L/X huel A:mﬁ?. O RSO SIS RIOT T WA il

'~ <Daw Voorliees and Sendtor 'Jolift Sherman held a j Olntgisciigéfdhﬁé Columbia City Jaat, Faeaday, . Bive thousand people were in:attendance; bO-anjog: Ko sish theat. T s etiiep conceded that Voorhees ocame |out ahead, though Sherman did his level, best, - L e S

—Sunday School Pic-nie in'John P.] Kitt’s Grove, Noble township, Friday. September 15th. “All ave invited 1 , g are pained oy aep Dy e Q4ien of anotheral onF, ol ClEele, Mr. Johit ‘Wiliner, who™ abinisg ‘vecurred last Friday. Wé' believeé' the old ‘gentleman had . been failing for some time. He was a substantial fare 838 T FOP] 0 ¥ o A e i | Géb réddy for the Nobla'Gol Fatty

B ! SHL T ‘We truly hope that every man, we: man and child in Noble county will { make it convenient to attend the Fair, “which is to commence here one week from next, Tuesday (Sept. 19th) and | continue four days.. The exhibition of agricultiral, horticultural’ and pomological products will ‘be creditable to the skill and enterprise of our eitizens, and Will be an evidence of the fertility of our soil and its perfect -adaptation to the culture of the different cereals, as well as all kinds of vegetables and fruits. The live stock department will embrace some of the finest specimens of improved ‘breeds of horses, cattle, hogs and sheep in'the county. In works of mechanical skill and domestic manufactures generally -the display will be quite extensive, the Teading mandfacturers, mechanics and ‘dealers haying announced their inten--tion of making-exhibits. In the ladies’ department, our expectations are great forja grand exhibi‘t}oryof gg{qqylpqeéle work of every description, plants, cut flowers, paintings, engravings, chro-| ‘mos, and numberless other articles properly belonging to the feminine part of the Fair. The ladies through'out the county ‘should take hold of 4he matter, and get up a display creditable to their taste, skill and ingenuity. ‘That no time may be lost, we would suggest that'as many of the ladies as can possibly leave their babies long 'enough will meet togethetr in their reéspective localities at'once and mature their plans for the work expected of them. , Think what an interesting Fair we 'would have if everybody who ean (and all can if they will), would place on exhibition. at least one article of merit; the: product of his or her labor, skill and ingenuity. Let us all try. e ‘. Entries should be made at.once. Do not defer until Fair beging. Call on Secretary Hoffman after next Monday—at.the Bookstore. . L

Tue TEST OF SEIENCE—A close analysis of D. B. DeLand & Co.’s Celebrated Chemical S'aleo'a'tus; made by 11. A. DeLand & Co., atiFairport, N. Y., shows that it contains no matter deleterious to health, and that it will produce the most wllolespsne and nytritious bread. It Is,pu§ up in red papers and sold by thie popular groders everywhete, Tt is better than Soda, - ol oaaialyee e The Grent Nepthern Indiana Fair. . Secretary I, D. G. Nelsow -and i corps-of assistarity :i,i‘,z"aﬁ“’px"és“gﬁ%g

