The National Banner, Volume 13, Number 35, Ligonier, Noble County, 19 December 1878 — Page 3

The finest line of HOLIDAY GOODS, Bibles, Albums, Poems, Vases, Toilet Goods, Lamps, &c., for Presents, in town, at H. €. Cunningham’s.

The Aational Bannes

LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOUS.

West’s. Liver Pills Qure Indigestion.

Two hostile Indian prisoners were takem from the agent at Salmon City, Idahe, on the Ist inst, and shot to death by a mob. : |

K. W. Fischer keeps constantly on hand C. S. Maltby’s Celebrated Baltimore Oysters. Iresh invoice every Saturday. : ', i ke

Three negroes, in jail at Lake City, Fla. for robbery, were taken out and shot by a band of masked men, Saturday morning. | e -

If you have the Asthma, go to our popular druggist, H. C. Cunningham, and procure a bottle of the Great Xnglish\‘ Cough Remedy. - It is waryanbted. ey 32-8 w

‘Prior Jones and Smith Jackson, colored, were executed at Bastrop, Texas, Saturday, in the presence of 3,000 people, principally negroes. .

) USE CAUTION.—In calling for ‘that excellent medicine, the Great “English Cough liemedy, be sure you get no other palmed off on you. For sale by IL. C.cunningham, Ligonier, Indiana. : St 32-Bw.

A Union Depot & 'Transfer Co. has been formed at Chicago, with a capital of $500,000, and authority to handle and transfer freights. ,

A 8 WE have been engaged in building during the present seasen and are in need of all money due us,;we earnestLy request all indebted to us ‘to call and settle woithout delay. e . C. ELDRED & SON.

Grant will haye 138 Southern votes in the Nationai Republican Convention. The Southern Radicals demand his nomination. : s

NoTICE is liereby given that the undersigned urgently requests all parties indebted to him to call and settle their accounts before New Year’s. It will save trouble and expense. ; : SOLOMON ACKERMAN, l- Messrs. Blaine. Conkling, Sherman and Washburne are satisfied that Gen. Grant ‘is just the man for— king of Buigaria. So are the people generally. _Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. ° -, The best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises, spres, ulcers, salt rheum, tetter, ehapped haunds, chilblains, corns, and all kinds of skin eruptions. This Salve is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in evely case or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For salg by Seott & Sandrock, Ligonier, Indiana. o vl2-n52-Bm, - The| Chicago Inter-Ocean explains that when it said “the gold dollar must £O,” it meant not gold coin in general but the small gold dollar-piece. - Dyspepsia or indigestion, headache, ‘pain in the shoulder, coughs, tightness of the chest, dizziness, seur eructations of the stomach, bad taste in. “the mouth, bilious attacks, palpita“tion of the heart, inflammation of the kidneys, and a hundréd other pa_inful’ symptoms,are theoff-spring of catarrh, ‘One vottle of Constitutionat Catarrh Remady will prove a better guarantee of its merits than advertising will do. For sale'by Scott & Sandrock. 29-2 m.

Mrs. J. D. Mclntyre, of Pendet Co., N. C. aged 24, has just presented to her husband hig 24th child. He is 80 years old, and she is his fourth wife. “Nothing Like It G The fact that nearly ull diseases of. the Throdt and Lungg can be cu;reck 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, Broncliitis, &e. Every bottle: is guaranteed, or money .refunded by H. C. Cunningham,’ taa o i -82-8 w | - larry Hans was last week sentenced to one year in jail for sending obscene literature through the mail. That was the I&htest penalty known to the law, and feeling that it was out of proportion to the offense, Judge Gresham has sent a recommendation, to the Président that the sentence be commuted to three months in the La‘Porte county jail. Hans is still in jail here, but goes to LaPorte in a day or two.-——lndianapolis Sentinel,Dec. 18. ‘FoLLow THE CROWD !—This advice is peculiarly appropriate to those iq want of Ready-Made Clothing and Gent’s Furnishing - Goods, for the crowded store must possess some attraction or offer some extra-induce-ment to cause the people to flock to May &: Hirseh'’s Enterprise Clothing House, in Union Block, Iggonier., . e e g The Breokville Democrat speaks of an apple tree on the farm of Mr. S. C. James; near Palestine, that is sixtyfive years old, measures nine feet in cirﬂ‘umference, is in a thrifty condition, and produced twenty-five bushels of apples this year, ;

