The National Banner, Volume 13, Number 36, Ligonier, Noble County, 26 December 1878 — Page 3

The ﬁ}mst line of HOLIDAY GOODS, Bibles, Albums, Poems, Vases, Toilet ‘Gq(ids, Lamps, &c., foer

The Flational Bunner LOUAL AND HISCELLANEOUS. . West’s Liver Pills Cure Sick Head- . ache. f ‘| The Congressional investigation of the yellow fever epidemic will not be- ' . gin until after the holidays. ‘ . ELprED & SoN have just opened a fine assortment of toilet articles, such as hair oils, perfumes, face powders, puff boxes; also hair, tooth' and nail brushes, toilet soaps, &¢. . " It is officially denied that the Em- ~ peror William, on resuming the Government, received a letter of congralnlation*from the Pope. 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. e 32-8 W ~ Charles G. Andersor & Co., lumber . dealers of Zanesyille, made an assign‘ment Saturday. Liabilities, about $6,1 '000; assets, $lO,OOO or $12,000. = | ' ELDRED & SON have just received a ' fine assortment of Holiday Goods, - | econssting of Vases, Toilet Sets, Smok- | ! ing Sets, China ;Cups and Saucers, - Pocket Books, Toys, Brushes, Per- " fumes, &c., &c. ci ] he | Captain Paul Boynton, the famons swimmer, arrived in New York Satur- - {lay'on the White Star steamer Celtic, after an absence of three years in Eu- = 'rope. : ‘ e 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. vunningham, Ligonier, Indiana: L 32-Bw..

General Grant contemplates a visit to Ireland before /'starting for! India, and will, probably, be accompanied by Messrs. Welch and Noyes, United States ministers to London and Paris.

~ AS WE have been engaged in building during the present season and are in need of all money dueus, we.earnestly request all indebted to us'to call and settle withoutdelay. = '~ - : C. ELDRED & SON.

Louis F. Therason, a well-known New York lawyer,convicted of obtaining: from his client, Mrs. Zabriskie, her signature under false pretenses, has been sentenced to the State Prison for two years. fr s : Cleverly Counterfeited. - Dr, Price’s celebrated Cream Baking Powder is extensive'y imitated. The genuine may be known from the imitations by the words “Dr. Price,” “Steele and Price,” and the Hand and Cornucopiz on the label. 'These are the trade marks. Dr. Price’s Cream Baking Powder is not sold in buik. Intense cold weather was reported yesterlﬁay from all Northern and Western points, the mercury in one instance getting down to 39° below zero. Railroad travel has been greatly impeded. - 5 b £5 PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP £} S| C.ELDRED & SON eel_,LP:so’s = | Cure ror ConsumprioN under a &= *@/ positive gnarantee on these terms: | = S| 1, on trial of a bottle of it, von are = © | .not satisfied with its eflect, your | == S| money will be refunded. ~ 4m35 = , ﬁsssssssssss_sssssssssssss.&%

The captured Cheyenne Indians are to be- taken to Fort Leavenworth, ~'with a view of identifying those guilty of outrages in the State, that such may be turned over to the civil authorities of Kansas for trial. et ‘/ _ Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. " The best Salve in the world for cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all kinds of skin eruptions. This © Salve is guaranteed to give perfect ; satisfaction in every case or money ; refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For i sale by Scott & Sandrock, Ligonier, | Indiana; ! vl2-n32-Bm. . Unusually cold weather is reported thronghout Great Britain, and the heaviest fall of snow that has oceurred in thirty years. The reports of ‘trade depression and distress among the poor continue, and the outlook for the winter is gloomy. et AR WP AP g Dyspepsia or indigestion, headache, pain in the shoulder, coughs, tightness of the chesf, dizziness, sour 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 the off-spring of catarrh, v One pottle of Constitutional Catarrh Remedy will prove a better guaiantee ~ of its merits than advertising will do. For sale by Scott & Sandrock. 29-2 m. ' -———-—-—-‘o’-}——-—— The remains of Jessie Duval, the - proprietor of the Star Cotton Mill, at ' Zanegville, Ohio, were found in the river at that city on Saturday. He - has been missing since November 27th, and is belisved to have walked into e t;ie river while in a state of intoxication.

