Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1862-12-20

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Coming = Fun !-Remember that Airing
ton, Leon & Donniker's Ministries are coming
They'll be here on the evenings of the 26th
and 27th--just after Christmas They are
the fanniest niggers travelling. i."
Everything There is hardly any thing
thought about utthe approaching Christmas,
and we have time to print hardly any thing
else than matters pertaining to that event
The agony will be over in few days, when
we intend making This Department sought
after for the Local and other Items Of Inter.
est it will be our effort to collect and put in
readable shape. va '3' Ha- t gore.
In the Station. There were four Ceases
in the Station last night One Of them had
been stealing a little, one had been guilty Of
indecency, and two were dead-heads. \.
Talking about the Station reminds us that
last evening while gent was looking at the
gas-metre, the gas caught FIRE from candle
The Chief, who happened to be present. cool
ly wet large cloth, and dousing it upon the
flame squelehed the combustion n'nlom aba
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Holiday Goods. counsel our lady
readers to call at the Dry Goods establish
ment Of Messrs. Van Doren, Miller 4 Fox,
Phillips Building, where they will find the
latest styles of cloaks and all manner of hoL
iday goods They have every thing in their
line suitable for Christmas presents, and they
are clever gentlemen, and liberal dealers, and
are worthy of patronage ! 4rg41a sas ~
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326.-That Is the place to go for Holiday
Books, and athousand a and one different at
tractive articles for Holiday Gifts-No, 326,
Third street. one door West of the Town
Clock. Hickey has the Books---heg has the
Stationery Goo6s--he has the Fancy Articles
he will give better bargains than can be
had elsewhere. You cannot give a more
acceptable and useful present than good, !,
interesting and handsome book Bear this
in mind
Those Cloaks, &c.-Gentlemeu, all We
who have promised their wives and daughters
new ciOaks, should call in at &c, loves Bull
ding, Main street. and make selections for
Christmas presents. If the gentlemen don't
feel themselves capable Of making proper
choice, let them invite the ladies to 90 along
They will find any quantity of nice holiday
goods at Coles and they will find an old
and popular acquaintance there in the person
of N. P, Douglass. ID. ....f ri .rrr.
The Monster THE great attraction on
the street to-day was the Mammoth Cow, the |
huge animal which Mike Steiner and Adam
Schantz will slaughter and have on exhibition
at their stalls on Christmas Eve, and for sale |
Christmas morning. II beats all the big cat
tie any where. H.
Mike Steiner win also have the choicest
Veal, Lamb, Turkies, ETC., at his Stall No 45 |
North side of Market Send in orders by
Wednesday evening.
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The "Temple."-Have you been to the
"rempe Of FancyY' Don't ask where it is.
for it's Shield, with its stripes Of "Red White
and Blue, hangs out at the corner of Jeffer-
son and Market, with its merrie and inviting
rhyme, and indicates the treasures for Christ
mas and New Years that may be found in.
side Christopher has canyassed four of the
largest cities in the Union for the rarest hol.
day goods gathered from the four corners Of
this terrestrial globe Europe, Asia, Africa,
North and South America, and the Isles of
Old Ocean, have contributed TO his stock Of
Curious GOods-to say nothing Of lots Of
things that srOV'di Christopher has anoth.
er Store, in the Huston Building, jefferson,
two doors below Third street. where every
thing in the Dry Goods and Notion line may
be had at bargains Go TO the "Temple Of
Fancy for Toys and Fancy Goods, and call
sdry. fatI 80 ta8n. II vir.l la l3naise ~
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