The National Banner, Volume 13, Number 39, Ligonier, Noble County, 16 January 1879 — Page 3

Thve Fatiomal Banwey LOCAL AND HISCELLAEEOUS. e e ‘ West’s Liver Pills Cure Ind igestion. Mrs. Mary Hytop, of Norfolk county, Va., was frightened to death on Monday by being chased by a horse.

ELDRED & 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, &¢.. | ¢ -

In the Missouri Legislature a bill has been introduced making rape punishable by hanging. ; ’

_lf you have the Asthma, go to our popular druggist, H. . Cunningham, and procure a bottle of the Great English Cough Remedy. It is warranjed. -82-8 w

An lexplosion occurred in Dina’s colliery, Rhondda Valley, England, last Monaay night. About sixty persons are believed to be killed.

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. - ! 882-BwW.

‘The Fort Wayne National Bank has declared a semi-annual dividend of 5 per cent. _ :

AS WE have been engaged in building during the present season and are tn need of all money dueus, we earnestly request all indebted to us to call and settle without delay. e dos Qu BLDRED & SON. On the night of the 2d inst. the freight depot of the Ft. W., J. & S. Railroad at Waterloo, was consumed by fire.. The loss was about $2,000, which was covered by iusurance.

£5 PPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPPP i 3 S| C.ELDRED & SON sell Piso’s = | Core rok Coxsurerion under a| == & | positive gnarantee on these terms: | = g If, on trial ‘of a bottle of it, you are = €] not satisfied wit.l; its effect, your = § ‘monevaill be'rel'm}ded.‘ ’4sl;B()\‘ = L aas : Pi %0 SSBSBBBSBSS 8888888588888 80

Foxes are quite plenty in Kosciusko county, and the county%uditor, A. B. Ball, is called on frequently to pay the hounty allowed on their scalps. | | - Bueklen’s Arnica Salve. The best Salve in the world for cuts, ‘bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhieum, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, corns, and all kinds of:gkin eruptions. Thi3 Salve is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction in every case or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box, For sale by Seott & Sandrock, Ligonier, Imediana. ; vl2-n32-Bm. ¢

“Prof.” Henry Dick while attempting a balloon ascension at Jonesboro, Ark.,, a few days ago, fell from the trapeze a distance of €OOO feet, and was instantly killed. . i

*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 &mclusively 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. . Lo 32-8 w

" The hanging of Benjamin Hunter at Camden, N. J, on the 10th Inst., for the murder of John M. Armstrong, was one of the most-horribly managed judicial miurders we have ever seen chronicled. The contrivance for executing the wretch failed of:its work, and two deputy sheriffs drew him up and held the rope while he/slowly strangled, it taking 20 minutes to accomplish his death. ; el

THE CONSTITUTIONAL CATARRI REMEDY - does something more than merely repress or suspend the symptoms of the disease—reaching its constitutional causes; and renovating the vital energy, which is the natural antagonist of sickness and physical decay. : Beecause when the animal powers and the gcapactgy for mental exertion are deadened for thetime being either by convivial indulgence or any other debilitating agency, it speedily restores the equilibrinm of the sysiem, and the ability to think and labor. See adyertisements. Sold by D. S. Scott & Son, Ligonier. 37-2 m.

At a meeting of the board of the Cambridge City (Ind.) Trotting Park . Association it was decided' to offer * £lO,OOO in premiums at their meeting, * which takes place the first week in June., : : : . e e e ~ Stop that Cough. : : If you are suffering with a couelgh, cold,’ asthma, bronchitis, hay feber, consumption, less of voice, tickling in the throat, or any affection of the throat or lungs, use Dr. King’s New Discovery.for consumption. This is the great' remedy that is causing so mueh excitement by its wonderful “cures, curing thousands of hopeless cases.. Over one million bottles of Dr. King’s New Discovery have been used . within the last year, and have_given . perfect satisfaction in every instance. We -can unhesitatingly say that this is really the only sure cure for throat and lung affections, and can gheerfully recommend it to all. Call and get a trial bottle for ten cents or a regular size for $l.OO, For sale by D. S. Secett & Son, Ligonier. { ;

NOBLESVILLE NARRATIVES., | - Look out for the measies. i ~ Our mill yard is being well filled up, Daniel Ziegler has added 10 feet to the smoke stack on his saw mill, ; ‘A series of meetings is still in progress. here, and 12 accessions haye already been secured, May the good ‘work go on; a general reformation is .needed in this locality. : “ ! Mr. Isaiah Fisher met with a serious accident yesterday. The tie chain of a bootn pole with which he had a very large log tied broke, the pole - striking him in the face, cutting his . lips through and injuring one eye. | Still, we have some thiéves in our midst.. While attending ¢hurch, Mon- - day evening, Irvin Haney had one’and ‘George Arthur two bufalo robes stolen. A lady ﬂm&‘uoa?ot the win- ~ dows happened 1o see the pilferers, - and they are known, Unless they return the robes very shortly they will find themselves in tho elutches of offiJacob Keister's bed comfort from his il e FH *‘“*“ ,é:,hx,;s*xéazf«{afg{ggx %\ : ..s*"w;gx{zggj’mm * M f.% "“&:""5« IRy ; o Ll L e ol AP TR b 5

—The editor is again atthe helm. | —Railroad travel i somewhat light justnow. 2 #

