The National Banner, Volume 12, Number 41, Ligonier, Noble County, 31 January 1878 — Page 4

The Hatiowal Baumer Northern Indiana Items. ~ Capt. J. A. S. Mitchell has been holding court for Judge Noyes, in LaPorte. It is stated that Mr. H. 8. Morse is closin%’} out his bank, and will soon Jeave Garrett. - i * The two trials of, Jenks, the murderer of Geo. Mallow, cost Lagrange county not less than $5,500. The Eden Chapel (Lagrange county) cemetery has been enclosed with®a neat fence at a cost of $7OO. : .The Fort Wayne delfnquenfz tax list nuinbers 700 descriptions. The county list has 2,300 descriptions. At present there are thirty-four in‘mates of, 'the DeKalb county poor house, of whom six are insane.. The amount of improvements on real property in Lagrange county during 1877 is figured by the Standard at $125,000. : o The name of the former Detroit, Eel River and Illinois railroad has - been changed, It is now the Eel River railroad. So says the Forf Wayne Sentinel. e Judge Tousley threatens to hold ‘court in DeKalb county all nex%t summer, if the docket cannot he cleared in any other manner. Sosaysthe Wa‘terloo Press. ‘ The Greenback €lub in this city.is -now permanently ‘organized, and composes quite alist of names, including ‘both Democrats and-Republicans.how-‘ever less of the former than of the iatter.-— Warsaw Union. : " The next grand excursion to Kansas by the ‘Mo.R. . 8. & O. R. R, will leave South Bend on the sth of February. For particulars apply to C.II. Middleton, 101 Main street, or ticket agent L. S. & M. S. depot. ‘ /The chandelier in the M. E. church, at Warsaw, fell on Sunday night, Jan. 20, just after the sexton had lighted it forevening services. Fortunately but little damage was done other than the breaking of tlie chahdelier. % At the recent meeting of the State -Board of Agriculture, for the third time Hon. R. M. Lockhart was elected a member of that body. In the eleetion of executive officers, Mr. Lockhart was chosen Superintendent. . Col. A. M. Tucker, of Elkhart, has been appointed Assistant Superintendent of the L. S. & M. 8. railroad, vice "Beckley, promoted to the Superintendency of the North and South road: This is a good arrangement all around. It’s mighty poor business to preach religion and temperance -all summer, and then drink whisky throughout the winter. There are men in this city who are gailty of this very kind of: reprehensible conduct. — Huntington Herald. / G : _ 'The specifications for the new court house at Lagrange explicitly state that no soft brick shall be laid in the walls of that striucture and even takes the precaution 'to prohibit the delivery of any soft brick upon the public ‘square during its construction. _ Mr. Neiderhoffer, a grocery keeper of Fort Wayne, while attending to his duties in-the store, on Saturday, Jan. 19, fell dead, caused by heart disease. His wife was suddenly killed, about four weeks ago, by fall, causinga rupture. ‘They leave a large family.' | William Plank, an old farmer of. Allen county, committed suicide at Huntertown, Friday evening, January 18, by shooting himself through the head with a shotgun, killing himself. instantly. Cause temporary insanity. He leaves a large family. ‘ He was forty years:old. i

¢ Jo B. Foltz, of Ligonier, buv well known to the people of thisigcounty, proposes to visit Oregon. He will go out via San Francisco, and then make -an extended trip through the State of Oregon, visiting, before he returns, Albany, the present residence of W. G. Piper, Esq.—Northern Indianian. J. L. Ferguson, proprietor: of the Columbia City marble works, has been awarded a $50.00 -prize, by the Stone Cutter’s Reporter, of Chicago, for a series of the best written artitles for that journal, during 1877, written upon topics furnished by the Reporter. ‘Hurrah for J. L.—Whitley Commercial. - gy i ’ ‘ The reports from the temperance meetings at South Bend show, that Mr. Hallenbeck is at his best, and-that he ig meeting with great success in his work there. Over 1,200 have already ‘gigned the pledge, which is a large number in view of extent and efficien-. .cy of the work done during the past ‘yéar by the Reform Club and its workers. e ; The man whe attends Btrictly to his own business and tries to do right has neither the time nor ineclination to go about and contradict all the mean I?t--tle falsehoods which are circulated concerning . him by busybodies, and ~which, in all probability, would not be retracted if they were a thousand times over proven to be lies.-—Salem Demoerat, - . " ‘ ' Mr. Thester Taylor died at his residence in Kendallville on Monday morning, January 14, He was one of the early settlers of Lagrange county, having entered.a quarter section of land in Milford township in 1836. He - has'beén a citizen of Kendallville for some time and held the office of con-. stable for ‘several years previous to his death, . A ’ . On Wednesday, the 16th instant, Dr. F. Moro, assisted by Drs. Davenport, Jarrett and Gray, removed from a lady - residing a few miles east, of this city an’ovarian tumor, which weighed thirty pounds. . Dr. Moro informs ;]l3 that it was the largest of the kind he has ever seen. The patient was doing well when last heard from.— Warsaw Republican. o ' .. THe Uuion Cabinet Company,of this ‘city, manufacturers of furniture,Tues~day of last week made an assignment -of all the company effects to Mr. John Lederer, for the benefit of their cred|itors. The establishment employs 40 ~men and the closing of the shops - would amount to a hardship to them. ~The members of the company are all “well known and highly esteemed citi- | Mo"‘zm{ ntegrity u% honesty are beyon | question, and in their embarrassment they have 'ﬁ&;{mathy' of : takz ‘entire business. portion of the - community.—South, Bend Tribune. i "”&W of -man’s bratality % yman’s weakness have come to. 17 Ut Datgo Lowrakis. ‘%‘;‘”ﬁ{, e s e Jootha ot & the"ignorance of the unfortunate to WO ””“"""“‘”‘n r “”i““m”w{ in Union | ,ww‘ S 47_’:*%&«# v ‘WW”» 4 *l,: ifa et 40 iy il o N i LA yoo S wr%’%ﬁ ;‘3; oy ~f P w‘,‘l*' ik ; | _“»«'*,@f}‘&\&mﬁif?ﬁ% Drisotudibmer sSt o iel kbl

