Fort Wayne Daily Gazette from Fort Wayne, Indiana • Page 4

smT good. THE i4 York Store! EW I0RK .60 Columbia Street, Lew 'addttloa ef fresh, attractive SPUING GOODS la averr dep.rta.eat. A Ipedalbariala ia aetata. af.bol.t at. HAMBUHO Edgings and Insertions, ei 10 eed Be erd, eed aaward, 500 PIECES Pretty Spring rrints AIM, ee.

Cenbtlea, Treacb etd lUlUihCHiUM. LADItH, abeat aercbaalea eieterlal. rot lee klni IP Spring ind Summer Underwear eea ledeteer e.Ubl.bie.el all tba aepuler artade ef bleeahed fCKLIXH. aMIl, CAMaBlra. PFWAIU, IxtiatooH, tlM all tba e.w ef Frllilote.

Tackier for Irinmln vadnee I. lot, the celebrated CuUo 8v1ph, ti ported br Urn aod talented ootnpetv1. III appear at Coterlck'i Optra lUuae, Setordav Waning; In Iht FrwohiHpr, Tba oale of mM begla thla1 morning tl Stocbbrldn'i book euo. A letter waa received here bearing the following addraee I Dr. M.

8, Mereba.1, of tonl Balaam Fm 1L bt cartful tod nJ.iaie not the mm llm la Fort WeVtie, Ind. piece known fir ind near for te wretch. ed pevcmente, city council, ind lager beer. Woodward, the celebrated llallor, re norte that the inrlne lnd aliening vlg orooelv. To look tbroush the rf loot de partment! of ble metnrooW eitaweuraeii, rtmlndioni clollifcig pulton In our mnrollio dtlee.

Vo. lit tin, of geiil'e fiiriil.hlng good, be he an uaorlnirnl which la rarely eooalled, bom' iirlalnff many noveltiea wbtuh irt offered at remarkably low prion. Woodward bai enough ready made clothing oo banJ to rig out all of the man and boye in urn, action of bit atak of choice piece (inda la vtry large and attractive, oomprlelng man' Importtd fabrlca of ao nerlor lenort and quality. What Mcaara. vV.lllanie 4 Brine, bit collere, don't know about fifing man "lit" la not worib know ing.

CITY PERSONALS. Tba Hon. Bird baa ralurntd borne from Indlanapolta. Tht Bar. Marttndalc, of of tht ableat defender, of temperanoe leg.

lalailon In tba Btatt, It making a brltf fla il to bit frltnda In Fort Wayne. Tba Hon. Jeff C. Bower returned bome from Indlantnolll veeterday, and received a hearty grettlng from blentin.eroue friend. irraPKIIfl of pa nMiongn not accorded a public notpllon.

UNDER ADVISEMENT. HOUSEREEPINQ GOODS la.Lln.a and CMtoa aheetlaa and Pltle Ve.iee..Teble Llataa. Napkin. Tow.l.nd fowaMntr. Ml, Tllet Uallte.

T.bl.t'tiver., ItoMta Lln.e.; IJud Kre tad Saaua Dlapan. At Very Low Pricea. SPRING DRESS GOODS I New Black Sllkt, Wttr FanoySilka. Japaneao Bilk', Im a fall llaa eftartalabiaud 'Hunt Skat' Black Alpacas Pure) Mohairs IRaailai hiB tt HAS ar )trd. Tkl aalakrata4 PerinotJ Glove, ROOT COMPANY'8 Pwpwlr Pay ajtoa If aaiaa.t Tka Hlnro, aa Cwlwaabla alivat.

The Evidence in the Maier Investigation Ooncla ded Yesterday. Haw Mr, Sfratlon and Judge (arson Looked at the Jlal Ifr from DiOtreut Srandpolnl'. AnExchange of Compllments Tho Matter Under Adviiemnt. "FORK OVER." What the Caaal Managrrs abk the Countj Commlss loners (e do. Speeches of Mestri.

Smti( Williams, Hoagland, Bird and Carson. fails I. B. MOBB8. City Dd jSlfht Idllor MINOR LOCALS.

Prayer meeting! to nlyht Id tht Mth otlist eharebei. Tb freat wtnt of Fort VTtyot at prwtDt Metni to bt "houm to rent." Nora Mthan. the heroine of the lut at the ho pitl. Pr. Mjtn reports ber cooTileeclng.

The eitmlnitlon of Chin. WilUim alleged bona thief will take place before Squire Kym on Batorday. Spring OTercoata eat In thebtgfaett lyle can be obtained at Clark'i ptrloit, ooner Cunton and Berry etreete. Lota In ArcWe addition an "golrg off like botcaket." Over MTenty fWe of tbem bare been diapoeed of aioct the firat of last July. The great redaction that we hive made In the prices of Carpets this ipring la baking this dieparttneot of ourbaslnea.

doubly attractive. Foster A Co. We bare the lead In Carpets as welt as In Dry Goods, and we propose to keep it by always baring the bent awoitment and the lowest prices to be found anywhere. Foster Bra's A Co. A man named Frederick J.

