The National Banner, Volume 11, Number 32, Ligonier, Noble County, 30 November 1876 — Page 3

. . R The Flational Banney : —— ";:::%ﬁ?:_,:‘;:~f::;:'§'—'—“—m—_ — LOCAL AND HISCELLANEOUS. . - Clabbing Rates. , We willfuraish Tae Natronat Baxnerandthe " weekly editions of the following named papers, _ane year, 1o wit: [oeii e Bannerand Chicago Tribune................ §330 ; s¢ —e - Chicago Times. .. .coicorenes 308 . «“ ¢« New York W0r1d.......icee....~300 o < Indianapolis 5entine1.......... €25 > b Indiavapolis J0arna1.......... 300 o * +¢7 (Gipcinnat Rnquirer-........=-d4 €55 = - « | Indiann Farmer. .......-.------ ¢6O L « st -Godey's Lady's 800k......ee.00n 455 b - “ | Pryitie Farmer . ...ccceveensee 378 ! PrrMs: Jash, invariably in advance. ! |~ Theaboveterms apply to s_nhscrib'e'rs in Nonle coanty onty. Tencents mustbe added onsub- . seriptions outside the county. ) : SUBSCRIBERS who receive their papers with xn-X marked o: the margm&vm ungerstand that thé'tim: for which they have x paid has expired, vr 18 about to expire, and : that if they desire to reccive the paper they . masiremit immediately. e R NOTICE.: s 1N { ] STRAUS BROTHERS have the exclusive ageacy for the sule of our WAGONS AND BLQGIEN. in Ligonier and vicinity and are an= i thorized to sigu our Warranty for the rame " . Afl wark shipped, to them are manufacinred of good ma!erivar! and fully gouaranteed agaiust X imperfeciions in workmauship and material. o STUDEBARER BROS, BFG €O ~ . . SoUTH BEND,IND. ! 0 v L’ AI.,L THOSE IN WANT OF | ¢t o = } - Wagonss Buggics, i . G ’ - ©Of ANY S'TYLE, will please give usa call, ' We'will insure satisfaction both in PRICE AND | QUALITY. If desired, from 140 8 Years time i! will be given. ‘ C ) | Call and Examine a 8 w‘ena)ways keep an . assortment cv hand. . . Lo 5 N STRAUS BROS. - ‘LaPorte | county has 225 licensed school teachrers. s CASEY's is the place to buy ‘cheap boots and shoes. . S N

The Terre Haute Mail has suspended. 7 T :

. Gi; To Casey’s for something new in the boot and shoe line. -

Montbgomery couﬁty has a new court house. : . B

Five thousand gallons of stoneware just received at J. Decker’s. o

Fountain county, in the past year paid $784.65 for sheep killed by dogs.

_CALL at Casey’s when you want vour boots and shoes repaired. 7 -

Scarlet fever is reported as quite prevalent among the children in Lo- ¢ gansport. - o

* BuYy YOUR lzuuﬁps and lanterns ‘of Eldyed & Son. Prices and quality to suit évervbody. = L

. Dearborn county hasa cider mil on which . was made 13,000 gallons of cider this year. b :

THE BEST and largest stock of pock-et-books in town,is to be found at - - ELDRED & SON's.

An out‘goin'g_ " trustee of ‘Marion county is short $B,OOO. Suit on- his bond has been commenced. .

Bry your (fluthi»nvgﬂfor Mens’s and Boys’ wear at Engel & Cu.s, at Kendallville; it wi!l pay you. | :

" One man-in DeKalb county has lost €5OO worth of hogs within the past tvo months, from disease. s ,

Buy your Cassimeres, Jeans and other goods for Men's ind Boys” wear at Eagel & Co.'s, at Keuda}lvil_le. It will pay you. : e s

. Baniel Hall, of Angola, Steuben county, recently’-shot an American eagle While out hunting. /It measured'six feet from up to “N' ;

THE “La PICCADURA” is the best 5-cent cigar in the United States; and are sold in Ligonier only by 7 . . ELDRED & Son.

We're a cosmopolitan people. In Indianapolis: recently a white man knocked down a Chinaman, and a negro arrested him. ) .

. ExgeL & Co., the Popular Clothiers, Tailors & Hatters,” at Keéndallville, call particular' attention to their custom dgpartment. “They make to order every deseription of Mens’ Garments at Prices far below those asked for equally good work elsewhere. - -

The tobacce barn ‘of Mr. Sutcliff, of Perry county, was destroyed by. fire recently. (There were ab)ut 800 pounds of tobaceo burned.; No insurance. -

limmense, stock of Over Coats! and other goods for Men’s and Boys’ wear at prices that will astonish you, at Engel ‘& Co.’s, at Kendallville. See them before you buy. It will pay.

| 1t is reported that cholera is slaying the hogs on Portage Prairie and many have died on: Terre Coupee. Eli Wade, at, South Bend, has lost over one hundred. o )

There -is no medicine sold by druggists that is) so effectpal in its results as Dr. Herring’s Veronica Lung Extract, for curing coughs, colds, consumption, croup, &e.; For sale by H. C Cunningham, Ligonjer, Ind.. 31-2 t.

A man named Marston, of Scott ‘county, aged about thirty has- just married a‘woman who is seventy. “Love’s young dream”™ got away with him. - ' ! o : i

. Dr. Herring’s Compound Extracts of Pure Vegetables is not only an eminently wholesome tonie, but it reachs with most satisfactory promptitude all derangements of theliver, stomach and bowels. For sale by H. C. Cunningham, Ligoner, Ind. +3l-2t.

Thursday last, Peter Hack marketed two porkers which weighed, respect ively, 350 and 390—pounds: total, 940 Pretty hefty pigs.— LaPorte Herald.

