The National Banner, Volume 13, Number 33, Ligonier, Noble County, 5 December 1878 — Page 3

You can gef a neatly trimmed Hat at as low afigqlem‘Wmml

The Fational Lanney

LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOTUS.

West’s Liver Pills Cure Dyspepsia.

Brushes of all kinds for sale by Eléred & Son. - :

Buy your paints and oils at Eldred & Son'sdrugstore.’ - . 1

Thé wild tale that the Bulgariam nobles desire Grant to rule over them, is received from Philippolis. i)

Buy your lamps, chimnies, and lanterns at Eldred’s Drug Store.

‘The official vote for Governor of Kansas stands: St. John; (Rep.), T 4, 020; Gorden, (Dem.), 37,208; Mitchell, (Greenback), 27.057. :

Go to Eldried’s Drug Stoié for Drugs and Patent Medicipes; :

The Wyoming Thread Company’s _factory at Fall River, Mass., was burn(ed Friday morning. Loss, $100,000; “insuranee $72,500. ‘

The best mixed paints in the market are to be found at Eldred’s drug store. | | . L ,

_—Thelargest and most elegant stock of millinery goeds is to be found at th¢ Ladies’ Bazaar. 5

K. 'W. Fischer keeps constantly on hand C. S. Maltby’s Celebrated Baltimore Oysters. Fresh invoice every Saturday. L Al

LouiskA. Godexe, publisher of Godey's Lady's Magazine, and probably the oldest editor in America,died in Philadelphia Friday at the age of 75. -

Buy toilet articles such as perfumes, hair oils, tooth soaf)’s» and powders, tooth,/ nail, hair and cloth' brushes, combs, &c., of Eldred & Son.

.The President has signed the commission of Mrs. Anna D. Thompsen to be post-mistress ab Mezmp\_his, Tenn. Her husband, who was past-master; fell a victim to yellow fever.

ELpreED -& SoN have just opened a fine assortment of toilet articles, such as hair oils, perfumes, face powders, puff boxes; alsq hair, tooth and nail brushes, toilet soaps, &c. o

The business depregsion in England is,very great. The iron and coal trades’ in-the South Staffordshire district is growing worse, and the Kentish hopgrowers are clamoring for protection.

If you have the Asthma, go to our popular druggist, H. C. Cunningham, and procure a bottle of the Great English. Cough Remedy. It is warranted.. - : | 32-8 W

Ex-Attorney-General Davis, of the Tiberian Republic, says that Liberia is no place for idie,'listless negroes, but gives the very oppoertunity lacking in this country to ambitious and eénergetic men of his race. t

We have just received anew stock of parlor,; bracket, and library lamps which’ we are offering at very low prices. We also furnish- chandeliers for parlors, churches, and school houses on short notice. C. ELDRED & SON.

The extensive sewer-pipe works of Sperry, Ritchie & Co., at Tallmage, 0., were burned Friday. Loss between _575,000 dnd $100,700; insurance about $39,000

USE CAUTION.—In calling for that excellent medicine, the Great English Cough Remedy, be sure you get no-other palmed off on you. For sale by H.-C.'Cunningham, Ligonier, Indiana. ; 32-Bw.

A spelling, match: in Peltonyille, Miss.,, ended in a row. One contestant said that p-l-o-u-g-h was alone correct, and another as exclusively maintained p-l-o-w. 'The schoolmaster rulsd that both were right, but in the absence of a dictionary, the prevailing sentiment-was that there could not be two correct ways of spelling one word. A book was thrown at the schoolmaster’s head, and a general fight ensued.

Buecklen’s Arnica Salve.

The best Salve in the world for cuts, ‘bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum:;. tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, aad all kinds of skin eruptions. This Salve is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction im every case or money refunded. "Price 25 cents per box. For sale by Scott & Sandrock, Ligonier, Indiana. vl2-n32-Bm.!

William A.. Potter, ex-Supervising Architect of the Treasury Department, was arrested Friday in New York on the Chicago indictment charging him with conspiring, two or three months after he was out of office, to defraud the Government in the building of the Chicago Custom House. Mr. Clarkson N. Potter furnished bail for his brother, who attributes the proceedings against him to the Chicago Idea..

