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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-11-26
BY TELEGRAPH.
NIcNIcnn CnmnIIrnIIons.

WAsuiN0toN, November %.
The runor that Napoleon had notified
n Washington Cabinet 0f the postpone
n ut Of the Withdrawal until spring, u un-
tr... OurrelatiolH with Mexico are less
complicated than late dispachcs from this
ity would indicate. Minister Campbell
has no instructions whatever touching q
trlpartltc treaty, nor Is France or French
Interest," to be considered by him, neither ls
any cesslon Of Mexican territory contem-
plated by our Government The Constitu-
iiunal party Is 10 be supported, if ncccs-
sary, by military force.
The mission Of General Sherman Is
simply TO view the military situation Of af-
mirs IN Mexico, and add hlsassurances that
our Government will sustain the Constitu-
tiOupl uurty.
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DR., Bicknell's Syrupl
THE GREAT
CHOLERA REMEDY

Also, DyseatsrV, DiarF1asa Cholera AiorbEs Sarg-
mer Com plaiHf Pain or CrdSnp In StOfnacA OF Boo
eis, Sioh or Sour Stomach, PdiHtsrs Coiic Ne aud
Is warranted To CURE or no pay. Is purely vtget.
able, without n particle OF opfdfe or narcotic.
Highly aromatic, very pleasant TO the taste mild
but sure IN It's effects warns and siren CITIZENS the
system, acts like charm aiTordng almost imme.
diate rcliet and n taste Of the article will sisf,
the most incrodulous of these facts. sold bv nG
dealers In medicine Please send for clrrulnr
Try IL. Prepared only by EnWARD SUTTON
Providence, H. |. DEMAS BARNES n Co of
New York General Agents. nlDdaWCni
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SORGHUM !
Notice to Sorghum Manufacturers

fENllE undorsgue having obtained the right al
lhe state ot ohio TO the SrEVENSON Nv AroRA
ron and process clarifying aud granuintinx Sor.
"a grind the cane, and dry the sugar rendering IA
irhhy lgr market Is now having the same manu-
'hctnreu 20 order ht the establishment Of n 4 Tay.
.or, (Gebhart Marshall's Machine Shopl Ds{
ton, Ohio. ~ "'
Parties dcsrous of uvuillng themselves of pIo
ress ana machinery, which from che cane In the
held 10 the dry sugar ~ the barrel IS thorotrn
and complete Address JAS Il HOPKINS
x Box No. 142, Dayton Ohio
AGENTS. desiring TO negotiate Tor tcrritory Wiii,
apply as above. a,,ts,,.t,,
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NOTICE.

WILLIAM BLALkBURN, OF ths county OF la
w Forte, IN the state Of Indiana 10 notincd
that Ann Mary blackburn did, on the 6ih day of
November, A,D 1895 Ole her petition in the o1ire
OF The Clerk OF the Court OF Common Pleas within
and for the county Of Montgomery saa n tte 81
ono charging the said William blackburn with
helhk now Imprisoned IN the pcnitcntiary OF the
state Of Indiana, and asking that she NAV he dl.
NVfced nom said William blackburn, and also
asking Tor the custody OF her minor children which
petition viii stand for hearing at the next term OF
SAID Court to-wit At December term A D. iaBB
u A HoUK, Attorney. a17li"T6
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I'he plot OF the Plotters.

Leading Jacobiu Cungrcssmen are ma
tuJug,a plan for the government OF the
Southern States, IN view Of the probable
indefinite delay Of the adoption of the
Constitutional Amendment by the late in
snrrcctionary States, IL provides for the
execution of eNisting and prospective acts
OF Congress, independently Of respective
State or Federal Executives. II Is the old
Territorial plan. modified To meet existing
rML Lm.l lNmrp..
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Beast builer Again ON the Ram
page.

