The National Banner, Volume 13, Number 5, Ligonier, Noble County, 23 May 1878 — Page 3

The Flatiowal Banwes

LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

West’s Liver Pills Cure Indigestion.

. The Franklin County Democratic Convention instructed for the Hon. Wm. 8. Holman a§ their next Congressman, - Righti e :

Good bleached imuslins, 5 cents per yard, at J . Reyher'’s, Kendallville.

It is not unlikely that Prof. Smart may also be put on the ‘republican ticket for State Superintendent. The Republicans know that the cause of education flourighes bpst under Demjocratic control.~Coliumbus Democrat.

" Gto to Eldred's' Drug Store for Drugs and Patent Medicines. :

Report from Black Creek, Wis.: “The outlook for wheat by no means as favorable.as two weeks ago. No corn planted yvef,—May 187 | '

Buy your paints.and oils at Eldred & Son’s drug store. At ]

The best mixed paintg in the market are to be found at Eldred’s drug store. ; e _ i

i The pensions of goldiers minusboth arms, legs, or eyes, will.be increased from $5O to $75 per-month. Only 65 such are on the Jist. .~ ‘

Buy toilet articles such as perfumes, hair oils, tooth soaps and powders, tooth; nail, hair and cloth brushes, combs, &e., of Eldred & Son.

The wife of Mr, E. Zimmerman, editor of the Valparaise Messenger, died suddenly on Friday, May 10th. The family of Mr. Zimmerman has been severely afflicted within the last year orso. Ie has our heartfelt sympathy.

But few people know what everybody should know that Carter’s Compound Extract of Smartweed cures every pain. / - 49-moo.

Don’t You Forget It.

The Auditor of State, in answer to an assessor who wants to know to whom property should be listed when under execution, says it must be listed to the original owner, the only one who can be known and theone to whom it belongs until sold, the State only holding legal possession for the time being. . - .

{IAVE You LOST THE SENSE OF TASTE OR SMELL?—If so it may be from-the LEPROSY of the 19th century, CATARRIL- THE CONSTITUTIONAL CATARRH REMEDY will restore you to enjoyable health. It not only cures Catarrh but all other diseases &t the same time. Irice $1 per bottle. For sale by Scott & §androcl§. Loy

Close imitations of silver dollars are made of bloek tin, bismutb, and pulverized glass. An immense number of these bogus coins arein circulation in the West. They imitate exactly tie true.color and ring, and are about right in weight. - -

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.

The BesT SALVE in the world for Cuts,Bruises,|Sores,Ulcers,Salt Rheum, “Petter, Chapped Ilands, Chilblains, Corns, and all kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve is guaranteed: to give perfect satisfaction in every icase or mon~ey refunded. Price 25 Cents per box. Forsale by Scott & Sandrock, Ligonier.

The editor ‘of the Northein Indian“tan 'has determined to exciude advertisements and busimess locals from its .department of local news. This is a move in the right direction, and the ;plan that-all first-class newspapers must ere long adept. The local col amns of the Democrat have -always been kept free from advertising locals, ‘aid will be so kept as long as the present ‘propnietor controls its columns.— s Plymouth Democrat.

: Don’t You Forget It. i There is no one medicine that will relieve as many painsas Carter’s Compound Extract.of Smartweed, a sure relief for diphtheria, coughs, cold, cholera, colie, diarrheea, rheumatism, asthma, - phthisic, croup, fever and ague, and has no eyual as a linimént for man and beast., For sale by C. Eldred & Son, Ligonier, and druggists geénerally. . 49-mo.

_ Giving special attention to chronic diseases, and having a lengtliened experience in their treatment, Drs. Price & Brewer readily discern the causes of disease and the proper treatment for their removal. Tt is the upivpx'sa“l testimony of those who have sought Drs. Price & Brewer’s advice, that they are candid in what they say, and

that they do not enéourage the making of large doctors” bills unless there is good ground to hope tor benefit from their treatment, , e

1€ .skill is proved by success, then Drs. Price & Brewer possess it. On Friday, June Tth, they will be at Ligonier, Ligonier House. .

A Wonderful Discovery. - Dr. King’s California Golden Compound, and what is still more wonderful it costs nothing to give this great remedy a trial. It will positively ardd * speedily cure dyspepsia, constipation, sick headache, coming up of foed, jaun- - dice, liver complaint, biliousness, general debility, drowsiness and low spiiits. This wonderful remedy will positively cure, and that where every othi er remedy hag failed. To prove that it | will do all we claim for it you are . presented with a trial bottle by your druggist free of cost, by which you ~ will readily perceive its wonderful ‘curative qualities, "and “which will show you what a regular one dollar size bottle will do. lor sale by Scott " & Sandrock, Ligonier, Ind. - L

