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? - ! 3 . . LW The Zigonier Lanner, "~ TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION. One copy, one year, in advance,..... -......82.00 Bix months, i 0 advance..........i.icceaaici: 100 Eleven copies to one address, one year....... 20.00 At Whose Instance Such Supervisors were Appointed for Noble County. Sept. 24, 1880, the following letter was received: = . ' OFFICE OF = ' : 1 CHIEF SUPERVISOR OF ELECTIONS } j FOR DISTRICT OF INDIANA. *‘ . INDIANAPOLIS, September, 1880, To HoN. JouN B. StoLL, Chairman Democratic . Committee. Dear Sir:— Please take notice that on the 13th day ‘of September, 1880, by order of his Honor, Thomas Drummond, one of the Judges of the Seventh Judicial Circuit of the United States, the undersigned was appointed Chief Supervisor for the . District of Indiana. ' ~ Extracts of so much of the general law regarding elections as is of immediate interest, are inclosed herewith’ - To insure the appoinfiment as Supervisors of such persons as are members in good standing of the Republican or Democratic party, you will be expect- | ed, in case Supervisors are requested for your county,to furnish me with -the names of such persons as are com- " pétent, and, in your opinior, best qual.lfied to represent your party. ‘ | At the proper time you will be furnished with blanks to be filled and signed by the persons you designate. | ‘Respectfully, CHAS. B. RoCKwooD. Enclosed therein were sundry official documents—petitions for appointment : of Supervisors, extracts from law, &c. The form of petition is as follows: “To THE HON. THOMAS DRUMMOND, ‘‘Judge of the Circuit Court of the Unit--ed States, for the District of Indiana: . “The undersigned citizens and voters of——County, in the State of | Indiana, of good standing, hereby respectfully make known to the Judge of the Circuit Court for the District of . Indiana, that an election for Representative in the Congress of the United States, will be held in said County, on the——day of October, A. D. 1880, and that it is their desire that the 83id election should be guarded | and €trutinized in accordance with | the provisions of Title XXVI. of the Revised Statutes of the United States, and tg that end they pray that supervisors of election may be appointed in nai(% ~County as prescribed in - said itle”? .

This petition was signed by William Bunyan, chairman Republican Central Committee, C. O. Myers, Secretary of same committee, Robert P. Barr, Geo. . P. Alexander, Jacob Reyher, H. S, Helman, George A. Brillhart, M. H. Robbins, J. G. Miller. . ~ On Saturday, at 1:30 p. M., the following telegram was received: - INDIANAPOLIS, Ind,, Qct, 9, 1880, Hon, John B, Stoll, Chairman, Ligonier. ® Send at once names Democrats for Supervisors each precinct in Noble county. CuaAs. B. Rockwoop, . - Chief Supervisor. : Immediately after reeeipt of above telegram I forwarded by mail the following document: . LIGONIER, Ind,, Oct. 9, 1880. Chas. B. Rockwood, Esq., Chief'Superyisor. DEAR 'SIR:—In complia,nce,‘wit;h your telegram just received, I hereWwith name the following persons (Democrats) for Supervisors. of the : -several 'election precincts of Noble county, with the distinet declaration | that the Democracy of Noble county had no part in applying for the ap- | pointment of such supervisors: Wash-g . ington township, Lewis §. Clayton, Wilmot; Sparta, Jesse Baker, Ligonier; Perry, :John Kane, Ligonier; ‘Elkhart, Jesse B. Smith, Wawaka; York, George H. Lane, Ligonier; Noble, Jefferson Addis, Merriam; Green, Levi Diller, Merriam ; Jefferson, Bruce Thomas, Albion; Orange, Thos, H. Smith; Rome City; Wayne, John R. Smith, Kendallville; Allen, Dr. J. P. Cessna, Avilla; Swan, Simon Whonsetler, Swan; Albion, Samuel M. Fos ter, Albion, : = The following telegram was sent at the same time; : \ 4 LIGONIER, Ind., Oct. 9, 1880, To CHARLES B. ROCKWOOOD, Chief Supervisor of Elections, Indianapolis, Ind.: List of Democratic Supervisors forwarded by mail. Will reach Indianapolis to-morrow. Shall I telegraph names? - J. B, StoLL, At8:18 Saturday eveningthe follow- - ing answer was received: . . . _INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Oct. 9, 1880. ~ Dispatch received. Send names by telegraph. = There is not time enough to risk the mails. ; CHAS. B. RoOCKWOOOD, - ! ] : ; Chief Supervisor. - The above Circular is issued to the voters of Nob‘le county, in order to show at whose instance and request U. 8 Supervisors appear at our elections, and in order to show that the democratic party had nothing whatever to do with a'pp,lying.for the same. : . J.B. STOLL, Chairman County Central Committee.