ily en g?agedﬂ'»inr makin gpxegmaztw;s for the greatNortierit ‘Tndiana Fair, whicliiill.open ab-the~Fair-grounds in Fort Wayne next Monday and centinue d\l.iripg thq week. ‘_'l‘he: prospects for;the ‘complete success of the exhi‘ition ure sald to be highly flattering. Entries in all departments are coming: in quite rapidly, and the.display: wastl be equal, and in some T€speéts superior, to anything vhere.:t,qtogg_ g\gitgessged in that city. The mosk novel, exciting and attractive teature of the Fair will be the hippodronie, ‘wliich has proved aperfect success wherever it has been. The“lgip’pédnqﬁ)e"' will' be shown on | Wednesday. Lhursday and Friday, and will consiat af 'Q"i_;'!ﬁ;i]'()trrztceé around the track, of the most _excﬁﬁllg hature. Fine blooded horses attached to the heavy chariots and driven by ladies around the track, 45 was done in Barnum’s great show last year, will gurely . attract p’Jarge prowd. . Phe evening enteytaingzent of this chaiacter wiil be given, if the weather is favorable. . It is safe to- state that there will be ‘more good horses on exhibition than ‘were eyer gathered in Ft. Wayne at | any one time before. The purses are‘ ‘very liberal, amounting to $3,700, and the races will'surely be a success. In thelive'stock department there will’ be an excellent display. Sql. Meredith, | jr,, of Wayne county, Mr. Sodowsk{;y,i of Illinois, and others, will be there with import?l herds of live stock. In’ fine art hall the exhibition promisesto be very fine. - Tho machinery department will-show a‘fine variety of mechanism. All the large manufacturing’ establishments of F't. Wayne -will exhibit quite extensively. The display! of agricultural implements. will excel “ anything of the kind ever exhibited in,l Northern Indiana. In the agricultural and horticultural depzmt»rrtxents, gla_p%‘ 3 e hhik i s e B Lobs b}tg?p. ¢+ Under': m_anagcqwnt of stch energetics thiordugltgoing gentlemen as |, DG Nelson, Edwin Evans, 0. A. . Simong; . 1.: Whiteo:T': ‘H. Wolke. and others oﬁ;;sim_'m};n; standing, the Nortlvern Indiana Fair ¢annot, fail to be a'suceess, and we i"éﬁf k?o dou?t thjt wul P»h €lB . Oig. our I Lt ~Q°‘?l.’ .Y' ciﬁge'lesﬁwm m?mk"e it-a point’to visit. Et Waynenext webl. - FlvE HUNDRED AND ¥§§ R OF s ill be dischéreed from the freasm Wik B v ?é;"‘o“}‘* . % a £~ q"y rected s s.ngh g, Of Tt s ,;x,’:: iy e . e e et Na reasonavie exclse o ne LU ed 81 M W IR SRCKR 1S tion stares Tonest labor in the fuce. Itis time for.a.change. ' v oo & o ' o 0 ee B eL 1 L . the U.BuOpdersnge which met hege igs week, desiro, gto veturn Piw;g;;q:th‘anks; m,,thea‘;peqpm,f of Ligoniet for the kind and hospitable treatment: aceorded - its 'fuembers- during: their sojourn in our midst. | ..o | sollqor el MR e eALA T L | el ERLEINISOPDRNG o o

iUt e ad] SO etiopd Lo idy Mades if yomispfﬁzc.li,d lot hiagie thé repu tation of beingi‘grasshoppered’:every year, &.wouldihave hiid:to pay-twejity dollarsan apre instead of six, and thie gﬂrggfﬁoﬁbel‘s ‘have.done mesolid thenWil ot bns BI 2 & toab RiNAE HOR AWe ieard: thredes BAH Woidh fiom. the lips,of & -fall’iel?‘%&‘wx;ﬁg{mu 60 IHingis, the other day . amun-of expexience and observation' who igs jast’ purchagad” inlf LSébtiQ&:ﬂQT‘!J‘&ﬁ: in Fillmore county, on'the:line of the urlington & Missourfßiver Railtoad:' iComlﬂ%v&» Promgnald, adodar i Phera tisia igreat: deal of truth bottled up in this confession.: Men from Illinois, and other States who come to: Nebraska and examine for themselves,’ ‘go away convinced of this fact, that -the grasshopper is by .no, means as. destructive as the chinch bugl they ; o e t.};gﬁsgc;ri«;sfltgé# hétxv' gfjgam. lare ‘eithier‘wholly false or greatly exA Qggerate?: and ngexxrea}igﬁ .;gl}p;ggq th} young_ State of. Nebraska, pen ean aise bigger crops; and make more %tmey it ey o athor st , ithata,lndmgh hat »w_q__fo;gsgmmag, 00~ asional gragshopper 'ty ng? Vs %hﬁ;gmsgmwmﬁﬁfgg‘&a? ) iﬁgo&'fl;@atn wo.years have: dono usno‘dnmage of , .ﬁ;@a‘ﬂéﬁ}#@iﬁ%’ﬁ#ﬁ& ything goes ifpwove; 61)%9%?“?@“ i ﬁ%ﬁ %Ofgéu%ﬂbmw“%?awgwm; cinoa- long series of “yeqirs, ant o T -ym:gc&%b}fﬁﬁmﬁﬁf Meing t‘rmdﬁ“ ods withigrow - lessy—iVe- ‘ aaga Hachonge, T T