Smith, who formerly lived In this city, his just been Indicted at Evamville for kiting a woman, whose headless body was found buried April 10, 1866. Carpet'trade opening lively. splendid assortment and the Tery low prices at wbloh we are offering them Is being taken advmatage of by a grett many cDitomera daily, Foster A Co. The following are the officer, jmv (emn of the Uqoor Dealers and Brewers Aa SToUtion J. President A.

Lao rent, TrMarer, and Peter J. Mettlef, Secretary. A permanent organisation will probably be effected to morrow evening. At the last session of the Legislature a joint resolution was passed, Instracting the Instructing the Indiana representatives In Congress to work for the location of a dis tributing post office and United States Dii trict Court In this city. The Hon.

Jeff C. Bowser did good semes in getting thU resolution passed In the lower House. The 8unday law went into effect Fort Wayne yesterday, uoe oi the first ffecta Was that the telegraph oners lor. who famishes American Assoulated Pre dispatohea to the GfussUe had to shut ofl bosineas to live getting arreated. and the readers of that paper will find their telegraph news tma morning nearly blank.

EKa Ditpakk. SubstltnU Lafayetee for' Fort Wayne and Journal for OaseoV, and the above Item will be reference to our advertising ool nmns it may be aeeo awhat Ume the ves eeli of thalnmee Line Jere Tew aork for British, Germs and Pcandinaviin porta. The'tnmAii line lathe fat on I one with European traveuera ana acserTeaiy tr. Its steamships are elegantly, con etrocted and equipped ao4 'aft1 Htaratly Si In mIbam'i the offloara at DoUti and attentive. aodthe.fkreieo4Ueiu0' jju owv na a sms iiujaj Yesierdsy afternoon the matter of ap propriatlng $10,000 to aid In making re pairs In the Wabash A trie under the law rtoently pawed, came no before the Board of Commissioners In in inform al manner.

Wilson Smith, of Hun tington, assistant general manager of the canal, appeared before the Board, and ex plained the needs of the caoaL the great lose which Its abandonment would be to this section of the country, the adrsntages which will result from Its maintenance, and the advisability of the county tsklne action under the law. The Hon. O. Bird, a Stale Senator from thli county who has just returned from Indianapolis, and la father of the measure referred to made some remarks on ibe subject favoring the proposed appro priation, and explaining the nature and objects of the law. The lions.

Jesse L. Williams and Pliny Honglsnd also sub mitted a few remarks in favor of an ap propriation, while Judge Carson opposed tt vigorously. Mr, Smith called the attention of the Commissioners to the fact that the Board of Connty Commissioners of TIppacaooe county have taken the Initiative in organ izingforthe purpose of Improving the canal. A petition was presented to them last week asking them to appropriate un der the new law 10,000 for the work, The Board regarded the petition with de cided favor, but desired to make their ac tion Influential in securing the co oper atlon of other counties equally Interested. They therefore have by resolution request ed that a delegate Convention be called at Peru, Miami county, to meet on next Tuesday, the 18th, at which all (he coun ties Interested In the canal shall be repre sented to "devise plana for the maintenance of the entire line of said canal for navlga tion.

and also to report theequitabls rate of donation to be made by the several counties authoritlsed by said act, to make donations to said canal. Mr, Smith asked that the Board appoint a delegate to the convention above referred to or go In a The Commissioners took the matter coder advisement and will probably decide this afternoon. Speaking ef the action of the Tippe canoe County Board the Indianapolis Senluuf of yesterday says, This Is taking op an encoiirnrinjr and bosiqese like movement which promisfs wen lor me future, ine canai is oi great value to the State, not more in what it actually does than In what It forces the competing railroads to do. Their freight on grain to Toledo Is always several cents lower wnen me canai is in ooerauon man 'nenii ucioeea in winter, xne x. vv.a iDonllsd UOUK housss Urn tto os ones dries oi Slnj Bhsffer two.

Mr. Helling two Blled with we, ana soon wsgons tbslr daily rounds, bringing to bf lbs greatest necessities end lux. our daily life, luwl Estate Treasfcrs. our last report the following la strumeals have been filed for reoord In the office of the Connty Audi ton Joan Msrsr to Hsnr Hrr, part IntllKorkblll'f nd dJ VI6S Kwihlll nd Hnhtrta isvivr ie Mi asms, lot IT rufSDiu sn? nw mw 8tlle HoaUto PXriek UK run. psr.r lota hi and i.a kmrbim Willi HarrBsver Austin idoreisr, Anna UnmsjrstlrAsditurto millan IBM iO.