Frederick Dragoo, of Valentine, was the unhappy victim of some sharpers while in town last Tuesday. He was invited to the Central Hotel to look at some samples of piece goods, and in the mean time was asked to make change for fifty dollars. - While doing 80 he laid down his pocket-book, which was picked up by one of the flends,who walked off with two hundred dollars. Dragoo became aroused at this, but was silenced by another confidence scoundrel, who said, “Never mind, he’ll be back in a moment.” But a g‘]oggent pagsed and no retyrn, and it ag then toq laté to capture the thief, 1l confidence on such occasions, uness extraordinarily well founded, is best under lock and key.—ZLagrangs Democrat, , :

-~ THE ELECTION. How They Voted in the Differeat Town- | - - shlps, - , | : Ferry Township. | . T [Poster,. ... . 4.0 L. ... ..ASB T ANABIN ... ..iiiii i s 12088 ~ Republican majority on balance of State ticket, 35. o ‘ | Representative in Congress. {Tayler & ..... .|, .. ..A5B Colerick..o.ovsee eeeeenne.t . 418—40 Prosecuting Attorney. Peterson ..... .00 o v.. 404 Adams .. ... 5000 ud2l--88 ‘Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court. Sknner ... 000 0. ... 462 Alvord.....c.cooeeiiiin. ... . 4271—28 | | Shésig, : Riddle. . ..........0 . ....485 Williams...... ... ... . . ... ..422—38 : ‘County Treasurer. = meg .. oo L A 4 Keehn ..........o.oiiioie 0. 482— 9 - b Recorder. i i Koox .... ..... | | .-.45% ssh, ... . ... 00 AT . Coroper. o F01te..... ~.... 0 ... 454 Burwell . ......cio i aaiiiii. 42480 e ~~ Surveyor, i dJ0hn50n....... . 000 ..., ..405 Berry,.... .L. ... . 498 89 State Senator, Noble and Lagrange counties Hobtetter ......cid iyl ... 407 Miner......... . .« ......302-%% Joint Repyesentatiye. ' Iddings ... ... 3@ (. ... 405 5hatt,...... .0 L L, 41540 ' Representatiye. 1 : Taylor ... ... ... ... . 442 Inks. ........ ... @ [ . . . . 437--8 Commissioner—Northern Distriot. Mpmmert ........ .. ... ... . 44D 5mith....... i« ..... 498-8] .Noble Township. . ' Governer, : Landers.... ... .. . ... ... ...188: Porter.... ... ...............156;——1.2 Democratic majority on balande of State ticket, 13. i

Representative in Congress. Coteriek..,. 1,0 L . ....1089 : Taylor.., .......... . ......160- 18 - Prosecuting Attorney. Adama........c.00 (1., ..160 ; Peterson........ . . . .......166—13 Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court. A1y0rd..... . .. . ... ..169 Skinmer.... ...... .1 .....156-18 : : Sheriff, L Willlams. ... ... ... ..168 Riddle.....civcatd o b, . 156-=lB . ~ Reoorder. _ ’ Lagh....... ..o 0 L .L. 160 800X......00 00 00 & 0., 150— 8 ; County Treasurer. Keehin .........; .. . ......169 : Lapg.‘..........v.....:..'.....156~-13 . A Coroner, = Burwell ... Joiaiiiii .. 100 POULE .. oo YOlB