A Wonderfal Discovery.

if you are suffering with a severe cough, cold, asthma, bronchitis, consumptiqn,’ 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 eudred, and that where all other medicines have failed. Noother remedy can show one half as many permaré_ent eures. Now to give you satisfactory proof that Dr. King’s New Discovery will cure you of asth'ma, bronchitis, hay fever, consumption, severe coughs and colds, hoarseness, or any throat or lung disease, if you will call at D.S. Scott i@zr Son’s drug store yon can get a trial bottle for ten cents, or a regular gize bottle forsl. . : bt G

The South Beud Register says that three deer made their appearance in ‘Warren township, on Wednesday of last week, a full grown doe and two fawns. A party of hunters was immediately organized and pursuit made. The men came up with and killed the olddeer. . s

Great Reduction in Overcoats, The Frostkiller formeriy sold for $2.50 7 now only $2.00. The Esquimaux formerly sold for 84.00 : ‘mow only $2,50, The Chinehilla formeriy sold for $7.00 . ~ now only $5.00. The “Nobby” formerly sold for $lO.OO ~ mow omnly $7.00. And still a complete assortment to select from. = ; . ML, FACOBS & CO. R Mﬁ'ﬁl&. o Y R e Y

. —The measels are in town, - . —McLean’s pond is well patronized these days. b —Hear the merry jingle—jingle of the sleigh-bells. A —Baer’s Lancaster Almanacs, for sale by H. C. Cunningham. i —Protracted meeting at Indian Village by the United Brethren. - - —The Kendallville News estimates that it will take $3OO to properly grade that city. dhhi . —Aecordeons, Violins, Harps,Drums, Instruction Books, Sheet Music, &c., at low prices at Cunningham's. - —The Wabash Plaindealer publishes its delinquent subscribers, as a warning to evil-doers generally. —Elegant and appropriate Christmas Gifts in all lines, at . ' - JAcoßs & GOLDSMITITS.

—Efforts ought to be made to establish a cheese factory in this locality. Won’t some enterprising individual take hold of the matter?

—There is no longer a premium on gold. 8o you are perfectly safe in emptying your old stockings. Let the “shiners” come out and do good:. =~ —Everybody call at Cunningham’s and examine his Holiday Stock before purchasing Presents for your Friends and Babies. Bottom Prices gnaranteed, - . K gt , —THE BDANNER office will soon be supplied with another job press. This will give us four first-class power presses. Bring on your job work.

~—lf yow wish to buy a nice Family or Poclcet Bible, Album, Poem, Card Case, Stercoscope, Gold Rens, Portmonnais,&o., &ec., call at Cunningham’s and save money. Gospel Hymns No. 3, 30 cts. per copy. —“The poor ought to be satisfied with potato soup,” preached a Chicago clergyman, whose pulpit, the Wash-

ingten Post thinks, “.nguld be better emploved in stabling a mule.” Congent. | i

—TOY¥YS! TOYS!! TOYS!! A large assortment of every description, such as Vases, Card Stands, Wine and Toilet Scts, Glass and Shell Boxes, Tin, Wood, Iron ond China Goods, Wax and China Dolls, Mugs, &e., at Cunningham’s., - ~ ) . —A well selected stock of Watches, Clocks, JeWe]r}Z,,Specpacles and Fancy Geods for the holiday trade of 1878, Great reduction from former prices. New Styles; call and examine. J. W. Higginbotham. o —A twenty-dollar gold piece was receivedsat Sol. Mier’s Banking House the other duy on payment of a farmer’s note; It would be interesting to know jinst how long that precious coin had been “salted down.” —Thé Fortr Wayne papers express the opinion that the banks of that city would do a very wise and sensible. thing by reducing the rate of interest, as the banks at Grand Rapids and other ¢ities have done—to 8 per cent. ~lln a letter to a cigar manufacturer of Wheeling, W. Va, Senator Davis says an impression prevails in Washington that no change will be made at this session of Congress in the tax on tobacco and cigars. ] . —ln order to afford us an opportunity of giving temporatry employment to the numerous tramps who honor us quite extensively with applications for “a little work and something to eat,” we want a few more cords of four-foet wood on subscription. - In speaking of Dr. Parker’s candidacy for prison director, the Goshen “Democrat observes: “The Doctor has been a resideat of the State for twenty years, and a faithful worker. in the democratic party, and his claims sho'd ‘not be overlocked.” That’s so. ~—The Adams, the American and the United States Express companies have decided to reduce their rates on heavy freight between Cincinnatiand New York to $2 per 100, in order the better to compete with the fast freight lines. | : A ‘

