The National Banner, Volume 13, Number 38, Ligonier, Noble County, 9 January 1879 — Page 3

"LOCAL AND MISCELLANEOCUS. West's Liver Pills Cure Liver Com plaint. - e U e ‘ V:;;isonl is reported to be plenty at Ll %L.} SsmE— ‘ ELDRED & SoxN have just-opened a ‘fine assortment of toilet articles, such as hair oiis, perfumes, fac%powders, puff boxes; also hair, tooth®and nail _brushes, toilet soaps, &c. e " The Ligrange' Agricultural Society has a debt of $1,600. e If you have the Asthma, go to our popular druggist,, H. C. Cunningham, “and procure a bdttle of the Great English r&ugh‘ Remedy. It is warranted. ' ; : 32-8 w " 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. Fort Wayne figures up 477 marriage dlicenses, and 472 deaths during the spast year. : "AS WE have been engaged in building during the present season and are in need of all money dueus, we earnestly reguest all indebted to us to call and settle without delay. S : C. ELDRED & SON. - Vincennes whisky seems to be sure and certain death. Two persons have ' died from it near that place within threedays. L : :

L 1 PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP I} 8| - ELDRED & SON séll Prso’s | = | Cuxz 23 Conturnpn under 8 .='-" ©1 positivé gnarantee on these terms: | = - g If, on trial of a bottle{ofit, vou are |== S| not satisfied with its effect, your |=2 S| money will berefanded. 4m35 | = oo 5= Pi PL %0 35355888885 555888858855 S 50

. Jefferson town;hip has the tallest school “teacher in the county.’ He stands 614 feet high in his stockings. -Winamac Democrat. A ' Delicate and Delicious. . The Pet Rose, Alista Bouquet,YlangYlang, Musk Rose, and all of the odors magle for the handkerchief and toilet by Dr. Price, are not only very delicate and delicious, but fragrant and persistent. Dr. Price’s Unique Perfumes- are certainly as sweet'as the flowers from which they are made. The officers of the C., W. & M. (Goshen) road were notified last week not to receive any more steck for shipment until fm;i!?er orders, owing te the snow blockade in the east.

" 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 sdle by Scott & Sandrock, Ligonier, Indiana. i i ¥l2-n32-Bm.

‘Col. J. L. Drake has sold his business lot adjoining the Btandard block to Jacob Newman. The Colonel has caught the western fever, and has his mind fixed on mines in Colorado.— Lagrange Standard. .

e “Nothing Like If.” 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, Coldﬁ, Asthma, Bronchitis, &e. Every boftle is guaranteed, or money refunded by H. C. Cunningham. e © 82-8 w

A Fulton county farmer with three good looking daughters, is about to sue the county. ' His claims are good, for he says that his residence has been used for a court house for three years, witl; no returns yet.-—Rochester SenSinel.. - - i :

THE CONSTITUTIONAL CATARRH REMEDY does semething more than merely repress or suspend the symptoms of the gisease— reaching its constitutional causes, and renovating the vital energy,} which is the natural antagonist of *ickness and physical decay. - I 5 ; !

Because when the animal powers and the capacity for mental exertion are deadened for the time being either by convivial indulgence or any other debilitating agency, it speedily restores the equilibrium of the system, and the ability to think and labor. See adyertisements. Sold-by D. S. Scott & Son, Ligonier. 37-2 m,

Sheriff Pressley, of Marion county, is having the gallows erected for the nanging. of two other prisoners this month. The epidemic of crime will surely scare if capital punishinent has an effect in checking it. ;

Faets That We Know. . If you, are suffering with a severe ‘eough, cold, asthma, bronchitis, consumption, loss of voice, tickling in the throat, or any affection of the throat or lungs, we know that Dr. Kine’s NEw DilsCcovEßY will give you immediate relief. We know.of hundreds of cases it has completely cured, and that where all other medicines had failed. No other remedy can-show half as many permanent cures. Now to.give you satisfactery proof that Dr. King’s New Discevery will cure you of Asthma, Bronchitis, Hay Fever, -consumption, severe eoughs and colds, e:oa‘nenm, or any throat or lung dis“ease, if you will call at D. 8. Scott & Son’s Drug Store you can get a trial bottle for 10 cents, or.a regular size bottle for $l.OO.

Election of Directors of the Agricaltur- | &) Society. The members of the Noble County Agricultural Seciety met en Monday last, and among other business transacted elected the following directors: O. Kimmell, W. W. Latta, E. B. Gerber, A. J. Merris, W. D. Hays, C. Palmiter, A. Engle, H. Wood, George Growcock, J.. C. Zimmerman, James | Calbeck, J. J. Knox and S. McMann, | The directors elect will meet on Monday, Wm the general officers of the Society-for the ensuing'

Vanderbilt’s move in securing a line of steamers to connect with the New York Central railroad is an important piece of diplemacy, as it gives New York advantages as a land terminus. _for western freight hitherto enjoyed to its exclusien by Philadelphia and Baltimore, and which were rapidly | tarning the tide of traffic in this particular in favor of the latter cities. - THE undersizacd beg leave to an!:““i:bz public -tbﬂ?lﬁ;ﬁ;{?&u; - #ssumed MW ement of Kann's | Hall.. The Hall will be entirely refit-_ - ted and renovated in ashort time. For