—Small bills are beceming scarce. Trot out the daddy dollars. - —This is & good time to buy a farm; that ‘is, if a fellow has the nacessary e e —No cases of extraordinary interest have as yet occupied Judge Tousley’s court at. Albion. L Ol —A big crowd from Goshen is expected in sown to-day to attend;tl:e grand concert in Kann’s Hall, G —The Red Ribbonites will hold a temperance meeting at the Methodist Church next Sunday, afternoon at 2 o’clock. : e —~-Adams’ ready-prepared mince meat, a delicious article, for sale at J. Decker’s. Cheaper than you can make 1t yourself. : i . —We have about $2,000 outstanding, half of which would come very handy just now. - Roll in the dollars, gentlemen. —A merry sleighing party of married people slided to Albion and back Monday evening, and a right good time they had. | | —An Immense reduction in Dress Goods and Cloaks, to lclosg out before the first of February, at

¢ JAcoBS & GOLDSMITH'S, ~-Gov. Williams will not consider any applications for pardonduring the session of the Legislature. Those having friends at Michigan City will govern themselves accordingly. —The Chicago T'imes says that Ligonier had a destructive conflagration caused by a cigar being -careiessl\y thrown into a box containing sawdust. - Go away from home to learn the news, &c. - —A third rail has been laid on the Erie roadito carry the traffic from the narrow gauge.branch through from Buffalo to Philadelphia without transfer, as was necessary heretofore owing to two gauges of?tgack. § : -2 Attention is‘directed to the annual report of the secretary of the Mutual Aid Association of Elkhart County, published in this issue. Mr. C. Hooley, of the Hawpatch, is one ‘of the Di+ rectors, and acting agent for LaGrange and Noble counties. | . —The directors of the Noble Coun ty Agricultural Society met last Monday and elected the following officers for the current vear: President, ‘Orlando Kimmell; Vice-President, Andrew Engle; Secretary, E. B. Gerber; Treasurer, J. C. Zimmerman; General Superintendeut, Wm. D. Hays. ' -~Everybody enjoyed the fine weather and fine sleighing Saturday, q%pe,cially the ladies’ sleighing party. 'Towards evening the gentlemen got out their fast flyers and threw the snow ‘.rizhc' lively. The finest turnout on the road was Charley Shobe’s blacks— Billy and mate. It is hoped the usual Fanuary thaw will not do much damage tol the excellent sleighing. . ‘—A movement is in progress to organize a line of telegrapb independent of the Western Union compady‘ by inhuéi’ng railway companies to withdraw their lines from the service of the Western Union company and fotm an erganization of ‘their own for public business. 'This move meets with the approval of all the trunk lines except those controlle‘g\j}}' Vanderbilt who, it is said, opposes it on the ground that he is a-heavy stock holder in the Western Union company. ' The movement ought to succeed. B

—-The stockholders of the Ligonier Lin, Stock Association met last Mon--day|and eleeted the following named gentlemen as-directors for the current term: Harrison Wood, Orlando Kimmell, Cyrus Kimmell, Dr. Palmiter, A. J. Morris, Wm. D. Hays, C. Hooley, John Morrow, Andrew Engle. 'These directors subsequently elected Harrison Wood as president, A. J. Morris vice-president, Dr. Palmiter treasurer, and J. C. Zimmerman secretary. The society, we-are pleased to-learn, is in a prosperbus condition. o

~ —Giving special attention to chronic diseases, and having a lengthened experience in their treatment, Drs. Price & Brewer readily discern the causes of disease and the proper treatment for their removal. It.is the':imiversal testimony of those who have ’ sought Drs. Price & Brewer’s adviece, that they are candid in what they say, ‘and that they do not encourage the 'making of large doctor’s bills unless there is good ground to hope for benefit from their treatment, If skill is proved by success, then Dr. Price & Brewer possess it. On Thursday, the 30th of January they may be found at the Ligonier House in: this place. —The following, from the Sullivan Democrat,is an indication of where a large portion of the earnings of Indiana farmers flows: “One of our bankers informs us that the bank with which he is connected has, within the past week, forwarded to the East over ‘ six thousand dollars on accountnof interest for loans from insurance companies., It was his impression that /this was searcely half the amount that ‘had been forwarded. Nearly all the loans ,were made at tem per cent., though some we believe were at seven, and -some were payable every six months. This shows an amount in ‘excess of one hundred thousand dollars loaned in our county on mortgages. The annual interest constitutes & heavy drain on our productive in: ‘dustry.” ] —Dropping in at the Empire Flouring Mills yesterday, we were agreeably strprised to hear that the mill is ; n{w énjoying an exceedingly large run of custom work, .80 much so as to ‘cause them to run part of the time ‘beth day and night. Upon inquiring t{@ﬂt‘thﬁmwms found that the mil-

lers attribute it to the excellent grade of flour which they are making by the use of heaters, for warming up and taking the frost out of wheat before grinding, and their “Diamond Stone Dresser.” They are evidently better prepared than ever to do a number one milling business. They informed us also that parties came here a distance of 20 and 25 miles to get their work done... Wéare glad to learn that 4 good paying business. =~

+ —Destroy your last year’s almanac. —Attend the Goshen Band Concert at Kann’s Hall, this evening. —New subscribers to THE BANNER continue to enroll themselves. Room for several hundred more. Sl ~ —For the next 30 days we shall sell all heavy Clothing, Over-Coats, &c., regardless of cost, in order to reduce our stock. * M. Jacobs & Co., Clothiers. —Representative Shauck has been assigued to do service on the following committees of the House: Trust Funds,Temperance, Federal Relations, Reformatory Institutions. Mr.Shutt, of DeKalb, is chairman ef the committee on:Claims, and member of the committee on Banks, and Public Expenditures. Speaker Cauthorne evidently has a high appreciation of the working capacity of the members from this part of the State. — As a BANNER reporter was searching after items late on Tuesday night, he ran across a farmer who had just come to town in search of two sharpers who had sold him a patent hayfork, for $6OO, and, as usual, after they had skipped found the papers to be “no go6d.” The reporter’s pumping machine was set to work to learn his name and where he lived, but all to no purpcse. It does seem that some ruralists will never learn the ways of the world.