The Supreme Court have ruled that suicide, committed while the insured is insane, does not vitiate a life insurance policy. Sound. o

A © Dor’t be Deceived, / _Many personssay “I haven’t got the . eonsumption” .when asked:to cure their cough with Shiloh’s Consumption cure. Do they not know that Coughs lead to Consumption and*a remedy that will cure Consuniption will certainly and surely cure a cough ‘or any lung or throat trouble. We know it will cure when all others fail and our faith in it is so positive that we will refund the price paid if you -peceive no benefits. Is not this a fair proposition? Price 10ct5.,50 cts., and $l.OO per bottle. For lame chest, back or side. use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. . Price, 26¢ts. For sale by C. Eldred & ‘Bon, Ligonier. B ; ; .-Iﬂ-—..—‘ ¥ T aRE - 'Why will you suffer with dyspepsia and liver complaint, constipation,and mﬂ%danggﬁ.fhen you can get at our store Shiloh’s System Vitalizer .. which we gell on a positive guarantee : ,gam:jsou. Price, 10 cis. and 75 cts. - ¥or sale by C. Eldred & Son, Ligonier, AR AGRMETACK” & povalar and L RNRy JEORIOAy f'é.a i ’: WAL,

. —Thursday next is Decoration Day. .—They’re going to hang Haman at Albion.. T s

- —Kendallville will decorate, next Thursday, -~ = Lo ' —Candidates for Marshal are.stepping to the front. ) ~=Farmers are about through with their compluttiog,y = =

—Commissioner's Court one week from next Monday. S —There is talk of establishing another paper at-Goshen, e : —They say Ligonier girls are some pumpkingon the jump. ~ = - —The Empire Flouring Mills are running hight and day. . = ‘ —Sam Bray has gone into the brick manufacturing business. : : —The tax-list of !Ligéxxiel- foots up over $50,000 more than last year. ; —The new M. E. Church, at Brimfield will be dedicated Sunday next.

—The attendance at the Miller theatricals, Saturday eve., was quite large. ‘—Buy the “Standard” brick. ~They aré the best and, consequently, the cheapest. e

—A' certain farmer between this place and Albion does his ploughing on Sunday. . |t : : —All kinds ¢f choice plants,; very cheap, at F. Flemming’s green-house in Kendallville. 4-2 t,

—Thecarrying of passengers on way freight traing on the L. S. & M. S. has been discontinued. . 8 :

—Albion has but onejsal'oqn. The rest failed to advertise in time, and, é . . 7 ’ consequently, were closed. L

—Elder 8. H. Liane will preach at the Advent Churel, in this place, on Sunday evening next a glle usual hour. -’ —That heavy frost on the 13th did but very little damage to the growing wheat, excepting where it was out in Yead: e ?

—Tho celebrated ITome Sewing Machine is on exhibit at IToffman’s Book Store. Can be bought at astonishingly low figures. = . e

—-Prof. Martin’s new business chart of Ligonier is nearly finished, and will make a spléndid show. The Prof. is something of a scribe. : —Owen Black 18 getting himself in readiness as fast as possible to visit the Paris’ exposition. He expects to be aﬁent two or three months. |

—John Parks, the notion peddler, sports a bran, spanking, splinter new wagon. It was built at Ithaca, N. Y., and makes a splendid appéatahce.

+ —D. W. Green has commenced work on his new residence on Cavin street The old homestead building has been moved onto a vacant lot on MeLean street. | il ; fie

--The attendance at the greenback convention, at Albion, on Saturday last, was rather small. The main portion of those present came from Orange township, we are told. : -~ The residence-of a Mr. Smith; living near Ripley, in Jefferson township, was burned 1o the ground on Friday last: Most of the household goods were saved. Loss not known.

- —Thére was a large crowd in attendance at the Catholic dedication at Avilla, on Sunday last, but it would Lave been twiee as large had it been pleasant weather iu the morning. | —The Allen éount.y Democracy wilk nomiuaté a county ticket on the 22d day of June. The congressioral convention for that District, the Twelfth, will be held at F't. Wayune on the 26th ofJuné .

. —Ligonier sports another livery and feed stable. Ggo. McComber has fitted up the building which stood near the Cavin street bridge, by adding an add:ition.tand' seems to be doing a good business. Give the boy a trial.

—DBoys who are in the habit of obstructing the roads by throwing rails, etc, across them, will be caught at it sdmetime or other, and then when they ‘hear the justice say “five doilars and costs” they - will langh on the other gide of their mouths. :

— It again becomes necessary to remind contributors that gratuitous advertising in local correspondences is not admissable. - Merchants in the rural districts who want to advertise their goods must pay just the same as business men in town. : e

—DBy examining the new time card, on the fourth page, it will be seen that trains: leave’ this station as follows: Going east—Accommodation, 5:40 A. .; Mail, 1:56 .3.; Express,lo:42 P. M. Going west—Accommodatibn,l:o3, A.M.; Mail, 3:07 p. M,; Express, 3:40 Ao ML : :

—«J. N.” speaks in glowing terms of Mr. J. E. Fleming, the worthylandlord of the Ligonier House, and ' his estima}gle Jady, and says théy are among his bést friends of long ago. “J.N.” beiug a true philosophér, appreciates their kindness. He says “truth is his idol,” and must be spoken at all times.

