The National Banner, Volume 12, Number 38, Ligonier, Noble County, 10 January 1878 — Page 3

The ational Buanner ' L § $ ! LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOTS. ) : bt S M Meeting of the Democratic County ComA ~ mittee, ' The Demopr:tic Central Committee _ of Noble county; is hereby requested ' to meet.at the Qﬁice:‘of C. G. Aichele, Kendallville, at 11 o’clock, A. M., of Saturday, January 12th, 1878, for the pur- . pose of making arrangements for the " appointment of delegates to the Dem- - ocratic State Convention, and for the ~ transaction of other important business. A full meeting is desired. | . . J.B.BroLL, Chm’n. ~ There are 13"‘1}}€insuraﬁce corﬁpanies in the hands of receivers in New YOl’k. S i ; P ? T g e R Special bargains in Teas, at K. W. Fischer’s, in the Banner Block. ; ~ Bankrupteies and bank suspensions are alarmingly on the increase since New Year. From twenty-five to fifty ¢ failures are reported daily. ' / S ! Browned Coffee from 18 to 35 cents ¥er pound,-at K. W. Fischer’s, in the. Banner Block. f e

The Democrats and (reenbackers of the Wisconsin /Assembly formed 'a coalition and thus obtained control of the House. Bully. : WaNTED—ALIL persons indebted to us to call and settle at once, without further notice.. , C. ELDRED & fm\r. ' “An X after your name uppn:the margin of your BANNER means pay - -\p. B ; I EveRY package of Liebig's Fever and Ague cure warranted to do you good or the money refunded. Forsale (by C. Eldred & Son. 1Y John Sherman’s policy scored an even hundred prominent business firms in New York city in December. This, we may remark, is a sore that has never been equgled, but we will wait and see what John does in January. i ge Ask for Dr. Melvin’s Capsicum Porous Plasters, if you desire instant relief from/all aches and pains. They, are .the greatest” medical discovery’ since the creation of man, or since the commencement, of the Christian era. ~ Sold in Ligonier by C. Eldred & Son. . Thelist of terrible marine disasters . for the past year closé¢d with the loss of the steamer Home, off the coast of Chill,” the particulars of which have just been received. .Her passengers - and crew numbered one hundred and twenty-four persons, of whom one ‘hundred and one were lost. | . An Earnest Request. New Year is past, the roads are _again in passable condition, and the ‘markets are fair. lence, there is no further, excuse for those. of our cus- . tomers who failed to settle before .. New Year to defer the matter any longer. We expect an early complance with this request. . ‘ : F. W. SHmINKE & Brßo. i A Fifteen Hour Snow Storm. MONTREAL January 5.— Montreal has been favored with a snow storm of fifteen hours’ duration, and all trains have arrived behind time to-day. The train from the West, which was due at Quebec this morning, reached there ;at 4 o’clock this afternoon. There is cover-a foot of snow on the ground. HALIFAX, January s.—The mostisevere storm which has taken place here for years commenced last night and continued untjl 9 o’cloek this morning. The wharves are slightly damaged, bat no serious disaster to shipping is yet reported. ' b It Has Stood the Test. If you doubt the wonderful success. ~of Shiloh’s Consumption Cure, give it a trial;" then if you are not perfectly satisfied return the bottle and we will: refund the price paid. Tt has established the fact that Consumption can - be. cured, while for Coughs, Hoarseness, Asthma, Whooping Cough, and all Lung and Throat troubles, there is nothing like it for a quick and positive cure, and it seldom fails. 10 cents, 50 cents, and $l.OO per bottle. If your lungs are sore, or Chest or Back lame, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster, Price 25 cents. Sold by €. Eldred & Son, Ligo~ nier, Indiana. ¢ | | Dr.SHILOH’S SYSTEM VITAL--IZER is no doubt the most successful cure for Dyspepsea and Liver Complaint we have ever known, otherwise we could not guarantee it. In cases of Consumption, where General Debility, Loss of Appetite and Constipa‘tion exist, it will restore and regulate the system, while Shiloh’s Cure allays the inflammation and heals the lungs. Price 75 cents. Sold by €. Eldred & son, Ligonier. i “HACKMETACK,” 4 rich and fra-’ ~grant perfume. Sold by C. Eldred & Son, Ligonier Ind, o 43-eow-ly. DrowNED.—Thursday night last S. ‘L. Yandes and Samuel Truesdell were drowned, or. rather died from the effects of falling into one of the lakes, near Angola. Both were alive when taken from the water, by their companions; but they were too far gone to rally from the chill and shock, and died before medical attendance reachced them, Mr. Yandes was a former ‘resident of this place, and was post- . master at Auburn until’ about a ‘year ago. - Laterly he has resided at-Ango--la.—Waterloo Press. - | e —— A Man While Drunk Jumps from a Sec- .. ~ . ondStory Window. . | . MARION, Ind, Jan. B.—A man named Walter White, a piano tuner by.occupation, came to this place about four weeks ago. Soon after his arrival he commenced drinking heavily, and while crazy from its effects jump--ed from the second story of theTremont 'house, alighted on tga head and so injuring himself that he died this afternoon. He claimed that his parents tived at Marquette, Michigan, but remwg efforts to find them there and &t other places b&vahiled e ‘ i Wiy '_"~ ‘”"' T*f.‘ ,‘: ' " :13.4 3 | Farmers will find that they woi&l.re- | alize from 15 to 20 per ’eent;&r fit by | %m# {.of a package of Wallace’s -Natiopsl Ehebp % oNaeny once 5 week to their flock of sheep. They never fail. Money refunded if they do no % : . m t & «h"' iq};,‘v w.‘.- : ; wr: ;‘7"’." é s "‘WWM’ 7‘”’"‘? 'k 1 Morton's’ term. The 'lndianapolis S Thusade %ﬂ*ﬁg‘w%ﬁww e orauyamssane, W 00l Livmp<Shagiipie o i dandf '#ﬁﬁ{gg 2 ‘f&‘? *7 ﬂ»";"’ " 5 ’ ;“?,{‘;wl';ﬁ{’:'i*‘ zf’:

lNo'xfrdE.——Wishi‘bf'to;seﬁtle.i.up my ‘books, I invite all indebted to me to call and settle immediately. Thank‘ing all for past favors I solicit a con: tinuance of the same. . : e - Respectfully yours, » . 882 t - H.C, CUNNINGHAM - —Felt- Hats at 15 cents a piece, at the Ladies’ Bazaar. i ~ —The question now is: Have we a gang of robbers in Ligonier? = -—The delinquent tax list appears in this week’s issue of THE BANNER. —Since ‘the roads have, again become passable, business is a little more lively. s —Elder J. Hurd and family left for their new home in Michjgan on/Tuesday last. b e —About sixty loads of wheat were delivered at the Ligonier depot on Tuesday. Aol : —The indications are that considerable building will be done in this place next summer, ' : ~ —Now, Messrs. Farmers, haul -ip your produce and make things lively, for alittle while, at least. : —The attendance.at the Neble Circuit Court, Monday and Tuesday, is reported somewhat meagre. e —Owners of ice-houses are careful'yl watching their opportunities to secure a fair supply of the congealed article. ; e '

— Mr. Geo. T. Ulmer started on an - extended trip, last Tuesday, to Michi‘gan and New York, to look after important interests. . -~ \ ¢ —Dr. B. Gard, (of Ft. Wayne, was in town on Monday visiting his brother, Dr. J. F. Gard, and looking after real estate interests in this county. = - . —Several weddings to-come off in the near future. KElegant cards for such occasions printed at this office on-short notice. ’ " =About forty votes were cast at the ‘meeting of the agricultural society last Monday. 1t is said that some effective work was done duringthe cans : | —Courty Treasurer Black ofiicially enlightens the people of Noble county -a8 to their liabilities as tax-payers. See his facts and figures in another column, e . ki "—Dr. Gard, of this place, has traded his- Wawaka dwelling for a farm 3 miles north of that place, and contemplates moving his family hére in the Spring. . e ~ —Mus. B. Burnell, daughter of Geo. T. Ulmer of this county, died a little over three weeks ago, al her late home on English Prairie, Liagrange county; ~aged about 35 years.. . = ; } ~—Judge Wood has done considera'ble werk since fall by way of erecting a buggy house, stables, sheds, &¢., on his" town premises. The Judge is getting things snugly fixed. —The Supreme Court has affirmed .Judge Long's decision in a case brought against the German Building Association of Columbia City. The decision sustains the Building Assoglafion, oo e —Somebody over-in Michigan, at or near Morenci, sent us a communica-. tion a few days ago, but neglected. to append his 'or her signature. The ‘writer will confer a favor by sending ‘full name. . - - i - —Hardware establishments seemingly possess peculiar attractions for burglars in_ this place. All of our hardware stores have now been visited by robbers.. The burglars, whoever they may be, seem to be inclined to divide their “favors” and “patron--ag.e.n v . 2 § ; —That venerable couple, Mr. and Mrs. FJames Morrell, of the Hawpatch, celebrated their golden wedding on the 29th ult. and received the ‘congratulations of numerous friends, besides being made the recipients of some valuable presents. An excellent dinner was provided for the occasion. - : il ; 8 eGideop Harperis away from home, on a visit to friendsin Ohio. Inaletter dated Canton, Jan. 7, he writes us: “I must either have a BANNER or else come home; sO.I guess I will take a BANNER. You will oblige me very much by sending this week’s issue.” All right, Gideon; your request shall be complied with. -~ : ‘—The Supreme Court, in the case of Ward vs. Montgomery in the November term, 1877, decided that a sale of real estate for non-payment of taxes, is a:nullity unless the owner of such realty at the time of such sale had no personal property out of whichthe tax then due could be made, in the county in which theland was situated. - ~—The South Bend Register is authority for the statement that the Cincinnati, Wabash and Michigan road, running from Goshen to Anderson, within a short distance of Cincinnati, has fallen into the hands of the Lake ‘Shore road. N. Beéckley, Asst. Supt. of the Michigan Division, has gone to Anderson to take charge. ‘This will make an important branch to the Lake Bhire. oo ~—We have just received a 10-page 'pamphlet issued by Elder Peter Wine‘brenner, entitled “Mrs. Ellen G. White, Seventh Day Adventist, &e.” Though we have not yet had time to read the pamphlet, we can say 1n general terms that Elder Winebrenner has ¢évoted much of his time to the study of Adventism, and that his work doubtless contains much that ﬁ interesting to investigators of theological subjects. —Among the newly elected directorsiof the Agricultural Society only ‘twoare from town. This would seem our rural friends to have things pretby muchi their own way, for the pres: ent year at least. So far as we are ‘well satisfied with such a determinaof the charge,so frequently made, that ‘“those town fellows are running things «ﬂm%;w,em&{‘::&%é@ﬂ»fﬁ*ww o ;:;;43% ﬁs«;ﬂ’}v’:@“&r?:f“w\?’e~,:‘ke"‘é% R ARG Pl e R i .. o