—Dr. Gard mourns the mysterious disappearance of his deg— asetter and waler spaniel—six months old, black curly hair, white tip at end of tail, two or three white toes. Any person returning the lost dog to the disconsolate owner will be liberally rewarded in pills. : Uik :

~Harry Hans can truthfully aver that misfortunes do not come singly. In addition to being consigned to jail for publishing and circulating an obscene paper—2'he Bill-Poster—he now has to lament the elopement of his wife with a young fellow named Har-

ry Dunbar, who officiated as Hans’ agsistant in his questionable eperations. —The Goshen 7T'%mes, in commenting on THE BANNER'S advice to farmers (not to cease raising hogs on ac: count of prevailing dow prices) correctly observes: “Farmers sell their hogs to be shipped, and\after the meat is dalted and smoked, a;)‘c‘l the lard rendered, our merchants bring the hams, shoulders, sides and lard back again for.cousumpticn here. The salting and. smoking ought to be done at home, and by so doing -the farmers would get more for their produce.” —Union Hall presents a most exquisite and plez}sing appearance. The -scenﬁc display, coupled with the advertising curtain, give the stage a fine effect. The audience room, through the judgment and energy of our’goahead cabinet-maker, W. A, Brown, Esq., is furnished with 400 of the celebrated Howe & Simmons chair, manufactured at Goshen, Ind, and which for comfort and ease éan‘n‘got be excelled; they only need be tried to prove their excellence. An entertainment at Union Hall may be attended with an| assurance on the part of the community that they will find it well seated,—comfortable and complete. —Housekeepers are more or less interested in the fact that imported fruits of most kinds promise to be uncommonly abundant and cheap during the present winter. Im the New, York market Florida oranges are reported very plentifal,and the fruit of a very fine quality. Prices are low, with Some prospect of & farther decline. The crop of raisins, currants any time within the lust ten yoars, 4;»»?J ", "’ kuﬁ, g‘&% i

CHRISTMAS DAY

Aud all the bells on earth shafl ring On Christmas day, on Christmas day, And al] the bels on earth shall ring, On Christmas day in the morning.

Aod all the angels in Heaven shall sing On Christmas day,on Christmas day, Axd all the angels in Heaven ghall sing On Christmas day in.the morning.

And all the souls on earth shall sing On Christmas day; on Christmas day, And all the souls on earth ghall sing - Oa Christuas day in the morning.

'—S;}.\ta Claus at Cunningham’s. —lmmense reduction in Dress Goods. Our entire stock marked down. Cb T JAcoBS & GOLDSMITH.

—AI White finished painting the scenery for Union Hall Monday. The Hall will-soen be ready for business. —Ladies! Do not forget that Jacobs & Goldsnvith are selling Cloaks cheaper than they can be found. elsewhere. ~ —BSdm Beck’s team got away from Charley Haberstroh on Sunday and went flying up Cavin street. No damage. | -

—lf Jim Blaine wants to wrestle with a clear case of bull-dozing, let him come to Ligonier and confer with “Hon” Lockhart. o \

- —Pat life into your business. Make things hum. Don’t sit down and lament over things that are beyond your power to change. 4 R < —BSleighing has been exceedingly good ever since last :Saturday. On Sunday the hvery men could hardly supply the demand. . ' —Only eleven days.until New Year. Don’t forget that this.is the season for making settlements. Start anew with the coming year. —When a pedestrian, walking on our icy sidewalks, suddenly sits down, how natural it is to look around to see if any one is laughing. =~ . —Dr. W. /H. Franks has purchased of Straus Bros. one of those choice Gale farms (the Tumbleson farm, 80 acres,) for $B5 per acre. ~ --We are.credibly informed- that $2,000 cash has been offered for a corner lot on Cavin screet, 22 feet in width, without buildings. —Judging from present inaications, our carpenters, masons, brick-layers; plasterers, &e., will be kept more busy next year than they were this year. —Do not buy anything worn by man or bey without first seeing the prices at the most popular Clothing Establishment i Ligonier—M. Jacobs & Co.)s Boss Clothing House. iy —Half dozen contracts have been signed for the erection of that number of buildings next summer. If this doesn’t show sand and energy, we don’t know what does. ’

—Don’t depend too largely upon a protracted 'continuation of the fine sleighing. Snow is proverbially unreliable, ‘Do your hauling while you can d 9 it with ease and comfort.

