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Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-17
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Wrsklu q rinitg journal.

rs County U,arrnnfs and [1r<enBneEs taken at
their ruling value in payment for subscriptions to this
paper To soldiers in the Government the JouaXA
will he furnished for Grecnbacks at PAE.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-17

PHILos0PHIcALLY.-A Washington correspon-
dent says Coles election received with mark
ed pleasure by many friends, and McDougall took
it philosophically.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-17

BEWARE OF THE FIFTH WIFE.-Benj. Phinney,
wealthy farmer at Rockport, Illinois, was re-
Gently poisoned to death with sirychnine by his
nth wife, pretty girl whom he married six
weeks previously,
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.sOa | SuuLD LIKE To MARRY F'-It is said
there is an excess of Al, ,5s7 females in New York
CITY The last sad song of many Of them will,
be- tOh should Ike to marry p
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-17

An old lady being asked to subscribe to a news
paper, declined on the ground that when she
wanted news she manufactured it.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1866-02-17

tntes a branch of medicine which has NEVER
been sufficiently cultivated, in consequence Of
the >tidousness of the profession who nave apahlo"ei
these specalitics to the unqualified Practi-
tiGners. There exists here power to the i'm
puleuce effronery of men who totally incompc-
ent perform the duties Of their socaed medical practice
thereby infcting mserie degree unparalleled in any
human disorders. The only way to remedy
this the of the public WELL IN
FORMED MEMBER Of the medical profession, le-
SalIy qualified, and who deyotcs his exclusive attcn-
ton arising from the undue excitement Of the
gcnernve organs together with those incidental stages OF
disorder which, when neglected, terminate in the
horribly wasting form Of constitutional dsorganizaon
DOCTOR PERRAULT has paid the most ANX-
I0US AND UNTIRING ATTENTION. for the last EIGHT
YEARS to special branch of study and his mode of
proctcc suggested and improved by experience. and
pcrimcnts made through the medium Of the microscope.
enables him detect the presence Of in the nrinc
We wish To impress those who have failed Of relief else
where that they may derive benefit from examination OF
Seminal Emissions aud Impoteucy, as
well Of el. diseases of the Bladder and Kid
ney and at ascertain the cause Of the pa
complaint prepare the proper remedies for
particular disorder. and according to each
Patients suffering from yeneral Diseases in stage
Pains in the Bones rheumatism or from the effects OF
Mercuri Poisoning. who visit personally will re-
eeve. addition o usual treatment INDICATED
NAPOR BATHS, without fui ther charges This Bath has
nearly superseded all other in Europe Refer
will be given several who avc been cured by this
treatment after having failed with others.
Persons of both who have impaired their health
destroy the vgor of their minds by their mis-
thus deprived themselves Of the pleasures OF
life are informed that consulting DR PERRAULT they
will find friend AMI Physician who has cured many in
every pr Of the who applied broken down in health,
rejoicing in all that makes life desirable ami
man happy References be given hen required. in
the state. from parties who know OF
cured by DE LIZ after IN VAIN trying sever
al ply scans.
Ills Diplomas are in his Office. where all persons
for themselves that they under the Of regularly
qualified rrctifione We have the latest and sae-t rem
ohta,ined at other
nce on this coast Syphilis. Gonorriiea elect Stric-
tures Gravel. the Bladder Enlargement Of the
Testcls liberated Throat. Bones and Nose. Cutaneous
Eruptn Ulcers, Ahscess and other diseases depending
mnnrte, ,,i the blood DR.. PEKRAuLT still retains the
only agency in California Of
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ALBERT BOWLER,
G o n - It A B L E.

Sss oiace-corner Court and Taylor streets
opposite Norcross' Ambrotype rooms.
Bills Collected,
and all business entrusted to him promptly at
tended to. satf
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TRINITY JouRSAL-This excellent and we'll conducted pa
per has passed its Tenth of the best Jonfas
published in the mounains.-Fisom TeteJTdpi
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COUNTY OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
5lutsls, Saluua5, &c.
GREENE'S HOTEL! !
STAGE HOUSE!