“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, Bronchitis, &c. Every bottle is guaranteed, or money refunded by H. C. Cunningham, Ll 32-8 w

A dispatch from Rochester, Minn,, says the large flouring-mill of Jehn W. Ball, tliree stories high, with three run of stone, ‘was burned Saturday morning at one o’clock. Cause of the fire unknown.- The valuation of the property is $40,000; insured for $21,500. ' “E j i Take Warning, ' Directly around each bronchial tube where it enters the lungs, are about 20,000 minute air cells—in the entire lungs 600,000,000, A slight- cold producing bronchial inflamation, & gatner; ing of phlegm and a slight difficulty in breathing quickly.involves the 20, 000 air cells and finally if not remedied the whole six hundred millious - become clogged with pus which must _be healed or life will soon terminate, The Mdjg;gus_*mng remedy, Dr, King’s New Discovery for consumption, readily heals and permanently cures the very worst cases of lung diseases, é@;g‘zp, colds, tickling ir the m‘;“ Alimm, hosrseness and difipossible. Trial bottles ten cents, Fol m&mn o R 206 STIGER I 8 PRGTLINELY RAAPIOG. e s ﬁ? JiZ ] B i ] La e

—Only 16° below zero on Monday morning. .

—Baer’s Lancaster Almanacs for sale by H. C. Cunningham. e

—The “Christmas ship” was. not very extensively patromized. gl —EBlegant and appropriate New Year's Gifts at Jacobs & Goldsmith’s. —At XKendallville the post-effice was closed en Christmas. Not so here.

—~Coal bins and wood piles experienced quite a diminution *during the past; few days. . : —Sol. Mier has several good farms for sale. Full particulars per ‘advertisement next week. -

—Do not fail to attend the Closing Out Sale of Winter Clothing, Caps and

Gloves,at M. Jacobs & Co's. ' —The banks are busily engaged in balancing their books before the advent of the New Year. :

— Accordeons,:Violins, Harps,Drums, Fnstruction Books, Sheet Musie, &c., at low'prices at Cu{‘minyham’s. : —The thanks!of the editor’s household are due Mr. Michael Scanlan for a tip-top goose for Christmas dinner.

—Tlmmense reduction in Dress Goods. Our entire stock marked down. / = JACOBS & GOLDSMITH..

—lf yeu want to enjoy a good, hearty laugh, read the story on the first page, entitled “The Parson’s HorseHaee o) ;

—The cold snap since Monday interfered very seriously with the calculations of dealers in toys and holiday goods. : —Everybody eall at Cuanningham’s and examine his Holiday Stock before purchasing Presents for your Friends and Babies. Bottom Prices guaranteed. : —The pupils of the Ligonier schools are hugely enjoying their holiday vacation. Exercises will be resumed next Monday a week. o

—New subscribers to THE BANNER continue to enroll themselves upon our books at a gratifying rate. Yet we have plenty of room for several thousand more. i

— We are pleased to be able to state that the best of feeling now prevat‘i}s in this community in‘'relation to seh6ol matters. The dissensions cf the past few years have entirely died out. - —~The Red Ribbon Temperance meeting for Tuesday evening next, at the M. E. church, has been postponed until Friday evening, on account of ‘Sabbath School Concert on New Year’s Eve. |

—The big reductions made in prices on heavy clothing last week at the Boss Clothing Store.of M. Jacobs & Co. has kept that establishment busy from early morning till late in the evening to wait on the throng of ‘customers. — Many a heart might have been. gladdened yesterday had there been an organized effort to provide the poor and needy with some suitable Christmas gifts. No better time thar Christmas can be selected to extend such praiseworthy acts of charity. It isto be regretted that this matter was not thought of here. v ; —The “Greencastle” -school-house, in Sparta township, éaught fire Tuesday evening about sun-down and was reduced to ashes in a very short time. The fire resulted from a defective flue. All the books and utensils were saved, the fire having been discovered before making much headway. This is the third school-house destroyed by fire in that locality during the past twenty years, “ o —Tke remains of Dr. W, H, Smith were brought here frem Summerville, Madison county, Ind., last Saturday* and buried in the Ligonier cemetery. Deceased was widely known throughout this and adjoining counties.— He was a native of Wesimoreland ~county, Pa., but resided in this place for many years. For a year or two he had been quite feeble, physically as well as mentally. He died of paralysis; aged about 80 years. Peaceto his ashes. <