WE HAVE just received a large and well selected stock of lamps, ‘which we are offering-at very low prices; aiso, bottown. figutes on hurricane and tubular lanterns. We also furnish chiandelier for parlors, churches aud ‘Business rooms ap low figures. Give us a call, " ELDRED & SON.

Our Monthly, a periodical devoted o fiterature, tashion and general informaiian, and . pubished by . 8 Asvers & Co, of Ludianapolis, has jusi clused its tiith volume aud suspendd pubiicaiion. e G

' PLEaseE CONSIDER — How much cheaper it is to use a good, pure article of Salefatus for baking, than to buy some cheap, poorly manufactured articie of Saleratus, or some of the many adulterated Baking Powders. A pure Baking Powder, at the most, cuntains oaly good soda and cream fartar; many are adulterated with white earth, or someé toreign matter. D. B. BeLand & Co.’s Best Chemical Saleratus is always pure, umiform, and good Inits resultd. Try it by all meu N E

FARMER'S, = 1f you want your stwek to look nice, @ise Scott and Sandrock’s Horse aud Cattle Powders. = 32. if

F".*,—‘Give thaﬁltgsg T | —This Is the dayto gobbie the gobbhler. © othes T S . —John Casey is the best fire alarm in town, . ( W ' ~ —Raffling and shooting matches are all thego. =~ e —The Presidential election is still iprqgl'essixig.; S : ~# —The village of Syracuse has been incorporated. : o e —Now, set your traps for rabbits and musk-rats:’ B -—New winter time cards on ajl the Chicaga railroads went into effect last Suiday: L i ' i —Hook and Ladder company will hold a meeting at their rooms on Monday evening pext. o . . ' —A share of 8., L. &S. Association stock was sold for the neat little sum of $135, one day last week. A —E. W. Hoover, formerly of the ‘South Bend Tribune,is visiting friends (and reiatives in this place. s | -—Rey. James Bouxer, the able pastor -of the Baptist cliurch of Goshien, will soon rémove to Indianapolis. v —Write the name and address plzﬁnly and L;}'rrrrec\( Iy on all letters, f“,r nenceforth no dead letters will be re- | turmed. - . . .

—Some of the citizens of Kendallville are contemplating the orgamzation of a lodge of the Kuighis of Pyihias. © . B

. —Prof. Atins,wor"‘th“'léft; Millersburg Jast week for Dakceta. He will take charge of a ‘musical convention “ab Yankton. - o Cl

--J. Straus, jr., issues an interesting proclamation in the -advertising columus of to-day’s BANNER. Don’t fail to read it. S .

—Our neighboring village of Millersburg wants a -literary society.— These are profitable institutions when well conduected. . . :

~_Strangers stopping over Sunday in Ligounier are cordially invited to atte'hd _divine services at ‘some one of the several churches. = j

~—Cannot some arrangements be make by which wé may have a few fii'st-class literary entertainments during the coming winter? P

—Save money by purchasing your School Books, Stationery, Pens, rayons. Ink, &ec., at J.H. Hoffman’s Bookstore. - My business being entirely that of Books and Stationery, I AN and WILL give LOWER PRIEN than - any other man in Ligonier, ov in any other town in Northern ludiana. Give e a call and be convinced.

. —llt is rumored that James E. Rose, Mr. Tousley’s opponent for the Judgeship of the 35th Judicial Cireuit, will contest the latter’s election to that office. = ° Lo ' v '

—An exchange. observes that it is not safe,’as a general thing, to give a man who keeps up a continual racket about “principle” too much change for a five dollar bill. ,—The Goshen Z'imes. has commenced the publication of an original serial story, entitled “Squire Hauley’s Daughtér; or Who Shall }\'iu.?’f It is written by Mr. V. “T. Huntley, of that city. S Lot

—The mush and milk festival, given by‘the ladies of the M. E. Church on T i{bsdzty evening, was a success.. This waus the firsg festival of the season and was well attended. The receipts were over & 00, P i ]

—>See corrected time card of the L. S, &. M:\S..miﬁ:uad on 4“; page -of today’s BANNER. Passenger trains now leave this station as follows: Going east, 1:37 and 10:43 P. M.; guing west, 4:05A. M, and 3:10 P. M. . —W.T. Kern, &4 prominent” and respected business man of Logansport, ‘died in that city recently. He was a brother ‘of Mr. A. T. Kern, of this city. Thus two of the Kern brothers have been taken away during the past year.—~Goshen T'imes. P ~—Some dozen or more of our town youngsters took advantage of Saturday night’s snow-fall and went rabbit hunting on Sunday. That’s naughty, boys; the innocent rabbits ought ‘to be allowed freedom to go and come whithersoever they would on the holy Sabbath. | y X

—Rev. J. Boxer will deliver a lecture in Hascall’s Hall, at Goshen, next Thursday evening. 'Subject: - “Hard Times.” Perhaps some of cur citizens who have been so long complaining on‘that special subject may be interested | enough to-go and hear the eloguent divine. ) iy : * - =Don’t patronize itinerant venders of staple wares. By consulting the advertising columns of THE BANNER you will readily discover where you can deal to the best advantage, Patronizé the man who when he gets a fresh stock of goods does not hesitate to let the public know it. - —Mayor Graves is outin an arti¢le’in last week’s Kendallville Standard vindicating himself from the slanderous attacks madejup'on him by that journal® on account of his action in regard to-the case of Messrs. Ninde and Fay vs. that eity. The Mayor ‘states his case clearly and foreibly. -