THE UNDERSIGNED HAS PCR-
I.NM chased the old and popular stand known
sEssEA as the AMERICAN HOTEL. where he
El.Ge3 will hcnccforth be found ready and will
ling to dcvote his whole attention to the wants
of his old friends and the travelling public
Et39- The Office of the California Stage Compa-
nv has been removed to the House, from
which coaches leave in all directions dali y
Travellers may rest assured that the
Table and Sleeping Accommodations
Will he second to no Hotel in Northern Califor-
ma. A trial of the new Hotel and Stage House
is solicited by
TOM GREENE, Proprietor.
Shasta, June l5. 1865. .3ts.
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A LADY in New York used kerosene IN ne'
stove to boil water with. She is in heaven.
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TO INNALIDS
WHOSE sUFFERINGs HAVE

WHOSE sUFFER'Nes HAVE
been protracted from hidden causes and mai
treatment and who require prompt RELIEF
to render existence desirable.
DIR. }. PERRAULT, GRADUATE OF
Queens College, begs to inform patients
and others seeking medical advice that he may
be consulted personally or by letter in all ca
scs Of Nervous and p steal Debility,
and the various disorders arising from sedenta-
" habits. excess. accident climate, from 0,
A. NJ to T. NJ and from to s, P. NJ, at his
Office, Armory Building, northeast corner Mont
gonlcry and Sacramento streets, Rooms Nos. 8,
10 and IL. first floor up stairs Entrance on
either Montgomery or Sacramento streets.
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Tni>ITT JrRN IThis ms excellent paper las entered
uq Eleventh Volume. Wcare glad to it prospering
Ttc Jo-gSAL is amon. the best Of weekly exchanges
Anator Ledger.
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NO APOLOGY SEEMS REQUISITE for offer
ing to the public advertisement of this kind,
for it is universally acknowledged that the
treatment Of these particular diseases cons'i-
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Muaetary aud GummerfiaI.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI. JUNO |

CINCINNATI, June |.
FLoUR-There Is fair business doing AT
the quotations given, but the market rules
quiet, Superfine we quote at 50 25dg 75 {:
extra. $40 25@ II, and family at $ll 50@l2
80; fancy, Sl3@l4 so. ~
WHEAT--The market is very irregular.
quotations cannot therefore be given Will,
accuracy. No. new red we quote at So 40
@2 80; No. 2 do. do. at 50 500 35, and extra
spring at 81 l5@2 20.
CoRN-The demand for shelled is good.
white shelled in sacks, Zoe; mixed In
sacks. Tic; No. mixed we quote Mt O2m
63c. in elevator. and 7lG172c. in sacks.
OATs---Owing 10 the scarcity of a prime
article, prices are maintained ut 54@58c. for
No. in elevator; No. will bring from
47c. to 4Se.
RYE--A quiet market mt $4,000.
BARLEY-A good article fit for mailing
purposes, would bring 81 80. but of such
there is little Offering.
'GRocERIEs-The market rules steady
and unchanged, with moderate demand at
4629c. for fair TO choice Rio Coffee, l2m
loc. for Raw Sugar; l7@17l5c.. for hard
refined, and 90@95c for Porto Rico Mo-
lasses.
WHsKY--A firm market for bonded at
PIC with a fair demand. Duty paid is
quiet ut 81 -.
SEED--Flax remains firm ut So 60. Timo-
thy dull. and Glover in fair request at Sc
for prime.
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Washington Specials.
WAsnINGroN, Jnnn /