—l'red Saissline bought a lot in the west part of town last summer for the sum of $2OO. A few days since he sold this same lot for $250. That looks a little like an advance in the price of real estate. : : - —There was almost a fire at ITathaway's restaurant on Sunday morning. Saw-dust spittoon and stub of cigar, it is supposed, did the business. A hole in the floor is the only» damage. Mort Belt made the timely discovery. —ln looking over the town one cannot help but feel a sense of pride at the many new and elegant residences which have been erected the summer just past, and we are assured that next season will eclipse the one just passed for building. Hope such may come to pass. Sl e .

——Judge Tousley and F. W. Straus were the “highest and best bidders” at the sheriff’s sale of the Rochester Mill last Friday. We understand it to bé the intemtion of these gemtlemen to lower the dam to such an extent as to reclaim a vast body of land now oyerflowed, and in regard to which'a great deal of bitter feeling has existed among the people along the Elkhart river. : :

As THE season of 78 is drawing to a close, May & Hirsch, the Enterprise Clothiers, adverlise a great reduction in the price of Oveércoats. Don’t neglect the opportunity while the assortment is good.® :

TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE.

The-teachers of Perry township will meet at the new school building in Ligonier to hold an institute, on Saturday, January 11th, 1879. - -

PrROGRAMME.—The followin g topics will be discussed by the different teachers of the township: S

J. L. Ohlwine: use of globe in school. Charles Corns: beginning arithmetic. Chas. Maggart: beginning grammar. S. W. Jones: physiology. ' John Cooper: reading, Henry Long: fractions. James DLatta: use of dictionary. £ Mattie Newman: percentage. Stella Niles: writing. : A Fanny Showalter: school government. Emma Smith; history. : The:teachers are all requested to be here. We extend a public invitation ‘to all. - J.L. OHLWINE, Sec'y.

- For A nice Christmasor New Year's gift buy a pair of those inseription suspenders sold by May & Hirsch, the Enterprise Clothiers, “to my father,” “to my brother,” “to my son,” &e.

RepuciNg ExXPRESS RATES.— The Express Companies doing business between New York City and the West have agreed upon the following reduced schedule of charges per 100 Ibs., to go into effeet on January 1,1879:

New rate, Old rate. Reduct’n. 'Ohicago. 1n...ccii...8250 .. $4.50 .. “$2OO St Loulgiiooo. .o . 800 . BOD - eph Terre 11u1ﬁ;.... suane RAD L FBO Sy 75 Colnmbns Dooio, 2.0 U 095 .0 300 .. 198 Olnolanatt cili i o 800 . "880 1.50

The -classification of packages will remain about as before. The express companies claim that it is now exceedingly low, owing to the competition by the post office. The companies embraced in the arrangement are the Adams, the American and the United States. They claim to be forced to make this reduction by the action of the railroads. ¥ Forrow THE Crowp—To the Enterprise Clothing Store, for we sell the most goods, the best goods, for the least money than any other store in i e R S

For the Holidays.

AN EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT OF GOODS for HOLIDAY GIFTS!! The Attention of buyers is directed to the folloyizinga[partial vlist' of Goods, embracing many DESIRABLE articles suitable for PRESENTS, consisting of

Fine Ilustrated BOOKS, (new and standard)‘f, an excellent assortment of PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS, Pocket and Family BIBIJ;ES, Sterepscopes and ~Vjiewss;, Ir‘;kstands, Paper Weights, Gold Pens, Gold an(‘i‘- Pé‘arl Pencils, Card Cases, Pen K'nijlw;es, 2’Writ;ingrDésks, Music Folios, Glé’)ve and Handkerchief Boxes, Building and Alphabet Blocks, Games, Drums.f‘Flutes, Harmonieas, Accordeons, Vi%)lins, Fine Stationery, Juvenile BOOKS OF ALL KINDS, TOYS, &e. A GOOD STEREOSCOPE and ONE DOZEN VIEWS FOR $l.OO.