. —Last week’s Kendallville Standard says: " “Mrs,- Walter Platt, nee Miss Laura Bates, from Freemont, Mich., is visiting her mother and numerous friends in’ that city, Walter was formerly a typo in the Journal office, in this city, but is now publisiing a paper'in Fremont, and is also postmaster.” . . —There will be thanksgiving services at the several churches in this place at 10:30 A. 3. to-day. At the Chiristian Chuich Elder Carpenter, wha i 3 at present engaged in conducting a series of meetings there, will deliver the address, The business: men of Ligonier are invited to close their respective places of business long envugh to allow themselves and their employes ‘to:attend services at some one of the churehes, =~ . ' =

- —lt is shocking to hear little boys, and Jarger boys who ‘claim to be young men, and even girls—though ‘we blush to admit such depth 6f degradation on the part of developing wo'manhood—using profane and obscene language upon the streets and in public. . Profanity adds rnothing to the force of conversation, and its almog}, universal use among the male portion of our community is to be regretted; but when'a girl—the noble form of a lady—will sink to its devel we almost despair of her womanly ;Virtnes.—

—The merry jingle of sleighbells is again upon ouf streets. | ~ —One little fight on Saturday night was all the excitement.

—Commissioners’ Court will sit on Monday next at Albion. ;

—Christ, Hathaway’s chimney burn¢d out on Monday evening. : = . —Steve 'Helmer, of Kendallville, was in town the’other dayv. - :

—The “Ladies’ Bazaar” has been opened up in the Banner Block.” - —We have pleasant winter weather this week, though~there is not sufficient snow for slighing purposes. —An immense number of porkers for 'shipping were brought to this market on Monday and Tuesday last. - —That “nigger” heading of the Chicago Times did not take very well with souie Of onr republican brethren.

—THE BANKNER uffice has one of Culveyhouse’s “Eureka Dampers.”— There’s-no humbug about that invention. See advertisenent. o

—Ouly $3O premium were bid 6n_ the $5OO loan sold by the B, L. & 5. Association on Monday evening. E. B. Gerber-was the lueky man. ,

—The tuneral of Mrs. Jacob Sheets last Sunday was very largely. attended. The discoursé was preached by Elder Hurd and was very impressive,

- —lt h;\? been claimed for some time 'Lhat Chicago’s population ran up to 450,000, but by the city census just completed; it fouts np but 407.661. —The Standard announces the pros"pect of two new saloons in: Kendallville and ventures the assertion that they have-nine too many already. - —A good advertisement is for every business man to vie with his -neighbor in getting the snow cleaned off of his sidewalk in the morning. ~ —On the first page of to-day’s BAN- \ NET . ill be found an interesting let‘ter from the pen of Joel Miller. He jrepresents the Kansas immigrants as being/ healthful and happy. : 5 .—*“Boss” Tweed, a somewhat noted individual of New York city,‘bas just returned from an extended tour to the Eastern continent. He has again taken quarters at the Ludlow. —The fall term of the Ligonier public schools will close this week. The urchins are undergoing an examina‘tion, to determine their status at thé .opening of the next term. ’ - —An exchange says: “The wife makes the home and the home makes ‘the man.” We have known numbers of itinerant young men to try the.experiment .without materially bettering their homeless condition. * °

. —At the municipal election held in Syracuse on Monday of last week the following persons were duly ¢lected to fill the various offices until next spring, when a new election will occur:' ' Marshal, Geo. M. Ray; Clerk, E. E. Holloway; Treasurer, Joséph Bushong; Assessor, W. A. Mann; Trustees—First Ward, Amos King; Second Ward, Addison Greene; Third Ward, Evan Miles. S . —And now again comes the ‘complaint (from the rural districts more especially) that t!ie-ped&j]e are being swindled by ‘peddlers. . The Laporte Herald tells of a farmer who the other day bouglit of .one of these gents a bill of goods for $75, which proved not to be worth $4O. Al peddlers are not- rascals; some doubtless seek an honest living by this vocation. But no prudent man or woman should buy a cent’s worth of any of them without he (or she) knows the man—and there are nct many peddlers about whom you caa know mucli, No, the only true, safe plantis to trade withr your home dealers. " They can sell you a prime article as low as anybody ; they have every motive for dealing on the square with you; and if the goouds do not prove satisfactory it is no trouble to find the seller. Beside, it is‘no less our interest than our duty, to patronize those who live among us, belp bear our tax burdens and aid in developing the, resources and adding to the wealth of the city and county. Give the peddlers a wide berth.

Go to Scott and Sandrock’s for your Drugs and-Medicings. 32-tf,

COLUMBIA CITY ITEMS.

After a long absence, we resume.

Winter has fairly set in, but old prophets say we are to have another open winter, I i

‘The new saw and planing mill of Smith and Randolph is now in' running order. Success to all suchlenterprises. We have now two planing mills, three saw ni'ills;, two grist mills'; ene. woolen mill, one spoke factory, one ‘ear “factory and a number of other things that go toward building up a town. -~ But we have'a drawback which we hope will ere long be abolished..to some extent at least, and that is we have too many whisky shops, there being now ten or eleven, and 'prospects for another one soon, - The people here are quietly awaiting the result of ———what’s going to turn up. No honest man can believe but that Tilden is elected. Yet there are some Republicans here who would' have @Hay»es elected,—if noti by fair ‘means, then by. foul—though it bring on another civil war, which God knows we don’t want. o

‘We prophesy that the whole thing will be left to Congress, and the choice will then be Thos: A. Hendricks President, ‘and somebody else for Vice-President, = M

We are going to have an iron bridge across.the Blue River, But when? A. O. Miller, his lady, and a very good company of performers played “Hamlet” before a large audience at Central Hall last Thursday evening. The bome troupe of Amateurs are going to organize and will play daring the holidays. = 0. N. Waßrp,

Try Scott and Sandrock’s Horse and, Cattle Powders, Best in the market,

MARSHAL’S NOTICE. *

~ All owners of cattle within the corporation limits are hereby notified that they must keep them stabled between December Ist and April Ist, in-accordance with. Section 2 of Ordinan:e Number 9. :

This notice will be strictly enforced. WM. GALBREATH, Marshal.

