The National Banner, Volume 13, Number 16, Ligonier, Noble County, 8 August 1878 — Page 3

Tlhe ational Banney

LOCAL AND:MISCELLANEOUS.

Wéßt’s Liver Pills Cure Liver Com [plaint. o '

{ IS R VAR eL e 4 " That California Salmon at Fischer’s . is splendid. | L ol

Fish, Vevetables, ete., every day at K. W. Fischer’s, in 6-tf.

'lsfu‘slxes of all kinds for salp by Eldred & Son. - L T

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

~(30 to Eldred’s Drug Store for Drugs and Patent Medieines.:

Ye lovers of good Tea want to try K. W. Fischer’s new Japan. - 6-tf.

- No/more reports of new cases of yellow tever in New Orleansareito be furnished the press. G

I¢E CREAM at K. W. Fischer’s Parlors, up stairs, oveér his:store room.

There isan estate in Xngland of #17,000,000, to' which are sixteen heirs, one of whom is Martin Dedrich, of Wabash. - i | i

‘The best mixed paints in the market are to be found at Eldred’s drug atore., : .

The Siunday-school State Convention of the Christian church convened at Wabash last Tuesday and will be in session about four: days. s

ITave you seen that Corned Beef at K. W. Fischer’'s? It’sthe finest lunch in the city. ) | Gl-tf.

Several hundred shoemakers tn Chicago quit work yestérday morning, owing to dissatisfaction about wages.

Buy toilet articles such as perfumes,

. hair oils, tooth soaps and powders, ; tooth; nail, hair.and cloth brushes, ¢ombs, &c., of Eldred & Son. ‘1

. During a storm in Philadelphia Sunday afternoon lightoing struck a tent in which Sunday-school exercises vere being conducted, instantly’ killing a little girl of 11, and fatally injuring three other children. . o

ATTENTION, FARMERS!

See K. W. Fischer before purchas ing your fish; Don’t forget the place—--86 Banner Block £ ge,

Emanuel Pippinger; a lad 12 years. old, living in Union township, Elkhart, county, fell from the hay mow and striking on his head was 'instantly Killed on Thursday of last week..

But few -people know what everybody should know that Carter’s Compound Extract of Smartweed cures every paii. j ¢ 49-mb. Don’t You Forget It. . A

R. B. Conant, cashjer of the Eliot Bank of ]%Gston\, has confessed to the Directors that he lost $70,000 'of the bank’s money in making goeod margins on California mining stocks. -

il g ;.L o e Deafness Cured.

‘Many persons have been cured of loss of hearing by using the CONSTITUTIONAL CATARRH REMEDY. Price $1 per bottle.. For sale by Scott & Sandroek, Ligonier. a 10-2 m.

A Democratic Congressional Convention at Mount Vernon, Ohio, last week, balloted twelve hundred and thirtyfive times for a -candidate, and %he delegates ‘were finally compelled 'to make a nomination from sheer exhaustion. On the same day another convention, at Zanesville, balloted one hundred and sixteen times. 7

An Unfailing Evidence of Good Taste. The judielous use of some delicate perfume is an unfailing evidence of good taste. The most poligshed -of all lands class sweet scents among their most important luxuries. Dr. Price’s Unique Perfumes — Alista Bouquet, Pet Rose, ete,, are'the gems of dll odors.

Tlder!S. 11. Lane, of Dattle Creek, Michigan; W. M. Covert, of New London; J. 8. Schrock, of Ligonier, have pitched a tent on.the old fair grounds, near Noblesville, ITamilton county, where they will hold a series of meetings in the interest of the denomination known as the Seventh-day Adventists, | ey S

" Bueklew’s Arniea Salve. ' ! The BEST SALVE in’the world for

Cuts,Bruises,Sores,Ulcers,Salt Rireum, i - 'Petter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve is guaranteed to give pertect satisfaction in every case or mwoney refunded. Price 25 Cents per box. Jforsale by Scott & Sandrock, Ligonier. Pt - fet . In ‘a regent decigion the Supreme . Court holds that acounty is a corpora- = tion, that it is the duty of the, Board of Commissioners to keep all bridges ainder its control in repair, and that if any one ig injured ox% account of any . negléct;on account of the Board to make the needed repairs, the county _must pAy the damages., ' -

Don’t You Forget lit.

“I'heve is no oné medicine that will relieve as many pains as Carter’s Compound Extract of Smartweed, a sure relief for diphtheria, coughs, cold, cholera, eolic, diarrheea, rheumatism, asthma, phthisic, 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-mo6.