ASHlNGION, June /.
There is prospect that the House Judi
ciary Committee will make a report next
week of the result of their Investigations
As 20 the alleged completely of JEFF. Davis
la the assassination of Mr.. Lincoln. Much
of the testimony recently taken has been
with reference TO the antecedents and char
acters of the witnesses who are relied upon
to make out a case against Davis. The tes-
timony so far Is damaging In the extreme
20 the witnesses thus relied upon, most Of
them being shown 10 be abandoned charae-
tiers. and villains of the deepest dye. MANY
OF them are professional detectives.
The Treasury disbursements for the past
month have been: War Department. ST.
7l0766; Navy Department. $4,9Ol,l75; In
terror Department. Sl.776,3lS.
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Received and adopted. - gfTJ'T
Bills of A. Mcbride, S3G SO; Conover q
Craighead, S47 GO; Peter Lehman. % So, S.
r. Pfonts, S23 SO; John II. 'Shuey,g S23 50
r. q p. f. lehman, $23 50; Nancy Kissin-
ger, $23 50; ID. Pressler, $23 So /; 40. Tyler,
$40 50; McReynolds, SSi 40; and Il. JAS.
Smith for street improvements on Fifth
street, were referred to the Market Master
for collection ti8a3l ,i.itr sa4i.9e"la q
A resolution TO appoint a committee to
confer with the Dayton Gas-light a. Coke
Company, and ascertain upon what terms a
new contract for lighting the city after the
expiration Of the present contract, was laid
upon the table. i ffIfAL (
Messrs. ii. Conover, c. Herehelrode, Jo-
siah Gebhart, ID. Waymire. w. Splckler aud
II, Chambers were appointed Board of
Equalization for the city, for 1896. lrsra
The Bridge Committee reported In favor
of repairing Main street wire bridge; said
Committee were authorized to contract for
the same-the expense not to exceed $4,000.
The Grade Committee were ordered to re-
port the grade of Richard street, from High
TO George street.
Mr.. John Hand was ordered to be notified
not 70 erect any building encroaching on
Slss street and II he persists in doing so,
the olty solicitor to enjoin him from the
special Committee, Messrs. Stephans,
lehman ana Butt, were instructed to CON
tract with Messrs. Raster & Co. for dirt
necessary for filling city property In See
ley's Basin, not to exceed i6c. per cubic
yard.
Council agreed to meet every Friday
evening until otherwise ordered.
A plan for stone culverts between the
western Leyee and Third street bridge was
adopted and the Bridge Conimitte ordered
TO present the same 70 the County Cam
missioners TO ascertain what amount thev
win appropriate for its construction.
Bills allowed; ID, G, l., & Coke Co, 81. .997
81; G. sneyely $l7, Charles Ross 75c. A.
Frederick a Co., S5i 49, 4. w. 0dell $40 I;
ii. ii. Robinson 81 so; r. Lehman sg3 40 !,
+, M. Leas $ls so; J. Stephans $40 CO, and
George Neibert S15 so. -.lFtI4rfI' 4 :
After passage of Appropriation Ordi-
nance, Council adjourned. ~ dll7
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uNIlNTINf WnW " T0Tfr
Oftfer from Governor Cox Muster
ing Out the Ohio National Guard.
The following order dlsbanding the Ma
tional Guard, was issued on the 3lst 81 a
"ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFIcR.
COLUMBUS, ONO, May 81, 1866.
GENERAL ORDER NO. 8.
[ cl. BY virtue Of the Authority Conferred
by IN actlo of the Gehefal Assembly, enti-
tied AN act to enroll the militia of Ohio,
to organize volunteer militia, and to re-
peal certain acts therein named,' passed
April 3 1866, all the officers aud members
of the Ohio National Guard, except as
hereinafter mentioned, are hereby mustered
out of the military service of the State of
Ohio, to date from the I'd day of May, A. ID.
1866.
''2. When not less than twenty members
of any company shall signify their desire
to retaif their organization, those so de-
string to remain In the service will be per-
mitted 70 dos 50 nnder the pflioer salready
commissioned, and At the eSbifation'o Of Ave
years from their original enlistment they
may be mustered out. if
3. Discharges will be furnished to each
and every member Of the Guard desiring TO
be mustered out, and will be forwarded
with the least possible delay to the COM
mandants of companies for distribution.
BY order of the Governor.
"B. Il, COlyEN,
81 y 4 vAdjutNffi GsencraIO OF Ohio"
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NOTICE TO SOLDIERS ANDsAILoRs,

