The National Banner, Volume 13, Number 15, Ligonier, Noble County, 1 August 1878 — Page 3

The Fatiowal Lanwey

IOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS,

| - West’s Liver Pills Cure Dyspepsia.

~ Fish, Vevetables, ete., every diy at K. W. Fischer’s. o ,q&-tf;

_ That California Salinon at Fischer’s is splendid. : es el

- Brushes of all kinds for sale by Eldred & SO’h. & ik

- The Lafayveétte Courier says that . Mrs. Emma Molloy, who has just com‘pleted a very successful six months’ temperance campaign in Massachusetts, was presented with a beautiful testimonial, signed by Wendell P’hillips and nearly all of the leading temperance advocates in the State. . Mrs. Molloy expects to sail for England in September, a public reception having already been tendered her in Liverpool. b s

'he Indianapolis Journal says: “Tho secret societies have been:having' a hard time of it during the past two or ‘three yeargé, receipts and mémbership alike having falden off greatly. Reports now coming in from lodges in every portion of the State for the first half of thé current year, however, indicate a reaction and show a larger memb’m;fhip and -greater receipts.— This condition of things is especially noticeable among ‘Odd-Fellows and Knights of Pythias.”. i

Pon’t be Deceived,

-Many persons say “I haven’t got the consumption” when asked to cure their cough with Shiloh’s Consumption cure. © Do they not know that Coughs lead to Censumption and a remedy that will cure Consumption will certainly and surely cure a cough or any lung or thtoat 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 receive no benelits.; Is not this a fair proposition ?' Price 10 cts., 50 cts., and #l.OO per bottle. For lame chest, back or 'side, use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster, Price, 25c¢ts., For sale by C. Eldred & son, Ligoniefr. ~ - -

-Why will you suffer with dyspepsia and liver complaint, constipation,'and general debility when you can get at our store Shiloh’s System Vitalizer which we sell on a positive guarantee to cure youj. Price, 10 ets. and 75 cts. For sale by C. Eldred & Son, ligonier, Indiana. : =

“HACKMETACK”, a popular and fragrant perfume, Sold by C. Eldred & Son, Ligonier.. ' = 43-eow-6m.

ee L e WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP SQUIBS

Mrs. Metz is dangerously lil with lung fever at present and no hopes.of her recovery are entertained. Aaron Metz regently had g stroke of palsy, disfiguring his face considerably., o \ A The dry weather we )ui;‘ve\hhd for the past two weeks was used to a good advantage by the farmerssaving their wlieat. - o e i

While visiting Ligonierrecently, we had a “tete a tete” with “Jap” and “X. 1.C.R.” They are not much on the greenback so long as they have plenty of silver that will answer. Well, boys, as we don’t smoke we won't say any more about it. © .

- There is considerable éxcitement at present about the greenback movement, for fear it will terminate asidid the independent two years ago. Some are*‘going back on it.'”_ This, probﬁbl Y will Bpoil our greenback meeting we have heard so much talk about of late.

. The season for green cucumbers, corn and watermelons is here, and it would be well to prepare yourself with Some strong internal remedy.

. Another little steal 6f only nineteen million dollars has just been brought to-light in Washington City, and another two hundred million on the way. A few more such, and we’ll all gO. Little by little. ' o © Martin Mumma has returned to Adams county,his former home, where he intends to remain. - e

Why is it that some people always know other’s affairs better, and can work them toa better advantage, than they can themselves ? Will some one answer, ] aE

- It _is surprising o see how glad those candidates are to meet a voter. Even if they have never met before they will recognizé you al once and “sefi’ém up, ol ‘

Otir ears are gréeted almost hourly by the whistle of the steam thresher which is busy filling the farmer’s heart with joy b?ﬁ garnering up the golden grain. B , A

We are of the opinion that if the people would dispose of John Sherman & Co., in the way of crémation, God

would not hold them accountable for it. We believe it would be doing justice to God and man in the way of saving others from eternal doom and freeing our government from the dei)re'datidns of agny more Ftich detestable hellions. f !

- We think the Nationals of the 12th dongressional district did a bad thing when they nominated John Studebaker for Congress. lie is in no way connected with the laboring class or has any sympathy for them, as he is a millionaire and gaived it all by shav--ing notes and distressing- the poor. Better have endorsed Colerick, who is the champion among the laboring clags and a man eminently fit for the office., Mr. Editor, you were mistaken in * appointing B. F Buckles as committee - for Washington. :As there is no one by that name here, we suppose you -had reference to ' Robjert IT. Buckles, and we maKe this correction for fear he would not act under the above caption. L Our worthy trustee has just finish . ed taking in his crop of wheat, which _wds 85 acres. A part has been thresh“ed which yielded over 30 bushels per ~ acre, and it is thought this will be his average yield, - . . Our esteemed friend, George Stultz, of Noble township, was recently sun- . gtruck, but is recovering. : . Democratic voters and all others in- . terested with the laboring class should ‘ Mfﬁlh%gﬂ“mat the A i ) - between e bours of U aud 7P. M. " Let us mvea:unmnﬁa%mm be left in the rear as WA irs hepiafou;htat wamgt b WashingT Doad.