— Wide Awale, for June, has much to draw and please the young and instruct the older ones. "It opens -with an, amusing old-time story of “Mandy’s Quilting Party,” followed by a choice quantity of stories, poems and general articles, and imbellished with numerous engravings, It is justsuch a publication a 8 all young folks ought. to read regularly. Price, $2 per an-. num;- Address, D. Lothrop & Co., Boston, Mags. e ] ~-Messrs, Henderson & Braden, of the Empire Flouring Mills, have just finished doing a large amount of repairing, and bad to shut.down during the past ten or twelvedays. They are, however, again in good ranning order, and ready to do all kinds of custom work in asatisfactory mauzer, Farmers from a distance can have their grists on short notice. Delivery wagon will leave the mill twice a day for ‘the benefit gf town customers. i

~We'were in hopes that the Sparta ~scho():1 c{mtl”ovérsy had come to a close with last week’s issue, but Mr, Basgett is of opinion that he ought to have a hearing over his own signature. In obedience to Lis earnest solicitation we grant him space for making a “gtatement” which he thinks ought to go before the public, in justice to himgelf. Now let the curtain drop. The people have heard all they care to hear ‘on this subject, and the editor a good

—Dr. Carr has another fine colt.

~—The 11. & L.Co. drilled on Tuesday evening. : Vo u —Dr. Gard’s ofiice, on Third street’ is fast aporoaching completion. : - -=Dr. Geo. W. McConnell, the g,?nial Granger of Sieuben, was in town last week. : ] :

—Baum & Haines, at Avilla, have sold their dry goods store to Sumner & Perry Randall. L e . —Competiticn in tlie dairy business has biought the price of milk down to three cents a quact.

—Mr. John Mitchell talks like a man who has no apprehensions of a searching: investigat‘hm of his official conduets i e et

- —Mvr, John Cramer, an old citizen of Washington township, died of lung tever last ‘Cuesday night, aged about 60 years. = = ‘ S

—Mrs. W. K. Sheffer, of Angola, is visiting friends and relatives here.— She reports the Herald in a floui ishing condition. : P e ~Revorts from all parts of the coun{y convey the unwelecome information that wheat has beenand. is being badly damaged by the fly. . bl

—Oho! The Greenbackers mean to be first in the field in the nomination of a candidate for Cougress. Do early birds always catch the worm? —The H. & L. boys have given up the idea of having a festival. 'They say they -have not got money éxﬁohgh in the u'e;tsury téo,_pay éxpe‘nsesu :

—The triends of W. Ilenry Schagfer, f Kendnlly’ilie, are pressing that genleman’s name for the democratic iomination for county treasurer.

—C(Capt. Wm. M. Barney, the ardent Greenbacker of Elkhart, was in town last Mouday. 'The Captain does a gocd deal of quiet political planning now-a-days. Lin i it '

—To-morrow’s meeting of the Town Board will be watched with considerable interest. The election of Marshal is awakening a good deal of interest. -

—Mr. J. B. Stutsman lras moved his old residence bick onto his lot, on Martin street, and preparations are being made for the erection of -a fine brick residence this summer. - —lt'is amusingto hear Bill Jackson tell that joke on the fellow who read on the side of a car “ Cap-a City,” fer “capacity,” and then asking a friend 'where the deuce that place is. _—Candidates for county offices are beginning to talk up their claims.— Keep cool a little while longer, gentlemen.. Long campaigns are not always desirable, nor profitable. —The proceedings of the'Greenback convention at Albion, last Saturday, must have been “immense,” judging from Alexis’ remark that they will probably be ready for publication next week ! e ,

—Col. Wm, €. Williams,» Wm. B. MecConnel}, C. B.Darrow, Dr. Winslow, George 'T. Barney, jand Rev. George Curter are named in connection with the gréenback candidacy for Congress in this District. : :

—We are told that the growing wheat in parts of Sparta township is fagt furning yellow; that it seems to be dying, and that, judging from the present out-look, the "crop is almost certain to prove a failure. ;

—The matrimonial announcement il last week’s BANNER (of Solomon Miller to Miss Jessie Kingston) was a base forgery, a foolish invention for a foolish purpose. When Solomon commits matrimony he will furnish an authorized announéement. :