Seven of the Cincinnati one-horse buggies were sold here, last Monday, at prices from $6O to $7O. Theagents made a good margin, however,at these figures, as the buggies cost them but about $42. It is impossible fon our dealers to make one of their excellent’ buggies at such. low figures. They could make one fo sell at that price, but do not choose to deal in such work. ~Crawfordsville Journal.

Must Cure that Cough.

With Shilol’s Consumption Cure you can cure yourself, 1t has established the fact that eonsumption can be cured, while for coughs, bronchitis, whooping cough, asthma, and all diseases of the throat and lungs, it is absolutely without an' equal. Two doses will relieve your child of croup, it ig pleasant to take and perfectly harmlegs to the youngest child, and no mother can afford to be without it. - You can use two-thirds of a bottle and if what we say is not true we will re_fund the price paid. Price 10 cts., 50 cts., and $l.OO per bottle. If Iyour lungs are sore or chest or back lame . use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster. ' Sold by " C. Eldred & Son, Ligonier. : = '

ITave you dyspepsia, are you constipated, have you a yellow skin, loss of appetite, head ache, if so don’t fail to: use SHILOH’S SYSTEM VITALIZER. Tt is guaranteed to relieve you. Will you continue to suffer when you can be eured on such termd as these ? Price, 10 cis, and 735 cts, wsold by C. Eldred & Soun, Ligonier, '~ : Wells’ Persian Perfume “HACKMETACK?” is rich and tr%mnt. Try t. For sale by C. Eldred & Son, Ligoaer, oo 0 42-00W.-mb,

—The heated term has not yet exbirgd. .. b Fah . —Enough warm weather to make life endurable. : s

_—The cider season is here. Now for apple butter. . —The temperance people exhibit. a good deal of activity just now. @

—llt is becoming quite dry again.— A good shower would be opportune.

—Candidates were pretty freely represented at Wolf Lake last Saturday. —Our job presses have been kept running pretty lively during the past week. o : by

—Miss Clara Wandel and Miss Eva Vail are at Albion, attending the Normal school. : !

—Extra copies of Judge Tous‘lvey’s letter may be had by calling at THe BANNER office, & 0 —One week from to-morrow a ticket will be nominated at Albion thatis going to be elected. 35-“‘ —~John W. Higginbotham will probably return from his western trip in' course of three weeks: : =

-—The editor was taken sanddenly ill last Thursday afternoon and eonfined to his room until Monday. E —The Nationals declare it their determination to nomindte none but first-cldss mien next Saturday. . . —-A touching story of “The Shipwrecked Child” will be found on the first page of this week’s BANNER. .—The’ {empemnce campaign; is in full blast, with results highly encouraging tothe disciples of the moverp}aut. i . : Sy

—D. W. Green is making rapid advancement in the erection of his massive dwelling. Ie will soon have it inclosed. . i ;

—The admirable. letter of Judge Tousley ig probably the most.extengively read document ever issued in this District. ; { :

- —Capt Wm. N. Voris, of Washington township, is spoken of as a probable candidate for Auditor, on the National tieket. = o o

—Prof. Luke has gone to Albion, to ageist in the management of the Normal. It's a little lonesome here without thie Professor. . :

—The republican county convention will be held on Friday, August 23. The Nationals hold their convention next Saturday:, ! : L

—Now that Judge Tousley is no longer a candidate for Congress, Fielding Prickett ought to be the happiest man in ail Hoosierdom. s

—-There are a few mosquitos at Wawaka. Jim Gates says he hit one while up there last evening and you could hear its bohes crack.

—Though Col. Tsaiah B. McDonald is announced as one of the speakers at ‘the big greenback rally at Rome, on the 14th, he is still a Democrat. — Workmen commenced on Monday to repair the race tra'ck ou the fair grounds, and by the time of the Fair it will be in excellent condition. ' . —The Warsaw’ f]nion exp_resseei a somewhat distrustful opinion ot the so-callel “independent” papers of this district. Been reading the New Era, eh? e . ;

—The first story of Eldred’s and Selig’s “Union Block” is up, and the second will be before three weeks, provided the weather be not 'too unfavorble. i L

- —There wiil be a Sunday School pic-nic at Nappance, Eikhart county, Thursday of next week. Dr. P. W Crum, of this place, will deliver an address. : |

- —Judge Skillen says he will under no circumstance be a candidate for office this falk . ITe expects to go on the road as salesman, in course of a few weeks. : ’ iy

—The first session of the federal court, at Fort Wayne, under the new law, will be held by Judge Gresham, and will probably begin on or about the 15th of September. A