FouNp.—About four weeks ago, aj the station, 5 pooket baok contatning a sum of money. .'The loger can have the same by proving property and paying for this notice. = : - arns ) PALMITER,

) G to Scott and Sandrock’s and get & nice Lamp. They sell the cheapest.

EAST SPARTA INKLINGS. .

_The general health of this community is ezgggedingly good. ‘

The farmers are about all done huskingeotn;,” = = & - o Nelson Ballah, one of the Broadway sportsmen, killed a large deer near the Washington twp. line a few days ago. We heard something about a hard fought battle in East Sparta recently. At last accounts both parties were speedily recovering. ot

The Spartans have selected,deo}ge H. Lane, Esq., to teach their winter term of school. He taught the same schocl last winter, and in our opinion no better choice cpuii'd have been made for this season’s work. He has experience, and is co.isidered one of the best teachers in west Noble, .

Mr. Charles Fitzhugh, who moved from Sparta'to Wiseonsin a few years ago, has returned with his family and intends to make this county his home. We noticed, during our absence, that Broadway was represented| in the columns of THE BANNER, and hope to hear from him again.

We attended the:teachers’ institute at Cromwell last Saturday. - The next institute will: be held at the Sparta achool house on the 9th of December.

. Sparta has beén very quiet since the election, although they are a littleanx10us to know the result. =

We learn that the night before the election a certain party became very boisterous, so much so that his better half concluded to call in the neighbors, but he gave her to understand that he -was in no humor to entertain company that evening, and, marching out, 'with one blow of his ax brought down his dinper bell, breaking one of the iroris. The next day he went to the polls and labored hard for his favorite candidate for the Presidency, just as though nothing had happened. It is annoying to hear them whisper so loud and so often, and we hope to hear no more of lit. “ Cheese the racket.” _.Elder Winebrenner will minister to the spiritual wants of the people round about Broadway Chapel on the fifth Sabbath of December, instead of the fourth, (his regular time), as he is engaged to hold a series of meetings at some other point at that time, and it will be impossible for him to be present. i

Samuel Bray shot a large red fox near Spa;‘ta Lake on “Mnndiay.‘ Sam is considered a successful hunter.

~ As the long winter evenings draw on apace, we come to the conclusion that a copy ot THE BANNER should be in every. household. Now is the time to subscribe. 2 {

-Sleighs and plows, in Sparta, are exceedingly high; at least several that we saw were way up. Boys, you had better take them down, or you may get into trouble. Don’t forget it. Tuesday last business was very lively ‘at Cromwell. Eight car loads of hogs were delivered there from the surrounding country. Some of ithem were brought.a distance of 15 miles. J. W. Wyland and wife, of Ligonier, ‘have returned from a visit to relatives in Green county, 0.. A brother of Mr. Ww. accm‘r'_xpan-ied him on his return, and will rem-rti‘n:here dtlrgllg the winter. Tliey réport having enjoyed themselves hugely. L P Orlyndo Kimmell is buying up alot of cattle to feed during the winter.— He fed over 80 head last winter, together with a lot of porkers. Mr. K. is considered one of the most successful farmers in this section. ' The Spartans have all returned from their visit to the Centennial, and all report themselves well pleased with everything they saw. We were among the last that went, together with about 25 from Albion, but think we saw as much .as those who went first. We had intended to write a brief history of the trip, but not having any opportunity to send it in until this late date, we will now let it pass. ' SPARTAN, .

(An Honest Medicine. fih Of all medicines calculated to cure affections of the throat,. chest and lungs, we know of none we can begin to recommend 80 highly as Dr. King’s New Discovery ' for Consumption, Coughs; Culds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Tickling in the Throat, loss of voice, &e. It does positively cure, and that where everything else has' failed. No medicine can show one half so many positive and permanent cures as have lalready = Dbeen wrought by this wonderful medicine. For the Asthma and Broucitis it is a perfect specific, curing the worst cases in the shortest time possible. We would Bay by all means give it a trial. Three doses will .reliéve the worst case. ' Trial bottles free. Regular size $l.OO. For sale by Scott & Sandrock.

If you want to cure your colds immediately, use Dr.. Mott’s Magic Cough Balsam. For sale at Scott and Sandrock’s:drug store.l . - . 32-tf. Protracted Meefing at Wawaka.' - Rev. M. J. Blaney, pastor of the Christian Church at Kendallville, came here last week and borrowed the M. E. Church for the purpose of holding a series of meetings, saying “repent, believe and be baptized,” and the invinatiox‘xs to ebey the gospel are given both night and day. e _ Though,’like Napoleon, he is small in stature, yet, like Dr. Watt, he thinks the mind ‘is the stature ef the man. Like Pope, the essayist, he is constantly asking questiuﬁs, and insists on civ il and honest answers... He has ou the al'tg'lor, and is prepared to meet those litﬁile persecutions which are the bane of good society. He hasgood audiences, and the meetings will aontinue all week. May success attend his mission, Thanksgiving sermon Tharsday afternvon, s NG e & e . Dr, King’s New. Discovery. For the speedy cure of Consumption and all diseases! that leads to it, such as -stubborn Coughs, neglectad Colds, Brounchitis, Asthina, pain in|the side and chest, dry hacking cougli, tiekling in the throat, Hoarseness, Sore Throat and all chronie or lingering diseases of the throat and lungs. Dr. King's New Discovery has no equal and has éstablished for itself a world wide reputation. - A great many: of our leading physicians recommend and use it In their practice,’ The formula from which itis prepared 1s highly recommended by all medics! {Surnals. The clergy and the press have compligxented_ it in the miouvglgwl‘ng teruim. 0 10 your druggist and get a trial bottle ;g?ef‘qf'qésgtg'or"v; regﬁfe?r size for $l,OO. For sale by Seott & Sandrock, ' 'INDEMAND, = lls the best five cent cigar in town, At Scutt and Sandrock’s drug store. 82.tf : . N ; @W-gh"&"‘- .'7 .~ v‘:“f A ,“"\ . If you want your horses to fee& gggdfﬂifd look smooth, use h‘gggt‘tﬁan ; jandrock’s coaél tt%% Powder, 82-tf.

