The Daily Gazette from Fort Wayne, Indiana • Page 5

THE DAILY V2ETTE: FORT WAIHE, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY 6,1885. A We are Rejoicing-A Booming Trade. No Advance on New Goods An entire New Stock at the Lowest Prices ever offered. A --IN-- Fancy Mattings in Large Variety. SHADES! CURTAINS! DRAPERIES! OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

Curtain Poles, Curtain Holders, And other Trimmings at Very Reasonable Prices. LOUIS WOLF AMUfeKMENTH. ASONIC TEMPLE. SIMOKBON jr. A OTT Manager Business Manager -ONE NIGHT ONLY- Saturday, May 9, Engagement of MR LAWRENCE bj Mi Louis Jamis uul an BXCELLENT COMPANY til Hon dcoigt i tragi dy in acts and tableaux, A realization ol Dante's celebrated stoit Mr Barrett us liiiieiotte the back 1 iro sew costumes (lugtoi ic.illj cornet) desigiKtl specially for this pliv by lion Lewis Wingncld, ol and made by Augusta Co of Pails Mid London Seats -60c, 70c and $100, aceoi ding to location, on sale Thursday, May 7.

at 11 a in Special i educed loitud bin tall toad i.itos to IMkrUtu of ten or more foi i occasion Seats be ordw by mail, teh gi or telephone PRINCESS SKATING RINK! Oontontfor one mile, for Championship of In dlimn and Michigan, Between Wielcei- nhain, of llioluuan, and Herbert Tomhason, of Indiana, on Wednesday aiwl Ihursday evenings Way Gth and 7tb. On Mendw evenings Maj lltli, Allle Qarroey, of MicbiRan, (the iinst grace fill female ol Hie w-st) will (jive-an Exhibition ifOOTKA O'CONNOft Proprittorff lly icroninicnd is I cl remedy knotv to for IJODOI and nievt li 'ol 1 ronslder. Able, ni4 eirry It AlcuU I.l*b, N. Sold iy Friie J. S.

GREGC, D. Offlw JUKI llftBitionce 176 EAST WAYNH STREET, CITY ITEMS. hours, 9 to 12 a 7 to -foccommlUfl at Tlilcmo's dnig between 3 diul wlww 01 rs may be d-ifttv Ma-T Many a Lady is beautiful, all but her skin; and nobody has ever told her how easy it is to put beauty on the skin. Beauty on the jskin is Magnolia Balm. If you don't own a gasoline stove it is time you should.

Take our advice and buy a twin burner of Soavey, at Prescott's old stand. It is safe. It is the best. Dodge Maroney open their blacksmith shop and voternary institute May loth John Wilson, a conductor on the Panhandle road is in tho city, DIG guest of relatives Mike Koehler, a loud-mouthed Dem- ociat, yelled on the streela and the ua- syrapnthizing olliceis ran him in. The Sentinel had a mishap yesterday Tho engine broke down and the press work was done at this oJlice.

The Sentinel presents an attractive appearance with its new head-lines, It is stated, unofficially, however, that the Pennsj Ivania railroad company on Wednesday, last, placed $4,000,000 of collateral trust bonds through Messrs. Spoyer of New York. The total issue of the bonds is $10,000,000 ano most of them are held in London, where they are quoted at about 102. Indianapolis Times "Stato Senator Hillegass, of Huntiugton, is making a vigorous fight for the position of public printer, and, although he has pretty successfully rocovored his tracks, it leaks out that he is Jim Rice's candidate, and that he also has the aotivo support of two other state John Stoll, of South Bond, is still presenting his claims for tho 0ame place." TJlio Pennsylvania company is hauling west 2,000 emigrants every day. Tho company has a contract on hand to transport 62,000 immigrants from New York to Chicago.

They are all coming by way of tho Canard lino of steamers, aad the companies carry thorn from England to tho woste'rn metropolis for $12 a head. Quito a number are on route to this country, tnd tong trains pass through every night. "Gentle Spring." Among spiingpioparations, do not neglect that whichis most important of all--your own body. During the winter tho blood absorbs many impuritiwfl, which, if iiot expelled, are liable to brenk out in scrofula or other disease Tho best medieine, is Hood's Snrsnpfuilln. Tt expels eveiyiwj i i from the blood, strength to function of tho body, fiojtf by all DUSKY ARABS.