' —Wedding on the Hawpateh this evening. * S ey —Frozen ears, fingers and feet are getting to be a common thing with our people. . > | —Everybody buys C. S. Malthy’s Celebrated Baltimore Oysters. For sale by K. W. Fischer. —Union Hall is to be opened by a Comedy Company from New York, January 24th-and 25th. : ; -—7 he town Marshal, with a posse of men, shoveled through a snow drift, south of tewn, 700 feet wide. : ~ —No printing offiee in Noble coun-ty-can turn out ‘more tastefully executed job work than THE BANNER office. » e '—The band boys will give a concert at Albion next week or week after.— No definite date has as yet been fixed upon. : - ~—The A. S. Asseciation will give their {ifth annual reception at the residence of Mr. A. 8. Fisher, next Monday evening. By £ _ —After Monday our Agricultural Society will be in good trim to make it interesting for our rural friends at the coming fair. - - —Ladies! You can now buy Cloaks almost at your own prices, as they must be closed out before February Ist. ' 'JACOBS & GOLDSMITH. —A jolly Jewish sleighing party, numbering sixteen, were out to Pete Silburns Tuesday evening. They report an excellent time. ’ -~ —That concert by the Goshen Cornet Band will be held at Kann’s Hall, instead of at Union Hall, as stated in last week’s issuet' Remember the date, January 16th, " .. : —Everybody who has an ice house should not,neglect this splendid opportunity to fill it. The'ice is splendid, -and from ten to twelve inches thick. A good deal has been stpred here since last week. ’ : —South Bend had, during ’7B, twelve fires. Thegreatestlossbeingthe burning of the St. Joe Block, December 24. Its total loss by fire for the year will undoubtedly fall below twenty thou--sand dollars. ~ —Trains east of Cleveland, g} pas- - senger and freight, are at a stand still, ‘owing to the great snow blockade. No freight, we understand, is being received at way stations for points east of Cleveland. o . BN po £ NG Ll egl N S e sil Sl S e

—George Guyon, of Chicago, has entered into a contract to walk for fifty hours against a horse, the animal to walk or trot the same length of time, for $250 a side. The contest begins at 7 o’clock-this evening. 7 ; —The business man who will no.'tc speak pleasantly to his nextdoor neighbor, in the same business, simply. because he is in that business, is not a tull grown gentleman, and does not merit public patrenage. b —MessrsaJacebs & Goldsmith will hereafter be managers of Kann’s Hall, Mr. Hoffman's contract having expired January Ist. We are informed that Mr. Kann will make many needed improvements in the hall at once.

—The Goshen band will give a concert at. Kann’s Hall, next Thursday evening, Jan. 16th. A special train, carrygng . the band and friends, will leave Goshen at 2 P. M. The band will make a parade at 8 o’clock. The Elkhart, South Bend and Goshen pa-pers-speak of their entertainments as being first-class. 5 —Dr. Robert DQ'Unger. of Minneapolis, Minn., claims to have discovered virtues im cinchona rubra that will cure drunkenness and take away all ‘inclination or desire for strong drink, gee article on first page. If his cureis sure and his theory correct, it virtually does away with Prof. Luke’s favorite theory that alcohol is a food. o —lt is said by parties Who'.hafve tried it, that the introduction of wild rice into our inlaud streams would tend to multiply the number of fish, and alse be a great defence against floods washing away the banks. An experiment of this kind might be made at a slight cost, and would in all probability richly repay all expenses. —At the M. E, Church, next Sabbath morning, instead of preaching a sermon the pastor will give a bible reading. Subject: “The personality and presence of the Holy Ghost.” All are cordially invited to attend, and are requested to bring their bibles and pencils in order to mark passages for subsequent study. Inthe evening the subject of discourse wil be: * Jesus Christ; whe is he? what is ha? and; what can he do ?” : R

—The following, from the Daviess County Democrat, is applicable to Ligonier: “See.that the poor about you, this bitter cqld weather, -are nat suffering for the necessaries of life.— There is no organized effort for their relief in our midst. This is a time for the churches, for societies and for private individuals to open their pocket books. “The poor ye have with you always.” And don’t forget that “he who pities starving birds mustscatter crumbs as well.” i

—The polar wave which has just swept over the country, was of extended magnitude. The roads in the eastern States are impassable from the great snow-fall and drifts. At Buffalo the mercury stood 18° below Zero; at Cleveland, O, 12° below; at Yankton, D. T, 25° below; at Cincinnati, 12° below ; at St. Louis, 10° below, and many persons were frozen to death ; at Memphis, 15° above; at Chicago, 28° below. At all points in Illinois, lowa, and Nebraska the weather was severely cold, and many deaths by freezing are reported. ] i

—Notwithstanding the severe cold weather, our people have been enjoying this winter weatber hugely. Everybody possessing a horse has devised some sliding machine upon whieh to enjoy the “beautiful snow,” ranging from the old fashioned go-d—l to the ‘finest cutter. Thestieets are as smooth as ice, and sleigh bells are constantly ringing out their merry chimes, as the .gay crowds fly about town. Those less fortunate promenade the streets, ‘seemingly for their b ealth, sometimes suddenly doubling up and. sliding oft oy . ~,. M

