Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel from Fort Wayne, Indiana • Page 2

HOSIERY GLOVES, UNDERWEAR. FOR LADIES', CHILDREN'S WEAR. ROOT COMPANY Have the largest stock in 'city, comprising of the leasoa. SILKS, MOURNING GOODS. FANCY DRESS GOODS.

WE HAVE NEVEK OFFERED SUCH A A I R03T COMPANY goods in this department daily. BAZAR PAPER PATTERNS. A TRIAL WILL COHVIJCE YOU OF THEIR I SOOT COMPANY Are Sole Agents for these Celebrated ffttternB. PARASOLS, SUN UMBRELLAS. PUG DOB HANDLES, IVORY, GOLD.

CELLUOIS, PEAKL. C1EAE HORN, NATURAL STICK HANDLES. ROOT ft COMPANY Will opsn this week, over 200 NEW STYLES! at Extremely Low Pricei. EXAMINE. Suit Department REPLENISHED THIS WEEK WITH NOVELTIES -IN- Ladies'Kilt Suits RootGompany 46 and 48 Calioun Street.

FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS. Halt lor Imprisonment by tbe "Iflying Dulchnjttn," Albert Rosenthal (the "Flying wai Tnesday wrested by Deputy United States Marshal Sloisen, at tfiy, near Winamac, on the charge of fraud. He was thrown into involuntary babkrnptcy on Monday by his creditors, BmoDg whom are several jobbing firms of this city- It appears that Ronenthal recently confessed judgment in favor of several of his creditors residing ia ibis citj, who selected W. L. Carnahan as trustee, aud he allowed Kosentbal to go ahead and sell gooda, with the understanding that the proceeds were to be applied as fast.ai they came in, to the payment of the judgment.

It is charged that Roeenthal at once commenced to sell off hit stock at a great taking any price he could get, and placing the proceeds in his own pockets. The creditors have nown thrown LOCAI.1MJBB. Liver Pills cure dytpepsia- Strawberries in market. Al. Swift has returned from California.

Butter it selling at cents on the street. Assaults and batteries on unoffending carpets are in order. There were fifty-four deaths in Fort Wayne during April. Sinclair Rcdabaugh, attorneys, have dissolved partnership. John Curtice haa resigned his position iu the office.

The county board of equalization will meet on the 3d of June. Tha Washington township republicans will caucus on the 18th inst. Allen J. Henscil and Lucy Crawford, have been licensed to marry, 0. D.

Rogers, of New Haven, turned from Kansas Thursday. The flooring iu the St. Mary's bridge ou West Main street, is said to be roiten. Hon. B.

B. Miner has been drawn as a member of the new United petit jury. Forty-one marriage licenses were issued by the county clerk during the month of April. The firm of Schuelker, Beugnot Co. stave manufacturers, have dissolved part- uership.

The race Tuesday afternoon between John Thomas and Grist Mill was won by the former, Frederick Meads ban filed his bond for $2,000 as justice of the peace. Surety, Henry Culver. After this no females under eighteen and no under twenty-one, will bo licensed to teach iu Allen county. Carier Trentrnan have been appointed agents of the Compagnie Generule Transatlantique Line of mail Steamers. The fuueral of Chas.

Rubin took place Wednesday aUurnoou, and was well at tended. The services were very impress-, ive. The Sentinel calls the attention of its readers to the announcement of J. Pierr in another column. It is well worth read" ing.

Yesterday morning a German woman ou board an emigrant train, gave birth to a'ch'ld when a short distance east of this place. Elihu and W. A. Reteheldaffer have bought out the dry goods and grocery store of Marquardt A Carrington, at Mayavilla. A and harness went stolen last.

Wednesday from C. M. Thomas, residing three miles southwest of town, on the Quutington road. Dal. C.

Pierson, formerly one of the landlords of the Mayer House, died of quick consumption Thursday, at Upper Sandusky, 0. Neil McLachlan, wife and daughter have arrived in the city, having left Glasgow ou the 20th of April and arrived iu Fort Wayne May 2d. The county treasurer has redeemed about $50,000 of county orders within tho past five days. There are now no orders afloat bearing date prior to April 1. Friday a lady dropped her baby from her arms at the top of tbe stairs in Root's store.

The infant rolled down tho entire flight of stairs and was badly iujured. The following sign hangs on the gate of a prominent farmer in Monroe township "No peddler, lightning rod agent, patent-right man or tramp admitted here." Clear thought and vigorous action depend upon that perfect condiiion of system resulting from pure blood. When provocative of dullness and in. Activity present themselves, then me at once Br. Bull's Blood Mixture.

The democratic congressional committee for this district, it called to meet at Fort Wayne, May 9th, to fix the time and place for the holding of the congressional convention, A petition is in circulation among the voters of Washington township asking that the polls at iuture elections be located on tbe north side of the feeder iu Bloomingdaie. A grand pigeon (shooting and glass ball tournament'will Open at Loganaport OU the 20th, to continue three days. Prizes aggregating $2,000 are offered. Dr. Can ver will be present.

Dr. H. G. Wagner was thrown from his buggy, at the Wells street crossing of SUpleton, George W. Ttwce, Henry Spitler and David Falkeren.

It is reported that a six teachers' normal school will be held at Monroeville, commencing in July. Barn have taken place recently at Amos Chautsey's and Adam Brick's, both of which caught the candidates. Jackson township has the smallest num. ber of of any township in the oounty, and yet ihe has eight months school this jear. Free Shade, Middlesex County, Va.

-Having used Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup in my family with the greatest degree of satisfaction, I unhetitatingly recommend it as the best remedy that I know of for children. THOS. Y. LAWSOX.

Flora Greeuebaum, wife of A. C. Greenebaum, and eldest child of our well-known fallo w. citizen, A. Wolf, eiq.

died at 10:20 Sunday evening, at her residence, No. 69 West Main street, of ITS phoid fever. The deceased was but nioe- teen years of age, and was married oniy about sixteen months ago. The city election yesterday resulted in the choice of the following councilman First ward, N. Putnam; second ward, C.

Hettler; third ward, E. L. Chittenden; fourth ward, F. H. McCulloch; fifth ward, Jno.

M. Riedmiller; sixth ward, Louis Fox; seventh ward, Joshua Holmes; eighth ward, John W. Vordermark; ninth ward, John Wilkinson all being democrats but Messrs. Putnam and Holmes. Indianapolis Sentinel: "State Super.

iutendeol Smart will leave the city the first of next week, and will pmbaik on the steamer Deioma, at New York, May for Europe. He will viiit Edin- burghi Glasgow, the Rhine, besides the regular expoiition business, and will re- turu about the 1st of July. He will devote as much time to educational matters us a very hurried trip will permit." Judge "Woods to-day overruled the motion for a change of venue from Lagrange county in tho Droegemeyer case, Mayor Zollinger, and Messrs C. M. Barton, Chas.

McCulloch, Chas. Muhler, O. P. Morgan, John A. Droegemeyer, C.

Hettler, and J. B. Mnguiro were subpon- ead to attond as witnesses. Most of them left for Lagrange on the afternoon train. Tho trial will occupy several days.

A man named F. Mergentheler, hailing frotn Kansas who was en route to Antwerp, 0.. to visit relatives, was robbed of a pocket book containing $75 Thursday while sitting in a Wabash passenger train at the south depot, Tho passngers were nt tho eating house taking dinner when sly young man sat down by Mr. Mergen- thelers side and induced him to pull out- his pocket book which the s. y.

ra. suddenly granbed and carried away. No arrests. Wednesday afternoon the patent road scraper invented by Mr. John Fleming, of Madison township, was tested on Clinton street between Lewis and Hol- tuan and worked admirably, giving good satisfaction.