—The county newspaper, says the Crawfordsville Journal, is always prepared to protect the citizens against every imposition and to defend every worthy person from any unjust attack. It does not presecute or defend for fees, but always defends the peoples’ interests. To build up your %homq proper is to advertise your industries and secure a power to excuse your short-comings. The county paper i 3 as indispensable as a cook-stove and as handy as a boot-jack. :

. .—The Crawfordsville Journal reminds township trustees that under the law it is their duty to give notice of the days they will be in their respective offices to attend to. the transaction of official business. Those who do not thus set apart a day and advertise it cannot legally draw per diem for trustee work. Unless they have a certain day in which to do business they must either say they are doing business every day or on no particular day. They can not get pay for every day, and if they take a small portion of time from each day they de not know for what time they should charge. My A

~—The band concert in Kann’é Hall, Christmas night, was not as largely attended as might have been desired; yet, considering the extremely cold weather, the “band boys” have neo cause to feel that they were “slighted” by our citizens. Our limited space does not admit of a particularizing of the many excellent pieces rendered, but we cannot refrain from making fis vorable mention of the soprano solo by Miss Clara Luke and the piano solos by Miss Annie Sack. The latter’s task was rendered doubly difficult by reason of the imperfection of the instrument which was at her disposal. The orchestra music was indeed delightful. The band proper executed some of the most difficult pieces in a wanner indicating a high order of mu. sical talent and the best of training. “Forest Echo Polka,” “Bass Solo,” and “1001 Night Waltz” were simply grand and elicited hearty applause. TheenB “’";‘iiiag%wwmm;" ; S entlmmilaiie ol o g

—Days will soon begin to lengthen.

—Beautiful “sun-degs” the other morning. i d

—School reports neatly printed at’ this office. i ‘

~—Farmers say the reads could not be any better.

.~ Lots of wood is being brought to town these days. ' | —Dance of the Social Club in Kann’s Hall, Tuesday eve. e . —But few “dressed” hogs have been brought to this market yet.

—Everybody buys C. 8. Maltby’s Celebrated . Baltimore Oysters. For sale by K. W. Fischer. - ‘ _—Horse Blankets and Buffalo Robes greatly reduced in prices in order to close out. Jacobs & GQoldsmith, —No mails from the east reached the Ligonier Post Office Monday and Tuesday. No explanation of the reason why. = :

- — Winter Caps at your own prices! Just call in and see how cheap youcan keep your ears from freezing!

M. JAcoßs & Co.

—The Methoedist Sunday school acted wisely in deferring their Christmas exercises. Tuesday evening was en-

tirely too cold for little folks to be out.

—lf you wish to dbuy a nice Family or Pocket Bible, Album, Poem, Card Case, Stereoscope, Gold Pens, Portmonnais,&c., &e., ¢all at Cunningham’s and save money. Gospel Hymns No. 3, 30 cts. per copy. —Had the weather been a little more moderate, “stacks” of holiday goods would doubtless have been sold in. this market the fore part of the week. | iy

. —We have just received another lot of new Cloaks, which we can afford to sell for less money than they can be bought elsewhere. S

JAcoBS & GOLDSMITH.

—A small log house owned by Ed. Summers on the Hawpatch burned last Tuesday evening. The house was temporarily occupied by wood-chop-pers. ;

— The crowd that thronged K. W. Fischer’s grocery and bakery all day Christmas, proves the excellence and cheapness of his holiday candies. Another invoice just received for New Year’s. ! ; ¢

—A well selected stoek of Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Spectacles and Fancy Goods for the holiday trade of 1878. Great reduetion from former prices. New Styles; call and examine. J. W. Higginbotham. » e —TOYS! TOYS!! TOYS!!! A large assortment of every description, such as Vases,: Card Stands, Wine and Toilet Sets, Glass and Shell Boxes, Tin, Wood, Iron and China Goods, Wax and China Dells, Mugs, &c., at Cunningham’s, ; —The liigonier Public Schools are being taught by the fellowing teachers: Prof. D. D. Luke, superintendent; Mr. Sherman B.'Engle, Misses Jennie Pancake, Amie McMann, Vinnie Rogers, Maggie Easley,Mary Casky —The Ligonier Silver Cornet Band will favor the citizens of Millersburg with one of their superh entertainments next Monday evening.l” If the people of that burg want to hear'some truly excellent music, they should not fail to attend this eoncert. ~—The M. E. Sabbath School will give their Annual Christmas Anniversary Coneert on New Year’s Eve. It was to have taken place on Tuesday evening last, but was postponed on accout of the extremely cold weather. All are invited to attend.