NEW J ONhl NONtWOtT II.
Beast utler. of Massachusetts, delivered
an adlr this evening, at the Brooklyn
Aaadei OF Music, ON the usurpalion,
wrongs. al abuses of the executive power,
and in constitutional remedy thereof
The az css passed OIL without the least
ign at appreciation; ON the contrary,
thr Gru. Il was frequently applauded.
liz u.un points were on the impeach
ineni OF resident johnson he charged him
with hi' crimes and misdcmeanors which
might grouped under the heads of in
trNicat %, of making indecent and incendi-
rl ha gucs intended 90 incltc hatred of
lhc pc, lc against the Congress of the
United ates, with usurping the rights
and poy - of Congress, with misappro-
priafin, lc Government funds, with cor
iupny ing the pardoning power, with
appoint ineligible men 20 office,
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rhe pronoscd Impeachment.
WAsnlNaroN, No, cmber q

W A7HINWIWNI NWNVTHWVT %
Logan OF Illinois backs out from his Inn
ptaghmcnt threat. He now says he docs
not desire the impeachment Of the Presi-
dent and It Is significant of the change Of
tact lmt had taken place with the rule or
ruin OF the Radicals. Nearly all OF this
class noW say that they never seriously in
tcuded 10 impeach MIR. Johnson; II was
merely an eleelionecring dodge, to pander
10 lht liercr pnssiOns of the Radloal YOtors.
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en- Wa spent few days in The Queen
city, Inst week, and, Willie there, tried an
experiment for comforts sake. Noticing %
cnrd. CENTRAL HorEI. Coracr N SiltH
cad Walnut SIS, kElr oN ruR EuRorEAN
PLAN" II occurred to us that, as we had
never been in Europe to try it, plan. we
would try It thcre.~so we did, aud wc liked
it, the plan and the Hotel. Mcssrs. Meadcr
a swiggett, the proprittors, lave arranged
an institution which was greatly needed
not only by hundreds Of people, local there
but by people of outside localities. Their
card reads, "Gucsts can have n room for one
day, or as long as desired, ana take their
meals when and where disposed" Then
"A llrst-class Restaurant is kept in the Ho-
tel building, where meals can be had, at all
hours-day or night"
4 Hotel 50 thoroughly gotten mp as this T:
nice, tidy rooms-an air OF ncatncss per
yadmg all through gh-lamdlords courteous
aud nttcntiye-the Restaurant so well reg
ulated, 50 wen catered for, so convenient
and SO gentecl-proyided, too, in every es-
scnfial for the pleasant accommodation Of
respectable families or individual guests
such an institution Is a Queen city feature
worthy Of being looked in upon, 10y stran-
gers, who consult comfort, gentllity aud
economy.
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Legal Notice,

.nN III, q IA day OF october, A. o., 1870, thu Pro-
4 bat, ~ art, nf Montgomery county, declared
.i4..r.'tt Henry Writers decreased, 10 be prob
ably lnr,. mt, Creditors are therefore required
10 prcsri ttir claims against the estate to the
ug,lrr.ii H. for allowance, within six months
from tn . tr above mentioned or they will not
be- cntit p iopaymcnt JOSEPH WILSON
Admir- Of lkury visitors. decd.
StO g. lOAB, AH'y
,,L ~ u. 1854 5wG
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1Otal Aatites.

