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Yocum, Melville G., physician, Men one, Ind.
GRADUATE IN MUSIC.
Hankins, Minnie, Mendon, Ohio.
CLASS OF 1888.
Carver, Walter Fletcher, Boston, Mass.
Dudley, Charles Ellsworth, teacher, Ossian, Ind.
Emrick, William Victor, attorney, Fort Wayne.
Gibson, John William, Ossian, Ind.
Grier, Edna Eulalia, Fort Wayne. Herrick, Bessie Ruth, Anderson, Ind.
Hopkins, Bret, student, Lake Forest University, Ill.
Lahr, George W., commercial teacher, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Merriman, James Douglas, teacher, Nebraska.
Metts, John W. D., Ossian, Ind.
Neufer, John Milton, Wawauka, Ind.
Ramsey, David O., deceased before graduation.
Seaman, William Grant, student of theology, Boston, Mass. Whittenberger, William Chris'y, merchant, Argos, Ind.
MUSIC COURSE.
Ritter, Nellie, Fort Wayne, Ind.
CLASSICAL COURSE. CLASS OF 1889.
Housh, Grant S., theological student, Louisville, Ky.
ACADEMIC COURSE.
Alexander, Julia Florence, Wabash, Ind.
Ashcraft, Paris Wilson, student of theology, Evanston, Ill. Bower, John Fulmer, Sheldon, Ind. Hetrick, Mintie Minerva, Fort Wayne, married.
Johns, Edward Benton, reporter, Sioux City, Iowa.
Morton, Erastus Little, Pierceton, Ind.
Sarber, Charles Marquis, Claypool, Ind
Smith, Clarence E., student, Greencastle, Ind.
Wilkie, Paul, Principal of schools, Churubusco, Ind.
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PHILOSOPHICAL COURSE. CLASS OF 1890.
Andersen, Louis N., medical student, Fort Wayne.
Crawford, Emma, Tolono, Ill.
Pepple, A. Mary, New Era, Ind.
Seaman,“May A., student at Greencastle, Ind.
ACADEMIC COURSE.
Barton, Nathaniel P., student of theology.
Koepf, Henry F., Fort Wayne.
Lynn, Lizzie, Wabash, Ind.
Miller, Robert H., Bluffton, Iad.
Pepple, L. Letie, New Era, Ind.
Stemen, Harriet F., student of medicine, Fort Wayne.
Warner, Albert J., student, Ann Arbor, Mich.
Weeks, George W., student of theology.
CLASSICAL COURSE. CLASS OF 1890.
Howey, M. C., pastor M. E. Church, Montpelier, Ohio.
When in the City, Stop with DICK,
-AT --
THERANDALL
FT. WAYNE, IND.
DICK TOWNSEND & CO., Proprietors.
BURT NOUSE, Decatur, Ind.
YOUNG MAN!
Are You Coming to the City
TO ATTEND SCHOOL OR TO ENTER BUSINESS ?
If so, before doing anything else, step into the CITY DEPARTMENTK
OF THE
Young * Men's * Christian * Association,
103 & 105 CALHOUN ST.
Secure a Ticket of Membership, Be Directed to a Good Boarding House And Secure such other Information as You Desire.
READING ROOM ALWAYS OPEN,
Song Service Sunday afternoons at 4 P. M., and Bible Class Thursday at 8 P. M. Free to all.
Bath Room, Library, Parlors Educational Classes, Lectures and Entertainments to holders of Y. M. C. A. tickets.
Parents, you should see that your sons are supplied with an extra $5 to secure the ticket, as no other in- vestment will pay you so well.
336723
B. R. NOLL & CO.,
DEALERS IN
Pure Drugs, Medicines,
PERFUMERY, TOILET AND FANCY ARTICLES,
Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, and all Druggists' Sundries; Choice Wines, Liquors, &c., for Medical Use.
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS COMPOUNDED CAREFULLY.
128 BROADWAY & 10 EAST COLUMBIA ST.,
FORT WAYNE, - INDIANA.
CHICAGO BAKERY
-AND --
ICE CREAM PARLORS.
Headquarters for Pure Ice Cream and Sherbets. The only place in the city where Sherbets are made of Pure Fruit Juices. Bread, Cakes and Pies fresh every morning, wholesale and retail. Home-made Candies and Fine Confectionery of all kinds.
W. F. GELLER,
TELEPHONE No. 163.
Corner Broadway & Washington Streets.
TROY STEAM LAUNDRY
F. L. JONES & CO., Proprietors.
Nos. 48 & 50 Pearl Street, FORT WAYNE. IND.