" Items From Last Week’s Albion Era, ~ Sabbath breakers in Albion are “too numerous to mention.” - There 18 too much credit business done for the good of both seller and buyer. AR R - Judge Tousley went to Michigan on Monday last. 1n his absence Judge Wildman, of Kendallville, has been occupyingthebénch. . - - - The financial watersin Albion'have been turbulent during the past week. They will continue to be so under the surface all the same, also. o *One of the guards at the Michigan City penitentiary -of this county, is looking to the nomination. for sheriff “at thehands of the republicans at their coming convention. * P | Thecreditors of Ferdinand Buettner, “who made assignment several weeks ~ago, held a meeting on Monday last and settled at 40 cents on the, dollar, ‘and Mr. Buettner will edntinue busi- ‘ ness at the old stand.. : Jacob Cogarni, the nete forger from Kendallville who was sentenced to two years in the penitentiary, was taken to Michigan City by sheriff Eagles on Saturday last. Mr. Eagles says that he heard more talk about the politics of Noble county at the penitentiary than he has at home. Messrs. larrison and Alfred Skinner, brothers and farmers, living in Jefferson township, have failed with liabilities amounting teo about $15,000. It was generally supposed that financially they were sound. © Albion parties hold-the prineipal claims, who will be losers, as the assets will not be sufficient to-pay indebtedness. For some time past county treasurer Black has been’ suffering severely from a weak back, and on Saturday last, while working around a horse, it struck him on the back with its head, knocking him down. - It injured him 80 that he could not get up,and had to be carried to the house, since which time he has been confined to his room. Mr. John F. Whittenberger has purchased . Mi, Samuel DeCamp’s farm south of town, for ‘which he paid $4,000, Mr. Whittenberger was a resi“dent of Albion a number of years ago, ~and since his removal has been living at Peru, Ind. He takes-possession of ‘the farm in March. Mr. DeCamp thinks of making his future home in gome of thé Western. States. s i i I_"..__ SRI ] . SUICIDE IN GREEN TOWNSHIP. A Man Deliberately Shoots Himself - Thrgugh the Heart. o Financial Embarrassment the Supposed Cause. -We learn that Mr. Willian Plank, who owns a farm in Swan, but who -was running a sawmill just over the line 1n Green township, committed suicide on last Friday by shooting “himself through the heart with a rifle. It seems that on that.day he had’ occasion to go to a neighbor’s house some ‘distance away, on/some business mat_ters, and suggested to his wife that he would take his gun with him, as he might possibly see some game to kill on the way there.. Not returning in a reasonable time, and some persons having called to see him, search was made, when his body was found cold in death. It seems that he had placed the muzzle of the gun against his breast and fired -it by touching the trigger with a stick which he had prepared for the purpose, the ball entering his breast and penetrating the heart. - Financial embarrassments are the supposed cause of his committing ‘the rash deed. His'body :was interred in the cemetery at Swan on Sunday last, Rev. A. Worth,of Albion,preaching the funeral discourse to a large and sympathetic audience. The deceased was about 40 | years of age and leayes a family, we. believe.—4bion New Era. SRe o

Blaine’s Latest Foolishness. | A statue of William King, who was the leader of the movement which separate the “District of Maine” from the commonwealth of Massachusetts, and the first Governor of the new State, was presented to the United States, in formal spseches by the Maine Senators, - Hamlin and Blaine, last Tuesday. = Mr. Blaine availed himself of the opportunity to make a venomous attack on Masachusetts, detailing with great unction the bitter detestation in which the “step-mother State” wag held by’ the Maine people, especially ‘during the war of 1812,— which they ardently supported, while the ‘leading men of Massachusetts ‘where advocates of peace and some of them engaged in the semi-treasonable intrigues connected with the Hartford eonvention. Blaine’s speech raised a terrible commotion in the Senate, of course; that is what it 1s intended for. Dawes and Hoar, the Massachusetts Senators, “went for” Blaine with enthusiastic vindictiveness, denouncing his career in the house in a style that excited the fervent gratitude of: the Democrats. It was an unusually interesting episode, and demonstrated very clearly, among other things, that, Blaine: remembers the Massachusetts votes for Bristow in the. Cincinnati convention. Thestatue will be placed in the Government curiosity shop,— with other stoneware of the same character. . .. ; :