—Our old friend, W. A. McEwen, of near Brimfield, whn favored us with a friendly (nill yesterday, intends in a few weeks (accompe;nied by his wife) to visit the place of his nativity, in Center county, ’a., which he has not seen for f&)l'tyetfve years. |

—The immortal J. N. was in town on. Monday. © The pressure was so heavy, and there being no one to lift the veil, that he did not-remain long, but he liad the whole town under his control before heleft. IHe will returh to-morrow, and lecture in the evening. 2 Don’t fail to consult Dr, Lambert, the celebrated eye and ear surgeon, who will visit Ligonier again on Saturday, June Ist. Ofiice with Dr. Gants. We understand the Doctor has a large practice from here, and all, so far, are perfectly satisfied. See card in another column. v

—7T'he chairman of the republican county committee publishes a card notifying the faithful that it 1s deemed inexpedientto go throughthe form of appointing delegates to the State convention on the sth of June, and authorizing all who feel like incurring the expense of going to Indianapolis to act as delegates. —While d reporter for Tie BANNER was strolling down Broadway, Tuesday evening, in séarch of items, he heard the many voices of young people at the residence of Mr.J. M. Kneppei. e took a peep into the pariors without an invitation, and saw abous forty young people participatingin the reception given by the Misses Eva and. Rosa Knepper. The young ladies entertained their friends right royally.'

SAM. BRAY desires to inform the | citizees of the surrounding country that he has taken charge of the brick yard in his neighborhood, and -will manufacture a standard article. TFull counts guaranteed. Scott Rice and Arthur Adking have been engaged to do the work. | ' . + The young man who attempted the life of Emperor William has ‘brought down the fury of the Prussian Government on the Society of which he was a membear. T'he Socialists will no lohger be permitted toract asan organization in that cotuntry. : 4 v-——~—<—————.-.-’-—l“-——-—f 5 SaM BrAY, of the Standard Brick Yard, 3 miles South of Ligonier, will, in the course of a few weeks, burn over 200,600 bricks. Parties who are about'to build will do well to engage at once, as the standard brick is well known and will go like hof cakes. _ WANTED—A boy to learn the bars bering trade, or work on Saturday’s. Good wages paid. J. A, SEGNER. . Men’s call shoes, $l.OO & pair, ab:J, -Beyher's,:man;gmiﬁe‘ S 4436 buy your goods of J. Hepher.

New Singing Books For ~ ~ Sunday Schools.

The Golden Shore, by J.. F. Kinsgy, Qipﬂe copy, 30 cents, per d0z:............§300 Joy ells.i)y W. A.OepEN ﬁhorqr“silver Songs,” ** Songs of the B 7 sCrown of Life,” &c. Single cggy. 35 cte, ; per doz..s3 60 IHeavenly Carols, by BavrzeiL & LorTNz, authors of **Golden Songs,” **Songs of ' the Cross.”etc., Single copies, 35¢. ; per?oz‘sa 60 Songs of Gratitude, by J. H. FILLMORE, anthor of *Songs of ‘é{pry,” etc. Bingle ‘copiee; 35 centsB; per doz....aeveaceenn.aa. 93 60

T'hese books bave jnst been published. and are reEnrded as the best of the new books issued.— The popularity of former books by the same authors is a sufficient guarantee that these are up to the standard of excellénce in quantity, quality, and gnmy. From among these%)ooks any school can be suited. I have iJmst received a lpéfe quantity of each, and schools can be furnished at once. Sanday School Records, Clags Books, Lesson Leaves, and Papers furnished at publisher’s rates. i J. H. HOFFMAN, Rookseller, April 11, 1873.-51-2 m Ligouier, Ind,

WILMOT WINNOWINGS.

Rev. A. J. Douglass preached a sermon at Salem last Sabbath which was very instructive. : L

Cold weather hangs on well. Indeed, it isdisagreeably cold ; hencethe late planting. e i Seriptural disputes have a delicious sweetness on the midnight air. “So they say.” « Those new-fangled “neck ties” arein great demand. | . Boston has need of a notary public and regulator lodge. e

- Among the curiosities here is a colt with five legs, belonging to> Aaron Burnhéimer. :

A gravel road meeting was conducted, at Salem school house under the supervision of E. W. llartsock; but somehow ‘the people don’t like the movement. *Costs too much.” 7 Speaking of homeless and destitute persons, and the inability of the country to support them, we cite you to an individual that lived in a miserable hovel, and who, with a good pair of hands and a crowbar, opened up a hardware store, is now living in a good stone residence in Michigan City. Just think of it. = y

. Salem Sabbath,School is under full headway. - A great interest is manifested. Turn out and help us. .