» Callj and examire goods, whether you wﬁsh to purchase praool’ Prices as low as the lowest at |

~J.H. HOFFMAN'S BoOK AND MUSIC STORE.

“The Boss Clothing House.”

; R(?member the words of ¥*, 'T. Barnum: *“The bigger the hums= bug the greater the blowing and advertising, and some one has te pay for it,”” but when we say that we are the Leading Clothing House in Ligonier we can prove it, and a call at our Store will convince you that we can fit ont a Man, Youth or Boy for less money than any ¥louse that blows, *‘We defy competi= tion. M. JACOBS & CO., | The ¢Gld Reliables,

Coldest Weather.

Celdest weather for ‘the months of November and December from 1871 to 1879. Recdrd kept by Capt. Joseph E. Braden: - e

1871—November 23th, 1° ahove zero. 1871—December sth, 4° below zere. 1872—November 20th, 4° above zero. 1872—November 29th, zero.

1872—December 17th, 2°.above zero. 18[72—December 19th, zero. ' .1872—December 21st, 3° below zero. ; 1872—December 22nd, 20° below zero. 1872—December 23rd, -4° helow zero. 1872—December 24th, 24° below zero. 1872—December 25th, zero. S 1372‘-—December 28th, 2° above zero. 1878—November 14th, 2° above zero. 1873—December 30th, 8° above zero. 1374—November 30th, 8° above zero. 1874—December 25th, 10° above zero. :1874—December 30th, 10° above zero. 1874—December 31st, 3°above zero. -1875—November 30th, 10° above zere. 1875—December 17th, 2° above zero. 1875—December 18th, 2° above zero. 1875—December 19th, 8° above zero. 1876—November 28th, 12° above zero. 1876—November 20th, 3° abeve zero. 1876fDecemker ‘sth, 6° above zero. 1876—December Bth, 2° above zero. 1876 —December 9th, 14° below zero. 1876—December 10th, 2° below zero. 1876—December 15th, 4° below zero. 1876—December 17th, 4° above zero. 1876—December 18th, 4° below zero. 1876—December.2ith, 2° bélow zero. (1876 —December 31st; 4° below zero. 1877—November 23rd, 12° above zero. [lB77—December 9th, 14° above zero. |lB7B—November Ist, 23° aboye zero. 11878—November 26th, 20° above zero. |lB7B—November 30th, 23° above zero. [lB7B—December 6th, 28° above zero. 11878 —December 18th, 9° above zero.

RESUME!—-REDEEM!! All persons indebted to E. B. Gerber on boek account or note are hereby earnestly requested to make settlement on or before January Ist, 1879— the day fixed for resumption.

FATAL ACCIDENT AT SWAN.—-The Swan correspondent of the Kendallville News reports the following:— “Our quiet little village was the scene of a heart-rending occurreace on Friday of last week. Emerson Boreland, a youth of some eighteen years, was accidentally shot by Mr. Eugene M. Holmes.. The affair was as follows: Young Boreland purchased a revolver of Holmes. Getting out of repair he carried it back to Holmes and handed it to him half cocked, saying at the same time that one of the chambers was loaded. Inadjusting the cylinder the weapon was discharged, the ball taking effect in the corner of the left eye, Medical aid was summeoned, but all in vain. After an hour’s. suffering life left the body. Thus passed away one of Swan’s noble young men—cut down when blossoming into manhood, leaving father and mother, brether and sister to mourn the loss of one who can never be replaced.” A

CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS.—Ladies and Gentlemen should not forget to call upon.Mai' & Hirsch, the Enterprise Clothiers, when in want of a nice silk handkerchief, those fine Silk Clocked Hose or a fine Tie. We have the best and largest assortment in Ligonier. Don’t forget the place, in the Union Bloek.

Grand Christmag Ship and Supper At Kann’s Hall on Christmas Eve., by the Christian Church for the benefit of the Sabbath School. - All are cordially inyited. Bring in your presents and put them on board the ship. General admission, 10 cents; Supper, 25 cents. Those buying supper tickets at the door will be admitted to the Hall free. DByorderof the COMMITTEE.

