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A New Move.

The undersigned desire to make grateful.
acknowledgements to the numerous indiyidu
ais who have favored us with their patron
age and encouragement in our endeavors to
build up REPUTABLE Day GooDs EsrAs,
LlsHMENT, which we hope will be credItabie
70 the city, as well as to ourselves, and use.
lul to the community as medium through
which class Of goods are supplied that all
are compelled to have; and all prefer to buy
where they can have confidence that Nc
d, ceptive representations will be made, and
no exorbitant prices demanded We have
endeavored to give such character to our
business, and though but little more than
year and half since our commencement in
Dayton, our efforts have already been rewar.
ded by patronage so great as to require a
much larger store to meet the demands OF
our numerous customers.
In order to carry out the original designs,
and to serve acceptably, all those who call
on us, we have taken the LARGE Skw STORE
ROOM, No. 76, MAIN STREET, which has been
recently fitted up for us at very great ex.
pense, which renders it very handsome
and attractive place for business; and by
our own exertions to serve and please all
who favor us, we expect to make it place
of general resort and we will guarantee
that no pains will be spared on our part, to
see that every person who enters our estab-
lishment will be dealt with in an honorable,
upright and gentemanly manner
n. P, DOUGLASS, Il co.
NoRvAL p. DOUGLASS,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-07

THE APPLE CRoP--I'he Albany Argus
Gays thaS "the apple crop oil that State, the
present season, q unusually large. One Of
now one hundred thousand barrels Of apples
awaiting shipment At the stations o on s, shs
road Buyers who have purchased the fruit
Of the growers are anxious to hurry the fruit
to the Eastern markets. We have heard
Of one gentleman, named Hill, who has con-
tracted with the Western Road 70 carry
from this city TO Boston twenty thousand
barrels, portion (which is now being de-
liyered, Good SpitEenbeFgens are selling ~
our market At one dollar and twenty Eve
cents par bsrrel"
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WHAT N o., PHYSICIAN DID The
New Orleans Delta says that DR.. ROssvallyr
of that city, one of the surgeons who assist-
ed at the post mOrtem examination of DR..
Graham, returned to the house ssof the dc,
ceased on the day of the burial and stated
to Mrs. Graham that while performing the
dissection, valuable ring had slipped from
bis finger and fallen within the body He
therefore asked permission to reopen the
corpse and recover the lost jewel. The af-
fiicted lady begged him to retire and speak
to her brother upon the subject The matter
was finally compromised by paying the Doc
Tor SSl as an equivalent for the ring, but
he has since been arrested for obtaining
the money under false pretenses,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-07


owe spent few minutes very pleasantly
in Capt. Tyler's Writing Rooms, Sd ST., over
Justice Youugs Office, yesterday. in watching
the mOdas operandi Of the Captains Gard writ>
ing, aud in examining the interesting relics Of
the Mexican war-a good portion Of which the
gallant Captain participated in. He has cozy
quarters; and we are pleased to learn that in ad
diton to several students 10 the art of writing,
he has his time pretty well taken up IN filling
orders for Cards Of his inImitable workmanship.
His success gives us pleasure, for he is cap ital
fellow, and deserves the patronage Of all good
people here and elsew here, who desire to have
the prettiest cards in the world to hand to those
whose acquaintance is desirable, an d those who
desire to have their names and memories per.
petuated 10 the hearts Of their friends at home
and far away.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-07
Peter losses Hair Restorative!

THIS Hair Restorative is now acknowl-
edged to be the best invented for all diseases
Of the Hair and the Scalp, and it has worked won-
ders wherever used. Several of our citizens have
tried and speak in the highest terms of its cura-
tive properties. The following Is one among the
many certificates just received by the Proprietor-
DAYTON, Sept. 9th, 1888.
Ma. P. JossE-For several years past, from some
cause our hair has been gradually falling out, until
entire badness threatened us. We have tried va
rious remedies, but without any good result We
were induced 70 try your Restorative" BY hearing
it highly spoken Of by those who had used 1t, Anc
who assured us that It had the effect OF bring.
ing new and vigorous growth Of hair upon theil
heads. We have used 1t, and its good effects Ars
plainly visible 10 the renewed growth OF hair whers
we were fast becoming bald. We cannot reeommenl
the Restorative too highly.
Yours, truly,
WM. sWALBN,
L. BROADWELL,
OWEN TRENOR,
]. j. SWALEM.
For sale at the Barber shop OF Peter JosBe a
Jefferson street, Dayton septi6 Swd
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BOaro Of Education