The Lutherans and United Brethren are holding missionary meetings, going from place to place, giving each house a spiritual warming. Would that every house iu the land were visited and receive a good warming. What a fine world this would be, . Ep. May 18, 1878. e : L - ¢

Ladies’ goat shoes, 75 cents a pair, at J. Reyher’s, Kendallvilie. 4-3 t

. INVESTIGATION DEMANDED., Unlike R. B, llﬁyes. Mr. John Mitchell Courts unq, Demauds a Thorough [nwsti_gntion. i KENDALLVILLE, IND,, ] v May 20th, 1878. § J. B. StornLn, BsQ.—-Dear Sir: T have placed the following paper in the. hands of cur city clerk this day, to be presented to the common- council ‘of this city on to-morrow evening. To do justice to myself, I desire to make the anatter as public as I can in this community. JOHUN MITCHELL. . 7o the Common Council of the City of Kendallville—GENTLEMEN: It has repeatedly come to my knowledge that charges affecting my official conduct as a member of the Board of School ‘Trustees of this eity, and especially in relation to the dispositionrot the school funds since I have been a 2 member, are being circulated and are in a measure receiving character through a city official .(Chas, G. Aichele), and as my term of office is about to expire, I feel it a duty to myself, as well as to my fellow citizens, thac the truth or falsity of these charges be investigated.— I therefore ask that you appoint a committee of good and competent men to make a thorough and complete examination of my accounts since 1 ‘have been Trustee. and if there is anything wrong that they make it known, and if not that I may be vindicated by you in a public manner, and I especially ask that this be done immediately. . . JOIIN MITCHELL. «. Keudallville, Ind , May 20, 1878.

In compliance with thé above request the council on Tuesday evening appointed city attorney Roberf DBarr, 0. D. Willett, and A. C. ¥. Wichman a committee to investigate Mr. Mitchell’s accounts as treasurer of the school board. > !

. Good heavy muslip, 6 cts. per yard, at J. Reyher’s, Kendaliville. 4-3 t o e Al BROADWAY ITEMS. : A sneak thief effected-an entrance into the house of 'Wm. Hursey, during the absence of the family, and gobbled up what change they could find,about $7.00. : » o i Noab Whirledge has refurned from his trip to England. : ; ; Fishing is carried on quite extensively on Sunday. It would be well if some ‘one would take it in hand, and enforce the law as madé and provided. - “Valet,” .we will come “several strong,” if you will have a meeting of the Musical Society on some Sunday afternoon. We hope no one took offense at our well-meant remarks about our visit to Cromweil, as we have none but the kindest of feelings toward the good peovple of that place. .- We were much pléased to see Mr.! Charles Weade sign the total absti-. nence pledge the other day. Ag he ia«J awman of more than ordinary intel]ig“: geiice and influence, we know he will induce many others to take the same step. - The best advice we can give you, boys, is to never under any circumstances violate that pledge. ‘. : £ X 1 C. R. L o e "All best prints, 5 cents per‘yard, at J. Reyher’s, Kendallville., - nld 8t . ——————————— o I And we will add further, parenthetically, that the Republicans of Steuben and Lagrange counties never had a representative in.Cungress yet. Theéy can furnish the big majorities for good men. to go there, though.— Lagrange Standard. it Well, why are you so mealy moutt= ed about the matter ? We have been doing our level best to give you a boost, but somehow or other you don’t seem to appreciate these well-meant efforts, Mn's kip shoos, 8100 per pair, at . Hayate, Wendla ity oS, 85

A sal misfortune occurred in the family of W. S, Davis, Clay twp., last week.- Their little child, Ross, aged nearly 21 months, strayed out irito the barn-yard to play, and when searched for was found dead beneath a waﬁgn box. It appears that the wagon box “had been set up upon its side and unthoughtedly leff in a wanner that it - would easily fall, and while the child ‘was playing about it, the box fell, strik‘ing it on the head, killing it instantly, “Ho6ra frenge Standard. . ©

. May 29, in Ligonier, a bouncing boy t> Mr. and xm.fnc&b)smif.‘” : ". y - Administrator’s Notice, N OTICE is hereby,given that the ‘undersigned i _has been appointed administrator de bonis non of the est%ot Ira Smalley, late of Noble ‘county, deceased. Said estate is sn%% io be solvent. *ISAAC P.BE Y, . b-w 3 - Administrator de bonis ron. P = B : 7/ % =al = !:';{’2/,4“4‘// e “":‘:': ; ; 77 it BN TR ; 3 :;':?./51 .-\:ld\’lﬁ w “‘,ﬁiﬂj’n : ‘ \;:"-,\:\i\\‘ = e t - . SURGEON, Will be in Ligonier on SATURDAY. Jace Ist, from 2to 5 o’clock p. m, Office with Dr. Gants, the Dentist. FREE CONSULTATION. P. 8 —Dr. Lambert is proprietor of the Goshen, | Tnd.{ Infirmary, and has made many cures in this localimy., Ma.y“z:x. 1878.-2 t | ' WOOL! WOOL! - 00, 000 POUNDS OF Wool! Wooll S NG BY 5 ! iK T ey KENDALLVILLE. We Waut the above amount of Woo], L dor which we will pay the highest -~ market price. It will pay you to call on us befora : you ‘sell. , KELLER & KANN. Kendallville, May 15, 1878.-4w4 4\- Fresh Bread, Cakes, Pies, . &ec. DAILY. Hot Tea and Coffee at all Hours, Highest price paid for Butter and Eggs. Groceries at lowesi-fizures. . e December 27. 1877.-6 m | ABE ITIERS. | ‘ ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE \ : ! —OOF—