- —Charles Shobe is convalescent. —Did you hear the Phonograph? ° © —-J. Paul Smith, of Alexandria, was intown on Sunday. el —Several correspondences are unavoidably crowded out. : o —The Auditor of the L.S. & M. S. R. R; was in town yesterday. —There is an abundance of blackberties being brought to this market. —THe town jail had éne occupant last F'riday evening. Too much benzine, ; b i

- —Jason Prouty’s announcement as a candidate for treasurer appears in ‘this issue. : oy : —Sheriff Eagles this week announces himself a candidate for county treasurer. e ‘ - —Step in, gentlemen, and make your two dollar deposits in THE BANNER Bank. = ot —Nelson Earnhart and Will Kinnison started for the Paris Exhibition last evening. el : —Rey. Mahin this week has a few words in reply to I'red, Lauer’s panegyricon lager. ; A —The crossings on some of the back streets need several loads of gravel deposited at the sides. 2 ; ~—No one in-these diggings got to see the eclipse on Monday. There were too many clouds in the way.. —Peaches have made their appear/ance in such quantities that dealers can afford to sell two for five cents!' - —Persons who have the wherewith to go out riding will find First Street a good place on which to take a drive. . —The Angola Herald has been enlarged to an eight-column folio. We are highly gratified to'hote this evidenge of prosperity. i —'The Nationals expect to have a big meeting at Wawaka next Saturday. Prof. Chapman and Capt. Ede. Fisher are the principal speakers. gk b —Dr. Leonard, of Albion, 18 favorably spoken of as a republican candidate for Representative. Sail in, Doctor. There is lots of fun in it.

—The question of turnpike roads has fallen into the back-grounds, This fall, when tlte roads become impassable, will witness its re-agitation. - —John R. Smith, of Kendallville, was in town Saturday and Sunday, forming an acquaintance with the good people of this part of the county. —Dr. J. Seaton, tlie celebrated oculist, will be at Eldred’s Drug Store on Tuesday next, August sth. Patients will govern themselves agcordingty. | —Mrs. Culveyhouse’s recipe for exterminating fleas—oil of pennyroyal — has been tried by several of our citizens, and they all say it works like a charm. ; iy

~—The Rome City Greenbackersseem to be in dead earnest about their big meeting on the 14th of August. When men want to do something, we like to see them do it avell.” '

—Judge Tousley has been quite ill since last Friday. If able to leave his room by the latter part of the week, he will seek rest and rccuperation along the lakes of Michigan. - —Lon. Fleming left on Monday afternoon for a- tew weeks’ visit in the East. We have a few lines from him, dated at Union City, wherein he details a little political conversation with conductm;_ Whitney, a former resident ef this place. : v : -~Charley Inks’ old ‘mneigiibors at Wolf Lake would dearly love to suppßrt him for Representative. Charley is well liked ‘wherever' known. He would make a faithful and conscientious member of the Legislature. We believe he could be elected by from three to five hundred: majority. - —Jacob Frank eame very near passing in his checks one day last week. He was carrying a number of bottles of bedr in his arms, when one of the bottles exploded, and a piece of glass striking him on the under side of ‘the upper lip, cut an artery, and caused the loss of a large quantity of blood. Jake was considerably weakened. ~ —Sol. May leaves for New. York on Saturday evening next for the puipose of laying In a stock of clothing, furhishing goods, &ec., with which to set himself upl in business in this place. Sol, is a live, energetic young man and will make things lively in that branch of trade. Keep your eyes open for Sol’s mammoth ad. which will appear in the coulise of a few weeks.,

—Publi¢ opinion is a formidable power in the world—it is the great critic ‘of human conduct. But it is gometime erronecus in its deductions, and that individual who caters to its tavor without due consideration and exercise of proper judgment, not unfrequently wanders sadly from the path he should have pursued, and learns the error when it is too lite. |

- -—At the meeting (special) of the Reb Ribbon Reform Association last evening, held at the M. J. Church, the following officers were elected for the ensuing year: President, J. E. Huffman; Yirst Vice-President, E. Reeve; Second Vice-I'resident, .J. C. Stansbury; Secretary, J.'W. Peters; Treasurer, M. A, Hutchison; Members of Executive Committee, J. H. Iloffman, 0. T. Simméns, John Abdill, Henry Gates and A. Snyder. o :

Deals Directly With Nature. In extracting fruit flavors, Dr. Price deals directly with nature, and leaves the use of artificial extracts to those who have not the chemical knowledge to extract from the frue fruits. Dr Price’s Special Flavoring Extracts are conceded to have no peers in the market, / G . OBT T 5 5 g I LR . ATTENTION, FARMERS! See K. W. Fischer before purchas ing your fish. Don’t forget the place—--86 Banner Block ; 6-tf. e ot O e But few people know what everybody should know that Carter’s Compound Extract of Smartweed cures every pain. . - 49-mo. Pon’t You Forget It. Have you seen that Corned Beef at K. W. Fischer’s? It’sthe finest lunch in the city. : 6-tf, . Buy your paints and oils at Eldred &Bow'sdragstores. . T '~ ICE CREAM at K. W. Fischer’s Parlors, up stairs, over his store room. __Xelovers of good Tea want to try b Rt | TR L B B iy oy KW, Fischor s now Jupot, £ 4485,

. ROME CITY ITEMS. The Su/dééyr;a‘qlgbbl pic-nic. was. 34 perfect success on Tuesday last.” The' excursion train was filled until there was not even standing room. Great numbers .came from the country and all were happy. s ,