Agents in all Surrounding Towns. Send for Prices.
The Oldest, Largest and Best Equipped Laundry in Indiana.
Agency in the University Building. Wagon Calls for and delivers all work back to the Agent.
TELEPHONE No. 160.
Artistic Furniture. Fine Carpets. Baby Carriages. Toilet Sets.
Lamps.
On the above lines of goods we are the largest dealers in the State of Indiana; maintaining immense Sales- rooms at
FORT WAYNE,
LaFAYETTE,
TERRE HAUTE and
JACKSON, MICH.
We handle only the best made goods. A poorly made article is never permitted to darken our doors.
Our business is done on the one price principle; so that a child can purchase of us just as safely as the shrewdest shopper.
On purchases amounting to $25 and upwards we ship goods to any point within fifty miles of any of our stores with freight charges prepaid.
D. N. Foster Furniture
Company.
JOHN M MILLER,
Manufacturer of and Dealer in
Fine Furniture
Chair, Nusk and Nair Mattresses,
Nos. 50 & 52 EAST MAIN STREET,
FORT WAYNE, INDIANA.
S. BASH & CO., 22 & 24 WEST COLUMBIA STREET. THE OLD RELIABLE DEALERS IN
FIELD, GARDEN and FLOWER
SEEDSK
ALL SEEDS SOLD IN BULK AND STRICTLY FRESH AND TRUE TO NAME. We carry a full line .
FOREIGN SEEDS
And the finest line of
LAWN GRASS
. In the Market For either renewing old lawns or making new ones. BIRD SEEDS OF ALL KINDS. We are also Buyers of all kinds of Country Produce, Seeds, Grain, &c. Write us whether you want to buy or sell. S. BASH & CO., 22 & 24 West Columbia St.
WEST END PHARMACY. A. J. KELLER, Proprietor.
PURE DRUGS AND CHEMICALS, PERFUMERY, TOILET & FANCY ARTICLES.
Prescriptions Dispensed Accurately at all Hours. 97 Broadway, Corner Washington.
W. E. Griffiths, -DEALER IN-
HARDWARE
TINWARE, CUTLERY AND STOVES. All kinds of Tinwork Promptly and Carefully Attended to. 120 & 122 BROADWAY.
ROBERT SPICE, Plumber and Gas Fitter.
Bath Tubs, Wash Stands, Water Closets, Lead and Iron Pipe, Hose, Brass Goods, &c. Pumps, Wind Mills, Drive Wells, Lightning Rods and Repairs,
48 WEST MAIN AND 11 PEARL STREET, FORT WAYNE, IND.
ARCHER, HOUSH & CO.,
Book and Job Printers,
No. 82 CLINTON STREET,
CARDS AND INVITATIONS.
FORT WAYNE, IND.
FRUIT HOUSE PRICES
FOR THE FALL OF 1891:
Since the reduction of the sugar duties, the market has seen the lowest prices in the history of the United States. There is no complaining now about price. The idea of granulated sugar selling at 5c 1b. and choice yellow sugars at 4c. lb. was a thing unthought of yet, so it is, and the people are availing themselves of it, and using double the quantity they formerly did.
Standard Granulated, 5c. 1b. Best Cut Loaf, 5c. 1b.
Finest Powdered Sugar 5c. Ib. Standard Coffee A, 41/2c.
Choice Extra C Yellow, 4c. 1b.
TEAS ! TEAS ! TEAS ! TEAS !
Are also extremely low. Notwithstanding the increased consumption, they are no higher. The high prices in coffee, it was thought, would advance teas, but it has not. They remain at last quotations, and very firm in price. When it is considered that we sell a good tea at 20c. Ib., while coffee is selling at 22c., anyone can readily account for the increased demand for teas, for a pound of tea will go further than two pounds of coffee, and besides is becoming a favored cup. We sell more tea now in a day than we did in a month twenty years ago. We maintain our reputation for selling No. 1 teas at the low prevailing prices -on the principle of purchasing our teas direct of the importers and retailing them direct to our customers at a small profit, thereby saving them the profit of the middlemen, which is often 10 to 20c. lb.
Extra Good Young Hyson Tea, 20c. lb. Choice, 30c .; best in market, 50c. 1b. Gunpowder Tea-good, 30c., best 50c. 1b. English Breakfast Tea, 30c., best 50c. 1b. Imperial Tea-good, 30c., best 50c. 1b. Oolong or Black Tea, 25c., very best, 50c. 1b. Japan, uncolored-good, 30c., very best 50c. lb.