- ~Bill Denny, the night-watch, says ‘those thieves will 00l around until they get “collared.” —lt will be an easy matter for “Hi.” to say how much truth there is in that six-months statement of last week’s #andard. —The Ligonier Schools, after a vacation of two weeks, resumed’ work on Monday last, all tx teachers being promptly on hand, and the attendance of pnpils full. o - —Eleven car-loads of sheep, cattle and hogs were shipped from this place last Saturday. The money realized thereon ought-to have something of a “healing” effect upon the purses of our rural friends. : b ; —The Supreme Court of this State has recently decided, in an appeal case from Tippecanoe county, that claims filed with the Township Trustee for sheep killed by dogs, must be paid in full in the order in which they are filed, until all the funds are exhausted. —Won’t some enterprising Kendallvillian cause a brief notice to be inserted in the Standard (at usual advertising rates, of course,) informing the readers of that singular newspaper that James Nellis has been appijinted and confirmed postmaster of that city ? —We havein type, and intended to publish, this week, a conrprehensive synopsis of Rev. Mahin’s Sunday forenoon discourse; butat the last moment found ourself under the necessity of laying it over for next week’s issue, greatly to our regret. It is, however, good enough to “stand” postpopement; no danger of its spoiling. ,

l -—Complaint is made that the street lamps, with which Cavin street has recently been provided hy the Town Council, are not lighted on Sunday { evenings, to the great inconvenience of persons going and coming from church or the 10:43 train. Fault is also being found that the lamps are not kept burning after 11 o’clock. We make mention of this matter at the request of sundry citizens who would like to have a- different arrangement in these particulars. —The hardware store of Mr. John Weir was burglarized last Sunday night., The thief or thieves effected an entrance through a coal-bin.into the ware-room, chiseled the door and endeavored to take off the lock, but the door being bolted on the insjde, the plastering was removed at the gside of the door, ‘to a sufficient extent to run an arm through and thereby enable the unbolting of the door.— About $2OO worth of knives,s2o worth of silver-plated forks, &c.. and about $lO in change were stolen. No clue to the burglars, as yet. - | —A disgusted Republican remarked. the other day that the real trouble with Hayes was his conspicuous Jack l ‘ of capacity for the important position ~he occupies. The d. R.thought Hayes -would do very well as: an ornamental figure head in the gubernatorial chair of Buckeyedom, or as a member of the Ohio Legislature; but when it came to filling the presidential chair, his ‘measurement was just a ‘trifle too small. If we remember correctly this same objection was ﬁlljged by Democrats during last year’s campaign, but this same d. R. wouldn’t believe it at that time. Verily, time works wonderful changes. ° : - —-Prof. Luke and family spent the holiday vacation with his father who resides in Holmes county, Ohio, The Senior Luke has been ill for nearly a year, and this visit of a long-absent son, as a matter of course, afforded him great pleasure, while the visitors were doubly gratified, by reason of the fact that his health was much better than usual. A family re union of the ‘children and the grand-children was arranged (for the first time, by the way,) and participated in by thirty--seven in number. . The affair will doubtless long be remembered as the, event in the history of the family. Prof. Luke visited some of his old frierids in the Buckeye State, and assures us that this was to him decidedly the most pleasant vacation since his connection with “educational interests. . IN sPEAKING of the infamous ‘“closing out” and “assignment” fabrication of the Kendallville Standard, the LaPorte Herald of December 29 says: “It is difficult to see why one editor: should exult over the financial troubles of another editor, or should ferret out and expose to view his private troubles and embarrassments. Sympathy and good offices undeér such ecircumstances, from a brother in the ‘guild would seem far more appropriate. If the Argus was in any such ‘troubles, the Herald would cover it all over with a mantle of sympathy and secrecy, just as it does its faults with that-of charity. De kind to a brother in trouble. You don't know how soon-you may need the same good oflices for yourself.,” - .. .. ; ‘ How true and propl;étic. Scarcely has the echo of the Standard’s malicious exultation died away when its editor finds- himself-sued in the U. S, court for the recovery of $750 on a .note long;igj%ggg%ﬁthatever may -grow out of this suit, we trust no recollection of the shameful treatment bestowed upon us may ever serve as a temptation to refer exultingly to any ‘serious misfortune that may fall to ‘the lot of the defendant. = ~ Tue Indianapolis Telegraph, in ‘speaking of “theya%tmng increase of | ‘the number of bankruptcies and bank 8 spensxon%reg%m;‘ga in the grasping greed of the Shylocks who are doins*%giutm«t to confiscate the ‘property of men of limiiea means, an attempt to destroy what little confidmﬁw:ﬁd%;wﬂibx s T o Togka e th endes of “loternstionae sud Gommaiss were “to be borne out in their prophetic “ihrent, which 18 a 8 Tollowa: ‘Atter B g it 3 ‘,”” %Q‘@ﬁ’ w o -*‘ ‘%;} 4 mm%@m@* %‘%‘ﬁ‘ s o N e j’*,,f« id Lranberries, a a;“g:

‘Noble County Agricultural Society—-An-L Srnnalmesting. Pursuant to notice, the stockholders of the Noble County Agricultural Society met at Kann’s Hall on Monday last, the President, W. W. Latta, in the chair. About forty stockholders -were present. ey . i { The Seeretary and Treasurer submitted their reports, which were referred to an auditing committee consisting of Wm. D. Hays, J. E, Huffman and E. B. Gerber. e A number of bills were allowed and ordered paid. LT e - It was ordered that each stockholder be assessed five dollars'on third installmegt. G : Theegection of a Board of Directors was next declared in order. A committee of three was. appointed to report the names of twenty-six stockholders from among whom thirteen directors shall be chosen, A ballot resulted :in the election of the following named persons: ° : : ‘W. W. Latta, A:R. Ring.. W. D. Hays, IE. B. Gerber, Geo. Growceock, J.S. Ramsby, Christ. Hooley, | O. Kimmell, : Cyrus Kimmell,. |J. E. Huffman,* Andy Engle, ° IA. J. Morris, ‘Wm. K. Wolf. ‘ Dr. Palmiter was appointed to sell i the water tank belonging to the soeiety. : On motion it was resolved that the next Fair be held on September 17, 18, 19 and 20, 1878—four days; instead of three, as last year. t On motion the premium awarded to J. C. Hoover in three-year olds’ race was countermanded and awarded to Jonas Shobe, and the second premium to Sack Bros.

The newly elected directors were notified that a meeting for the election of general officers for the current year - will be held on Saturday next, 12th inst. ; Dol - 'The meeting thereupon adjourned. : ————tl - P L CROMWELL ITEMS. i : ‘At the present writing it is zeroously eold, but not enough snow to please‘, the boys. ;. i ~ Next Saturday ‘evening, Jan. 12th, the Cromwell Excelsior Troupe will appear on the stage for the first time before the public. 'We are quite certain that the entertiasinment will be splendid, as we attended one of their re“hearsals (by invitation) and.pronounce it equal to some of the city theatres. Allow me to here state that one of the characters in his funny appearancesis well worth the 15 cents admission.— Good music will enliven the occasion, Mr. Hezekiah Mayﬁeldigs sold his saw-mill and fixtures to Helt & Ruby, of Arcola, near Fort Wayne. These gentlemen intend to remodel the mill and put in planers, ete. ’ Mr. J. Oswalt, the former day operator here, has moved to -Weltsboro, west on the B. & O. R. R. : We understand Mr. Wm. McClellan has sold his house and lot to Mr. A. Green. v > Mr. Yost is now the day operator here.” Tle is a gentleman of fine appearance., . ks Sl "Wm. C. Vanderford is now the sole proprietor of the Vanderford Brothers store, Clark retiring. . -~ VALET. —_— e e e s ‘ Free of Cost. - : Dr, King’s New Discovery for consumption, coughs and colds, asthma, bronchitis, etc., is given away in trial bottles free of cost to the afflicted. If you have a severe cough, cold, difficulty of Preathing, hoarseness or affection of the throat or lungs by all means give this wonderful remedy a trial.— As you value your existence, you can’ not afford to let.this opportunity pass. We could not afford and would not give this remedy away unless‘we knew it would accomplish what we claim for it. Thousands of hopeless cases have alreadyg)een completely cured by it. There is no medicine in the world that will cure one-half the cases" that Dr. Kirg’s New Discovery will cure. TFor sale by H. €. Cunningham. e | General Ewing’s Speech. . The great speech of General Tom Ewing on the repeal of Sherman’s resumption law is now ready for distribution. The Indianapolis Sentinel Company will supply orders at the following rates: : : ’ BOBD - 5 e v B 8 00 BOD L i e 0 900 .oy 1000 e ey 60, ¢t k. conmnsincmiods 080 Address, “The Sentinel Company,” : ~ Indianapolis, Indiana.. , ; i : Latest News. ot Two sharp earthquake shocks were felt -in Cairo, Southern Illinois, last Tuesday night. - i ‘Congress convenes to-day, but the attendance will be slim. - 5 A profound sensation has been produced in political circles by the introduction of a resolution in the Maryland Legislature calling for a thorough investigation of the fraudulent ‘means whereby R. B. Hayes acceded to the presidential chair. The movement is a formidable one and has the approval of Democrats and Republicans alike. England advises Tarkey to treat directly with RuBsia for an armistice.— ‘A truce.is probable, and the war is probably at an end. e Vietor Emanuel, King of Italy, died yesterday of military fever. He will be succeeded by his son, Prince Humberto.aged 38, = v o - The Kokomo 7'ribune tells a strange story about a preacher and his wife, who lived for-several years in that place, in the odor of great sanctity, and ‘were supposed to be supremely happy. It now transpires that they have scarcely : spoken to each other for ""e"*ﬁ‘ ‘years, having occupied sepae L ‘that time, and that they are preparing ‘to apply for a divdres.. The minister“ﬂgw@mm real ‘estate in Ko-' B e ~L**;wmm 4« s e R N &szm rections. Sold by all' druggists and A g N AW | R .RAR I A T s, w*w;ﬁwwﬁﬁﬁw’}w ywww w