PERSONAL PROPERTY.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned Administrator of the estate of Ellen; Smalley, deceased, will sell at {mblic outery, at the late -residence of said decedent, in Washington townehip, Noble county.lndiana, fonr miles east of Rider’s Mill, on" . Friday, Miay 31st, A. ~ IlB7s, the following described personal property, to-wit : Two Horses, Seven Head of Cattle, Seventeen Head of Hogs, One Champion Mower and a general variety of Farming Utensils. Wheat (21 acres) in the gronund. Terms will be made known on day of sale, Salé to commence at 10 o’clock, A M, ; FERD. KNAPP, Adm’r. . May 9,1878.-w3., - s

. n % & 4 _SHERIFFS SALE. .- BY virtne of ‘an execution to me directed by the Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court of Nob Lie county, Indiana, in the case of Andrew Butz vs. Matthew M. Dodge and Eusebins J. Dodge, bail; I will offer forgsale at public anction at the door of the conrt honee in the town of Albion, county of Noble, and State of Indiana, on : 3 Friday, May 24th, 1878, Between the hours o(wn o’clock, A. M. and four o’clok p. M., of said . all of the right, title and interest of the said Matthew M. Doudge and Eusebius J. Dodge, bail, fg's, to and in the following described real csﬁm to wit: : Lots eleven, sixteen, seventeen, eighteen, twens ty-five, twenty-four,in the village of Wawaka, in Noble county, Indiana.

L NATHANIEL P, EAGLES, ? : Sheriff of Noble Connty, Indiana, T. M. EzLis, Attorney for Plaintifi, Albion, Ind., May 2, 1878 -2w4-pl §6 50, .

SHERIFE'S SALE.

BY virtue of a copy of an order of'sale and judgment to me directed by the Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court of Noble County, Indiana,in thecase of Andrew Butz vs. Archibald McGowan and Jane MaGowan, I will offer for sale at public anction at the door of the court house in the'town of Albion, county of Noble, and State of Indlana, ) Omn Friday, May 24th, 1878, Between the hours of ten o’clock, a. m., and four o’clock. p. In,, of said day, all of the right, title and interest of the said Archibald McGowan and Jane McGowan in and to the following described real estate, to wit: e

‘Lot Number Forty-Seven in the town of Wawa- " Kka, in Noble county, Indiana. NATHANIEL P. EAGLES, Sheriff of Noble County, Indiana. T. M. ExLLs, Attorney for Plaintiff, Albion, Ind., May 2, 1872.~w3-p,f $6.50

| ; LIGONIER L) Carriage & Wagon Works } GERBER & TREASH, Proprietors. Having greatly increazed our facilities for the . Manufactare of We propose, for the coming season, to make a gpecially of this class of worl, Believing that ndpoor article is dear at any price, we have concluded to make only tirst-clase work. Each department of onr Works is under the management of a competent mechanig who is master of his own branch of the trade. Special Attention Given to Ordered Work, : ~ FARM WAGONS {iis At greatly reduced prices: . We cordit;lfy invite the public to call and examine our stock and prices before baying. Parties who are peddling an inferior class of work throughoat the country, have sometimes | taken the liberty to represent it as onur work.— | Noue are gennine, however; withouf the nameplate containing the firm name of * Gerber & Treash” or ‘*Gerber, Treash & Co.” tl;ereon. ol Shop Cerner First & Cavin Streets, in Foundry Building. Ligonier, Ind., March 14, 1878-47-tf X : BEFORDVAFTER] A JORE- {AFTER Coa ) N R & < RIS NGRS = P A DR B oo O R RN N N s TN S e ‘vi.-;_ 0O AR £ g e *%‘%,ﬂw Bcordans wiih G 'sd.é,«,{ﬁa e el hugt o e Syl | % (BTpulen “ oase itself, but the harbingor of oMicrs” 5o wrote. Hippocrites two it %$ iggists, or sent, by cxpress, upon re- . BOTANIC MEDICIN! % a %

=GERBER= Sells the Blwawrd (St. Paul) Harvester & Bindexr, The Buekeye Harvesier, Binder & Table Rake Reaper, Buckeye Cultivater, Moline Corn Plow, Ove and Two-Horse Corn Planters and Drills. Ligbnier,‘llr;gdi;éx_gfril 18.1sjs.~ : &S, 9} Gﬁgi