. For Tue HorLipAYs!—Our present low prices are sufficient inducement to those in want of any Ready-Made IClothing, either for themselves, their 'boys or their children. Give us acalll {All goods at retail, for cash, at wholesale prices. By May & Hirsch, the Poor Man’s Friends and Enterprise Clothiers, in the Union Block. ¥ B S 3 ‘ [Oomuinnicawd.jj . - Those gallant young men (two in number) who raeently'mada'fa call at ‘& house where a peculiarly “interest;ing” event had just brought unbound‘ol joy to theoccupants thereof, should be a little| more circumspect when “coming events” so clearly “cast their Shadows betorer . YO SNOW,

. PERSONAL. sl Silas Shobe returned from Coldwater Tuesday night. | | Wm. H. Orr has located at Orrville, Wayne county, Ohio. - - James Winegar, of Goshen, was in town Monday, looking after some real estate affairs. . e Deputy Sheriff D. P. Miller is now a resident of Ligonier., He removed hither last week. , o : Dr. E. C. Ohlwine was in town on Tuesday. He has been attending med ical leetures at Cincinnati. - Judge Tousley is now .holding court at Auburn. He has 400 cases to wrestle with during this and the next twc weeks. : : Dr. F. A. Grant, of; Wolcott; Ind.; made us a pleasant visit- yesterday. He is attending medical lectures at Indianapolis. ol John M. Haney returned from his trip to Kansas and the south-west last Friday. He seems to be well pleased with his trip. ; i Andy Engle says any able-bodied man who can’t now supply his family with pork and beef is not worthy of living. Correct, Andy. | Dr. De La Matyr, the newly elected congressman from the Indianapolis district, is said to be a brother-in-law of Rev. George W. Howe, formerly of Wawaka. - - : E. Bodenheimer and wife, of New York, arrived in town Monday morning, and will remain here afew weeks visiting friends. Mr. and Mrs. B. were married last week.

C. G, Fait has again engaged himself with the Singer Sewing Machine Company as agent for this county. It will be rem¢mberéd that he served in that capacity seyeral years ago. Jesso B. Smith, having received his commission as one of the Justices of the Peace for Elkhart township, is now ready to transact official business in his line with impartiality and dispateb. : : ° That inventive genius, Elder Culveyhouse, has got up another -patent; this time a rat trap. Goand examine the little apparatus. 1t holds’em when it gets ’em. If you don’t believe it, test it with your finger. L. John Carter, leader and spokesman of the greenback party in Kosciusko county, has sued Gen; Reub. Williams, of the Warsaw Indianian, for libel, claiming $lO,OOO damages. The Indianian has repeatedly charged Carter with wife-beating, and other unpretty actions. ’

Rev. A. 8. Arncld, who formerly resided on the Hawpatch, and during the past year ministered to the spirital wants of the Lutheran congregation at Lakeville, St. Joe county, Ind.,, is at present visiting friends in Ohio where he will remain until he secures another field of labor. .

Another revolution in prices of L.adies’ Cloaks: it s oy

Cloaks formerly $5.00 reduced to $3.50 Cloaks formerly 7.00 reduced to 4.50 Cloaks formerly 10.00 reduced to. 6.00 Cloaks formerly 15.00 reduced te 10.00 To close out for the seasomn. & . Jacobs & Goldsmiih.

Sad Fate of a Man Who Choated the

- Printer. [Goshen Dembocrat.]

WilliamrSawyer wassent to the penitentiary for two vears from Lagrange county, on conviction for bigamy. He cheated the printer, and we say, served him right. Let others take warning. Any man who will steal away without paying up deserves to be imprisoned. ! : &t e e THE REASON WHY.—We carry the stock, we make the prices, we rule the trade. The secret of our success is fair treatmex’)t}; and low_ prices. We invite everybody to call and examine our immense stock of -clothing. We can suit you if you want to buy. . ~ MAY & Hirscd. ——— e B ' We Don’t Care. ' _Some dealers say: “Yes, we know that Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder is the best; but we don’t care if others are made of saw-dust or arsenic; so long as they afford us a better profit, and we can sell them. The reason why adulterated baking powders are recommended is because Doctor Price’s pay less profit, : :

