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Marriage Licenses. The following entries have been made in the Clerk’s book since our last report: Franklin Fenton and Rebecca Crabill. Worthington Smith and Flora F. Saxton. Frank F. Syder and Estella Cummings, Louis Neuroth and Eliza. Vegelt y Peter Stutz and Maggie Keefe. Thomas S. Truith and Amanda P. Rebcer. Russell Gilford and Laura James. Quinces Lower. “Now is the time to lay them in,” says Captain White. He has purchased a very large lot of some of the finest ones we have ever seen, and for the purpose of putting them within the reach of all, pute the price down to $1.00 per peek. At this figure they are very cheap, and those ladies who desire to have abundance of very tempting preserves during the winter, will do well to purchase at the Fruit House as early as possible. Last evening they were being sold very rapidly. Hair Fare Rates to St. Louis. The T. W. W. Ry will sell tickets good for the round trip to and from East St. Louis, from the 3d to 11th of October for one fare—$12.10. These tickets will be good for the return trip until the 14th of October. This arrangement is for the benefit of persons wishing to attend the St. Louis Industrial Fair, which is one of the finest exhibitions of the kind which takes place in our country. ‘Tickets can be obtained: of Sam, B. Sweet at the South Depot. Mrs. Kate Eagle begs to inform the ladies of Fort Wayne that she has returned from her Eastern trip and is again giving her's b.10 ° hier . Sete baking ba spacious.rooma, 128 Cal de out
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Fort Wayne Gazette
Fort Wayne, Indiana, US
Fri, Oct 03, 1873
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