* —The Democrats of Elkhart county hold their convention at Goshen next Saturday. They say a strong ticket is to be placed in the field. Blkhart ought to be redecmed. . - —Jacob Shauck, of Kendallville, is favorably” spoken of as a democratic candidate for Representative. Jacob is a clever gentleman and a man of more than ordinary intelligence. —dJust as' predicted, the New Lra hasn’t 4 word to say by way of a disapproval of John H. Diker’s denunciation of the Potter committee, in his Fourth of July speech at Middlebury, —The declination of Judge Tousley as a candidate for Congress was quite a surprise to the people of this county. Tune BANNER was the first paper to announce the Judge’s declination. ~The corn crop augurs well for a splendid yield which .will, no doubt, be realized, provided the frost holds off sufficiently long. The prospect about harvest time was not so encouraging. o

t —Straus Brothers have received about two thousand of the new dollars of the fathers., The D. D.s are a nice coin. Now, set them in motion ;. let them circulate—do good by liquidating little debts. ~ —Demoerats in all the townships of the county shouid bear in mind that the election of delegates to the democratic county convention takes place next Saturday afternoon. * Select good men, if you want a good ticket nominated. - . ; —More building has been and is being done in Ligonier, this year, than ever before. Our mechanics are consequently steadily employed, and correspondingly happy. Would thatsimilar activity prevailed throughout the Unlgo.c s 3 i —Thus far, the opposing candidates for the democratic nomination have been getting along quite harmoniously. That’s the right spirit; let every man do his level best to advance his own chances, but without dispa}x-agitxg the merits of his competitor. - - A great many are complaining of feeling unwell at the present time, which condition of affairs is, doubtless, caused, in 1o slight measure, by the reckless consumption of green corn, cacumbers and the like. People s g i e oo b A g : '\ the nature of their o i

—Gus. Ogden is in town visiting his father, Aaron Ogden, who is again on the sick list. :

—The Sunday School at Salem Chapel, on the Hawpatch, had a festival on Sunday evening. : ; —Sol. May left on Sunday night for the East to lay in a stock of goods. He évidently means business. - ’

—Remember the democratic caucus at the town hall, in Ligonier, on Saturday afternoon at three o’clock. —The LaGrange County Agricultural Fair will be held at LaGrange on September 25th, 26th and 27th.

—Passenger f{raffic on the L. 8. & M. 8. R. R., is very heavy at present. The freight business is also good. —John L. Gallup, the- celebrated tile and brick manufacturer, was in town on ‘Tuesday. See card in another column. :

—Rortree’s Duplex Corset Skirt Supporter, decidedly the best'in the market. Exclusively sold in Ligonier by J. ¢, Zimmerman & Co. i

-—Will. & Phil. Carr have opened a notion store in Gants’ building, and ask their friends to give them a call. Auction every Saturday. 5%

—There will be an excursion to{ Put-in-Bay on the 21st. Fare for the round trip ‘from Kendallville, $2.50. The train will start from Goshen.. ‘3

—lugene Scett accidentally shot himself through the leg while out hunting, one day last week. The wound is not serious, although very painful, ‘

—Dr: Crum was made the recipient of a very fine large cake by the Salem Chapel Sunday Sehool, on Monday, for all of which the Doctor is exceedingly thankfal, ' o g aoiil

—An-.éxcursion train on the G. R. & I. R. R, on Tuesday of last week, brought to: the Saratoga of Indiaha (Rome City) about fiftéex} hundred excursionists. L —“Rarus” trotted at Buffalo on Saturday, making the best time of any horse in the whole world, laying the famous “Goldsmith Maid” in the shade by trotting a mile in 2:18%4.,

—Henry Green anticipates the erection of a substantial brick residence on his property on Main street. The old dwelling has been moved back and he is actively engaged in preparing for the work. Ll

—There wil(l’))za temperance meetingsg held - herefon Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings of this week. Also, on Sunday afternoon at_3:3o, a grand temperahce mass meeting will be held in Chapman’s grove. -

- —There was 'a double wedding at Benton on Thursday last. “H. W. Clark, of New Paris wedded a Benton lady, and Jdames Pollock, of Benton, tied himself for life to a.New Paris lady. The party came to Ligonier and stopped a short time at the Hotel Fleming. —-Mr. Sherman Engle has purchased the Peck property on the corner of Seventh .and Martin streets, and proposes erecting thereon a substantial brick dwelling which is to be a model of convenience and elegance. Exca.vatioils have already been completed and it is the determination ot Mr. En.gle to push the work along as rapidly as possible so that the building may: be reddy for occupancy this fall. We are pleased to note this indication of - prosperity on the part of our worthy young friend. . —Our esteemed correspondent at Rome City, “Alexis,” claims superiority for the Nationals because none of them announce their names as candidates for county offices, and twits “pffice seekers” who, he says, are“g“trying to elect themselves at $3 a puff.” Go a liftle slow, Alexis. The “partisan papers” do not indulge in that luxury; the “$3 puff” arrangement is exclu‘sively confined to the “independent” (?!) organ at the hub. These “$3 puffs” are carefully measured off, 80 as to be exactly of equal length, and to. contain precisely the same amount of soft soap. .. Party papers simply publish the announcement of candidates, at usual advertising rates, without extras thrown in by way ot “soft solder.” When Alexis’ party becomes a little older, and acquires sufficienit strength to render a nomination reasonably promising, we apprehei]d the methods -of its aspiring members will not vary materially from those employed by Democrats or Republicans.

