The National Banner, Volume 13, Number 17, Ligonier, Noble County, 15 August 1878 — Page 3

- The Patiomal Banner

LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

; SUBSCRIBERS who receive their papers with an X marked on the margin will un~ ‘derstand LHat the time for which they bave piid has expired, or is about to expire, and that if they desire to receive the paper they must remit immediately. | |

West’s Liver Pills Cure Indigestion.

That California Salmon at Fischer’s is splendid. [ LB |

General Grant is now in Russia, and has been received by the Czar.

. Fish, Vevétables, etc., every day at K. W. Fischer’s, : e dogetey

. Brushes of all kinds for sale by Eldred & Son. e

Buy your paints and oils at Eldred & Son’s drug store. . T

Go to Eldred’s Drug Store for Drugs, and Patent Medicines. = = ,

Ye lovers of good Tea Want.&b try K. W. Fiseher’s new Japan. G-tf. -

A Paris Court has decided that-the marriages of priests during the Revolution of 1848 were illegal.

- ICE CREAM at K. W. Fischer’s Parlors, up stairs, over his store room,

“The sale of Ex-Queen Isabella’s jewels has brought $120,000, and the old lady has somie jewelry left. :

_ The best mixed paints in the market are to be found at Eldred’s drug store. : o o .

Lager beer is coming down to three cents a glass, and it won’t be long till whigky will be five cents a drink. -

lave you seen that Corned Beef at K. W. Fischer’'s? It'sthe finest lunch in the city. . | i o

- Advices from Grenada, Miss., state that there are 95 cases of yellow fever there, and ‘ten deaths within<24 hours. The fever is spreading rapidly, and is of a malhignant type. -~ ' [ ]

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

' The coachmen'’s strike thfentens other st{ik’es §h France and Germany, and it is anjopen secret that the two (}overnmen&s are concerting measures to avoid an outbreak like that in America last summer. ;. i

ATTENTION, FARMERS!

See K. W. Fischer before purchag ing your fish, Don’t forget the place—--86 Banneér Block / 6-tf.:

.. A German named Carr, owning two hundred apd forty acres on Walnut lievel, near, Richmond, has refused %4000 for the walnut timber on his land because he would not know what to.do with ;the money if_he had it. -

But /few people know what everybody should know that Carter’s Compound Extract’ of Smartweed cures every pain, - : L. 49-mo;

Don’t You Forget it.

The exchange bank of Wm. Crim & Co.; at Anderson, Ind., was robbed at noon on Saturday of $5,500 in currency and asack containing $3O in_ coppers, during the absence of President Crim and his son Norville, at dinner. Three parties were arrested. * .

Deafness Cured.

. Many persons have been cured of toss of hearing by using the CONSTITUTIONAL CATARRH REMEDY. Price $1 per bottle. Tor sale by Scott & Sandrock, Ligonier. =~ 10-2 m. California has a law forbidding the purchase of bricks made by Chinaméen for public buildings. !

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve.

The BEST SALVE in the;world for . Cuts,Bruises,Sores, Ulcers,Salt Rheurn, ¢ Tetter; Chapped landd, Chilblains, Corns, and all kinds of Skin Eruptions. - This Salvé is. guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in every case or money refunded. Price 25 Cents per box. - Forsale by Scott & Sandrock, Ligonier.

The troubles at the shops of the Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad, in Milwaukee, are still unsettled. The men offered to go to work at.the reduction, but the company had previ.m}sly posted a notice declining to permit the strikers to resume work until thera should be a complete understanding. !

Don’t You Forget It,

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, colic, diarrheea, rhedmatism, 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-m6.

A dispatch from Goshen, dated August 12th, says: Horse-thieves and

pick-pockets have been reaping a harvest in this city. A horse valued at $2OO was stolen from Edwin Stephens, in Jefferson township, last night. To-day while at the circus, a farmer named Jeremiah Garver had a team ~and wagon stolen. The thief drove five miles, when the horses ran away, throwing him out, danferously injuring him, and demolishing the wagon. Five pick-pockets were arrested on the show grounds while. in the act of robbing farmers., :

- o— - Pon’t ge Deceived.

'~ Many persons gay “I haven’t got the consumption” when asked to cure their cough with Shiloh’s Consumption cure., Do they not know that Toughs léad to Consumption and a remedy that' will, cure Consumption will certainly and surely cure a cough or any lung or throat trouble. We - know it will cure when all others fail jand our faith in it is so positive that we will refund the price paid if you ‘ receive no benefits. Is not this a fair proposition ? Price 10¢ts., 50 ¢ts., and $l.OO per bottle. For lame chest, back or side. use Shiloh’s Porous Plaster, Price, 25cts. For sale by C. Eldred & Son, Ligonier. e e