There seemed to be more real fun and genuiue enjoyment at the German pic-nic here on Wednesday of last ‘week than we have seen on any one’ day this season. The crowd wasfrom Ft. Wayne, and a jolly set of fellows they ware! * " ins & T The great eastern: ¢ircus performed here on Thursday last. It was not very largely affended,But it took ing more than a sufficierit amount to pay expenses and was not a lgd show. . The excursion tréin trom’ Grand Rapids on Friday last consisted of 12 coaches well {illed. Had it not been a rainy day, there wonld have been two trains. Hou. Henry 8. Smith, National candidate for Governor of Michigan, and the Marshal of Grand Rapids were among the visitors. ( , Thirty-five (35) cents per meal, first class, is the highest price that will-be charged on the 14th of August. So say our hotels. Lunch and common meals &8 low as 10 cents, The following oflicers and committees have been ixppointed for the grand rally on the 14th of August: 4

General Manager and President of the day--W. W. Skillen. 5 ) A e

Vice-Presidents—David Law and Wm, Dixon. Marshal—Geo, R. Jones. Assistant Mpgshals-.—‘ Fletcher Moon, Charley Williams, Reub. Shroyer, S. A. Rabey, Jos. Greentield, ’ . Committee of Arrangements—Capt. Eden H. Fisher, George W. Clark, Isaac N. Berry, Jackson Vincent, John W-: Teal, Henry G. Cobbs, Levi Parks. - s & T e Committee otgecepﬁon-—Doctor L. k. Hosier, Doctor Collett, William Dixon, Committee on Flaﬁs. Banners and Decoratlons ﬁMiilmcd ¥.-Owen, Fordice U. Miller, Luther IL Howa,

Committee on Mugic—James P.Chapman, M, V. Hall, Theo. M. Lane, * b Committee on Ordinance—Philander Markham, Lewis H. Smith, Peter'St. Marie,

The great speech of the. vccasion will be delivered on the island at two o’clock, ». i, sharp, by lon. Mosks W. Fienp, of Detroit, Mich., who comes recommended .as one of the finest speakers in the nation. There will bb speaking in the evening from different stands on the street by the foliowing - eminent gent'emen who have all been invited and who will no doubt be in attendance: Hon. John S. Bender, of Plymouth; Gen. L. J. Blair, of Waterloo; Col. I. B. McDonald, of Columbia City; Col. W. C. Williams and Nelson Prentiss of Albion; Judge S. Wildman, of Kendallville; and the people’s favorite candidate for Congress, Judge Iliram §S. Tousley. Ilon. Henry 8. Smith, National Greenback candidate and the next Governor of Michigan, will also be present during the day. The Lagrange Cornet Band, assisted by the Albion Martial Band, will furnish the music. Delegations are requested to report their approi‘xsh that they may have due attention by the marshal and his deputies. 'Fhe proceedings will conclude with a big dance at the T.ake Side House, under the auspices of Hobson’s ‘Band. A, dance at Fitch’s bowery by the Albion String Band, and probably daneing on the island. Everybody invited: to come and spénd one. day in the irterests of the laboring men and down-trodden classes of our country. i ot ‘ ~ There 'will be a rousing Greenback meeting at Wawaka on Saturday evening nexty Lieut. Curry, *Squire Green, *Squire Cookingham and others have now taken the matter in hand, and we may earnestly look for something to be done. James. I’. Chapman, of Rome City, will deliver his firs Greenback speech. He will be followed by Capt. E. H. Fisher. Nelson Prentiss, of Albion, is expected to be present,and assist in the organizationThe Rome City songs will be there. Let there be a rpl’lsing meeting on that oceasion.s S =

Rev. Father Duehmig, of Avilla, took in tne pic-nic here on Wednesday. Ile was always a great admirer of Rome City. Ile is emphatically a Judge Tousley man for Congress. -We are promised 200 people from Swan township to be here on the 14th, of August. Now remember, Doctor, 199 will not fill the bill and willi not be received. 1 “IJake Kraner will run two or more eating stands on the 14th of August. Meals 25 cents, . = _

The crowd of sojourners at Rome this summer is simply immense. Doctor Wilson’s water cure is proving to be a magnificent success. Particulars hereafter. . :

William Layman on Saturday last furnished us with a jug of new cider. After sampling we pronounced it good. Bill has already one cider press in' operation and will soon have another, and will be glad to press cider for all who will give him a call, - The Lake Side House was a busy place on Sunday aftéernoon. About 25 buggies were anchored in the streets near the barn, and the cooks seemed to be quite busy. L. L ALEXIS.