New Grocery! New Bakery! Everything New! ~ Everything Fresh! For 13 years connéctnd with thc;.. widﬁely-kndi;v'n - Grocery and Bakery firm of Kolb & Gross, at Goshen, would respectfully announée that he has just fitted up in the L ——OOF 1;@1«:—;- ‘ BANNER BII.OCIK ~4;,“—‘_ J - * _ L AND— 3 : TP A W HEP BAKERY, aud now offers the public a clfoicc and extensive { : assortment of (roceries and Provisions - WOOD, WILLOW, GLASS, CHINA AND STONE WARE, AL New AND BoucHrt ror CAsH, _and to be sd]d at I;.rices that must give ; : satisfaction, We cannot indertake to ennmerite ;.H we keep in stock, but we caneay thatin this establish:gtlexnt_y{)ll wEH find cvery;hiny to b(_a fom.d ina o 2 “ 7 1 7“.# First-Class Grocery, : e Fresh Bread Daily! ¥ EATING HOUSE! {n our eating room.we will gt a.l times have something good for the *inner man.” Freeh cakes, Lies, oystery, hot coflee and tea, : rerved atall honrs, P ARMBRS, [ Come in and make yourselves at home, Wc want your patronage and gaarantee fair dealing and elever treatment. - ’

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Bouaht for Cash or taken in exchange for goods, : . K., W. FISCRER. Ligonier, Dec. 13, 1877.-84 tf L

Application for License. NOTICE 18 hereby given that the undersigned will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Noble county, Indiana, at their nex! regular session, commencing on Monday, June 3, 1878, for a license to retail spirituous, vinous and malt liguors ip less quantities than a quart at a time,with the privilege of allowing the same to be drank on his premlses.. His place of business is located as follows: South one-third of lot. No. 5, east side Cavin street, Ligonier ®Mndiana. : & May 9, "78. 4w. SOLOMON ACKERMAN.

Application for License, NOTICE is hereby given'th‘at the undersign- \ ed will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Noble county, Indiana,at their next regular session, commencing on Monday, June 3, 1878, for a license to retail sgxi_rituous, vinous and malt liquors in less quantities than a quart, at a time, with the {)lrivilege of allowing the same to be drank on his )i)remises. His place of business is located as follows @ On the middle one-third of lot No. 7, east side of Cavin street, Ligonier, Indiana. LEOPOLD SCHLOSS.. May 9, 1878.-w4. e

Application for License. N«O'-HCE is hereby given that the undersigned will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Noble county, Indidna, at their next regular session, commencing on Monday, June 3, 1878, for a license to retail gpirituous, vinons and malt lignors in less quantities than a quart ata time,with ths privilege of allowing the same to be drank on his premises, His piace of business is located as follows : * 92 feet by 50 feet of the south-east corner of Lot No. 11 in the original plat of the village of Brimtield, Noble county, Indiana, May 9, 7/8.-4w, J. W. I, CHAMBLIN.

Application for Kicemse, NOTICE is hereby given that the nndersigned . will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Noble County, Indiana, at their next regular gesgion, commencing on Monday, June 3rd, 1878. for a license to retail spirituous, vinous and malt ligtiors in less quantities than a qnart at-a time, with the privitege of allowing the same to be drank on his premises His place of busifiesx is located &s follows: XNorth east corner oflot No. 20, east side Cavin street, Ligonier, Indiana. May 9,8, -4w. JESSE C. HOOVER,

Application for License, NOT!’OE is hereby given that the undefsigned will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Noble connty, Indiana, at their nextregujar ses‘sion, commencing on Monday, June 3, 1878, for a licenge to retail s;;iri'.uone.' vinous and malt Jignore in less quantities Lhan a quart at a time, with the privilege of allowing the same o be drauk on his premises, His place of businese is located as followe: **On the north one-third of lot No. 31, west side of Cavin street, in tbetuwn of Ligonier, Indiapa.” © % A, C HARDENBRCOK. May 9, 1818.~4w o ‘

ADMINISTRATOR'S SALE s ¢ £ : : \ PERSONAL.PROPERTY. NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned - Administrator of the estate of Wm, J. Burne, deceased, will ell at pablic oatery, at the late residence of said decede tin York township, No- ; ble county, Indiana, on Saturday, May 25th, 1878, the following described pereonal gro’pex ty, to-wit: 1 Bpan of Mares, 1 Cow, Sow and Litter of Pigs, glsgeins. s.';"'?l'* R:apt:rh and ]&owemd other _:, ing Utensils, tovetber with a goodly assorts. m::’l? oguouml‘m:id and Kiichen ﬁu;mtam’ﬁ_wo numerons to mention Also :27 acresiof wheat - | the ‘ground, and forly bushels of wheatinthe PRRATY - iet w sel e T x ‘r&és:mm of $3 and under, cash 3 over 83, & erédit of six months will be given, thepurchaser %ﬂs ote, at interest, v viﬁwm. yalna- % 9,1 ,-‘_-0"’,,; o e ey 2t 3 o ‘:;;_‘,‘:L'i»l;c’::}‘_r , "_"; &‘: f‘ ‘;' .}»},""" {. .