The street committee and othars were present. The scraper levels high places and deposits the surplus earth in the ruts, thus rendering tbe road perfectly smooth. The "scraper and lovolor" was pronounced a success by ail who witnessed its operations. No opium No morphia or other dangerous d'ug is couta.ned in Dr. Bull's Baby Syrup, for the relief of colic, teeth-- ing etc.

Price 25 cents. CUT TO Terrible lleitth or t. York, Wnbnvti HrHkeman. From the Daily of Monday. The Sentinel of yesterday briefly mentioned the fact that Cyrua York, brkeman on the Wabaih Railway, had been killed.

The particulars are as follows York, W5.S acting as extra conductor, went on No, 10, which left city at 2 yesterday afternoon. When the train was about two from town York was i from one car to another, when his heod cam-j in contact with tho timbers of Bird's bridge, knocking him from the train. He fell on the track and several care passed over him. When found by the section men bis body was mangled almost beyond recognition, The face was badly crushed, and his scalp waa torn'offfrora the forehead to the crown of the heed. Both legs were cut off and one arm was severed from the body at the shoulder.

The body was conveyed to the residence of the deceased and the coroner notified, A jury was summoned, and adjourned until this morning, when an inquest was held and a verdict rendered in afford an rs with the ffti-lfl. AN INCESTUOUS BRUTE. Aireit of an Old Kan for the Euin of Hit Daughter. Sheriff A. J.

Wilea, of HuiUiogton county, last Thuriday brought to Fort aud lodged in jail an old man named John Radical, who is charged with incest. About two weeki ago Alice an unmarried daughter of Budicel, aged about ieventeen, gavt birth to a child whoio paternity ihe charged upou her father, who is a man of fifty-five. On Tuesday she made an affidavit before Squire Randolph, of Huntingtou, charging her father with iacett. He wa arrested yesterday at his home several miles from Runtiugton by Constable Nix and taken before the iqnire. He waired amiaation, and, in default of $800 rity, wan committed to jail.

Radical ii a farmer. He has reaided in fluntington county for a long time, and iiai borne a fair reputation except among his immediate neighbori, who tell terrible storiei about him. His daughter Alice that he compelled her to yield to his for more than three yean pait, having ruined her when the lees than fourteen. He haa two married daughters one of states that she left her home time before her marriage in order to gave herself from the brutal lust of her unnatural parent. The neighbors state that Budicel treated hit daughter Alice with great barbarity; that he tied her to a and beat her brutally, aud that the was in the pains of child birth he went to her bedside with a large knife and threatened to kill her if she betrayed hitn.

The prisoner is a man of respectable appearance He denies the charge against him. John Rudicel, of i a county, charged with incest, haa been released from jail on $800 bail. jr. Pierr Calls your attention to the following facts And prices: A full line of ciUicos, 5c. Splendid assortment of muslin, 5, 6 and 7 cents.

Splendid shirtings, 6 and 9 cents. A raro assortment of spring dreaa goods, 8 and 10 cents. Great bargains in black and colored alpacas. Spring shawls for 75e and upward. Broche shawls for $4 aud upward.

Cashmere cloaks for $2 50 and up' ward. A full line of silk cloaks. Ready-made suits from $1 25 and upwards. Suits wade to order aud warranted good fit. Cloaks made to order in the very latest styles.

White goods for dresses only St. Embroideries for 3, 4, 5, 6 and 7 cents, nod upward. In addition to my dry goods I keep the best assortment of millinery. Ladies' trimmed hats for 50 cents, other stores sell them for $1.00. 'Misses hats at alt prices.

The best assortment of ladies trimmed hats and bonnets ever offered in Port Wayne. I ask the ladies in particular to call and examine my gooda and prices, for I am confident my stock embraces all the novelties of the season and at prices that will astonish. Remember the place. J. PlERR, 38 and 40 Calhoun street, Fort Wayne.

The or Great Railroad Shown coming. The Great 7-Elephant Railroad Show of the enterprising aud popular Sells Brothers is moving toward in on its tpe- cial trains, and Col. F. H. Bailer, its widely known general railroad agent is now in town making preliminary arrangements for its exhibition, here at au early day.

The colonel has always represented the largest railroad menageries and circuses iu the Country, and informs us, with pardonable pride, that he is now ahead of much the greatest exhibition, in every spect, that he ever pioneered over the rail. A herd -of seven elephants--the largest number owned by any menagerie, a pair of twin baby nursing performing baby elephants, a monster two-horned black rhinoceros, a horned horse from Ethiopia, a magnificent deu of performing African lions, and a whole college of educated brutes, ate among leading features. The circus company i Kaat a in igfirlr! i from which city they will sail for Europe this week. A large number of friends accompanied them to the south depot and bade them bon voyage. Sunday, Father Brammer preached a farewell sermon at the cathedrol which was listened to with marked attention.

In the afternon the several sodalities made the reverend father cash gifts which, including tome donations from outside pen- tleiuen, aggregated at least $1,000. The gifts were presented with appropriate marks, to which' the worthy Father responded iu a very feeling manner. During Ihe absence in Europe of the Rev. Father Brammer, the Sev. Father Dinneu will act in his place.

SAFE CHACKfiis. Trenlmnn, Munulng Jt Son Relieved of gSOO. A Water Hani at EntwweisUr Boseker-e. Last Monday about 4 a. m.

the of Treutman, Manning Son, located at the northeast corner of Columbia and Barr streets, were entered by safe ers, who did a cleaA job of work. They pried open the Barr street door, near the rear the and found easy access to the office. They pried off the combination lock of the saia with a breaking the knob from the die in the operation. Tbe inner doors of the safe were pried open with a "jimmy" and nearly $300 in money taken. The exact loss cannot be ascertained, Nothing was disturbed but the money, and that was all.

cleared out with the exception of a counterfeit quarter aud a few coppers and nickles. The money taken comprised $125, which had with Mr, Moaning by a farmer day or two since for safekeeping. Mr. M. sais i repay ihU amou-it.

Tbe ors left e. large sledge a be- hu.d, which 10 harp lu-i-u sloleu from Israel's shop, West. Main and Gnffi streets, Djrin" the the office of Sulpr- meieter Becker, archiiects and builders, corner ot Pearl and Fulion streets, waa also entered. The entrance wiis effected through the Pearl atreoi window, which was pried up ami the luck broken. The combination lock wus pried otT the safe, and all the money en band taken, which fortunately only amounted to seven dollars.

The contents of the sufe were scattered promiscuously over the floor, but nothing cite was missing A bended piece of iron was found i window, which wus probably left by the interlopers. The police have a'cue by which they hope to apprehend the rascals who did ihese jobs. Two suspicious looking characters have been seen loitering about the Sutermeister concern for several days. The police have a description of them, and thev are doubllesi the persona who committed both crimes. Arnlcn Nntve.

THK BEST SAI.VK is THE WORLD for cuts bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rhnuro, tetter, chapped hands, chilblains, cores, and. till kinds of This salvo is guarantor to give perfect satisfaction in every casa or money refunded. Price, 25 cents per box For by Dreier Bro THE BA1LROAUS. The Wabaah railroad will make a specialty of excursion business this sea son. The annual meeting of tbe Fort Wayue, Muncie and Cincinuati Railroad Company, will take place in this city, on the 5lh of June.

Six cars of emigrants passed through on Satvyday, on the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad, en route for Miuuescta. Geo. Pettis, a Pittsburgh fireman slip ped and fell while getting off his engine last Saturday evening, and sustained very painful injuries. He is now laid up for The Antwerp Gazette states that Fort Wayne parties are negotiating for tho unfinished Cecil and Railroad, which they propose to complete, eguip and operate. John Connors, a helper in- the Pittsburgh blacksmith shops, had his jaw broken, by coming in contact with the Urge hammer yesterday.