L e B g e S s T RER -V Lgrectiow of Judge: i - " | (¥rom the Llion New Era) We think the Demecrats of Noble: county digplay rgl%arkdt’l)ly good sense inendorseing the resolutions intn’cbduce%e bﬁ(}olz%\l’ilﬁa&s in mlﬁiaj to the non—e}:tgm (If ‘the democr.atig party of this Judicial Circuit, in regard: To. tho, nominanoßEY 4 candidats HhE Judge to succeed Judge Besf, should” he: resign, and the Democrats of DeKalb and .gt.euben _counties will act wi‘s‘elg;if they act upon the views embottied™ 4ty those: ‘rékolutivns. . The

xeaders of the New FEra will recollec %‘hat months agéfféfdie?thei gu%}éc%;ggg selecting’” a* Judge 'Fot ‘this. Judicial ‘Circuit 'was agitated in the least, and ‘perhaps’ before Mr. Best’'had sighified ‘hid/ interition of resigning, we advo‘edted ‘just 'such a mevement as the ‘Penmoeérats 6f Noble ¢ounty have in‘dugurated by the action of their eon--vention on'’Friday (August 25th), and ‘we are’sorry to see that'the managers. ‘of-the'republican ‘party are so blinded by partisan strife to the best interests of the people of the district as' to put a partisan. candidate in ghe’ﬁeid, and one: whose -only’ sapport’ will "come ‘from that party dlone. © The election of a judicial officer should not be dependent’ upon the suceess of this or that party. ‘as he is in no' sense; officially, an' exponent of party principles, and if nominated and elected by the péople independent of party considerations; it could then niot be charged that ‘his action upon-the bench was inflienced by a dispesition to reward his political friends, or to punish political enemies. ¢ G

' - Chief Justice' Wiite, of the United ‘States Supreme Court, evidently took ‘the. correct ‘view in the matter ot judicial officers becoming mixed up'in -the political wrangles whieh periodie-. ‘ally loccur in this icountry, wlen, in “his letter to a friend declining to liave +his name sed in connection with the républican nomination for chief magistrate of tlie nationyhe expressed the opinion that meémbers of thé'Supreme Court: 'shiould 'be entirely freed from iparty trammels, and that they should -be ‘made ‘inéligible to the ‘office’ of ‘President to prevent.them/from prositituting the positions they hold by imaking them:stepping stones to the Presidency. - : Vi i'The Circuit Judge of this. district, -will be brought in daily contact,in the discharge ot his offlcial duties, with men who are bitter partisans, and in his rulings and decisions in such cases, his: action could not! be questioned .were lie not dependent upon either of the parties fer the position he holds. All can see the necessity, then, of elewvating 'this office above those, which, ofe necessity, partake of a partisan character. Let the best men of both parties calmly consider the interests of; the people of the district, and aet as wisdom dnd sound judgment may dictate. /. The:demoeratic convention on Friday, Aug. 25, nominated Judge “Tousley. to the people:of this:Judicial ‘Circuit as a gentleman upon whom all could unite in-voting-for, and one who' is pre-eminently qualified to discharge the duties of the office, in all of Which we heartily coneur. The nominee of the Waterloo convention on Saturday last 4s':dpubtiess an exeellent man, and. perliaps fully qualified to discharge the duties of. the position, but by accepting the nomination: of a particular “party,” he becomes the politicul enemy of a large number of ‘the. voterssof the district, and will be compelled to engage in‘the political strife which preceedg;the election. ! . The Demoorats of the counties composing this Judicial District deserve ‘credit for the effort they made to elevate this -office above the politidal “cesspool of a partisan contest, and we believe tha&l‘a large number of the thinking.men of th¢ vepublicail party will join with them in their efforts in this direetion. No-‘one desires that a bitter partisanyand his political eneF‘_my, should sit in judgment upon caseés which-had their origin perhaps in tle jealousies: and. strite of ‘the ‘holitiedl contest by whieh he was ¢leeted, and therefore the n(ati%s'_;s‘ity of elevating Lhis office above all party controversies and-of making our-Eivenit-d udge thecandidate-of'the -whale people re- - ghidless of party Maes. ', 00