‘Delinquent List for 1876. .A :‘L’ ‘_"'?- .. 32 o "fo s =g : ’ J ' _ AUDITOR’S OFFICE, e ' NOBLE COUNTY, TNDIANA. | ~ The following is a list of lands ana town 1018 in said county of Noble, returned and remaining delinquent for the non-payment of _tnxes due on the -same for the year 1876, and former years, with penalty and interest charged thereon: also,/the taxes for the current year, 1877, to which a penalty of ten | n‘iuntnm;us}beud'ed if rot paid on or before the Third Monday in April, 1878 . ; | et et <. eet e e eetet e b L WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. ‘ i : 181218 815 ¥ 5 s e =B iR e ! : : 359 Sl e L NaMEE. . a DESORIPTION. . | fifi | 18] { % :iéf?‘if' P e e e S D ; : 23) L Hall, Moses jr.. ..v..........‘nh geqgr. ..o ‘""“"ml#’”f’ Si SQ‘ .142054 .. SPARTA TOWNSHIP. ‘ Barney, Willlam M.........[nec0r 8wWQr................|10/34] 8, 10]..) 13 21 ' same S i AW QL 88 Qo asis cddibiep swga <= [lo] 2|--#! 27 34 : same es B DWW gl e st TMI 95191 1234 BT W, e negranr...'............,».. 11]..]..] 40{..] 27 .68 BRIIE il i IesecI@BEBEQEL 00l T ALLLL ] TOIBB 8L 04 i ' 'PERRY TOWNSHIP. . Friénd, Abraham .........jehfneqr 5wqr.............| 535 8 20;.\ 978 same ;,......:'.‘ptanrpe'qr...'......'....v.. ol TS RFE Kern, Peter F...,.......-..1wh1nqqr5wqr.,.........._. 24]..1.. 20’.. 10 85 : : ELKHART TOWNSHIP. 0 Cass, Levi and LUCY. . ..., . [OW QT cecuoevaneazionsnen-na.(ll[3s] 9160;..) 45 44 Hanng, Hugh T...........0jft1ne qre oo ciooiivaai. .o f13]..). .| BRIS&] 15 70 same Sk dendae BW QERWArSii i s M 40 088 McConnell, G. W.........../undividod one-third swqr...|3l]..|..| 53/33] 15 46 Powers, E1iza.............. .o ha1fnwqr.................[34[..|..| 80i..| 50 10 Reese, Frederick....:......|[und one-third sw qraw qr...[20{..|.. 13133} 38 56 Rice, Rhenanna ............[pt sSwWqrseqr.oc.ooeeeez...-.| 3/..1..1 30i..| 12 21 EaE YORK TOWNSHIP, . By .K. o. cociilinwieor nedr.i o ooi i L 1624 9] 35! 72 y Thomasd.........;und %shf sw qrse qr......[ 9/..]..| 13/33| 825 M LA W..c.00i. . land 3 nwqreiao.osi a6l ]l | 87]23) 16 18 ‘Webster.dohn..............|BpartBe qQrse qr............| 8/..{..{ 51]..] 15 42 : NOBLE TOWNSHIP. : : HEdgerton, J.K.............jneqrneqr..................|30/33| 9] 40|..( 20 84 Hanna, Char1e5............[nW frl W Qr. «snneceenoio.o.f 100001 40(..] 925 McCumber (heir5)...........nwc0rehfneqre...........|1250. 1.1 B|..| 449 ' msame cenbab e nlO B ROGE 0o LT I 180 L 3 7Y Milligan & 8r0wn..........|und one third shfneqr.....[l2|..|..| 26/a6| 27 49 Nulf, Levii..oocuaae i .BWQTBWQP oo - oo o-2.--:120]..|..| 40]..| "5 83 Rosach, Mary A."o ol llillwpt et ook i st ] 54]00) 98 20 Sharp & 50n..........eaue..|und one-ninth whf se qr....[32}../..{ 6{47] 610 Bweeny, 15abe1..._.........\whf8W Ql.cee s coeee. 000...34]..|.. 80].. 18 95 Taylor, Reuben............. WL avs-ogs: soec=cioaioas SJL 16011 3518 W GREEN TOWNSHIP,

e ee e e e Favinger, Henry...........|w side BOOP ol Uy e 1983110, . 118 7 Fairfield, Charles W.......[5eqr neqr..................} 9|._.|..|'ao{..] 12 12 & same Sesese- HEL WO .= Lol i ISO il 601 oo Bg Hart, Samuel (estate)....../middleptspt w hfnw qr...12|..|..| 11|..| "8 26 same cvcanuiDEW hE DWW QPaiecca,io o, ll9]L 00, 50l .45 Hill, George F'...:.. .\ 0./ jneqrseqr. oo .. sawaser QLo 040 N 11440 same seeme tneees OWQr BW QP..... ... .cca...0u!10(.0]..] 40]..] 81 63 Madden, Jobhn..... ........|neqr BE QY (o oiio..iiiiaa. 130001001 401116 68 ‘Moore, Wi11iam............|e5ide 8WQr................! 8[..|..{ 60/ 59 00 Biage, Mary AO, . . lseqrseqgr. i TOT o 211898 e so e et eD 20 JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP. o grabb, F. E. et a 1,......... [DEDW QPeeeseannccieeens-....|26134/10[ 24[70] 10 75 Hanna, Samuel T..........\8Wqr 8WQr..00.0eeunn......|14]..{..| 40|..] 608 Skinner, James (estate)....|B€ Qr.cc..c.ocat weenen......| 9]..[..1160]..[107 14 - . ORANGE TOWNSHIP. ’ Bohn, Danie1,..............[nhf neqr...................[2435)10) 80|..[ 26 92 Ford, William C...........[5eqr 5WQr.c................ |l7 |..] 10]. ]l3 56 Grapnls, OV P, o o Cehfewara. oo I ol 49 17 same siirapees WL BOGE. LoL bRI b 80t cl 48 80 Higgins. Mira R............|neqr DOYra ik sl ARG 83I90) 14 1T it okt siainl et S ol e e, sbtel o o o . 'WAYNE TOWNSHIP. , : Mann, Mary....... cieec--ojehf whneqr........c. ... [ 5[35/11]43].. 22 05 W : ALLEN TOWNSHIP.. : ——-—'—_———‘———-———————‘“..___ Eddy, Achi11a5............. 5hfaeqr......‘..............1‘zb1m 114 80|.. 4916 . same teaseere......jmiddlehf pt n hfse qr...... 125.. \ 14‘..v 647 M o SWAN TOWNSHIP, - » Henshall; J. A, o il SW Qe RQT iivae e ns 9/38)11] 4((.:) 11 62 Plank, Wi11iami............|88 QF BW QTccsroiieinos.....22|..|..| 40|...| 1002 same Seiks sIN gr DWAr, .32, oo .00l 0 96] L 1 10 40]0 93] same siciseses B DEDWOREIL. L el 96] ) 1 80l 14 08 ' samc cecccsviocn DQr MO Qr.cc. conciaion.aa. 127],.]..] 40]..] 496 '——"'_—"’—‘_—‘__—-—"———‘————f-——_-———____— TOWIN I.OT<S.—KENDALLVILLE. : ; PIHE ) = i Pl ; 21812 8 & ST 8 b [ : . NAMES. :DESCRIPTION. s B L / SR e o j . '::.:l:" Allen, William F......... |Mitchell’s Additi0n......... .. [..[..]..] 13681355 Brillbart, Jacob,..........|ldding’s Addition...... .......|..[..[..| 46| 403 same. saan-ceaae JLOGINES Addition sLO LT 0T 471205 50 “Carr, Didvid C.<o.i.......|Hitchcock’s * 30ft eside ..|..|..|..| 9 135 Uadg D) Botooic o iddingla - 8 Loean s e ULI 88l g ‘CookMighamt, DD ... |ldding’s =~ * sel Lk 6T S e Cluoff. Marcu5..............|Hi1l & Stone’ssubdiv...... ....|..|..1..] 