Why will you guffer 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 you. Price, 10 cts. and 75 cts. For sale by C. Eldred & Son, Ligonier, Indiana. - A : : “HACKMETACK” a popular and fragrant perfume, Sold by C. Eldred & Son, Ligonier. ' 43-eow-6m. . et A ; i Thrift, Horatio, Thrift. | [Bt.Josoph Gauette.s : Wtel:etegp men getproye{sbial fj%x&taking the chances, but here is a good one vgglcl;] shgr‘lw;,;&&mke% gvil-l ,oee?'sionally risk something: - T ¢ 9LoTy 18 S A a doctor last week, and told him if he dould cure the boy for less than the st of 8 Sheessl 6 M Sin Dasis be couldn’t do it the youth must take

—Niice shower of rain last night. —Preparo something for the Fair. —Are you going to Albion to-mor-row? : ; ‘ 4 . —old Sol is making it hot for us L-Prosecutor Bixler was in town o Monday. - : - - —Truly the Hoosiers, in this place, are sobering off. e ! —Attend the Red Ribbon Festival to-morrow evening. ) .—See card of D. Stutzman's Fruit Dryer and Bake Oven. g —Red Ribbon Festival at Kann’s ‘Hall to-morrow evening, : ~ —Bob Lockhart and Mort. Belt are rusticating in Michigan. —Some of the town boys visited Columbia City on Sunday. ) - —There was a run-a-way at the depot last Friday. No damage. x —Only 25 cents for supper at the Festival to-morrow evening., —The interest in the temperance meetings continues unabated. ; —Musie, singing- and speaking at’ Kann’s Hall to-morrow evening.

—-The demoeratic caucus at the Town Hall was largely attended. j - —Mr, Hallenbeck will leave here on Saturday. lle goes to South Bend. —There will be another wedding in high life, in this place, before long.

. —Several car loads of hogs were “shipped from this place on Monday. [ —lf you are in need ot any kind of music, give our Band a call.. See card. —P. H. Magnus, of Bryan, was registered at the Hotel Fleming Tuesday. —Harry Brown left for Chicago yesterday rhorning. Gone to jg)in‘the the- \ atricals. N : -—+Rev. Wm. Waltman and . his son ' Fred. made us a pleasant ‘call last Tuesday. . ; b "~ —Quite a number of persons from this place attended the camp-ingeting at LaGrange.last Sunday: ~ —Godey’s Lady’s Book for Septem‘ber has already made its appearance. It is an elegant number. - i

~— D. F. Ohlwine is making preparations for the erection of a new residence in Chapman’s gr'o?e._f .

—Onuly seven bands ef music were in attendance at the Greenback meeting at Rome City yesterday. ; -—New wheat is being brought to warket at a lively rate. The selling price yesterday was 95 cents. L . —J. B. Stoll will speak on the finance question at the Sycamore school house next Saturday evening, —Walk right up to the Captain’s office and do good.by paying youy subscription to THE BANNER. Doitnow.

—Senator Voorhees is billed to speak at Waterloo Sept. 19, in Noble county on the 20th, and at Elkhart on the ofat. s el

~ —The Normal school at Albion, under the management of Messrs, Zimmerman and Luke, is being well attended. B ;

—T'wo strangers were heard to say, the other day, that liigonier was the liveliest place they had been into for some time. : e

. —Bortree’s Duplex Corset Skirt Supporter, decidedly the best in the market. Exclusively sold in Ligonier by J. C. Zimmerman & Co. —W. D. Carver, of Avilla, candidate for sheriff on the democratic side of the house, was in town on Monday, and made us/a pleasant call. - —-The témperance mass meeting at Chapman’s Grove, Sunday ai‘temoon, was largely attended, and a large number of signers to the pledge obtained. —That young couple who were COO~ ing by the light of the moon, one evening this week, had better “pull down the blinds,” for some one was looking. ~Tne Board of Health reports the health of Ligonier as being very good, and attribute it to-the exeellent-sani-tary condition of the town. There is but very little sickness. ' '

—The corner-stone of the Lagrange county court house will be laid to-day (Thursday). A glorious time is anticipated. John B, Howe and Andy Ellison will deliver speeches,

~—Workmen are engaged in moving the building occupied by Wm. Culveyhouse, on Cavin street, north toward the' Foundry, to make.room for the erection of the Gerber-Koontz-Fisher Block. | b

—George T. Ulmer, greenback nominee for county commissioner, was in town on Tuesday. He bears his honors with becoming modesty. George has'a host of friends among his old neighbors, ; —Geo. A. Mitehell, formerly a resident of Kendallville,’but now of Cadillac, Mich., died last Friday morning of injuries received in being thrown from his buggy. ITe was buried Sunday evening. ; e i

— Jesse Iliers’ team took fright at a passing freight train, while at the depot yesterday, and ran away. The horses were stopped in front of Tloover’s before they had got under full headway.. No damage was done. ; —Persons who have not received the list of premiums for the Fair, to be held ‘September 17, 18, 19 and 20, should call on-the Secretary. The lists have been pretty generally distributed, but no doubt some have been missed, and it is desired that all shall be supplied. = J. H. Hoffman, Sec.