~An immense audience, composed largely of sporting men and saloonkeepers, gathered at the First Baptist church, Fort Wayne, Sunday evening, Jan. 13, to witness the immersion of Manson Long, who has kept a faro bank in that city for the past twelve year, and was one of the most notorious gamblers in that'section of country. Several weeks since he closed his gambling room, and announced that he had ‘determined to reform. He will probably enter the ministry. Previous to the ceremony he made a very eloquent speech, which moved his listeners profoundly. He depicted his past life faithfully, and urged his old associates to follow his example. His sudden conversion has caused a profound sensation, for he has been the leader of the gambling fraternity in F't. Wayne for years past. ’

A wild animal that is the terror of all the dogs in the community,is roaming through the county and inhabiting the swamps a few miles south of Lagrange: It goes loping ncross the fields during the night, and every few jumps it sends forth a most unearthly shriek, that sends the cold chills over tihe form of the hearer. .These yells produce a sensation among the dogs and none can be indueced to follow it. It is about the size of an ordinary dog, but longer and slimmer, What it is seems to be a query. Its yelp sounds something like a panther, yet it may be a wild cat oria catamount.—Lagrange Register. |~ : ‘The assignment og Henry é&ndhov‘el, hardware dealer, of thpa,city, is a cause- of general regret among his many friends. ‘- He began business in a small way about two years ago and :!l’ﬂdﬂﬂglimmﬂbiah?ﬂl. stringency of the times undermined him, and he

VEGETINE. ; ? A 4 B RLY ‘y. P . An Excellent Medicine. & .- SerinerieLp, 0,, Feb. 28, 1877, This is to oortig ‘that I.htva»m%umn, manufactured by H. R. Sievens. Boston, Mass., for Rhenmatism -and General Prostration of the Nervons System, ;l‘t:lg?‘odlm I recommend VEGETINE a 8 an ‘medicine for such com--plaints. + Yours very t.ru%y, 1 ! S d C. W.VANDEGRIFT. Mr. li’andegrm., of the firm of \'andeﬁn & Huffman, is a well-known business man in this place, having one of the-largest stres in Spiingfield, O. ¢ e . Our Minister’s Wife. LouisviLLg, Kv., Feb. 16, 1877, Mg. H. R.STEVENS, : ; ; g)mr Sir:—Three years I:ﬁo I was suffering terribly with Inflammatory Rheumatism. Ounrminister’s wife advised me to take VeeRTiNE. After taking one bottle, I was entirely relieved. This year, feeling a return of the diseage, I again commenced hk%ng it,’and arh benefitted grestly. It also greatly improyes my dlﬁestion. : Respectfally, eS A. BALLARD. 1011 West Jefferson Street. $ : Safe and Sure, Mz. H. R. STEVENS:— : In 1872 dyonr VEGETINE Was recommended te me; and, vielding to the persuasions of a friend, I consented to tr{ it. At the time I was suffering from Feneral debility and nervous prostration, supernduced by overwork and irregular habits. Its wonderfu' strengthenm% and curative properties seemed to affect my debilitated system from the first dose; aud ander its persistent use I rapidly recovered, gaining more than nsual good health: and good feeling. Since then I have not hesitated to give VEGETINE my most ungqualified indorzement as beitg a safe, sure, and powerfal agent in promoting health and restoring the wasted system to new iife and energy. VecerTing is the only medieine I ugé. and as long as [ live I never expect to find a better. Y urs trn;i'. W. I. CLARK, : 120 Monterey Street, Alleghany, Penn, VEGETINE ' The following letter from Rev. G. W, Mansfield, formerly iaswr of the MethodistEpiscopalCharch, Hyde Park, and at present settled in Lowell jmust convince every one. who reads his letter¢f the wonderful curative qunalities of VEGrTINE a 8 a thorough cleanser and purifier of the bleed. .. Hypx PArk, Mass., Feb. 15y1876. MR. H. R. STEVENS: — Fas 2 Dear Sir:—About ten years ago my health failed through the»defleting eflects of dyspepsia; nearly a year later I was attacked by typboid fever in its worst form. It settled in my back, and took the form of a large deep-seated abscess, which was fifteen months in gathering. Ihadtwo sargical operations by the best skill in the State, bat: received no permanent. cure, I suffered great pain/at times, and was constantly weakened by a rofuse discharge. I also lost small pieces of ‘-gone at.different times, . ) Matters ran on thus about seven dyears, till in May, 1874. when a friend recommended me to go, to your office, and talk with you of the virtue of Vearring, ' I did so, and by your kindness passed throngh your manufactory, noticing the ingredients, &c., va which'your remedy is produced. ‘By what I saw and heard I gained some confidsnce in VEGETINE. ; . .commenced taking, it soon after, but felt worse from its effects’ still persevered, and soon felt it was benefitling me in other respects. Yet I did not seesthe results I desired till I had taken it faithfally for a little more than a year when the difficulty in the back was cured; and for nine moenths I have enjoyed the best of health. " Ihave in that time gained twenty-five pounds of flesh, being heavier than ever before in my life, and I was never more able to perform labor than now. : “During the past few weeks I had a ecrofulous swelling as large as my fist gather on another part of my body. ; I took Veaerine faithfully, and it removed it Jevel’ with the surface in a month. I think I shoald haye §een cured of my main trouble goonerif [ had taken larger doses, after having beconie accustomed to ItB effécts, ; Let your patrons troubled with scrofala or kidney diseage understand that it takes time to cure chronic diseases; and, if they will patiently take VeerTINE, it will, in my judgment, cure them, - With great obli%at.ions lam oars verWruly. z 2 G. W. MANSFIELD, " Pastor of the Methodist Episcopal Charch, . e Prepared by | H. R. STEVENS, Boston, Mass. . . . Vegetine is gold by all Druggists,