Surveyor, ' Berry . ... .- i 00 0. ..100 J0hn5ten........0 0l cisea. ~ 156- 18 State Benator, Noble and Lagrange counties Miner............... ... ......180 Hostetter: ..........,.........1566—18 v Joint Representative. Shuth ... . ... ... .. 180 IdAings ....dcoecicivecins ... 1060~ 18 : " 'Representative. Inke ... ..o i . 1T Tay10r.....c./od i, 16417 Commissioner—Northern Distriot. Smlth Covwdliy gl ae .. 10T Mummert ..... .. .. .........158 - §

: Elkhart Township. 4 Governor. Tanders. .. ..... . . .. ....%16, Porter ... ... ...000 0 ... 200<-11 Democratic majority on balance of State ticket, 13. s Congressman, . - Colepiek.... ... i¢ .00 .. ... 216 RYIOL: . civaione il 6ao iy 20410 - Prosecuting Attorney. Ademe..... .. 0 00 T Paterson ... ... oo ave..oi. 20418 * Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court, AIVOrd.. .. civoiiii e 00l oL 800 BRINNEr. .. veo i mssuscar: soss 20818 + Sheriff, ; Williams, .. iiaiincis. .23 Riddle.. .. ...oooniicicen, +.. 20120 1 - County Treasurer, Keehn ...... o 0 0 .01 ang ... .0 0, 20418 | e Recorder. . Ta5h....... Lu.. 00 0 .., .... 218 KDoX. ..o woii 0. 204204 i ~ Surveyor, : ‘) HOUEY. ..o iaeiid 0 aiov 1Y J0hn5t0n................ ....204—18 . Coronor. : : Burwell ... .00 o in. .. 91T P0tt5...... c.covveiiiiienne. 20418 State Senator, Nobleand Lagrange counties BEIROr.. oo 00, 208 Hostetter ....................208~18 ' Joint Representative. - . Bantt......ioeioo 0 ... 218 Iddings.......oioiioiih. .. .. 208—18 . Representative. Ca THEER LR T ey TRYIOP . oo bcinaniiiiinine. 20418 : . Cominissioner. : Mummert.... ... 0 ........210 Bmith.... J.. 0 0 .. 201549 Orange Township. L | : Governor, i PORIAr . ... .coviiii i i 882 LAnders.. ... cvcoiaeal oy oo 24587 / Lieut.-Governor. ' BMONE . cocrcin s o 210 GERY «ivivdions babiiaac.s. 25432 o Judge Supreme Court, W 0015.......... . i ...... 158 Mitchell. .. . ovooenen, ._,_-,{{,34;_{-“:.&&_ - Congresamen, - TAVIOR. 00l ivabd 0 i 300 Colerlek, i nvins iiniinssons 28T~08 Representative. ' : ROYIOK oo icioitniy. Buianve.soBB 1nkﬂ........‘...;.....~‘-.0;...~252~'36

Joint Representative, = SR ... <. 00 deen bl 00070 SRR . ... o oy - Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court, BIIEeE, . ..o .0 00219 A1y0rd............ . .e.... 203—16 Sheriff. - MU . Williams ...... .............267—10 ~ ° Recorder. : BBOE . ....o.oov sian BT B ... sol N 8 ) ' Treasurer. ' RN .. s 2 ‘ WOBDN. ... i.ooc vesviaiiinc. . 20627 ' Commissioner. ; : Miwert,....... 0 . boo SRR, ... i 0 il 25238 Prosecuting Attorney. : Eeie0n.......7....0 o . B 9 Adam5...........v.. . ..., 35326 - Wayne Township Majorities. _Porter, 79; Hanna, 64; Elliott, 64: ‘Woods, 64; Hawn, 63; Wolfe, 64; Hill, 64; Baldwin, 74; Bloss, 74; Dice, 64; Royce, 63; Taylor. 61; Peterson, 61; Skinner, 46; Riddle, 72; Lang, 202: Knox, 43; Potts, 66; Johnston, 54; Hostetter, 115;° Iddings, 102; Taylor, 112; ‘Mummert, 97. : | e e o ‘ | The Senatorship. . © ' ONTARIO, LAGRANGE CO.. IND.} - OCTOBER 8, 1880. Te the Chairmen ofthe ‘Central Committee of LaGrange and Noble counties: Gentlemen :—Having been notified of the intent of the Democrats of the aforesaid counties to place my name upon the democratic ticket as a candidate for. Joint Senator, I thank you for the honor you bestow upon me in this way, but will here say, that I will be under the necessity of declining to accept, for reasons I need not herein state. Hoping this may be satisfactory, I remain, Very Respectfully. . : Y . W. H. CONE.