Dyspepsia or indigestion, headache, ; pain-in the shoulder, coughs, tighti ness of the chest, dizziness, seur eruc- | , tations of the stomach, bad taste in the mouth, bilious attacks, palpitation of the heart, inflammation of the kidneys, and a hundred other painful symptoms;are theoff-spring of catarrh, One pottle of Constitutional Catarrh Remedy will prove a better guarantee . of its merits than advertising will do. ¥or sale by Scott & Sandrock. 29-2 m.

Secretary Evarts has written a letter to:a New York gentleman on the subject of the rights of German-A mericans in German%, in which he says that under the Bancroft treaty the naturalized German who sojourns in his native land over two years gives the Germap government the-right to consider such sojourn as a renunciation of American citizenship. Under such circumsftances the American Government en its own part could “not regard a protecting intervention a matter of course, but make it dependent upon special consideration.” e o : *“Nothing Like. It.” _ The fact that nearly all diseases of the Throat and Lungs can be cured by the Great English -Cough Remedy is now proved beyond a doubt, and the enormous, sale which the Great English Cough Remedy has reached .conclusively shows that the public have great faith in this Remedy for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronggitis, &e. Every. bottle is gu%rante d, or money refunded by H. €. Cunningham, @ < o e '32—Bw‘ et il A AR 4 s . . Some time ago a Laporte county white girl ran away with a negre, and last week .zge negro was tried-on a charge of seduction under promise of marriage. ['l‘he girl’s family are ignorant and superstitious. They claim that the negro charmed her by giving her an apple which she ate. The aegro claims she was attreeted by the music of a fiddie. IHe was “:& up for eighteen months. 1 «"; .4 ":“,;’fms;xwx,r lEAg AR 0. & TRIMAL TR APy A ! 'y 8 tunds. Dbail

. —That gobhler will gobblé no more. - —Qall Qn May & Hirsch at their elegant new quarters in Union Block. —lf there was less selfishness among ‘the people, what a happy world this might be. L —Every lady. should call at Jaco{;s’k & Goldsmith’s when they want a good fitting cloak. el o | —How would you like to buy a 440 acre tract of choice land on the Hawpatch for ready cash? G | —The sidewalks.in places on Cavin street are in extremely bad condition, and should be repaired. : —Glance over your account books and See if there is not. a little settling up to do between this and New Year. —Township Trustees can save mon= ey by buying School Material of H. C.Cunningham, Call before purch= asing elsewhere, - , i —Wheat and corn, pork and beef are low, but prices at May & Hirsch’s Enterprise- Clothing House are still lower. ' oy - —The panoramic entertainment in the M. E. Church, last Mond'aiy evening, was well attended and gave general satisfaction. —The sale of the Gale farms created something of a semsation among the Hawpatch farmers, It is generally regarded a big thing. g — The building of piked roads in Allen county is being strongly talked of and with much hope of success. Noble county, alas! lacks the courage to even make a start. e

—Railroad men give it as their opinion that the L. S. & M. 5. R. R. Company is making arrangements for double-tracking the Air Line division within the next two years. - —The 'band boys are arranging to give a musical concert soon. They have some excellent music, and have arranged with the best vocal talent in town, as well as at South Bend to asgist them. g |

—~Don’t be in a hurry about getting rid of your hogs and cattle that will stand a little more feeding. We do not predict an early advance in prices, but it is hot likely that they will fall below present figures: —Harry Hans, of the South Bend Bill-Poster, was yesterday found guilty in the U. S. Circuit Court at Indianapolis on a charge of sending ob: scene .literature through the mails, and went to jail awaiting sentence. —From September Ist to November 30 there were shipped from, the Ligonier station 4,758 barrels of apples. If these apples had commanded 50 cents per bushel, what a snug little sum of money they would have added to the farmers’ treasury, , i " —A reform in the culinary departments of hotels is being inaugurated, The hot biscuit is gradually disappearing from the bill of fare. Wellbaked, digestible bread is taking the place of that health-destroying, dys-pepsy-promoting compound. —The Advertising Drop at Union Hall is an elegant and ornamental design. Only three spaces are left, and any of our business men wishing to secure space will have to leave their orders by Friday (to-morrow) noon, as in the afternoon work will be commenced gn it. . - :