—The people of Broadway are making extensive preparations for a grand concert, under the supervision of Prof. J.F.Kinsey, or Saturday, January 4th, This is the Professor’s fifth musical convention in that locality, and in interest and results bids fair te eclipse the former ones. The Broadway people never do things by halves: therefore it is hardly necessary to lfrge them to a grand turn-out on this interesting occasion. The cenvention will commence on Wednesday and terminate on Saturday, as above stated.— Prof. Kinsey is justly held in high esteem by the music-loving people of “Old Sparta,” and they will make the welkin ring with their joyous netes.

—A quack doctor is traveling in Ohio, accompanied by a remarkably beautiful young womian. ler complexion especially is perfect. Hetells the people, in free lectures, that this fair .creature was once rather ugly, but has been improved by the use of his elixir, which he offers for sale at $3 a bottle. Nobody buys any at the conclusion of the lecture, but on the following day, when his agent goes from house to house, the sale is large. We don’t wish to he understood as intimating that our Ligonier ladies are not, as a general thing, good looking, yet we have an idea that if this Ohio quack were to come here and ply his vocation, he would find ready sale for a fair quantity of his elixir. s

Call at Cunningham’s and see those fine Chromoes, Framed Mottoes &c. Prices lew: o

Some time ago a very wealthy man named Lewis died in Hoboken, leaving the bulk of his/ property to the government to be applied to the reduction of the national debt. His will has been contested, several relatives of different degrees claiming to be his rightful heirs. The government has determined to contest the case, and has employed Hon. Edwards Pierrepont, ex-Attorney-Gereral and exMinister to England, as special counsel. It would seem that if the personal representatives of the deceased have even a shadow of right the government ought to surrender the claim,

Buy your Holiday Goods of Eldred & Son. : ? :

The Chicago Tribune and InterOcean are squabbling over the question of the senatorial candidacy in that State. The former desires to see Oglesby become his own successor, and the latter urges the claims of General. Logan. Both go at the subject with such conspicuous heat that the result is likely to be the defeat of both men, and the choice of some compromise candidate. i Le e : For Tue HoLIDAYs!—Our present low prices are sufficient inducement to those in want of any Ready-Made Clothing, either for themselves, their boys or their children, Give us acall! All goods at retail, for cash, at wholeABB prives. By May & Hirsh, the s i e SRRI B TR

For the Holidays. AN EXCELLENT ASSORTMENT OF GOODS for HOLIDAY GIFTS!! The Attention of buyers is directed to the following fpartial list of Goods, embraci‘ngl n}ahV ARt ARLE aclits suitable for PREEENTS', consisting of Fine Illustrated BOOKS, (new and standard), an excellent assortment of PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, AUTOGRAPH ALBUMS, Pocket and Family BiBLES, Stereoscopes and Views; | Inkstandé, Pap%r Weights, Gold Pens, Gold aud Pearl ‘P_enéils, Card Cases, Pen Knives, Writiﬁg Desks, Music Folios, Glove and Handkerchief Boxeﬁ, Building and Alphabet Blocks, Games, Drums, Flutes, Harmonicas, Accorde-’ bns, Violins, Fine Stationery, Juvenile BOOKS OF ALL KINDS, TOYS, &e. A GOOD STEREOSCOPE and ONE DOZEN VIEWS FOR $l.OO.