He lives at No. 251 Webster street. The Wabash Railway management is Again figuring to extend its lina to De- THX COWS- Circuit Court. PROBATE. Nicholas Schuckrcau estate of Sophia Gorrell, allowance $17 02.

Same vs estate of Peter Ladig, allowance $71.23. Samuel Sinclair was appointed administrator of the eMate of Adam Offrfn- loch; bond, S200; Pratt, surety. In re uardian9hip of John Keleey, fiual report filed. Inre guardianship of Fannie Pbilley et al, petition filed for sale of realty; John Forbing and Ptitchard Cranca appointed appraisers. In re estate of Uhmig Bird, administrator directed to sell certain persona! property at private sale.

8 Crawford was appointed ecutor of the last will of James ford; bond, $650; Isaac Kelsey, surety. In rt guardianship of Fannie Philley et al, real estate was ordered sold at private sa'e; Charles Reese vs Estate of Conrad Reinkiug; allowed, $160; Fred. Koldeway vs Estate of Conrad Reinking, allowed, 1135.50. JUDGMENTS. Ellen Smith et al, va Sarah Lewis et al, foreclosure, $466.60 Hanson Earlyaine vs George W.

Mills, $52 33; Anthony Laurent vs. Henry Immel et JtfEW SUITS. Alonzo Pelton et al, vs Thomas Anderson, Snpenor Court. The jury in tbe Sleinfield-Nirdlinger case rendered their special findings on questions of fact in favor of the plaintiffs. Judgment was rendered on tbe verdict in the CaHigHU'Manier case for $300.

In the 86 ot Wm, W.Warcer vs. Win. T. Ferguson, jiidfftnput wns rendered on the yerdict for $1,000 appeal prayed for and eranted. The case of the state ex rel John K.

Bower vs. Peter Gable et al has been continued. The case of Margaret fisher vs. John Kiramel was dismissed at plaintiff's The court adjourned to-day until Friday morning. Charles H.

Aldrich ot al vs Samuel T. Hanna, dismissed by plaintiff's at their costs. Hannah Critchet va George A. Criclut, divorce to plaintiff at dependents costs Khoda 15. Swaynuvs Francis M.

Johnson et al, cause settled and dismissed, JUDGMENTS. First National Bank of Fort Wayne va. Samuel T. Haena, Ches. Hani a and Hugh T.

Hanna, $4,404 21 interest at 10 per. ceut. Elizabeth Robbina vs. Hetiry Hanua, HS751 interest fit 10 percent. Elizabeth Hudisill TE.

Alexander Or- tniston et al, foreclosure. $3,043 82, with interest at 8 percent. NEW S01TS. Hugh B. Reed vs George Douglas ei al, foreclosure, $1.000 Philomeua Dedier va George S.

Cartwright et al. closure, Wm Yuill vs Wm Branslratler, attachment, appealed from accrued costs, $82 35 United Piano va Ch3 Hill, notes, $700. American Insurance Company of Chicago vs. Thomas Vanzile, note, $60. Jacob Hillegas, administrator of ihe estate of Joniah Hillegas, deceased, vs.

William J. Kerr, appeal case from Ryan, justice of the peace state ex rel Baruuna vs. Alonzo A. Baker, Jacob H. Shell and George Stammer, on justice's bccd, $125.

NEW SUITS. Chas. Hanna vs William C. Bainbridgo appealed from Soliday, justice of the peacu of Washington township. Chas.

Schou- voy et al, vs Henry Clark et al. note, $100. Criminal Court. Jndge Lowry overruled the motion for it change of venue from Allen county, in tba Van Buskirk body snatching case. The Van Buskirk case is set for trial on the 20th.

Tbe court has adjourned onl nest Monday. United States Courts. IN A The creditors of Samuel Purman, of Monroeville, held their first meeting 'yesterday afternoon, at the office of Regiiter Hayden. Gideon W.JSeavey was chosen assignee. Amos R.

Walter has been appointed assignee of John J.Everingham Eugene bankrupts. Tha examination of Albert Roaanthftl. CATARRH IS IT NIMBLE rjlHOSl who have suffered from the various and complicated of diiemae assumed oy ana tried many phtilclani and remedies without relief or cury. question with considerable inilsty. And well they miy; forao disease that can be mentioned 80 ual- ersslly prevalent and to destrnctlve to health sUrrh.

Bronchitis, fought, and lertoni deafness, impaired eyesijiht, and loss of tnue o( Bmoll. may he referred to as minor but nevertheless serious resulM of neglected Catarrh, bid enough In thrmselves, but nothing compared with dangerous affections of tie throat and lungs likelj CO follow. IT CAN BE CURED, I am be enred. TJiere lino doubt it. Tha Immediate relief afforded by SijnroMVfl KiDi- OXL Cnms CiTiSUB it bat a slight evidence ot what follow a persistent nsa of ttits remedy, Tue hard, incrusted matter that has lodged in the ii removed with a few applications-, (he nlceratlon and Inflammation Biibaued healed: the entire membranous linings of the head are- climnsed purified.

Constitutionally its lion is that powerful purify flgent, destroy, to? la Itt courts Ihronjh tha tjntm Jhe acij WHon. the dettractlTe euent la Catarrhal A COMPLICATED CASE, My Ji briefly aafoUo'irt: had Cuarra for ten yean, caca year with Incrent- tog teverity for nine 1 hid not breathed through one nostril. I droppings in the throat, very bad cough, obliged to down sleep, and 4 contUnt dull pain In my My head wot tlmet to full of nutter to injure my sense of bearing and compel me to get up several times Iu the night to Clear II and my throat befors I could sleep. Ever? one of ttiele distressing symptoms h.i« dissppen a sappearea me of not qulta three bottlu of SAXFOXD'S RmiOii. CUM.

My hearing Is fully rwtored. I nave no asthmatic no conffb no drop- plnit. In the throat. 110 Headache, and In way Better than I have for years. I could fesl tha affects of the CUBK on my -ippetlte, on mv ktdneyi, and, la fact.

part of my system. 'Whit bu been donein my caift Is wholly the effect of th.8 KiJMOii, Cnmi. Very retpoctfally. JITOHBOM, oct. u.

c. H. LAWEBNCE. Indorsed by a Prominent Dnggiit. I hereby that Mr.

Lawrence purchawd the KACIOAI, COM of me, and from time to time toadt mo familiar with his case. tbelleY. hi. statement to be true in every particular, Oct. 11.

JA3, P. DERBY. Etch package contain) Dr. Sanford'i Improved InuallngTube, and lull for its me in all CMet. Price, tu forttie by til wholeuleud retail drug-gluts and dealer! throughout the United States and CnnadM.

WEEKS POTTER, General Agentt aad Waolelalt DniggllU. Bonton, MMt- coiiiiis VOLTAIC PLASTER An Electro-GnlTiinio combined with a highly Medicated Strengtbenlaf Pliuter, fot-mingtho beat Flatter for Dalai In the World of Medicine, REFERENCES. Dr.E. M. Rlker, Montgomery.

O. Jin. Orland, HaikeU Lewlt, Sillford, oil. Mrs. Richard Gorman, Lycchburg, J.

B. Sammle. TFlnont, Minn. J. A.

Tiuzle. Memphli. Tenx B. B. Qooch, Osivego, Kin.

Dr. Wlllard Colilni, Bucttport Me O. tv. Bottwlck, Mt. Sterline, O.

Irt. Ellit Young, dambrldgt, Miit. 'rtaclt Baker, Cincinnati. O. (n.

J. M. Boblusoa, E. Orrincton. I.

Bhlverict, Independent" Office. H.T. Home. 111. leo.

Gray, Montlcullo. Mlna. tin. ChtB. Roandl.

Woodhall. I1L J.H. H-MeKlnney, Morrow. O. Irt.