4] 2688 same SAL o% Sl ts Sl S eol f Bl 936 Carpenter, George ........[22 feet n0rth5ide............._[..]..|..] 18| 992 Cooll)xinglgygjlﬁ;mc. g.. Danilel’s A;dd!!:!(m t;larst Bloci bt I’&;s§ iﬂ 66 . Dray William A........ 2 shiswqr....!..]..|.. 494 .Fo%%yne(}o]lege-;.:.;. Rdigp ™oe T 0 sol ant sl5 | Pisher, 1. T...... 0..... 0. |Lash's S Sesi L ice Lttt 4] goR Green; Carr i s i iitehell s el Ll 0s e T B 169 L EMANMIG - vnessasnannes CIRTR'S s 419 k 91 6% Bhfie il e Moe i los %0b igog Graden, Edward..........[Mitchell’s * = 42 feet w gide|..|..|. | 24| 42 06 Hopkina, H o H.. ... .. oMinotls e e oot ot b sl ol Vs ' same it e SR e LLS ol ge Huddle & 5eem............Mitche11’s * ** . 56} feet s end|..[..|..| 111 2548 Hopking, Hepry,........:/Minotls 0 foo o nned 1131 ol g 53 Johnson, John 5..........|1dding’s -** S L A 66l T s Joyee,J.-J 00l CiMitchelts- ¢ Lo o ed ]laB 08 James, John J............|D Lasn’s ** 40x120 ft nw coe|..|..|..| 2| 2090 LJonesg Benjamin.... .. ../ MitehelP’s . ss¢ o[o on oo 394 l 408 Kline,"Michael............|Clark’s = * ehf......_..|..|..|..] 40| 380 Kaufman, Joseph.,........|Lash’s s 12x100 fo sw pt{..|. [..! 10| -854 Mercer, Lorenze D........[Hitchcock’s ** ... . . ...l |..f..| 8 867 Mitchel, Warder & Bushnel Mitohell’s ¢ sazeeyos i dad i) 86l 7899 McWilliamg, Jame 5....... Iddin%’a B veniiai ekl 36109 09 Newman, A.H:............|Danie1’s . Si s o R 0 g e PRlmer GKo ol oocoiiaDdashis. i Gio RN gk e same Vit et ey g PR s s sy ey . | same “ s bios oo it 6l 100 Pierce, Elva 8 ............/Mitghell’s ** 44 feet sside.|..|.. 18} 10 70 - Unknewn 0wner.....:..../Minot’s - ¢ .o .. .c... 00-00. )80 11 60k i e e THiCtoek R oLI 5 406 i ‘game B Seress " Sl oi e A B 408 White, James 8.......... Mitchell’s ¢ ... ........fo ] f.] 21 2588 -Walters, Hiram 8.........| ¢ o Seemneent v sl {0 Bl9] 100 et e eet et et eet et ettt . . ALBION. : § i - 3 oX, Maty 0000 S TR ABIEION 2o ot o so L B Ty same y,..‘............. do do easthalf....... ! --|--] 55( 93 Bate sl it Deder RSI Seaciaiieadniaaitofell ] 164 959 e RaEe sl sl st el e e e soeenaaitaltol (0165 250 B oo el LTI U el g6l samem oo taido do Sedeeaiiicnciaocitio il 1671 219 BROE -o0 v vgo R RN R T S EME Coo ok e 0D a 6 168 BRmG 00l 080 UG el te ISAme. iol Lil G 0 g el e I ese Darr .Ho& W. iiol ohaldos sda el Do ibo 00l Yes same AT L sSR R RL T same SR G 0 oda lie oe Lo 09l 148 : fame. oo locnlkendp d dooridn el s ke 08l 1 o : ghiia T do idor Coliowiu si) fogl 11759 game S Qo das e b 95 148 "R B e g 0 o sl el 185 : . same Gi B 890 4o eeisiaiin U GGG Teor 1105 - game cerpanendde 0 80 Lo Ll L 100 118 Frost,James H... ........| do do seseeriavenaneaadogleloaf 4) 38 KA BIOOMY - onisehasiof ol go ol CRVIETEE R dsall g 99 Ve 00l S B Reod e et bt oaat )0y - fame Cir Tt b go o dao oo oL Topl 990 TSR ODR e e B ST B Ramel . - coinalioinhodo g e b o b T e S Toß] vl 0t Tapha: Fredl ..o . | do sdo 00100 bl | 00l 48] Mccnne, John.;-------.... TESts ek ciadecccedannanciaaa foofoe]as 116 153 same BI R eLB D S T L Reed, 8iN...i0. <oeareconTilin AddTtion ~ 200 K osl 500 Stavepson, B, Win..coill 4o do oo Doy A eel 270 same docaioia . 8 danigini o o T Tegn Y 9) 85990 D 00 TR el 00 Zellér.ﬂ.&.et. Sl SN ] e . ‘same rass kb ﬁ?‘%qfﬂﬂ eelel Ll 8h) o T T RG e O LRR Gl i e LARmE ALR L do ' do . Fetheror ido uslaeef B DS o me . TRI e 88 S 0 sttt DT L al e Dodends o el Go G TR L 48 1 9 . o ,j:-f,",i;'»_ : ,__.’,N_‘__:, as 311 ‘ﬂlo Set oA o Lo ep) 'l% S. b ’E...-. --..; o 0 5 3 "-.:" R TR B ‘f;} el T os de Y??t;.?.".1.1.._;_, Tulatfes gg 178 3 '7v‘wr~ & sil do d" S eai i eS 0 193 /same sewant 30 a 8 S X el 2% - [sßme eGRI T T e g . BAme Yt i 30 gg R T L eal 988 - . Bame Cewmsdanans a 0 ﬂD -----.’-.....-'—-. Celee e 80} 255 . -sgme PSRRI _dO e RSy as aaians L atistes | 116 91 eUe s e el eeR e e Pl e SO '-gg :]lo Heci ks Ly 2'273 . same et 2000 T ekl e o R s 'go' do Abt oA 1199 229 TG e B 0 de L e L 124 229 coame e Dot el o LD T e 198 LN e e e e el T i ?1;'»“".’? B V:Zj:".‘.:;.‘-?‘u‘.;.‘:. e do saQ A kb‘n-q;-;-;.'.....‘..'. -n {I- -1 15 e B 9 oeo 90 e L ] er - Bame A b do -do sebevo syl bilel] 1561021 80 %: i 1":'!-7-5-'#"4"'_-{', ~do‘dq »fiﬁ-;'g-n sebecnanal ;n 20l 3 !.25‘ e SRR L d‘? dP st vd S boetaal G Tl s e el e e T R el cosrLoißßY Ll do 50‘ Wskn g ol L 190 f 91 A cEeme sl 90 dos Ao ST gl o G Eame "‘?v---"v-ng-,- - »-a,éf,*f;‘?-’i Ctemseaceeaiaain | 00l g 0 195 oiameee GLT e e sLT R gl 16 S IRame . Gavesieedd %g ;ﬁg;i.;i'l.,?’a:'f‘.'f?‘f“'f‘r---’-_émﬁ; wofeoto 104 293 S mEeme . ot b A db Ciekeserveadioliiitaall N Ql4l ©BB Goommme b oo Rl g:gg Nl AR Loyl fg s wßie SR o M RO Ll Ll sof--1-.1 2161 81 I BENET be B 0 -fi'-‘ﬁ:‘ sel-elesl 217 ‘lOl A e RB9 G b g LG Roet s agnban] 6oA vreEsvassasaa eles s L SUT L g [ Wme. | ........| 40 do saheslshassfanasnalisliale LMR | 7Y e L do gg e MRS il M 0 e s e iledd bl e TR K B “',*-x,’ra—,g SR VA h, PR i Aol oma 44 | b TR ss e 3.;?fﬂjmv;r£_ Re e T ,:2 vvg%@‘ Ssirt 5%(}«"-% sersssnnnclen]eetea| €55 ’._m;%l B T glﬂ? eP L e e g MBIRR LeBO m% eleaeaaan i il "|8 S T Lt e = ido do 'f’:iﬁﬁg ok 'ﬁ*&"" Les]ea] 2585 01 b D od T L Re e s"‘ S e e e OSR RRING il g do. do - ... Absaseaale goalo o] GBOF -0] G nRAIRG 0 Sayeiieanh ooo€O XY 's%‘i‘ leh o jen et S 0 00 U 0 =¢ BAm ”ﬁs‘%ﬁaﬁa e e vavsendhaandecfoofooL 288 15 S ,dimi”’%ifwtgﬁq“ .ma s s ,:';‘i‘f-“. 66 SR iMROTR 2 R ~f”§’k~;§";f“ Al el gy | emme L Seneon Additlon. 