Call and examine goods, whether you wish to purchase or not. : ~ Prices as low as the lowest at J. H. HOFFMAN’'S - Boox AND MUSIC STORE. e e ' WINTER, ' : " Who does not love the VE?inter, ‘ The hop, the song. and the play, i The jolly, joyous Winter, The jingling bells apd the sleigh? Who-do es not love the Winter, The white and heantiful snow, The gay and festive Winter, Whilf Wwe can pay as we go? . ' Who does not dread the Winter, Its migery, cold, and gloom, : The bleak and dréary Winter, The fireless, comfortless room? s ‘Who does not hate the Winter, Its frost, its cold, and its snow, Merciless, cruel Winter,. When we can’t pay as wego? D.E.S. ~ WAWAKA PARAGRAPHS. M. E. Sabbath School Concert Tuesday evening. Quite a success. - Mr. Fred. Schwab cut his foot last week, and is confined to the house. ‘School closed last Friday, Thenext term commences in about two weeks. ~ The Adventists are holding meeting at Springfield, and v continue for a weekorgo. | | W ‘ ; J. M. Greene, of Calcutta, Ohio, is spending the holidays with his brother, ’'Squire Greene. . S Mrs. J. J. Knox and accomplished daughter, Xate, have gone to Ohio te remain a few weeks.: = ; What has become of the Advocale? is that which many subscribers in this place would like to know. ; A sleigh load of Albionites visited our burglast Wednesday. Come again. May be they will be at home.

M,"",D' Frank and Miss Kate Tschabold were married Wednesday evening. Serenade by the band. Rev. D. P. Hartman performed the ceremony. ~ Several of our citizens expect immense fortunes from the Masonic Gift Concert drawing to be held at Fort Wayne, the 26th. We hope their anticipations may be realized.

Messrs. Daniel J. Zimmerman and O. Hoff, of this place, returned Sunday morning from their trip to Kansas. They drove through, sold their team, and returned by rail. Mr. Zimmerman purchased a farm near Burrton, Harvey county, Kansas. . ; We dropped into Charley Greene's. We often do. But then, we don’t always see 80 many nice things. His prices were so near “ hard pan” that ‘we spent all the money we had and some that we have to get. His holiday stock is simply immense. ’ Desec. 25th. . St. ELMO. .

For Low THE CROWD—To the En= ‘terprise Clothing Store, for we sell the most goods, the best goods, for the least money than any other store in Ligonier. MAY & HIRSCH.

Warning to Paper Stoppers. [Truthful Exchange.]

A cerfain man got mad at the editor and stopped his paper. The next week he sold all his carn at feur cents below the market price; then his property was sold for taxes because he only heard of the convention three days after it had adjourned; he lost $lO betting on Mollie McCarty two days after Ten Broetk had won the race; he was arrested and fined $8 for going hunting on Sunday; and he paid $3OO for a lot of forged notes that had been advertised two weeks, and the public cautioned notto negotiate them. He then paid a big Irishman, with a leg like a derrick, to kick him all the way to the newspaper office, when he paid four years’ subseription in advance, and made the editor sign an agreement to knock him down and rob him if he ever ordered his paper stopped again‘. - AS THE season of ’7{l{\:rawing to a close, May & Hirsch/theEnterprise Clothiers, adverlise a great reduction in the price of Overcoats. Don’t neglect the opportunity while the assortmentisgood. . - ————ﬂ‘.————— h Wanted, at this office; a book-keep-er, who will never allow our bank balauce to fall below $50,000. Salary no object, etc.—Kokomo Dispatch. - The Journal will be satisfied with a book-keeper that will keep our bank balance at, $40,000. These are our favorite figures.—Crawfordsville Jonrnal, THE BANNER will do still better. A capable bgok-keeper wha ¢an manage to keep our bank balance at $30,000 will be employed to the end of his worldly usefulness. Apply atouce. RESUME !-—-BEDEEM 11 Al persons indebted to E. B. Gerber on bosk account or note are hereby earnestly requested to make settle‘ment on or before January Ist, 1879— the day fixed for resumption, Dr. E.W. Knepper, of Ligonier, in his defonse of the charge that doctors are %ﬁ?&ﬂmﬁ deal of alcohol to the sick, £ mwmﬁﬁﬂtw whiskey prescriptions to drug stores are not written or numbered.—Kendaloile MO G e Olgm apple crop that was the season is estimaed at 40,000 bushG S e e B Venitacales, = . Ok PaultoCalro,

PERSONAL.