'»‘%-v—'Sl’ociél Club Dance at Kann’s Hall Wednesday evening of next week. —At 11 o’clock on Thursday night of last week the thermometer stood at 24° below zero. . e g e ~ —SBparta township is now taking its turn in having the measels. Some. very serious cases are reported. . —Of course. everybody will read Auditor Stewart’s annual contribution’ to current literature, the delinquent list. -, 4 ‘ —-The roads in the country are pretty badly drifted with snbw, in conse?% quence of which there are but few sleighing parties. =~ . - 3 - —A small child of John Benson’s, of Lagrange, died recently from the effect of having a couple kernels of corn lodged in its lungs. | i —That party at Seymour Murray’s, in Sparta twp., given by his son. Walton, on New Year’s Eve. is said to ‘have been a grand affair. ; —We have made another great; re- * duction in prices on Over-Coats, and ‘can prove such by calling at B M. Jacobs &’ Co’s., Clothiers. ‘ —Before you commence finding fdult with other folks, consider first whether you would not have done thie same_ thing'under the same circumstances. —Quite a' number of young folks from this ‘place attended a dance at Brimfield on New Year’s Eve. Several were pretty badly frozen before they got back. ~ —We are in receipt of a minute des‘eription of a recent visit made by ‘Charley Whiteman to his many friends round about Cromwell. Time and space will hardly allow its publication. - —Circuit court convened Monday, ‘ with a nsuaily good attendance. ‘The ~docket is as large by one as on the first day of the October term, and will no doubt enlarge to the usual number, two hundred and twenty, or more; —Trains on the Lake Shere rvad are now :running direct from New York to Chicago. Thesnow bleckade east of Cleveland has been cleared, but it will be some days, however, before all trains resume their schedule time. —The constitution of Indiana provides that the Legislature shall convene on the first Thursday after the first Monday in January, and shall not continue in session longer than sixtyone days, counting Sunday. Now, try to remember this. : —We see it stated that a bill has been introdueed in Congress to reduce the fees on money orders to five cents for each order, and to make every post office a money order office where the salary of the postmaster amounts to as much as $lOO per year. This bill ought to become a law. e . —A couple of sharpers about Lagrange are engaging goed, reliable farmers as agents to sell machines.— Sixty machines are ordered, upon which the profits would be $1,500.— They take the farmers note for $750, then-compromise for $5OO cash. When will farmers learn to be farmers, and let agents be agents # I : —The special train chartered by the Oliver Chilled Plow Works, of South Bend, to carry their agents from Columbus, 0., to South Bend, Ind., passed through here last evening with about 180 employees on board. Agents Kinnison and Smith, also E. B. Gerber, accompanied the party frem here. The train returns to-night. )

WE BELIEVE Drs. Price & Brewer to be conscientious; pains-taking practitioners, and the public may rest assured that they will undertake no ease beyond the reach of medical skill for the sake of pecuniary gain. Drs. Price & Brewer have traveled on the Michigan Southern road for many years, and they have been suceessful with the cases: submitted to their care. Their ybars of experience will be used for the benefit of those who may consult them. We have no hesitaney in commending the Doctors to the fullest eonfidence of those aflicted. If suffering from lung, liver, heart, throat, or any other chronic ailment, go and see Drs. Price & Brewer on their next visit at the Ligonier House, in this pégge, Thursday, the 30th of January, 1 7 g ¥

LUMBER SHIPMENTS.—Mr. T. Hudson has furnished us a list of the lumber shipped from this placg by him during the year 1878: B ; Ofash.... ... via o A 8 feet. Of oak: .w. v c.. /i MBS feek Of whitew00d...........124,674 feet. Of walnat.... ....... ...174,139 feet, Of cherry and butternut.. 48,229-feet. Of hick0ry.,............ 883561 feet, Other hard w00d......... 61,000 feet. Total .. ounte 00, .1,068,352 feet. . About three-fourths of the above amount was shipped to manufacturing firms at Sterling, 111, and the balance to the firm of P. G.Dodge, of Chicago. These facts show that the lumber trade of Ligonier is not slow.

' The Resumption Epech. : WASHINGTON, Jan. 2.—The second day of specie resumption was not marked by an incident out of the ordinary at the treasury department. The demaunds .for 'gold at the banks amounts to nothing. The banks aeccommodate their customers in giving them small sums when they are called for. The dollar and two-and-a-half-dollar gold pieces are umpopular, and therefore accumulate in the banks, from whence they are shipped to New York for deposit. The silver pieces are greatly preferred for small change.

Vick’s FLORAL GUIDE.—Of the many guides and seed and plant catalogues sent out by our seedsmen and nurserymen, and that are doing so much to inform the people and beautify and enrich our country, none are 80 beautiful, none 8o instructive as Vick’s Floral Guide, Its paper is the ~choicest, its illustrations handsome, 4and given by the hundred, while its colored plate is a gem. This work, although costing but five cents, is handsome enough for a gift book, or a place on the parlor table. : 3

7 Card of Thanks. Thanks are herewith tendered to Mr. & Mrs. Peter Silburn for their huspitality and courtesy extended on Tuesday evening. - By the Sleighing Party. il O G TrE management of Kann’s Hall is transferred from January 1, 1879, te Messrs, Jacobs & Goldsmith. e JACOB KANN,