- —A Ligonier special to the Detreit News dated August 12, says: “The red ribbonites held a temperancé mass meeting here yesterday at which over 1,500 people were in attendance. During the last two weeks over 400 pergons, among them very many hard drinkers, have signed the pledge. The work is being pushed with vigor.” - —Tuesday’s ‘lndianapolis Jowrnal gays: - “The summer resorts of Indiana were betler patronized this year than ever before; The hard times have made Indianians seek for recreation near home, and they have found that there are lakeside resorts and mineral springs in this State as good as any in the country. Rome City in Northern Indiana, and French Lick Springs in Southern Indigna have been largely ‘patronized, If the hard times succeed ingomf!emnﬁndfan 4ans to her own lovely resorty and thus keep money in the State, they will have been 4 blessing.” bR e o

—J./Straus, jr., of Cineintiati, is in town. R - —Another Clydesdale Horse has been imported into this place. —Simon Frank returned from the Paris Exposition this morning. —Dr. Crum has gone to Nappanee to attend a Sunday-school pic-nic. —A large number of Ligonierites and Spartans attended the Greenback meeting at Rome City yesterday. ~-Capt. Eden 11. Fisher is chairman of the National county central committee. Fde is enlisted for an active contest. ;

—lt is stated in National eircles that Col. Williams will at an early day enter upon a vigorous contest in the congressional race. e —llt seems to be generally coneceded that Ed. Spencer and Dr. Leonard are the leading candidates for representative on the republican ticket.

—The Greenback meeting at Rome City yestorday was very largely attended, and Hon. Moses W. Field’s speech is spoken of as an able effort. —Mr. Peterson, of DeKalb county, was yesterday nominated for Circuit Prosecutor, beating Thomas D. Evans, of Albion, by a small majority. D. H. Perew, of Wolcottville, is likely ‘to be Mr. Peterson’s competitor. : —The gentlemen nominated by the N ationals for the several county offices, so far as personally known to us, are very creditable selections. We have no personal acquaintance with Messrs. Brothwell and Pepple, the nominees for Sheriff and Coroner, consequently cannob speak knowingly of their fitness or qualifications.

—Wae are sorry that we did not hear the speech of Hon. John H. Baker, upon his renomination for Congress. It is said that he spoke very independently on the money question, and that he referred to Mr. Hayes as being a weak-President. Some of the audience pronounce the speech a labored effort, while others declare it unusually forcible and incisive. _ ! —Mr. Fred. Saisline, weighmaster at this station, kindly fornishes us with the following interesting item: The first load of new wheat was delivered at the elevators in this place on the 15th of July, and up to this time 1014 loads ‘were brought to the same place. During the same time 63 car loads, averaging 25,000 pounds to the car, were shipped from this station. The receipts for the past week were Wednesday, 70 loads; Thursday, 88 loads; Friday, 94 loads; Saturday, 123 loads; Monday, 60 loads; Tuesday, 5 loads; Weanesday, 88 loads. Communicated. ' : : Intemperance. 1f some one would say there was to be a great conflagration in Ligonier, and attest that it was se, how ‘every one¢ would be ready to fight it. And yet intemperance is here with a power as destructive, and scarcely a man ‘of any influence dare raise his voice against it. They say or do no more than it they were dummies. But if they are so void of feeling as not tobe willing to -do it for the sake of the drinking men and their poor suffering wives and children, they should do it for their own self-interest, for every cent that is spent in the saloons is so much out of their store and shops. Did not oneof the reformed men prove this, by saying the reason he could not get the clothes hislittle girl asked him for, so that she could attend Sunday-school, was because he had spent it at the saloon? 1t proves beyond a doubt that if it was not spent for whisky it wo’d be spent in-some useful way. And our business men complain of hard times, and do not lend a helping hand to this cause. Letthem complain. For my part I do not intend to trade at a store that does not ceuntenance the red ribbon. How many of the temperance workers are willing to join me inthis? | . TEMPERANCE.

A Loud Call for Inks. (Kendallville News.)

We cordially endorse the above in reference to one of the old citizens of this county and a valuable member of society. Mr. Inks is closely identified with the prosperity of this part of the State, and has an extensive acquaintance in this county. He has been a hard-working man and hasaccumulated a nice property by labor and toil. He has taken a deep interest in the political affairs of county and State and is well prepared to discharge the duties of Representative in the State Legislature at Indianapolis. He will Ppoll every vote in his own party and has many warm friends in the other parties of the county who would be willing to trust him as a Legislator, Let C. V. Inks be nominated and we will insure his election. ;

Unpleasant Smell.

. There is nothing more offensive than an unpleasant smell. To avoid this, use Dr. Price’s Unique Perfumes, which are Jx;mre'del_ic.'su;e‘ and durable than any eother odors. - His Floral Riches, for; a Cologne Water, has a rich, fresh, flowery odor, and his Alista Douquet and other odors,.have only to be used to be admired.