Of) i.ooo 4 6X0 00 MOO W. railway management have done their best to destroy it. but 1 ground to hope that It will yet become a powerful agent in promoting the wealth of tne Stale." I there Is now some The Board of CommiMiuneni resumed their examlnalien of the current report of Mr. Maier yesterday morning. After some squabbling between the attorneys on the atlaclunent Issued by the Boa.d for wm.

ricL, he waa sworn and testified as follows, know no'hlng about lbs amount paid nis and my son by Mr. Maier, for building school bouse 6 1 I took the contract I made out the bid, but den't remember what the price was I not the brick fiom ssvsral different ment I don't namembet the else of tbeJiulld nsi I don't know how much money 1 received before 1 was sick 1 controlled Uie Business since mat time my son has be is now In fisw York, Cross examination waived. Mr. Bt ration asked that a suhpana be issued for John E. Bill, Trustee, to come Into the Court with the records ot the township, to show that the bid of Wm, Paul for school hou Ne.

6, was $550; snd that $860 were charged to the account in the report. Jndge Carson opposed the request and reflected aerrlously ppon the Oazim for its course In the matter. He admitted however that the Qizrrn was a good and lively psper said that he took It and paid fur it cheerfully and reflected the senti ments of thousands of people when he ssld that he would sooner do without bis break fast than the QixtTTE. Mr. 8 1 ration wished to examine Wm.

Wilda, John Hill and others. He said Mr. Walda was reported as having been paid $320 for carpenter work on school house No 8. Judge Carson "Thsf Mm." Mr, Stratum "If jou say so you are a Judge Carson "Yon are a contemptible poppy, beneath my notice. Mr.Stratton "I should hate to lowsr myself to yonrtevet" The Court Interrupted this plessant conversation by calling the gentlemen to order.

WM. WALDA Sworn i I got about $300 for doing car Gnier worn on ocnooi House ao, may a little more or lea: I did all the car penter work on the building, excepting the mournings iurnined ny jaooDy, Meyers a m. ran i a tx 3i on Ibe building. CVobM vanintd F. acting house town I did some of the hauling; faul did some end olhsrs did some: the building was 22x38 feet In size; the boose was made of brick, the floors were'of I don't know how much Paul got, Kfdirteii did no work exceul carpent er work and hauling; the masons est up toe window frames.

KNDIKd fr. Mr. St ration said that the ppMecaiion had twoorthreVwltnessss whom they had aubponaed that they would like to use. The Board, however, thought the prosecution bad had sufficient scope. So the case was closed.

Judge Carson remarked that all of the irregularities proven amounted to one five dollar bill that the defence would offer no evidence but leave the Board to do with the matter as It saw best. Mr. Stratum then made a lengthy and somewhat elaborate argument In support of the case of the prosecution. He read the statutes defining the duties of the Township Trustee, and then charged that Mr. Maier had violated this law In many instances and said that the Commissioners would do wrong In approving of his re port He supported his position by re viewing ana analysing carefully toe evi dence submitted In the Investigation, and closed with an earnest appeal to the Court to protect the Interests of our tax payers.

I At the conclusion ef Bt ration's speech, Judge Carson made a few remarks claiming that but a few If any Inregulai ities had been shown and thoseof a trifling nature, that there was nothing criminal shown and that the mistakes were evident ly mere clerical errors. He asked that the report be passed upon, the erroneous changes not allowed and the balance ap proved, and also that the cost of the tnree tigatlen be taxed against the parlies bring ing the action. The Commissioners took the matter on der advisement and will probably render a decision to day. A COLD SUBJECT. Jmt8lJrb.m Wmli MlHsr, lot itv bftw Alien Uimtflon to Lmlw.i Merer, lot II 11 aim 1 1 ion's Ut Ossuv UroonsiVMvr Jsstsb Orsoas faldor, lol 18 Cblprsaa's add John Arrb.r to David Archsr.

lots iiVjiw oa izv rcnr lOU lrr A Tsrrr to Wm Msbrwaldt, lot UonsslMd add ElUa and Jobs Hinsl toB to Phi lp Hinalotoa, part of lot iS Baksr HoM'nt A WilJIaios' btdd 1,000 0 David areasr io jawjti arvntr, ivi CatharlaeTiitftfaa arm uaaaM.tt.H.., Whtto to A Jarnaa, lot IS Wblurs WTV 110 1 IS. DJ oovnv. rbrrrjF HpiIs, part of lot Uanna's add. 00 Prsd Wilda to Chu Nivbltndrsk.SbUt lot ISO Hanna'a addM.MM.,...i.M I 0 Allen Hamilton 'i sitst to CHImbIs Hamliua a man Woo lslArehvr'i add. U.fUACn.trlekta.1 lot in MMBsniosDnrs: grtdvrirk Wobaif Vim Bssrf or, ssU IU 1 fUUITVaMI aw mwm.