The J'olo Enjoy a Trip to Van Wert with Three SODS of the Sand. Monday afternoon tho Fort Wayne polo team occupied seats in a smoking car on the Pitlsburg road bound fur Van Wert. At the front end of the coach sat three "shirtless sons of tho shimmering sand," but, however, on this occasion, they were clad in those necessary habiliments. Immediately in the rear of these Arabs sat the curious and jolly poloists, who were bent on watching every move of the dark and bellicose foreigneis. Promptly at 4 o'clock tho worshippers of Mohammed began to go through the different forms of the Islamite leligion, which were not only interesting to those poloiets of a religious turn of inind, but was highly arousing and laughable.

They earned a Geiman silver tea pot with them which they filled with water and then proceeded to their feet in it. After this in the barne water they laved their hands, face and teeth, which almost turned tho stomachs of the dainty club swingers. As soon as one had completed this part of the service the others would get "fresh" water and go through the same ceremony, each wiping their hands, feet and face with the same towel. At this juncture, the heads of the. poloists could be seen hanging out over the window sills of the car.

Now the most laughable part of the program commenced, which brought forth bursts of laughter. Of all the evolution! and postmefe as- jjurned during the recital, of the Koran, it would take columns to relate; standing OH their heads, kneeling down, lying prostrate on the floor, kissing their hands, holding Iheir hands high i the air and kissing the floor are only a fiw of the niauy antics performed by these devout worshippers. At the close of this service the poloists drew a long breath and yelled, "one goal." The table was spread and all the de- licasies of the season were artistically spread, and the victuals were devoured with apparent relish, but the GAZETTE representative not being hungry, did not take particular notice what tho lepast consisted of, 1 although he was informed by the gaunt Irishman of the club that it was ery appetizing. As soon as they had eaten their dinner they lit their cigarettes and took a quiet smoke. The GAZETTE young man being the only one of tho club that was at all versed in the Arabic language moved into a seat occupied by one of them, who proved to be an occuliat--a practicing M.

D. He told "us" that he was traveling east to join a circus hU two companions being very liue jugglers. Just in the midst of tho (Arabic) conversation, when tho GA- poloist was explaining th'e rules of the polo game, the conductor ciied, "Van Wrrt," so "we" bid them p. hasty aud hoaityg dby and stepped oft tho train "wo" seonun' to 'e at onco "launched into tho bustle novelties of 'mother Miuisleis, Uwjcis, teacheis, and Othtns occupation gives them but little exercise, should use Cai lei's Little Liver Pills for torpid liver and biliousness One is a dose. Absolutely Pure TiJi w.di'Pl el of ii'f CU'IO than i i i kii IB en.

i be 'U coiPDf'i i i Ion i I i ''ii'i eliosvlv i IMJV Poii n') a "tot IL vj lot ill StjCt-1 MADE rROMPURi "vtAPCCREAMOFTAKBW 3PUPE2! CAn ELSE A SiNGLB fl-RiAL WILL CGNVINCEYOU Htl tlMC ISO AMMONIA fta3r.f'""----. NOT OrrCRED BY 6RQCER8 in skips for Mpoundfree Died ol lieurl Yesterday morning, Fiancis Fox, living a few miles from the city on tho Now liavon pike, just west of Mr Wm. Mc ntosh's residence, wout to his barn and while attending to some trifling duty fell upon the lloor, dead He was aged sixty-three years and leaves a widow and a daughter, Mrs Robert Renfrew, of this city. Tho decease I was formerly employed in the Bass shops and was well known here. Coroner Diunen held an inquest yesterday afternoon and rendered a verdict that deceased cnrno to his death by reason of a sudden attack of rhonmatis of tho heart.