B. L. Stevens, rort Wayne, Ind. 7m. 3.

Slmml, Kv. Mrs. E. Bredeli. St.

JLoiilt. Mo. Mortimer Lyon, San rrtnalico.ClO. Ana hundredl othert. COLLINS- VOLTAIC other nmediet fall.

Copies of ten detailing Utonlnhing cures when nil Other remedlet had been tried wUtion! snccett will be mailed tree, to that corteipondencc miy be htd if desired. For the cure of Lame BaclC wertneanet prcnlttr to temales, COLT.LSS' VOJ.TAIO rLAt-riiia us iiperlor ill other eitemal KAedles. PRICE. CENTS. Be ctrefnl to cult for COLLISI' TOITAIO lett vou cut lome wortblen imitation.

Sold by ill wholettic und rettll tliroDghout tha uu reiui urngnns inrooffnont ina Uptted SUtea and Canadai. and by WEEKS 4 FOTTKK, Proprietors. As HisroRiCii. agent who has been steadily selling the Improved Homestead Lockstitch Sewing Machine for three years, owns his dwelling homo, has a good account in bunk, la clear of debt, and has money at interest--the natural consequence of a good agovcyfbr superior ROOda at the prices. A good fi rat- class sviring machine, most useful--reliable al nil times, easy to understand and control, the does thetsatno wcilciiSEny machines that sell at FOUR TIMKS the price, 'iliorois no maohiuo at auy price better, or that will do finer or more- work, and certainly none so low in price by many dollars.

TheHOMKsMAD is widely known and used in thousands of families in tho eastern and middle states, and daily becoming popular in the west. It will save its cost Kvoriil times over in one doing the work of the family, or will earn $4 $5 a day for man or woman who sews Jor a living It Is the strongest machine made, Is ready at all times to do its work, makes tha strongest and finest stitch yet invented, and-is fully acknowledged tbe Standard Family Sewlnjc Machins. Price, complete for domestic, use, reduced to $20, delivered at yoisr door, no matter how rernoto you may reside. Business permanent and honorable, with more certain and rapid sales, and larger jmifita than any other. Extraoulmory liberal offers local or traveling agenU where we none tabtished 4 or.

It there is no ngont near you, send your order direct to the factory. Address John H. KomUll A York. janlt 78wly Sot a Flirt. Character in whom the affections and tbe moral qualities predominate over fancy, and ail that bears the uarne of passion, are not, when we meet with them TO BENEFIT OUR PATRONS BEST STYLES LARGEST STOCK! LOWEST PRICES! Gl 1 JANUARY 1378 BY THE D008LQ XflBEAQJSDNS 1 SEWED WITH DOOBLE IHREAP WlKt NOI RIP, EXAMINE OUR MAMMOTH SAM, A Managers, second district, subject to Ihe decision of the democratic contention, To the Editor of tho Sentinel: Please announce tliemania of MILO BfiARD a candidate for county comuifailoaer from the 5rst district, subject to tlie decision of the democratic nominating convention, and oblige S1ANI DEMOCRATIC FK1END3.

To the Editor of Saatiuel Pluase announce the nams of BENJAMIS HAMILTON, ot Lafayette township aa a candidate for couiuy commissioner, subject to the der cision the democratic convention and oblige A GKHAT MASY VOTESS, To the Editor of tho Sentinel: Please announce tho name of JAMES FLEMING, of Perry ton- ship, as a candidate for repreentative, subject to tho decision of the democratic convention, aud oblige MANY DAYTON PORTER Al ALE FOR SALE At JACOB GLUTTING'S, In bottles, by the gallon and la kegs. The best driuls in use for summer and for sickly persons. mjTwlw A. C-AJROD. To all who ate sulleriag from the errors and difcrulons of youth, nervous weakness, earl decay, loss of manhood, I Till send a recipe that will euro you, FREE OF CHABGE.

This great remedy was discovered by a missionary in South America. Saudi self-add roesa'd envelope totheKKV. JOSKPU T. iKitAN, Station Bible House, New York City. sopndoodawly EET1NG OF THE Oounty Board of Equalization, The board of coiumiss-oaers, auditor and tho assessors of each township In said county, will meet nt the county auditor's office, on Monday, the 3d day of June, 1878, 28 a board of equal'iation for said county, forthe purpose of hearing and determining the complaints o( nrty owner of personal rights, credits, effects, except capital stock, chisea and the rolling stock of railroads," when all persons aggrieved will be heard.

WM. T. ABBOTT, Auditor Alleu county, May Execution No. 122. HERIFF'S SALE.

Gould Manufacturing Co-) In Ihe Superior Court va of Allen Samuel Purman ot al, ot Indiana. By virtue of an order ot sale, to me directed and delivered by tho clerk ofsaid court, in the above- entitled cause. I have levied upon and will expose for sale by public auction, at tho court house door in said county between tho hours of 1 and o'cloclt p. of tho lit day of June, 1ST 8. the fonts Aotl profits, for a term not exceeding seven years, of tlie following described premises, ITCH -NOTICE.

Kou'ce is bereby given thet at the March. 1878, seislou of tbeboariofcommtKiioncrsotthecouDtj of Allfn, state of Indiana, a petition was presented by Gonlieb Slutftr et prayisK tn board to establish tbe lollbwing ditch in fsi'd county of Allen, tho i i termina'ion being described inaaid petition, which is on file in the aud'tot's office of said county, as follows, to-wit: Commencing fifteen, 15, feet north of the south, quarter coiner of section nineteen, 19. township No. tbirty.ono, 31, north, raage Ko. fourteen 14, east, second principal meridian; thencs east through aection.0 nineteen, 19, and 20, town and rango nfcresnld.

the JUaventure Kei- vrration; tlience in a southeasterly courseihroueb, lot No. four, 4, in reservation, following; channel of an old watsr-course and -tArminattn; iti Ten Mile Creek in siiJ lot Ko. four, 4. Said petitioners representing "that Urge portion of tho lands through which said ditch will puss are totally unproductive for want of proper drainage, that the construction of a ditch will not only be conducivo of public convenience or welfare; bu the same -will, be of public benefit and utility, and that such drainage cannot be without entering upon aud passing through the bads adjoining, the owners of a portion of which are unwilling to eugsge in the enterprise of improvement," The board beiug satisfied that tbe petitioners had, iu all respects, complied with tbe act approved March 9,1875, entitled an act to eaable owner? of wet lands to drain and reclaim them, granted tho prsjer of said petitioners, aud appointed Jamos Hntson, Patrick Ryan and Constant Pernot viewers, who proceeded loview Hie prouos location filed tliflr ropoit and estimate, and the nork according to law, and made oath to the same, and port the work to be of publis benefit. The said ditch will pass through and stfect linds belonging to tbe following earned parties, to-wit: Kama of Omntrs.

Deseriftitm. S. T. K. Fred.

Latupe frlsw qr. 19 SI 14 Fred. Popitz 19 .11 14 Ilsary Stellhoro si 14 HenryTbiele 30 31 14 aottlieb Schefer hf ss qr 19 31 14 Herman Keuhu 30 SI 14 County P.oad it bet sec 19 and 20. 29 and 30 31 14 County Road it west bet sec Ifl and 30 and 20...33 14 Henry SteUhorn 20 31 14 WHliara Schafer 49 acres hf nw qr 29 31 14 Henry Neltert ul ne n.r.,29 31 14 Fred E. Buur 20 Si SO 31 14 Fred.

Nietett 31 14 JohuJac. Tseppic neqr .29 31 14 a 20 31 14 Nov therefore be it known that the board of coniuiLuiouars of the county of Allan will grant a hearing on the the sbcvc petition and report, on Friday, the 5rt day of July, 1878, whoa all persons Interested or ageriovtd will to heard. All parties who claim compensation for Una ot damages for the construction of said work ire hereby notified to make application ip writing and file tho same in the oBce ot the auditor of tho county on or before the day Mt for hearing of said petition and report. WM. T.