News from the Black Hills of a resent date show that the state of affuirs there is gloomy. “Work has been shut down for the winter, and will not probably be resumed until one or more quartz-mills have been established. The weather has turned cold. : B

No One Need Suffer from Piles. A sure cure for the Blind, Bleeding, Itching, and Ulcerated Piles, has been discovered by old Dr. Williams, (an old Indian Remedy) called Dr. Wiliam’s Indiar Ointment. A single box has cured the worst old chronic cases of twenty five and Ihirty years standing. Lotions, instruments and Electuariex do more harm than good. William’s Ointmeut supports the tamors, wnd acts as a soothing pouldce and medicine, givesanstaunt and painless relief, aﬁ'\ is prepared exchusively for piles and nothing else. § Over 20,000 gral;%ful paticnts attest its wirtues, anld physiclans of afl schools endorse it nnéquivocally. ; sgun‘ all spurious advertisement~ and imitations of Dr. William’= Remedies. Sent free of postage. secure.y sealed from ov=érvation for $10;° Address Dr Frazier, eole proprietor, 318 Erie Street. Cleveland, Okio. 7-yl.

Cross ‘and Sickly Children can be made healthy. and strong by regulating their stomach and bowels with Castoria. It is more effective than Caster Oil, and is as pleasant to take as honey. For Wind Colic, ‘Sour Stomach,. 'Worms and Costiveness, there {s nothing in existence equal to Castoria. [ : :

Why Will You Suffer from Rheumatism Sprains; Stiff Joints, Sweilings, Burns, Scalds or Weak 'Back, when the: Centaur Liniment affords certain Trelief. Mavy articles soothe pain to a certain exten:, but the Ceuntaur Linement cures, The White Linimevrt is for the human family, the Yellow Liniment is for horses and animals.

$1200000" PROFIT ON $100! Made any dav il Puts ana Calis. Tuvest according w,%us. $lO 250 or $lOO in Steck Priviteg rought & emall forthne to the careful inyestor. We advise \when and how to operate sefely. Book with fall informatiou sENT FREE. Address orders by mail or telegrapn. to: o i BAXTER & CO.. : Bankersand Exkers 17 Wall St.,}ql.Y I oi=ly —_———————————— - THE MARKETS.- : LIGONIER. ' » Wheat—white..... 81 30 | Live Hoga, perloo 4 75 Amber—red. ...... 123 | Dressed Hogs, 'S 59% Ry€.eeeceree-aeess 68 | Turkeys, live g 6 Oats...cco.a...ove -30 f F Chickens, 1ive..3.. 5 Carn .o i io.iais, 138 lßees WX . v, 88 Potatoes .......... - Bo| | Batter c.iihi.y 19 Flax 5eed.........81 25{{Lard........L..... 18 Clover 5eed....... 90| «Eges..nececnea... 19 Wool isi.i. 0. 40| | Feathers..... ..... 70 Porki.. ..o o . 1800 l Pallow: caa iol o 8 5h0u1der5....,.... 13 |Hay—timohy $ 800 Hams, per tb...... 15 | Hay—mursh .. 910 _ KENDALLVILLE. ' | Wheat—white.... $1 25. Hogs,live ........ 5 00 Amber—red, ...... [1 20 Hogs, drested..... 600 Rye. .o cisliiiaaiy 601 'Tarkeys, iive 00l 0 Oata . ... .. ies. 85 [Chickens, Hvei.o. 0.. Corn.co i 4\)| ißees wWax.......... 25 Potatoes ... ... 701 (Butteri. . oi.oco. 18 Flaxgeed...ii..o.:l S-yEardu 00l 10 Clover seed...c... 850 Hegpg5.............. 18 Wool ... ...o.a 36 Feathers ... ... 178 Pork .- . oic.. oo Tallow (ol Giiol .0% 5hap1der5.......... 10, Hay, timothy..... 800 Hams.. ;.. ... .. 12 '‘Hay;mu¥sh -0 .5 50 . OICAGO. " / Wheat, white...§ 113} Hogs, 1ive....... 8175 Wheat, red ...>. .. ¥ Mess P0rk...... 1570 Cordoiir o iB] Tard i a 0 QaB . .o 0 - 32&" [Shonlders. ... 06 RBye.... il ciisay b 8 [Hams.o i 8% : N TOLEDO. : - Wheéat white..... 51 3134, 0at8.....c........ 82 o rred L oo 80 ‘vlﬂozs, Mke 00, 00 C0rn............... 48%i|Clover seed..... 890 b e et et At et ettt e e I LIST OF LETTERS o I{EMAINING inthe Post Office at Ligouier, Indiana,duringthe past week : ‘ Bare. Eli Overwine, Mrs, Sallie Bevington, Henry ‘Whidey. J. F. - Bowman, Miss Belle - West. Jl, P. * Persous calling for any of the above letters will please say *‘advertised.” = S -H. M. GOODSPEED, P. M. Ligon?er. lud,. Nov. 30, 1876 . : Notice to Heirs of Petition to sell Real Estate. ‘STATF OF INDIANA, ; g NoniLCanihy i } Noble Cireuit Court. NU TIJK is hereby given that William D Hays, Admnistrator of the estate of Brice U Knapp deceased, has tlled his petition to sell the Rea KEstate of che decedent, hisspersonal beinyg insuficient to pay his debts; aud that said petition will be heatd at the next term of the Nobie Cir cuit Court of said County. - .} . B - Attest: : i SAMUEL E. ALVORD ' | Nov. 16, 1278. | €lerk Circuit Court Noble County.