, —The plate glass in the north window of Selig Bro’s meat market, in the Uhion Block, was slightly cracked when put in, and on Friday merning the crack extended the whole length of the glass, which in‘a manner detracts from the appearance .of the handsome front. e

—The year 1878 is fast approaching its end. The month of December ought tp be largely devoted to a general settling up. Paying off little debts, and big ones too, for that matter, helps to make times a little more easy. There is nothing like keeping the dellars in motion. o

—lf the prospective reduction of the rate of interest to 6 per cent. should be followed, as alleged, by an increased demand for real estate, capitalists need have no fears of not finding places for profitable investments. Any number of good farms in Noble county can be bought at very reasonable figures. :

—The possibility of a general European war ought to prompt farmers to raise as much stock as possible. We know very well that present prices are way below hard pan, but there is no telling what the near future may bring forth. Farmers may next year obtain fair prices in spite of John Sherman. . S

—Messrs. Linn & Collins, publishers of the Wabash Courier, have come to the conclusion.that publishing a weekly paper on the credit system is a poor way of becoming bloated bondholders, and have notified. their many delinquent subscribers that on and after January 1, 1879, they will publish their paper on an exclusive cash basis. )

—Every laboring man can now supply himself with ample quantities of pork and beef for six or nine months to come. ‘A few weeks’ labor will earn enough of this substantial food to keep his family well supplied. l.et no laboring man neglect this. Almost any farmer will be found willing to exchange a few hogs and one or two hundred peunds of beef for labor on the farm. | i

—-Negotiations :are pending with Green’s Comedy and Concert Gompany to open Union Hall, with the new comedy, “Nip and Tuek,” which is the latest London success. 'The company is a large one, under the personal supervision of J. E. Green, the oldest manager and performer now on the boards. Mr. Green is the proprietor of Sharply’s Minstrels, who will also appear here early in January. ~ —According to a correspondent of the Angola Herald, there is a fair prospect of a cheese factory being established at Kendallyille, Messrs, William and Stutely’ Whitford are soliciting patronage for it. The plan is this: A man will cume there and make 4re to bring the milk to him. Some

—Decker now sells shell oysters. ; —Our Albion correspordent is decidedly severe on the licensed. —See new advertisement of May & Hirsch. They talk business. —Selig’s dedicatory lunch was extensively patronized last Monday. —Don’t forget that May & Hirsch have moved into their new room in Union Block. - :

| - —Dr. Knepper and Elder Chapman further discussed the temperance question on Tuesday evening. —As School has commenced, parents will find it to their interest to buy their children’s Beoks, Slates, &0., at Cunningham’s. o9t

—Let it be distinctly understood that we are in no sense to be held responsible for the opinions expressed by correspondents. —That Elgin Ink, sold by H. C. Cunningham, is certainly an excellent article. It flows freely from the pen, produces-a rich lustre, and is in every respect a first-class ink. : .

—Dr. Gilbert, of Kendallville, has gone to New York City for the purpose of attending lectures and clinics in Bellevue Hospital, for a period of three or four months. :

—~Several parties in this locality who have money out on interest have consented to a two per cent. reduction of the ten per cent. rate of interest. Eight per cent. is a high rate; yet a good deal nearer a fair deal than ten.

—Elder Ebert’s thanksgiving sermon is highly spoken of by those who had the pleasure of hearing it. Onlya few of the business houses were closed here during the forenoon. It seems to be a very difficult matter to induce our citi@ens to observe national ‘holidays. | :

. —llf local correspondents would arrange their items somewhat after the style of the! author of the “Buzzard Glory Items,” a good deal of spaee might be ecenomized, and at the same time present their items in readable shape. To crowd a good deal of information into comparatively little space should be the aim of every contributor to the press.,

- —Will some Democrat or Greenbacker at Swan be kind [enough te call the attention of Ephraim Cramer to that portion of Secretary Sherman’s report which states that the interest account of the government has been increased during the past fiscal year to the amount of $5,376.363.07? Mr. Cramer, during the late campaign, made some bold charges against democratic speakers for declaring that the. bonded debt had been increased under Sherman’s management of the finances. Let Mr. Cramer familiarize himself with this important subject.