ABBOTT, Auditor Allen county. Auditor's Office, Allen county, May May 8, JExecution No. 123. HERIFF'S SALE. Benjamin D.

Skinnor) Ir. the Superior Court ot vs. Allen County, State of Mary Wlso et al. By virtue of an order of to me directed and delivered by the clerk of said court, in the above entitled cause, I have levied upon and will expose for sale by public auction, at the court house door in said county between tho honii of 1 and 4 o'clock p. of the 1st day of June, ms, the rents and profits fat tflrni not exceeding seven years, of the following dsicribed premise! viz: Lot number nine (9) in tha Skinner addition to the city of Fort Wayne, Alletcounty, Indiana.

And on failure to realize therelrom the full amount of the judgment, interest vhereon aid costs, I will at the same time, and in the manner aforesaid, offer for sale the fee simple of theabOTe tut) iiiunciB ivaiiwiiv, i i niLuiuuuu, and budly cut in the head- Hig injuries are not serious. The baggy it fatally hurt. A Mr. William Myers, who resides near Williarugport. wag struck On the head by a limb which fell from a tree he wag engaged in sawing down one day last week, injuring him severely bnt perhaps not fatally.

Albert Koienthal, of Monterey, Pulatki county, who was lodged in jail Wednesday, on a charge of attempting to defraud his creditors, wai released last night, Capt. J. B. White signing hii bail bond for $5,000. Marriage licenses: Benj: W.

Larew and Josie A- Smith, Richard Cummrow acd Louise Tagtmeyer, Wilber B. Mooro and Arabella Mailer, George Slabaoker and Bertie Richards, Justus Comment and Hortcose Terney, Wm. Rose and Mary flormen. John B. Tytns, who prominent in connection with the Tytus-Dickey dal, At Cincinnati, has gone into bank-, His heaviest creditor ia Miss Nannie who holds a judgment for $6,000.

Mr. Tytui married Miss Mim nesota Ewing of this city. We live at the bottom of an ocean of air, and of necessity breathe more or less of the heavier, poisonous germs ly floating through it. To prevent such from asserting their prejudicial effect upon the system, Dr. Bull'i Blood Mixture should be used as its efficacy is simply wondeoful.

The Hon. James H. Robinson, proprie tor of the Robinaon Home, dropped dead at that hotel last Thursday evening. He was seventy six years old, aud hud lived in Fort Wayne t'birtynve yean. The remains of the late Hon.

Jns. H. Robinson were interred in Evergreen Cemetery, Elizabeth, N. Sunday afternoon. Supt, Smart is sending out blanks for the annual returns from the high schools throughout the state, and in view of the fact that "the propriety of the contiu Ance of high schools is being discussed all over the country," he asks that the information supplied.may be, as far poa sible, accurate and reliable, The new state house building is 488 feet in length, exclusive of the steps 281 feet in width at center; widest wing, 176 feet; narrowest wing, 136 feet.

The main building is 97 feet high aud the wings 76 feet. The height of the dome is 225 feet, including the lantern, and in made oi solid stone. Tho building occupies over two acres of ground. The little steamer that is to ply on the lake at Rome City, was launched to-day. She thirty six feet long and a perfect beauty.

Her carrying capacity is limited to forty first cabin passengers no steerage quarters. Those of our tint cannot afford the luxiiry of au ocean voyage this snmtcef, can do the next beat thing by embarking on this jolly littls 1 craft. Five race horses arrived from Huntington Wednesday, and are now at Swinney Park. They sue: Essclliahand Commodore runners, and Larwell Boy, trotter, belonging to Ed. Wand; mus, runner, and Delapidus, trotter, DBS longing to Ad 'Helm.

These horses will participate in the races which will begin at Cincinnati on the 20th inst. Solomon Ely died at his home in Cedar Creek township, on the 4th inst. He was born in Franklin county, Pennsylvania, on July 26,112, and had lived in this county since 1843. He was a life long democrat, having cast his Grit vote for Andrew Jackson. In every way he was au estimable man.

Hie funeral was the largest which ever took place in Cedar Creek township. Tho pall beaters were John W. men in iiim cuy are ui- all the inducements in their power 0 encourage the movement. The Pittsburgh shops are DOW running increased force of men ten hours per ay. In the blacksmith and some other hops, the force is' nearly as large as in he palmy days before the panic.

Chas. M. Clark, ticket agent of tbe 'ittsbargh and Fort Wayne Road at Chicago ig a defaulter to the tune of $6,400. Of course he has "resigned." He held the position since 1875. A freight train on the Grand Rapids and Indiana Railroad WAS thrown from the rack at Fremont yesterday, and four cars oaded with lumber were ditched.

Trains were delayed about four honrs. No one iurt. Robert Graham, a brakeman on the Pittsburgh, Fort Wayne and Chicago iailroad, was iostrntly killed at Letts. dale at 2 o'clock Monday afternoon, while coupling two freight cars. The accident was the result of carelessness on the victim's part.

Wabash earnings: March, 1878, March, 1877, increase; Ml.066, or 12.6 percent; first quarler of corresponding period of 1877, increase $90,264 or 9.4 jercent: average earnings per mile, first quarter of 1878, first quarter of 1877, $1,527 A smash up occurred on the Wabash road, near Oecatur, Fast Friday night. freight train while going-up a broke in two, and an extra follow- ng ran into the caboose, smashing up thisgs generally. Twenty cars with the caboose were ditched. Engineer John ilaybee had A leg broken. He was the only person hurt: Bluffton Banner: The engineers commenced work on the narrow gauge last Tuesday afternoon.

They began at a'point on the west side of the Muncie Railroad track, short distance south of the stock yards, and will continue the survey as far us Warren. The work is being done by Charles 8, B'rackenridge, as chief engineer, and Wifliam born, aa assistant engineer, both of Fort Wayne, The following persons have been employed to assist the engineers Moses Read, George T. Kocher, Philo Thomas, Adnah Hall, Wiufield Silver, T. Enright aud son, Foster Harbangh and John Spake." iALK OF THK WHITEWATER VALLEY BOAD, Indianapolis Journal, 3rd. The Whitewater Valley road, which was sold yesterday, was bid in by H.

Parkham, of Boston, who has been receiver of the line severdl'months past. In accordance with arrangements mode prior to the sale, in case the road should become the property of the bondholders, the interests of the Whitewater Valley aud the Fort Wayne, Muncio Cincinnati road are to be consolidated, and ihe bnai ness of the Fort Wayne, Muncie Cincinnati will bo carried over the Valley road east of Connersvillc, instead of over the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Indisnspo lis road, as in years past. Under tbe new programme Elijah Smith, receiver of the Ft. M. lakes the general man-, ngement, and W.

W. Worthington, super intendeut of the same, takes the superin- teudency of both lines, Wm. H. Vander grift retiring. This new deal will prove a serious blow to the H.

road, the Ft. M. C. road having been for some months past, a valuable feeder to this road. The price at which row was sold was $25,000.

Caati Bayers Jferer fny Firoflta. Should we decide to do a. credit busi the first move we jbould tnako wonl be to mark np onr prices 20 percent. A we book no goods cash buyers do not have to pay credit prices at onr establishme FOSTSR 7 pel him to disgorge. Albert Roseotbal, of Monterey, Palaski as the "Flying Dutchman," on Friday filed a suit for false imprisonment, in the superior court, against W.

Carnahan, B. T. McDonald, John P. Evans, M. A.

Webb, Solomon Wiler, E. H. McDonald, John H. Howenstein, H. McCulloch 0.

S. Hanna and J. T.Ham na. He claims $15,00.0 damages. Ho Was thrown into involuntary bankruptcy On Monday by bis creditors, the above named defendants, who afterwards caused hit arrest on aa affidavit that he was abont to leave the state with goods and property for the purposu of defrauding them.