| THURSDAY EVE, Oct. D.
Present. Messrs. Wareham, Pruden Steele
Brown, Lindsly. Miller. slutsman. Love,
Bomberger. and Walden.
The Annual Report Of the Board Of Educa-
iou, to the Auditor Of s ate, was referred to the
President, for examination, and to be by him
forwarded.
BY Mr.. Brown, That Payson, Dunton a
ScrIbner's Elementary Chart for slate and pen.
Gil practice be referred to the committee on tex
books, with power to introduce them into the
schools il they deem them worthy. Adopted.
BY Mr. Brown, That an assistant teacher | q
appointed for the northeast school. Adopted.
BY Mr.. stutsmsn, That Miss Belle Gardner
be appointed assistant teacher in the north east
school, Adopted.
DR.. Miller announced that the teacher Of the
colored school is prevented from attending to
his duty by reason Of indisposition
BY Mr.. Pruden, That the office Of Superin.
tendent of public schools be suspended for the
present school year. 0n motion of Mr. Brown
the matter was laid over until next meeting.
By Mr., Bomberger, That the western boun-
Diary Of the east German district be changed
from Howard street to the center Of Wave.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Lindsly, That committee be ap.
pointed to ascertain for what amount and on
what terms the vacant lot adjoining the south
western school house can be purchased for the
use Of said school.
On motion Of Mr.. Stutsman, the lot adjoining
the south eastern school house was added as an
amendment
Aud on motion Of Mr. Love, the lot adioiu>
ing the eastern school house was also added.
The vote was then taken on the resolution "a
leu ded, and lost.
The committee reported adverse to the pe>
tition Of Thos. Griffith and Mrs. R. Greep.-l
Adopted.
By Mr. Bomberger, That f. McGowen be per
mitted 10 send his daughter to the eastern school
on payment of the usual fee Adopted.
By Mr. Wareham That the committee on
High School put black board in Mr.. Crum-
baughs room. Adopted.
After passing sundry bills the board ad
journed
Hon Thos. F. Marshall is lecturing In ST.
Paul, Mimi, upon the History of Europe from
the close of the fifteenth century 10 the French
Revolution Of 1884.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-07

A PAIR OF BAD EGas--"Shayer" No. 2
and ''Hampden" are on exhibition in the
Gazette this morning The Committee on
premiums are, we learn, unable to decide
which is tbs greatest fool, and will divide
the priEe-a Ounce cap--between them.
The. upper half win decorate the shallow pate
of sHsmpden," while the lower part with
out crown, will be placed upon the gourd
Of "shaver," giving his ears scope 70 assert
their towering height above his head The
public appreciation is complete.
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A Card TO the Citizens--ETeaso,s
tn the Camp!

HbhE was an order passed Council over
two months ago, 10 build large Cisrein near u .
corner OF wayne and AeniA Avenue, anu ~ Is nov.
under contrast About two months ago wor y
member OF the Sanhedftm spoke TO me AUOut prices
for that kind Of work. and TOLD hun. he then state,
thAt ne had TWO cHtorns to build the city. know
That according % law no councilman Couiu take sI
contract IRON the city while he was u member e 9
that body. The Committee on Fire Department.
Measrs himm, Gilliland and Thomas, met, and The
power Of contracting was given 10 Mr. Thomas, WIT,
Instructions TO see me and othera and give all O.,
chance 70 bid, But this Brick Councilman has gtytt
the JOB 70 Mr.. Thomas at 81 per bbl., with Geo.
LehmAn's name aa contTaetofl This was cone Witl-
out giving me or any other ointern builder a chance
TO bid lwill build that cisteIn, or any other the
city may want, with nine inch brioa wall grUutCu.
or solid cement grouted wallh ten inches lhioA ior
70 cents per Dbl. cash; and eU cents per bb IN tF
Bonds. This Is smoking em out.
OOt7-std BENJAMIN BEST.
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AN oRpINANch.

Further TO Protect the Streets, Roads, &c, in the
City Of Dayton, against obstructions.
SEC. /. BE it ordained by the City COUNSEL Of the
City Of Dayton, That It shall be unawfal toI any
person to obatruot any street, sidewalk, alley, pub
lie road, public square, or public common, Within
said City, by erecting or keeping thereon along
the same booth, shed or stand, tor the OF
freshments, er for any oiher purpose, likely, Oh
public occasions to collect crowds In, upon
any street, sidewalk, alley, read, square or com
mon, Aforesaid to the incon venience or ammo, ancc
Of passing the same.
SEC. q. Every person violating any provision ot
this ordinance may be arrested view by the Mar
shal or any policeman OF the City, anu upon con-
viction before the Ayor, hhal be fined ia any SUN
less than twenty dollars, or be impIisOntu At tenn
less than thirty days, or BOTH edacretion ofthe
Mayor.
SEC. 3. This ordinance shall be in force from and
after its passage. w BOMbEhGIR
Prea't. City Council.
A. A. BuTTERFIELD, City Clerk.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-07