- The Western Rural. The Western Rural comes to our table from week to week full of‘completeness in all its departments. In matters relating to the farm, orchard or garden, it is unsurpassed, and yet it does not ignore the family circle. It is a fireside companion, much enjoyed by the women folks and the children, each having a department full of interest to them. ' The Rural is increasing in circulation and influence, and deserves the patronage of all ,pegsphg interested in the cultivation of the soil, orincreased intelligence among the sons of toil. o g

¢ The.pay of oflice-holders is too great. Send men to the Legislature who are pledged to introduce bills, and will see that they are passed, reducing it. We shall never have better times until these things are adjusted and made to correspond with the amourt paid for labor.—Kendallville News. : Dr. Parker’s head is uniformly level on these questions and he dares to tell his honest convictions, though not so palatable at all times to his readers.—G@Goshen Independent. :

TRt R ; HARVEST being over, P, Sisterhen & Son would be pleased to receive a call from all indebted to them either on account or note. el @ P e There were sixty-seven failuresin New York City in July, with. aggregate liabilities of $5,738,171—an increase over June .in the number of failures and amount of liabilities. et & L | : For RuNT.—Five acres of ground, new house, excellent well and cistern. For three or five years. Apply to JonN A. SEGNER: - 16-36. St S P re e S £ Telegrams from Bismarck, D. T., report that the placer diggings in the Bear Paw Mountains m{fhfifis out, but good quart 7 is appeating in other Places. ' il S g R e B _Miners of the Tuscarawas Coal Coms Bany. € URIEHERRIG O Jie S against a reduction of wages from’ 70 to 60 oenfs gy fou.. T LT e

mmm ce revival now pending in Ligonier is proving an immense Stccesa—guita eutaling thai of our most sanguine expectations. - Mr. Hallenbeck, with his crushing logie, forcible and :l(r:u deseription and’ sincerity of purpose (in the latter of which consists the chief secret of his extraordinary success), is cansing the people of this vicinity to be more active than ever before regarding the great moral question of the day—more convinced than ever respecting the nobility of the cause and the determined and unrelenting support which it so justly merits and which is so absolute1y essential to its life, growth and ultimate good. The people are finally awakening to a realizationof the fact that unceasing toil—indefatigable pergeverance—in face of all opposition and passivity, is the paramount ele‘ment of success in battling with this. —the world’s supreme curse. The most cheering aspect attending this re-agitation of the question and that which cannot fail to lend a wonderful influence on behalf of the cause, is the interest and active participation in the work which is beginning to be manifested by the business men of the town, a condition ‘of affairs, the absence of which has heretofore been considered chiefly instrumentzl in holding the mpvement in.check by preventin}; that development of it which otherwise would have established it upon a more substantial basis and insured it completely from the remotest indication of decay or loss of activity. Mr. Hallenbeck is not confining his labors exclusively to Ligonier, but branches out to various portions of the surrounding country to meet with success wherever he may appear—a saccess, moreover, most highly befitting his zealousness in the matter.— The fruits of his untiricg efforss are synonomous with “greatness,” and especially is such the case in those districts with the people of which he has become gsomewhat acquainted, and whom he has caused to realize more than ever,if that be possible, that he is singularly and deadly:in earnest—a man reixdy to practice self-denial to the furtherest that the glorious cause of temperance,may continue to prosper and gain new recruits. Not an _iota of selfishness, but simple unadulterated charity and sympathy for the victims of strong drink are the predominant features in the character of the man. Ile does not resortto abuse any one, considering offensiveness ‘as working detriment, rather than god, to the progress of the work. He speaks in that plain, simple, touching ‘manner which must persuade many - while it provokes none. =~ - It has been determined by the asso“ciation to retain Mr. Hallenbeck until ‘the interest in the movenient shall ; have been :thQl’oLlglyly Tevived in this vicinity—revived in such a degree and ’ manner that there will not be the } slightest probability of its abatidg in the futare, Let the good work go on - with infinite prosperity and result in ‘the building up "of an uitimate aad permanent benefit to human kind, is the heart-felt wish of all real lovers of moral improvement and the righteous elevation of human conduct. = -