W. Kobne to the dwsllen InlargeTdtW. TJSijiiff ftSH Cody hu four hUt.ZMonn Si. urieana, luoi. gooa jirowa, a al le rrelt Houat.

I 0ON i.ooooo not 17100 MOO Beat lonr par barrel, SJ.2S. BmI tjt lour par barrel, ,0, Orabam floor par tack, too. Corn meal per tack, He Froll Honaa. Tkr.it ri't r.aiu. In their IMth, for there ara ft Wb that bate not faulta of th.tr own, Tbnrt It but ont war to prtwrf them without no) or blemlah, and that It, bj tht dall IIM Oi tot iw utninuo.

in iihin. fraarant cool, rtfrtablna and aarMablt. narlOdaodaw. GAZETTE BOOK II NDERY out KJirnrsun, If arrlac. Harriet IIobrm.

hire brth banwt bj tba Connlj Clerk to tba following per ton elnoe oar 1a.t report I Paajn.1 a.beDe.a and Baraa a ruin. lr.Br and Manha a. Miller. William U. Daniel and Kuma k.

Blreb. raiaiai. r.v An upright anglnea. Inch cylinder, 18 Incb atrokt, with flue boiler It feet long, feel diameter In aompleta order. Apply to BcrrzaarirTER, Brricra It Bokd, Varbla and Blaam workt, corner Ualn and Fulton etraela.

Fort Wtrna, Ind. MeDwaaa' Once for all, Ihcat who know tbamatlfee to be Indebted to ot art adf lo pay between now and tba firat of March, other wlaatber will ba called on br an onwel imaflaltor. McDouoiL Co. February Rriamval, Otlo FIck, M. homteopathlo pbj.i clan and aurgeon, baa removed hta office to Ko.

33 Eaat Main ttreet, 2nd floor, an, trance on Clinton. Hie office boor, re main tha tame from 8 to 9 a. and and 7 and 8 o. m. Balera, by permlaalon, lo tha Ber.

Hector George Schick, bia for mer teacher, and tha See. Director Otto Banner, both of tba Concordia College of thla city. r.irMt ca.ii Ko adranna In priced. Tba eiollem.nl In lha market la only We purchaaed a large ttock before tba advene and will eonllnoa lo eell at old prion I Beat Rio, tt canta, Oood Rio, Sic. Old Ooeemmani Java, 88a.

Baal roatiad Bio, 27a. FtPiI Uopal, Oraal Beat Te'aa, Tha failure of flva of tha larmt Im ImporUraof New York baa broken tba tea market. We ban taken advantage of tba and purchaaed large qoaUtlee tl lo ral, and wa now offer all grade lootnu per pnona lower than former nr oe. Young Ilyann, 80o and 11 1 neai ai io. uuapowaer, ouo ana tto, neat II io.

imperial, ouc nucaad beat II 10. Oolong, 40c, Mo and 80. beat ,9 enta. Japan, 40c and SO; beet 95 otna. Frail uouaa ar HadlledBiea la ea.

In epeaklng of the aitraordlnary rapidity with which Hoatettere8lomecb Blllert reomlt a debilllatad and aihaotlad tyetam, lha preparation la oanally referred to aa a readable tonle of marrellou. oower. Rut thoae who enppota thai lie operation It limited to lit airtcl eoeel upon the dlffeev iva organa.rliUla oderatand tba true nature of tbla comprehenalTa remedy. It it not only a lonio. ddi aieo a genua tail tlva.

an aotlva anti.bllioua medloiBa. a mild diuretic, a wboleaoma aKhlleranl, a regulator, and a general alterative. II la to la thle Deaertaeal we ara a raaarad a fital BLANK BOOKS, LEDGERS, JOURNALS, CATALOGUES, PAMPHLETS, Aal all klade ef OLD BOOKS. thle combination of many aaaentta eanttarr fropartiea thai tba artlola o.ea Ita aocceea a a variety of dlalreealngcomplalnia.aach of which In ordinary practice la eobfeoted to a different mode of IreatmenL Ilia Impoaaibl. to lnvigoraui a leebU and dia eaaed orgaolaa Ion witbont regolatlog aad partryugiu ma mtlera oo oom.

BUSINESS NOTICES. interpreter," The school about ix miles from AcelsleBtelly Hbet. "Yesterday morning a Mrs. Adam DehirfJ wnoresiaea near ine ooain aepot acros the railroad, was accidentally shot bf her daughter aged twelve, who was playing with a loaded pistol at the time. ball entered about the middle third 'of the thigh and took 'an upward ranee.

Her condition Is considered Tery critical by Dr. Myers who Is attending ber. She was removed to the St, Joseph Hospital, where an attempt will be made this morning to extract the ball. Bread Ceremowlee. The dedication of the new St.

Patrick's Catholic Church, Lagro, Wabash county, Indiana, takes place on the 17th of March, KU Kef. Joseph Dweneer. D. will of Delate, amuted by the reverend clergy of the diocese. The temperance andl beneo lentsocietieeof Fort Wayne, Huntinrton, Wabash, Peru, Logansport and Delphi are respectfully Invited to be present.