The MULE RAoE-The funny feature of the
Fair yesterday afternoon was the mule
race Two Of the stubborn genus were intro.
duced in the ring; one, large dun, was named
Clay" and the other a tall, scrsggy. dirty
brown, was entitled Parrot" The object, we
understand, was to give this side performance
political bearing. The nature Of the brutes
stuck out at the start After various baulks
aud starts, they were got off, aud in the four
"heats" they "variOusly" beat each other. their
riders, and every body else; indeed, it was
said by some profane persons that "they beat
the d--lr The race was "vAriously" claim.
ed, aud some excited Republicans l0H have IL
that Parrot" was the better mule. We won't
contend about it, Ii is Acknowledged, on all
hands, however, that when "Clsy got warmed
up he beat every thing that came out "PaE>
rot's" hackers, when they saw "olAy" was in
earnest, would not permit their nag to come in
the ring 'gaiust him A scrub, which We
learn was called "COOVer, was put OR the track
but "Clay" ran away from him, Great good
humor was manifested by the crowd 10 alten,
dance and every body felt privileged to do as
they pleased in the raee-throWing clubs,
stones, sticks, ETC., at the stubborn critters,
TO make 'em "go;" and we learn the Deacon
who was fsadully excited, and who seemed to
have big stake on the result, used his cane
quite freely upon ''PsHOtt"
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-07

BALL To- NIoHT.-We are not, we hope,
too late to make the announcement that the
Ball of the Montgomery Guard comes Of at
NixOn's Hall, corner of lst and st. Clair,
tonight 1t will be "bumper," and we
hope you will at once make up your minds
to go. We win just hint that some noted
political aspirants have signifed their in
tention Of being present on the occasion -
Good music and brilliant time may be ex-
pected. Col rfrTnlrr rr
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Cincinnati Agency.

The Cincinnati Type Foundry Company is
our duly authorized Agent to make contracts
and receipt for Advertisements subscriptions,
&c., in that city.
To BUSINESS MEN.-The Empire Job Rooms
arein complete trim, and we are now prepared
TO do work Of all descriptions in the best style
ofthe art. Gall in andsxamine our work aud
learn our prices.
1T To ADvERTIsERs.-Ad Advertisements or
Notices for the Empire must be handed into
the Office by ten o'clock on the day they are de-
sired to be published-ROt later. We cannot
agreetoinsert them afterthathour.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-07

n@- Since the famous ST. Louis breach oI
promise case, damages ''rule the roost in
these matters. We have just learned that
Miss Magdalene Hardy Of Delaware county,
N. Y, has just recovered $500 damages
from Freeland Cochran, who had been cher
friend from childhood" for breach of mars
riage promise. The offense was aggravated
from the fact that "he very often took
breakfast at her fathers house, and ther
married another girl. What a brute to for
get his bread aud butter in such way.
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N EW BOOKS s
JUST RECEIVED BY
WILLARD & WHEATON.
NO. 82O 3D sT.

Beau Iah--By Augusta j. Evans.
Parties and their PrinciPIes--A
manual of Political intelligence By Ar
thur Holmes. CE
while it was lIOrning--By Virginia
i. Townsend.
MAN Upon the Sen--By Frank b.
Goodrich.
Frank WiIdnan's Adventures
on Land and Water; ills, in Oil Colors &
Hugh MiIIeP's Complete Works.
in seven vols. aat
StraightfOrWaTd, or Walking in the
Right---a story for girls of all ages BY
Lucy Ellen Guernsey.
Pokeni, or Bravery Triumphant By Faith
Fay tia
Holly a NIistIetOe--Talos By Rosalie
Koch.
Many a Little Makes n Mickle--
Illustrated
Belle q LiIIy--A story for Girls
And Al. Ia large g,,s assortment q fine STATIONERY
octs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-07

or Rev. A. B Wheeler, Of North BridgeWa-
ter, Mass, failed recently for $780, 900. He pro
pOses to settle BY paying bis creditors forty
three cents on the dollars. The papers haYs
neglected TO inform US what business the Rev
Wheeler was engaged IN, Possibly hevas The
leader Of that famous ''three thou sand = who
"in the name Of Almighty God" got up the col
sbFntsd crusade sgainst NsbTAska Big.
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Democrats, Attention /