LATER.—The meeting on Tuesday evening last is generaily considered to have been the most interesting of any that has been held here during the present campaign. Several of our citizeng, a portion of whom were form¢@ly addicted to the use of intoxicating liquors, made remarks upon the occasion which tebk well and could not fail of;exerbin{,g;E a powerful inflaence upon the minds of those who regard the question, in the slightest degree, in a rational point of view. The evening being fine, a large crowd was also in attendance, a goodly share of whom' were representatives of the farming community who were: present tolend their aid ‘in fostering the best interests of the movement and to encourage -those who are especially active in the cause. s Lo

On Wednesday evening a meeting was held at Wawaka. The meeting proved very interesting and waslargely attended, quite a number having gone from here. Seventy-five converts to the cause were made. The prospects continue flattering, not only here, but throughout the surrounding country, for:the accomplisiment of an immense good—a go6d Which will not only redound to the infinite benefit of the reformers themselves but to that of the community at large as well. . e e e

Needs a Diet of Fish. Ep.BANNER: ~That individual who indulged in those disparaging remarks ‘Tuesday evening at theé tempergnce meeting, held on the streef, while certain individuals were giving their ex‘perience, decidedlyilowered himse_}iin the estimation of all’ respectable. people by such a_breach upon public. decency. Stch a violation of decorum. can only be excused upon the presumption that the perpetrator of the same is characterized by a signal vace uum in the cerebral region, which wo'd infinitely redound to his benefit, were it reasonably stored with an average quality of brain matter. The gentleman is question needs to confine himself strictly toa diet upon fish. Let people behave themselves at all pub-. lic gatherings of whatever nature,. * Nit b o e MR g Free of Charge. © = A special invitation is hereby extended to all suffering humanity who are afllicted with dyspepsia, indiges-" tion, constipation, sick headache, loss ‘of appetite, coming up of food, low spirits, drowsiness, yellow complexion, general debility, liver complaint, Jaundice and biliousness: to wcall at Beott &d Sandrock’s drl@%tg?gefiiggb-a nier, and ge Rfl’l%}’ bottle of Doctor né’&;fi‘fla%?qm&&w tolden Comp % reerofcha‘rgefandn 0 :%*'; speedy and wonderful effect this great remedy will lgéfmmd SNOy M: ich ‘will show what a regular one dollar size bfimfi}:flfdfl@ or, King's California Golden Compound. has - not ‘made a muwmsmx}a before you buy, knowing that 1t witl time. Had it not the real intrinkic | merit, it would be tulnous for us to

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP SQUIBS. |

Oh, dear! what vile remarks the poor editor and his “imps” are subject to—by “imps” we mean all connected in any way with him—simply because, occasionally, they will say something that does not agree with the readers of his paper; want a correspondent, and must have all the latest news, then -are mot satisfied. We think if ever ‘there is rest to be found, they (the quill driver) will most assuredly enjovit. o

Farmers are busy turning over the soil preparatory to sowing their.fall seed, and indications go to show that the acreage sown will be larger than last fall: Surely tifngs will be better Hoon. w 0 Fa , :

J. W. Wineland, our energetic miller, has accepted a position in the Bloomingdale Mills of Fort Wayne.

-The farmer’s busiest time is about over. lle will soon have time to straighten up, wipe the sweat off his brow, count the chink, sdttle for his paper and other debts. g

Blackberrying these days is in order, but beware of “snakes in the grass.” _ The heavy wind storm, Wednesday: night of last week, did a great deal of damage fo the corn, blowing 1t down and breaking a good part of it off.— Fully one-third of the apples were blown off the trees. =~ ‘Wanted—A minister who will have “stamina” enough to convert a few of the hypocrites and scandal-mongers of this vicinity, as they are becoming almost too numerous to thrive well.:

Our cit-izdné almost nightly witness the fiery etement displaying its grandeur, by lighting up the misty “darkness with its beautiful rays beaming heavenward. Yet it was only straw