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M am ) WmE ;A aamma ?%é LU LLET) | i}, 1! st O ﬁ ® TLY. e TR W B I R S R s R L e MR T e ’,;{“s”%~ PL i e : RO ST R L e T S £ . AUDITOR'S OFFICE, | e T SOBER GOUNTY, INDEANA. | ~ The following is a list of lands ana Lown lots 1n said county of Noble, retarned and remaining delinquent for the non-payment of taxes due on the same for the year 1876, and former years, with penalty and interest eharged thereon: also, the taxes for the current year, 1877, to wkich a penalty of ten :erwx:h;awm be added if cot paid on or before the Third Monday in pril, 1878: - SR A R ' WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP. o T ; ‘"gyggg & i bl SIEE Blal 8 : cane il i . £t . Bl . ~ NAMES. ~ - DESCRIPTION. ~ [i[i]:}: E ; EHall, MOBeRITo. +-vorsnrve BB GF oy ooe rooae. | 333 8] 80 [ 2054 PN A ‘ : SPARTA TOWNSHIP. Barney, Willlam M.........[nec0r s WQr................|10|34| 8; 10]..} 13 21 ° same sheavese DWW QEBS QR oln s LoD ..I.;. 40]..1 27 34 same sibaeseas |ERBW QS SULOO Ul e H e L 05108 19 34 Rern, Wi b ne?ranr,............:‘... 11}..1.:] 40]..] 27 €8 LL L e T e ‘ b PERRY TOWNSHIP. - A Frieud, Abraham .........[@hfneqr 5wqr.............| 5[5 8 20/..| 978 same ....'..-...1ptantueqr............... 51..]..1 3bj..] 21 17 Kern, Peter' F ..‘.:..........1w.hfneqr BW QTeccenn.caaaas (24]..1..1 20]..}'10 85 - ELKHART TOWNSHIP. ‘ Cass, Levi and LUCY........[0W QL. enoeavonrninns.onano.[ll]Bs] 9/160;..] 45 44 Hanna, Hugh'T... . .L....cifrlneqr. . cooooocisii o 31 SRIBREDS 70 MG T L G MWAERWAL. oo Al 40K 980 McConnell, G. W.........../lundivided one-third swqr...|3l|..|..| 58133} 15 46 Powers, E1iza............../nha1fnawqr..........L......[134]..}..| 80i..1 50 10 Reese, Frederick...........jund one-third sw qrsw qr...|20/..1..| 13133 856 Rice, Rheuanns ...........[pt 5wqreeqr............«...| 8/45.1..1 301..] 12 21 : YORK TOWNSHIP. e Edgerton, J. K........cc0e-|DW COF D@ QF.ncnv-aman-nnn.| 6(34] 9 3 72 Hashaw, ThomasJ.........jund %shf sw qreeqr......| 9/../..] 18|33} 8125 Mcdonnell, G, W.z.........[und }{ NW qr... ooz 3..-..] 6/..|..] 57(23| 16 18 Webster. J0hn..............|8 part se Qr Begdr...sv. 0e... | 810.(..| 81].:] 15 42 : ~ NOBLE TOWNSHIP. b Edgerton, {.K.........._.. neqr neqr.i................|3033] 9] 40|..[ 20 84 Hanna, Charles.,..........nwfrlowagr. ".....ic..i0nf1)..1..140..] 9925 McCumber (heir 5 n:fcorem neqr......ceeaa. |2l f ) 8l ) 4749 ; HRIE iOB RYL Ls I LBR 3T Y Milligan & 8r0wn..........jJund0ne third shfne qr.....|12|..]..| 26/68| 27 49 NI, Levi......coceeeee . |SW QI BW Qr ..ocuinaoia.. (29000 40i,.| 583 Roach, Mary A........c.iwpb Bhl. coooi. o ol .oa (81 . 54/:-1 98 20 Sharp & 50n..........cv....jund one-ninth w hf'se qr....|32/..]..|- 6{47] 610 Sweeny, 15abe1.............j\whf5waqr...... coaea 0034 |..] 80}..] 1B 95 Taylor, Renben.. . ..c.o..iIDW QF suiea, vy socdaine i oas eBU 1160120 38 15 " GREEN TOWNSHIP. Srapg et biy ST e e sl ee S Favinger, H0nry...........jw5ide neqr........ ....._..11233|10... .75 77 Fairfield, Charles W....... ?talqr neqr.........-......;.318 o , ég a 1 same vnt EEDW RS S eotLS O B 0 T 9986 Hart, Samuel (estate)...... /middle pt Bpt w hfnw qr...[12|.. l Iy..| 326 same veaseripb WO BW g s S R T 50l B 4 Hill, George T/. i c..i.iimeqr deqgraial obe oo 00 10 40001 140 - _Bame. sdeseieasse DWQREW QrILIIO Lolu s 0L 401001 BT B 3 Madden;John..... ........|nD€Qr 8€Qr.......c0.c0......135]..1..| 40]..| 16 83 Moore, Wi11iam............1e5ide 8wqr.................1 B]..|..]| 60[.;| 59 00 Stage, Mary A, .| ..., ... lseqrßeqr .o i i 00l ol | aot iil 18 05 S JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP. : _ Re S S L e ee e e e (&mbl;, gE. et1a%...--.... PERW QL.c. oveauimmisvenin, ‘fg‘l:ﬁ 10| %70 lg 3:85 ‘Hannd, Samuel T..........[55wqr 8Wqr..0..i00 o i 4l = Skinner, James (estate).... 8€ QU.cconcoccan coociannoal, 91.. --|160}..1107 14 : : ~ ORANGE TOWNSHIP. -Bohn, Danie1,..............[nhf neqr................... [24|35/10] 80|..| 26 92 Ford, William C...........[5e (%r BW QP cuossvaain. coo e (1T 0)e ] 01| 33:56 Grannte, O.P. .0 .. cilde Rt awar oo il o L] 80l 40T BAING. Lol ise e cLa it L R TSI Bok S 0 Higgins. MiraR............neqr0neqr..................| 6]..]-.1 33|20] 14 17 : WAYNE TOWNSHIP. Mann, Mary.......... .....:lehPwhneariiciiion.; .i. 0] 5[35/11]43]..| 22 05 E . 1t ALLEN TOWNSHIP, | : Eddy, Achi11a5..........._.Ehf5eqr......‘...,.;........12a134 11) 80j.. 4916 Mw o . SWAN TOWNSHIP, i : Henshall, J. A......cn.....|5WQF B€Ql.cuceacieeesnaa-.] 983)111] 40]..) 11 68 Plank, Wi111am,..... .0 ..iBeqr 8w qr. .a 1 . ioea (28 1.1 20}..:] 1082 same eederneeeec |SWQAr DW Qrivuasisenns .o (26..)..] 40]..1 931 same ceeskaeiel MBlDWQr.cost. pueaotltna 2600001801, ]l4 05 samc bheesbeurdve |HOQE NBQr. LS siadileisvean BTI i 1 40 1 498 —.