He was arrested, brought to this city and lodged jail, where he remained several hours, when he was released on $5,000 bail furnished by Capt. J. B. White. He says in bis complaint that the above mentioned affidavit was false, and that the shame and humiliation he haa suffered, and the damage done to his good name and credit are worth $15,000.

Tbe Colerickh and Zollars Zollars are his attorneys. Ml Turn Bndly Hurt. At a little before noon Saturday, Silat Tarn, waa riding on Murray street, in the seventh ward in a wagon drawn by two toung colts, when the animals took fright and ran away. They were entirely ungovernable, and Mr. Tarn was unablo to control them.

The wagon was turned and Mr. Tarn thrown out violently oo Murray street. He was badly cut about the head and blad profusely. When picked np he was nncon- His injurious are, however, of a serious character, but not necessarily fatal. The horses turned on to Calhouo street, and were finally stopped at its in.

tersection with Wallace. The wagon was badly smashed up. BPBING DRY GOODS. IMMENSE BARGAINS AtLouisWolfs I have just received five cases of dress goods at lower prices than over. These goods were bought direct frotn manufacturers and importers, nud I atu soiling them for cash only, which enables mo to sell them lower than ever, The following art) a few of the many bargains- 1 tttn offering: 100 pieces of sprioc dress gooda at 9, 10, 11 and per yard, actually worth double the money.

60 pieces oi colored alpacas, 15c yd, worth 20J. 50 pieces of English ctshmeres, 20c yd, worth 30a, lO 0 pieces of Mntalissa and Basket cloth, 25c yd, worth 850. 80 pieces black all-wool enshmere, from 40 to 43 inches wide, for 50, 00, 85, 75, 85, 05, and Si 25 yd. Without any doubt these are the greatest bargains evor offerad in black cashmeres, aud no Imendliig to buy a black cashmere should fail to seo them, BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS. Heavy gros grain silk at 80c, SI, $1 25 and II BO yd; noted bargains.

COLORED BILKS: Extra heavy grbs grain silk at $1 and (1 25 yd. These goods aro cheaper than they over ivoro sold. Summer silks cheaper than ever. I call particular attention to our stock of hosiery glovo and notions, end alto the best of corsets for the least money in Fort Wayne. 1 KEEP THE DR.

WARUEK IILALTH COR- SBT. Tho assortment of black silk fringes for least money In the city. 100 pieces of Hamburg edgings and inserting ftt 4. 6, 7, 8, 10.12M to 26c yd, a special bargain. Remember tho Cheviot shirting nt 80 yd, worth The deceased was ahont thirty-three years of ge.

He leaves a wife io deli" cite health, and two children. His family are in straightened The Funeral took piiice this ftfternoon from his- late residence, No. 29 Melita street. Swindling Bnnkrnpt Is soon to be wiped out. If tbeae cent-on-tbe-dqllar fellows will attend to their business, sell gooda for cash, and at low profits, they will not have to iwiodlo their every six or oine mouths.

FORIEK BROTHERS. A llnppy Farmer Is he who buys his clothing at E. Bostick Son's, 12 Bant Columbia street. Their goods have been marked down to tbe low possible figsres. Their goods are all cut by Mr.

Sinn Unstick, and are euarivn teed to fit. They duo have an immerse stock of ready made clothing and gentfc' furnishing poods, which they are Belling at prices as low, if not lower, than nny other houses in the city. If you want clothing d'o not buy until you have eiaaj' ined E. Boitk'k Sou's gooda and prices- No. 12 Bast Columbia street.

Great bargains in black silks at Foster Brothers, from GO cents a yard up. Ho Frniid Dr. Smith does the fair i in making his Cough Syrup popular. It is made of the choicest materials, und guaranteed to cure the worse case of cough, tickling io tbe throat, hoarseness, whoopiog cough sud bronchitis, or money refunded. Try one bottle and you will then nay, with hundreds of other.

1 that it ig the bast yon ever used. Dr. A. Smith's Cough Syrtip ia aold by druggists at 50 cents. Four sent, express paid, for $2.

Dr. B. A. Smith it proprietors, Erie, Pa. Long, wide, latest stylet) of black Ince ties, alTFoster at 50 and 3 50.

Just received. Greatest bargains ever known are now to be had at the Revolution Store, No. 1 Keystone Block. nod largeat stock of carpets in the state, at Foster inspection of the being confiilciit those CAD not be ionitxl LOUIS WOLF Ho. 7 Keyitone Block, Oalhotm Street, Fort Several days ago the Sentinel ed an account of the death ot Perry Klotz of Eel River township, who wag laid to have uttered a fearful oath and been iud' denly stricken with a fit, in which he died Friends of the deceatcd called at this office to-day nod denied the statement They say that the immediate came death was iujutias received in wi-astlin-; that Klotz revived after the fit; and -thft he was a worthy you.ng man, The origin account was furnished by a very trustworthy correspondent.

WHAT AST OJfE MAT DEB. An one who will examine tho list of Centenin Awards will see that tho miinufacturorsofHen lori'sUflpcine Porous Plasters received Ibonighcs only medxl awarded to plmteri. CASSOT BE SEES this liat IB tho nnme oi any of their BUiaeron: competitors. So greatly mporfor to ordinary porous plasters and liniments is Benson's Capcin Porous Blaster, thirt It has gained tho approval medical authority in the vorld. Dr J.N.It.

Thompson, of Washington, D.C., Jndg in the Department of tho Cenlonnisl Eipo sitioo.ssjBof them: "1 use them constantly in my practice, and esteem them one of tbe mos useful inven lions of the BeDson'i Capcin Plaster strengthens, soothes, itimuletes a health ful circulation of tho bipod, relieves nt once. cures quicker than any known pliwter.linirnen or compound. It is now considered to the un rivalled remedy for Ixno back, rheumatism, fieri ralgla, fpintl kidney affections, sciatica, lum bago, stubborn colds. Sold everywhere. Price 2a THERE ASD LESS imitation oT Benson's cipclne Porous" in mar ket; one in particular Living ft similar aonndln name, contain i lead poisons.

Eich genuine Ben ion's Cnpolne Flatter has the rota ou through take no other. hampion bareback eauestrian, Mr, Fred, larclay included. The street procession unusually rich and elaborate, and dis- lays tbe novelty of a living elephant on a age tableau car drawn by six of big Tethren. Tuesday a small boy aged about 14, atue to town in a spring wagon drawn a blind horse, bought uoioe wood and ome fish, got drunk and ttarted home. After crossing the Spy Run avenue ridge the blind horse, the wagon, lie wood, the fish and the all went ver an embankment together.

When he pieces were gathered up it was found hat the only damage was the breaking jf one of the wagon ibaftg. No insurance. Seal brown silk 60 cents a yard at Foa- er Brothers. The (irand t'oanmnndery. The Grand, Oommaudery K.

of the tate adjourned Wed'sday. The following tfficers were elected for the ensuing year: Sir Knight Alex. Thomas, of Terre Haute, E. G. C.

Sir Knight 8. T. Williams, Kendallville, G. C. Sir Koight H.

G. Thajer, Plymouth, E. G. Gen. Sir Knight J.

H. Hess, Columbus. G. Capt. Gen.

Sir Knight J. Pvke, Franklin, E. Prelate. Sir Knight S. B.

Sweet, Fort Wayne, E. G. S. W. Sir Knight R.

E. Woolsey, Jeffersonville, E. G. J. W.

Sir Knight Chat. Foster, Indianapolis, E. G. Treasurer. Sir Kuight John M.

Bramwell, Indian sipolis, E. Recorder. Sir Knight Chas. K. Drew, Evangville, E.