—A few days before the close of the year 1878 Mr. Smith Hays, son of Wm. D. Hays, of the Hawpatch, left for Mineville, N. Y., where he expected to be married to Miss Clara, daughter of J. B. Foltz, formerly of this place. On the way there Mr. Hays took sick, and he reached his destination in ‘quite an exhausted condition, so much so that he at once took to his bed. Word vas thereupon telegraphed to his father, informing him of his son’s condition, and he at once repaired to his bedside. All hope of final recovery was, it seems, given up from the first, but the young man lingered along until on Monday, when he quietly breathed his last. A short tifme before his death the young couple were married. We 'have not learned particulars as to. his age, but should judge that he had reached his 25th year. This morning’s train bro’t his remains back to this place, his home, which he had left but a few days before with such fond anticipations. No better eulogy could be placed"upon Smith lays’ character than to say that he was an exemplary young man, in whose footsteps it. would be well if more of the young men of our town were to follow. o

THE “ANTI-SMELLERS.”—The fifth anhual social of this associdtion or club was held at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. A. 8. Fisher on Monday eve., and those who were there enjoyed the hospitalities hugely. That the readers of THE BANNER may know the origin and history of the club a reporter interviewed one of its members on Tuesday when the following infermation was gleaned: On the evening of January 11th, 1874, ten young men met at Zimmerman’s Store for the purpose of having a high old time. No eclub or organization was thouﬁght of at the time. Budt one of those individuals who are constantly sticking their nose into éther people’s business, was “smelling around,” as the boys termed it, and reported their doings, and hence the name “Anti-Smellers;” from ‘which we infer that each one of the above ten dre opposed to the *stick-your-nose-into - other - people’s-busi-ness”—all of which is very commendable. One year later, in 1875, the same ten met and organized a club, and at once the above name was dubbed; the mnumber of members was limited to the ten ; meetings to be held annually. It was also agreed that when any member should get married he was to be made the recipient of a present by the club. Since then several of the bays have “doubled up,” ard each one has received very hardsome and costly presents. At the past two or three meetings invitations have been extended to friends, and a grand feast ‘was spread. These annual re-unions being such enjoyable occasions, it has been decided to continue them fer ten years. i :

AVILLA TIDINGS. Miss Libbie Stewartis improving slowly. All should remember the joint in- ' stitute at Lisbon on Saturday. : The trains arg nearly on schedule ’ time again. ; l Rev. Crossly, of Fort Wayne, will ‘preach at the school house of this. ples. b ‘ : ~ More of the householders in Allen township should take THE BANNER. ‘lt is a first-class paper, giving the best news of the county of any paper print--ed in it. [ The deputy sheriff was in this place last week and took several of the citizens to Albion te testify against one of our saloon-keepers for selling liguors and cigars withoutalicense; The boys were badly scared. e leub Stahl had achromo lottery en Saturday, in which there were three chromos drawn. George, the barber, drew one and J. L. Miller the remaining 'two. The three were valued at twelve dollars. = el

Nelson Prentiss, Eugene Landen and William Kiser, auditorelect, went to Swan on fMonday to take an inventory of Mr. Cramer’s store. They boarded at the St. James House, at Avilla,-during that time. - Rev. Beyer is holding a series of meetings in this place, = = : Nox DE PLuME,

Vic E’s FLORAL GUIDE.—This work is before us, and those who send five dents to James Vick, Rochester, N.Y., [for it will be disappointed, - Instead of getting a cheap thing, as the price ‘would seem to indicate, they will re‘ceive a very handsvme work of 100 ‘pages, and perhaps 500 illustrations—not cheap but elegant ilustrations, on the very best of calandered paper, and, as a set-off Lo the whole, an elegant colored plate, that we would judge cost ‘twice the price of the book, *“Buy youf paints add oils at Eldred

. PERSONAL. L _Elder G. W, Chapman is convalescent. LR R Judge Tousley was in tewn last Saturday. e e R W. 8. Kiser went to Indianapolis last Monday. e . Charley Compton has been yigiting friends in Whitley county. =~~~ Arthur Morrow, formerly of this place, now of Delaware, 0., is spending a week in town. e Geo. Brandt, of Columbia- City, was in town over Sunday visiting with his sister, Mrs. Jas. Scott. Jesse Hoover and Jake Smalley returned from a three week’s stay at North Manchester, Ind. ; Dr. Kelly and wife, of Syracuse, were in town on Tuesday. That big new hotel is nearly completed. - John H. Hoffman pesitively refused to serve as Secretary.of the Agricultural Society for another term. Sheriff Williams made us a pleasant call yesterday. He bears the honors of his effice with becoming dignity. Dr. Schutt, of Avilla, was at Indianapolis last week, looking after his interest as a candidate for prison direetor,