Application for License.

NOTICE is hereby viven that the undersigned will apply to the Board vt Connty Commixsiwuers of Noble county, ludiana, at their nex regular sessior which commeuces en Monday, Decemuer 4ih, 1876 fur a Jiceuse to retail spiritn ous and malt hquors in less quantiries than a quari at a time, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on his premises. His place 61 businers and the premises wherevn said liquor: are to be suld-and drank are located as follows: On ot No~— known as the Debolt property betweer Globe Hotel and J. W, H, « hamblin’s Grocery. in the town of Brimtfield, in Noble county, and state of [udiana | | ¢ H. K. YEAg‘EY. ' November 9, 1876 29w4 . : ‘. Application for License, . — NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned will apply to the Board of County Commissioners of Nuble county, ludiana, at their nex regulur session wlgch commences on Monday, December 4th, 18376%f0r.a license to retail spiri uous and malt liquors in-less quantities than » quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on hiy premises. His place i business and the premises whereon said liquor are L be sold aud drauk, are located as foliluws: un the south 43 feet of lot No. 32, in the originai plat of the town of Ligonier, in Nuble county, iu the State of Indiana. TAYLOR SHOBE. November 9, 1876 -29-4 w ! - ; 'R REYV. Y. B. MEREDITH’S o . Four Sermons in Vindica- : s 1 - & tion of the 5 : : ; CHRISTIAN SABBATH, Lo g . g Have been printed in pamphlet form and will be sent, postage paid, to any sddress on receipt of . i ONLY 153 CENS.~ . - Every christian family ought to have a bopy o 1 this valuable pamphlet, b Orders should be addressed : : ' REV. Y, B. MEREDITH, Mgy 18, 1876-tf - . IgoNiER, ©

$ . 2 Centennial Reduction in e i b s ~ Advertising! " Three thousaud, two hundred aud fifty dollar worth »f newspaper advenisluﬁ. at’ publisher’: schedule rates, given for §7ou, aud & tiree mornthy uote accepled in payment from advertisers of e’ sponsibility. A prioted list, %lvmg name, chai acter, acwual Daily and Weekly circalation, anc Schedule Rates ot Advertising, sent free to auy aadress. Apply to Geo P. Rowell & Co., Newx puaper Advertising Agents, 41 Park Row, N, Y. 20 CABINE TSHOP = AND = ot L . R.D XERR, w ouldveapbctfully 4unounce to 6)0 citizer s ‘l Noble county, that he hasconstantlyon - : h:n_dalgrgesqd;upe;ior‘atonkol , o CABINET WARE. ‘ Uonsisting in part 0. i ORESSING BUREAUS, WARD-ROBES, = | i, e e ~ STANDS, S 00, o LOUNGRS ). e e OUBBUARDR) L o MGULDING CHAIRS AND BEDSTEADS. ‘Andinfacteve.ything uanally keptina Firs slags Cabinet Shop. ngaqulm&:tpolﬁoh paic +othe Undertaking Dosivess, . © {COFFINN ALWAYS ON HAND. And made to order. upon short nolee, Also & S T o - Farnl W Roome on #ide of Caviy { e aysin 888, Fia ﬁmﬁx.ﬁﬂlzlﬂm i ~', BN G e

e-e : E W e L _ o gﬂ}g % e } e , STOVEPIPES @= W s WIAE )mm . ‘ . o e Ilcating Drums@uii® i J%?“Af‘; : o vlunnn BY ‘ ‘ T pr Wm. Culveyhouse, @ / \k . LIGONIER, :::: INDIANA. ‘k\\\u . It is positively the Best Heater that has ever been invented, ~ and gives the best of satisfaction wherever it has been' . introduced, for the following reasons: . I.—The ‘f]jamip'ers are made of cast iron. ' ; : ‘ | = ‘ Lo « : . 2.—11 t is Durable. 3.—11 t is a self-cleaner. . o : - e v G L 4.—11 t has a direct draft. s.—You have perfect control of the draft. ' L P T .+ 6.—lt is a spark arrester. 7.—lt can be arranged to suit any place. e - e o g.—-lt is within the reach of all, because 9.—11 t is the cheapest. o . 0 - SEX INCH DAMPERS . 000 it i ity sOO SEVEN INCH DAMPERS. ... 5. ... .0 ... 0000 oo o 0 o BLEG NINE INCH STOVE DRUMS..........o.icvvinnh 0000 83,50 to $6.00 DUMMIES, accordiug tostyleand fini5h............ ........83.50 to $15.00 _ e L — e . One trial of these Damipers will give satisfaction and convince all that it is a number; one heater. It sells for less money, and will last longerthan any other damper that has ever been manufactured; in fact every well-regulated family should have one, and cannot afford to be without it. IT WILL POSITIVELY SAVE ONE-THIRD OF THE FUEL. Messrs. T. R. Pickard & Sons, of Ft. Wayne, have been engaged to manufacture these dampers, and give universal satisfaction. = | . I am securing the services of good, energetic men to -act as Canvassers, and am offering-extraordinary inducements tb dealers. - . _State, County and Township Rights For Sale. Address all orders to : ; : B o 32-tf , ‘ ; . . Ligonier, Noble Connty, Indiana.