—M-—————_ TOWIN L.OTS.—KENDALLVILLE. | : s i i Drdß R P =3 | - TR »m gw vf e NAMES. DESCRIPTION. -~ [:[Bfi| ] 3 . i . SR i L Allen, William F......... |Mitchell’s Additi0n............[--[..]..] 136,813 65 Brillhart, Jacob...........|[dding’s Addition...... .....0| 20100 46| 403 same Ao, |ldding’s Addition. i oopilfo o[ o] 471205 52 Carr, David C............. Hitchcock’s ** ‘3O ft e gide . |--[--|--| 9} 135 Cady,D. F....ie.oeoo.....|ldding’s Yo by bl T OSKE 9gy Gooklaghan, D. D .....|.fadingls #OO7O 2R 67 e C1uff.Mgarcu5....,.......... Hill & 5t0nc'55ubdiv..........0..[..].. g 26 88 Kawisansesesby eneosnsces e fms]ss 23 63 Ca n;nt%r.George.....‘... feet n0rth5ide..............[5.|-.[..| 18 992 Coori‘ingham. C. G........|Daniel’s Addition. east hf......[--|--|..[L&2] 12 66 Dragoo, Willlam A........ Y ‘* -ghfswaqr....!--].-|..| 58| 1494 Fort Wayne College-......[ldding’s .** . ... ____, ..l . 111} "575 Fisher, L. T-c.cec..... oL |Lash’s S et se i 24l gOB GPOeN, CATTy--<2-ctivess.hs | MHtCHEIE. 80 o 0 0 0 fIE L B 1699 88INE - seceueeon.....|ClATK'S s reemeeremena oo ég 2197 same T e seesiceicenansfoefone- 6 23 Graden, Edward......i.5. [ Mitchell’'s * 42 feet wside|--|--|. | 24| 4206 Hopkins, H. H.........&.[Min0t’s .t . . ]| g 3 788, same canmansohnine ; : koo s orvaivils alee 9l 763 Huddle & Seem....__ 31.)[Mitchell's ‘. 56} feet's end|--|--|..| 111] 2543 Hopkins, HeDlYa..uoo..lul Min_otg St ohasiiiseak 3E el vesa Johnson, J0hn.<.......... Iddmgs’ N Cnnsercsdioaslastslil o 06l 183 Jovon, gd. 00l doMiteheltls. 8 oo g oo on 88l 100 dg 08 James, John J............|D Last’s ¢ 40x120 ft nw cor|--|--[--| 2| 290 Jones, 8enjamin.......... M.ibchfll's S L. ieeaiicleols oo 324 408 Kline, Michae1............ Olarl,u f: B R s lal aot 8 B Kaufmaxi:aJoseplß........ Iﬁa;ts&s L i 12x100 ft sw pt|--|- |..} 10| 854 ‘Mercer, Lorenze D........ cock’s el e e DRI R B Mitchel, Warder & BushneljMitchell’s ¢ . ... ... . |.-|--]..] 86| 7892 McWilliams, James.......|ldding’s e iot iU e oGk 08 Noowman,: AH.. . o doipanteldis co s prndie iad ok gl vipag Palmer, G. E......cc00.a.. Dha‘sh’s ‘: iade s tah s euiber boukeate AL CONS . same S e : ‘. Conpnt i e vailretachis g %‘5); ! game ssve i eeaius * 3 e v psn opeites el s i : Pierce, Elva 8 ............[Mitchell’s: - * 44 feet s side.|.-|.. 18} 10 710 Unknown 0wner.......... Minot’s, S wddunsaneypaasleonfont 311156 05 _ gsame Al vk Hltc‘hcﬂck's: ads deynsdeaan e linliy g 482 . same ! svaite i bl b 4 White, James 8..........|Mitche11’'s * sl eTt o SRen Walters, Hiram 5.........[" = el oAU VNI T : L AEBION. T : SoS————— - T s — - AA T e Cox, Mary .............. [Tiffin Addition..ccooe.caneeafisfe ] B 4 117 SRME L.l do do ea5tha1f........t....1..| 55 43 gRmE Ui dolide e Lol Bl et ) BRNIS L do 40 ..oacenioieooaoatofial b 165) 259 SRNA: -ol 00l do do ceesdeeaneecceantofifol] 166] 261 UGN Lo U do 4o = ocoriianiaaia o] 169 19 ARG 00l il A 0 4 Ll eR el A Saine oo T do ido 00l Rl bl aeel ) 6 SRR gl e de st ot b delt 8 e SARITNG L N do do =I 127) 259 Derr, D.H. & W.......... a 0 GD Ll as 00l TOB . same Gl et b iot ek gl o same sl AR e L s eLT ol R muge sadiigua t‘l{o eRRS S e e SN S R L R R ©.pame SET g do do Seeaweonay Lo ICuL SR OB] 14R ‘ same BRy do do senevediean it el 198/ 105 ; RRTOR is b h oD do seseenenaniitoabilfafl ] 129 105 ‘same SRR do do seeearemaniiiidilfn]ll 130 118 Frost, James H... ........ i e R SRR SR R e T Kaga, Bloom. ..oqc.aunia. qo.s de oo i eBl o ol 040 same SRR e O D RSR S B T e same el do.side il el 1 A Yoel een L BBME - hiliiicitesnas gg gg st ST R }97 13? same e baas enu ] SPhswsemassasesalsthas SR g Japham: Fred: . iooopo] MO do onull Lon s bEEolol e oy McCune, John,.........iufemeee coemnennnnnianin i foufelie }l6 }gg same Siias cvenlauietsadis IR Gl o S } Rood KRNO o Tifinddditlon.. > P slpg 500 Stevenson, E. W.......... do -0 oy LSt i E e A ey same Lo gg gg o o i E ko oy égg same seresssans PPesmen aeewsnasfaatnefests Zeller O.Cietial c...c.c0.p e & doi© i ihe oE o :83: 74 . same SRS go 4o LoNao bt ek ) BAmE ...l Q 0 30 shasmeoceme bl Lg 6 S 5 ~ same sesseameac) 90 Q 0 i)l 37 85 i same seesmeenecf 90 33 LN s, b Yoay 48 %zg cRENe. e iQO Casasmi it sLI ol 400 same weseassbael B 0 AR ?ﬁk’i‘f"! wl--]--] /50| 125 aEe o o go do west ha1f......|..|..|..| 85 ™ same 'do soloei gl Tib LT Bt TR © same weeemeesen) GO Moocani e Nl sl es . same sesmsansed 000 dosic oo Ll 1 2 same sy Q- e s SOl el 268 sime | Llaaaal 800 Be TRI il el (866 el al _.,30 M 0 e LA eeme LU BB g O e Y .l g"c' S 0 Ll ke N omme CUUTE 80 Mo TTEna il gel s Bame | (~1...1. do ﬂg Sesbad ol Lal ooV T gBE :g: . same Kisehirannt sat Aeias e pioy et AR (220 ~~ same st MBS Lo e L };‘i 229 | ee T e W i esmesasan | dg g‘?n dusteaia s rocaou 00l ot dadh ooy D Mme L 0 6 sk LR tal e ‘. same . Snnis sdi do dO Sssanrmssmniannaa]aafeofait 158 81 e ,‘g", 8 i L el 18 . same s 9. o Wle ol Lek e Loae eot e e e et ~ same ssigsedadt 00 do oTR LR tont 208 e Re T i S oeame L. oot 08 eLoDUt el OE Sesumßme: - Cocnaih g Ldes Sor i s Boa ol gel as ' ?j'ﬁlﬁm i -aq.:,.-r..i.“‘_" edo dO :PW e g Wnifamd e ‘:rh % | m < ......;{. Lgg ge0,“e......,, Lofeeial 104] 198 o dme LD G eol 3”m e uocqivl"-f-'{- do jdo RN St tw 2JM ?;ai Coomme TOTH og UL tTUD KRGS vg it sl G B Mol esk Q 0 el 2] 9 Sl R '?,“'Z]-'.‘?‘*t" ol g P hanr e -o| 2481 74 iy ;.‘;{_gm,, RAg, e :; ‘%thﬁ“* wpessivans -g‘-,‘é L 0401 91 Seilt e Joirednst sblgt R esscdeniis s i soislinle] IS BRI Le & s ““B’L“‘ww -ofref-] 2541 74 | e ol Rl keoun i T romewe LT e g DEGCSLCLE Rl 8 o e R e O Bee Tonl BB sk Ll 0 g L S pateesdindeneip s (RO, B Gerisaiuabaandloslistial 8811 0L . Rame L#ﬁ;ﬁ‘%ﬂi P 0 e %@-w vauaafe g; 88| 195 | g‘%%‘% TR L S %w' dx&”g:“‘ o Flesl o 8 9 %5;%:, ME veewav....iSeneca Addition. . ;ﬁf‘v? = e it ey gﬁir‘* e *ﬁé@ PN o canennsfoaiaeiiel MR BN 4 *:;i" il m’*;@fgﬁé Sreenen il é:; oM o seme LT de @e UCLTILNILEED S S Aet AR ”}gﬁmﬂ et kSR eGkfe el R B e e B Bel B B e ié;«ji ;,1" g AR R E LR DRI R eLU MR §E S ei S R oomee - Cioo] S de VR TSN T L b era) AR S hueksvisenibuespoalinivil 88