Stephen Emery left for New York last Wednesday to attend to some business for the firm of Flint, Walling & Co., Kendallville. Capt. Mitchell, Max Dembufsky and George T. Barney constituted the Elkhart eounty democratic delegation at Indianapolis last week. ’ Mrs» Ed. D. Meagher left for her home at Mansfield on T'uesday of this week, instead of last Thursday, as stated in THE BANNER last week. ~ Gen. J. H. Barrington, U.S. A., was in town on Friday. He left for Warsaw, on the afternoen train, where he delivered a lecture on Saturday eve. “Alexis” is now in the service of the State of Indiana, noting dewn the proceedings of the lower house of the Legislature. His work is highly spoken of. ; @ We regret to learn;that Ephraim Cramer, of Swan, is involved in financial difficulties, his stock of geods being in the hands of the Sheriff. His principal creditors are Fort Wayne parties. e Keene, the wheat king, has contracted with the Pennsylvania Railroad te carry four million bushels of wheat from Chicago to Liverpool between January and April. He is now lodding 250 cars a day. o Dr. Parker is now a candidate for Trustee of the Asylum for the Insane, located at Indianapolis. He coneluded to yield the field for the directorship of the Northern Prison to the ether 30 or 35 candidates. THE BANNER hopes to be able to record the Doctor’s triumphant nomination anad election.

Death of Mrs. Helyerstott. Digp—On Thursdasf evening. Jan. 9, 1879, in Fte Wayne, after a short illness, ‘Mrs. Christiana Holverstott, wife of Wm. Z, Holverstott, aged 47 years, 8 months and 10 days. : Deceased was born in Green county, Ohio, and with her husband removed to this (Noble) county a number of years ago. Her husband was superintendent of our county infirmary for seven years, during which time they both discharged the duties of their position with benevolence and kindness. At the expiration of their term of office they removed: to the city of Fort Wayne and resided there ever since. Mrs. Holverstott united with the Christian church at Broadway about twenty years ago, since which. time her life has gracefully corresponded with her holy profession. Hence she was fully prepared to meet death with composure,, Of her it may well be said, these who knew her best respected her most. She lived beloved and died lamented. In this dispensatien the husband is deprived of an affectionate companion, the children (six in number) of a kind and tender mother, and society of ore of its brightest ornaments. Her loss will be extensively felt, and her momory will long be cherished in the pleasurable recellections of her surviving friends. The funeral services were performed by Elder Peter Winebrenner, at the Broadway Chapel on Sunday, the 12th, in the presence of a large and sympathizing audience. Her remains were then slowly borne to the Wolf Lake cemetery, followed by an extensive train. ; ! January 14, 1879. iC. W.

WAWAKA PARAGRAPHS. Wesley Stigner is a happy man; it is a boy. Wm. Gerver had one of his fingers broke last week. . . The Adventists clesed their meetings last Friday. ' C. Curry (“*Bub”) has gone to Warsaw to Bl}sueate. : i The Baptists have services each evening this week at Springfield. . Quite » number from this place at-tended-court at Albion on Monday. - Thanks te “Brick,” of Dutch Street, for information regarding the Adwvocate. G, : : Break the news gently te the ladies:; Our Wall St. millinery shop has closed its doors. e e Miss Amanda Mummert returned to her heme at Hicksville, O.,after a protracted visit with her brother, G. W, Mummiert, o 2k e o

/A large sleighing party at Mr. John Pancake’s on Friday evening, About twenty couples attended. Good time. Music by string and cornet band. The young manr who ‘lefff,hia horse loose the other evening (se as to get to stay -all night) had better imvens ‘some other excuse when he reports at home the next merning. ; A Deputy Sheriff from LaGrange county, with the assistance of Constable Curry, recovered a stolen horse the other day, They found it at the stable of H. Pinchedn, who had traded for it. No blame is attached to Pincheon. January 14, 1879. . SI.ELMoO, . e el : Bucklen’s Arnica Salve, . Tur BEST SALVE in the world for ~cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, i tetter, chapped hands, chilblains,corns, -and all kinds of skin eruptions. This Salve is guaranteed to give pertz%‘ satisfaction in every case or money refunded. Price 25 cents per box. For #ale by D, 8, Scott & Son, Ligonier,

-B] Il I ‘\: V T ; L.E :F I 1 ‘ L - . AUDITOR’S OFFICE, z ; : : ~ NOBLE COUNTY, IND}AN A.§The following is a list of Lands and Town Lots, in said county of Noble returned by the Treasurer of said County and remaining Delinquent for the nop-payment of tames due on the same for the year 1877 and former years, with penalty, interest, and cost of advertising chargéd thereon; also, the taxes for the current year, 1877, to which a penalty of ten per centum will be added if not paid on or before the THIRD MONDAY IN APRIL, 1879. :