(il R iny N A vEtL ~Ordets hayé been “issued from' the Wi Depiitment for recruiting 2,600 additienak men forcavalry regiments. T[\pﬁt);‘%ﬁip;ﬁl ‘récruiting’ stations are atuSb Liowis,e Chieago, - Indianapolis, Beftalo, * “Beston’ ' amidt “ New. York. I}xgx‘nq}l oflices will be opened in. several western .cities sto -secure: the required riumber as soon as:possible. A

“Lne Ligonier Novelty Wood Works, successor to Ligoniter Toy Furniture Works, i in full -running operation with machinery velitted and improved. All ‘persons wanting Tyrning, ScrollSawing, » Brackets for Building; or nmost’ any other kind ot wood-work, can ‘he” accommodated {promptly and at fairsrates.»oa o 2 ooiis M-20-Imo. |

Loeni o BTIRTPEXE. L " LOY il Ligonier, August 31, 1836, & Ganghter to.the wifeof ﬁzugid Loys weight 1y pounds, FETTERS.—In Deyry twp., Sept. Ist, a son to the wife gf Hamuel Fettars, weight 10 pounds.

N TNERREREBII . JONES_DICKEY.:-At the residence of and. by the Rev. J. Harizel, on September 3d. 1876, . Acquilla G.. Jones to Agnee C. Dickey, both of Noble co&;uty, Ind. St : Tie BANNee extends congrafulation and hopes that the‘mnrriage relation of My, and Mrs, Jones, may gmb:‘ac’e"ﬂ_,‘ ny years of unalioyed hkp‘&?neu;, ; Nebx;ask§. Ahead! THE B. & MORAILROAD CO,*S LANDST The Best;Aéri"(;ngl;,qrg apd Cowntry in Awmerical o AR S oy €Lo S 3TS ] Good Landsin:a Good Climate! Low Priges, Long Credit, Low Fares, & Freights, Premiums for Improvements. Free Pass to Ez\nd Buyers ®&sForfull particulars, apply t 6: : 17:4m- <B. & M. R. R. CO. Burlingtow, Towa, » (L sl v ek ) e L ennmhodl eek 3gnr R iz e J\;:«,_ﬁ"i CHHHa'éTﬁ;tCny.l&:‘x:‘;"'Chstzoﬂg_ LR 8 as: plensant {0 take ns homey, and, i 3 Rho\GIX haro-. les. . T4,iB sure {0 e¢pediworms, .onre. wind calic, - rodilatd the bowals and; Stomach, and overcome’’ irritability caunsed by, rash-or cnfting teeth. -Tt is" ‘2 perfect substitute for Castor Ojl,, and. for Cos-- - tiveyess.in youpg.or old, theve is, nothing in exist“ence 8o effective and reliables < .5 v

ll‘ Los 50 ;‘-.:,,.,a,‘,, ' Pitdar 2 Bt cobd ) g : ".?I!'3 jﬁ‘a}«_tﬁst," Groatest, and most reliable § mrpedy ever put together by medical ‘seience for . | Rheqmatism, Wonnds, Bwellings, Burng, Caked } Br,enst, &c.».)‘vis the Centaur Liniment. Pheré are: ‘1"1“'0 ’l’z’lh&s."'Wlmt the White Liniment, is for the |hupap fenilyathe Yellow CentaanLiviment is for: {Spﬂvmed, lame and strajued horses and asimals, 1o eany oy Y qn g : 1 |NO ®ne Need Suflor from Piles. 1! A snmonesforished Blindy<Bleeding IRtching, i ;!lt‘)nd Ulcerated Piles, -has/been -discovered by old Dr: Williams, ¢an: old Indian Remedy) calle ‘Pr. Witliam’s Indiar Ointment. -~ A single bhox has enréd’ the worst old chronic cases of gwentyttive and‘thirty years standing. Lotions, lustrnments ﬁnd-}il%cm%‘ri‘em&m? g;tu:m{than ‘good. &»:vu. am’s Oin t sppports the tnmors, and dcts as: aéeamagt"’t}ﬁﬁﬁcg’ ;;l d m%%i’dn:e; “g‘Weél inßtaut and-painless relief, and is prepared exclusively | eppﬁas and nothing.e]i%; P i s Over.. 20,000 graseml;ﬁyﬁlents attest its virtnes, | b&{ltp‘xysiclglu& of all schools ¢ndoree it unequivos ally. sl wiv ey el GhariTn EE RS el Sh’nn’ntmpgrion;.‘ngg-emse,meqtsand;imimgiona Dr{ Williwm’s Rémedies, ' Sent free of postage:” ecurely sealed from gbsersation; for §1.09. Ad- . dréss Dr, Frazicr, gole proprietor, 318 rie Str,eet..‘i Qleveland, Ohio, .;. .. P e 000 1 | $l2OOOOO-PROFIT 0N - $lOO ! :y WA # ,A":i,i i(“ “ “] i o e s ; "W vdi in Path | g’ Cnlts, Tnvest acQoY E’%w{’hw%ﬁm‘bﬂﬂx’%ﬂaﬂ Lok, (P IV Tfages Hos Draught i emll rtsue o e f:cprefyl; investor. - Weadyise when and how. Lo «perate safely. Book with fnfl information iel s | Bamicers apdd BAKHE, 17 G SUSIINY :f: b L eatical RN VIGE WREIS I 131 bn s Gled fis 3 X iSt ERAE NI SRS TR PPA S A ey iT h s i A et b oo] 1 REBAINING in ha Past dios. it Bhonier, 9 nM&r%piing»,aa)a;wwﬁﬁf;@:;g fah s Fiovopoer, OB 211000 I ivareamp Ji T L Wk e Jaks i iz AR el e By e '7"¢‘§s, ifwxw{m\; tf 0w i min ot | ."' g Aaieria )ol R 0 ‘; BT {Pemoty dmiine | for'atiy ‘of thé above.lotlors | WilEpleandsays . A A 2t w 7 H. M, GOODSPEED, P. M | Lighuler, Ind., Sept. 7,187 © ' ¥