" LIGONIER, IND., OcCT. 9, 1880, To the democratic voters of Noble county: The foregoing letter from Mr. W. H. Cone, declining to be a candidate on the democratic ticket for Senator from the counties of LaGrange and Noble, was received too late to appear in the BANNER. We therefore avail ourselves of this opportunity to make the declination of Mr. Core known to the Democracy of Noble county. The jnexpediency of nominating a candidate for Joint Senator upon the eve of our State election must be apparent to every thinking man, and hence no argument is necessary.. The action of Mr. Core, therefore, leaves the Democracy of the counties of LaGrange and Noble without & candidate for said office, and in view of the emergency, and the absence of the Chairman of the County Central Committee, Mr. J. B. Stoll, we, the undersigned citizens of Noble county, have ordered that the name of Philo. P. Miner, of LaGrange county, be placed upon the democratic ticket for Joint Senator from said counties. David Hough, ‘Owen Black, Jesse B. Smith, F. A. Black, Harrison Wood, E. B. Gerber, J. Decker, Albert Banta, Levi Glant, A, C. Hardenbrook, Wm. Slabaugh, = IL.S. Clayton, - D. F. Ohlwine, E. J. Dodge, James C. Stewart, Jos. A. McDowell, . William Galbreth.

y November. | - 1f Democrats are true to themselves and to their country,” they will not abate their zeal for the Presidential ticket. Admitting. all thats claimed by the Republicans of Indiana, it does not follow that the democratic cause is lost in November. Gen. Hancock is 10,000 stronger than any candidate on the democratic ticket in October. To allow the defeat claimed by the Re-: publicans to demoralize the democratic party of Indiana would be to the %ast. extreme discreditable. We call upon Democrats to preserve their organization—to not abate their zeal, but to *up and at them.” The republican party has exhausted its resources. Indiana is to-day Democratic. With proper effort it can be carried for Hancock and English. What is wanted 18 nerve, spine, sand. Just now there is a good deal of brass-horn Republicanism on the streets. Let it go for what it is worth, Let Democrats preserve their organizations and pertect them. Hancock, the “Superb,” leads the Democracy of the country to-day, and, though a defeat has overtaken the party in Indiana, by a united effort we cam win in November. We do not surrender.—lndianapolis Sentinel, - L —— - i—— e | N Delicate Women, | Cases of female weakness, delicate and enfeebled constitutions, and those suffering with Stomach, Liver and Kidney complaints, will find Electric Bitters a speedy and certain cure. The sick and prostrated should rejoice that such a reliable remedy is placed within their reach. Health and happiness will surely follow where Electric Bitters are used. For sale by all druggists; price only fifty cents. ———ee et DGR . 85,000 That Garfileld Will Not be ' Eleeted. . e © [Oleveland Plaindealer.] . Any responsible party or parties who want to bet $5,000, or any part of that sum, that James A. Garfield will be elected President of the United States can be accommodated by applying at the Plaindealer office. : | ———— © QR———— 2 L 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 retunded. Price 25 cents per box. For sale by H. C. Cunningham and D. S. ‘iScott & Son, Ligonier. 15-Iy. The country will never attain that degree of pros})eritz which rightfully ‘belongs to it if dishonest men are in rtmate'q with the reins of government, or while party leaders deliberately aeek to array one section of the country against another. : ; R 5 ' Be sure 'to ask your Druggist for Hill’s Compound Extract of Bucﬁu and Cubebs, a 8 thatis the only reliable kidney medicine offered to the public, s