burning. . ~ : i We are informed that some of the young men of Pleasant Grove were arrested not long since, for misconduct during divine services,. Right. That dread disease, cholera, is still committing its depredations among the hogs in this vicinity,leaving some families destitute of porkers. ° . A great deal of "Gomplaint. is heard in reference to the cabbage rotting in this locality ; consequently, thérefore, kraut will, to some extent, -be qusgespielt. - : ; Vi We Would like to call the attention of all the trustees to a most impertant fact, that of hiring teachers. We haye too many teachers occupying the school rooms who are not only/ loyers of strong drink, but are profaners, found in all kind of company, visiting the grog shops, drinking those simmering compounds of liquid devils, and possess but little of the moral qualities thati pertain to a teacher’s standing. Are these the material to place before the youths of our land, to “train them up in the way they should go?” if so, give us back Grant. Wo’'d it not be well for you, trustees, to compel each teacher, if not known personally, to furnish a- cert.ifiq‘ate'of those morals before hiring them? We wo'd like to say more, but space forbids. Washington will be well' represented at the Albion Normal. The following aré some of those attending :— J. W. Weigel, B. J. Hardsock, ITenry Baker, James Pontius, 11. Bouse, Jennie Rider, Barbara Longfellow, Tina Pontius and Savada Himes. - Iled is used on gailroads as a danger signal and means “stop.,” When on a man’s nose, it should signify the same meaning. T

We venture to say the farm of W. N. Vorig can beat any other in the township for rattlesnakes. The basket dinner of the U. B. church at Indian Village, last Sunday, was: well atlended,; and an enjoyable affair. The speaking and singihg was exaellEnt, - o !

- Rev. Waltman delivered one of the most appropriate discourses at Salem, last Sunday, that it has been our privilege to listen to for some time. Text, Exodus, 20:8, “Remember the Sabbath’ day to keep it holy.” Intwo weeks ‘his discourse will be .on the “season,” a thanksgiving sermon. The democratic caucus meeting will be held at the Town llouse on next Saturday evening, at six o’clock, p. . Let all interested be on hand at that hour.’ Come one, come all, DORA.

THE MARKETS.

LIGONIER.

GRAIN AND SEEDS.—W heat, amber; 96¢; Rye, 60c; Oats, 21c; Corn, 30¢; flax seed, $1 25; timothy seed, $1 75. - ProDUCE.~—Hogs; live, Pcwt $4 00; Shoulders, per pound, 08c; Hams, 10¢; Bees Wax, 28c; Butter, 10; Lard, 07c; Bggs, ¥ doz., 8c; Wooel, 1b,20@ 30c¢; Feathers, 40c¢; Tallow, 07c; Apples; dried, s¢; Potatoes, 40; Peaches, &i&fi, 05c; Hay, tame, $8; marsh, $6.

BIRTES.

HINMAN. _ln Ligonier. August 4th; 1878, a son 30 418 WiTe ofobert Hinman,

TRY.—In Li onier, August 5th,1878, 4 son to the “ wyife ofig‘isgen‘Fry; PR ’ 2 St CUTSHAW.—In Ligonier, Ang};' 5, 1878, a daugh- - -ter.to the wife of Alfred Cutshaw. ¢

GILBERT.—At Kendallville, Angust sth, 1878, a daughter to the wife of Dr. Gilbert. j MARRIED. PARK--WALTMAN,.—Angust 1, 1878, at the residence of the bride’s Mparents. in Kendallville, i’,f' Rey. J. H. Mann, Mr. John W, Park to Miss ~Mary C. Wul,tmaq, all of Kendallville. T L O R S R D D P PR Y e T 9 S R ST T e e e e i ) ol _ ZIMMERMAN.—In Lhifomer;’August 2d, 1878, an infant daughter of Mr. & Mrs, Greeley M. Zimmerman, : Ty : WHITE.—In Ligonier, July3oth, 1878, an infant - daughier of Mr. and Mrs, Sylvestér White. ESTRAY NOTICE, o S‘I‘RAYED from m{ premiges, 1% -mile southA east of Cromwell, on the 3d da‘g of July, a fwo-year-old black Mare Colt. < Has white star in its forehead. Any {remonmturning the same, or letting me know of its whereabouts, will be liberal})y rewarded. . WM. GORSUCH. July 25, 1878.~14w3* SRt WELLERS LIVER PILLS QL e s Py < . : Y gmat i b S . k. '-Wm. W ¥ ik SE LKHS & C - Proy s, billabusgh. Ber " - | JOENE.GALLUP, o i MEDuGOtreretTe L o ~r —— . - Bty P - ’”"_';';}s’ ol R R ) ¥y R I ; %’éod. I Mflyfifl&%fi%fi%" g nfixfim e DI S S Hon M v el B KENDALLVILLE, I@I.&NA;L; e Mill and Yarg threo miles northeast of the sity. Ordars promptly fimhefi‘%emon oo posd - T aadieanag i) Sainn A6y