AEs vl PERSONAL.[, L George W. Chapman is ill, and is confined to his room. - Miss Lillie Davenport left for her heme in Warsaw, on Saturday. , | Ex-Sheriff Eagles moved onto his farm in Sparta township last Tuesday. Frank Zimmerman returned from his trip to Kansas Thursday of last week. : . o : Henry Green has filled his ice house with 18-inch ice from Indian Lake, and now he is happy. : : o Smith Hayes, who went east to be married on New Year's, is reported as being very ill.at New York. - . Albert Marker, of the Hawpatch, bought a farm of sixty acres of Ed. Sommers, for which he paid $4,100. Marshal Galbreath cooped and fed seventy-six tramps during the month of November, and fifty-six in December. ‘ | Richard Williams, Sheriff-elect, took his official oath yesterday and entered upon the duties imcumbent upon that office. / Prof. Reeg, of Waterloo, began a musical convention at Indian Village last Tuesday evening, to continue ten nights. : 2 .Wm. M. Carr, formerly of this place ‘but now of Angola, was in town the fore part of this week. The “Capt.” looks hearty. : ] ‘ Mrs. E. D. Meagher returns to her home at. Mansfield, Ohio, to-day, and preparations will at once be made for removal to South Bend. y Margaret Collims, 94 years of age, while attempting to cross the railway track at Goshen, last Monday, was struck by the cars and killed instantly. Studebaker Bros. will continue fo supply their many employees with choice weekly newspapers, thus administering to their mental, as well .as physical welfare. Mr., K. Mawhorter fell down THE BANNER office stairway to-day, break‘ing his left arm and dislocating it at the elbow. WHis face .and body were also badly scratched and bruised. John W. Smith, late republican candidate for Auditor of Noble county, has been appointed to a postal ‘clerkship on the eastern division of the L. S. &M.S.R. R. His route lies between Cleveland and Buffalo. . Our old friend and former Cromwell correspondent, Charley Whiteman, dropped inte eur sanctum during our absence one day last week. We are yery sorry we were not at heme, as we should have liked to met him. - L

“Jap,” author of the “Albion Rummages,” bids good-bye to the correspondents of THE BANNER, saying that as New Year approachad he “swore off.” He also says, “keep qn brether correspondents, your excellencies are not forgotten.” - ! :

< Resolutions of Respect Passed in open Lodge Dec. 16th, 1878, by Ligonier Lodge, F. &A. Masons, No. 185, there assembled, on the death of Brother Jacob Stage: ; WHEREAS, It has pleased our Grand Master on high, to call our beloved brother, Jacob Stage, from this Leodge here below, to that celestial Jodge on high; and ‘ : WHEREAS, He was an efficient member and brother of the frafernity for more than fifty years, and & member of Ligonier Lodge of F. & A. Masons ever since its organization, anda companion of Noble County Chapter, No. 42, and a co-worker with usin the cyuse of Faith, Hope, and Charity; ard 5

WHEREAS, He has left a bereaved widow and orphans to mourn hisloss; therefore . Resolved, That while we bow with becoming meekness before the Grand Master on high for His great mysterious Providence that He has visited our fraternal circle, yet we truly lament the decease of our beloved Brother, fully realizing that the fraternity has lost, in the death of Brother Stagse, ,one of its most efficient members; society, one of its most worthy citizens, but most of all, his bereaved wife and children, have lost a kind husband and an affectionate father, whose presence ‘and fostering care must be forever missed from the home circle. Further —we truly recognize, and fully appreciate the many noble virtues and deplore deeply with all our hearts the loss *of our deceased worthy brother, and will ever seek to emulate his virtues. ' | :

Resolved, That the bereaved widow and orphans of the deceased, in this, their hour of deep affliction, have our heartfelt sympathies and most ardent wishos for their future happiness and well being—both for time and' for eternity. @We would gladly, it we could, give consolation; but this power belongs to Him who ¢ontrols our destinies, and who has promised to be a husband to ithe widow and a father to the fatherless. We would therefore -implore His greatest blessing to rest upon the afflicted family of our beloved brother. It is therefore Resolved, That Ligonier Lodge, No. 185, be draped in mourning for the term of sixty days and that these resolutions be published in THE NATIONAL BANNER, and a copy furnished to the family of the deceased. ; : HENRY HOSTETTER, JOHN ABDILL, ih + "E.B.GERBER.

; That Musical Convention. Ep. BANNER:—I have just returned from Broadway, where 1 attended the musical cenvention, conducted by Prof. J. F. Kinsey, and I must say that those four days will long be remembered as bright ones in my history. To say, as did Prof. Reed, of Waterloo, “we had a good time,” would not express it. The hours flew like moments, and as the time drew near to separate we could not help feeling sad. We think Prof. Kinsey 1s one among the few who is not mistaken in his calling. He certainly has fine ‘ musical talents and a pleasing way of conducting & class. I heope we may ‘meet again sometime in the near fu- \ ture. = The convention was a suceess in every sense. The people spared no ' pairs to make it pleasant and we shall ' not soon forget those with whom we ‘ stayed—namely: John Weade, Mr. J. 'C. Wyland and the Galloway Brothers -~-their hospitality was genuine to the |_letter. When we have our convention ‘we hope to be able to return the‘com- | ‘ pliment. Remember, we shall expect ~ you to come. Due notice will be giv- . W. H. BLACK; . Hawpatch, Jan. 5,"19.° =~ | oy you el e o 0 T & Son’sdrugstore, .