S e P e e e U ;L.:.A"m:;j{‘?l",:‘l,ﬂ:',;.'.'”’j"‘»;' e e Caatadni e STt e|2l=& g kL e L e . NAMES. | DESCRIPTION. |% i l‘ el Ay L Pl : CiiosE : ';‘ N - sk A S ] Altimus, Alexander.......[Smith’s Additi0n.......... . ..1..1..] 21 2/42 Barney, Wm. M...... " 28 feet front Martin street.....| | |..|....|1187 © same [ sesesa....|Wisher & Co.’B Add............|..|..l 9| 7 6!6& same o B amheisievaita b 9 B ,lg Baker, En0ch............ |Randall’s WU T el SBAIE. Ly * eunicos ey 11 80 sBme iik o Bek e 18l gby WmJ ﬁ.., ¢ o ks t_i...’.ﬁ...... St 019 ggglg Wi, J05eph............1pt nw qr nw qr section 27..... B Lo Barnett, Th0ma5.......... 5mm"A;ddia0n........;...... saheshio NS Barney, Alma E......__....[Mi11er’s . s TITTTTTTTUTITRA e 614 THEHIG - asdaaniilita it L B osi el Bliad e _ same seessseaacoißichmond’s ** ... .........00 04 ) 98l 5178 Cut5haw,0................|5trau5’ o e ega CGortin. G01ini..... ./ Randall's = D[R 292 394 1 +G.W...........|Richmond's ** ehall... .... cfalibßn T Eno Googe ” e s go] g s Gillespie & Forsythe......[22 feet north end. ...... .......1 1.1 39 25 02 Kinsey, J. L.... .. 17007 183 feet west. part..............1..|..[:] 38 811 lamanifnvid.........-... Blenus’ Addttlon. .00 6, 177 Littell Levi C... ......_...|Wood’s e sl Lk Rk 06 McConnell, G. W......_.. . " < uud one-third |..|..|..| 6 270 same PRI i o it e ingoafd 7} 150 - game S s " s & o Seleapiicl BLB 9T same :._-."_-" o 8 7 e a 8 6 ol qil 31 L samie SeLsdlih e ¥ 4 e g‘ 10 181 smme . vt 0 w L] onk _ same Sl . 4 " " “ Sojhagias ]. 13[ 9 same rl i o s e silealont 24} 1478 same e t " fatod aelil 06 - _same ........;.;Mlllc‘r’s i o oA b 8 TR Sidea ey ” = e “ sxlyedi 4l O BEEEBL e T St e o e i SRS & ae ':Wh sehc Bl IBt o same s “whil, | 11l 2§|1091 Miller; P, B 00l swcorswzrmﬂon%-------.- 1.l 288 Mangold, Ge0rge.......:...i1ﬂ11er’l Additi0n...._.........|..| 14] 10/l 971 Miller, P. D...............[Richm0nd’s * | ... 17007} 46l 600 SRS e o . srescpecaneenalialllil] 471 96 same l S eenaie il e Miller, Eilzabeth. ......... Fisher's -« ... ._______ |77 10) 1880 North, J0hn..............|Pancake’s Blaciiinsa il o gy Nelson, 11ir'am......-.A....lWellman’s St oottt ] 00t 0F 80 Preacher’s Aid Society.... Straus’ o emeeeeeeaaand ol 91 574 Plérson, Wi 320 0. oLab o Rl il i ol cahb anod Parker, A5her5........ -~ BW cor ne 3r section 27........_.| . 17|.. ----1115 69 Seovillyd. H. ... Lo ocniSmMis Addition ..ol 00l Tieb R o Scovill, E1izabeth..........1pt nw qr nw qr section 27._.__.{1{19..| .. |lO5 a 2 . \ WAWAKA., o r, th......__..|Brown’s Additfon. m hE... ... |..|..|..f 10| 16 60 Mlllexgaﬂ:zabethm““w -do do nhf|||[ %{ 315 11‘m‘].!:;'e”me5........... Sl 4t ooee Ul dowadasu siiesf 4 las st BOL 7 80, : BRIMFIELD. T ird Heénby, .or o T L R IR T 0 T 8 ?{eny,' Preeman. . ..o Jones’ Additi0n................[..{ 1 19 817 Warder, Mitchell & C0....|22 feet middle part.............|..[..[..] 8] 4587 . o ROME. : - NeWEOD HABIAN:.. . s Y e si o A 14T e S e | same s i s e 79 : pame Ny T s eSt ke Y 79 Rieey ey o L e L e T 173 ~ game MRS et Ll SLSLSISk s R e übe d faa eoL TR 149‘ BlNhe GReoh b oo ek s I%g i 93 EERORaIBOr DA ADL L e ) . 429 UnRNOWHOWABE || ..obl i ke il 341 same R e L L i L sk e LAty oUL DB Wis s e T T N ohe) g same e e SGtndeosnireat sttt luc i RROL BTR ; ol 1% same SeefonknaEn e san g svER s sassayan sIl lER Ss L ;,:%1 WOLF LAKE. , L BROMBEEN Wevi Ol e sLo R Bi 82 Unknown Owrier.. .’- sk 77| 82 BnksowWßOWßor - o Ilob ist H T (e 82 UREROWHERRer ..l e.| 98] 82 poy el L R T eT e S 82 UnknowmOWner 0 G eoe DR ol Tline 82 EOERpRR RIWREr o 2 s o el T g 82 Unknown 0wner.......... messacpiieacucita, ConL aivncin R OH 09 82 BRENOWR OWHOR L odns o) 0 siad o T 0 e e 110 82 R oOsN Ny ReE B o [ o ey 82 Lt e e SRSR 6 B T —_—— *_—"-_‘h——‘.*“———_——_—__.____*‘”‘_’“—“‘-_“ STATE OF INDIANA, Ss i ; - Noble County, : S . I, JAMES C. STEWART, Auditor of said county, do hereby certify that the foregoing is a correct list of lands and town lots subJject to 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 fl‘reasnrer of said county, including penalty and interest, together with the tax of the(‘ carrent year, 1877, as the same are severally charged with-the amount of taxes as exhibited in the foregoing list, : | > ‘Witness my hand this 7th day of January, A, D. 1878, ; o JAMES C. STEWART, Auditor of Noble County, %ndiuna. Notice is hereby given that so mueh of the above described ands 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 at the timeof the sale. will be sold at public auction, at the court-house, in the town of Albion, in said county, on the second Monday in Eebmax:y, IR7B, coﬁnmenclnz at 10 o’'clock A. w. of said day. Dated at Albion, this 7th day of January, 1878, i / ° JAMES C. STEWART, ; : At_lditor of Noble Counnty, Tndiana.