.. LIST OF LETTERS ‘”R (ALI mg inthe Post Office at Ligonier, AWV Indiana,during the pastweek: i Baker, Myran Lanee.DoW. 0 Bowman, Jacob “Mccofieaier o Gardner, James . - {|Smith, Samuel . ~ Pereons calling for any of the above leiters will ploaso say advertised. ) o oere il oo L TH. M. GOODAPEED, P. M -~ Ligonier, Ind., AugustB, 1878, = ~ ATTACHMENT NOTICE. L 2t } IN 'ATfAcfiuENT Shr s e b 5 7. W. COOKINGHAM.] Before C. K. Greene, Justice of the Peace of Elkhari | Township, Noble Connty, State of Indiana : NOTICE is hereby given that a wait of attachAN ment in the above entitled cause was issned by me on the second 'da{t:f August, 1878, and that the same will be tried before me at my office in’ awaka, Elkhart t.ownahix, Noble County, Indi‘ana, on the 3ist day of August, 1878, at eleven o’clock, A. m., pnd unless the defendant appear at the trial thereof, at said time, the same will be heard and detdrmined ip his abse:lee‘. & : - CHARLES K. GREENE, - : Justice of the Peace. Wawaka, Augiist 6th, 1878,-16-w3 e ’ PROPOSALS WANTED. NOTICE is hereby given that the andersigned . will let ‘the contract for the %;,adinF, furnish{n% of material, and bunilding 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 to the town of Ligonier, Noble courty, 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 theside-walk of the Lake Shore & Michigan Southern Railroad Company, according to Sgection two of Ordinance No. 31, published July 4th, 1878. Sealed proposals will be received up to noon of said day. The undersigned reserves the right to r¢ject any and all of said bids. . < i ‘- WILLIAM GALBRETH. S . Marshal of the Town of Ligonier. Ligonier, August 1, 1578 ~15-w3’ y v e SHERIFE'S SALE. BY virtue of a certified copy of a descree and an order of szle to me directed by the Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court of Noble eounty, Indiana, in the case of Daniel Lower vs., William N. Carter, Martha Carter and Joseph Nowells, I will offer for sale at gublic auction at the door of the court-house in the town of Albion, county of Noble, and State of Indians,on . FRIDAY, AI}'GUST 23d, 1878, Between the hours of ten o’clock, A. M, and four o’clock, r. ~ of said day, all of the right, title and interest of the said \%ininm 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, ; I NATHANIEL P. EAGLES. : . Bheriff Noble County, Ind, T, M. EzrLig; Attorney for Plaintiff. Albion, July 29th, 1878.~15w4-pf $6.25. ‘ e T . SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtne of an exeention on transcript to me ‘issned by the Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court of Noble County, Indiana, in the cage of Louiz J. Dunning and Jesse L. Dunning vs. Robert A. Hinman, I will offer for sale at publie anc‘tion at the door of the court house in the town of Albion, County of Noble and State cf Indi‘ama. on FRII)AY, AUGUST 30, 1878, Besween the hours of ten o’clock, A, M., and four: o'clock r. M., of said day, all of the right, title and interest of the sald Robert,A. Hinman for, to and in the following described real estate, to wit: The fractional east half of the nort_h-e;xst quarter, and the east part of tlie noth-qast quarter of the south-east quarter, all in sectlion five, in township thirty-three north, range elght east. in Noble County, Indiana. . NATHANIEL P. EAGLES, : Sherift of Noble County, Indiana. D. C. Varnoanr, Attorney for Plaintifis. Albion, August 7, 1878.-16-w4.-pf $6.50 :

If you feel dull, drowsy, debilitated, have frequent headache, moutlh tastes hadly, poor appetite and tongue coated, you are suftering from torpid liver, or ‘‘biliousness,” and nothing will cure you 80 speec‘.i'ly and permanently as to 7

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[ SN b/4 : , {” ; 5 5; .? c“;' & ‘,’(4’ i Wonld respectfully announce to the cifizens of ' . Noble county that he has constantly on hand - .alarge ard superior stock of o 4 i ~ e LA . » Cabinet - Ware .. consistinginpartof DrEssiNG BUREAUS, TABLES, STANDS, Warp-Roses, LOUNGES, Cup~ ' BOARDS, MOULDING, : CHALRS AND BEDSTEADS, ‘And in facteverything usnally kept in a First- .+ Class Oabinet Bhop, Particular attention - ¢ ks oRn gl dto the U "“%A By AR R oy ek nata et Btroot, corner of 13’»5 gotter, Ind, - | Idgonier Noven " AR g