Dr. King’s California Golden Compound. Is a strictly vegetable preparation and will positively cure Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Acidity of Stomach, Coming up of Food, Pain in pit of Stomach, Low Spirits, Biliousness, Constipation, Jaundice, Liver Complainf, or any affection of the Stomach or Liver, in the shortest time possible. You are not asked to buy until you know what you are getting. Therefore, as you value your existence, do not fail to go to 'your druggists, Seott & Sandrock, Ligo‘nier, Ind., and g(:fl a‘sl trial bgttle Jreeof chargey which will show, what a -regu- ; lar:o%é dollar size bottle 'Wi‘ll»gcg Bk for Dr. King’s California Golden Com-. pound, and take no other. . ... . : Dow’t Yon Forget It. = There ig no one médicine that will relieve as many pains as Carter’s Com-. pound Extract of Smartweed, a sure relief for diphtheria, coughs, cold, .¢holera, colie, diarrheea, rheumatism, asthma, phthisie, croup, 'fever and ague, and has no. equal as a liniment for man and beast. For sale by C.. Eldred & Son, Ligonier, and druggists generally. 49-m6s | ee L e L ‘ e, [ ing e Doatness Cuved, . - .5 = Many persons have been cured 'of’ loss of hearing by using the CONSTITUTIONAL CATARRH REMEDY. Price $1 per bottle. Tor sale by Scott & Bandrock, Ligonier. = . 10-2 m. - ..:.,»} ;_+ ”;.-‘;V *’ﬁ"‘w”‘,j";: : ‘(i Buy toilet arti‘glesfguchas pétfumies, hair oils, tooth soaps and powders, tooth, xﬁxil.j hair and cloth brushes, combs, &c., of Eldred & Son. L eo — : . The best fuisgd gelie i e mar’ : e Q *ri y-: ’,4" ;':1 “’a - %4 ‘:»;ttu“v “4 r 3 St it B o Higragusfey v"; ‘fg AR LR

r ~ ALBION RUMMAGES. o e i ‘_reez&ktﬁr'ttui&;?'&\d s .He button-holeth every WA o] © 1 Putga bug into _l‘xi“s'eqr. e o . Ahstich wild days hustcome hnd o, © | | ont it thom s wil oy a 1 7 . The'=— himself their fate don’t know, And neitherdo 1. * = e - George Hess, of Allentownship, was relieved of a hundred . dellars by a. #rickster in the sideshow at Avilla last s‘;iday. S e ety - Don’t forget the Normal next MonHays e T - . Ligonier men don’t want the flat (fiat) money so strongly vindicated by the Greenbackers. . "So. don’t I, too, neither. : e : - James J. Lash, candidate for Audifor,is taking very decided advantage over his neighbor candidates.. While he is traveling over the ‘cotinty shak--ing his friends with his right hand, he leaves his left-hand to home to do the. shaking there. Give us a fair count.

. The world still- moves around.— Hinges were put on the gate on the west side of the court yard fence. But the walk leading to the same is still in a break-fieck condition. = .

«+ Rey. Goodman, of Kendallville, filled the Presbyterian pulpit Sunday morning and evening, while Rev. MecKinney did the same at Kendallville. That was a total eclipse Monday, and those who smoked glass to see it, wasted precious time, and probably gentle words. ; Ehoath s o LRt

; Wg are very frequently notified that horses have been stolen, large rewards offered. Now what we wantis a law that will compel the thieves to come into% this county and let us catch them. This seems a little absurd, but it is surely as practicable as a non-re-deemable currency law would be. | @o e D

o v’ i i el & 4 ht G Democratic Township Caucuses.

e 1 WAYNE TOWNSHIR. @+ - The democratic voters of Wayne township are requested to meet at the. oflice of Charles G. Aichele, 1n Kendallville, on Saturday, August 10th, at 8 o’clock, r. al, to elect delegates to attend the Convention to be held at the court+house in Albion on Friday, August 16th, 1878. - : - CuAs. G. AICHELE, Com. i YORK TOWNSHIP. i The democratic voters of York twp. are requested to meet at the Center School House on Saturday, August 10, at' 3 o’clock p. M, for the purpose of electing eleven delegates to attend the convention to be held at Albion on the 16th of August. : ; , ' Gro. H, - LANE, Com. PERRY TOWNSHIP. . The Demoerats of Perry township are requested to meet in the Town Hall, in Ligonier, at 3 o’clock r. M., on Saturday, August, 10th, 1878, for the purpose of appointing 38 delegates to the democratic county convention. A full attendance is desired. : 3 E. B. GERBER, Com.

Democratic County Convention.