Bound trip from Fort Wayne, $1.80, Tickets should be procured on Saturday next. Al! are respectfully Invited to attend. tote AwHnltheFre4wetlesbisal Vets 1 empilea ef lee la Pert Wajae. Few people realise the, amount of ice which la consumed In aclty of the sixe of Fort Wsyne or how necessary the it is in the daily lire or oar people. Riding around our city and noticing gangs of men engaged in cutting Ice on the canal and rivers, our reporter took some pains to ascertain Interesting facts concerning the business which we have no doubt will be" peraued by all who like ice water, icecream, eoda water, Iemoni.de, mint jnllps, sherry and ice, hard butter, and all the luxuries' which arise from Its use.

There are four gentlemen In our city who are extensively engsged lo the ice trade, vis M. Cody P. Moran, Shaffer A lie Urn. Mr. Cody was the first man to Introduce the busi ness In the city, which occurred a great many year ago, when he wheeled his ire to the hotels and canal packets by hand.

Henseval. DeOrofT Kelson A Commission Merchants and dealers lo all kinds of farm products, machinery, agricultural Implements, field and garden seeds, fruit and ornamental trees, fertiliser have removed their store to the well known Hamilton A Taber Block, corner of Clinton and Columbia streets, where they will be pleased to' greet their friends and customers. Old soap nsw soap, Soap for everybody, and everybody most have soap, and we Intend soaping the people of Fort Wayne cost for the next thirty dayi. The Largest Slock ever brought to the city, and we must dispose them In order to be ready for the new line of Per fume and Brnahes we are having menu factured In London and Paris. Every thing In the Drug line can be Had at bot tom prices.

WooeTER, Williams a 40 Calhonn st, corner Mala HARRIED. TiLYTKT, TtTRnHLaat arantair tit lailil o'eloflk, at the residence of tho briris'a parents en DneitniriaBraj rrei, oj ma mt. ini rimm. IU. Wlliimaa H.

Din (ail knd Mill Em ma Lorotta Blreb. daujthter or Rev. W. 8, Birch, prosidlor elder of Fort Warns District, LOCAL NOTICES. Best Tea, $U0.

Fruit House, peaches, 6c, Fruit House. a Quaker Hams at Dodei A Bock KillV American Club Hah fiOo at theFruft House. Sea Moss Farina 25 cents, at the Fruit uouse. Prunes. 5 casks more, at 7c Fruit House.

Good Tea. 80c, 60c, and 80c Fruit Hoose. New Jerser Cranberries at Dodes A attoca mua. Onion setts. 15o ber quart, at the Fruit House.

Eve flour ner barrel at the Fruit House. Tamarinds 20 eta per bottle, at the Fruit Honse. Old 76 for medleal use $3 per nllon. Fruit House, Horse radish 18 cents per bottle, at the Fruit House, Oransea 25c. per dozen or $4 per box at the Fruit House.

Just 'reoetved, buckwheat flour, $1.16 per seek, at tne run uouse. Aa re fall I rare tor Chills. DK Wllhoft'i greet AaU PerlodJe lt euros prompuy an sasjanai rerenk enlarged spleen, hypertmpblsd liver, derang ment of ths ebTloDointie rfseera. eons estioi ofthsDortsl einealatlon.ralisves atonv el the sympathetic ganglia end lnvlgoratss the entire system. It is safer thanaeoa sulUtlon of auaeaa.

It can be rel fed on whsa the doevtr lives along distance off and rides a broksi windea norse. It can bs railed on when doctors disss res ind whsa they often seres to disagree. ireao ne reiiM on wnen an omer inenas fall too. and when all other moans have failed and there seemi none to help Ths Antl Perledie never falls aad la mors to bs dea red than riches. It eonta ns no amnio.

strTehntne or otAer poison, ror sale oy au druggists. The Celebrated Arsvle Bitters Is one of the best promoters of a fine, robust condition, and promotes a perfect eo ordination of nerve force, la muscle, tendon and vis oera. Hetr pye, This superb Hair Dye Is the best the world perfectly bsrraloss, reliable and In stantaneous. Ko disappointment. Ko ridiculous tints, or unpleasant odor.

The eonine w. a. tMcoaior neir irye pro ueea immediate! solendid black or na tural brown. Does not stain the skin, but leaves the bair clean, eon and beautiful The only safo and perfect dye. Bold by all druggists.

Factory 10 Bond street, Ni N1 KOTICE. OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO all mi sobs harlnai rente date to the Beirs oi nsnry nassr. eeeeeuee, are sinetir esutlonsa siainst psyms insns to WallaiM. till mbU Anm atftar Mr. Rr.kAr'i dsla are eolieeud by mf dangBtv.

alalia, ana an onis enntraeiea alter jsr. jiaaar' oeatn will be paia or ner. nxanni oae.an, Sentinel please eopy. Insert tviosj 'Stockholder Meeting. Mttoe oftse 52 and 54 Calhoun St MMalalalslsl MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY.