Iy i ? TR £ A o 9 MR. ‘ ] Buu e ?;‘,iLIGoNIER, o Xn%zg-wm 00l 8.;; Live Hoge, per 100 500, Amber—red,...... q Hggs, ¢-.3 ¢ A R e e ~ Oq.yts ..».;-}....*‘..’..Ez ~25 kens, ;e.--‘.-')ﬂﬁ" C0rn._............ 33| |Btes Wax. ... ... 4 | Potatoes .......... 69| 8n:‘t1er....'..5..‘..;. }(5) e edm e 3 -v--"’--éf‘.--fﬁcl‘. 30 | L g!wmgg% '*%B-ew eant e 10 } Wdol, 51711750 33 Feather5.f,5..“1;..;,,..,-'gs’_ Pork. il LL 0L POO Patlow sRy ens I 087 Shonlders... ... -10 f | Hay—timothyiiv:'9 00 Hams, per 1b...... 13| /Hay—margh...... 700 . + KENDALLVILLE. Wi | Wheat—white.... §1 05/ \Hogs, Jive.; 1o sjeess AlNDer_lred e } 8 e ye..;............ gj,'ﬁ'ﬂﬁcys. Hee oo gg 2 Ay C £ » - ‘ Coruli - .I“F’-'t X S P : % -B- 18 Flaxsead . ... ... )00 [Lard Ao il i, A , 4_%Qxen§?)e§l.~-.... 5 (wlu Hgge. ki ndai AlO WRO] o 3 cosuni bd b 314 [ Feathers s ot e i 2 POrR. . esiomes somst g b Tollowl, si el 0807 5h0u1der5......... 10| {Hay, timothy..... 00 ‘lianls..“...',',;*.”i',.’.a.»'t?}‘,a‘ ] li&)’(&nrsh.z.-..- 00 wheat! e (CHICAGO. L i bouns | : eat, white...§ ‘9"/ 028, )ive vasn ;8,00 ,Wheat, red... .., .«.‘.'f, ﬁefs Pork,. . '*fS'.Sb : Oagrd 7.7 0 42‘/_;’ Lard‘1..v‘;.,.,.h.,é.10.1b - 0at5............ 31k} |Snoulders.....%. 063 8ar.1ey....;-_;._/; %1 B ‘?9;%'?7"":'_?1; ex--6 TOLEDOL S S heat, white... 81.710 ffOatg,,” .~,: "= " 85 el e LS e R ABord I TR "O‘lg';%;“'eeéd...v,. rees Wo6d Sawing! Will saw woed{per horie’pdvifx)"at very low fig.ures, Orders promptly ' responded to. .. Don’t de«lay until winter sets in, but have iyour wood saw£dat once. 4 v osin B ol e Ceg, o 0 “I P "‘“”gz Grapes ! Grapes