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. AR WOTXTICE. 70 THE TAY -PAYERS OF NOBLE COUNTY, INDIANA : S o Notice is hereby given that the rate of taxes assessed for the vear 1877, are -as follows, to-wit: o - ; ; :Tmﬁ‘i‘f:‘,‘:‘ff—f:‘Tifﬁf‘*.‘f‘-‘:?:?:‘jhr__‘_ﬁ'—"""—‘—-———— e e h—w— T3S EIR Slale|Za 283 Sisal B ‘ : C EESEIRERIRE ggD ElSigl d ' ' : #IS|BIgIE S xlmlalß| k(B] wlaik| @ . : low"'x""...og-?:o silsi®] Bikiel ¢ . : BliglelBlßlPlS|al=] tllPle] alelß] :: | | 2iElslolelslSSE gl : Bls] 22181 i - SlelolZloilSl|PlE] ¢sl olFlsl ¢ : Si2(gIBIBISISI2|2IS] RS Plmlgl b - TOWNSIIIPS: AND TOWNS. ST 18ISt TS gl e Dl S fsliqs ] thER YST g | i | CGEEEEERER LR M ' _ ~ o l:l:i'f}if%:ifi:f Sl s y HEEEEEELL i : set B e el Rl b : ' AR R S e e Whhete ... ... ... e 5201201 511 14]50801.. I-.|.-[1 00 BDRBIR L e s S S s B I’l6 5(10] 5/20150]. .|- .1 39//5050] 50/..[..|150 POITY 000 icnenenaincsonnsnssnnagsanansencansasareesfl2] 1116/8511011.110/20] 5125(1 241150501 ... [50150(2 00 BIRRAr .oo iiiiiiaaciiaaan seaaanaeaaa . .o]l9] 1(16/25]10] 5[10]20/20] .. 11 1950(50]... .. 20} .|1.20 FOrk. 00l i iLI il e i ane s s 121 T1T6IDBITO) 3125110/15] 1T 07/B0I50) 801. 1150 NoODble... .ol e eae L a |l9 1116[R5110] 5/25145) 5] |1 44](50{50].. . .]..]-|1 00 SRR L R T IS 4|2030 8]..[1 21{50{50(:...|..|..]|1 00 Jeflerson..... .........c.iiiiiiaieiianioaiiaa....-.|l2] 1)16[25/10] 2(1525] 4|..{1 10{l50[50| 25;..]..{125 Orange...... ... cciiieiiiiiaiianaiiiacaaonaa.-2. (12| 1{16{25(10] 2{lo/4510}.. |1 8130{50{...[50].:]1 50 VR YIOL L. oo Ui et iib i as sane o v 19131165 10] 91201051101 1T 21113015015 o 1 L 11.00 BB i L raia i s e esie e e 2 101 T lI6SHOL 21901400 t LT 2715050 ©-50/..[..11 50 BWAN . oot et iiians cnacon e s eiaaaa so| 19] 1{161251 101 5{15(50] 5] {1 391(50/50] 160]..}. 1200 SABION G S L se S oTR st T 89; 50{80}....]..].. 100 Ligonier C0rg0r5ti0n............._,.‘......... veenee. |l2 1116/R5/10]. . 110[25[15(20/1 34/150/50 25/25,2 00 Kendallville City...........0..c00c0iaaa0ii00.. .. (121 1{16125/10] 9|..[85/25].. 1 26/(50{50{ : 50/50]..|200 ATbion COTDOTAtION. (. ... .n.icieeiniuenes ianasaq .{l2] 1116125010}, 2550‘.. ..|1 39}{50/50{ 100|..|..|2 06 Avilla Corporation..c.....coeee doveeeeoinennn.a..... 120 15612510 3120116 '26'. .{1 29/(50150! 30i..}..'1 30, Also, $l.OO for one dog, $2.00 for each female dog, and $2.00 for each additional dog, for thg collection of which I may from date be found at the County Treasurer’s office, in the town of Albion. - v e : i Taxes may be paid in full or in two installments. The first ifistallment, including all Road Taxes, can be paid on or before the third Monday in April, 1878 ; the second installment on ‘or : 'beforq the first Monday in November, 1878. If the first installment is not paid when duev,v_bo_th‘» installments become delinquent, ten per cent. penalty will be added, and I shall at»once prp-’- , ceed, as the law requires, to colleet the same together{ with costs that may accrue by distress’ and sale of personal property. il | ; . o Road receipts will not be received aiter the third Monday in April, only on delinquent taxes. No road receipis will be received on the‘Novergher installment. o biae . Examine your receipts before leaving the office an L see that all your property- is included. | " No county order will be paid to any person owing delinquent taxes. i : r Tne annual sale of lands and lots for delinquent ta; es will occur on the second Monday of February, 1878, . . e o 0o R R - Come early and aveid the rush of the Tast few days. . SRR - The books will positively be closed on the evenif of the third Monday of April, and no one will be allowed to pay after that date without penalty, e - Parties sending by others, or by letter, to pay tax. should not fail to send description of their lands and lots. : iy 4 L I will have a copy of the tax dixfmcate of Perry t%wnship andvmglo'nier. at Ligonier, from the Ist t:o,the'sth,dax_,%t Agn'il, at Mier’s Bank, and jof Wayne toxg;s hip and, Kendallvﬁle_,—_.atKendallville, from the Bth to the 15th of day of April, pt Mitchell’s Bank. .. . s JOHN D BLACK, __ALDION, IND. Jan.7th,lB7B. - ' Treasurer Noble County. '-r’ EBMRE ST - mnwmmmmm%ww-,, e ——e : N AN TAA A AALI™ == on 5 % " CURES EVERY FORM OF CHILLS, OR MONEY RETURNED. |