G. Standard Bearer. Sir Knight Walter Vail, New Albany, G. Standard Bearer. Sir Knight H.

C. Adams, Indianapolis, E. G. Warden. Friday afternoon a long funeral procession was wending its way to the Cath olic cemetery, when an eiciting episode occurred.

A team of horses attached to a hack containing four persons suddenly took fright, and shied off the road, going down the Manmee river bank aboul twelve feet, upsetting the vehicle throwing out the inmates 1 none of whom, however, were injured. There was no damage done except the brcakiug of the harceafl. The Monlpelier geog of desperadoes hnvo been disposed of as follows: Dr, Edward Breese, sentenced to the penitentiary for two yeprs; John Slater, dismissed John Mintzer, dismissed on one charge, bnt will be tried on two more al tho next term of the court; William Wiley and Frank Watson, dismissed; Jonas Penrod, dismissed; Lyman Sympaon, pen itenliary for two years; Harrison Spaulding, dismissed Frank Kingsbnry, M. Timmons and Isaac Kendall confessed their guilt and were uspct by the state in the prosecution. Abont sixty witnesses were in attendance, and the testirnoo; wag very conflicting.

THE STRENGTHENING and supporting in flaence of HUNT'S REMEDY act, promptly on the kidneys, bladder ant urinary organs, and banishes disease from them. HUNT'S REMEDY cures gravel diabetes, dropsy, complaints of th tuino genital organs, and Bright's dis ewe. HTNT'S REMEDY has the sane ttou of the Medical Faculty, farewell to Father Brftmtner. Tba Rev. Father Brammer, of tbe ca thcdrstl.

accompanied by H. C. Graffe lift oa for York nroluntary bankrupt, is still ia progress efore Register Haydeu. An adjourn- mentwill probably be taken, to Monterey, "'ulaski county. An involuntary petition in bankruptcy was filed Tuesday, at Indianapolis, gainst J.

Noble, of this city. H. Grtrardin, charged with violation of lie liquor law, was acquitted by 'Squire Ryan, Henry Whitlbroke, for committing an ssault and battery on his wife, was lined 5 and costs by Squire Hoagtand, Wm. Koch, who was before Squire tyau yesterday afternoon on a charge of iolating tbe Sunday law, waa acquitted. John Gerry wss fined jl e.nd colt by iquire Ryan, for ussault and battery on benjamin Pillars.

Benjamin Pillars was fined $1 and cost Squire Ryan, for provoke on John ierryl of M. Frank, charged wiih jrahd larceny, was not pressed. Ed. Burk, for committing assault and on his sister, Clara Burk, was sent jail, last Saturday, for eleveu days, by Squire Ryan. Colntnbift City Election.

Special to the Sentinel. Columbia City, May town elet-" Jan reunited as Trustees, Fred luffman, Lewis Show, Ferd Schneider, Robert flood, Abr. Meyers, W. Ball; Jan. E.

McDonald tteasnrer, A Washburo assessor, John Torbit--all democrats but Messrs. Ball and Torbit. Better THAU The prsud climax of SOCCBSB ia at last achieved. Tho poor rejoice, the sick arise and walk, the rich bask in tho golden ihine of perfect health. The phjaicni miseries of the human frame need no Ion.

ter be endured. CALIFORNIA ILDEN CoMPOTJND), for dyspepsia, con- atipation, nick headache, coming up of ood, jaundice, liver complaint, bilioufi 4 ndsn, general debility, drowsiness aud spirits. This wonderful remedf will potitiveljjcure, and that where every othf remedy baa failed. To prove that this wonderful remedy will do nil we claim For jon are given a trial bottle free of cost, by "which you will readily perceive itsiwonderful curative qualities, and which will show yon what e. regular one dollar size bottle will do.

For sale by Dreier Fort Wayno, led. Men's kip plow shoes, $1.25, at the Revolution Store. Foster Brothers Ilnve A full stock of alpaca ruin frames and small sizes, for ladies' use, low pricei. For canvas and flag collars for plough injj, go to A. 8.

Jehus SOD, 69 KHS MaiDiBtreet. for Hatching. From Plymouth Rocks, Patridse Co chins, Brown Houdans, Qoldi Sebright Bantams Bronzs Tnr- kejs, Aylsburry and Rouen Ducks, $1 50 tor thirteen. Also, Bremen Geese eggs at 40c each. All of the above cau be nished from tbo Allen County Poultr; Yardi, fresh and pure.

Address, RAUCH, Manager, Fort Wayne, Ind. Go to A. 8. Johns Son's for goo farm hsniess. No, 69 Enst Main street Four ont or Five cuslorofrs ho examine onr carpets ar.i then go elsewhere to look, come back am buv of us.

Good evidence Ihu' onr stocl is newer, more attractive and cheape. any other stock of carpois in Fort Wayue. FoiTIR BROTHERS. uting nor the easiest to be understood' and appreciated--but they me thoie whom in the long run we epone with increasing confidence, 3ha.Qdeliers and lamps- Set of renoh China Dinner Ware for L06 pieces of Tea aud Dinner Ware only 510. We warrant all the solid silver ware and plated ware to be of the double aud triple plate, and all stamped with he name of the Meriden Briltannia he best and largest plating company in he world.

Teasel, $25 to $100; water et, $13 to $60; castors, $4 to $50. 3ard and cake pickle castors, Enivea, spoons, ladles, sugar shells, fruit coivea, the best stock of plated, at WARD'S CHEAP CROCKERY STORS, Semoved to No. 8 West Columbia street. Look out for Big Iron Dog at the new front door. Dou't be Deceived.

Many persons svy ''I haven't got tha consumption," vhen asked to cure their coughs with Sbilch's Consumption Cure. Do they not know lhat coughs to consumption a remedy thut will cure consumption will certainly and surely cure a cough or any lung or throat trouble. We know it-will cure when all others fail and our faith in it is so positive thut wo will refund the price paid you receive no benefit. Is not this a fair proposition Price lOc, 50c, aud SI per dottle. For lame chest, back or side, use Shiloh'a Porous Plasters.

Price 25 For sale by Dreier ifc ttro. From Methodist Protestant. Baltimore, For invalids and those in delicate health, we know know noihiug better than Colden's Lisbig's Liquid Extract of Beef jjl Tonic Ir.vigorator. VVe recomrnfjnd it from personal knowledge as prepared and IHng nil it claims. G.

Wagcer, agent. on to the town of Monroevilla, Allan county, (liana. And on failure to realize therefrom the lull mount of the judgment, interest thereon and oitB, I will tit tho tame time, and In the manner foresaid, Her for sale the fee limplc of the above escribed premises. Taken aa the property of the defendants to sat said order of sale. CHAS.

A. MDSSON, Sheriff Allen County. May SHERIFF'S SALE. C'tirecl. An old phy.sioian, retirud from pno'ice, having had placed in his hnticlsbyan East India missionary, the formula or s'mple Tcgetnblo remedy, for ho upcfxly and permanent cure of consumption, bronchitis, catarrh, asthtnri, and all throat and lime tilTtictiona, also positive and radical cure for nervous debility and all nervous complaints, after having tested its Wonderful curnlito in has felt his dntv to mute it known tohissufleritig fellows.

Actuated by this motive, anil a desire to relievo Imr.i.-in siiiu-'iiug, I will send, tree ot charge, to all who desire it, this recipo in Gorman, French or Engl'sli, with lull directions for preparing mid using. Scut by mall, by addressing with stumi, uainiog this paper, W. W. dherar, 1M Block JRocbester, Now York. Auditor.