GIO/OD| INEEWISI! A Lumber Yard in Ligenier. ~ LUMBER, LATH AND SHINGLES, Of all classes and grades, kept constantly on hand. Pine Laumber, thoroughly seasoned, dressed or in the rough, from a Fence Picket to a Stick of Timber. sold at Bottom Prices. Call and See Us before buying. Yard on Cagén 4 'Sa'eet-, north ’of Kerr’s. urniture Store._ ‘ “ | weRAT T ﬁ % epper & Peck. _oEommcean . More ’Qhesﬁs of those VV-S_p_lendid, N’géw,_Fres‘h' : JAPAN & YOUNG HYSON TEAS Just received at 3 Decker’s, Ligohier.: Lovei‘s\rof Gvo.o‘d'T"easb , e - would ido well ‘tp try them. E‘“ e ~ ALL GOODS WARRANTED. TWENTY Pounds for ONE Dollar. I have a few tho‘us‘a‘nd' pounds ‘more of those Peaches left which I will close out at 20 Pounds for $1.60. Don’t . | wait until they are all gone. I have also receiveda - Gt S UERTROI O S ENGLISH CURRANTS, . L ~~ Which I will sell at o SIXTEEN Pounds for ONE Dollar. They are nice and fresh. They never before have been sold” as' low as this. Other parties sell only 8 pounds for $l.OO, All_Goods warranted: -If not as represented the money Wlll : ‘be refunded. Give me a call. o SiEs s ae R ESSE E Ligonier, Ind,, May 15, 1878,-46 tf. bo S i Great Reduction in Prices. Having made arrangements for a large quantity of Shingles; I shall sell for a short time at the following" : prices for the celebrated brand of ;;;IAR i i ' : [ PELTON" STAR MHINGLES: U 6 inch, $2.°00 Bor N - 18 Inch, $3.2b Per N Why buy inferior grades of Shing- ' ~ gles when you can get the “Pel- . ton” at these prices. @ LfGNOllEli‘,Febl'uarj'»7,9l‘,B7-7a R T : D 4 oo 5

s : Y ") F. W. Shinke & Br 0.,] Take pleasure in informing th}: people of Ligo-: nier and vicinity that'they have thf? best selected ~_stock of all kindsof -~ - . 1 For Men Boys, and Chidren;: a’!sa._hﬁ,elegan assortment of wear for Women, Misees and Children. All styles apd qualitiestio select from.,— 4 ; . . Willbe soldat R - BOTTOM PRICES. © o 7 Mavingadopledthe o - o "RICE SYSTEM ! LOW PRICE SYNTEM! FWhlch‘reqnirés_aee.l\“hg”ﬁt; very small ptéﬂ_t!;'ztlge" public will appreciate the necessity of ready o ; ‘Special Attention givento . - o CUSTOM WORIK. We guarar tee ﬂrst-élhs’s stf;cl{mtdﬂofkji’:dhﬂiﬁx,j £ G “= ’ ‘.'.. : i " 2 .~ i f":n‘!il c Rk L R e MENDING done EXPEDITIOUSLY ¢ Corn - Field GAITERS” iom v e T O ot own make donatantly on hand. * e A e R 3 e i N L '* e b - ASCERTAIN PRICES, ik e e e ' and buy at the old reliuble thoe atore of = | ’*~f‘~‘§,&’s§“~”§ﬁ 2, W. SHINKE & BRO, Jigonier, Ind.; Marcl =i, JBIGEASA oo e w 0

NEW GOODS. NEW PRICES. . Largest and Best Stock of ; For Clothing Ever B'ronféh_t to 'Lhmnlfer. : =: — 5 ED. RAPSCH A 2 - e ‘ £ ¥ Invites the 'public in general to’ visit him at his - Merchant Tailoring ; ESTABLISHMENT, And see what he has in the cloth line for Clothing N T e /’ T T ol i HearYe Hearely . 3 A - Vel - g st ;:"'Qf‘f S e TR e * ‘ i : 'n ‘ : . : . g B oo o oo Ly : ' CLOTH] a B S RDS b 9 AT . yov R ] § Now York Pricesgs B s e & FLoans S R ey oy oy B A PUEFRERIQ g LY =8 RAPSUH S 2 bics iNSRo Bt A L b R s e R PR Te A SR A R S FEd o