| The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich., Will send their celebrated Electric-Voltaic Belts to the afflicted upon 30 days. trial. Speedy cures guaranteed. They méan what theysay. Writetothem withoutdelay. [37 M :®i_ e > . Election Notice. By virtue of a precept to me directed and aelivered by the Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court, a copy of which 'is hereunto annexed, I do hereby give notice that on the First Tuesday in November, 1880, there will be a general.election held at the usual places of holding elections in the several townships of Noble county, Indiana, for the purpose of electing officers mentioned in said precept. . o RICHARD WILLIAMS, ' - | Sheriff'of Noble county. l e S 5 THE STATE OF INDIANA,) a 5 . NOBLE COUNTY, § : To the Sher}i:ﬂ’ of Noble County : I, Samuel E. Alvord, Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court of the State of Indiana, certirﬁ that at the General Election, to be held at the lawful places of holding elections in the several townships and election precincts in Noble county, on the e = First Tuesday, 2nd Day, of Noyember, the following officers are to be voted for, to wit: Two Electors for President and Vice President of the United States for the State at Large, and one elector in each of the Thirteen Congressional Districts of the State of Indiana. | You are therefore hereby commanded: to give due notice thereof as set forth in the foregoing grecept. : & In Witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and affixed the seal of said Court this 11th day of October, A. D. 1880, - (L.S.) . L| SAMUEL E. ALVORD, : Clerk of the Noble Circuit Court. West’s Cough Syrup. A sure cure for Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness, Whooping Cough, Sore Throat, Asthma, Bronchigl. Influenza, and all dlseaqes of the Throat andangs. { - ¢ Prilgce. 25 cents, 50 cents, and $l.OO per bottle. Gennine wrapper only in blue. JOHN C. WEST & CO., sole p{r%prietors and manufacturerg of West's Celebraﬂte Liver Pills, Chicago, I 11." '~ For sale'by all. druggists, _ 3341 y

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R. D. KERR Respectfully announces to the citizens of Noblé county that he has always on hand a large and suB perior stocl; of : i CABINET WARE, Consisting in part of _ Dressing Bureaus, Tables, Stands and War=-Robes, Loung2s Cupboards, Moulding, Chairs, Bedsteads, - And in fact everi)thlng usually kept in a first-class Cabinet Shop. Particular attention paid to the Undertaking Business. T COFFEFINS Always on hand and made to order on ghort notice. Also all kinds of shop work made to order. Furniture Ware Rooms. corner 4th and Cavin streets, west side, Ligonier, Ind. i A A good Hearse always in readiness. . - May 9, 1879.-Itf | DO NOT N EGLECT TO EXAMINE THE | Spring & Summer Stock : ‘ e 0) e i BOOTS:SHOES ~ —Now offered by— - F. W. SHINKE & BRO, ' LIGONIER, @ INDIANA. : We claim for our Stock Durability, Superior Quality and Com-. ~ parative Cheapness, : Times having greatly inipi-dved, and money being more plenty, people ; wisely prefer . Home - Made Work! to e_astern inanufacture, thus securing ' BETTER GOODS AND A ~ BETTER FIT. : In this branch we are enabled to give entire satisfaction. =~ S - F. W, SHINKE- & BRO, L‘Roni.r; Ind" N § 1879“'1 ) ¢ .' ;