COFFEE-Rio, Java and Mocha.
The short crop of the last two years, coupled with the combinations of the Specu- lators, have kept coffee at a high price, in fact this is the only high-priced article now on the breakfast table. The large crop this coming season, which is now anticipated, will have the effect to depress prices as soon as the crop commences to move, which will be in September. For the present we quote prices like last report.
Best Golden Rio. 22c. 1b. Old Government Java, 28c. 1b.
Mocha, 30c. 1b. Best Roasted Rio, 25c. 1b. Roasted Javy, 33c. 1b. Roasted Mocha, 35c. 1b. Coffee in packages, such as Sampson Coffee and Levering's Coffee, 25c. 1b.
California Canned Fruits, California Dried Fruits, Lake Fish and Ocean Fish, Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, Cigars, Foreign and Domestic, Oils for Machines, Wagons and Buggies, Wines and Liquors for Medical Use Only. Candies, Stick and French Mixed.
Our trade has doubled up since moving in our new store. The reason is, we have much better accommodation for our customers, and a more lavish display of goods. Our motto is to give our customers the benefits of our bargains in purchasing and save them at least 10 to 20 cents on the dollar by purchasing at the
FORT WAYNE FRUIT HOUSE.
WHY NOT ? CAN YOU DO BETTER?
To those seeking a pleasant and advantageous position in business life there is no branch of education that offers such inducements as a thorough knowledge of Short-hand. The professional use of it has furnished to thousands lucrative employment, and the demand for good writers increases rather than diminishes.
"CAN YOU DO BETTER?" than to take the short road to business success that Short-hand offers ?
The choice of system is an important question to be decided by every beginner, involving as it does the time and labor required to learn. LINDSLEY'S TAKIGRAPHY claims to be the simplest in construction, the easiest to learn, read and write, requires the least time to learn, and is quite as RAPID.
What Some of the Writers of Takigraphy Say :
"I have no hesitation in recommending Lindsey's Takigraphy, as capable of being written with all requisite speed, and a greater legibility than any other system which I have seen or heard of.
" CHAS. H. REQUA,
"Official Stenographer, Supreme Court, Brooklyn, N. Y."
"I have written Takigraphy professionally for twelve years, and have reported with writers of nearly every prominent system, and have been able to write as RAPIDLY and to read with more ease and certainty than any of them.
" ROBERT R. LAW, "Official Stenographer, Fourth Judicial District, " Cambridge, N. Y."
" Having written Lindsley's system of Takigraphy for ten years, and having taught it also, I take pleasure in testifying that it is more easily learned and retained than other system of Short-hand with which I am acquainted, while at the same time it is quite as RAPID. "J. L. LEEPER,
"Pastor Second Presbyterian Church, Fort Wayne, Ind."
Lindsey's Takigraphy Taught by Mrs. J. Goodrich.
TAYLOR UNIVERSITY, FORT WAYNE, IND.
D. H. BALDWIN & CO.
PIANOSK
Decker Bros.,
J. C. Fisher and
Haines Bros.,
D. H. Baldwin & Co.
And Others.
MORGANSK -
Estey,
Hamilton,
Story & Clark,
And Others.
Sold at Lowest Prices consistent with Make and Quality.
Any Instrument in Stock Rented until Rent Pays for It.
Sheet Music, Music Books, Teachers' Supplies, and Tuning and
Repairing a Specialty.
ALL KINDS OF MUSICAL MERCHANDISE AT LOWEST PRICES.
98 Calhoun Street,
FORT WAYNE,
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=
IND.
PIANOS CAREFULLY MOVED AND PACKED.
THE
oosier Shoe Store
Carries the Best Assorted and Most Complete Line of
FOOTWEAR
IN THE STATE. SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO MAIL ORDERS. 52 CALHOUN ST., OPPOSITE COURT HOUSE.
O. B. FITCH, Proprietor. FORT WAYNE, IND.
M. A. MASON,
Dentist,
26 WEST WAYNE ST.
FORT WAYNE,
IND.
P IXLEY & Co., .: THE ONLY MANUFACTURING .:.
CLOTHIERS
IN THE CITY,
FINE SUITS AND OVERCOATS A SPECIALTY,
Always Show the Newest Styles in GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS, HATS CAPS
SPECIAL DEPARTMENT. MERCHANT TAILORING.
Suits Made to Order at Very Low Figures.
16 and 18 East Barry Stree
FORT WAYNE, IND.
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