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B Se T S el DR (LA RN R e o e B R g R 30 Sty o i S Py 1 5 30 bSt : S3s & & .'\“v”_e bgw f.' -';i;?"':i e s el o RN R RRSI L - NAMES. . DESCRIPTION, ' I |&f | i . : i e edoedai boges e x i e e e L e Altimus, Alexander.......[Smith’s Additi0n...:....... .. |..[«3..] 21] 242 Barney; Wm. M...........[28 feet front Martin street......|. .{..Ful.. .| 11 87 same “teenvasneaolifisher & Co.’B Add........ic | b 90T 669 - same- kst o) e e M e L Sl R Baker, En0ch.............|Randa11’s o eseiinac it lh 300 B 0 CoCCREIE s o i e e 1 808 same el i e S 0 et rE TR RAR R O 8m11me‘,m....... st o & ti-§7'l 2- 19 ’gg v s-eeseeooo. Db WQTnw qr section 270 20 L.l .1 2 Barnett, Th0ma5........../Strans’ 'Addmon....-....:;‘.'.;..3, wdesfed - 10] 615 Barney, Alma E........... [Miller's| * . oo iR el T 604 R i louc i e MO s o] B 8 . Bame . eiesieeas-.|Richmond’s “ chasseagnnbetedat b onr ST Cutshaw, C................/Straug’ oan i ebol R g Corbin, J0hn..............[Randa1P5_ + 2200 TTTTITUTE eglh 34 Campbell. G. W...........|Richmond’s s ehalle sl ol BTI 1 4 Enoch, Ge0rge............| = ¢ Wi IR E S Gillespie _v&myme..._..; 22 feet north end. .. ......oioo ) c]a] 32,995 02 Kinsey, J. L...............|33 feet west part. ..ol sl b 36!, 1811 Laman, David.............|Straus’ Addition. ... ..l 6 e Littell Levic. .. 101077 liWood's * - Lol el des McConnell, G. W.......20.| . ¢ uid onethird |. ||, 6 270 same SSRGS A i e o RSB R A same -'"...-:. " o . “ sk 86 91 same S " “ " | “ 5 “."' ‘;..' '9 3 131 same S bAT A " sbR 10 ’ ]Blr same baneeenani] oM e s S e S same TR . . . . . -‘.;.--' sl a 93 181 same e Ly Wol sec Ag ae game o bR M ol a6r 108 same sl e Miller's. )o6 e A R OT g same e . : . " o & : g -8l ; 131‘ same Gt e “ sNPab ol 1 same et iaiiip boY 2% . Swhi o b b same Suanbnd eyl ae i R 'Sr} 1091 Miller, P. D..........i....8w couwar-section 2. avnltalililiil 186 Mangold, Geo,ge,_,_,____'[Miller’l Afddition......oi. L 0 4l Tof 9L Milter, P. D............... Richmond’g~* ... _....c.| f7lt 48} 600 same Siicacoieiiceld o > sesresmasndal LU ETLE 47 08 game ...l i 2 eeddmsls ielil bt ASET B Miller, E1izabeth........../Pisher’s =« . 02l 00l 2ot/ F 120 10118 80; North, J01t......1.. ... [Pancskes . 0 oiho sl ekl Bl Nelson, Hiram............\Weliman’s * . -...i.i....]01..0.if 20l 9750 Preacher’s Aid Society. ... Strans’ WS ee e Plorson, Win. Jo (00l [0 e i ihnaiss iB O o 101 Parker, A5her5........ ..nwcornegr section 27.... c .ol 30 i 115 A 9, Scovill, J. H..............[5mith’s Additi0n......0.... .. [ icbol 14l Bigd Scovill, Elizabeth..........pt nw qr nw qr section 27 ... ... 1/191..] ...1105 42 —_—— e | il POWAWARS o oo Miller, Elizabeth..........[Brown’s Addition. n bf... -2 [..[-.[..[ 10} 16 60. BRIE OLI oss. do .do nhfoai sl eth S s MuMHlsaydames: 00l i D oanl s S e .| 79 556 .. Bame camssencncfeidiosciaabaeosiinsaronioviantfoafin]a i BOF 00 : : BRIMFIELD. . .. o 0 Baird; Hentye .o o 0 Lo 0t Se i e e Kelly, Freeman...........|Jones’ Additi0n.....c..... .ol el ] 19 817 -Warder, Mitchell & C 0.... |22 feet middle part.............{|..].:| 8] 457 . ROME. =~ = et Newton HAaonal il 0 s s eAR same S Uiaah vfe vk v s wrea set s sas et FTRBE I SRS same "Eubpapacnsiseoniuresne ansebosiniansenke i eis eslil RN ST SAMIO. - S e e R g Rice Haney. .cocuoi. o L iiia it vl v osl 4808 4 BB Coelpesan il e ddueL Lot ve ol clagonuLan eol e TRO ]4O Roambo,: Jacob.. oo b s VTG st e B 80l sol Thompson, Hetta A ....; | ... il ieiissaie Trnlot 19319499 Unknowh Owner. = ..o Lol eilet i L bRt Tale sgy ' same Thseatsebaiiia Dl Se sit e e R SR "I same i lnr e e O e s eL G L TOOSTR R T /' same Sk s lio i eter RSt il she b AOS RV " same e 436|

e \ WOLF LAKE,. = ... s Thompson, Levi G... -...1. .....c..0... e o hoEe g UnEnswWßOWNer. o 000 oot il e e el f N B Unkn0wn0wner...........1..;... chiasvaassiigniaiieg Se s boia ek Sl B Unknown 0wner......... |._.... o (il c R ENG egl D oag Unkhown OWher, ... ot eSlv it ’94[3 82 UnknowniOwmer. . ... .ok ccn o A 95 82 Hnkßown Owner 0000, oL TE e Re e i e ..l 108 8 Unßuown Owner. .o, 0. foi] eb Tl ot s e ke -109' =B2 UoknowstOwner. .o . 0 bo oo saai eet et daksieil v 82 Pakdown Oweer. .. Ol Ton il e el 111} B Unknown Ownier: .....ic 00, sigan Lol i i kel o m \STATEOFINDIANA,( Ss S SEala y Noble County, | Sl S , . I, JAMES C. STEWART, Auditor of said connty, do hereby certily that the foregoing is a correct list of lands and. town lots subJect Lo sale, and retarned delinquent for the non-payment of taxes due thereon for the year 1876, and former years, and returned to me by the.Treasurer -of said county, inclading penalty and interest, f.pgether' with the tax of the current year, 1877, as the same are severally charged with the amount of taxes ag exhibited in the foregoing list. - il S Witness my hand this 7th day of January, A, D.iB. = i SN JAMES C. STEWART, i Y y ~ Auditor of Noble County, Indiana. ' Notice is hereby given that 8¢ mueh of the above described lands and | town lots as may be necessary to discharge the taxes, interest, penalties and charges thereon, or which may be due from the owners thereof a_t;t}_le timeof ‘the sale, will be sold at public auction, at the court-honse, in the town of Al~ .bion, in said county, on the second Monday in February, 1878, commencing at 10 o’clock A. . of said day. Dated at Albion, this 7th day of Jannary; _lB?_B,' . JAMES C.STEWART, ; Auditor of Noble County, Indiana. ' | THE NATIONAL BANNER.