Letelleed br Bute latk.ritr aad Draw, la rablla lat. Ontad llDgle) Haraber ftO.OOO jTTJUBERJ. VIm. I. Va Draw.

Marvk. II, 1.71, ,810 friiee AmouaUng lo IJ0O.OC0 TlokaU, 810. Ualf Tlokcti, St. QaarUra, IXSa ef Oar loturiee are ahertered br Ibe State, are alwere drawa at the line, aawad a.d all dra.tnaa ara aadaff the eepervletoa ef awera eevnU.le.era. mr emelaj win ee I.

a ni. aa a aorr el Me imv tat Met LeDar.haaanaftl.kau. trw will drawaolaill.r eabeae the la.1 ear al every mtatk d.H.a iberawieTi mr Remit al ear ri.b i ton OnWMeaei Prdere, haaiaured Latter, PraA er ipraee. oea. euvaiav aaarwa.

MORRT PartOnaeRaa.tUT Bt aala. Ma MAGAZINES AreaiedeaBpMlaltr. THE VERY FINEST. MATERIAL TJtel, with ike Oraateit Bill! aad Taate. Ill Wark Gnaraatttd la (Itc Ged Satlsfattlaa.

All Order for Old Book, aad at the OA, ZETTE ar irUh J.hn Knlsht, will he Promptly At tended la. Call and Exaaalae ear. Price Ll.tler allSljleiat Bladlas C.X.HILL.. aoL. aaaar a taa oaxaaun.

SMITH, AMERICAN GE0.W000 na Knabe, Steinway OUokering ni'. (U A 54 Calhena St, ins cotoi houbs. Wn.tM la ldn ln V.I of tba Fort. w.yo. omn lb.

Ootapa.r, aa a a III h. h.M ml th.nffii Uwh aith. Iflra. at a to datarmlnawbatbarnveat tba Capital 6te.lt .1 taa vODjaasr a. raooran.

Bv erd.r af tba Board of Direetore, O.K.BUE.I.Eir.liaa'r. stoves Airs TOnrERr itock. H. J. ASH, Wbaleaale Dealer la TINNERS' STOCK STAMPED, JAPANNED PLAIN TINWARE.

prise prlw prise prise ef.M.M.oo 1 1.10 lo.tsu ie I see pri, prii prises pliSM Of. MM Sleaaa pHms (. rlMa ttf Ihw PV tt i PHms ofZ priMdJ IrlU) prises tZ THE BEST FAMILY FLOUR Tbe MtrHIU tonaaaraclar a the roll.wlnr; Ilraada al Flaari TNA WILLS, Choir WblleW heal. EAGLE MILLS, Chelce Family. EMEBALD MILLS, qnalltj, he aboTe llranda will rlre Ibe beat raataarllon, aad weald adTlaer btalllea and boardlag heaiteale erdereltlier direct tram na er call far the a bore branda al year grocer.

We alao keep raaataatly hand Chelce Belled Carameal, Graham and Bye Fl.nr, and old at thai loweal flgurca. Grlai Work done dally or ei cnancea. HOA ELAND AND' 1RESSFLT new" reigHt ROUTE EAST, BLUE LINE. VU. Fort Wayne, Jaokaon a 8ag lnaw'B.

Iflohlgaa Central B. JL, Omt WaaUrn of Canada lfavr Tork CntraJ B. Bndaon Blvar and BtMtoo ft Albany B. B. Albany.

Hew York. Boaton, Philadelphia, BalrJmora and all point, in tha Batters BUtaa, Through Bills of Landlag Glvon Salat ee Lew aad Tlae aa Qatar aa tr ear etaat neeie. ut, a. aaaaia, Afmt, aa, irata wa. m.

a. U. BArAIX, WaaUala(. ffaa Rataa mf Mtabla aad mm 1. form llaa WPlf lo U.

mt el tte Ik fera waraa. W. A. KIUIbTT, Sa.t. rt.

Jaa.it. O. D. HURD Dealer la aad bUHOIiCTCRIR 01 m. rriorrxGN Window Frames, SASH, DOORS AND BLINDS tiuatom Work FromptlyExaoutad.