- Geo. B. Teal is fitting up a dry goods store at Brimifield. -

Lester, the painter, of Kendallville, was in town yesterdays " James Coy and wife, of Geshen, are visiting friends in town. It is rumored that F. W. Herbst is about to return to Ligonier. Dr. Gard is happy. The lost dog has been found. Advertising did it. Capt. Wm. M. Barney and family spent Christmas with the “old folks” here.

John Segner wants. to sell his barber shop and remove to some other town. S e .

It is said that M. M. 'Bowen,ol" Kendallville, is trying to trade for the Ligonier House. ) : i

Jonas Shobe is not going to sell liguor, but intends to fit up.and manage a first-class restaurant. : .

Tom Jackson is going to build himself a dwelling of the cheapest brick ever sold In this locality. : John E. Smith, of Michigan, isia the neighborhood visiting friends and relatives. John looks as rugged as ever. .Capt. Barney says this leeality ought to have a cheese factory by all means. He offers the use of 200 acres of pasture in the vicinity of Rochester.

Ed. Woodruf concluded not to avail himself of the liquor license granted him by the eounty commissioners, and aceordingly disposed of his bar fixtures at_public auction last Saturday. Dr. Schletterback- will deliver an address on the alcohol question before the Red Ribbon Club to-morrow evening a week. Give the Dr. a hearing; he will have something fresh on that topic.

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene A. Randolph, of Columbia City, are spending the holidays with relatives in this place. We are pleased to learn that Mrs. R. has fully recovered from her recent protracted illness. S Levi Kiester talks of building a new house ou his farm on Perry’s Praitie, to be occupied by himself. Come on, Levi; your many friends here will heartily welcome your return te this locality. - Mr. John L. Ohlwine will quit teach ing in the spring, then enter upon a commercial fermy at Valparaiso, and at its completion occupy a position in a leading mercantile house in Chicago. “Excelsior,” is John’s motto. ° Mrs. E. D. Meagher. and children and Mrs. Dr. Gilbert are making their eustonrary holiday visit to their -parents. Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Chapman. J. Milton’s family was also expeeted on Christmas, but it was feared the cold weather might interfere. N.B. They came, and participated in a most happy family reunion. - E e It is stated that onr former townsman, Mr. E. D. Meagher, during the past few years manager of eastern department of the Oliver Chilled Plow Company, at Mansfiéld, has been promoted to the general superintendency” of that corporation at South Bend. Ed. made a happy strike when he associated himself with the Olivers. And so did they. e Our esteemed friend, L. H. Green, Esq., of Minneapolis, accempanied by his wife, little daughter, and Miss Eva Braden, arrived here last Saturday, to spend several weeks with friends and relatives. | We regret to learn that “Ham'’s” health is not as good as might be desired. A little rest and the enjoyment of Hoosier hospitality will, we hope, produce a marked improyement in this respect. .

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

5 Card of Thanks., In behalf of the members of the Ligonier Silver Cornet Band: I wish, through the columns of THE BANNER, to return their sincere thanks te Mrs, Dr; Carr for the use of her piano at the recent concert; also to the ladies and gentlemen who kindly assisted us in the vocal and instrumental music, : L. FLEMING, Manager. | TR P T T S SSTBTR TR ’ - BORIN, BHAY.—Dec. 17, 1878, in Ligonier. a daughter te Mr. & Mrs. Gus. Beay; weight 121bs. FORDYCE.—Dec. 20, 1878, in Ligonier, a daughter to Mr. & Mrs, J, L. Ford,vcu;_wgight Bihs. SIMPSON.—Dec. 22, 1878, in Perry/twp., a daugh~ ter to Mr, & Mrs. Frank Simpzon, { HOSTETTLER.—Dec. 25, 778, in Perry twp., & son to Mr, & Mrs, Abr. Hostettler. .« ! R RS A R SR P T o MARRIED_ OHLWINE—BRENNINGER.—Dec, 18; 1878, by .Elder Peter Winebrenner, at the residence of Charles Weade, Mr. Samuel Ohlwine to Miss Helena Brenninger; both of Sparta twp. J REHER—-STAHL.—Dec. 23d, 1678, Mr, Collin Reher to Miss Libbie Stahl; bo;h of Avilla. IDEN—STOCKER.—Dec. 22nd, 1878, at the residence of the bride’s parents, by Rev. Z. Thomas, Mr. Wesley Ider 10 Miss Rosle Stocker; all of Noble county.