To the Editor of tho Sentiuol Please announce the natno of JOHN ING as a candidate for Auditor of Allen Co-itity, subject to tbe decision of the Democratic Contention daw M.4NY To tho Kditorof the Sentinel Pltrise announce that ivil! candidate for tbe office of county auditor, subject 10 tbe decision of the democratic notuiur.t'n^ convention. W. KDiAi.r,. To the Editor of the Sentinel Please announce the iiniue of FK ASK H. TVOLKI asp candidate for clerk oi Allen rnuntr, subject to tbe decision 01 the democratic MANI FKIF.NDS* To the Editor of the Sentinel: The iimiersigne 1 -will bo acai didntebelovcthi nest dciiivCrnlic county convention for th oftioo of County Clefts.

If wcctSFfui ho pledgci himself cot to be a candidate for cond te ra M. Y. B. trEM-KK. April 23, (law Recorder.

To the Editor ci the Sentinel: Please Btinou nee the namo of J10M- MEB. as a candidate for recorder of Allen county, subject to the decision o( the dcmocratii convention. JIASY KBIKKI s. To tho Editor of ficSLntinel: Tho many frinnds ol JOHiS" F. IMBRICKaro desiroiis of having yon announce hisjmme (andidate for coanly commissioner for third dis trict, subject to tho approval of the detivcriitt' convention.

1.1. oi GOEO LINE a a for county couunlniontr Execution No. 9685. oscph Snyder Msry M.Lndlg etil. rederlck W.

Strauss etal. 1 In the Allcn'Circuit vs. Court, State of lu- SUgelctal. diana. By virtuo of an order of isle, to mo directed and olivered by the clerk of said court, In the above titled cause, I have levied upon aad will expose or sale by public auction, at too court houte door said county, between the hours of 1 and i ''clock p.

of the lit day of June, 1378, he rents and profits for a term not exceeding evon of the following deocribcd premises, viz: AH tho following described premises situate, ying and being on the east side of tho Gostten tate The north half of the south west quarter of sec- Ion thirty-two, 32, tho half of the southeast quarter, the nortawest quarter cf the south aut quarter, and east half of the north half of ho southeast quarter of section thirty-one, 31. except so much at is out off by the Gostien state ood, iu township thirty-two, 32, north ot range cloven, 11, east, containing one hundred and (ifty- ine, 131, acres, be the same more or less, in Allen loamy, Indiana. And on failure to realize therefrom the full tmount of the judgment, interest thereon and costs, I will at the same time and Iu the manner aforesaid, ofler for sale the fee simple of the above premises. Taken us the property of the defendants to sat- sfy laid order of sale. CHAS A.

MUS80N, Sheriff AHou County. P. A. Randall, attorney. May 8,1878.

A PPLICATION FOR LICENSE. To the citizens of tho third ward of the city of Fort Wnyne: Notice is hereby given that I will make application to tho board of commissioners of Allen it their next regular session, for iccnse to sell spiritoiu, vinous and mall liquors In less quantities than a quart at time, at my )lace of buainesl, Ho. 262 Calhoun street, Fort Wayne. Ind. JAMES SUMMliKS.

May A PPOINTMENT OF ADMJNI3TRA TOR. Notice hereby given that tho undersigned hai been appointed administrator of the csUto Obid Andrews, late ol Allen county, Indiana, deceased. Said estate Is supposed to be solvent. WM, FITZGERALD, Administrator. Spencer i Jenkinson, attorneys for estate.

May 15, 187S. XTOTICE TO HEIRS. State of Indiana, Alien county, ss. In the matter of tho of Joseph Ssrs Soticflii hereby given that Joseph Urbine, nd ministrator ofsaid estate, has Sled his petition tho real tstsuo oi said decedent, tho persona hoini insufficient Io pay the debts, and that said petition will be hoard at the next term of tho Al leu circuit oourt of said county, H. WOLKE, Clerk A.

C. C. Spencer i Jonklnjon, uttorueys foradmintatrs. tor. Hay DR, DYSPEPSIP COKSIi DI RR A tt nmfct'lO Awarded hightit prvc at Centennial Exposition fo Jint ftitd foctltcniv lattviff char octrr of fipeeffninjj and The best tolwcc over ouide.

As onr blue strip tr-idc-msrh imitated on inferior that Jneksvn's OJicrcrrpUig. Sold by all deftltrn. Semi fof sample free, to" C. A. JACKSOS A Mfrt UNDERTAKER- C.

Fink Taken as the property of the defendants to aat- fy saidordfT CHARLE3 A. MUNSON, Sheriff Allen County. Way 8,1878. Execution fio. 128.

SALE. the Superior cflart of Allen county, State ot Indiana. By virtue of an order of sale, to me directed and elivered by the clerk of said court, in the abort otitled cause, I haro levied upon and willexpoae or sale by public auction, at the court home door said county, between tbo hours of 1 and 4 'clock p. of the 1st day of June, 1878, he rents ar.d profits, for a term not even years, of the following described Viz: The northeast quarter ot the north quarttr section nineteen, IS, township thirty, 30, range ourteoo, east, in Allen county, Indiana, And on failure to realize the fall mount of the Judgment, interest thereon and osts.l will the tame time, and In toe manner iorcsaid, offer for sale tbo fee simple of the above Lescrib'ed premises. Taken as the property of the to satisfy said order of sale.

CHAS. A. MUNSON. Sheriff Allen count Coombs, Morris A Mty 1878. Execution No.

113. SHERIFF'S SALE. Samuel Bowser, guardi-1 In the Superior Court oi an, 'Allen County, State of TS. (Indiana. Olirer P.

Waters et al. By virtue of order of sale, to me directed and delivered by the clerk ol said court, in tbe aboYo entitled I hare levied upon and will expose for sale by public auction, at the court door in stiid county, between the hours of one and four o'clock p. of the 1st day of Junt, 1878, rents and for A term not oxceMIttg seven years, oi the following described promises, iz: The undivided 7-9, part of tho northwest quarter, nw of tho northeast qutt- ne of section twelve, 13, township thirty- one, 81, rango in Allen ooufity.In- diana. And, on fiilute to realize therefrom the full amount of the judgment, interest thereon costs, I will at the same time, aud in the manner aforesaid, oflor tor sale tho fee simplo of the above described premises. Tftfceti as the property of tho defendants to sat- Isfy said order of sale.

CIIAKLES A. MtWSON, Sheriff AllenCounty. Bponcor A Jenkinsou, attorneys. S. -OTICE OF ELECTION.

State of Indiana, County of Ailen, The legally qualified voters of Wayne anfeLa- fayetto towtiships, in said county, are hereby no- liBed that by order of the board of of said Allen county, Indiana, made in pursuance of the law of the state, the poll) will be open at the usual voting places in said townships on Tuesday, the llth day of June, 1878, for tho purpose of voting on the question appropriating money to aid In the construction of tho Fort Wayne, Marklo and Southwestern to-wit: Tho sum of sixty-five thousand dollars by Wayne township and the turn ot iiiuo thousand five hundred dollars (19,500) by Lafayette township, prayed tor by petition! signed by more than twenty-five freeholders in each township, and prose led at special session heliJ by said board of commissioners on the 27th day of April, 1S78. Ballots cast In favor of said appropriation should contain tho wordi, "For tho' railroad appropriation," and those cwt against it should contain the words, "Agalntt the railroad appropriation." In testimony whereof I have hereunto set ray hand and affixed tho seal of tho commiisionei's court at the city of Fort Wayne, this 29lh day Auditor Allen County, Ind. May A DMINISTKATOR'S SALE. "Notice is glten tbftt I will nl public auction, on Friday, the 3lst day of May, 1878, the residence of Obted Andrews, of Milan township, Allen county, detested, allhto persons! property, consisting of cattle, wagons, etc, A credit of six months will be given on all snm overtime dollars, the purchaser jiving his note with approved security, waiving valuation and appraisement laws. WILLIAM mZaEJULD.Jx, Administrator.

Bptncer A Jentinion, attorneys ioi adm'r. 7, 1173..