& 'ﬂ' h .’;“s—@%{ﬁ&:‘jz‘; . %‘? N .f 0 - R ;_;% a 0 eg " g gi ral I.IN\D FORRL R ERI 0 ‘.Lif:\‘« R 188113 R o2R B i D Il A VAL o e Vil AAANE & VL J x 8 A e R LR A e oty N Sl : e o Y SRR VATIDEPENE OFRICR. } The following is & list of Lands and Town Lots, in said county of Noble returned by the Treasurer of said C«imt;yind remaining Delinquent for the non-payment of taxes due on the same for the year 1877 and former years, with penalty. interest, and cost of advertising ewgod‘thotgon; also, the taxes for the current year, 1877, to which a penalty of ten per centum will ve added if not paid onor before the. THIRD MONDAY IN APRIL, 1879, Fa ! g . .- SPARTA TOWNSHIP. .. '~ { o TR R e & 3P|l @ L oNAMEBS, ~ DESCRIPTION. HHilils (g 2 % 2 - i s fefef o el . e e | 'ssss|ss' e 1 ¢ : s induha atey Barney, WIHINm M. .-l oo W o T RIS R "35‘% $l2 77 »Hanmf"[‘h0ma5etu....;..............'e YR N R lu‘:ul sl .80{..| 997 Straw & Land......................c../nptehalfseqr. .. .....c.............0|10184} 8] eol:.] 17 62g PERRY TOWNSHIP. = . i PUIRIRE L. i L NEGE MO R EaBR a 0 33] e e eLR e o : : ELRHART TOWNSHIP. : ‘ Benton, J0nathan.,....................1neqrnw qr...;.......;.....,.........‘1435 9; 40 | 806 s Leviand Lucy. .io.. cooi. . IWRRLLCT il s 11{35‘ 9|=160|..' 69 14 ik . YORK TOWNSHIP. : ke McConnell, Geéorge W.ii o.<. o i IUNB MAWQT cs i iisdiancrensrsonsisnn 6-34| 9 57'33‘ 18 18 same L qur..............,....,...........| 6!81 9| ’:Gi.. 46 33 = NOBLE TOWNSHIP. - | 'EdFert,on, Joseph K......c0v0cee eceo /D@ QIDOQr. . ocoenaieaes faraninnnen-.|80133) O 40|..| 23 O 1 Milligan & Brown .......cizecccecesojund 3 shfneqr....ccovuinennneaa..|l2(33 9| 2666] 31 45 Norten, John Foo .ol s W ReGE e 11188 e 80‘.. 16 82 Tavior, Reuben,. .l .. .. o meae vt n o s so] ssl o) 160] 1 socor i i : GREEN TOWNSHIP. : Gordon, Anderson. ... il .l nege BRar . sl i 20135331100 4019308 Lockwood, A10nz0.....................whtanr...~...............,.. ......lu‘mllol a0i..l 18 95 same G eaiavusiiaanens ks IO RBONE NP QF-20 L oot ... 1151881100 40] f BBR e T otseresap st oo sl IO TN o b O ‘ ; JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP. W : Hunt, John F....-..............‘......1neqr.-............-._................... 32 84‘10‘ 160'.. 61 99 Hanna, Samuel T........... ccccc....|BW qr 8W qr...........................]14"34 10| 40 l 801 ——— e O e 1 i ‘'WAYNE TOWNSHIP. . Hatnes, George ... iol voiisicav O BEMW RSO cil i il ciniaiaun 111851101 EOE. ]BL 08 e et e eO o R ‘ SWAN TOWNSHIP. Bushall, J, A 2 00 o o W Ese Q.o s L., oo |IO]BBIIT] 40]..1 18 80 TOWIN LOTS —LIGONIER. - . , | 518 2 - : NLE NAMES. - DESCRIPTION. ls bt it ' : okl Barpey, William M........................|Fi5her & Co’s Aaditi0n............. ..... . 7| 2] 882 | same cecremacascceacansassacceo|Fisher & Co’s Addition........o..cocious 8 2 107 Barnett, TROMAS.........cco..covin.ooae-auiSUEAUS" Ad@it10n.........,....c0ii1i0aie] 19100 125 Barney, Abma B. oo C 00l oLI CERTIer R AddTtton. S 0 il e 7| 6| T3O | same SRS T do do B iR Lt 8| 614 83 same Searteeanvsesuiatu st anco st RICHTHODHS AAQILON. (ooa i iGI 28|..| 58 87 Cntahaw, Culioiiiiiciiimciidiiaiiioe. (Brsun’ do saa i L I G 9i..1° 785 Corbin, John ..coiieicLids s adiaiiacou | Randall’s do el kb dini DRI 458 Grove, Joeph M. .. i i iciiocnisciianinye do do 18{..| 820 same s g do HO sooG Ll L o Agk L aate Knoblock, J. Ce.coovicaccenecconaieesann.. |Fisher & Co’s do e 7| 3| %4 b 5 Rinsey: J.da o iiiitive-sansaeivii-calontoat West DRPE. ooLl ol it 36!..| 27«46 Litte]?.Levic............ Sewasnsadn s ewaal WOBRS RAAILION o 5 o s fio o i tieil, 18{...| 709 Miller, Py D ciieiis oLI Ll ol iiiehmon@ e Addition. .ol s cisin sl 46101 899 same bl I do B 0 s 47(..] 160 same SR e Wee e Bin i do ° gl oo el g Pierson, Wi11iamdJ......... c......... ...IStraus’ a 0 00l i 20!..1 17 81 e e e e e e ettt e . - WAWAKA. | Cartar, WHIRI . i a iO el 84|.:] 165 same MNbyeel ke e RRL S S T .....................' :1ﬁ‘..l ¢ same sesttessnasieesuensenatane ] aantae ettt ie it ceeaeaia 54|..] 336 | ROME . : | BREDOE. DOVE. oo e L e AN L R P S S 0 TN T B Howe, Mpman Yl ods lorair sl e i L i vaidea it ast el 188 BNisoly, BRRC I C st N e v 108 1T 18 same Seasn b caneredtsus e IR SO Ty il ot ks Li o 104 4711 89 MoOYes: O oiil b e ss v AT e