Drs. PRICE & BREWER 3 T . b | EAVE| Bl VISITED LAPORTE - FIFTEEN YEARS. BRI A R oSI OAT NS a A S S S TTRSWS SR LTOE) [J;\VE met with unparalleled snccess in the A treatmentof all i Chronic Diseases e e OFTHE THROAT. = | : m_- I : 2 —m:—: 5 0 el -~ STOMACH. . LIVER. Nerves Kidneys, Bladder, Womb, and Blood Af{ectiong of the Urinary Or;zlaqs. Gravyel. Scrofuala, fheumatism, Catarrh, Asthma, Bronchitig, Dyspepeia, &c. ] . Qurreputation hagbeenacqairedby candid,honest dealing and yeare of successful practice. ‘Our practice, notone ofexger!mentﬂ. but fouuded mthe laws of Natare, with yeare of experience’ ind evidence to sustain it, does nol tear down, muke sick to make well; no harsh treatment no riﬂinf. no flattering. We know thecauseandthe -emedy needed; no guesg work, but knowledge zained by years of experience in the treatment o 1 hronic diseases e‘xclusive‘?;. no encouragement without a prospect. Candid in g{r opinions, reasonable in our charges, claim not to kuow ehry«hing. or cure everybody, but doilay claim torea<om and common senre. Weinvite the sick, no natter what their ailment, to call and investigate sefore they abanden hope, make interroiatiunp ind decide for themselves ; it will cost nothingas sonsulta ion isfree. i | Drs. Price & Browercan be eonsulted ,ag follows: Ligoniér, Ligonier House, Wednesday, January 10th, 1877, : . Kendallville, Kelley House, Thursday,; January 11th, 1877. ' Visite will be made regularlv forﬁeam. Residencéand Laboratory: WAUKEGAN, ILL]NOIS. - - 29-tf SEE THIS! Don’t Let Your Boots and Shoes | LYON’S " il Patent Metallic i : A i PREVENTS : "BOOTS & SHOES : _: FROM »n s A i : Running Over, o ' ,

“F. W, SHINKE & BRO. Havetim é;:clush;a agenc.y for.ngonier and sur- : :ruundi}lg pountry.gnd will a?ply it to . old Boots and Shees That have been run ovér. ‘‘The habit ofrupﬁlné wer blyms and shoes_is.formsg from wearing crooked shoes when young We continne to manuafacture | : Fine Boots, GAITERS. SLIPPERS &c. October 7. 1875-9-48 ;

NOTICE.,

NOTICE ie hereby given that the pmlerﬂlg%éd. a Commissioner apoointed by tiue Noble Cire sult Court in’ the case of Isaac Pancake and oth2rs against Pyrena Pancake and others for partiion to sell the real eatate hereinafier described, vlll sell at publi¢ saleon : l‘ue-d’aq, ithe 36th day of December, 1876, : on the premises, the toll'owiux Real Estate in Noe ¢. unty, Indiana, to wit: All that P‘" of Out i,ot (1) One in Pancake’s Addition to Ligonier not ;«)nve{ed by deed heretofore made to George Mc.ean ry #aid Pancake, and now designated on map of Ligonier by Andreas & Bavkin as Out Lot (#1) Forty-One to the towu of Ll;‘ﬁ)nler. | Terus.--Ove-third cash, one-third in one year, 4nd one-thitd in two years; the deferrvd payments to draw sixa.?er cent, interesy : ‘ November 21, 1876, WM. D. HAzS. e 31-wd 2 Mﬂ X . LAND for SALE. The undersigned offers the tolbiowlnxp-ducﬂbedl ract of land at private sale, situatein .et_ly,,twva «bout three miles west of Ligonter, and deseribed 18 follows: The south haif of mugm,m. quar: er of the north-west quartgr of Segtion 17, township 35 north, Range S'east, contglning . | | 4 20 ACRE&. o iore ot less. The property ls well improved, : " there belngan : R Orchard, Dwelling House, Barny and all necessary out-baildings. and ‘mwr-_ﬁyﬁ: . ug spring of water. Apply to- ° . o 0 7 , CATHARINE -ﬂmﬂ&' a November 2, 1876-28 -w6 or, lad,

_? Lok I e 2 wn éem éh berfisements. . THIS PAPER IS ON FILE WR o e : « ADVERTISINC ACENTS 2 : YWhere Advertising Contracts can be macés ] » 5 i i ¢ E The gnttle Rock 52 ° * - and Fort Smith : o ;—-‘uA‘s—-vh P 'A i N . 3 3 Farming Lands, Graziog Lands, Fruit Lands,. Vine-Lands. Coal Lands,Wood Lands, some Prairie Lands Bottom Lands, and Uplands. on terms tosuitthe purchaser. Six per cent.interest on deferred payments. Ten per eemnt. digcount for cash. g’or fall particulars, maps and pamphtets, apply to W. D.SLACK, Lam?dom-_ mlssfouer, Little Rock, Arkansas. S i T ‘ V : 4 “ ..: bave been nwar«led u,uedal_ﬁﬁndnu-lo-ma at the Centennial Exposition and commended by the Judges for ==~ “SUPERIOR STRENGTH . LANDE i L g “ Be S b o HOFLs. ol SPOOL COTTON.” ‘5 _ . ' :-...\.;... A.T, GOSHORN, Director-General. 3 BEAL i ; o J. R, HAWLEY, Pres. #ese eaun® Avrex. R. BoreLER, Secretary pro tem. 2 5 Extra Fine Mixed Cards, with name, 10 cts.. postpaid. L.JONES, & CO., Naussau, N Y. 6 I ‘N 2 Ts ’ JACKSON’S BESNT” SWEET NAVY CHEWING TOBACCO was awarded the highest prize at Ceuteugial Exgonition Sept, 27; 1876. If you want the best toacco ever made ask your grocer for this, and ree that ‘*Jackson’s Best” is on every plug. Sold by all wholesaledealers. ‘Anyone car get a sample by applying to C. % ZACNUN & CO., Manufacturers. Petersburg, Virginis. : : : $55 g 3775 week to ﬁnls. Samples nn.v : P. 0. VICKERY, Augusta, Me. | 500 A MONTH a certainty to any person ‘ selling our LETTER Book. No press, hbrush or water used. Sample Book worth $3.00 sent free. Send stamp for circular. HXCEL~SIOR CO,, 17 Tribune ﬁulldwg. CHIOAGH. * : oG W ' T 8810 85 a day to A‘ EN 8 ' A {4l) all. Article of merit. "Sam&)l'e 15¢. Send stamp for circuiar. - POOR & CO., 80 1-2 North 6th St , lflliﬁlAsdelphh,"l’a.‘ :