~ The democratic voters of Nohle county, and all ‘ others who supseribe to the principles enanciated through the Democratic State platform adopted at Indianapolis on the 23d ‘of last February, are, hereby requegted to mneet in their respective townships, at their usual places of helding township cageuses, on Sarurpay, Avaust 10,1872, between the'hours of 3 and 7». M., andelect delegates to attend a connty convention, to be held in the conrthouse at Albion, on - . Friday, August 16th, 1878, - at 10 o'clock, A, M., for the purpose of nominating candidates f()x"Rcl)resen;nti"c, Auditor, Treasu= rer. Sheriff, two County Commissioners {one for the middle and one for the southern district), Suryeyor, and Coroner; also to appoint delegates to _the congressional cou%qntion of the 13th district, _and delegates to a joint represéntative convention for the counties of Noble and Elkhart, ~“In accordance with the basis of representation herctofore established, the several townships of .ihe county are entitled to send the following number of delegates to said convention—orie delegale for every ten votes, and an additional vote for a fraction over five votcs cast for Governor | Williams in 1876 » o T WEashington ol TLOMANE (T el 9 SpATbA-. esu . s sems ML EWEYNE o 0 OL, 46 PEERY oo cne s ooans GRPITANIEINS L Jonh o " 08 Rikuart. . o 00l 19 Swan . cit T S Nork: s A 0 A TTHRIDIBIRERT <ol 11D NOblaL S 8 v seidd e Green............... 20||Total No. Delegates 266 Jeffer50n............ 22 ; . Necessary t 0 a choice. ... oo inarvionveean. 134 . By authority of the County Central Committee, 1 : i . J. B. STOLL, Chairman. COUNTY COMMITTEE: =~ « - WAShiDgton. .. cusihans«sveinas- <Ry Hy Buckles, }ZBpafrm.:...... A Ysndnt s Fenuuss aad OND HAYRRATE, APOIT Yit §iastie .TR v ws chaiidtn S gie li e Gex(llwgr. ~RHichart: o caivtani. s i3o My Dlodge, OYork A e A osn g .....Qeor%e,il. Lane. ENoble il chis i bty Gun et B Wilews Grdends poviis 1y ...‘........Chur]esJ.}Yeeﬁ.‘ - Jefferson, . il Ll Lol “Harvey Slogrey, | Orgnpe. . ik S 0 eDL i s Berews - Wayne. .Ul In A L Chiarles G Aichele. LA e T S e Gecx‘ge 1. Fairbanks, ISwan. 00l o liin il dv (8L Renkenbergers L Albiont.., L ATTUUE U UL, GWi T iam s, The miembers of thig committee are expected to see that suitable arrangéments are 'made; in their respective townships for the holding of'fownship meetings for the election of delegates £6 this con- | yentionti i s i s g | ee s | ANNQUNCEMENTS, ... Lo s ROUNTY AUDITOR, 5 i WirLniam S.:KisEr, of Albion, will bela candidate for the nomination tothe oflice of County, Auaitor,” before ‘the democratic county copventign,: “=7fs Blie £SRELANOAE S G James J. Lasn, of York twp,, begg leave to announce t 6 his friends and tothe Democrac{in agencml ‘that he will De & candidate be: “fore the democratic eonvention for the office of: Auditor of Noble counnty. Youar support. ig re‘)ectfully solicited. - I GGy i¢ (. \CQUNTY TREASURER.: .. .. . GeorGE KEERN, of Perry twp., will “be a candiddte for County Tregsurer..%bject fo the decision ofthe democratit connty convention, and reapect.fnug solicits the support of his fellow.cilizens throughout the connty. ~ ~ ‘& Henry Wihsghaé%%r,' ;f’«'K%n,da_llville. wili be a candidate for the offics of County Treasurer; gubject to the decision df,o‘ghﬁ" “e‘mvci-g%c convention to be held at Albion. Anaqs%m,‘ﬁ i By request of- e Ma Ny Voruns, - Ol R T Bt o s . 1 JASON l’novm;), of Jefferson twp. is & candid or- the Democratic nomination for l#cunr#g{&obla conuty, 'i o

‘N. P, EAcLES, of Albion, will submit his name to }he lorthéo‘minf Democratic ayunty conveution'for the ofiiee of Trearnrer, £ vt eenemige o - ALBERT C, lIARDENBROOEK, of I.iggxeie({, vivill be ?&an‘(lﬁgme, l'g! ‘Bherift, subject-to decision of the demoeratic coun wvention o be held at Albion, on Fridny-&l&i IW f Ll ERM | WILLIAM GALBRETH, of Ligonier, will be: a candidale for Sheriff of Noble county, auhject to the-decision of the demogratic convention tobe held Angast 16th. = = o PR el el - GG SR . Mmz. EDITOR :—-Please announce the | name nf.d]iiamiu}n eru;\jng, (gr Géceﬁ &ov;x{:hl‘)._ asa ca ate far-the o - of Sherifl of Noble cgimty}: anb’jl_e%ﬁd‘_ﬁg d(ﬁn ingi derhosratic SRR oy 1 Se gy el 1 5 e RN 00l I et S . Cynvsﬁ DOK,Of 1 ¥ 01 m“hip ot ok g "'" TALARO "g ‘rm‘%:* ent of the Asylnm for-the ¥ fdgtﬁi, 0 the-dec sim “’ cm%‘“ £ ﬂ A *“ | Jw&ﬂﬁxmg Lvilte, reg;pecg;?i‘? nmmg the p ople 6f Noble ,‘.}U ’d’;&gmﬁ%&ﬁa B OC -«~s"‘£3 Tv";@h&:ﬁ ‘;‘:,f?"% | . CIRCUIT PROSEOUTOR. . ' . Davip I PEREwW; of Noble county, f isl&#' _the office. ‘F'?"WE*?:?‘ or for the connties of Noble, KeKalb and Steuben, - b T N e e o e e