P SPARTA TOWNSHIP. L . - o , EEEEE : : ; gisle| 2 |E] 8 S : ; , ; !g Yol P AEe NAMES. - ' DESCRIPTION. coaniiied s 12F Barney, Wi111amM.......-............;frl nw qt....,.......',....;............... li34] 8 »591'“12 I Hanna, T 0mmzm........-..........1eh;u'nwqr.............. ...-.........1u‘:u ;;s’ w}..‘ 997 Straw & Land.........co...occiiinptehalfse gr. ..ol . ..o 101860 B 8010 1T 62 e o - 'PERRY TOWNSHIP. B Purl, E1ia5...;..'.-.....;..............m_xe QE BB QP Lsl il i iipea . [3s]Bs] 8] 40113138 .+ " s ELKHART TOWNSHIP, = Bént.on.Johathﬁn.......-....-..._.....1neqrnw Qv s pns ..................114135 9| 40'..‘ 836 Canp, Loviand Bucy. ..o . coavreie... lOWQE. it e hundns o) 6002 7] 60 2e > v : YORK TOWNSHIP. i Wi McConnell, George We....c...........und 3¢ nwqr..’.-..........’.....--.....l 634| 9] 57(33] 18 18 same 1fr1'5wqr."........................_...... 6/31] 9 76'..' 46 33 = : NOBLE TOWNSHIP.. . Edﬁerton. JOSEDIIC, 02 L e R ROar L i e [B0(38F 9 40|..4 23 91, Milligan & Brown ....................jund 3 5hfneqr...........ccc........112/33| 9] 266 31 45 Nortoroadolin B 0. BN Rege s 11|33 9 80{1;| 16 82 waylor,Renben: .- o 0 oo lewar s s s oot gel o) leot . 1 B 0 oY eet bl oot i S ottt b o A ib B - -~ GREEN TOWNSHIP. Gordon, Andetebi........ ..o iy ilneqr 88 G 0 . ... L 35.33/10] 40,..1 23 08 Lockwood, A10nz0......-..............|wbrnwqr........;..-........- ......11433‘10, 801.. 18 95 ; same. Ehe e T et IO IR DS Y- L, o 15|33 10| 40]/..] 932 JEFFERSON TOWNSHIP. - Hunt, Jobn Flneqr|32 34‘10‘ 160‘..' 61 99 Hanna, Samuel T........... .........|BW qr sw Pl 14|34 10| 4e|..| 801 e et e et et * 3 v s WAYNE TOWNSHIP. i BIARes GRS, ... 000 tiec L HDIBW RN L ... ... ... [IFBB|AI] Eoi..| SL o 8 SWAN TOWNSHIP. , ) s Hushall, J, ASieNanssnenasnnneaniou i IRMWOERN HYOTL. L i 19i38 N 40) .. 18 80

: TOWN LLOTS.—LIGONIER. - : : el ! . ———ee ee L oy EE g Rl o o i NAMES. 7 DESCRIPTION. soded Barney, William M.......cocacii .. .. iPlshér & Co's Aadition- ... ... .. .. ... 71 2] 882 G BBAme T s Ls v o PlBher ® Co’s Addition ..ol il 8l 2 107 Barnett, Th0ma5......................... Btraus’ Additi0n.............c...0c00.00 | 1900 795 Barney, Alma'l, ... oo eeani sol iMlers Additlon, ... oil e rlel Tgp 4 same R S do do ceemsessassinacaaanasaas| ¢B|6]l4 88 same ' Sasriasseiiedievansecnao. (Richmond’s Additi0n.....................| 28[..| B 8 87 Outehaw, C.....occciiciioiiiiiii .., |Strans do i 9f..] 78 Gorbin Jahn c..0l i s iißandalls do GaihiEs suvaih v L b e ORII S R E Grove JosepH'M . /... L. .. Lis s do do, Eel S eR N gOh same esaesc hn o s o do G 0 =oo i cdlalh eb 0l 080 Knoblock, d. Ci......coceeuioaooo ..o, |Fisker'& Co’s do ehuCa Iy s 7| 3] %4 b 5 Kinse{, Feßat bG cn el Sl SBhet westpart iy ol svt 36|..| 746 TRitellchevt ©OC oo oo s i hWsedls Addition ... s aaoo Lol 18{...] "7 09 Mißa PUD S 0 0 oi s G Rehmon@ g Aadition. i 46]..| 829 same b s s et e s do . : do 47/..| I€o same sSk s SO do . ol e 48(..1 109 Pierson, Willtam J......... ... .. .0 ... IStraus’ r.do by es S e 01,1 17 81 -—-———————‘-—-————-b—‘——-ﬁ——-—————_——_—.._“_ : ‘ - WAWAEKA. e ] , Carter.-Wi11iam......’.......;.............1....-...._....-........’..........-..........1 e 34|.—.~_ﬁ5 same SR eb D aRa SNN S L e SNBSS ANSWAee e R A e e 35].. & same Soblisassbanncsegtuansasstocl sonmne eoL ie e saa inarvhane andashsesiia |B4 ..1’v336 bttt oottt Sk e Mot S BOME. o Jap Bl LaWle LL . e R 10 BR Howel BumonY Soc 00l s i se e e kel o] gap JSTHBBIVE IBARE Joo ol s e WM L sL TG 103..] 1T 13 : same e e avae s ST TS L LDI eS e s bl YBg Metiren; Jesse (00 L eT R R g ey