FRtE LuNcu To.MoRnow.- MIR. Jacob
Wagner win opon his new Hotel anl
Restaurant tomorrow morning, with a
free lunch at ten O'Clock, at the Atlanta
House, on Market street. Ia addition TO-
his former business. Mr. Wagoncrhas Open
ed Q hotel on the Erropean plan, where
lodging. meals and all other accommoda-
tions can be had day ornight, he intends
TO make this q speciality IN Dayton and
looks TO the public for success. u viii be
conducted w the best and most orderly
manner, aud those who give him thcir pnt-
ronage may be assured that all promises on
his part win be fulfilled. go to the free
luuch tomorrow morning. and tako view
of the "sihlation."
tz@FCH SALE PosrroNFD until Wcdncs-
jay morning, owing to the non-arriyal Of
some e6c 0us. Our nrs will De- opcu for
cys6ninntion Tomorrow, for those who
wish to purchase. Christopher Il Spclmau,
k1Nlionecrs. . no2Gtt
N THE WAY 70 SUccFss The true road to
'1seCa.ss Is lnir, honest and upright way OF
d0lhg business in all branches of trade.
Few, ifany succeed, permanently, hy any
other course. What business men need, is
Jhc respect and confidence of those who
! Ileal with them. The truth Of this theory
-is fully illustrated In the case oflI Schwars.
the euterprisiug proprietor of the "liaglc
Clothing store" No. ll6 Main street In this
city. From comparatively small begin
ming less than two years ago, he has be-
como one Of the most popular aud extensive
clothing dealers IN the city His store L.
daily thronged with customers, and his Sue
cess has become fixed factr Ia the busi-
ness operations Of Dayton The best thing
about Il Is, that when lac sells his customers
goods once, they are always snrc to come
back again. for the simple reason that they
fnd he never deceiycs them-thcy can
alway' rely both upon his word and his
goods.
He wishes now to say TO his customers
aud the pubhc--especially to hi country
frionds--that hc Is now receiving the larg-
est and best stock OF clothing over offered
Ia Dayton. II has been selected with spc-
clal reference TO the holiday trade, and
those who purchase viii lind every thing
os represented.
tie lakes this occasion 70 return his sin
rcrr thanks for the patronage heretofore
extended to him and to assure his friends
thai no efforts on hi part shall be- wanting
10 mcril q coniinumcc of the favor and
confidence hr has heretofore received
ltdNw
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The Fall Trade Opened,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Fl p. EMRICK,

No. IOI MAIN STREET, DAYTON,
| now receiving his fnll stock of Doors sHul4.
HATS and CARS OF the latest styles aud b..
quality.
Ills StOsk OF manufac turcd work n of the yety
best quality, and cannot be surpassed Iv nnyotbar
house in tho city. lie Invites his friends csneeisi
W those IN the coHntry, to call and examine hls
assortment They cannot fail To he satisfied "a.
Regards style, quality aud price
Don't forget the place, No. iO4 Main street on
PoN'to 'h' ihllils House. scs2wlm
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The Head OF the Catholic CHURCH.

The Head of the Catholic Church.
The decline OF the temporal power of the
Pope, and the expected Withdrawal of the
French troops from Italy In the course of "a
few weeks, have awakened Il profound
anxiety at tho Vatican, and 1t rs coniectured
that H. Holiness is preparing to select
some Ner residence than Rome. vienna has
been suggested as his probable futurcabode.
whenever his royal authority shall cease
over the three Roman states which have 80
long constituted his temporal dominion.
the particular place Of bis future residence
would seem 10 be matter ot little import
anre' His spiritual functions, which are
after all. the only source OF hig power and
authority In the Church, of which he Is the
recognized Head can as well be exercised in
Vienna as In Rome And white thua refer
ring to the Church of Rome. We deem il
but justice to say, In the language Of an.
other that its influence In this country has
been to pour oil upon the stormy waters of
ciyl aud polslcal strife. Its ministers have
never from their pulpits forgotten their
high and holy Office, nor have they lindled
in the house of God those fires Of sectional
hate which swept the land with fratricldal
war They do not now stir up the unsuh-
sided passions of men aud hound them on
to new deeds Of inhumanlty. Adversely
reforms and puritics churches as well as
men, and the Catholic Church may have
been induced 10 follow the virtues which
eH characterize IT, by its knowledge vi
swiftrplty which, IN ts'own ease, followed
from tho la, remorselessly the departure
'ligious rectltude.
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WALTER TRowBRIDGE,
Custom Boot and Shoe Maker