Buy vour Holiday Goods of Eldred & Son. ; e ¥

Dissolution of Ce-FPartnership. THE-partnorship heretofore existing between : ‘Scott & Sandrock, in the Drul§ Trade, is this day dissolved by mutunal consent. D. S. Scott hayvin'grpurchascd the entire interest of F. Sandreck. he books and papers remain in the hands of D. 8. Scott & Son [or settlement. :All persons knowing themselves indebted are requested to come and make immediatesettlemest. Thankfal for past Patronage, the vew firm solicits a continuation of the same. D. 8. SCOTT & SON. Ligonier, Ind., November 22, 1878.-33w3

I have mo’ve(ifmy- place of business from the Banner Block into Di‘. Gants’aﬂg,ﬂ posite Brown’s Furniture Rooms. I have purchased the nicest and best stock of £ . PINOE GOODS 090 Ever brought-to Ligonier. Those wishing Clothes Cheap for Cash can ,dq wallf%y calling on i i EDf RAPSGH‘%Z 5-DON’T be Deceived by Buying Elsewhere.,ﬁt-d’% Ligonier,'lnd., Sept. 4, 1878 -44 tf & e

- IS COMING. J. DECKER v : Has just received : 3,000 pounds Candy Which he will sell at Wholesale or Retail Prices. ‘ ~ J. DECKER. TR S A Yee O S T P T es) FresHOysterS Rece‘iveq daily bylgvxvngsrsa&gt.l sold at the very i - J. DECKER. Fifty Boxes of the Best Raisins : In the market, at the low price of 3 lbs. for 25 cents. . ~J. DECKER. m I have on hand the largest stock of Which lam gelling at prices tb suit the times, I will give a Special Discount on Teas. . J. DECKER.

Mocha and Java Coffees, Sugars, Teas, Molasses; Syrups, Canned Goods, Pickles, Catsup, Sauces,Spices, . Nutmey, Cinnamon, Bak- ‘ ing Powders, Buck- : wheat Flour,and | . 10,000 Other Articles too Numerous to mention. J, DECKER.

I have the best and the largest stock of Queens-Ware, Glass-Ware —AND-- : TABLE CUTLERY In Northern Indisna, and will give Special Bar- . gans, - e 20, DECKER.

I ask my friends to call on me and examine my Stock, and I will always show you goods with great pleasure. : e J. DECKER. SR A R A ST L RRSETED | J. DECKER. l Before buying your Presents call and examine mysiock of ' . < And 10,000 Other Articles Suitable for | Holiday Presents. - : J. DECKER. ) j REMEMBER THAT ¢ IS ’C_OMING.' ; J. DECKER. Ligonier, Ind., December 12, 1878,~-13-834-tf.

INTO OUR ELEGANT 1 NEW QUARTERS. MORE GOODS! MORE CHANCES ‘ . —FOR—eßargai Rareßargains MAY : HIRSCH 2 , o : In Cordially invite their friends throughout the country to call and see them at their elegant : new quarters in _ UNION BLOCK, and examine their large and i superb stock of READY-MADE For Men, Boys' and Children. . PRICES Lower Than Ever; s = sy ’ So low as to create profound astonishment in the minds of all who are not familiar with our facilities for buying at the - Very Lowest Figures at which goods can be obtained in eastern markets. Our chief . Nmßte . Build Up a Big Trade by selling at a mere trifle f_gyer_‘] and above actual cost, and by furnishing proof that we can other firm has ever before ate b N Pednn, L e L Qome ix sl affond, 584000 | seord Hbrdis sonbalneds. e ’xg;w‘zaw@w “rl,g“a}:w