THE ENEMY OF DISEASE! TO MAN AND BEAST IstheGrand Old LINIMENT, WHICH HAN STOOD THE TEST OF 40 YEARS, e . THERE is NO SORE IT WILL NOT' HEAL, NO LAMENESS IT WILL NOT CURE, NO® ACHE, NO PAIN THAY AFFLICTS THE HUMAN BODY,OR THEBODY OF A HORSE OR OTHER DOMESTIC ANIMAL, THAT DOES NOT YIELD TO ITS MAGIC TOUCH. A BOTTLE COSTING 25c:; 50¢. or §1 00, HAS OFTEN SAVED THE LIFEOF A RUMAN BEING, AND RESTORED TO LIFE AND USEFULNESS MANY. A VALUABLEHORSE. R GOOD FORTU N B Waits on all who purchase tickets in the Grand Extra Drawing, Monday, Deqem'ﬂbor}, .}876,. LOUISIANA STATE LOTTERY COMPANY. This institato ularly incorporated by e R poses o 1668 witha capita -ot&l.mmso Bick has since added a reserve fund of $350,000, Xiw ém Single Namber nruwlngp will take %Wﬂm.”z The season of 1876 closes _with the following scheme: .. ... .. . Ouly fo,00y; Ho e RERS Sach, Frkosloms inoeas L Lisv e PRIZES: 0 g onplial Prize. ... ... $50.000 | 3 r.fnul,,ymg%u. e .’..n0,0_00 ; e m‘ml Prige.............. 10.000 = mes at $3,000........... 10,000 ‘95 PHizesnt = 500........... n;s.g . loa Prizes at 300,.......... 30,000 . %00 Prigses st 100......\.... *mu::: ’.,388".".::‘:. l”of-ii‘b-’n‘.{' 1 Bay, D B ;ﬁ&mﬁmﬂ%& whiges, 10000 % :2 "mh;‘nh:m“mwﬂ;m; 2,700 : ¢ OF on 1. 21800, < connis 4 3 Hily aﬁfwx!mst%&';gﬂﬁ, é’%’ 1 & -l e e ey ﬁz ggﬁ irealars or %}zﬁnw% BTON &€0 | 167 and 169 Washirigtoh St., Chicas TR R s - % g} ' Y " mwm sbe on January %, W 47 REvt o 0 Caprial Prise (b 0 ” "o

GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE! "The Undersigned Will, Truring the Next 60 DAYS | o SellAnythlng in his 'i;i;le,i éuch as L Gents” Furnishing Goods, - HATS AND CAPS, &e., = . ‘Without Regard to Cost, 1 ‘ e Asl Have Got to Sell | | 825,000 Worth of Goods within that time, on account of making |a || - change 1n my business position. ' L Original Boss Clothing House, LIGONIER, INDIAN,#. | el Ligonier, November 30, 1876 47-tf el i J. DECKER lls still ih the ,B*iigld with one of the Daré- . est®tocks of Lo - Table Cutlery, : e Which he offers for sale at - el GREATLY REDUCED PRICES! The Greatest Bargains in That have e_i%éif Beén offered to"che i)eople of Northern Indiarn%a. Iva‘moﬁeringa‘“'f ‘ J apanTeafor 50 cts. per Ib. ‘v‘vhich‘.'cé,;n'ﬁotbe bought elsewhere for less than 75 cents per ~ pound. - Hundreds of my custqni'ers can attest to this fact. lam Making a Specialty in Tobaccos. LD v eReeR e O - V_l‘s themost cdm.pleté in thfs sectioﬁ of the couruilf“}{r _ ‘ - ICanSave You Money, By calhng :}gr‘id exaiﬁﬁninghy .g(l)cl)dsvibefoi'e buying elsewhere. - s nqf, DECKERS :_’ LIGONIER, IND, NOVEMBER 23,1876, = | , | BNGEL & CO’S ADVERTISEMENT. . ‘}LABGEST AND "L_'EADING CLOTHING AND HAT HOUSE I}\‘ - NOBLE AND ADJOINING COUNTIES. sl ‘,;\fﬁ——le::—;—- b il -At Kendallville, offer an immense stock of | For Men, Youths, Boys &GhildreJ- . Also,a Complete Assortmentof . Coatings, Cloths, Cassimeres, Hats, Caps, Traveling Bags,and all Other Goods .. e R Tt by * At Prices Boyond Competition. Nt Na wn eR ST RLy N. B. - No. Trouble to Show Goods ' eDo ee g pegwe @ PNN Zewymcp g tetidmer) o Kendallville, Ind.