Another invoice of Ladies’ Cloaks just received and they will mow .be sold 25 per cent. cheaper than at the beginning of the season. g : - Jacobs & Goldsmith,

/ LARGE LAND SALE.—Straus Bros. last week made another purchase of a large tract of land (440 aeres) in the best locality of the Hawpatch, five miles north-east of Ligonier, from Horatio Gale, of Albion, Mich. The land is divided into three separate farms, each well improved, and classed among the best of that loeality. -

These farms were a few years since purchased by Mr. Geo. H. Gale for the purpose of laying outa “ra%lroad town” —the machine shops of the then projected Canada Southern Railway being largely calculated upon by those occupying confidential relations to the controlling spirits of that ill-fated enterprise. 15

It- is perhaps needless to say that Mr. Gale lost . largely by his investment. He paid at the rate of $lOO per acre; what he. realized subsequently, upon turning the property over to his brether Horatio, we are not in position to state. Suffice it to say that his losses have swept away an estate of about $60,000. e As real estate operators the Straus Bros. have but few superiors. They probably buy and sell more real estate than any other firm' in. Northern Indiana. Amply provided with ready cash, they observe opportunities te huy at such figures as will enable them to either hold the property to advantage or sell on long time, to suit purchasers.. The purchase of the Gale farms shows that they are as ready to buy four or five hundred acres “in a lump” as a 60-acre tract—provided,always, that prices can be made to suit;

In making the above purchase, the Straus Bros. also bought all the personal property of Mr, Gale, including a large quantity of the latest improved machinery and farm implements. See their card for further particulars. =

Just received a mew lot of Buffalo Robes at prices lower thanever. Jacobs& Goldsmith,

INFORMATION THAT PAYS—With its reduction in price and its great amount of wuseful information, the American Agriculturist can hardly fail to pay well, all who invest the small sum required to get it. Read the advertisement.

Our entire line of Cloaks have been reducgd 10 cost price.

Cloaks formerly sold for $5 now $8.75 Cloaks formerly sold for $6 now $4.50 Cloaks formerly sold for $7 now $5.00 A complete assortment to select fromi. Jacobs & Goldsmith,

A week ago Saturday, John Batterson, a section hand on the Lake Shore road, being a well-known friend. of J. J. Mell, of New Carlisle, was given lodging at his house. Having but two beds in the house, he was put to bed with a little five-year-old daughter of Mr. Mell. During the night he brutally outraged her, and escaped before his crime was discovered. He-was pursued, captured, and will soon be tried at New Carlisle. : el P —— e A 8 WE have been engaged in building during the present season end are in need of all money dueus, we earnestly request all indebted to us to call and settle without delay., L ; C. ELDRED & SON. s Sty O Wi Ny Mm’ Croaxs at COST to clcse n. ATy ; W ? + C. STANSBURY & SoN; - - Lyman Tm»&; main, ex-congressman sl s

: : NO. 8. 1 . All new and exeelléfit‘ Music. 35 Cents per copy; $3.60 per Doz. ' Used in the Public Schools, and SCHOOL MATERIAL _ ofall kinds, Sold at the Very Lowest Prices. THE NEW HOME SewinG MachinE Is the lightest running and best machine in tke 5 »’ maiket, and ‘ Sold at Rémarkably Low Prices. } J. Hi. HOFFMAN, 32tf ' Bookseller and Stationer. eN T e —{Call and examine the Boss Overcoat for $2.25, at the Enterprise Clothing House of May & Hirsch. < A WORD IN SEASON.—Says the Huntington Democrat: “Itis not necessary for us to say that the success of a country newspaper depends entirely upon the patronage received in the county where published, and that it is too frequently the case that subscribers allow the publishers of country papers to go for months and even years without paying thesmallamount of their subscription. To make a county paper a success and meet the large out-lay of money each week, it is absolutely necessary that the patrons do not allow their accounts with the publishers to stand delinquent for months, but on the contrary, as with subscriptions to all foreign papers, the same should be paid strictly in advance,”

All Goods are reduced in prices from this date on, at Jacobs &£ Goldsmith’s,.