The Temperance Rally a Grand t - The.temperance meeting last SunAv%aﬁem n, beneath the citcus tent, w ﬁgtﬁé‘ propptor kindly consentT L T L R e R R ed toleaye ;remain standing for the -purpese), was the grandest affair of ,ﬁ“ﬁiﬂﬂ that has honered our town : RMop §3oilgSk BE ey i e e the inaugdration of the move‘ment here two years ago—it was a success indeed. - The simple announce--ment that Mr. Hallénbeck; well and favorably known fo our people for the noble and highly successful campaign he carried on here against “King Alcohol” orte year ago last Spring, causing the great quéstion of total abstinence to be first adequately agitated in this vieinity, was amply sufficient to bring together the large attendance that greeted the speaker on this oceasion. Mr. Hallenbeck’s disconrse did not fail' to partake of that nafure invariably so' grandly characteristic of his addresses — a repletion of good, praciicable, sttikingly logical views upen the subject, not. unaccompanied by that: unmistakable sincerity and earnestness of purpose- which stamp himasamong the greatest temperance workers of the day. The occasion being the first of a series of meetings to be held here'under the auspices of the geutlemdn in question, augured well for the pénding campaign against the ‘monster vice, and indisputably dispels the opinionthat the tidal wave of temperance had reached its flood and begui'its recession, destined ere long to e mambered among ihe the things that were. rnglt taught that the question had only become gormant—the interest in"it latent-—dnd that it bat required the tinge of enthusiasm to re-agitate it in all its fary and cause it to develop and assume greater proportions than before. The following is the gist of Mr. Hallenbeck’s remarks: He was glad to appear once 'more among his numerons friends in this vicinity; glad to see that the majority of those who had signed the pledge were remaining faithful to its sacredpess, tie was sorry, however, that the society, as an organization, was not in & mote prosperous condition—more active in. the gl;res.t. work under its charge, and attributed this deficiency, not inconsiderably, to the non-participation of our businesg men in the mattér. . The growth and prosperity of an institution™was accelerated or retarded in proportion to the intdrest or non-interest manifested toward it by the magses, Passive assent in lien of active recoguition, accomphshed very little in the question of temperance. To be considered a temperance man now-a-days, fecessitated one to identify himself in an active manner with the great question of total abstineucg as it exists at the present time; he must be positive regarding the matter, and not simply remain negative, The results of iutemgerance were too plainly visible. ' Whisky would never cause a man whose labor was confined to the mere physical; to ascend (tu that, in any degree, designated the intellectufil—iever in the world. It never ‘'would condnce Lo his maral elevation, but tend to aegrade him—to keep him down.— The flower of our land were falling conquered victims to the foe, It not/only environed ia Its mesheg the.common labordr and the artisan, but the professional man—the man of eulture and acknowledged ability, ]ikewigtl:. From this he considered it illogical to suppose that the drunkard betrayed a weakness of intellect—a lack of mental stamina, when some of the most brilliant geniuses that ever graced the halls of the United ‘States Senate had permanently yielded themselves to the intoxicating cup. It was only the noble, the generous, whole-souled man—the sociable, the convivial companion, that: ever became the dfunkard ; not the miserly di%pOSed. the penuarious. Wot men, alonhe, were addicted to the vice, bnt .women: also, and he wished to unpress the latter, not only with the care they ought to exercige in not tempting men to drink, but in refraining from indnlging themselves. It ‘was in the “social glags” that lay the impending danger of becoming ibe drunkard. All drunkards ‘were once social drinkers and scorned the idea that they hadnot sufiicient resolution to maintain’ suclll & position. . There were many phases of the temperance question, but he had no faith in any than vhat of Gospel Temperance. e did not believe that the mere signing of the pledge and the doning of the red ribbon wounld avail any permanent good, nnaided by religious faith, in evidence of which he cited a portion of the history of his own life. llle, however, deemed the signing of the pledge a noble step—noble in the fact that after it had been taken, there would then be audience for therpreaching of Christ and the affecting of a permanent benefit, In his view, the saloon keeper was uot deserving: ‘of 80 much censure; he was granted a license by the governmeént—both municipal and State—permitting him to deal out the poisonous drug, and, therefore, legally, was none other than a respected citizen, parsuing af honorable calling.; Whom he blamed were the people themeelves for countenancing such laws, and he desired to so revoJutionize public opinion that the laws might Be repealed and tne business become unlawful.— “Morally, ‘he envied the occupation ot the highwayman to that of the vender of intoxicating beverage.

LATER.~On Monday evening the meeting was very interesting. It was said by many y‘vho were present to be the best temperance lecture ever delivered in Ligonier. Mr. ITallenbeck fairly outdid himself, and caused the idea to take hold of our people more strongly than ever, if that be possible, that heis'the man perfectly fitted in every respect for the exalted calling in which he is so zealously engaged. Sl 4o W

Bugcklen’s i Arnica Salve. - -The BesT SALVE in the world for Cuts,Bruises,|Sores,Uicers,Salt Rheum, Tetter, Chagped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all kinds of Skin Eruptions. ‘This Salve ia guaranteed to give perfect:satisfaction in every case or money refunded. Price 25 Cents per‘box. Forsale by Scott & Sandrock, Ligonier. & ’ | r——— e et ALD ‘HARVEST being over, P. Sisterhen & Son would be pleased to receive a call from all indebted to them either on account or note. ey THE MARKETS. o LIGONIER. e /GRAIN AND SEEDS.— Wheat, amber, 87c; Rye, 50c; Oats, 20¢; Corn, soc; flax'seed, $1 00; timothy seed, %1 00. . 'PRODUCE.—Hogs, live, cwt $3 50; Shoulders, per pound, 07¢; Hams, 10c; Beds Wax, 20c¢; Butter, 08; Lard, 06c; Eggs, ¥ doz., 8c; Wool, 1b,20@ 30c;: Feathers, 50¢; Tallow, 06¢c; Apples, dried, s¢; Potatoes, 40; Peaches, dried, 05¢c; Hay, tame, $7; marsh, 6.