LosT- On Sunday evening last on the road between J. G. Galbreath’s, on the Hawpateh, and my residence in Ligonier, a pocket-book containing $2O in monety and a $25 note, together with a lot of other papers. The finder will be liberally rewarded by returning the same to ‘ SYLVKSTER WIHITE.

Another Prediction. | (Wolcottville Gazette.) | The probabilities now are that J. B. Stoll, of the Ligonier BANNER, will be | the Democratic candidate for Congress in this district. Stoll is quite popular with his party; and will make as strong & run as any man . they can select. : - ; - e — ron ‘Dedication, The new M. K. church in Wolf Lake will be dedicated to the worhip of Almighty God, Sunday, August 25. Rev. A. Marine, of Richmond, Ind., will officiate. ~J. GREER, Pastor. L et e 2 For ReNT.—Five acres of ground, new house, excellent well and cistern. For three or five years. Apply to JOHN A. SEGNER. 16-3 t. The Buckeye Grain Drill is known as the best in the market. Don't waste money for poor drills, .~ = / ot el . 'The I:;gen and best assortment of Table and Pocket Cutlery.at B. B, Getber's. Every knife warranted.

* Progress of the Temperance Work, - The golden harvest continues to be: realized as the natural result of the teachings of eternal right. The standard upon which is imprinted the exalted precept “Dare to do Right,” continues to marshal under its folds hundreds of deserters from the enem_y’a’i camp, who are being brought to see the “error of their ways;” it is becoming’i symbolical of a greater power than ever before. Those who had come te regard the laten¢y of interest in the cause as eévineing an unmistakable indication of it final abandonment, have had more reason than ever, during the past week, to fully realize the erroneousness of such an inference, and to conclude that the discussion of the question, though it may become less ! noticeable at times, is destined to occupy a prominent and permanent pcsition in the minds of those of our people who have the welfare and happi-

ness of their kind at heart—who have not only an eye to the furthering of individual interests, but to the promos tion of those of the community in general. s S

That the good which Mr, Hallenbeck is accomplishing here under that phase of the question, known as Gospel Temperance, continues to increase, rather than diminish,is highly encouraging to the disciples of the movement. They are becoming actually astonished at the continued success ‘with which Mr. Hallenbeck. is meeting whenever and wherever he may choose to appear. 1t is our candid opinion that were he to remain with us a month longer, three fourths of the people hereabouts would enlist themselves under the banner of right and battle for its protection. The longer he remains, the more fully does he cause the people to: realize the. enorigous evils of intemperance, and the duty which each one owes, not only to himself, but to his fellow man. In a word, his work here is proving unprecedented and incalculable in its results, and the indebtedness due him from our people is such that it cannot he paid in dollars and cents,'but: must ever remain an uncancelled obligation. His thrilling personal experience as. an inebriate; his force and impressiveness of description; his consist--ent and logical deductions; his plain, unassuming manner; his touching application;of moral suasion; and, above all, his.earnestness and sincerity of purpose (qualities previously .commented upon), are the elements in the character of the man which eminently fit him, in every respect, for the laudable pursuit in which he is so ardently engaged—elements, also, which explain his extraordinary success. . We heartily recommend Mr. Hallenbeck to the favorable consideration of all temperance organizations for his unlimited capacity to do good in the glorious ¢ause which he so zealously espouses. IHe is truly an individual whom we cordially like in every respect, and from whom we are loth to separate. %2

Mr. Hallenbeck will conclude his series of meetings this evening by delivering' his farewell address. He heartily requests all to attend, especially those- who have not yet: signed the pledge. : W.

WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP SQUIBS.

- Mr. and Mrs. Metz are now convalescent after a protracted illness. H. Cobaugh, our boss miller, is dangerously ill with typhoid fever. Farmers are complaining of its being too dry, ard are longing for rain. Candidates are visiting this vicinity almost daily,“button-holing” our farmers. :

Adam TFleiger, of Elkhart county, visited here last week. lis object was to find 4 man that would exchange farms with him. The one in view was Joseph Clayton’s. . e Still they come. This timeits a son to the wife of F. Hunt of Etna township. .

Now, let’ each one of the delegates appointed at Saturday’s caucus be found at his post next Friday, with the determination to place on "the ticket men that are bound to win.

_Mrs. Martha Davis, wife of Jacob Davis, of this place, arrived here last Saturday from Wayne county, Ohio. They intend locating hereabouts. ’Squire Howenstine, of East Washington, has our thanks for favors bestowed on us;not long since, in the way of refreshments. - e 1 ; The article in last week’s BANNER headed, “needs a diet of fish,” should be well perused by all the readers, for it'is applicable to most all neighborhoods. DtEa Ui PR

The new cider mill of M, Myers will soon be in operation. - Our citizens will now have it a good deal nearer than heretofore. ;

HL. Rider and IH. Ruggles are now furnishing our farmers with the choicest of fresh meat. il