IMPORTANT TO GUARDIANS.—A decision of interest to guardians was rendered by the Supreme Court of the State, November 2nd, on appeal from Knox county. A guardian, on his ward attaining his majority, paid dver to him the residue of his estate remaining in his (the guardian’s) hauds, taking his receipt therefor, and considered himself discharged from his trust. The Supreme Court ruled that he could net obtain a discharge except by making his final report to the Circuit Court, together with his petition for discharge, and upon the Circuit Court accepting his report granting his petition and declaring his discharge from liability, he could enly be released from his trust, and not otherwise. . M :

Do mot be pel;suaded under any comsideration to buy a dols lar’s worth of clothing, until yYou have seem our stock and prices, Call and be convinced, __ _M.JACOBS & CO. SELIG BrROS’. NEW HEADQUARTERS. —Selig Brothers opened their new meat market-in the Union Hall building, Monday, with a frée lunch. A BANNER reporter happened around about lunch time, and, after stowing away an enormous quantity of bread, leverwurst, etet, the thought struck him almost as suddenly as the lunch did. that a brief description of the*interior would be acceptable to the publie. As you enter the room you are favorably impressed with its handsome appearance. The meat room proper is handsomely finished with walnut and ash, and is divided by a marble top counter, also finished with walnut and ash. On the north side of the room is a large‘,mea,t rack, and on the south a small private office. Three large meat blocks on the floor, and a ‘handsome chandelier hanging in the center. This comprises the furniture. Back of this room is the refrigerator room, and still back of that yet is the engine room in which a steam engine will be erected to furnish power for the making of sausage, etc. After all this, taking in the handsome frent with its I#ge plate glass, we need but songratulate our citizens upon having such. energetic business men as the Messrs. Selig Brothers. THE BANNER certainly wishes them success in their new and elegant quarters. L

FREsH arrival of Imported DRESS GOODS, at less than the cost of importation. Come early and seeure a bargain. -J.C.STANSBURY & Sor&.

After witnessing the success that attends the practice of Drs. Price & Brewer, we can but speak of them as thorough and efficient practltiofxera. We have for many years observed Drs. Price & Brewer steadily advancing their favorite doctrine for the cure of chronic ailments, and dissem-. inating the principles which they concede to be the true, scientific and unerring basis of medical practice. We know that Drs. Price & Brewer are not of those one-idea all-idea and noidea doctors who exist but for a day, they seem to be of more enduring material, free and clear. from ‘medical fashions and superstitions with an independent system of their own drawn from the secrets of nature and common sense. Devoted as they have been for so many years to the treatment of certain chronic diseases, with all the qualities for skillful physicians they could not be otherwise than successful. :

Those diseased who want health should see Drs. Price & Brewer on their next visit at the Ligonier House, in this place, on Wednesday, Dec. 18th.

Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. - The BEST SALVE in the world for Cuts,Bruises,|Sores, Ulcers,Salt Rheum, Tetter, - Oh'af»ped .Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all kinds of Skin Eruptions. This Salve is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in every case or mon%y refunded.” Price 25 Cents per box. orsale by Scott & SBandrock, Ligonier. Plymouth Church—H. W. Beecher pastor_has finally. excomtaunicated

Dr. McConnell, of Angola, had a se“vere bilious attack last week. Fielding Prickett, of Albion, was in town last Friday and Saturday. James L. Gates entered upon his du‘ties as night police Saturday night. ~ William H. Orr and wife left yesterday afternoon for Van Wert, Ohio. |, Charles Eichhold, of New York, is here visiting his uncle, Jacob Straus. .- Archie Wilson and some more of % the “boys” spent Thanksgiving in Elkhart. 2

~ The Berry Btros. havesold their grist mill at Swan, and will hereafter reside at Kendallville. ;. T. P. Kessler has returned from his Ohio trip and is again actively engaged in business. Mr. Henry Bowers succeeds J.M. Humphreys as agent of the G. R. & I. R. R. at Kendallville. -