Bbea Hertk Btde'uaaal, Wart Work oMnnnii nroi MXRCHAltT TAILOR. rpo THB GENTLEMEN OF FORT W.IHX, NEW Merchant Tailoring E8TABL 8HM ENT Al ldl ralkaaai airMI, ah.a ef CMkMral, law. .14 S. MATTHEWS, Pro Ifcaveea band a flrallaaa aaaertmaat ttooda, wblob 1 an preaalred be Make up .1 Short Notioe, In the Bait Styl and Workmtn.hlp, and tell Cheaper than any Home la tha City. HtirinaethorouhhBOwIednef this beali tyifaMtborwlUavoTTSBsJfestfenfle.

enal me to make op aaraients at verr little ever tas cost oi ouer nouses, jar oojeet ie 8ELLINC 80 CHEAP la InrliBM tha faaMnahla aantlamsaB tst thta iivtoiivo me a hoa TB ha nnna tbalntiiiaa na a 1 1 1 ant tttaa. Ward, alaawh ara tt. mt enaada. ailtriaa ktkttaa STSBWyajgl WRAPPING PAPER. We save now on hand and are prepared tt famish all kinds ef Wrappini Paper of ou BBMaJMwnre.

Print Book Paptr. la itart aad atada te eder. FORT WAYNE PAPER MILLS Bale ReMia 51 CM WbalaMle aad Retail Dealer la STOVES, TIN WARE, VeUee. Notice is heieby given that Henry Ouenther has this day bought of Fleischei A Michaels the Court street barber shop, who will con tin us to keep op Its reputa tion for being a 6rst class shop, For the present Mr. Herman Michaels will remain In the shop.

HCHST GCXSTHXai. Fort Wayne. March lli. 1873, and finally branched out with a one horse wagon. Now he, as well as all of the other lot men, have several dooble teams eneaeed in deliverinf Ice In summer, and large gangs of men packing It in winter.

Every. body tnkea ice, and everybody uses it curing the season just closed Messrs. Cody and Morao have packed about 230 tons each, and other gentleman mentioned but a little itfse each. The entire anion nt packed will not be le than 1,000 tons, making ah argregate of 1,000,000 pounds pouuds to each inhabitant of the city, The fee Is procured from the St. Joseph nrer and ths canal near the feeder, ftpd, 1 Another Drop In SnirarC Whits Cof fee at 11 jo.

Frnlt Hoose. Dried Blackberries reduced 8c; now lZie per pouna. run uouse. Loai Brown.1 Dentists Kevstone Block, over Falace of Fashion. Best onions, not frozen, 40c per tweh or $3.75 per barrel, at the Fruit House.

Canned eorn. the greatest banaln on record, lzjo per can, at tne fruit House, Robertson's Genuine Scotch Oat Meal In 1 pound packages lie Fruit Honse. Manle Sairar. first of the season, 8 cts a cake, or 18 cts per pound, at the Fruit uouse. Scho marker's Akron.

Ohio. Ost Meal In 4 pound packages, 25o per package. Fruit noose. Canned Peaches another reduction beet qnality 15c per can or $1 76 per dos. ran uouee.

Scotch Ale. 17 and 26e per bottle London Porter. 25c per Frntt uoune. Orecon smoked salmon smoked mackerel each mc Dest naUbdt lZbjo. at the Fruit Houae.

The 8Ur Tet Beater reduced to 43a former price $1. This is less than half price. Fruit House. Tennessee Peanuts. 800 burs, choice.

large nuts, just received, at 4c This is not one half Fruit House. Head Light Oil. 80 ots. per gallon best Kerosene Oil. 25 eta, per gallon Rose Deri per gallon.

Fruit House. HOUSEKEEPERS' HOODS. H. J. A8H, 91 Columbia, Ft.

Wape. Indl Mra.ibi anKiwr arrow fort Wayne COMMERCIAL TELEGRAPH OQL.E.EGE, Is new ready to.reoleva.PapIls, ta Day ani Ereniag ttmu jo. la burgess block; XWalniaad Coart Frlndpal. Ask your Grocer for "Trussing Vine ear, celebrated for punty and Btrengtn. Warranted to preserve pickles for years.

vFirst premium awarded at U. S. and other rain. uirgen woru in uie uiwea Statee The Pruesing Vttf" Works, Uiicago, ALBERT JOOST, Toaehor ef raNTBVllIIlXTAld MCSIC. jrdsrs may be left at 0.

L. ill's Piano Store Offioe )a Uamlltoa's Hall. A. H. CARIER, rAKT PUBLIC, laid, inca AJICat, TAX rATlJIQ ASD COL' LaCTlHtl ASSIT.

a i REAL ESTATE. Talnable Ctty LotsJfoi'bsHdlniUad ipaoo UtiBf parposas, are for sale by IRWIN LTJMBAEDI Offioe ever Kemhaat'e National Bank, eor ae Mate aad CalBOBa et, Oood bargelns livea aadleBe aad short tUaes. We are also struts tot eiaki of tks test INSURANCE COMPANYS a thsTJalUifitatMaailBilaad. Xnaaraaes a tsar rates. O.

HULL, Banm.pr Ie Waeeler A Hall. D.use and Sign Ornamental Palater. Ulldlnr Oralnlng Papering Ralsomlnlna Shop ever Barr's la rerr Stable, pn Cour street, opposite ths Ooart Boose, jort Warns' loaiank. Special Lettcn of ldmiilstra llODs I. Wat.