I have moved my place of business from the Banner Block into Dr. Gan*!’ posite Brown’s Furniture Rooms. 1 have purchased the nicest and best m PIEOE GOODS Ever broughtv to Ligonier. Those wishing (lothes Cheap for Cash ean do ew = . “ ED. BAFSCHS DON'T be Deceived by Buying Elsewhere:f Ligonier,'lnd., Sept. 4, 1878 -44 tf - :: : i

IS COMING. J. DECKER = . Has just received e 3,000 pounds Candy Which he will sell at Wholesale or Retail l;’rlcei. » Y : J. DECKER. *. T 5 l l/.> —“ FresHOysterS Received daily by express and sold at the very lowest rates. e J. DECKER. - T B A RIR T T TR T S Fifty Boxes of the Best Raisins In the markel; at the low price of 3 Ilbs. for 25 cents. ! J. DECKER. M I have on hand the largest stock of { Which lam S;lling at prices f.o guit the fimes, I : will give a Special Discount on Teas. J. DECKER. ——“ Mocha and Java Coffees, Sugars, Teas, Molasses, Syrups, Canned Goods, Pickles, Catsup. Sauces, Spices, _ ~ Nutmeg, Cinnamon, Bak- 5 ‘ ing Powders, Buck: : ~ wheat Flour,and - 10,000 Other Articles too Numerous to mention. b ~ J, DECKER, I have the best and the largest stock of Queens-Ware, Glass-Ware Loy —AND-- - TABLE CUTLERY In Northern Tndiana, and will give Special Baralng, - . J. DECKER. R TDS e T S ASy YO AT T PSP KR I aslny friendsto call on me and examine my Stock, and I will always show yow goods with great pleasure. - J, DECKER. . J. DECKER. eR R e e 8 R S eBRSR PR T ekl Before buying your Presents call and examine my stock of 2t And 10,000 Other Articles Suitable fir Holiday Presents. . J. DECKER. YSS Y S eTE T S R T U ~ REMEMBER THAT ' NeW Yeaß IS COMING. o = % DBEKER, Ligonter, Ind., December 12, 1678,-18-34-4f.

INTO OUR ELEGANT { NEW QUARTERS. MORE ROOM! MORE GOODS! MORE CHANCES : i Lo e ;; b . Rareßargains MAY £ HIRSCH ) ¥ & ! % & : 4 o Cordially invite their friends throughout the country to call and see them at their elegant | new quartersin ' UNION BLOCK, iand examine their large and superb stock of o - READY-MADE i e CLOTHING i.¥ s : i.For Men, Boys and Children. - PRICES f o Lower Than Ever; Sd,low_as to create profound astonishment in the minds of all who are not familiar with our facilities for buying at the - VYery Lowest. Figures at which goods can be obtained lin eastern markets. Our chief . pimu . Build Up a Big Trade by selling at a mere trifle over SRB skve netial et ad by furnishing proof that we can TR vNt 8 tempted in Northern Indiana. e

GIO0I0D! INTEIWISI! A Lumber Yard in Ligonier. ~ LUMBER, LATH AND SHINGLES, Of all classes ahd-_grades, kept constar . o hand. Pine Luwmber, thoroughly seasoned,-‘dress Jor in the rough, from a Fence Picket to a Stick of Timber. sold at Botiom Prices. Call and See Us before buying. Yard on Cavin - Stree_t,!north of Kerr’s Fuure Store. - . quonlz_;;z,g _II};DIAL«A. it _, &Kn per & PGCk. o (ol i | ‘_} o ALQT LA "4] All persons wiShing‘ to purchase a reliable instrument, and not wishing to pay two profits, ean save @onéy bi{ ?,?}ll;_‘{s on A.4‘ S. FISHER, Ligonier, qu. : - If You Need a First-Class ' ~or an elegant i 1 RBYINDE Cr JQVE i PARLOR STOVE, (either-coal or wood) or a common BOX STOVE,. In short, any kind of a Steve, call ~ at the Hardware Store of - JOHN WEIR, Who Sells at BOTTOM PRICES. LI6oNIER, November 21, 1877, . | 5 it : PIDR.PRICE’S S JGREAN 48 sPEGIL | ' BAKING ("5 | FLAYORING " POWDER.. )/ EXIRAETS. Eminent Ohémists and Physicians cortify that these gooasv are free from adulteration, richer, more effective, produce better results than any others, and that they use them in their own families. 7(f YUNIQUE PERFUMES are the Gems of all Odors. R PRI[:E S TOOTHENE. Anagreeable, healthful Liquid Dentifrice. LEMON SUCAR. A substitute for Lemons. : . ¢ EXTRACT JAMAICA GINGER. From the pure root. STEELE & PRICE’S LUPULIRN YEAST CGEMS. : 5 ’ <. The Best Dry Hop Yedst in the World, | L STEELE & PRICE, Manfrs., Chicago, St. Louis & Cincinnati.