John H. Hoffman is going to Chicago in a few days to eomplete his selection of holiday goods. \ : Mrs. McQueen, of Rolling Prairie, spent a few days last week in town vigiting her mother, Mrs. McKinzie. J. W. Bordner returned yesterday morning from Ohio, whither he had gone to attend the funeral of his father. Judge Osborn, who is likely to be the next Speaker of the Indiana House, conferred ‘with friends at Kendallville last Monday. : v ' We venture the assertion that H, G. Zimmerman is about the happiest lawyer in Northern Indiana. Cause—see Birth column. Bob McGregor, formerly of Kendallville, but for some months a resident of Kansas, has been elected a Justice of the Peace. : An enjoyable musieal soiree was held at the residence of Miss C'ara Luke, on the north side, by her many friends last Thursday evening. Mr. Jacob Weigel, of Washington township, favored us with af’ipleasant call yesterday. He reports peace, harmony and good health in his locality. The wife of Germ Brown.[ deceased, late editor of the Steuben Republican, received $2,500 from the Odd Fellows Mutual Aid Society. Life insurance is not a bad thing, after all. Tom C. Mays, recently of the Auburn Courier, has sent us the first issue of the Silver Cliff (Colorado) Miner, of which he is the business manager. There is considerable “snap” in that Miner. adas

- D, P. Miller, contrary to general expectation, will net officiate 'as deputy for Sheriff Williams. The latter’s son, now eut west, will act in that capacity. D. P.is going to establish his future headquarters here. The Angola Herald reports: “Mr. W. M. Carr, of Ligonier, has been employed to run the new machinery at Welche’s stave factory. Mr, Carris a clever gentlemen and, we doubt not, will give entire satisfaction to his new engagement.” ' _ Hon. Wm. Hopkins, of Fremont, Steuben county, authorizes the Angola Herald to state that he stands ready at any and all times to meet any honorable Tepresentative of the hard money theory in a public discussion of the financial question; that he will treat such disputant with respect and as a gentleman, but that he means business and will either drive his opponent to the wall or go there himself, Mr. Hopkins has given the money question a great deal of thought, and feels confident of his ‘ability to vindicate the . greenback - doctrine against all odds. Wonder if our dem-ocratic-republican friend,ex-J udge Joe Woodhull, couldn’t be persuaded to take up the cudgel for the gold bugs? " Glo to M. Jacobs & Co.’s at the ““loss Clotlfing House!”’ where You can have the largest stock to select from, and their prices are by far the lowest to be found

Dr. King’s California Golden Compound Is astrictly 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 complaint, 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 te go to your druggists, D. 8. Seott & Son, and get a trial bottle free of charge, which will show you what a regular one dollar size bottle will do. Ask for Dr. King’s California Golden Compound, and take no other.

A CARD.

To the Citizens of Ligonier: i § We .are at present engaged in painting the Scenery in Union Hall, in your City, and parties desirous of having their rooms frescoed in the latest styles can secure us to do the work by callg on us at the Hall daring the day, or at Eldred & Hoffman’s siore in the evening. Do not imagine, as many do, that Frescoing is too expensive for any but millionaires. We can finish rooms from $25 to $75, according to the size and amount of work. Designs and estimates farnished free of charge. Parties desirous of securing our survices will have to give ns netice as soon as possible as our time is worth money. Respectfally, = FASSET & WHITE, Scenic and Fresco Artists, Hooley’s Theatre, Chicago, Illinolg, :

Stop That Cough.

If you are suffering with a severe cough, cold, asthma, bronchitis, consumption, less of voice, tickling in the throat, or any affection of the throat, we know that Dr. King’s New Discovery will give you immediate relief.— We know of hundreds of cases it has completely cured, and that where all other medicines have failed. No other remedy can show one half as many permanent cures. Now to give you satisfactory proof that Dr. King’s New Discovery will cure you of asthma, bronchitis, hay fever, consumption, severe coughs and colds, hoarseness, Or any throat or lung disease, if you will call at D.S. Scott & Son’s drug store you can get a trial bottle gor' ;en cents, or a regular size bottle or $l. i :

i grsettllll O APt ~The members of the Potter Committee have informally agreed to investi--gate the cipher dispatches and similar matters, even if they are not so directed by the House, : | A ——-—-—-—-be-——-—-—‘;— / Exhilarating. The fragrance of Dr. Price’s Floral Riches, the sweet odor of his Pet Rose, and his charming perfume Alista Bouquet, produces an exhilarating effect upon the mind, They are as fresh T me e et wume. .N\ +lave u themt but to