fsH'@ street one dSsy Ea'f Of Telescope Bylaiag.
NJ akos 90 order All kinds OF Ladies' and Genue.
vi sneh's Nsai, OF the latest styles and best ma
horias nsbiiT
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\ CARD have beenr informed that
some parties Interested In the matter have
told some of my customers that had left
the city and was not Ia the shoe business
any more. take, therefore, this opportu-
nifty to inform my patrons, AMI the public
generally, that am still AT the old stand,
alive and kicking and ready at all times to
sell cheap but substantial work. az manu-
iactners prices, which means. less than
any other house IN the city, Notwithetnnl-
ing the continual rush at my store, am
still prepared, and always will he, to sell
the best made custom work and Eastern
made boots and shoes IT prices to osnit the
closest buyers. RememheE Therefore, s.
Goodman's Boot aud Shoe Store. JIG Main
street Nf
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tEpicAttoN u ANN CAIunMc CurEcu.
Tho new Catholic thrch q Dodson'i
station tSl loln'sy was dcdl ,alcd 10 tho
votjilp OF Almighy God, yesterday. a
mrec nunbt 0f icrSons wcic present to
in The solemn all imposing
cctcmonc-, a large delegation frQn(this
city. Including ,hc llibcuian society, went
ont On a special truih. Bishnp Rosccrdns,
.of Cnr'm0ti onicinled or TO-. intoresllng
occa,iou assisted hy nov. D.J Kelley, pas
tor Of 81. loseph's Church. = as city.
The services were of the mo in,p ssiyn
and appropriate character, ~ congrcgy-
tlou Woshiping In the nco church "
quil umucrons aud u Is PR per to record
the tact here that thoy art. IN u great
measurc indebted to 1hc Voluntary and
lnmlsworthy efforts OF Fatl Kelley Of
Mt city. for the erection of the neat and
commodous church cdince which was yes
terda) dedicated To The worbi0 + ol the JS6d
OF their fathers. = -
The people from Dayton who attended
the dedication ceremonies are under special
obligations to Mr.. Eugene Glcmou and Sr,
Dawson, of .Dodson. for the very liberal
aud generous Nanucr In which they were
entcrtdnod by rhrsc gcntInncn They volS
unfairly furnished q most 'bouniilnl rr1as
Of ilclioacics and 4ubstanliSAs and thelS1b-
crality and Kindness viii Tong be rc1cm-
bcrod by the many who partook ofit.- .
Cs3- Two eminent prClMes ct the Cptho<
lie Church -ArchbishopP Purcr' npHD~hop
Roserrhns-- I'm Ihe. city On AatnnlnN
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TuE CuiNGg. 49, The Marion Democrat
pcrtincntly asks Does the poor man re
member the gosd times he cnioyel Whom
the Democracy were ia power. nocs he re-
member how easily hc supported his tm-
ily by his hborY Docs hc remember the
silver dollara hc received Tor bis work
Has he forgotten the ten pounds oi colleo,
and twelve pound oimcat the sack kofilotr.
the twelve yards ofmuslin, elther Of which
lac might then purchase with the proceeds
Of one days lnhorF'
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lAlonttary aud Commercial.


FLOUR Market gill duh and lircless.
Superilne y still quoted ht S10@l0 75. Ex-
ira grades of wintcr wheat flour h held at
Sll h0dl2 30. Family ranges from Sl2 N
~ Sli 80 for fancy brands
WuEAr-- Market dun aud demand light,
No. winter red il held 81 G56b2 20. No
do, 50 1jG2 20, and extra nt az ~ No
z spring Il held at ~ 1902 -; No atss
356b2 3S nHr
CoRN -rhero continues To be iair de-
mand for old corn Gt soc. for ear. and No..
for shellcl, New " dull, at soc. for ear ~
the lower roads and h10o53c. for shelled.
OATs-We quote No. I at-4ee,,a and No.
at d5c. IN elevator.
RYE--No chnnge to notice IN lilo market
since our last. The demand is only mod
crate. There were buyers of No. at 81 ~
0tl is, but holders were generally asking
~ 20 Extra Is held ut 81 20,
BARLEV-'rhc market s dun. Prime fall
is held at 81 70@l ~; State Spring u quo
ted at 81 25@l 40, rt
IoGs-The rccciW for the last twenty
four hours were 3,200 heat 80 O0dG 6O L.
the range for light to heavy average gross
aud S. 00d7 7hnct. sales nfbOhrnd. aver
age 23j pounds net, at 81 IS.
GRocERiRa The market rules stcaiy and
dull, with only a faii demand. We quote
fair to choice Rio Coffee ut 2G(020Lsc.:
raw sugar at ll4@l5e hard refined at
l66ml5e- and Molasscs at SO@9Oc. foe
Porto Rico.
WusKY--Thc market rules steady Tor
bonded, with good demand. sales 81 SO.
New York Money Market.
New YoRK, November p.
Money active and firm at COZ per cent.
| sterling quiet and firm nc 1890 l09l4.
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SUNDAY liN NENINE Ercfmu s.--O -Oucut the
most intcMLhlg idunre2h tbs religious
srrriccs ot the ghurcho of onF city, is the
SUNDAY evening lecture. OF rev. b. StrcE.
pastor Of ST. Johns Churoh They era
founded upont the principal aud most prom
inent incidents of sacred history, and are
exceedingly interesting ia thcr character
Nr. ). is, we bcllrvc, admitted 10 hr one Of
the most popular and eloquent pulpit ora
tors in this sGeli9pof the west. In thgdea
seriptiyc hc Is peculiarly interesting. Ills
sHbicct Last evening was the death Of Ab-
SALON.. the rcbcllious son of David. King OF
Israel, We have never listened TO dis
course of The Kind more rtplete with his
toric interest or Stirring pathos. 4 large
aud attentive audience was present, The
most gratifying fact conccied with these
lectures IL the very numerous attendance
of young people; and We here repeat what
We have before said, that we know of no
way iiL which the youth of our city can
spend sunday evening more pleasantly
and proitably than in listeningtot these eX-
cellent discourses.
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y ,ITION FOR PARTITION.