WIIH q I |.TT T-~WUWN UWIWTIT
/ All onfcers, In the Navy who lost clothing by
reason of the destruction Of vessels.
9. All who claim retained Government OF Local
Bounty both Army and Navy.
3, All able, and Ordinary saaHen, who enlisted
In the United States Navy betw the cath OF Feb
ruary and the LIST OfJuly, 1881.
4 All officers Of the army-who recruited ON
conditional Commissioned
Sss yet9rens Ayho hare receiyed h9 ipcr Bounty
a Brunaugh," 102 East Pearl street Cincinnati
ohio, who promise speedy and prompt settlement
of the above claims
MATTHEWS 4 BRUNAUGH.
m7-dS l02 kast Pearl street, Cincinnati, %.
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NOTICE.

susan Layton. Plaintiff vs.. Arthur Layton. De
fendRnt. Montgomery Common Pleas
1NHE defendant will take notice that susan Lay .
! ton has nled y petition for Divorce, against
him, IN the Court OF Common Pleas OF said connfV
and that an application viii be made at the June
term OF said Court for decree upon tue Rrounds
s.--l.. Susan LAYTON
W. ~, HELNILLk, Any Tor fln. ~ mefW0
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The House Committee Yesterday dis
cussed the Mexican question: General Banks
presiding. The resolution strongly re-af-
ilrmed the Monroe doctrine N was pro-
posed 70 sell Mexico arms and ammunition,
and take bond in pay, An effort was also
made 10 have Congress indorse the Mexican
S50,000000 loan. No conclusion reached,
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Tobacco Convention.

LOUISVILLE, June !.
In my dispatch yesterday your printers
make the fine manufacturing hogsheads of
tobacco that took the first premium sell for
S05 when IL sold for the unprecedented
price of $3.50 per hundred pounds The
sales of premium tobacco at three of the
warehouses took place to-day ut an advance
of five cents on fine grades and one-and-
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LEGAL NOTICE.
II pursuance Of an order OF the Probate Court of
Montgomery County, Ohio | Will offer for sails
at public auction, on 80
Saturday, June 30, 1865, stH


Saturday, June 30 1865,
Between the hours of two and four O'Clock n m
upon the premises six miles west OF &c f1nAnto1yn
on the county line road, the following described
real estate, situate In said county OF Montgomery
to-wtt; beginning eleven poles and three Infs
from the section line east or the southwest corner
Of the southwest quarter OF section No six town ].
ship three, and of range four, east; thence north
ave degrees, twenty poles, TO a corneri thence
north eighty 1--WE degrees. east sixteen poles 10 4
corneri thence south Ave degrees east twenty
poles 10 corner; aud thence south eighty 1--WE
degrees west sixteen poles TO the place OF begin.
ming, containing two acres of land
There Is upon the premises a good dwelin,
house stable and other out-buildings, and a gene.
raj variety Of hearing fruit trees Gle
The premises have been appraised Al four hun
thirds of that amount. wv
Terms OF sale-Ono third Casht one third On ,..
year ana one third In two years from dHy Of sAle
with interest, To b. secured by mort gage upon the
premises. JOSEPH XI1IS6N ~
administrator Of Henry Wl1lers deceased
GEORGE W MoYRR, Attorney n25d5,y y b. .
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THE D.Af,L Z EMPIRE.
DIVINE SERVICE ar Cnrao's nALL poz