1010 D INIE/WISI! A Lumber Yard in Ligonier. LUMBER, LATH AND SHINGLES, Of all classes and grades, kept constantly on hand. Pine Lumber, thoroughly seasoned, dressed or in the rough, Ifrom a Fence Picket to a Stick of Timber, sold at Bottom Prices. Call and See Us before buying. Yard on Cavin _ Street, north of Kerﬂ&lf’@rn@turq Store. CeEhay ot Knepper & Peck. PIANOS & ORGANS. All persons wishing to ﬁurchas‘é ‘a reliable instrument, and not wishing to pay two profits, can savg money by ‘13:?'}11;3% on A, S; Fxsmm, Ligonier, Ind. If You Need a First-Class COOK STOVE! - " oranelegant . . = PARLOR STOVE, f >W Q) ! ,_S"‘J;J, , ¥ (either coal or wood) or a common - BOX o TCE " : . | :., § In short, any kind of a Stove, call’ } ~at the Hardware Store of - JOHN WEIR, Who Sells at BOTTOM PRICES. LIGONIER, Novembe; 21, 18717. T » . . D) g Pep B v IRV @) : - 3v — 9‘;\\ ’ ; ” CREANM™ u%lg;ﬁ - SPEGIAL 5. ) G FL @ , BEQJ&KJLM@ e ) ILAYORING: PownEß. \ T Wit /R ArTe " Eminent Chemists é.'nd' Physicia.ns cértify that these goods a.re free from adulteration, richer, more effective, produce better results than any others, and that they use them in their own families. * N T (1 UNIQUE PERFUMES are the Gems of all Odors. ' - ]]R PRIGELS TOOTHENE. Anagreeable, healthful Liquid Dentifrice. _ ] LEMON SUGAR. A substitute for Lemons. . EXTRACT JAMAICA CINGER. From the pure root. STENLS & PRIGK SR STEELE & PRICE, Manfrs., Chicago, St. Louis & Cincinnati. .

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‘.(./ 7 \’}';»‘:;:\?&:ﬁ\ ] ‘w,j, Ve 3 b N SN ; R R \\" s e N NN ; : NSNNN e G R.D. KERR . Wounld respectfully announce to the citizens of . Noble county that he has constantly on hand a large and superior stock of: . - . :Na : . ; Cabinet - Ware j _consisting in part of s . DRESSING BUREAUS, TABLES, STANDS, WARD-ROBES, LOUNGES, CUP~ ; BOARDS, MOVLDING, CHAIR S.AND BEDSTEABS. And in fact everything usually kept in a FirstClass Cabinet Shop, Particularattention . paid tothe Undertaking Business, a.ways on hand and made to order on short notice. Also all kinds of shop work made to order, . Farnitnre Ware Rooms on west side of Cavin Street. corner of Fourth Street, Ligonier, Ind. 8 A good Hearse always in readiness. = Ligonier, November 29,1877.-12-1 = F. W. Shinke & Bro. Take pleasure in ithtminE the people of Ligo-~ ‘nier and vicinity that tbely ave the best selected’ stock of all kindsof = ‘For Men, Boys, and ‘Chiidren;_also, anﬂb&an assortment of wear for Women, Misses and Children. All styles and qualities to select from.— o oo Willbeaoldst o o ‘BOTTOM PRICES.: ' S ,Hgvlngsdo\ptngha P Which requires selling at very small profits, the bk kit og i o g SR o CUSTOM WORK. We guaranto first-clase stock and workmanship. MENDING done EXPEDITIOUSLY e L S 5 A= A 1 C r A XL TVAN T 5W ON PUS NS AROB RiNG | G e el SR SR T GIVEUSAOALL, . ... . W EXAMINE UL GUOLR, SRROTIGR, By AV TNY ARV sLR

~ New Bakery! Everything New! - Everything Fresh! 1 > : : 3 : . ERRTREEY | GREYRYRY ‘0 ' 3 B B : ’ - For 13 years connected with the widgly-known . Grocery and Bakery firm of Kolb & Gross, at .~ Goshen, would respectfully announce that : he has just fitted up in the : ' - MIDDLE ROOM ‘. s & T 3 3§ }. . ==—QF THE— - : s : BANNER BILLOCK e —_—a : 1 : 3 qu 'y : , e and now offers the public a choice and ‘oxteﬂdu, ' S . onassortmemtof . / L . ! = =i Grroceries and Provisions ~ WOOD, WILLOW,GLASS, = " 'CHINA AND STONE WARE, s S v ; ; .‘.. ALL Nuw AND BOUGHT FOR CAsH, " andtobe sold at Prices that muit give. R g e A el i A R P e e s S | 'We cannot uridertake to enumerste all weksep in stock, but we can say thatin this establish- . ment you will find everything to b | ,‘ Fresh Broad Daily! CERT e e R TT e g o i ks AR B e C RATING HOTTS Y, - . et gR R o? i BOTIRERE NN e %z il ah : ﬁw& 4ke youri . 1 ,:“'."'.‘:":-;_,.-;