BRIMFIELD. . : Kelly, Bréemhn.clo ob 0.0 il ldonest Adaiton il il el b 19150 9.3) ; , KENDALLVILLE. ; Allen, William B 0000 iloonoc i s IMiteßellSs Addition. .o . ... ... looioniio, ] 136].0118 38 Bolls, WHMam:. ..00.l i il i do d 0 | nwceor.......coaliiil] 10814 91 same MS e cLlUaCina e s C S lERENIRE o Lie s e 109 0119 81 Bidwel, Decatnr. .. ovi i ciiii i | IBRTIOO TBBE NWCOPY ... oo ovniivsiiisasincns 14]..] 18 87 Cadﬂy_', BBe sl IR AdaTEion Li U 3 g g Olufl, Marcus, . ...ccoccicaiiansasnansssss. |Hill & Stone’s Bub-Divi5i0n.............. 4]..| 2548 Carpenter, Ge0r%e...... vessssnasaieadsasss|Dannel’s Addition, 76x17 feet sw corner.. 57(..1 13 01 Fort Wayne C011ege......................|1dding5’ dn e aaave ook T e 648 Giravds, Georplicc. oo sl 00l o TMiteliell's. do i iiii Rl i 38l LT 19 65 same Seaian il pinuenbisaatn. |OIGTIIS 4o MW Ao 88k L 084 same secnancavenssavansesananneiMitohell’s do 22 feet-middle part..... 1 95(..1'11 41 same . camciiiiiieaaesanaeve-easo|Mitchell’s - do, .22 feet middle part.....| 26/..| 209 Johnson,dJohn....i.o. il aisivesiwlddings’ do AL SOl TR eI Ay 65]..] 221 ROYCe, Jiidiiiiiaisiniain, seonsindaiuovews tMltChel’s < :do AU vEsvsunsann ve v stk AR TIGE 100 NY Ke11i,Free_man.....:..................... Grave’s Sub-Division........ccoc.ccooo | Bf.. 154 Mitchel, Worden & 8u5hne11..............|Mitche11’s Addition ......................| 861..| 87-13 Melninef, Klisha 770 .o oioc Ll Dannels 06 isa b slich goB same Bl snanses svbrsaowaseaad IDROBBIS oo Lo ob ol Bae Rl eOO INOIL GeOrge oot i e vae s IRvanß Bab Diviston ;..o L nl 6/..| 16 21 Newinan AL H. o 0 oo e Dannals Addition, wpt...... 00l 80l 838 sßappenteimer, LeopOld. cccu. ivvivwees tMILohOIPS - QO. - ciiiiiaiiiecaniccosinins |~ 2400 |lO 69 Randall;: Kagena®.. -02 222 0 0 o L Uilcheoekißdo . “w hf. ...l 00l o 10(..1 522 same Sadesln s oosat s aanisii sLR itcheock sdo 80 feet eastend........ il 2ia) Sheffer: By veston. ... i i eciacaesisaassrjClark’s G 0 BWeOr. i 88(..1 30 71 Sullivain. BRERCK. oo vos ook e HRRIDERT 0 e B 9i..1 1013 Unknown OWners......cacveeeee caeannq... |[Minot’s G 0 Sl ilthnl LT 18k 6 Y same et i el eI d 0 Ll b i asleil ies same do do 6(..| 615 WO, Jatob. .o oul il Sl v do fdo. 00l ol tal o] 458