4 'tTION FOR PARTITION.
John lie. Shell Emclne Schoenield aud Henry
Nchurif ld ns. Andrew tnss shell, Matilda Wit
mNcr imucl HitmyCr, Harriet RumbeTgor
Ella. !, mbcrger, and Mary CHtharinc shoil,
4unprlOi ,urt of Montgomery Co., %. Case 1886
A'NDE N CAsS SHELL. Matilda Witmyer
\ sans 4 Wiimyer, Harriet RumbcFver, Hias
i.umbri O. and Mary & Shell will take notice
that apo ion was 1lod against them on the 18th
DAY Of ltciuber, 1865 IN the superior Court OF
MontgnL ~ county, Ohio, by John Henry ShOil
Emelinc 'hOenfoid aud Henry Schosnfeld and Is
now pen az wherein thos demand partition OF
fhr foiin uR real estate, to-Wit; situate In the
.....a.tu Montgomery und state OF Ohio all that
sertain et or parcel of land lying In the town
at Man .turg la the county OF Montgomery and
state OF 10, toNylt. being Ia Tot No b3 ON Jacob
krTohoT plat OF said town
Also, b. pt No. As, agroeahly 90 She original plat
OF said g. n
Also. N following BEING part OF the south
hall of seetiuu No. ~, town l, range 0, NJ. rs 4
beginning at a stake on the north boundary OF
aid half section; thence ialt degrees dlA poles
60 n stake: thence 55N degrees ~ poles TO q
stone thence n 8tA degrees li0 uoles along the
pike 10 the place OF beginning, containing ten
acro6, more or less.
G NJ d, ~ hring outlot No, on Isaac rreon's plat
OF out lots which h recorded la Plat Hook "a 20
page iu3, OF Mont ntgumUiy County Records, con,
tanning 1--we acres, more or less.
And that at the next term Of said Court Aftor
forts days from the date Of the first publication Of
this notice, the said John Henry Shell, Emolnc
9ohoeuiold aud Horny Sohocnield, will apply fur
an order that partition may be mgde Of said prem.
l,es accordingly JOIN HENRY sHkLL.
EMELlNE StMOENfELH
HENRY SCHOENfKLD,
ADAM ltAN Attorney se22W0
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.S-lu the Methodist Protestant General
Conference at Pittsburg, the Committee on
the Union of the nom Episcopal Churches
reported IN favor Of uuion on the basis
proposed by the Convention held in Gin
cinnati IN Mny last. The resolutions APP
pended 10 the report were taken up ser-
atm. The first. which declares the consti-
tuition OF the NJ. T.. Church repealed IN AL
its obstrncting parts so as to enable the
Church to adopt iho constitution uad dis
ciplnc agreed upon at Cincinnati wa.
adopted 10y a vote OF thirty-tour gems and
no nays The memhrta of the dcnomna-
zion present. but not belonging 70 the on
ference. were hcu ipqur.tcd TO cNprcNs
their opiuions, ami also voted mmimw-iy
in favor at Che cimcr NJ hri accounts.
the remaining rcumti0n which rrhdt p"
natter ot discipline. were onat lscu -
sion.
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DIR. Il. CONWAY,
s. U RECON DENTIST