B. Ba 8ALL, Clerk of ths Coart of on anon riBM or sua eoontr, ao oertoy eerv ify that elaeob Fry, ef said ooflBty, has been ainly appoiaUdl Admialstrator pf the EaUU of ValsstaDS Hntsel, late of said ooBaty, who died latestate, and said Jaeob Fry, baviBf e.aall(sd aad aivas bead as seeh speelal Ad mtaiatrator, is eathorised to take apoa hlrn nu ue Hmiaisvauoa oi seen estate aooord iBiwiaw. In TsatimoBy Wtereof, IhaTebereanto at.J set ar hand and the seal of isld Ci art this aflt of rbrnry. 1878. WM.B.KUSAlLtnerk, AU bariaff ear elkiai aealnst the above "A.HATTER8LEY Brass Cocks, or Oai, Maai and Wan Dealer la WBOUGHT IRON PIPE, Stoaa and Oas nulan for same.

Sheet Lrd Led Pipes Robber Boss, Pesaps, BydraalU aaate, oataaiaos, OOPPEB BOILED, Aad rltablai at of HaHuwrn lattWi awta.wt.laa w.rk aw. HARDWARE. BRANDR1FF. PRESCOTT CO 60, S3 dt 54 Celorabla St WbolM.1. aad KaUll Dealere la HARDWARE DOOBS, BASH, BUIDS, GLASS, WniTB LEAD, STOVES WARE Of every deeerlpUoa.

Tinners' Slock, Tinners Tosls, ete eke. HEAVY HARDWARE Inn, Steel, Nalli, Wagon Carriage Hardware, and Wood Stock, BlAckamlfh and Mechanic, Tooli, FarnlDg Implements, uuDoer ana iathcr Iaco lattaer. Belt Hooka. Studs, Ac, Prioei Reduoed. Give ui a Call ATTurriow cHona THE ANTHEM OFFERING F3 Heelee, reeter.aaeJJ a Teamey, 250 Pages of Entirely New Anthems Sentenoes, MotsU, Chsnla, Ao.

A COMPLETE COLLECTION FOh epeelns aad olosdne PuktU Wtt.Ml.lt TlieMosio Is of that prbvoUoal okarewer aad piMaiDi eimpuoity, so popniar ie earuTotw van voHrPoai, ne oeiieve everr pnn Ad tbem Offeiinr eao bo anse, and will tw. Baa Churehes. We believe everv pan of i1irrinanr.kaanM anil twill nariadllV nlna tantka mt nmr IIIimIm Iim.i tha Oonntarv Aar Antbem unenne win be rond a orst i do ok loroonoon eaa eoeieues. An AhoHiteM nr taMnlitW. arha art II lanrl address to thennbllshere.

betore 1 111 beeattled to asioelo eopy of or oxan' lnBieoQ rg tnrm waa as OBBBOt rail Mimieaoioa iv ner aoien. oopies.tl. LEB A mHEPARI rsniiiaara nnnon HI Sewing machine I Tjifi 1 Am raatrtanna of tha IthlnlLant. thro a ah mlatakra Tha oiaar la raoiiaulaiul in ..11 if j. hj wereBOBM ana pay foi thli advortiseoaenti aad set order for the sfaehlne.

WK.X,ABBQT1. I ieU iaa TURKISH. Trade Corn Ointment IS A CIRTACf CUEa ICR CORNS, BUNIONS WARTS ratcc, a cint. lar Sale br Bn.fal.ta (aaeraUr. j.

w. tuna. a. r. BU1TB.

J. W. SMITH SON, Eatt End of Wayne atrtat, MASurAoruRiBsor MATTRESSES! Ob ALL KIND8, aad IIATCIIELED CORK IICSUS. Alto MaMihoturart of Xi tj And Dealer, In and GREASE. M.

Tbtbltb.fftBarb.tjrleeiialdforCORT UBK8. 6 LI' JlOCKg OAllLS lAlLgL iTILi HAIR. TALLOW OHKAbK, ate BA88 A SMITH, miAURs rn. PIS LEHIGH, LACKAWANNA, Yougblogheny, BLACKSMITH AND CANNEL COAL Coal yard, aear Iroa 'I oeadery. FORT W1INE, IlfDUNl.

HIIXHIERT. JOSEPH BLACK, Maaafketarer ef Corsets AadPaalwta MILLINERY AID PANOY GOODS, Nation Zephyr, Yarn, LauHrV Cnderrrear, Embrald arlea, eke No.l5E.Columbia st FOItT wathe. B. W. OAKLEY SON SSAURS in SADDLERS' rlva eiaila narneHi and Carriage Trim mlnga, Wbtpa.

etc. No 79, Columbla St, FORT WAYNE, IND.