< : . WOLF LAKE. : TB R B T|R P BT HnRaOWN@WReEN ..o LLo e L ..I 93]. 113 Unknown OWROEE -cO.- .o iiis oel e i iia sLI iesaieas cisiadiienioas 08l Al 00 e e e it : ~ ALBION CORPORATION. el e e Cox, MaryA..............................1Tiﬂ1gn‘Additi0n...........,...-............l 164]..1 390 same SR ada ks s pba ek e GT 00 seeuibvissnessasssipssnevali 16810 S 18 90 Derr,D.H.&W........:.....;;............ do 4o e P9O A Frosty JORIRW B L L duiliidiiiioni do . do St SR R e s 81)..1 176 same s EENR R s kel do do Samel i G e 32|..] 146 same S TR do 1 P I SR A 99|..| 146 same’ Ak abk bhg oy go ol e eTe T e same SRR e in bR h ey do ao St U s hih botb L ol 1011..| 146 f same * Bl ad s ae se o sukabs do do SR ERenb et bns eeie ol IORE LN ]96 same L o sLe AR R R SOl sR B D same o do e55tha1fi................| 994 --1 269 ' same B 0 -d0 s e eaelia i e BROR BlooOm ..ol D e el GRS RSR R R G T same eebsa il R NBO G 0 ol i e e 83(..1 315 same RG NS RI T do 8O- Lol s n s eet e B&l same i T e aot odo.. oooainoie s cooc gl ggy game Ll ey 40 Mo el san ) 198 T4B Eaphanm Freds .oo il o o G 0 odo ol s e el L R LN R T Te R TS R e e e Ne T SO T S R S il D ney MEarn doln Ll o bl R e i e 11k E 1 . game . SAa e s B e b SR AL PR eEe S hemmie sVsSlma s s mine S aws ee it st d 10T 2 RAY Feaia Ser T TRS EERRETL AR BN e S e s R L BRYanNon, B W e i i e e - same SR el st v R et o T sl LS Tey 87]..1 <3 83 same Wvtus ey savanioakane | BFsßsdanabodasabannt sassnvonssitbiibvn o 221 118 Zeller, Oltver . . 00- 0L el Addidfon.. . LU L L bb sy same Vi e el Ll e ado goot Tk ggh s L ot game sisee et Tt ol a 0 Mg sigs o G e 50(..| 201 same e L R B e . same egt e e T e eosgt s g same SR G 0 an . o e e R ey : same Gl SR ol 0 OeT ik Ramt iR oy same Samsspntia ot L ille sQo nole sl L 90l s g . same an e a 8 s same asaai 00l G 0 LlO i i o doat ol gey same Ger i it g a¥ do 00l oot aqoßbinhigoay Go U RRNG T DD Q 0 o il LIS e 2 68 same R g 0 dh o L s RO same SniiE (g dber L G i HBeE iy o same s e G 0 lo oLI Rl T S A ARI TRO sl T T AR R R G 0 80 oek 1801 LT B same i e dniiias glee ) e eeeeen i 90 0k same s 00 00 Ui il MY G 6D ' same e anmeenin ido e D L T 108 l goy . same Seaiesaamiens el a 0 o s s e e el 6By LB L osl e R S B ade s d 0 boo e ol b 6 ~ .game ndiioabn e B DBO 0f L T e R San sl BT g e ‘same Yalqdis sViee d o NS s go 30 Posasaadio et iRI g:g 51% same AR ER S S T 0 DL e svi iet et diaia e e same MR A SEe W S A e do 8804 eot e T e same T R 90 180 v ailiaiGen i b2O IRO i game Leik b e Q 0 0" ss e s eAk % }g game Shessscciesmsmasecrasaaasan D) do sewavesrss e teu s yiacm 1o . same G RS gg 40 1 Sieiha.sssinataca s o R 1150 . same Cessesecasiciiisscasnanaean| o dO do eaceasssientceccinsaansaaa] 2081..1 1 50same Abadesssavariaimsvysasanes do do svassssascassnasanasscenaal 2801..1 150 : same D favea stk skesl g 1 do do seesencmaeannaasaaaaniaess| 2811001 150 ' game. do do 94 feet ea5tend..........| 285/..| 178 88l Gst s e do QD o iviie s e ninanaet SOREL T §0) CBAMI@ . cccasisseessecovisocesas do A 0 os E Qe B . BAme Wasie s btuedha beidarecater INANOCR (A 0 oLI il dnnaasideaatl s9O 180 ‘same B 0 L se s eIR A 1 0 -.same o SRS b 5e A eWA de do Lt Aet e mat s Ty Sti..l' 1713 : same sasmeawsssiacadncuacancass 2o do - Vool il i sl U BSEEE ) 180 ; same Be R G do do Shbadia il SrosaNa e i 531..1 122 i same dsenzoeioatetaseensnuat b a 0 -@0 iih L cisiadasa e cneist 1B CL TSO ° same Seiiesuvhianeshausadonbnas IBVOWRELIS O <.l il il iiai il 1) Y W e e ss ) et e

SBTATE OF INDIANA, } Ss ‘ Noble County, g : ; : I, JAMES O. STEWART, Auditor of said County of Noble, do hereby certify that the foregoing is & correct list of lands and town lots subject to sale and returned delinquent for the non-payment of taxes due thereon for the year 1877, and former years, and returned to me by the Treasurer of said County, including penalty, interest and cost of advertising, | together with the tax of the current year, 1878, as the same are severally charged with the amount of taxes as exhibited in the foregoing list. 3 [L S ”| Witness my hand and the Seal of the Board of Commissioners, at Alblon, this 20d day of 1V January, 1879, ; JAMES C. STEWART, o Auditor of Noble County, Indiana. _ . AUDITUR'S OFFICE, Thedn . St ; NoBLE COUNTY, INDIANA. NOTICE is hereby given tliat so much of the above described lands and town lots as may be nes cessary to discharge the taxes, interest, penalty and costs ihereon. or which may be due from the owners thereof at the time of the sale, will be gold dt public anction at the Court House, in thé town of Albion, in said County, on the SBecond Monday in February, 1879, commencing at 10 o’clock, A, u,, of sald day, and continne from day to day until all are dieposedof. - L o Ty Witness my hand and the Seal of the Board of Commiesioners at Aibion, this 2nd day of [y Sy, Saaiigtit oeot oo R i

1.0.0. F.-ELECTION NOTICE The members of Bxcelsior Lodge No. 262, I, 0 0. F.,’are hereby notified to meet at their Lodge Room on 5 . Saturday Evening, January 11, 1879, at7o’clock », i, for the purpose of electing three Trustees for the ensning year, ‘Witness our hands this 24th day of December, 8%, ' FERD,BANDROCK,N.G, - ANDREW JAORSON © . ry. @ndiis

- LIST OF l;E’l‘Tßßb;_ : RBMAINING inthe Post Office at Ligonier, Indiana, daring the rut week : Billman, Miss Mary Hierchy, Lydia Burnett, Mre. Juliet , . Myers, James 013.{. 8. 8. 3 McNeal, J. C. Gliiman, Mrs. A. ‘Miller, ¢ ; : Weaver, Isaac, : Persons calling for un’; of the above letters will please say “'advertised. ' B - ... H, M. GOODSPEED, P. M Ligonter, Ind., January 8, 1879, - it Brushes of all kindB for sale by ElS S R o

A Lumber Yard in Ligonier. ' LUMBER, LATH AND SHINGLES, | Of all r,lasseé and grades, Lept cdmtanily oh hand. Pine Lumber, thoroughly seasoned, dressed or in the rough, [rom a Fence Picket to a Stick of Timber. sold at Botton - Prices. Call and See Us before buying. Yard on Cavin Street, north of Kerr"s.Furni_tm-e'Store'. ‘ ey . Knepper & Peck.