From the appearance of quite anumber of persons visiting Ligonier one day last week—from the rural districts—the temperance movement was not begun too soon. What is more disgraceful than to see young men. make festering cesspools 'of themselves, when they might be ornaments: to society, and a benelit to themselves and friends. < Keep the meetings-in operation. Cr e G. W. Mumma left for Adams county last Saturday where he will remain about two weeks. : Laiay A ‘

‘ Cit,iz_ens of this precinet ‘are irer’y loth to obey the seriptural injunctions concerning the sick;, and we fear; will hear that welcome voice, “I was sick and ye visited me not; naked, ete.” -

Father Rider recently made a “fiying” trip to Wooster; 0,, to visit his brother John, whe is near death’sdoor. We haye failed to learn what court gave its decision that the signers for the relocation of the old road in this vicinity would be compelled to pay court expenses, as was stated by “Ed” not long since. We are informed that it was only the opinion of a lawyer that such was the case. If it is, those that signed -it need have no fear of paying them. The men at the head say they are able to defray: the expenses themselves, and are not men of se small principle as to stick innocent patiiem, . . Borg

416 duiver. Longued .| Orater, : & - halin e Y o SRR |\ el ANSRE] /] =N ] Y Indiana’s Gifted U. S. Senator, i : } oL will speak in gl Neble County : (the place to be designated hereafter) - ‘ ‘ —ON-= FRIDAY, September 20,1878, GOV. JAS. D. WILLIAMS oo eeine > Hon. D. 8. Gooding LA R el g ALBION, o TUESDAY AFTERNON, 5 AUGUST 27, 1878.

Go to the Fair. ' ¢ Just as reading others’ thoughts enlarges and stimulates one’s own thinking, so-contact with other men, seeing what they'do, what they show ; asking ‘how :they produce this or that good thing, cannot fail to afford some new hints and do one good. A day at the Fair lifts one out of daily drudgery; the sight of so wany people engaged in the same calling, helps one out of that low view which the great mass of farmers set upon their own pursuit. However much farmers may talk of the dignity of their calling, there is in their hearts too low an estimate of it. If a son goes into a store, or a daughter marries a merchant or professional man, they speak of it as something fo be proud of." But they. should remember that agriculture from the time of Adam down, has been and is the noblest calling. Going to the Fair will help in this and many other ways. Go early in the day and make an intelligent examination of "the articles on exhibition before ‘the horse racing begins. No one will fail of being benefitted if they attend the Fair with that object in view. 4 : > —_———— 4 SOUTH WASHINGTON ITEMS.

A great deal of sickness: in this locality at present. L RS

- Richard Wineland came near being drowned in Bangher’s lake on Sunday last, \by some boys running into his boat and upsetting it. - : - Reports from eastern Ohio says corn will not be more than half a crop. We agree with “Dora” in regard to trustees hiring teachers who are not qualified to-teach a school. We have heard of one who parsed a noun in the objective case after an' intransitive verb, and gives Columbus the honor of making five voyages of discovery, - AaronMetz is slowly recovering.— For several days his life was despaired of, but from last accounts he is able to sit up. - i oy

A Wonderful 7Discovery,

Dr. King’s California Golden Compound, and what is still more wenderful it costs nothing to give this great remedy a trial. 1t will positively and speedily cure dyspepsia, consumption, sick headache, coming up of food, jaundice, liver complaint, biliousness, general debility, drowsiness and low spirts, The wonderful remedy wi?l’ positively cure, and that where every. other remedy has failed. To prove that it will do all we claim for it you are presented with a trial bottle by your druggist free ¥f 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. For sale by Scott & Sandrock, Ligonier, Ind. T

ILARVEST being over, . Sisterhen & Son would be pleased to receive a call from all indebted, to them either on account or note. L i

DIED.

DOMER:—At his rasidenée in North Manchester, . Wabash county, on Monday, August 12th, 1878, QGeorge Domer; aged 61 years, 1 month and 25 daye.’s L i P i : Ie was formerly a residsnt of this coanty, Tl

P MARRIED. Fii HONTZ—~FLINN.—Angnst Bch, 1878, at the residence of and by Rev. 0. W. Bowen, Mr. Elias J. Hontz to Miss Mary J, Flinn, both of Sparta ' twp., Noble county. : adrery EEEE ey STIENRARGER—CONRAD.——J(:]\I{;JfIth, AR73, at: the residence of and by Klder M. M. Dodge, in * Wawaka, Mr, Andrew K. Stienbarger,; of Cleargpring th.. Ladrange eounty, to Miss Lottie Conead, of Elkhart twp., Noblecounty.: .

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JUST What YOU WANT.

