The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-19
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~ foR SPLENDID HoLIDAYGWrs 80 to
Kline's, on Third street. His assortment Is
the largest and best ever offered in Dayton.
Now is the time to make selections.
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SPLENDID CHRIsrMAs MEATs.--Mcssrs.
Frank Baumhcckel & Co. intend to make
the finest display of Christmas meats ever
seen in Dayton. The animals to be slaugh-
tered for the occasion-bceves aud sheep
can be seen until tomorrow Thursday
noon, at the Union Livery Stable on JeiIer-
sou street. They are giants in their way
b. Il Co. are among our. most popular and
experienced butchers, and none can excel
them in getting up an exhibition Of this
kind. Don't fail to call at Stall No. ., on
Christmas Eve decl0d3t
MEAT FOR THE HonDAYs.-Messr Jacobs
e Brother No. 90 Market street, win have
y splendid display Of meat for the holidays,
consisting of Beef Veal, Mutton and Lamb,
at their stall, No 40 on Christmas Eve.
They have taken special care to make this
the finest and most attractive exhibition
IN this line, and VIC would advise MI to be
on hand at the time stated. We may also
remark that the above firm are not sur
passed by any other butchers in our mar
Set in the style and quality of their meat.
Their store on Market street, as well as
their stall in the market, is always supplied
with the very best articles TO be found in
Dayton. Meats OF the choicest quality can
always be obtained of them outside OF the
holidays. Our clever friend, j. ID. Morri-
son, is the superintendent of the store on
Market street, and will always be on hand
to wait upon customers and give them a
cordial greeting. del0d5
'GERE "EAGLE's'' HOAIDAY SONG.
No. IIs, maia street, Dnyton.
Poor fInRA M'FLfasAY had 'nothmgt to wearr
/ An embarrassing iX, youl agree, for maid;
But III bet the cigars that VI SCHW ARR had been
such a ,hing Of Miss FLORA would not havosacu
For scnNAG2 would have furnished her pant, and
Not exactly the ga,li for maiden so fair
! But better, far better, even thus to he drCst
it ~ - Inv NAi'n itNitA "
Did you ever see soHwARzY-If you "haint'' 20,
| can 20 ft 4'
10 the fine block not far from Market on Main
/ Where he sells his choice goods amazing low
That his customers say; 'HL's GOT cnEAP oN
THE BRAtSH
Full often the buyers say; FRAY Mr.. ScuwAR1,
ASK more for your goods they re so wondronsly
niccr
But vain do they bogl-air S. is too firm
( To be driven to take any more than his prcel
J Pass his door when you may, You will ne'or fall
! A Dig cro1od of customers hurryng there.
! Every one Of them anxious as anxious can be
10 purchase nice goods, and havc something tJ
Wear! 't" a
They enter the store, sometimes, ragoea ana
Soisd.
But@ very few minutes transforms them com
They throw on those garments, all tattered and
spoiled,
And emerge as tne gentlemen out on the street
! And hdies who turned up their noses quite high
! Asthese men sought the store ia their ragged
array, ..
Greet their ogress with smiles unI lovo.lishicd
eye, #N
And in tones low aud lanEuishiug, whisper
good dayi
Then hurry to soHwARz'i Take your greenbacl'
/ along! ~.
Dress yourselfIlkc 0eaae@aa, now while sov
And you'il thank us profoundly for writing thii
song,
And gratefully sing it for many day