- I WILL SELL C€HOICE wu% 14 . e ‘Vv‘_‘.rL:i CONCORDGRAPES, LT e Tenip s Y St s iy A-‘ * " Sound and-of ‘Rich Fayor, at 1, Five Cents Per Pound! - In any quantity. - Grapes sold only at the Vineyard.-r' - qriy " "7 204 w - ' LEOPOLD SHEETS. _4'l‘ ol el XdDbertisenments. THIS PAPER/ISON FILE Wil H y o il : T : RO o e COPROWELLZE ¢, g i -:,A\QVErR'TI‘S-'IN'C‘iAC_F:NTS’ o ¥ A TR ”‘l"‘ b ges S i YWhere Adver't_i‘si_rjg‘(lmmcté?b&i I;f;-udo. The next term begins on Wednesday, Septem-' ber 5. Tl’:‘tlfl‘:: l)enlee 'l‘tmfu)l'my;'sea&glggns-' ical and Scientifie, with Preparatory Department. ‘Boarding Low, Loeation healthy. N Ssie« oons. For Information and Catalogneraddrers. 1 ev. G. C. HECKMAN, D. D, Prest., Hanover, Ind.. . -cocaiien LuE s

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Au Overdose of Dinmer often déranges. sthe gystém, bringa on fatulence and v{ind,coli,«g; ‘and subjects thepstient to great:bodily sufidring. A single (‘.osg oL = s g 3 £t £ b AINENRET Oy ¥ S . Tarrant’s'Seltzer Apérient, will correet the acidity, relieve the pn.in.'“carri'l,éﬂ‘ | the oflfeniding canse, and save sometimes & ong | speli of illness. llts effects are gentle and thorough, and its general use would prevemt much soffering® -~ i 0 P Sleni® Ao . ' SOIR'BY. ALL DRUGGISTS.. - i

l aday aghome. 4[\‘“sAentbbwahtéd. Outfitsand 2 torms free. TRUE & €O., Augnsta, Me. el L R g ) o per day at-home. Samples worih §1 %58 s2oiree. g;rmgou & Co, Portland, Me.

Y NP N } T WESTERN LANDS 7 ¢ 3 34 .‘ 2 o eo & i If you want reliable information, wheré and low to'get a cheap FARM, 6r govcm__meut(l;omesteud. - fres, gend your address'to' 8! J, GFEMORE, Fand Commissioner,Luwrence /Kansas, and recoivsgras tis a copy of The Kansas Pacific Homentoud, ;- WHITE MINCE AR ¥ i & EPrRAL P WINE FIIV WM " Celebrated forits Parity, Streng hana Fias 5’ Vo, :Whrn%iked"}d Ké‘é{v’l’ie‘kies'."‘:“'é' ﬁn*n‘;- : | amtee, 11, 16 'be entirely free from Sulpliforse - Acidor other deleterious substance. with wgig:h» : Most Vinegar issdultprate‘d,. For sa!eby&ll ‘;%- cers. Largest Vinegar' Worksih‘the World. - Bt tablished 1848, E. L PRUSSING £:CQ: ;Chicagey .$ 5 5 e $ 77zx ‘wéek 1o ngents. Shiples rirs. J & @ 4.(P. 0. VICKERY, Angosta, Me: AC ENTS Our TaYed I{f-Tike E im-l'Eiﬁi‘fﬂhﬁpﬁéé i X ;.he‘l;ﬂw{dfel/ngl ﬁiﬂuﬁiﬂi‘tv‘svz:ﬂnl-r pid--1 Blyi Send for circulps. - Engravs $lB 3 DAZling Cq.‘fiiﬁvsva},l’St.,‘qux 8236, N'.‘g, e $5 ts2on aay at Home Sampfe:a&)wbrfﬁf%:li ; 0. free. STrx2ON & Co.;Portland, Me. / 5 : 5 ¢y R T T ~FOR THE LATEST IMPROVEDsouU'rsx BEND - : Sl i foiloin 4aB 35y CHILLED PLOW! o —TALL ON_—T“ o 2 0 JOHIIN WEIR.L Y Ligonier, August 3,1876. r = 0 0 1 Llsw6

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