IlANlNG REMOVED Ills OFFICE
from Third, 10 SECOND STREET, would rsspect.
fnily inform his friends and patrons thatho nov
prepared 10 render his professional ssrvtcesto IN
may desire them, at his oneo ou sEGONn
sIRtEI opposite the Dayton kationAI Bank.
aur if-Stnd
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DEFY oS.-Lchengburgcr 4
Son, No. l0s Main street, call particular nt-
tentlon to their new and splendid stock of
petition, and viii not be undorsold by any
other house IN tho olty.
BOYS AND YoUrH's CLornINd. An Gu
tire new apartment--th the best in the city
last received by rebcnsburgcr & Son. No.
los Main Street.
FAIl ANp WINTER CIornNG.---A mll
stock of the latest STYLES and best quality.
lust received by !rhensburger a Son, No.
lO3 Main street
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GB-If You want books bound, such as
Magazines, Periodicals, Histories, &C., "a,
any style plain and faney, please cali at my
Bindory. F.W. Meyer. corner OF Main and
Second streets. lmdaw
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~ 1t cease your lro ye angry stars of hcayen
Wind, rain and thunder remember earthly lyutan y
That Stcrnberser's Is the place to get your
oyercoats suits and furnishing goods
no2ldlw
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~ Look at those warm Ogorcoats friend
Sehwar1 Is supplying the people with, ut
81 co. Go and see thom, and youln lnd all
other goodsdIso, Ia hlsmanmoth Establish
ment, la proportion,
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THE DNn.Y hMPlR L.
4otat and aajsctllaurous.

ta" "-co corrected H. Rnud H. @. 1ug
Tnblc, ou liist lh'rc.
GnuiN laipiNtn 1yNup.- The synod
.ot the Guman Reformed Church win conn
mcncc Vt annual e.-iuh In lhc Lutheran
Church on Main street. on Wednesday
evening. noxt uf half past ten O'clock.
6uch OF our citizens as.can accommodate
members " the synod, are rcqucacd go
make the fact known 60 Rev Mr. Buehcr
at his office on Fourth street between Main
aud Ludlow 10y "Wednesday morniiig next.
t8+ The Sanhsky Rcgiac SAWS Chat the
take Erie grape crop this year WINS onc-
Gnh the average. About two hundred tuus
Of grapes for table use have been shipped
from Sandusky during thc season. New
York, Boston aud Chicago took the greatcr
part The average price "as l0lsc.a pound.
The quantity Of wine IS light, The wine
grapes brought from i've to six cents. alit-
tie less than last year.
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Omar tND Coon Boors AND SuoEs.-
There Is not a citizen Of Dayton or Mont
gomery County who IL not Interested ia
having cheap hut substantial article of
boots aud shoes. These arc q necessity,
and to supply the demand, 40 citizen can
do better than To go to VIM. kehm a Bro
No. s. Jefferson street nearly opposite the
Market House, where boots aud shoes
warranted, andnt low rates can be obniued,
Alsoa nice stock of hats aud caps Of the
latest styles. uo2id2wl
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t75- Two eminent prCiMe- cf the Cptho<
lie Church ~ArchbishopP Purccl apHp<hop
Rosccrans--wcw ia The city un saturday
and sunday They were the guests of
Father Kelley ihG esteemed pastor of st..
Josephs Church.
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9is-Tho most popular ElQthlng House Ia
Dayton Is the Eagle Clothtng Store.
fiba.H sisa@. 'sl4+-- .tVai.se, .l
CREAT REDuclIoN.-As we are deter
mined to reduce our enormous stock Of
wnte, clothing especially In overdoatF
therefore we oAer the greatest induce
ments TO buyers ever offered N tli4 city,
We viii sell without regard to price or
cost. Come and conSince YoprelyeS BE-
specially, Iessner & Brother. daw
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3ERK & WAYMIRE,
.<1n4f|1r 80 ~ 111.a Y. A.
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