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Newspaper

Fort Wayne Weekly Sentinel

Location

Fort Wayne, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1899

Page

3

Special sale at Welker hosiery shop announces bargains

Co J Welker Schmitz Block 118 Calhoun St offers a week long sale on hosiery, underwear, shirt waists, corsets and gloves. Low prices include 25c hose, 50c to $1.00 bicycle hose, 25c to 50c vests, 69c to $2.00 waists, 69c wrappers and special corset deals.

J. Welker, Schmitz Calhoun St

The Fair Sale Featuring Silk Capes and Wool Goods

A local sale advertises Silk Capes at 1.90, All-Wool Capes, Silk Waists at 2.50, All-Wool Jackets 2.50, Brocaded Skirts 9.00, Sateen Blouses 4.00, All-Wool Suits 3.50, Confiration Suite 3.00, Men's Suits 190, and Men's Shoes 7.90. Also shows bicycles and Spring hats at Satflora, 100.

Satflora

Seed and Garden Supplies Offered At The Fair

Lawn grass seed evergreen and cheaper than 20c per pound. Lawn fertilizer clots and convenient as well as cheap. 28 for 5 pound package. Garden seeds in bulk fresh and true to name. You can save postage and commission by Flowers seeds we carry a full fall line. Now is the time to hurry.

Packard Nhe

Local items from The Weekly Sentinel on April 26 1899

Local news notes a new position for Martin Cummincavish at Freese and Ranke, Krauss opening an abstract office in Peru, McKay family trip to Rome City, Boerger named Blickensderfer agent, a Broadway accident wrecking a buggy, others ill with diphtheria, and several job and business changes. A heavy rain shawl, bank ruptcy petition by Bonafacius Baugert, a surprise party for Minnie Mailand, a bicycle club ride ending with a number of falls, and a Huntington wedding between Hugh Wilson and Lena Zeller with plans to reside in Fort Wayne afterwards.

J. M. McKay Rome City G. W. Boerger Blickensderfer Typewriter Company Broadway Charles Rippe John C. Wilson Glasgow Avenue George Hale Barr Street C. L. Walters Internal Revenue Fort Wayne Lawrenceburg Ind Henry Yaggy Mary E. Long Woodburn Squire Tanesy Yaggy Adams Township Meyer & Stook F. K. Smead Union Pacific Tea Store Smead Kansas City Maysville Goegiein Bonafacius Baugert Logan Baugert W. H. Shambaugh Minnie Mailand Bingen Christian Mailand Huntington Hugh Michigan Fort ‘Wayne

Grand Jury Indicts multiple defendants in Allen County case

The grand jury reported to Judge O Rourke indicting Irving Rader for petit larceny John Carroll and John Huston for burglary and grand larceny Jeremiah F Schell for embezzlement and grand larceny in five counts with specific sums tied to Grice Slater Young Buhr and Erkman cases One or two other indictments were turned over to the sheriff Geistdoerfer was discharged after no indictment found The report notes pending warrants and a possible bond adjustment plus a tax exemption surge at the auditor’s office with many filing exemptions totaling an estimated 1 000 000 in lost revenue.

O’rourke Irving Rader John Carroll John Huston Jeremiah F. Schell Jesse Dora B. Grice Melching Frederick Geistdoerfer Geistdoerfer Hildinger Quickquerry Hench Christina Kramer Frederick W. Antrup O'Rourke Anne E. Reed J. M. Dinden Keeley Brewing Company Peter ¥. Hartnell Wilson B. Reichelderfer J.E.K. France Joseph E. Sunderland Judge O'Rourke A. A. Chapin Julius Monnot Fred Brase Helena Mueller Costa Sophia Krill David Dalman Frederick Dalman W. H. Dickman Hartman Stokes John Archer David A. Archer Archer Elmer Leonard K. J. Bauer Chas. W. Branstratter Frank. X. Schubler Bschilling Va. Kover Cabital C. M. Dawson M. Hench Superior Court Will Adaline Bostick Louisa E. Kunkle Emma P. Steffens John W. Bostick Ephraim M. Bostick Frederick Rehorst J. F. Schell Schell Loan and Investment Company Mr. Rehorst August Moyer Joseph Collin Stuck Vs. Orm Supreme Court George W. Boerger Union Central Life Insurance Company Martin G. Hefillfinger Pansey A. Tullis Board of Childrens’ Guardians Fort Wayne Trust Company Fred Lentz Lake Shore Railway Steuben Allen County Dawson John F. Shunn Sol. A. Wood Frank Roby Emma Connett Mary R. Burlingame J. E. Graham John Schneider Wilhelmina Schneider J. H. Aiken Mary M. Rowe Emma Hanna Elaine Dalby William Dalby

Spring weather inspires new department line

After months of planning with makers, the department unveils a spring to summer silk collection. The ad touts medium weight fabrics to ease spring fever and notes prices around 25 cents for silks. Aimed at readers seeking new shapes and selections for warmer weather.

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Calhoun Street Fort Wayre Pace Ca Hon the Weekly Sentinel Martin Cummincavish Freese & Ranke M. HH. Krauss Peru Geo. D. Ohneck Centlivre Brewing Company Lafayette Lewis Streets Lake Avenue Swinney Avenue G. E. Thompson Mordhurst Dubuque Town Churubusco John Lorcier Marion Black Frank Webber Tony Arnold Fred Gersthoerfer Meyer Parker and Ortleib New Court House Fitch Va. Byall Amile J. R. Bittenger Xavier F. Klingenberger Anna J. Krock Homer E. Lennington Lizzie K. Shaughnessey Peter G. Manock Elizabeth Kline Frank M. Sampson Sallie Keefer Louis Meyer Mary Linker Louis Linker Mary Hellberg Joseph E. Gage Mary Getty Samnuel Haller Minnie Veith Michael E. Cain Catherine Kennedy Fred H. Bohne Emma M. Botz Edward C. Manet Tracy Deckers Zimmerman Manufacturing Company Auburn Chapin & Denny Frank Waring Blaffton, Is Clothiers Sam, Pete & Max United States Sam, Pete Max Sam Pete Pete & Max Sergei Flannela Fanciea Noveltiea Vuies
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