e BRIMFIELD. : , eSI s e el e e e s ee S e e Kol Thooman . 00l e L TORRY R ABITON, ... .e el UL 0T ———{‘————‘—_—-—-—-—-——————_—_————-——-——.._—-———————————— A . KENDALLVILLE. b | Allen, Wiliamn B CiooC 0o on sl oot o aMitehelPi Additlon:. .0o Lo LT S 19610118 38 Bolise Williahay. (rooscie o s Joiooin o do do snwicars cio sUL TE 08l L 46L ‘game eeseicescceescanscanca--c. |[WEBEDAIL ... iioaaaiiiiiiiiaadaoa.iaf 10910 119 81 Bigwell, Deeatar.. .oo oioco ol Lol D L OO IO eMW OO - D 14{..] 18 87 Cadg. Delocs v.olDt al e Addition v L 35(:.1 3.19 Cluff, Marcus.. .c..eoceueneianccecasses.-. |Hill & Stone’s Sub-Divi5i0n....:......... 4/..| 2548 Carpenter, George...... .............../Dannel’s Addition, 76x17 feet 8w corner.. 571..{ 13 01 Fort Wayne C011ege......................|{1dding5’ do Fußi el iua R cunais ! AIEL L 648 Graves, Geopge. coio 0 Lol i RlMlteßelle ide. il LT si el sasl R 65 Same .o vl s Jolar s do DWW Ges s ideaaaiasns 38/..] 984 Loßame. L il .ieoa-a...coo.|Mitchell’s do- 22 feet middle parti....i 95[..| 11 41 . same seseiiliesieasianace oo tMitehell’s do 22 feet middle part.....] 26]..| 209 Johnson,dobtr...o.f i ~ial. .o o HAAINER) . dO aaiicesimeniaesiail.| o 66].] 291 DE I B IR I s B GTS G DR SR RR e eT 2 R B 0 Ke11{.Freeman.....'.....,................|Grave’a Babs Division: .. .. cliciiii 81..] 1054 Mitchei, Worden & 8u5hne11.............. | Mitcheil’s Addition ................... ... 86!..| 87 13 Melntdety Bileha .- oo et Lt o aßnuels odo L cioaiionioins oB sk 893 same eoeeel il oo cuaDRRREIS. . do L Lol oosic .i L el g6y Noll Gebroe s iochie -L L 0 sil R RERab Dlivision .Jl a 0 e 6i.. 16 21 Newman, AHo oot oo 000 il iDanniel’s Additlon, wptoi. 00l 9. 533 Pappeufelmer, Teopold. .iO. ol COIMITOReII. do” sl il ot 10 8 Randall, Eugene E................. ......|Hitchcoek’sdo w hf._................4 10/..| 522 same hmsermes ks bethaasner s BITCHCOCK RdO« . 80 feet eastend. ..l ;. 9l 19 381 Sheffer; Belvester .. .. oo ii s IOmMKs do BWRCOL: it avabivatoins: 38(..]| 30.71 Sulivan, Patrieks.. 00l [Tddipgs! do CRucrn U dd et 9/..1 1013 Unknown OWRers.....cecoecivcs caeaoa. ... |Minot’s do Vehagsvesit ailasveneie ol L 1316 78 ' same Sisansuauncsadnl iCn TIMIBREIPR ide . 5.1 615 same do Mo i 6i..| 615 Waedeos . L e il oamel e

WOLF LAKE. e e e T e s e e e R Unknown OWDerS. .ocol onueeeenunnoinnnee|iore e qaninni it iiiiac it 78|.:] 1718 I RRRNOWD IWHOrE. 000 coao i cßst el i L e es s 9'-I'. 113 Unenawi OWReISL. oo to ssl sDI o Uil s e e esl glB —————‘_————-—_"—————-—————_———-—_—_— , ALBION CORPORATION. 4 : e o L s e e e e Vo, MAry Ao hiie ot s ot ORI Add b loncuce s, b D R IR 300 same G e ao do bt sna e s s s TIORB O Darri Do o@ W ooisiooiciviinvic oo auai| do do 90(..1 310 Froft doplalt B. . . 00l do L S W R G e e same Aecaa i do do 82|..| 146 same RN e e do do 99(..1 146 BEME i eas e do. do Petn edok sk ineeh s 00 146 same do ao sheere Lo e 101{..| 146 same SECTURGRE RS e S sl De e e R R e -T R R TS same sl Q 0 o eoli iol mae M onal o 900 same Cecpao i aay en T alonEe do. .do eamthall .o Lo v 293 .-l 269 same a 9 do. .. 00l ki R agpl ke e Kagh, 8100mh....al 000 o bilva s i 80 doo il s G R gXy same wermtan Lan il Bl 48 4 tda conocs ot s s e ik | gags same R e do Q 0 ei N 106 l 85y same iR da. @do -oo il ol raete L 0 b same e o 80 do ii e oraßlh o) 48 TaphamyFred cioc oloion e i) do 80 ol it s eel il 5 e MOpn Jameß. Le LT se e s s s iL T v asssende ol 3T 896 Moßam JORN.. oo 00 L e s eere s N S s s S ee e e ) BRIDE si e e RPR A SsR e s eeabys me b es bbb el 2 JA9) e 9T E Folltinerantel .. i ste e Tee s e 93]|..]1 2:09 LT DR e SR e R T S s e e e R R R 86|..] 383 same Sl e e S ol L e 87(..| 383 same. EPbosnisea e s LR Sk sLSIsS e s b i s h e s s g e oae dellersGlitver € ... Coion Tt Goeel IR Additton 2o 00l o e Dot il gl |y oy same Meosiinuila i o o Loloilil e Dot i s a 0 same 40 doc Lil s e Sotk 9,01 ORRIREL s S S R L L g e B G 1O same R Clopdn il D SURERER BRI se L same sl TR T QO. Q 0 L 77)..| 359 REEOB: i SRR T 4o do- a 0 oo e b Bl Rl . same sLga o nl b e dos oe T ke Salele g 0 PRGERmMe e ee e e a 0 o eo e an ek agntee . sty same 00 odo oel b fad bt 6y Bamae s Al iRt L Ue e PSR SRAR W i eB T BRMG . s e do 1o Lo s Sua e iR 3oy SRRy S eB S g 0 fe Gsl i s B L3OOB ‘same LS giR ot e R R TR e LR RO Lo iaes e eI il e e SR B same o b 00l th ol Baasl ]By same anar A ag- Mo GLt a 0 Tesg same Sl et s 80 ade TG e e g e s same SRR e e B do o suacsc e s s R 0] - same e G e R g 0 o, o con s Lola 8 e same SR e e 40 do v ol et ol 108171 T 8 8 same SR ey GO eo i Sin e el g b 1 e same el Nt e D do CleLi Rt e e e e S ‘same Siasesssaesencnnrasanasein do do i viavi eil oot 188 . game eapuasmicsencasscnentannes "do do Peeshrsseansnen satsanian 248 Va 1292 same e T 4 S s MR R do do #tttesntcctanaantanrcasans 249| ~ 150 same AR R do. Ao ceaiioiiiitiil Giiaviean ddi o] 188 ° same oS aes e do QO7 e inbiii i iiiiiaaie 255'.. 122 . same " Ciiiearsveasvsr invesegtnatinl gl iR Gl ULt oLo R | 80 same saacesensaiseusdrewasionnet do do Shauesfiiveosddotns s naneait BT o 1 IRO BAMO - secmmeseasdamsccaiiirenans do do dsdavenonsanssnunsacsvecas] RBOF.SI: 150 same ety ldsaesiatssi i @e s “do CLRIiR i s sass s eARELO Y Bl ‘same Sl ek dsas ety a do do 94 feet ea5tend..........| 285/..] 178 BAME . laiinsteasanmer e tasniin do #lo il ece i dallna s LR L SOL . same RAR TN e T A 0 Laini e diminiaiiadticE S A same seceisucenmasenaracainacey (BOO€CA OGO oniiinicieiciciieiwenae] 181000 150 same " G L ke Y ey R GO i b s oAR O R same eeeeespseinaiieanloanaat. HO 00 il esarina s seanawnu s BEE S S same s Wil vsaisases asdwendat ko e Sl Gaadiiiiaia Gelhaaa [ eBRE )60 same S nsio e pyadaeniba st b 0 OTS ke sie sssra sl 831 TOB © . same Fee AR L LS B b e Aol ooino o sttedinn sb U HBECE TBO CUBBMIE il iiieiiiieeersamasanes [BIOWATYS G 0 . Lioo.oie.eoliiiiciciny o HPARY SRORaaßer b tal el @ d 0 i e i s S Eote Sl UL 0 o