TO THE TAX-PAYERS OF NOBLE COUNZY, INDIANA: . = = Notice is hereby given that the rate of taxes assessed for the veir 1877, are as follows, to-wit: : : R e e e el < oo |eEEEIEEERIRE 2EIE SEE 8 ; ISESIERSRSEA Bl 2SA £ ' o eIRaEEGIEIS S = 88l & : : i IBlelsizigiElßlulalk| |RIE] @zl i 00l el R E ] SlelßElel TRI Eik(e] : v : ‘ i :moo-,cs-.‘:ioo'.: Lo osﬁ s x ‘ ; -ngF::r"Nge.’;:a :Ig;.&:g : i 2 Si%|Bls|B|BlBlzlelB] iB] giglz) ¢ ' T PelRB R EERE lEE KBS . : : : > : i "‘:ﬂ’fxggob‘g;"ﬂ;,c""’ E : i < T SSaEIgIsiS SISI 2lS] Bl : TOWNSHIPS AND TOWNS. SATISIBBTIEE [elßl ) ISR g2l ¢ - Sl lTlag S elede] s g (: £ RIS i e ey vl Snml ity Le R b 2 . : *a ‘§=:-;2.8]-'3;.==l:E R $ et e E b F e e e LS H e B e . aia ' . B ER R ‘ ; e eR e * poE e e R R IR LR 6 i ¥ o tah e duimye el te kil .'.‘,. . S - . WASHIDGUON .- oo oveeiceacoieanenanan annr aabesnsans 120 1165110/ 520(201 5] .1 14}50/50]. . . .|-.]- |1 00 SPBIER. v evesouncsensaseoonssamasaicusns sunaenssvssans|l9/°lll6/25(10] 520150] :].. (L 36[i50/50/ -50}....{150 POILY i e iaasanmnnnnsnas sanninsbant vaannsssibseharoues 1 L16125/10F:¢ 110/90) BIRSIT 24]IS0IR01Z - .‘_5050200 BIRBATE oo oz oeomrieinsssnrasmminansnbsann iosanssosnsneedl2] 1/16/25/10( 811020/20f.: L 19180501 . .[2of-.[l 20 Y OPK . evv: gensmeoasadaonanssonens snnannnnnsanvanseansjlg] 116(25110L 3(25(86] 5f..(1 07)i50/50| 60)..]..[1 50 NOBIE. . ouieeiernesvinn vaniamaneaecsiiod sogaw 120 116[25110) 5125/45] Bl 1 44/[50159)..., .| --1100 @ECOI .o . ieionsennnniannnnnsanass snsanennsnnnensees]l2} I{l6/25/10] 4(20/30] B]. .|1 21/|5O/50]....1..|../1 00 TOMIOTBON (osii dari o sinnsinnannnsosa bosssonnss nnnas 12]: 116251100 21D(23] A 1 S 10150160 ‘25:. ~.1251 OFBIEE. -oi v s imnssnnsonsnsensnetsnssnssenssneasnuv 120 1/16(25(101 2/1045/10} .{1 8115050}, .. .150/.. 11 50 WAy DO iy so i shas b aEie e nns s shoe mabins |l2 116128(10] 2120125110] . (11 LSOO L 1 -.r.'1.00 ANOR.coouii murerraineanisinnnsinany cutsnnnnssnsens 121 1161251101 31201401 1. 11 2FUSOBO( 501. .4..11°50 BWAN L e iioinesos i i bai gvei s e eAL TRO BB SI L 50-100._».‘200‘ ADION o 8 e 1 s sb a s st el 00l TN SONITOL 108 t Sk i 4.389%59,50.»..-,.. ..[lOO Ligonier COrporation......ic.oeeec.azvaneais «suoann{l2] 1116|2510}, .110/25[15/20/1 34/{50150 50j25(25 200 Kenaallville Cityeeeee e conens conanscomnansiananas o 5 112} 1116/2510] 2|.. 185125/ 11 .26 50/50| 50/50|. .|2 00 Albion ‘Corporation. ... . ... ..ot ;’lt - 116/25/10]. . (25(50] . |, |1 89,/50150]. 100..{..|2 00 Avilla Corporationi........c.oh coeooioo.ioize-n.te..112001116/25110! 3:20116'26". .11 29150150! 30!..]..71 3,0% " Also, .sl.oo,er one dog, $2.00 for each female dog, and $2.00 for eachi ‘additional dog, for the collection of which I may from date be found at the County: Treasurer’s office; in the town, of Albion' . : : 3: P . 8 Fa ek i i i . Taxes may be paid in full orin two instaliments. The first instaltment, including all Road Taxes, can be paid on or before the third Monday in April, 1878 ; ‘the s’gcond'.instal:lment on or before the first Monday in November, 1878. "If the first installment is not paid when gue-, ‘pot;h installments become delinquent, ten per cent. penalty will -be added, and I shall at once pro--ceed, as the law requires, tocollect the same together withcosts that may accrue by distress and sale of personal property. : e o SRI e | Road receipts will not be received afterthe third Monday in April, only on' delinquént taxes. No road receipis will be received on the November installment. =~ . = Examine your receipts before leaving the office and see that all your property.is included, ' No county order will be pﬂ:zd,_jto any person qwmg.de_nnqnehtztax,’és{. e £ Tne annual sale of lands and lots for delingnent taxes will occuron the second Monday of February, 1878. LAI s e ssnß eel D e e Come early and avoid the'rusli of the last fewdays. = . "oo 0 0 ‘The books will positively be closed on the evening of the third Monday of April, and no one will be allowed to pay after that date without penalty, =~ = "~~~ .~ = Parties sending by others, or by letter, to pay tax. should not fail to send deseription of | their lands and lots;’ = st T S e e e I will have a copy of the tax duplicate of Perry township and Ligonier, at Ligonier, from the Ist to the 6th day of April, at {ﬂeg’sj, Bank, and of Wayne township and Kendallville, at Kendallville, from the Bth to the 13th of day of April, at Mitchell’s Bank... . e LECOEEN IY, BELACE, ALBION, IND .Jan. 7th, 1878.° . .‘. . Treasurer Noble County,

e | i) ! 3 ',f s (? ; = i gl 4 ? TEgIE, g%\i e 5 T Krichbaum O . &K, o Manufacturers of Jones’ + Patent Snow Shovel, niie versaly gcknowleddged to s \ be the best ma: € . ‘Hwndles & Tight Barrel Heading. %" . \ - Cash paid for timber suft- : able for Handles and ‘ ;Heading, el “Shingle Sawing a oo N sty All persous having Blackor Blue Ash Timber suitable Tor Shingles will do well to give ns a call, 0 28 MK HIGHBAUM & KREL. Tigonier, Indi: Oct. 18, 18772603, = | -—‘—“._—_.—‘—M*M i - — ““ (I‘ Mﬁw&mmfm’“ U O 1 AnorneystLaw, Ligonter, Tndissa

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