An evening paper stated that ho was struck by lightning, which is an error. ThoVo was no discoloration of face. Tho funeral will occur from the Baptist church at 2 o'clook this, afternoon and the remains will then bo taken to Lancaster, Pa for interment Fattx for Tourtsta md Whether for the toumt.bont on plnas- uie or business, or tho emigrant socking a far westoin homo, Hostettci's Stomaoh Bitters is iho best piottdm against tho huitful i of climatic changes or maHua, the most 10- liable medicine for general use ho oiin possibly curry with him. It nullifies the of Middon changes of I em- peratiire, braces tho system again tr the enfeebling influence of excessive heat, prevents injurious consequences fiom a change of diet or of using bad food or water, is a line resuscitant of physical energy diminished by the fatigue of traveling, and tends to counteract tho effects of exposure in rough weather. It is much and serviceably vsed by mariners and others whoso out door life and arduous labor expose them unusually.

It is, moieover, of grcut service as a preventive ai.d our i- tivo of disorder of the stomsch, livoi, bowels, and as a general Ionic. Olton affect to Jbo out of Ju- of OUT MAY 1st A Great Issue. FirXt FMUion, 950,000. THE MAY CENTURY. In the number'of its pages, and in the size of the first edition, the May Centuiy surpasses all its predecessors.

It is a number especially rich in War Papers, which include: A vigorous article by GEN. GEO. B. McCLELLAN, in which the writer speaks freely of his relations with Secretary Stanton, and enters fUlly into the plans and disappointments of THE FIRST ADVANCE ON RICHMOND; and tlnee papers by the ex-Confederates, GEN. JOS.

E. JOHNSTON, GEN. GUSTAVUS W. SMITH, and GEN. JOHN D.

IMBODEN. Gen. Johnston (whose article is a rep'y to JefFcr-, son Davis) commanded against McClcllan until he was wounded. Gen. Imboden relates Ins experiences at Bull Run, with anecdotes of Stonewall Jackson.

jos JOHNSTON. "RECOLLECTIONS OF A PRIVATE" desciibcs the repulse of the troops which Gen. Johnston was leading when he was wounded. Other contents include an anecdotal paper on GEN. GRANT AS A SOLDIER, by Gen.

Adam Bideau, with a full page portrait from a photograph taken 1864; THE RESCUE OF LIEUT. GREELY, by a member of the Relief Expedition, approved by Lieut. Greely papers on the New OrlcamEJEposition, Typical Dogs, "Immortality tad Modern Thought; and on Woittier, by E. C. Stedman, etc.

Sold everywhere. Price, 35 cents. sj A. KATT, -withKEIL 56 Calhoun ft Fort Wayne, Ind. COAL and WOOD! Try Cniinel Coal for Cook stoves anrtGrateH, l)iy Hlrkory.

and lU-ai'li ood tO'W EST MAlUifia riU I' TdClhoiie No. J. M. MODERWELL, Prices still dowii, no in anything Cofiee, Sugar jtml Ttas are cheaper than thej have been in The oldest inhabitant fever saw them fco'low SUGAR DOWNJNOTHER i-2 GENT! Turkish Prunes Down Ic. They are down to 5e per pound.

This is 8 gieat rcotKi'on, and makes ihom cbtapci diit'd This is owing to the i a Uige ciop laistd in luikey last Rio and Java Coffees. Good Rio, lOc perVmud, choice Golden Kio, Government Java, 20c; 25c O. K. Roasted Rio, 12io: best Rio loaMet 1 White and Yellow Sugars, Crushed, Granulate! Powdered Sugars, 7c per i Stand- aid A. Coffee, 61,0, Choice 5c TEAS-Black, Green and Japan--TEAS.