BTATE OF INDIANA,) g, » : e ‘ Noble County, st ; : _ | : < . "fT'JAHES C. STEWART, Auditor of sald County of Noble, do hereby certify that the foregoing is & correct list of lands and town lots subje:t to sale and returned delinguent 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 cnrrent year, 1878, as the same are severally charged with the amount of taxes as exhibited in the foregoing list. A , ; : .

[L S‘l ‘Witness my hand and the Seal of the Board of Commissioners, at Albion, this 2nd day of A January, 1879, . - JAMES C. STEWART, ! et : Anditor of Noble County, Indiana.

; v : i AUDITUR’S OFFICE, : ~ - il NoBLE COUNTY, INDIANA, NOTICE is hereby given that so much of the above described lands and town lots as may be nes' cessary to discharge the taxes. interest, penalty and costs thereon, or which may be due from the owners thereof at the time of the sale, will be gold at pablic anction at the Court House,in the town of Albion, in said Connty, on the Becond Monday in February, 1879, commencing at 10-o'clock, A. M., of said day, and continne from day to day unéil all are disposed of. s i LL S J Wltneipilmg hand and the Seal of the Board of Commissioners at Albion, this'2nd day of L O, ~ Janubry. 1879, i ttor (JANES O, STEWART, 13 884w] dnTE e A - Auditor of Noble County, Indiand.

- Cardof Thanks. Sincere thanks are hereby tendered Mr. & Mrs. A.S. Fisher for their kind assistance in getting up our Fifth Annual Social. . = ANTI-SMELLERS. i eel . A e The best mixed piints in the market are to he found at Eldred’s drug store. ¥ : 4 A e . 4’ S —— e, v . Bay your im. chimnies, and lanterns ut Eilred's Drug

. . NEW ADVERTISEMENTS., . A DAY to {\’gente cany;eslng for the s Kireside Visitor. Terms and outfit free, = Address P. O. VICKERY, Aun- : gusta, Maioe. : g oK 2 5 Chromo Cards, &c.,Cupids, Motroes, Flowers, No two alike, with name, 10c, Nasgau am'&f. Nassau, N. 7. . 30 Fancy Carde, Chromo, Snowflake, &c., no 2 U alike, 3!:11 name, 10.c¢ts. J: Minkler & Co., Nassau, N. Y, 5 © ¢ BRtd 4_o MIXED CARDS, with same Loc. Agents ont-. AU Atlo cts. L. JONES &CO., Nassan, N. Yy Blrgn, ‘No.ﬁ}i Sprace Bt., N. 2

G/0/0D! INIEIW!SI} A Lumber Yard in Ligonier. h:es; : % o : LUMBER, LATH AND SHINGLES, Of all classes and grades, kept constantly on hand. Pine Lumber, thoroughly seasoned, dressed or in the rough, from a Fence Picket to a Stick of Timber, sold at Bottom Prices. Call and See Us before buying. Yard on Cavin ’ Strect, north of Kerr’s Furniture Store. i LIGON;;E.IZE).IIJ};DIABA. , Knepper & PGCk.

PIANOS & ORGANS.

All persons wishing to purchase a reliable instrument, and not. wishing to pay two profits, can save money bygclz'?_lllggron“ A. S, FISHER, Ligonier, Ind,

- .IfYou Need a First-Class COOK STOVE! - e emelael ~ PARLOR STOVE, (either coal or fwgmd) or a éorhmdn - BOX S TONEE < In short, any kind of a Stove, call at the Hardware Sto;eof; . ~ JONN WER, Who Sells at BOTTOM PRICES.