. wiw e aw'isnd WY \(Nis A Lumber Yard in Ligonier. © LUMBER, lATH AND SHINGLES, Of all classes and grades, kept ébnstdaitlyon hand. Pz’/ne Lacinber, 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 g S’t’rce(,‘ n.«)rt]q of Kerr’s 'F@-&?'M?’tflf& Store. P Taany ™ Knepper & Peck. PIANOS & ORGANS. All persons wishirig .t(; purchase a )ieliablé insb‘x‘ut_rvnent.‘ an(f not wishing to pay two profits, ean save money by.?'?_lllgi_r;g on'A; S, FISI__IER, LigOnier,”_lnd. iy ~ i Vo"‘ . . G 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 . PELTON STAR SHINGLES: 16 inch, $2.5%5 Per M. - 18 inch, $3.25 Per M, ' Why buy inferior grades of Shing- ~ gles when you can get the “Pel- : ton” at these prices. ~ _, -~ JOHN WEIR. LIGNOIER ,February 7,1877. ‘ e Gok o, B\ e, e nora. Dr. PRIGCGE”S CREAN AUES Sproiar| BAKING @ pii | ELAYORING Pown FER. \ % (W§ o+ 'DARTC . <« Eminent Chemists a.nd’v Physl"an_fs‘ certify that these goods are free from adulteration, richer, more effective, produce better results thap any others, and that they use them in their own families. L 1 Tl/( UNIQUE PERFUMES are the Gems of all Odors. ; I]R PRIGE S TOOTHENE.. An agreeable, healthful Liquid Dentifrice. LEMON SUCAR. A substitute for Lemons. s ) . it u_E)(TRAOT« JAMAICA GINGER. From the pureroot. ' STEELE & PRICE’S LUPULIN YEAST CEMS. s ¢ 4 i * The Best Dry Hop Yeast in the World.. ; STEELE & PRICE, Manfrs., Chicago, St. Louis & Cincinnati.

} NEW GOODS. - NEW PRICES. ‘ Largest and Best Stock of = ~ For Clothing Eyer Brought to Ligonier. . . > : R < “ ; 8 £ A Y ~ ED. RAPSCH - Invites the public in general to visit.him' at his o @+ ’ Merchant Tailoring ESTABLISHMENT, And see what he has in the cloth line for Clothing R @ g 0 R/ P NG L kT &AL - e =) 5 iol Hoare |RN R&i 20 Per Cent. below 87/ I R R so SRR e New York Pmces;at§ B R b —ar—, NS BV~ RAPSCH'S i/ Ay = , ¢ - o T o o e A : T e e Elegant Goods ofevery Descripa | tion to select from. Good | - Kits Warranted. @ 11-4-4tf . g ‘7. ED, RAPSCH. - g g : ¥ Yo F. W. Shinke & Bro. Take pleasure in Intorming the peo fle df’fd nier and vicinity that they '§ave_the‘ b%stse!ec%gti < stock of all kinda of e g ; For Men; Bb¥s. and Ch!{dreh; alfio.;@flélég.afl : - assortment of wear for Women, Misses and Chil~ dren, All styles and qualities to sclect from.— ; “Willbe goldat -~ ot BOTTOM PRICES. Having adol;téd t;_'lie~ S ? 5 LOW PRICE SYSTEM! Which re(}uirés selling at very small Erofits. the “public will appreciate the necessity of ready or. o special Attention given to CUSTOM WORIK. We guarantee fitéé-cjlspé stocktmdworkmax;pmp MENDING done EXPEDITIOUSLY | ‘(‘ 3\»; :- ‘V‘ A ‘ :-.; :v. :i," J ’« s 4;;3 Corn - Ticld. GAITERS" .Of our own make constafitly on hind. ¢ et e e A GIVEUSAOALL, | EXAMINEOUR GOODS, STe e e S " ASCERTAIN PRICES y ] nea f'* ¢ oand vyt the 04 e Tigontor, Tnd Mach 3, 195,107

New Grocery! New Bakery! Everything New! - Everything Fresh! :4%£2 £ .‘ 3 For 13 years connected with the vwidely'-knowvn ; Grocery and Bakery firm of Kolb & Gross, at '~ Goshen, would respectfully announce that . = =+ hehas just fifted np.in the : KOs ROON o e j -—-‘;‘—o'r‘rns—-- : i BANNER BLOCK BAKERY,, and Row offers thé public a choice and extensive : asgsortment. of .. _ .Grroceries and Provisions . WOOD, WILLOW, GLASS, CHINA AND STONE WARE, ALL va ; UE[B T 3 ‘[ 0: [‘ ‘ and tobe sold at Prices that must Zive We cannot undertake to ennworate all we keep in Stock, butwe can say thatin this. establish‘ment you wil find” overything tobo fomd ina - Biloa ye A K_*f“l Agy Pl ~ First-Class Grocery. Sl T v oo e b by L S »’tm“ ?f«v‘,«g‘%’ffi%%% %@z; Ao EA.@XW ; ÜBSKE. *%%2 Rsmew s w 0 e et At [ ours: .4 e Lead el G e DOl Gt eei s i R g’fifi{%’;%,fi oo e R N O AP TR N v e