DIVINE. SEItyIcg ar CLEa0's HALL T07
MoRRow-The congregation of st. Johns
GCT-Beys y stock, puaofr-wlil worship m
Cleggs Hall te-morrow at half-past ten o.
'3 clock and iY ilfr kt@dn9 ht fheus,ial hour.
The subject of the evening lecture win
be announced at the close OF. the morning
service, Let the friends OF the congrega-
tion take notice and be present.
az Carriage Black smiths and trlmmers
wanted. Enquire Of
det LANGDoN &Bno,
3td No. 7s Main st.
b" Law CARD-The professional card Of
Francis G. Bigelow, Esq, will be found in
our columns. Mr.. B. formerly resided at
Lancaster, Ohio, and has recently located
in our city, for the purpose Of practising
law. He comes highly recommended as a
gentleman OF fine legal attachments, and in
all respects worthy Of the esteem and con-
fdenee Of his professional brethren here,
from whom, we doubt not, he win cordially
receive the right hand of fellowship. u
..n r
How TO AVOID CHoLRRA.-An exchange
makes these sensible suggestions to persons
who are anxious to avoid cholera, should
1t make its appearance this summer Don't
get it on the brain, and to this epd don't
read sensational stories about. Endeavor,
ifpossible to keep a clear conscience, aud
al two or three clean shirts Rise With tho
lark, but avoid larkg in the evening. Be
above ground in all your dwellings, and
above-board in all your dealings. Love
your neighbor as yourself but don't have
too many of them in the same house with
your ..'
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Valuable Farm for Sale

I OFFER for sale my farm, consisting Of one
Il hundred and ia acres OF splendid land situat-
ed IN Mad River alley, one mile south OF Osborn
improvements have undergone u thorough repair.
ing this springi all communicate by lane with
running water, making IL one OF tho most desra-
bic IN the neighborhooa For terms etc address
; y Bennett, Fairfield o.. or ID X. Green salem.
Illinois Inioy,sl,,-
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A SINGULAR Observation-Disclosures the
rains of Herculaneum and Pompeii, iately
SO much disturbed by curiosity seekers, q
spiral column was found, a short time ago,
covered with hieroglyphics, which no one
could interpret. 1t was finally sent to
Paris, when savan' declared 1t to be the
following inscription: Buy your Boots
and Shoes at Goodman's, 40 Main street,
Dayton. 1Ni 1o i'<fhi iu2d3
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Large & Well Arranged DWELLING
ATLANTA HOUSE,
No. 90 MARKET STREET.
DAYTON, o.

DOARDlNG BY THE WEEK AND
MEALS AT ALL HOURS Choice Cigars and
Liquors at the Bar.
Lunch Ecery-ddy at 10 O'Clock.
JACOB wAGGoNER,
apr tom Proprietor
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-lpRY suMMrn.--Mr. M Iinhlnet ErroennelIbl elIb.

iDRY SUMMER.--Mr NJ. Babinct, French
man, prophesies that the coming summer
VIII be marked with extreme drouth. All
the springs, he states, will be dried up,
"for when there Is no snow there are no
fountains" 1t is the snow which moistens
the earth interiorly. Rain water does not
penetrate sufficiently, being carried of rap
idly by evaporation, except in the wooded
districts. Ea
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Treasurer's Notice.
To the Tax Payers of Montgomery
County, Ohio.

EL,,o13I,{LOElT TlIIId Il ~
Iub BOOkS arc now ready, and we will attend
i TO receiving taxes for 1885, durinKo Nee Hours
at the Treasurer's once M you ult your con,
yenience you will call before the rush which rem.
ders IL very unpleasant during the last few weeks
Of the time specified by law. Remember that one
half OF the Taxes remain unpaid and is to be paid
by the 10Th OF June, or the penalty will be added
AS authorized by law. DANIEL STALEY.
m9d3 Treasurer OF Montgomery Co, o.
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The Cholera Excitement - Eight
Deaths and Fif'ty-ninc Cases Yes
tcrdny.
NEw N,oRK. .Jnne /