Are you,rcady for the battle on Tuesday
nexti Are your forces drilled, your arms
furnished, iiints picked, and ammunition pre-.
pared ? Our enemies are on the alert They
have rent out their hired spies into all por,
siOns of the county "Chnrge home upon
them, and show them no quartcrp Be on
your guard, and station your men along the
whole line, to strengthen our outposts, and
prepare To meet the guerilla at every point,
If you have not seenyou neighborsdo SO
at once There is no time to be lost.
Let the old folks do the coUNsELLINa and
the young men do the work See that the
horses are in good trim on Monday night,
in order that they may be quito their meitle
on Tuesday,in bringing the,wounded and dis
abled 10 the polls
Look, also, for fraudulent votes, and per-
sons not entitled to vote. Let the proper
persons be appointed to challenge all such
characters.
"a long pull, strong pull, and pull al.
together !" on that day, will bring the old
Democratic Ship into port with banners
flying and her crew shouting, "Victory !"
Remember that we have a State ticket to
elect this year as well as cur local ticket !;
one of which every true democrat is proud
Don't leta vote be lost VoTE EARLY and
see that your neighbors do the same
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-07

G1- At the last Aecosnt aoUr was selling, on
the island Of Hayti, at two hundred and forty
dollars per barrell That looks like high price,
but the money was Haytien currency, which is
like our old Continental money. About $50 Of
It are worth one silver dollar.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-07


s6r The Journal has an account of tho
debate at townsville the other night, evi
IDENTIFY gotten up by some one who was not
there, or who, If there, had either no ears
to hear, or too much ears to hear aright--
his statements Of the subjects talked about
are manufactured out of whole cloth, to give
the impression Of a great victory gained by
the Republican speakers, who would not, as
long as they could help it, discuss anything
but the niger issue, and who seem to think
the ''chief end of man" is to abuse James
Buchanan, and elect Salmon F. Chase, U
8. Senator for Ohio. The truth is, that Clay
and Thresher WOULD keep them right at the
issues before the people, and would keep be-
fore them the stubborn fact that whoever
votes the Republican ticket this fall votes
for return to the law Of Alfred Kelly, un-
der which THE PEoPLR LOST so MUCH MON
EY, while voters for the Democratic ticket
vote for continuance Of the lNDEPEN NDENT
TREAsURY Law. So with the nullifcation
doctrines supported by the Republican par
ty, in the passage Of laws prohibiting the
use of the jails of Ohio to U 8. Marshals;
in the passage Of capias rescue laws, under
the assumed and improperly applied name
of habeas corpus; in the decapitation of
Judge Swan because he dared to do his
duty and in the position taken by Gov
Chase and Mr. Dennison also-before Judge
Ranney took him il charge-with reference
to the protection by State authority, of open
violation Of the Constitution and the laws.
These were the nuts which were given to
our Republican friends at Johnsyille for the
cracking, and which they tried TO spue out
Of their mouths .beaaese the kernel was
bitter.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-07

u' Last Sunday morning the First Baptist
Church of Chicago was in debt $4,000. In
fortySfve minutes after the fact vas stated
the congregation wiped out sl2,SOO, aud were
prepared to cancel the remaining sI.5O0. but
the pastor begged them not to do 50, as several
friends were unavOidablY absent, who would
not be pleased IL nothing was left for them 10
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-07

orr THE Track THE freight train on the O
H. d D. R R. was off the track below Hamil.
ton this morning, and so obstructed the way
that e morning up train was detained two
hours. T be train arrived here after 10 o'clock,
am.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-07

II The Confectionery aud Bakery Of D.
Heinz d Bros, Sd ST., opposite Post Office, ia
one of the most extensive and complete estab-
lishments in this Valley. The fact is they can
furnish confectoneries, ETC., cheaper than they
can be had in Cincinnati. Then why not pat
ronize themf We hope dealers il city and
county win call at their establishment and ex
anime stock and prices.
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MUsICl MUsICn MuSICnI

L v. II. CROSBY is daily receiving Musie
~. q The laieai publications, b ths most popular
!. An oSlsr' isole aAsseA van Be aisa without sz-
OstS 10 naia street, Dayton.
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1a5-A trotling race for 5000 has be

bD-A trotting race for 5000 has been
arranged between Peerless" owned by
Col. Adams, of Clay county, and Flying
Cloud" owned by Col. Williams Of Randolph
county, Mo. Mile heats, three best in 1--WE,
on the Creole Course Louisiana. on tho lst
day Of February. Both these horses are al
the fair. A forfeit Of $500 WIS put up
last evening on each Side.-[St. louls Rep,
9th
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-07