It will bake Bread, Pies, Cakes; Roast Meat, Dry Fruit; Vegetables, Corn, &c., all for $3O, . THewelleknown & . o CHAMPION DRYER Has been greatly Amproved aud enlarged, and sells at the old price, §25, I have also made few of the Olld-Style Dryers, to suit the hard ' times, Which lam spllieg at §2o.° Address ' ' U LD BTUTEMAN, - 7-w3] ° or "égli on Jorx ’me‘mgonfer,ﬂlng _LINST OF LETTERS Rmtamme inthe Post Ofiee at Ligonietr, 5 _lndam_a',nnrmgmepqtmkw;:;:, Flith lem, Miss Ida " | /jQogtes, Willlam.© Covell, Mrs, M‘Er#(o,ﬁ; Ei";?;;;r?;;ohﬁ e Féskols gfo4yof he avovattirs i | plense suyacvmugw& & 5531’ mm¥i Ligonte, Ind,, Aot wﬂ%,p sl

SILYER CORNET BAND , ESY?CTFULLY 'anno'nn':epf to'the public that Boy are propered o tarain el to i - Bfﬂm;BlNG.x . FLRMING L | L TMBEY. Laajer.. LN " | Mahufactarerofthe’ | - Al ey Shlhiii . T . I. X, L. Drain Tile And Red, Common and Pressed Brick. Hard. wood, Basswood and Poplar Lumber and Dimen- ! £k sion Stafl, “ ' * KENDALLVILLE, INDIANA. Mill and Yara three miles northeast of the city, Orders promptly filled and satisfaction Igum’zm; teed. - 7 ; 13-16-1 y ATTACHMENT NOTICE. A. 5. HAINES . il vB, }IN ATTACHMENT. T. W. COOKINGHAM. o Before C. K. Greene, Justice of the Peace of Elkhart Township, Noble Connty, State of Indigna ; N.OTICE is hereby given that a writ of attachment in the above entitled cayse was issned by me on the second day of Angust. 1878, and that the same will be tried before me at my office in Wawaka, Elkhart township, Noble County, Indiana, on the 31st day of August, 1873, at eleven a’clock. 4. a., and unless the defendant appear at the trial thereof, at said time, the same will be | heard and determined in his absence. @ =

& 3 CHARLES K. GREENE, i e Justice of the Peace. Wawaka, Atigust 6th, 1878,-16-w3

PROPQSALS WANTED. NO’I‘ICE is hereby giV¥en “hat the undersigned will let the contract for the ggadin{g. Sure nishing of material, and building of the fol owing sidewalk, to wit: On THURSDAY, AUGUST 22, A.D. 1878, at my office at Eldred’s Drug Store, 240 feet, commencing at theé north-east. corner of Lot No, 9, in Fisher & Co.’s Addition to the town of Ligonier, Noble county, Indiana, and:running thence Seuth alongé the east side of said lot. the width of same, and along on a direct line as far -south as the side-walk of tlie Lake Shore & Michiéiail Southern Railroad Company, according to ction two of Ordinance No. 31, published July 4th, 1878. Sealed proglgeals will be recelved up to noon of said day. The nndersi;%ned reserves the right to reject any and all of said bids. .

oy oo WILLIAM GALBRETH, g e Marshal of the Town of Ligonier. Ligonier, August 1, 1878 =l5-w3 ¢

THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY! GRAY'SSPECIFIC MEDICINE FRADE MARK, Is especially re-TRADE. MARK. 7NN commende‘g as TR WA anunfailing cure ANSEEGR P ==\ for Seminal Weak S B P 7R ness, Spermatorr STR @@ KLY heea, Impotency, S a 8 %Q J ?ill]dts;llndiseasea o S X | at follow as a . SRR sequence on self 88 :% A B fO T e 3})118(3;&8 I;/osso ST . &klng emory, Univer- E g 3 sal Lassitude, After TﬂkmgPain in the Back, Dimness of Vision, Premature Old Age,and many other diseases thatlead to insanity, Consumption and & Premature Grave, all of which, as arule are first caused by deviating from thepath of nature and overindulgence. The Specific Medicine is theresnlt ofa life study and many years of ex}gerience in treating these special diseases, rll particulars in our pamph'ets, which we desire to send free by mail to every one. The Specific Medicine is gold by all Druggists at 81 per package, or six packages for $5, or will be sent by mail on receigt of the money by addressing . | ; THE GRAY MEDICINE CO,, .+ »No. 10 Mechanics’ Block, Derrorr, MiCu. ¥®-Sold in Ligonier by C. ELprep & Soxn ,and by druggis)ts everywhere. ¢ 49-Iy,

- t",‘"*""""7'"’ MEIAAT AFLNAILFEP : i l.l.zteggx,.§,,es.°.9.!,.§=.mﬂﬂ§ Tetter, Serofula, Ulcers, Boils, Piwples, % and all BBlood discases yield toits wonderful powers. Pure Bloodistheguarantee: | of health. Read: ¢ Itcured Ty son of Serof- BE i & uln.”—J. E. Brooks, Painesville, O. ‘lt eured 3 &8 my child of Erysipelas.”—AMrs. E. Smeltzer, Lar:. ; : g imers, Pa. Price $l. R, E. SELLERS & CO. Z : ; Prop’s, Pittsburgh, Pa. ‘Sold by Druggists ¢né 3 gt e . PR ATLL HKINDS | —C ¥ ; Hiegal Blanks - FOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE. CabineT ShoP Bt o SeARDLL g~ ¢ e E Cabinet Wareßooms | A RIS e OV S QDS NS : \\\3&3« - f \\Sa‘s‘r%-'f;.?@g} G - ey s = 1 & > :/, Re AT ‘:‘—&sii;_‘?/" ? L 'l_ o H‘;?,