wail Road Directory. dsA3 . : & lich. Southern Railßoad. ‘.o'n;a;'nd after Deéex'g’xbér‘u, 187§. trains will leave = e Stations as follows; L N , GOING EAST. lAtiandcrx'- -~ Express. - Stations. " press. : ) ++ 920 am..{........Chicag0.,......|.. 535 pm.. .. 110 pm.. ........Exkhar‘t.....,...1'.. 950 . -1300 l Llicis Geshen it 101 G L4k ) MnHersbarg il el < 16a T ;.;....;Ligo‘niér.'.;..-.".;1038 L se 20T S boisiid Wawhkd L el R =216 o i Brimfleld sl e o R .- 2380 ..'.“.....Kend511vi11e."..... Itl3 .- 840 pm..|........[T01ed0........}.. 240 am., Ohicago Ex T GOING WEST. | Paciic Ex press, ~| .. Stations. | ress. <llO5 amll o vs Foledo.. oo ottt 12 01 A -- 280 pmi.}. oL SKendallville .. . 1.. 808 = . - 345 Ll Brimfeld oo Uie il .. 200 Liliieaias Waw&k& .......I*—,‘s-""-—-—""‘ BOV llinaeligotier ol LB AG e < 3329 s plieca Millernbineg o 0 ‘-——-- — - 3388 - iclossccGushen. ol i U 414 S <. 400 vy EIRhaRG oo 488 & .. 800 pm.. .‘..,'.;.Chicag0.......;|. 820 am.. Where time is not gi'v"env. trains do I.ot Btop, Atlantic and Pacific Express traine leaves daily both ways. CHAS. PAINE Gen. Supt., v Sudedineed s Clavelandl Ohia: T. C. MONTGOMERY, Agent, Ligonier, Ind. - Pittsburg, Ft. W. & Chicago R. R. From and after June 27th 1880, trains wil leave oo 0, stations as follows: Z b‘astEx.‘|Lithxggox;ue wesT.|Pac Ex, Nt. Ex, ' No 1. |No 5l Stations. l No. 7. ) No. 3. e e e e B S <ttt 11 45 pm}. 780 pmy.. Pittsburg..| 900 am| 150 pm ; 12 53 ami ..;,-....4-I..R()chester.'. 10.00 ’ 250 305 11015 pm|..Alliance...|l24s pm| 535 ° 4507 |l adlotbville 808 ] 718 655 vone oot Mansfleld - 585 . | 920 725 120 am|Crestline..A.| 600 - 945 pm 750 130 |Crestline.,L.| 6 25’ 956 pin 985 1244 - |.. Forest...| 810 1144 1040 ‘B2T .- k.o Limac:..|'94o . 1240 am 120pm| 500" Fort Wayne (1220 am| 240 350 | 625 :.Plymouth..| 250 455 700 pm| 840 am|:.Chicago. .. l 600 am| 8 00-am No. 4, ‘ No, 2. | ¢oing EAST. t No. 6: l No, &, Atlc Ex.|Morn Exl Stations. . IN.Y Ex. f’F’s’tLiné 515 pm| -8 30 am|.. Chicago .. | 830 pm| 940 pnyr 945 - 11148 : '.:P&ymuuth.},,‘.. iiael 250 am 100am| 225 pm|Fort Wayne 810 - 655 335 4920 |....Lima....} 940 pm| 855 Dsl2+ 1.6R3 . . aPoreate o 1008 " 700am| 655 pm|Crestline..A.[ll 50 pm|ll 45 am 725 am| 7 15pmiCrestline. 'L, 11 55 pm |l2 05 pm 755 745 --Manesfleld .[12:25 am {1235 - 956 938 . |...Orrville..| 230 226 1155 11115 ~.Alliance...| 410 400 esesio.a 10120 ami . Rochester.|.... ....| 22 .325pmi-230 am|..Pittsburg .! 730 am| 730 pm . .- Trains Noe. 3 and 6 and Nos. b and 8 run daily; train ‘No. 1 leaves Pittsburgh daily excaspt Saturday; train No. 4 will leave Chicago daily except Saturday. All other trains daily, except Sunday. o < hevednag e B IR NN R - ~_ General Passenger and Ticket Agent.’ Cincinnati, Wabash & Mich. R. R. ‘Time table, taking effect, July 4th, 1880, : , BOUTH. * e . NOBTH/ No. 4.'| No. 2. {A Stations, LI No. 1, | No. 3, 1245 pmill 10 pmjlndianapolis-|-4 30 am| 7 30 pm 10 55 am| 910 pm Anderson J:,} 6 00'am| 915 pm 1028:- |'B43 +Alexandria.l.63l = ] 942 - 939 754 4.. . Marion« |-728 .11031 : 850 7.05 ...Wabash ..| 845 1125 804 .| 621 {N. Manchestr| 925 12 00 am 718 537 I... Warsaw .. ‘]olB S ]1249 . 649 .. }-509: 1. .Milford... 1052 - | 119 : 634 . | 454 . | New Paris. tl_l 689 135 620 440 . ...Gos’hen...lllao | 1580 ‘6OO dam| 4 20pm|L. Elkhart. A ill 50 am{ 210 am Closeconnections made at Goshen and Elkhart with the L 8.& M 8 R R; at Milford with the B'& O R R; at Warsaw with'the P, Ft W& CR R; at North Manchester withthe D& ER R R; at Wabash with the T, W & W R R; at Marion with the P.C & St L RR. Through coachee will be run on traine No. 3 and 4between Elkhart and Indiapolis. , | NORMAN BECKLEY, Gen. Man. . 'NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Long Cut SmekingTobacco Is mild; most, fragrant-and sweet. = Smokes cool, and goes twice a 8 far as granulated tobacco, :. ALEE-N & GINTER, Manufacturers, oo s Riichmond, Virginia.