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- For 13 years connected with thé widely-known ‘ . Grocery and Bakery firm of Kolb & GQross, at | Goshen, would respectfully announce that < | . hehasjustfittedupinthe . '~ i | : : : ' MIDDLE RoomMm BANNER BI.OCK o 1 / .. K : : 4 1 + S s . and now offers the public a choice and extonsive 1 asgortment of . ' o 5 Groceries and Provisions i ~ WOOD, WILLOW, GLASS, = CHINA AND S'RONE WARE, ‘ ALL NEW AND x’ﬁppanr FOR CASH, and to be sold at Frices that must give = . satisfaction, = ‘§i ‘ We cannot undertake to enumerate all we keep in stock, but we cansay ‘hatin this establish‘ment you will find everything to be fonud in & First-Class Grocery, Frosh Bread Daily! LT e o D i S T ~ EATING HOUSE! T e ee ey ﬁ‘; AWRUIS PRUHE LOUIS Bot b R.l LIS S Faimecting oot o me ia Frod e L b R e e RAEVE BRI MOUER, £ g ‘w;; k)”‘?:‘jg‘;"\g Fide se S eAA el T e o ...,‘,&l § ST N uTt e:,

CabineT ShoP e —AND— e e : P < » 50l ; Cabinet Wareßooms S & i 3 '3',:", o (G | =S eI | ' , / : "4' fA ; : . ‘ 5 j_;s; %;4‘ g 5 gy B S ek : N \‘~?\<*{§x§:“"§ x«; . \\ “ \\l\\\‘ N x-:lﬁ : : = S ST N = SR > 3 M "f»:\&x: . ii??—‘:u::-» }‘\‘l‘% A‘fj"" : 5y Y Would respectfully announce to the citizens of. ~ Noble county that he has constantly on hand o alarge ard superior stock of : s T% ; Cabinet - Ware, consisting in part of ! : . DRESSING BUREAUS, TABLES, STANDS, . WARD RoBES, LoUNGES, CUP- . BOARDS, MOULDING, - CHLAIRS AND BEDSTEADS, " And in fact everything usually kept in a First- - .Class Cabinet Shop, Particular attention . paia totheUndertakin_g Business, 5 . COFFINS a.ways on hand and made to order on short noiice. Also all kinds of shop work made to order. .. Farnitore Ware Rooms on west side of Cavin - Street. corner of Fourth Btreet, Ligonier, Ind. ¥ A.good Hearse always in readiness. . - Ligonier, NovemberﬁQ,?S’W.de-I o 2 F. W. Shinke & B Ao e N ln e ro. ‘Take pleasure In Informing the people of Ligonier and vicinity that they have the best selected . ¢ ¢ stock of all kinds of Do T orMen Boys, an ‘dren; «also, an ele; -vusontmensiei!\i@br for Women, Iﬂgaél %nd ﬁﬁ- : dren. All styles aﬂd'qugllaql to select from.— S i oWI be sold Rk R e - - - BOTTOM PRICES. SEAEh 0 Havieg adopted the ; W SEERY Y LOW PRICE SYSTEM! cio s edibiae il end ie o fg,,'f%' ‘Which requires selling at very small profits, the Publie WiL Sppreslat he neksoy ofrudy e ey ey SRR s e e e B .. 'Special Al givanbo i o e b ‘MM\;‘Y«~~"“:~5,““7-“ L‘ \: G N \7;_._\ T iR .. Ag e DT e e e R e SR e b SRS L T e % Corn = Field GAITERSY” e e eR e NTYFD TN A NATT