- b oy 4 JJ_T__J n All persons wishing to purchase a reliable instrument, and not wishing to pay two profits, can save money by (l::a;._l]l;_ng on A, S. FISHER, Ligonier, Ind. iy - XSSy (e S R

o B Your.Negd':’a;:]_i*!i'r}st‘.’v_(}llﬁfa,»ss\_‘f_v_,_'- { COOK STOVE! ~~ oramelegant = PARLOR STOVE, (either coal or wood) or a Qommon In shm"t,’}a[_ny ki];?ld{}‘();-ﬁf a Stov‘é, qall7 ‘at the Hardware, Store of = ' JONN WER, Who Sells at BOTTOM PRICES.

R.PRICE’S)® Ao A 7 LR a 4 L, O A NN T JIAT CREAM ™ At SPECIAL™ LT S 3 -;(»'4{’= Y. NSI TR S v » BAKING |~ | [LAVORING P _l_&L_J SN, e ; ?7?‘} b\ A} . & . —Gry— J}de .:gt, [l' }L» /6 R, T e —— ? g 2 o g a gy ')l‘fa}’ i 5 Eminent Ohémists and’ Physicians certify that these goods are free from adulteration, richer, more effective, produce better resulta than any others, and that they use them in their own families. - : i 15 (f UNIQUE PERFUMES are the Gems. of all Odors. : : TOOTHENE. Anagreeable, healthful Liquid Dentifrice. § 11) LEMORN SUGAR. A substitute for Lemons. " e EXTRA_GT_'JAMA!CA ~GII!QER. From the pare root. STEELE & PRICE’S LUPULIN YEAST CEMS.! e e i The Best Dry Hop ?east in'the World. 5 o STEELE & PRICE, Manfrs., Chicago, St. Louis & Cincinnati,

R e R YEYEy New Grocery! ~ New Bakery! YH9Y99YY | §9H9TNYY Everything New! Everything Fresh ! Y 9999 | RURTAT K.W.FISCHER,

/ MIDDLE ROOM . | ——,QF rl‘lt-;—~ S 2 BANNER BLOCK \' 3 o b 1 ': s , BAKERY, and now offers the pisblic' a cimi“ce. and 'exfenn‘aive ' assortment of - . Groceries and Provisions ~ WOOD, WILLOW, GLASS, CHINA AND STONE.WARE, ALL NEW AND BOUGHT FOR Ck{sn, . and to be sold at Prices that must zive 2 satisfaction, v i v

' We cannot undertake to enumerate all we keep in stock,. but we can say that in this establish~ment yon will ind everything to be fouudin & : . ; ; - Fipst-Class Grocery. ko L 2 ;_»—'——-—4, g ‘_:,.‘ s Fresh Bread Daily! EATING HOUSE! shoe TR T S e In our eating room we will at a.l times hav;: } o 'B, hot ¢ nd tea, = e ’p c'"v{‘a%“mlm\n:“'e“ ‘?m ‘Come in and make yourse! mm.mﬁg COUNT! E“ﬁ! PR gi DUCE

CabineT ShoP Lo i - —AND—. Cabinet Wareßooms ; el U' o J Aty s, s NSNS : N N o ! 3 e ::g‘;\f o e : 5 & i‘;%—]/ \,» : T ’ S ‘Would respectfully announnce to the citizens of Noble county that he has constantly on hand alargeacd superlop stock of { o ] : Cabinet - Ware, ? consisti@:g inpartof DRESSING BUREAUS, TABLES,STANDS, -~ WARD-RoBES, LoUNeEs, Cup- . BOARDS, MOULDING, CHAIRS AND BEDSTBADS, “And in fact everything usually kept in a FiretClass Cabinet Shop, Particular attention . paidtothe Undertaking Business, . COFFINS a.ways on hand and made to order on short no= tice. "Also all kinds of shop work made toorder. Farniture 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

: kY- ° . 3 F. W. Shinke & Bro. Take pleasure in informing the people of Ligonier and vicinity that they have the best selected g stock of all kinds of ! For Men, Bo'}'s, and Chidren; -also, inelﬁl : assortment of wear for Women, Misses and Chil-< * dren. All styles and qualities 10 select from.~ ; Will'be sold at : BOTTOM PRICES., T e— zelt S ‘Having adoptedthe =~ = LOW PRICE SYSTEM! ‘Which vet}nire's gelling at 'very" small 'pmﬁfl.,ﬂt public will ®ppreciate the necessity of ready or o prompt pay. i | Special Attention givento & . CUSTOM WORK. ‘We guarantée first-class stock and Workmanship, MENDING done EXPEDITIOUSLY e “ Corn - Field GAITERS? SOE pais Ry e L SO e SR Sools R LUI VB e R LA e e LR e LS L R T S e s Colaeie o oM im gl LD b s g ey B L SRR e Q-; “'§ JSs A UALL, *g“""‘iﬁ“‘% B R et EXAMINEOUR GOODS. s R R e S T * ke A s Gl s AAIRVERE QLN LA IRAVLINg ?I%»,%4’3‘{’“'_%\s‘:"¢’:L@3‘3‘?§.~ n~“ s