INTO OUR ELEGANT f NEW QUARTERS. . Somanocasr MORE GOODS! MORE CHANCES * ' —FOR— L Rareßargains MAY £ HIRSCH ] ’ . | Cordially invite their friends throughout the country to call and see them at their elegant .+ new quartersin UNION BLOCK, and 'exanfine their large and ' _superb stock of READY-MADE For Men, Boys and Children, . PRICES Lower Than Ever; So low as to create _profou_nd astonishment in the minds of all who are not familiar with our fadilities for buying at the Very Lowest Figures at which goods can be obtained in eastern markets. Our chief - ~ alm 18 to

Build Up a Big Trade by selling at a mere trifle over and above actual cost, and by furnishing proof that we can sell Clothing ckeaper than any other firm has ever before attempted in Northern Indiana.

Come in and afford us an opportunity of proving every word herein contained. - MAY & HIRSCH. Ligonier, Ind,, Deoc. 5, 1878.-18tf

=R EMOVED. === I have moved my place of business from the Banner Block into Dr. Gants’ building, opposite Brown’s Furniture Rooms. T have purchased the nicest and best stock of Ever broughfi to Ligonier.y Those wishing Clothes A'Chea.p for Cash can do well by calliigon » o TD BATSOH EDON’T be Deceived by Buying Elsewhere.-& Ligonier,{lnd., Sept. 4, 1»878’—44 tf :iR S é55 4

- SHERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue of a certified copy of a decree and an order of szle to me directed by the Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court of Noblecounty, Indiana, in the case of Frederick W. Straus, Jacob Straus, Mathias Straus and Jacob Kern vs, Jehn L. Lape, George W. McConnell, Catharéx Lape, Cornelia McConnell, John M, Judy, Ja! Hoover, David Snater, William Rookstool, David Meloy, Amos King, John Norris, Jesse Bechtel. Allen iichard,‘ Jonathan Bloan, Walter Carr, William Snyder, William Crowell, Isaac H. Hall, Jacob Keller, Jacob : Wolf, “Elizabeth Bushoni. Allen Green, John Gordy, Charles H. Strumbeck, Porter Green, Dawriel Lower, Uriah Francisco, William Francisco, Jacob Hostetter, Henri Hosttetter, Solphig. Cline, Martin Hillebolt, Emanuel Cumm ns;. George Wyrock, Morgan 'Snyder, Daniel . Green, Silas L. Kettring and Horace D. Rod%ers. I will offer for sale at gnbllc“aucflou at the door of the court-house in the town of Albion, county of Noble, and State of Indiana, on Friday, December 13th, 1878, Between the hours of ten o’clock, A. u., and four o'clock, ». m., of said day, all of the rlght. title and interest of the said defendants for, to and in the following described real estate, to wit: Commencing at the intersection of the north line of Hagle Street and the west line of Detroit Btreet, in the town of Rochester, in said county, ruoning from thence north 2.25 chains, thence east 5.25 chains, thence north 4.82 chains, thence aorth 4414 degrees, east 3.19 . Chains, thence north 4.32 chains, thence north 66 degrees, west 7.10 chains, thence south 7 - chains. thence south 8214 degrees, west 8.75 chalos, thence south 2.25 chains, and thence east 8.82 chains'to the place of beginning, containing ten acres of ground.—The same being the Rochester Mill property. s And, also: The north-east fourth of section five (5), township thirty-four (84) north, range nine " (9) east, in said Noble connty, Indiana. . 4 -NATHANIEL P. E 4 GLES,. 8 o { Sheriff Noble County, Ind Taaso B, Kmismix, Attommey for Plaintif. i Albion, Nov. 18th, 1878.-311w3-pf $l3. . . LIST OF LETTERM - JOEMAINING inthe Post Office at Ligonier, R mum.durfhazhwu?\?a&r L Beane, Miss Retta Pettit, Jesse O, * ‘Palmer, Mrs, Anna __ Platt, Mra, Lollle » MWmmmum