LATE ARRIVAL AZ WAsHiEoToN, El'
len Donglas received to-day most hearty
welcome from those who had the extreme
pleasure Of making her acquaintance We
congratulate the House OF Douglas on the
inifodpolion Of this new heir.-l Washing
ton Siates, Sept 20.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-07

One of the Polar bears in the Geological Gar.
dens at Brussels was found dead in the basin
Of their nclosure few days since, having been
hugged to death by his more powerful cons
panion in revenge for his having ventured to
swallow cake which the other considered his
property.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-07

~ Let every Democrat make it his business
lit is his du,y-.O see every Democratic &C.
qaaintance before Tuesday aeEt. and urge the
Importance Of voting The ticket.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-07

B@- Democrats See that every democrat,
10 vote in your several wards and townships
are getting into the ballot boxes on Tuesday
next, llth inst
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-07

MEETING IN THE lsT Warn. - This eve.
ming the Democracy win have meeting at
Storch's Store, on LIST. ST., in the lst Ward
DR.. Egry viii speak in German, and several
gentlemen win address the people in English
Let the people turn out.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-07

u- The Austrian expedition around the
globe, at the head Of which was Dr.. schsrEer,
Is at length completed. The NOvarp, with all
the scientific collections on board, has safely arr
rived at Trieste, and the Austrian Government
will soon publish the results Of this important
circumnavigstion. Several savans took part
In the expedition,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-07

pA good ,hesriy democratic meeting was
had in slidertOwn last night. The right kind
of feeling in regard to the ticket is manifested
in that part Of the city. III
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-07

AyO,n VIs,Top.--Or .ba 6-o. do, tho
write, bersof come into ,b;s o9Eo.-ovsr s;r
voors oro-,v ,vs sort oonv or onr ronar ~
,ho p;ohmona Eoon;.o, a.I;ar ! d,;,~
Ev.hanOa D. nd'o oon.a. 60 &c ma;p ~ =:
on;uad 90 rao,;.or .UI Co., 49,. So ~
49, ~ w.. - - - a~-.tas..s. 49, -.
E.'." ,s; 80. I;I aa., c s T'0'IrI .n n.. s' ~
80 os a. un;",. S;d ~. ~ 49,, 49, 80 g.
y ir 1~a.o.;a =. w as vs ~. 80 "a n - ~
Wv W. D;ana. S p, p;.aS a. =, w o.; ~ - 49, S.".a
~ ,; S -; !" 80 .n ~ .a,',;a o'.T ', , '-o Ss'''
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-07

D- The time is short. Tuesday next is the
day Of election Don't fail to vote, and don't
fail to see that your neighbors vote
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oR1MeoN MARKING 1Nk.


A BRICK DWELLING, and about eleven
n acres Of ground about miles south Of Dayton,
on the River Road, has excellent water and small
barn-au under good cultivation. NA
TERhs-one thousand dollars cash, and the hall
Anee w one o. two years
fn0uiFe OF 3, ~, SULLIVAN.
septsSadkWIm
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VIOLIN, Violina. Vlolina.

I V. H. CROSBY has received and will
LIZ sell lot Of superior toned Violins, eheApol
than ever offered In Dayton, Al
oots lol Maln st., a. arly opposite ths MArkot
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-07

HA- There was large crowd of Demo-
Gratis out to hear Thresher at Riggles
School House, between Farmersville and
Liberty, last night The Republican meet
ings at Liberty and Farmersville were slim.
ly attended. That shows which way the
thing is going down there.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1859-10-07
Graduated Landa.
Crape Vines,

THE Subscriber has on hand and 10 tho
two Y,afs old which he will sell iof 80 per lttl.
Afs0s-iOo, ,aos 10, vhieA he wiil nea ioi ~ per
issaviiss suls sesnss ana osAsr, e giss hisa
Nst NJ sAs tuns,is Asylum, sh the bssTsTsoWh Roaa.
jyeo-dfNif
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LOCALA AND OTHER ITEMS,
WeeIkIy Advcr1isements.

lEADING MATTER ON EVERY PAGE
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THE DAILY EMPIRE

oFFioR or QUALIFICATIONS
Empire Building, fhirdst, South side bs Main IsHenO
TgRM6i
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10 cents per Week, payable 10 tho carrier.
6inEiooopiee putup IN Wrappers, ocenta.
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THE NEW WONDER!

NoRvAL p. DOUGLASS,
WILLIAM GAMBLE.