i ond] Y TELSL oy INKS.—In Ligonier, July 28th, 1878, a son:to the wife of John ¥; Inke; weight 8 poands. W HITE.—In Ligonier, July 20th, a dauglger to -the wife of Sylvester White, - i é MARRIED. ; LEMING—-HEDRICK,—JuIy 14th, 1878, at the residence of the bride’s parents, on the Hawpatch, by Rev.'D. P Hartman, Mr. Geor%e W. Leming and Miss Ada Hedtick, all of the Hawpateh, PIGGOTT—THOMPSON.—JuIy R9th, 1873, in Wawaka, by Rev. D. P. Hartman, Mr. Thomas Piggott, of Brackeisville, Texas, and Miss Catharine Thompson, of Wawaka, Indiana. T T T P P e e Yoy TR O T SO S 7 P YRS T S BEANE.—At hisresidence in Millersburg, Elk - hart county, on July 30, 1878, Mr. Jos: Beane; aged 72 years and 4 months. Mr. Beane was an old resident of Elkhart county, having lived there since 1835, The funefal services took place at his late residence this morning at: (Lo"o’cwck; Rev. A, E Mahin, of this place, officiating, . ’ S Dy, «GIREEN, Atterney at »}j'aw & Notary Public, o« LIGONIER, : : : INDIANA. Oflice in Landon’s Blotk. e C O nolg 7 e - “ . ".‘ - " 'LAKE SIDE HOUSE, RONE CITY, | NODLE COUNLY, | INDIANA, /5. W.DODGE, Prop's: " T HIS popular house has lately been refitted, reT Xrgi%tﬁéa .and mMIy Tenovated fromz:%r;ett to i%%m;(&hﬂhm *"*“""fg‘“%;‘"’g{,;‘ : roprietor Epare no pains to make ek Shnin, AT Slipi bt Hlouse connetted Wwith the buildifg, " Fiehing - lagkie and-other gaming ¢ a 8 farnished, to st SRR - - NIDHIAR B 5 IV i *-'* i 8 % St B e “4:,*6#

-\ LINDSEY’S _BLOOD SEARCHER L ‘m‘;m:ﬁﬁ Ulcers, Boils, Piwples, g : ful; . Blood isthe guarantce . _ Yy & mahwkﬁd”%m.m £ ) B e, FEEREECS, | ESTRAY NOTICE, TRAYED from my premises, 1% mile southS east of ,Cromwne?l.pon the Baﬁa’yuotln!y. a two-year-old black Mare Colt. Has white star-jn its forehead. Any iuenon returning the same, or letting me know of its whereabouts, will be liberally rewarded.’ WM, GORSUCH. : J’uly 25, 1878.~14w3* | : PROPOSALS WANTED. NDTICE is hereby given that the undersigned N will let the contract for the gading. far'nuh'lnil?f material, and building of the following sidewalk, to wit: -‘On THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, ‘A.D. 1878, at my office at Eldred’s Drug:Store, 240 feet, commencing at the north-east corner of Lot No, 9, in Fisher & Co.’s Addition o the town of Ligonier, Noble county, Indiana, and'running thence Seuth along the east side of said lot. the width of same, and along on a direct line as far south as the side-walk of the Lake Shore & Mich« igap Southern Railroad Company, according to Section two of Ordinance No. 31, published July 4th, 1878. Sealed preposals will be received up to noon of gaid'day. The undersigned reserves the right to reject any and all of said bids. . : : WILLIAM GALBRETH, : " Marshal of the Town of Ligopier. : Ligonier, August 1, 1878 -15-w3 9 SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of a certitied copy of a descree and an order of sele to me directed by the Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court of Noble eounty, Indiana, in the case of Daniel Lower vs, William N. €arter, Martha Carter and Joseph Nowells, I will offer for sale at gublic anction at the door of the court-house in the town of Albion, county of Noble, and State of Indlana, on : : FRIDAY, AUGUST 23d, 1878, ‘Between the hours of ten o’clock, A, » , and four o'elock, ». x., of said da&, all of the right, title and interest of the said William N. Carter, Martha Carter and Joseph Nowells for, to and in the following described real estate, to wit: Lot Number Fifty-Four (54) in Wawaka, Noble County, Indiana, : : : : . NATHANIEL P. EAGLES, Sheriff Noble County, Ind, T, M, EprLrs, Attorney for Plaintiff. @= . Ly Albion, July 29th, 1873.-15w4- pf §6 25. R RN R New Grocery! - New Bakery! CECERRRERRREEEERE i 1 < x Everything New! - Everything Fresh! q 303 y HEEERAE | ; i ; ) i ]