; GEO. P.ROWELL & CO’S ' SELECT LIST OF LOCAL NEWSPAPERS, —o— . E An -advertiser who spends upwards of $5,000 a year, and who invested less. than $350 of it in this List, writes: “Your select Local List paid me better last year than all the olher advertising I did.” » e JIT IS NOT A CO-OPERATIVE LIST."' ITISNOT A CHEAP LIST. ol IT IS AN HONEST LIST, . The catalogue states exactly what the papers. are. -When the name of a paper is printed in fall face type'it is'in every instance the best. When printed in capitals it is the only paper in the place. The list gives the population of every town and the circulation of every paper. : . The rates. charged for:advertising are barely orne-fifth the publiehers’ schedule. The price for single States ranges from $2 to $7O. The price for one inch onemonth in the entire liat is $625, The regular rates of the papers for the same space and time are $2,980.14¢. The list includes 952 newspapers of which 187 are issned daily and 765 weekly. They are located in 788 different cities and towns, of whi¢h 26 are State Capitals, 363 places of over 5,000 population, and 468 County Seats. For copy of List and other information agdress ' . GEO.P, ROWELL & CO., 10 Spruce st., N, Y. Full particulars ¢V F. TRIFET, 27 & 'sland specimen. F ORSchoo] st., B:os-oco free. . ton, Mass. _m———_— : A YEAR and_ expenses to ; 77 7 agents. Outfit Free: Address ; ; P.OO.VICKERY, Augusta.Me, S LIST OF LETTERS i REMAINING in'the Post Office at Ligonler, J Ind., during the past. week: : : Fowler, Samuel L. " Underhill, Mert. Persons calling for any of the above letters will please say **advertised.” : o i H. M.GOODSPEED,P. M. Ligonier, Ind., October 14, 1880, . . TLOoNOTIORE. All Qut of Employment, Should address:Frank - Leslie Publishing Co., 16 Day street, N. Y.;an active agent wanted in every town. All who wish to make money rapidly, should send Thirty Cents for five weeks subscription to Frank-Leslie’s Weekly, (me“o,p,]{_Demooratic Illustrated Paper published:). 'Clubs of ! four, for five weeks, for §l, or samgle copy will be sent for 6 cents postage stamps. lllustrated Catalogue free, : i 2m-25 " LIGONIER - ' : . SILVER CORNET BAND. 0. P. EMERY, Lesder. C.SACK, Mus. Director. THE above Band is now prepared to farnish first-class mueic for all pubiic meetings, rallies, and gatherings of everY description at the very lowest rates. Address all communications to . " 'S. KRICHBAUM, Secretary, - July 28,1380,-3m . = Ligonier, Indiana. THIS PAPER pagbe found on flle at Geo. Advertising B (los§£u _g&l&‘?o'sﬁw%m vertis ureau ce Bt.), where adve - contracts gmy be made for it INNEW YORM.