DR.PRICE’S 9 AV Ao AT 4w A LD B, ) Y , i SN N Ar _ | CREAN> 44ifa SpECIAL O e SERCAL | BAKING ("% ") FLAYORING POWDER- X\ g 7/ EXIRALTS. Eminent Chemists and Physicians certify that these goods are free from adulteration, richer, more effectivs, producs better results than any others, and that they use them in their own families. : 3f] UNIQUE PERFUMES are the Gems of all Odors. : TOOTHENE. Anagreeable, healthful'Liquid Dentifrice. LEMON SUGCAR. A cubstitute for Lemons. F . % EXTRACT JAMAICA CINGER. From the pure root. STEELE & PRICE'S LUPULIN YEAST CEMS. = e e ’ : The Best. Dry Hop ¥Yeast in the World. w {i : STEELE & PRICE, Manfrs., Chicago, St. Louis & Cincinnati. D e S ———————— e -

I have moved my place of business from the Banner Block into Dr. Gants’ building, op- ' posite Brown’s Furniturg Rooms. - I have purchased ‘the nicest and best stock of . PIEOE GoOoODS W ‘Ev%y brought to Ligonier. - Those wishing Clothes Cheap for Cash can do well by 'cglling on. - o ; ED.'RAPS\JH. | l;gDOl\T’T be Deceived by Buying Elsewhere. 2! Ligonier,*lnd., Sept. 4, 1878 -.44 tf : ';: E 2

Drs. PRICE & BREWER m, M’ R NSRRI VISITED LAPORTE B . B S S TG, W 1 EIGHTEEN YEARS. - ReISWA P S P e ey : | R R R RoT el T TS I A s 2 HAVE met with unparalleled snccess.in the treatmentofa » e Chronic Diseases —-———h—-———————-_— v *. OF THE f Ui THROAT, i LUNGS. i _ HBART : : . STOMACH. + LIVER. . . HBAD, %Qd’:vea. Kidneys, ,a;l».s.aag? meg.r:ng “Blood m.?f Rheomaam, Garth, Aelims, Broneite, By ® Barropntation hashesn asquiredbycandld, hon‘est del_.lglg and years ofsuccessful practice. - Ourpractice, not one of geﬂugpg;, butfounded onthelaws of Nature, wit years ofexperionce and mmqe;:%p ‘sustain it, doesnol teardown, makesick to make well; no harsh tmmm&&a mnw.nomnm%ﬁ:nowmqm indthe rontecy, nesded RO uess work, bui Kbowledge Ehionicikouses SEOTuAIEyS. A 8 ShEINS pios wiihouta prospect. Candid s our opinions, reaSohuble I our Sharges, claim HOLES biog Svare: SonEag Comon ’ : the slck, 5o nd teciao oy homaelves 1 win costmothingag FEIEIMAnSICEE L et

CabineT ShoP = .—AND— . e o i 3 S 2 ® Cabinet Wareßooms o AR AN TN~ : C A e NN ¥ ,’,}'_v, o I’,3:’%’3‘. ~,:.lt N NS APO R SRS e : B N S & : / 7 ;;2:(‘{’“‘ sdns | Y PSRy AR e ""‘."E..}’f-“':'l T : R. D. K ERR : Would respectfully amnounce to the citizens of Noble county that he has constantly on hand s ~alarge ard superior stock of . & , e . Cabinet - Ware, | ~ consisting inpartof - : DRESSING BUREAUS, TABLES,STANDS, . WARD RoBES, LOUNGES, CuP- - " ‘' BOARDS, MOULDING, . - CHAIRS AND BEDSTEADS, And in facteverything usuallykept in & First. . ' Class €abinetShop, ‘Particular attention paid tothe Undertgking:ﬁusineas. S .- COFEINS o ‘a.ways on hand and made to order on short no- V, tice. Also all kindsof shop work made to order, ~ Farniture Ware Rooms on west side of Cavin _Street. corner of Fourth Street, Ligonier, Ind. : 8¥" A good Hearse always in readiness. : .. Ligonier, November 29, 1877.-12-1 : F. W. Shinke & B F. W. Shinke ro. . 'l‘gke pleasure in informing the peeple of Ligo- " nier and vicinity that thely l’ila_ve the best selected ;, : *_stock of all kinds of R o Ror Men, Boys, and Ohiidren also, an'olegan -assortment of zgaz-.fe:-Womal'Mfmd. fla: dren. All atyl 'v;agqﬂuiﬁep to select from.— Ela o T W Be sold at S o . ‘;v & o ;,«,'_b—.?';j»‘«;,, ¢_ e g ‘. ‘:k .g', 1 .. BOTTOM PRICES, . « o — GotEa ;i'ag{‘:, SN ”iﬁ‘uﬁ;ﬁmeﬂ.m o a"‘%; Rk _"_ B an B LR e * R 34_“ LOW PRICE SYSTEM! - L e e e R ”3? h roquiros iires gelling af very small profits, the . m will apbreciate tee neveestiy Sf gty ar ' Pl o promßß e W R D B el - G A “;g” Pt CUSTOM WORK. . _’L Sy !;,J‘{ “,"“"»J'ix 4‘»,‘15‘%";/‘?‘“; ,‘ :\;ﬁ;‘; | MENDING done EXPEDITIOUSL: ¢ Corn - Field GCATTERSY e e e M“%‘r TR “;{“w snie @@?&‘wﬁ Ko o 5 WERE R TDREE SONSWMNLIY O RAMIE. v o e R T O R R e s b e G VB USAUALL: & - e v 0 st R S W"’Q%W iz Mttt rotbob d oo S il