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.
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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.
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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.
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Packard
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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.
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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.
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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