Would respectfully announce to the citizens of Noble county that he has constantly on hand 4e? a large ard superior stock of - = j Cabinet - Ware, : consisting in part of DRESSING BUREAUS, TABLES, STANDS, WARrD-Ropes, LouNaEs, Cur- ' BOARDS, MOULDING, . CHAIRS ANDBEDSTEADS, And in fact everything, usually kept’in a. FiratClass Cabinet Shop, Particular atfention - paid to the Undertaking Business, : COFFINS a.ways on hand and made to order on short notice. Also all kinds of shop work made to order, - Farniture Ware Rooms on west side of Cavin Street. corner of Fourth Street, Ligonier, Ind. §&" A good Hearse always inreadiness. TLiigonier, November 29, 1877.-12-1 RSy S e S g ' NEW ADVERTISEMENTS, lu'vestedjudiciously in Stocks (Optious er Privileges), often returns ten times the amonnt in 30 days, Fall details and Official Stock Exchange Reports free, - Address T. Potter Wight & Co., Bankers, 256 Wall Street, New York. ee TR TRI eel KEOKUKGREAT /4 3 B E CH zecantile S i ] - y i o O nti L k(i(lll.mi(il-’)‘. KEroxkuk, [owa, on the Mississippi. : Bcgﬂz-keepers, :Penmen, Reporters, Operators, ‘School Teachers.thomu;?'hly fitted. Apply to ed%li;)jr of this paper for half memberghip at'discount -Write for ¢ireulars to PROF , MILLER, KeOKUK, HOWMR. 000 o iy ST TBT AT Ciewiig BNCESTeeI Toliy 55 Ewaided zg iat onla) i : 5 ﬂll‘; c]tgvizfgj(;fftsfggfem‘l‘& Smmmfeﬁ"%"gm! “0!:‘]‘2?", ' acler of -siccetening and flavoring. 'The bost fobnccq [ Gvor madé, - As our biue strip trade-mark is closely . "imitated on infevior; goods, see that Jackson’s Best iB. - lon.every plug, Sold by ail dealers, *Sends for s‘nm%le.' ¥ free, fo C. A Jiciaor & Co., Mfss., Petersburg, Va. — t"‘ X ¢ & B £ { : S DT AN Beautitul Concert Grand | dIA ‘l;i;:ioseﬁco;tl 81,50‘{)éqonly, ' : SR Y ) &, Snperh Gran are . Planos. ggt i ()%. anl. ,s2§sNO%e§mnt ﬂpngﬁt , COSE i ,ngyéﬁﬁf. New Style Upright .Pianos; $112.50, o.rnn.t&-gﬂ.ﬁ-‘- ; Qrgunsﬂ stops, ; ~gn‘ :-,‘(gmrqh_ (‘)r’mnsﬁ Aqto'gs, ost $390, onTy 8 15.. Elogant $375 Mirror Top Organs, only Bt {' 'l‘ren.a:?dcsgsﬁmsﬁlgc% t‘t) close put present stoek, New Steam Factory soon‘«tqh%gfetfge‘ﬂi - Newspaper with much informationzs?fmt_:fc:oab of Pianos and Organs, SENT ;An&% Pleaseaddress . P 7 "DANIEL F. BE}TTI’; Washington, N. J. ‘v.‘.i‘, ¥ ":-; n"‘v'.; LU NNS GOOD NITALTII TR LIVER B 5 {i.ﬂ‘/m ",T: ‘:[m&f s 4 E'D ' eV SRNFOBRDS (6 e fientn® & f-% L —é,z. S Preag G Tgu ‘% i i e i Ay i \ o e..*gjmw?: O coommao, 4 " ‘z— LR ~ 3 Sich w&;{ B FOR DErsrs e e hh 4 tUmushms, Lo NT e pag oNG IR CLEFRS THE-/ PO g AN (ARG TR TeRN R ST & I ) B b B weabe sy s B arks J ‘GI Wreside Visito! b.: Terms and one.. - S | tgfé’? e . VICKERY. Aa. gby i%%%;% UG LT R R BTE TN E Newe A e E : @;\@‘% Rl EL K. ﬁi L \! *' g ...Meemu;‘”ﬂg;*; A Gea r ey SR RPR O ol for aome: iastrated clrogion wed ontl: Masik 1; 1‘&"’”5 ‘ ’ A IST A S kel % B T ReTR s e R