For 13 years connected with tvhc'widcly-kn_"ovim . Grocery and Bakery firm of Kolb & Gross, at . Goshen, would respectfully announce that T he has just fitted up in the ; 2 - . MIDDLE ROOM : ; —~—OF THE— - 5 . : IBANNER BI.OCK T : ~—AND— Sy : RN g BAKKEIRY., and wow offers the public a choice and extensive : agsortment of o (Froceries and Provls_lons,i WOOD, WILLOW, GLASS, CHINA AND STONE WARE, ArL NEw AND BoueiiT FOor CASH, / and to be sbld at Prices that must give | | satisfaction, 2 ‘We cannot undertake to cnnmerate all we keep in stock, but we can say ‘hat in this establishment you will find everything to be found ia a First-Cl; First-Class Grocery, ® ) H . ° 3 Fresh Bread Daily! ; A 7 ‘ taE EATING HOUSE! In our’ eating room we will at a_l times hav something good for the *“‘inner; man.”” Fresh cakes, pies, oysters, hot coffce and tea, ; .- served at all hours. / ; — A c e L Eoe N Bl e A 1 Come in and make yourselver at home, - We want your patronage and goaraniee fair dealing and clever treatment. R Bought for Cash or taken in exchange for goods, : o K. W. FISCRER. Ligonier, Dec, 13, 1877.-34 tfCabineT ShoP o L e UGNy O e . : { g : 3 L) Cabinet Wareßooms G Y 4 S ! iy :\&;\%};\w S Y NG ; } S i, N ' "‘:’}sl ] SRR ./' S P : B e A *l_{‘\{\ e ; LR TSy Would r lly announce to the citizens of t ‘Ngxb’re"ﬂ‘c%%? t%m he has constantly on hand ' ;. alorge and superior stock of . P! ;.‘, S K 'p‘ A A jabinet - Ware, : J. oo A ) "1 £ “' , L RS sdeoRMBIAR AR PRTS B 1 (1 © 2 Waßrp Rosus, LOUNGES, Cup~, . 29:{&:}:?@ & ?’;;S;:, B . «. f,f Gﬁ” ? r s CHAIRS AND BEDSTR/ m f‘g S3EA TS e ;f ;}.,i{;’% T ' “And in fact everything usnally kept in a F Olaks ChbineCßhop. | PAFtioulsr sttent : ’Mi”}kﬁt g "%’*:gﬁ*g%li;h\,yﬁéx “ﬁ: ‘\_,;‘— \:”&“145;4 .. COFFINS ﬂw&%«w& HR et o %;w a 6 All Eds ofaHbD WOk R hds to osier: R R e L e et R 00, Masside g gavin. WA good Hearse alwaye in roadiness, . 2 ”“f’? ler, N ;1‘ vember 2 95’&#*}@ BT gﬁw WO, Mt i il desadcini i s iinion I OSSR I RIS Dt Sr e el i s

A Lumber Yard in Ligonier. © [UMBER, LATH AND SHINGLES, Of all classes and grades, léept constantly on hand. Pine - Luwmber, 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 Cavin = ,S't{rezit7 northofKen"s E@rnituﬂre Store, e wiiy: Knepper & Peck. T'e P v v ; 3 | : . All persons wishing to purchase a reliable instrument, and not wishing to " pay two profits, can Sf{"&‘-' money by f;lllaigg;:op AR FISIIER, Ligonier, Ind. 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 - FO AR SHINGLES: - 16 Inch, $2:95 Per'M i o ') "I. At e b v 18 Imch, $5256 Per M. Why buy inferior grades of Shinggles when you can get the “Pel- ~ ton” at these prices. % ~~+ JOHN WEIR. LiaNoIIER-,February 7, 1877. 4 : G . J S

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NEW GOODS. NEW PRICES. : Largest n:d Best‘{s‘tock" ofi For Clothing A[':vevr Brought to Ligonier. _ : ED. RAPSCH - Invitesithe public in genernl to visit .him at hig/ 1 o ®n Merchant Tailoring ESTABLISHMENT, - And see what he has in the cloth line for Clothing ' =7 g : ‘7" ~..,vﬂ : e B | WX Q @ I\ ‘x ," § ‘ | .'7 o HearYe! Hoarel } e CLOTH| B N ) NEE BEERES 20 Por Cout. helow {l’ ] I S Now York Pricosay | | L e £ S R fU Sl }”35 ( 7~ RAPSCI'S 1 oSS C R R Tl TSR ,’jl b N'.; -—‘—:’—‘ ‘. = ‘ Elegant Gioods of every Descripa tion to select from, Good @ . Fits Warranted. = 11-4-4tf el . ED, RAPSCH. - 2 2 ." '- s ¢ r'>.._v‘ F. W. Shinke & Bro. Take pleasure in ihfotmin§ the p_eo’pié of.ngo-' nier and vicinity that they have the best'selected: stock of all kindsof .= . i For Men; B,ogs’, and Chiidreny. also, anelegax} 2 assortment of wear for Women, Misses and Children. All styles and gqualities to select from.— Willbe soldat - ©r . "BOTTOM PRICES. ; : Having adc}pt‘e&:;he\‘- _Y ; i . 2 .- ‘.A |'ov' Sy ‘,‘ »1".:, LOW PRICE SYSTEM! Which req‘nires selling at ‘véry"small.ptblﬂlt\sn.l me? pablic. will appreciate the necessity of réady or prompt pay. - b e s s b_péciﬂ Attention given'to CUSTOM WORK. We guarantee ﬂrat,cl}:qs é,toék glxr_;d'wéfkmﬁnéﬁ»ix;; MENDENG done EXPEDITIOUSLY. “ Cormy - iell GATTERS? §o o 'miy_own‘n_mké‘-qbns_tsiitly;:b‘i:uﬁfin;tl}?;'_J;" GIVEUS AOALL, ".. ~ EXAMINEOUR GOODS, Mpdinleinfa e L

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