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SRR e e e T SRR T el PA e e : L AN e . y g Vg 11 1 Michigan Southern Rail Road. On and after June 24th, 1877, trains will leave staiions asfollows; - = GOING EAST = S : Sp.N.Y.Ex. Atlc.Hz. Adec - Chicag0.........920am..i. 585 pm., .~ E1khart......... 110 pm.... 980 ..., .. G05hen,......... 180 i oN000) 0 Millersburg..... 145 . ..011008 .iv ... Ligoniercs LOlOB Looague o o Wawaka.......910 L HOB 5 000 Brimfleld .. 0.0 817 . U HHOs o g Kqndallyille....2B3 ~ 1117 ~..600am ArriveatToledes4o © ... 240 am....1000am GOING WEST ;. B Sp. Chic. Exp. Pac. Fxp, Aec . - T01ed0..........1165 am.... 1201 am.... 5 30pm Kendallville.... 215 pm.... 305 am.... 930 Brimfield ....... 230 sBR il 7 Wewaks. .. ... 948 ogedoiii 0 .L1%0nier........ 290 ol aOO e Millepshurg. ... 810 0. 4986 .ol Qosben. o, 0 98- D g e ten el KlkKhart. ... .000 850 0 (oo a 8 ciuiies ArriveatChicagoBoo - .. 820 ' ... ... tTrainsdo not stop. SRR R = | Express leaves dailyboth ways. . : _CHAS. PAINE, Genl Supt., Cleveland. T. C. MONTGOMERY, Agent, Ligonier.” = Littsburg, Ft. W.& Chicago R.R. From and after Nov. 11, 1877. - = " GOING WEST, Nol, Nosj, No 7, .No 3, Past Ex., "Mail. PacEz. Ni{ﬂltﬂz. Pit.tsbn.-g......11:ﬁpm 6 00am 9:ooam 1 50pm Rochester.,...l2:s3am 7 45am 10:15am 2 58pm A11iance....... 3:10 11 00am 12.:’52?111"5'35{)111 0rrvi11e....... 4:45am 12 55pm’ 2: pm. 7 12pm Mamgeld..... 7:ooam 811 4:4opm 920 pm Crestline...Ar. 7:3oam 850 s:lspm 9 45pm Crestline...Lv. 7 50am ...... " 5 40pm’ #sspm: F0re5t......... 9 2%am ... 7 35pm 11 25pm Lima.......... 10 40am ...... 9 00pm 12 25am Ft Wayne..... 1 30pm- ses=en 11 558 m 2 40am Plymouth..... 345 pm ...... 2 46am ‘4 55am Chicago....... 7.00 pm ...... 6:3oam 755 am . i+ GOINGRAST, | . an. No 4, No? No 6, . Nos, . NightEz. Fast Ex. Pac Ez. Mail. Chicago....... 9:lopm 8 60am 5 Ispm | a..i. Plymouth...., 2 46am 11 25am 9 00pm .....°. Ft Wayne.... 6 55am 2 15pm 11 30pm ' ....... iLima.......... 8 55am 4 10pm 1 80am " ....... ‘F0re5t........10 10am 5 20pm 2 37am ....... Crestline..Ar.ll 45am 6 55pm 4;2oam_ ....... Crestline ..Lv.l2 05pm 7 15pm 4 30am " 6:osam Mansfield .%...12 35pm - T 4ipm -5 00am 6 55am’ 0rrvi11e....... 2 26pm 9 38pm 7 10am 9 15am A11iance......« 4 00pm 11 15pm 9 00am 11 20am Rochester..... 6 22pm 1 20am 11 06am 2 00pm Pittshurg.... . 7 30pm_ 2 30am 12 15}?m 8 30pm | Traixf%{os.asnd 6, daily.” Train No. 1 leaves Pittsbu Eh dai}{ except Saturday; " Train Nos 4 leaves Chicago daily except Saturday. Allothers “daily, except Sunday. e . | F.R. MYERS, | General Passenger and Ticket Agent. Cincinnati, Wabash & Mich. R.R. Time Table No. 24, taking eflect Sunday, Novemnber 11, 18%7: -7 SR GOING SOUTH. . e Stations. = No. ¢ N 0.6. 'No.4. Nu. 2. Elkhart...... ....... 500 am 950 pm 110 pm Goshén...... ....... -730 am 418 am 330 New Paris.. iiici 756 5 486 350 - B&OCrossg ....... 822 . 442 - 408 - MiMord,-ilio Lol 888 ‘445 ' 416 Leesbnrg.iic Jii.ii. 903 459 43 . Warsaw..... «...... 982 515 455 N Manchestr ....... 1180 (607 558 ‘Wabash,.... ....... 105 pm 645 700 Marion ... ......0 320 7.42 812 Alexandria.. ....... ‘5Ol 835 - ,919. Anderson J. .......- 600 . 905 .’ 956 Riehmond.. ....cico..oii 84b, oLLoiii Y Indianapolis "........ ...... 1045 am 1135 pm . GOING NORTH. ; Stations No.l N 0.3 -N0.5 = No. Indianapolis 4 25am 440 pm ... .50 ceceeen Richmond. . ..o -1080 am. oil AndersonJ. 605 am 630 pm . 700 am .voc... - Alexandna. 633 709" 750 e smbmea Marion..... 742 812 - G Skt Wabash .... 850 920 B4apm Lol NManchestr 948~ 10922 . 150 el War5aw.:...1055 1140 - 4067 iy Leesburg...llls 1202 am: 434 Vingaid Mi1f0rd.....1185 1224 . 502 bAk B& O Crossll4o . 12384 Dl5 Wi eaayadi New Parig. 1157+ 1256 = 50~ iwo G05hen.....1215pm. 120 am 610 pm ....... Eikhart..... 285 pm 435 am 825 pm ....... Close connections made at Goshen with the L S & M. 8. R. R, ; at Milford withthe B&O R R.; at Warsaw with the P, Ft W & C R R; at North Manchester with the D& ER R ; at Wabash with the T, W & W R R; at Marion withthe P, C & St. LRR. ; -~ A.G.WELLS, Sup’t. - « Cheapest In the known 3 wwm'ﬁl-.rgr!;»'glsgswakh mull ‘oulfit é’m o Agentss For terms address COULTER &CO .Chicago

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