Or. Bisscll's report To-day shows that
ffty-nine new eases aud eight deaths from
cholera have occurred on board the Peru
Wan and Union since the last report, leav-
ing nlnety-seven cases on the hospital shin
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SANDUsKY AND CINCINNATI RAILROAD
We have heretofore referred to the reorgan-
ization of this company, and the Sandusky
Register, noticing the same fact, says;
THE Importance of this project to San
dusky and the towns along the road from
here to Dayton cannot easily be ovcr-esti-
mated. !, The Sandnsky and Cincinnati
road when completed. as we believe it will
De within twenty months from the present
time, VIII form freight and passenger
line from Cincinnati to the Lake through
one of the wealthiest portions of the State,
over route remarkably level, and shorter
BY forty-eight miles, or about one fourth,
than the present through route via Colun-
bus to Cleveland. With this immense saw
ing in distance by rail, and our unexcelled
facilities for lake shipment, it can be easily
seen that as route for through freights
from the Soutb-as a connecting link be-
tween the lakes and the Ohio river, this
new short line cannot fail TO attract and re-
tain freighting business which of itself
would render the enterprise flrst-class
success" a .lf..Il.
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FOR RENT

TWO mont rooms, tsuitable for an office and
= sleeping room) In the building occupied by
Ihe ONO Insurance Company. northeast corner OF
@Ihin @ AMI Jefferson streets. Inquire of WILLIAM
DlCkE1 President. or W. II. GILLESPIE Sec
retary, Ohio Insurance COMPANY m9dtT
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F. O r. s A l. e !.

The large and beautiful farm belonging to
Jefferson Patterson's Estate !
And adjoining this city the south, has been di-
vded into -.... .u. II0' ~
30 Lots, Ranging from / to 30 Acres,
Particularly adapted to
BUILDING AND GARDENING PURPOSES,
Aud viii bs offered at sherir's Sale at the Cour,
House, IN the city of Dayton, on
Saturday, June lG 1906, al t,ro o'clock p. AZ.
All OF the above is very desirable property, the
greater part being under fine cultivation well
watered and under good fence. The attention OF
Of obtaining ground particularly adapted 10 thelT
purpose; the soil being Of excellent quality tn.
water facilities superior, and the markets very
convenient. Part OF this property Is elevated wood
ihhd'and very suitable for building sies command
ing broad anil beautiful view of Dayton and the
Miami valley The homestead lot includes iny
acres, with
Large & Well Arranged Dwelling,
Beautifully and oharmlngly located a fine barn
carriage house. and other out buildings good well
cihtern and never failing springs; also fruit oi
various kinds and choicest varieties, including n
vineyard and orchard in full bearing The i'm.
proyements ON this lot manifold and valuable
very durableand in the best condition Plats OF
the above property can be seen at ihe SHERIFF :
ofiee and on the premises. -
N;B-TERMS OF SALE-one- -nfth down and
the balance In 1--WE annual payments with interest
at six per cent. from day of sale. ml5TuThASts
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HUsToN HALL.-The grest attraction at
Huston Hall, next week, will be the ap-
pearance Of Ski6 & Gaylord's celebrated
Minstrel Troup on Tuesday aud wednes-
day evenings.
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LAKES CmoUs.--Remembe that Lakes
Mammoth Circus viii exhibit in Dayton
ON Saturday, June 8. 1t Is an immense in-
stitutiou, and Of course everybody expects
10 see 1t. ..,,...
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sB- The Defiance County Agricultural
Society offers premium Of i've dollars for
the best worked road district in that
county. ptlea 1a .mn D. e i.'
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The Urband Union says Joseph Conner
was shot and badly wounded by man
named Ambrose, at ST. Paris, on Monday.
A woman was at the bottom of the diff
'uiIy hgMB224l LgAI23 W3N
WANTED.-Half a dozen young ladies to
learn the Millinery bpstness, at the popu
lar Millinery establishment Of Mr.. Gabrid
Haas, No. 1886 Second street, (AHss Good
mans old stand.) al3-dtf.
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GH-Linen Busters at all prices, at IL.
Schwarz', llS Main street.
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Pa1Hat11ag!Pa1nti1as
Get your painting done by
KUHNS & McHENRY,

No. 81 FOURTH STREET, bet Main 4 Jefferson.
All kinds of work in their line promptly attended
70. CLAIMING and MARBLING done in the
highest style of the art. Ceilings calcmined in a
superior manner. All kinds of Sign and Orna.
mental work peAtly done EHfsFI mi7dfm