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GIO/0/D! INTENWTST! A. Luimnber Yard in Ligonier. ~ LUMBER, LATH AND SHINGLES, Of all classes and grades, ot constantly on hand. » Lumber, thorosghty sotseni et on hand rough, Brece. Catl anit S T pefe posaubrs aold at Botiom: { ,_Sjtreet','nmﬁm Of%eerr”.;eig;y tMm,_M}eYStoream,o@ Cam USSR Knepper & Peck. PIANOS & ORGANS. All persons v&ish-iﬂg{ to vpureﬁese' a -i'elia‘ble ihstrument_. end not wishing to pay two profits, can save money by eg_t}!ixg; on A, S. FISHER, 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 (. PELTON" STAR SHINGLES: . \, Ul o .. : §| - d6anch, $2.45 Per 81" 18 inch, $3.25.Per M. Why buy inferior grades of Shing- - gles when you can get the “Pel~lon” at these prices. | ' . JOHN WEIR. LIeNOIER ,February 7, 1877. SR ey - s : 5 D) ~ 2. Y EYVYR ( DR PRICGE’S Q BAKIN G *%g) FLAVORING SGrenge J . ’"ded )Jd’l‘“ A A- N 5 " freo from adultoration, Hhor. mors oSty fiat, uose Soode are than any others, and that they use them in their own families.: J(1 UNIQUE PERFUMES are the Gems of all Odors. ]]R PRIBE S TOOTHENE. Anagreeable, healthful Liquid Dentifrice: LEMON SUCAR. A substitute for Lemons. . : giv EXTRACT JAMAICA CINGER. From the pure root.. STEELE & PRICE'S LUPULIN YEAST GEMS. i i . The Best Dry Hop Yeast in the World, - . .STEELE & PRICE, Manfrs., Chicago, St. Louis & Cincinnati.

NEW GOODS. : Largest n;:l Best Stock ef‘ = For Clothing Ever Brought to —Ligonier.’ ED. RAPSCH . n vv‘ Invites the public in general to visit hinr at his | e o - Merchant Tailoring - ESTABLISHMENT, And sec¢ what he has in the cloth linefor Clothing -3 (HearTe! HearYe!y . B A j L B CLOTH] B S 20 Per Cent. below, g i<~ ) . : < i L 3 * g A R ? § s Now York Pnces§§ "ﬂ SN AT 5T 'c§ & B e : o SRR S 0 =7 RAPSCH'S &/ T d SCHS e - f T e . o c S A TR - Elegant Goods ofevery Descrip- . tiom to select from. Good Fits Warranted. o 11-4-4tf ... ED,RAPSGH, | F. W.Shinke & Bro. Take i)leasure in fnfo'x-minﬁ the people of Ligonier and vicinity that they have the best !ele'cged_ .. ‘stock of all kinds of: gy For Men ‘Boys. and Chi.dren; ‘a;léd,'.e‘n' eleg;alm"?‘ assortment of wear for Women, Misses and Children. All styles and qualities {o select from,— : : Willbe sold at " 0k . BOTTOM PRICES, e . Having edeptfed'lhe_ Sein 3 ; PRICE-SYSTEM! LOW PRICE-SYSTEM! Which réquircs solling at very small prodts, the public will appreciate the necesity of ready or l Lo g ,pmj‘inpt' pay, e o R "?V Lo i A special ;\ttedﬂion given to CUSTOM WORK. We gxieraetco rit-cliss atoek and wergm@mﬁﬁéﬁ Foaclo b iaed ““—"‘;“ L3~ ‘,.IT:«'""-'_ MENDING done EXPEDITIOUSLY “ Corn - Field - GAITERS,” - Of our own mak constantly on hand. . FXAMINEOUR 600DS, ' U B R e | bay et iho od rollublo shou stare of B C e TR T R e R e e et e N RN

BNy RYTYRee New Grocery! - New Bakery! = ' = : - i 5 7 L : 5 Everything New ! 3 "‘4, : 4 B * Everything Fresh! For 13 years connected with the widely-known Grocery and ngery firm of Kolb & Gross, at = GQShen. would respectfully announce that *he has just fitted up in the . : ) MIDDLE ROOM . ! M ¢ '-——('mrml-—? : Se | BANNER BLOCK 4 : = ’- : 3 = : : i¥ : .4 andnew offers the public & choice and exee'neive i sssortment of et i Groceries and Provisions . WOOD, WILLOW, GLASS, . OHINA AND STONE WARE, ‘ArLL NEW AND Bouenr ¥or CASH, and 10 be #old at Prices that must give " ’We cannot uudeimke to e-xiu;e_m.f; all wé kegb ; instock, biit we can say ‘hat in this establish‘ment you will find everything to be foundin‘s’ ~ First-Class Grocery. Fresh Bread Daily! In our eating roon &!’&; ;};@ WA« “vr;homathmxi ¢ ‘inner man.” TFresh Ae e e @il Gt o) TS andlbver trostment, i - COUNTRY PRODUCE ‘Bourht o G oe MR é’)%“pw »:.u‘ *“hm‘f‘% - ARRVRIRIV Ve A PRI o