The war in China has not advanced the pueo in as a many supposed Wo continue to -uppJj om trade at tbr foiioei no inteime- diate profit by us. We buy of the IB pottei, and 11 icct to our consumers, theiebj i them the proiiU of the jobbeis abd wholesale ckalus, which is at lenst lOe to 20c per poind Stanc'aid Yoinig Hjson 40c, bist oOc; Oolong Tea, 26o, 35c, bo 50c, GunpOtuUr Gicen Ti 30c, Imperial Green Tea. 30c, 40c, bet Jspan a T5c, best 50c. Dried Fruit, Apples, Peaches and Prunes, etc. Choice bright Diied Apples, 6c per pound 'j thflTt 1 Dned Peaches, lOc; Calitornia choicest Pared Peaches, 30c; Virgn hoi J'aicd Peaches 15c: Fine Extra Pitted Cherues, 18c, choice nice Din -j ocrues, 30c, Turkish Prunes, best in market, 5c, Blackberries, new, 15c.

Foreign Dried Fruits. Best ValenciRpisins, 10c; Choice Malaga Rsisins, 15c; Sultana Seedless Raisins, 12Je; Lesrhorn Citron, new and fresh, 40c, Tarragona Shelled Almonds, 30c; New Brazil Nuts, quart, lOe, New Filberts and English Walnuts, quart, lOc, 12Jc. Stick and Mixed Candy. Pure Stick Candy. 12c per pound, best French Mixed Candy, 12c; pure Bon Bons.

assorted, 20c; Fancy Candies, 20e, best Gum Drops, 2Cc. Cigars, Plug and Smoking Tobacco. Cijrars, "Rose of AniPiica," 80c per box; "Chuf Cook," dor," Fmo Cut Chewing, "Gilt Edge," 75c per pound, 1 60c; good, 85c Smoking Tobacco, Durhani, 45c pci Uncle Ned, 28c, Cherokee, 18c; Sterling Smoking, 18c Bull Dog-, 30c. New Orleans Mo'ases and Syrups. Mnplo Syrup, 70c por gallon, Choice light Golden Diip, oOc, Cuba Molases 30c; Nev; Orleans, 30c, best, 50c.

Fish in S-2 Bbls. and Kitts. Smoked Halibut, 12c pet pound, White Fish bbls $700, kitts, Maekeral, .) $6 00; kitts, 75e, $1 00 and 81.40, Skinned Catfish, $6 00; kitts, $1 25. Canned Fruits, Home and California, Best Tomatoes, 3ft a lOc, Yellow Peaches 3D) can, ISc, "White Sft can, 15c, String Beans, 8c per can, Lima Bians, I2c, Yaimoth Coin, 12e; California Apricots, 3ft can 20c. California Peaches 3ft can, 30c; Green Gages, 3ft can, 30c, good Canned Corn, 8c.

Twenty cents on tho dollar saved by at the FORT WAYNE FRUIT HOU ROGERS Ilk VI Cresting Settees, Chairs, Vases, Hitching Posts, Lawn Mowers, AND AMERICAN ROUND Spe ial attention given to straightening, repairing JUKI painting old fences At 33 West Main Street, W. A. LASSELL. A TALENT may be perfootea in sou lucle; a charaoter only iho GOLD MEDAL, PAEIS, 1878, BAKER'S flainnlul uliaolittily pure Cofoa, from the of Oil hasbem umovcl. It hwthret iithfi the etienglh of Cotua mixed with Stan or Sugar, nntl ie tlici fore fni more ttouoml- col, coiling lefb tftan one cent It is delicious, nourishing, strengthening, c.

disputed, and admiral 1 nd ipUel for 1m illda as aw lui a hoilth Sold tjy Gioctjs i BAKER DorcHester tvro for Cclebrnted Medical Works. Address, F. I. CI.A1IKE, M. z86 South CUrk Street, CuiCAdO, ILL.

TDOBJiRT OGD1.N, Plumoer Steam and Gas Fitter. LEBIN trou and Lea Pipe, Bnis.ii Goods of all kinds, Hancock's Inspirator 26 E. IJerry St, Ft Wayne, Ind. for Tuei t's Hjdrjullc Motors. REUBLE SELF UURt A Pivot itc t-arriplion of one of the mosi noted ind successful spec nhsts in the S.

(iiow retired) for the cure of Wervoim Debility, f.oni AEniilioodi ind 1ccny. Sent in plain iLd cnveloi i True. cm fill it. Address DR. WARD CO ouiaiana.

Mo. L- O. NEW P. M. STYLES.

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