A Lumber Yard in Ligonier. - LUMBER, LATH AND SHINGLES, Of all classes and grades, kept constantlyon hand. Pine Lumber, 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 Street, north ofKerr?s,Fumiture Store. . ™™ Knepper & Peck. ANOS & DRGANS. PIANOS & ORGANS. All persons wishing to purchase a reli’abieiin#rument. and not wishihg to pay two profits, can save money by (l:?__lllaiggpn'x;\.,,s. FISHER, Ligonier, Ind. . IfYouNeed a First-Class COOK STOVE! - -~ orianelegant « | PARLOR STOVE, - PARLOR STOVE, (either coal or wood) or a common BOX.STOVE In short, any kind of a Stove, call ~ at the Hardware Store of - Who Sells at BOTTOM PRICES. LigoNER, November 24;1877. . : L 3 ¥ . = i- : - . < ; BRI VY @) DR. PRICE’S 9 CREANM & JXE%L/—’ L BAKIN G %55 | FLAVORING, PoOwDER- N 6/ FXTRACTS. - S IWDEE: N 4/ LXIRALTS, | Eminent Chemists and Physicians certify that these goods are free from adulteration, richer, more effective, produce better results than any others, and that they use them in their own families. J(1 UNIQUE PERFUMES are the Gems of all Odors. DB PBIGE STOOTHENE. Anagreeable, healthful Liquid Dentifrice. LEMON SUCAR. A substitute for Lemons. = g EXTRACT JAMAICA CINCER. From the pure root. STEELE & PRICE'S LUPULIN YEAST GEMS. el : . The Best Dry Hop Yeast in the World. _ v STEELE & PRICE, Manfrs., Chicago, St. Louis & Cincinnati.

CabineT ShoP ! —AND— A Cabinet Wareßooms @i SS N O // “;\“\%‘f / : /4 = : TS R T R.D. KERR | Would respectfully anmounce to the citizens of Noble county that he has constantly on hand - alarge and superiof stock of - Bl -£ t 1 Cabinet - Ware abinet - Ware, congisting in part of - - : DRESSING BUREAUS, TABLES,STANDS, WARD-ROBES, LOUNGES, CUP- : BOARDS, MOULDING, Ly i CHAIRS AND BEDSTEADS, And in fact everything unsually kept im a First- . Class Cabinet Shop, Particalar attention - - paid tothe Undertaking Bneiness, 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, 8@ A good Hearse always in readiness. 4 Ligonier, November 29, 1877.-12-1 " " =.. . -. . AR . ot F. W. Shinke & Bro. Take pleasure in lnforminfi t.hevpéopl'e"of Ligonier and vidinity that thely ave the best selected : — stockofall kindsof ~ : For Men, Bo;a, and Children; also, an el‘e&i* assortment of wear for Women, Misses and Children, All-styles and qualities to select from.— & Willbe'soldat . o BOTTOM PRICES, | Having adopted the Which requires selling at very small profits, the public will appreciate the necessity of ready or. prompt pay. . . " - i LU Special Attention givento. - . CUSTOM WORK. We guarantee first-class stock and workmanship, - MENDING done EXPEDITIOUSLY “ Corn - Field GAITERS,” ~ Of our own make constently on hand, Crm i Tel b ivepaey SML B O e s R kb e e U e e RS e e agonter tidalianek SNN - B e e e g

New Grocery! Everything New! Everything Fresh! - K.W.FISCHER, For-13 years connected with the widely-known Grocery and Bakery firm of Kolb & Gross, at ' Goshen, would respectfully announce that he has just fitted up in the i » L MIDDLE ROOM . : ; : ——QF THE— ~ . : - BANNER BLOCK 4 ___:‘.___. ] e e . | ARG sbw ofieys'the public a cholce and extensive _ 3 o assortment o{ : o S e ‘Grroceries and Provisions - WOOD, WILLOW, GLASS, o s ~ CHINA AND STONE WARE, *‘and to be sold at Priced that mustigive = T R W cannot undertake to enumerate all wekesp -in tock, but we cansay thatin this establishs. . ! ment you will find everything to be found h% ~ First-Class Grocery, = et e R . EATING HOUSE! e PRTTRR O %%fig RS R B, o