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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-22
Rednesdnn Mnu 20. 1860
NOTICE IN PARTITION.


John KShler. etal In tho Superior Court
William stibleton. ct al OF Montgomery Co., Ohio
NOTICE is hereby iven to the following named
l defendants In this case to-wit William Stlb-
Teton, John StibetOn. and Jacob Stibicfon OF Peru
Indiana, George StibHtoH. OF Jefferson COUNTY
Iowa, Henry stibleton, taged ls) of Montgomery
county, Ohio, Mary Kemp, (aged ~ John Kemp
lsgod TO- George Kemp, llged 9 and Jacob Kemp
stibleton. widow OF solomon Stibleton deceased OF
Montgomery county. that petition was nled
against them BY John Kohler and Mary Kohler his
wife Samuel Stlbleton and Jesse Stibleton on the
20tl day OF April A. ID. 1896 In the Superior Court
OF Montgomery county. Ohio. and is now pending
wherein the aid petitioners demand partition oi
the Following real estate, to.wit;
south east quarter OF serton (s5 town (4l range
l5l east. &cy bounded by beginning at stake In
Walther Hemstetter's west line OF VI poles NORTH
of the south line of said quarter and running
thence with Iler's north line south 81 west %
poles TO a stake In John Meyers east line; thence
with said east line north 81 , west - poies 10 a
stake thence north 81 cast 20 poles 20 q stake In
said west line south 3e east "a poles 10 the place
Of beginning, being the middle Tot OF the tract OF
ten acres soil 10 Jacob SubetOn by Edward
Wampler, out OF which is reserved a riaht of WaV
~ feet wide along the whole length Of the east
line of the tract hereby described Tor the use and
oongenienee Of and As an appendaEe 10 tho lot In
mediately north of said tract
ton 0f forty days IRON the nling Of said petition
application will be made by the said petitioners
Tor an order that Partition may be made OF said
premises. HOUk a MCMAHON
n ..I Attorneys for Petltioners
April ~ 1855. a2i-dtwAw6W.Ss
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MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

'eN MAYORS OFFICE; Nay fs isSo.
TO the Gaseas Of Davtohs .E.IJTsi
ident and members OF the City Board Of Hea Iii
KENNEY, Mayor OF dayton, do lssuc the Following
,9TN u PRocLAMATIoN
q WHEREAs; There is Just cause to believe tltst
malignant or infectious diseases fast approach
ing us, and for the purpose of being prepared I'M
the best possible manner for cases such Cholera
or small PoX, the owner, tenant, hea OF family,
or proprietor of any house, building within the
limits of the city is required by the law and Ordi-
nance OF the city, to have or permit as soon as it
any person In or about their premises has any ma
lignant or infectious diseases such as small pox
or cholera, yellow nag 10 be put up IN n promi-
nent and conspicuous place on the premises TO
near. Any person guilty Of displacing any such
flag until the cause for putting IL there is entirely
removed, viii beliable 70 1ne of $40 and costs
All physicians, commanders of canal boats and
fee houses are required in accordance with sec
tion ont, of an ordinance regulating reports in.
certain cases TO report, in writing, to the Mayor
without delay, every case which may come tn their
existing within the limits or vicinity Of the City,
together with the names and residence. of each
such case
1t is also required that the parents or heads Of
that has not been, or in the opinion of their family
physician require It, vaccinated as as possible
All persons haying any malignant or contagious
expose themselves the public streets or 20 into
any house where persons will he in danger Of tax
ing said disease before they shall have received a
certificate from some physician, that they are past
any danger of contagfon are liable on conviction
dollars. JONATHAN KENNEY
NIP ,, Mayor of Dayton
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The steamship Cuba, from Liverpool on
the 18th. 1td Queenstown on the 18th, ar
rived here to-day, en- route to Boston.
GREAT BRrTAIN.-The financial panic cul-
minated late on Thursday afternoon. the
tenth, In the suspension Of Overend, Guer-
ney a. Co. Their business was converted In
August last into a limited liability compa-
ny. with limited capital of E5,000,000. of
which El,500.000 was paid up. The liabii-
ties are stated at from fl0,000.000 TO fl2,-
100000. The breakdown Is attributed TO
heavy speculative sales of shares, which
forced them down from ten per cent pre-
MUM to discount. Depositors then be-
gan to get alarmed and draw; on the tenth
II was very severe. II..
Application for assistance was made at
the Bank of England. but the Governors
declined to grant any, on the ground that
it would be vain IN crisis like the present
to assist one establishment unless they were
prepared to help other applications as we'll
IL was too late to make call on the share
holders or take any other step. The doors
of the establishment were consequently
closed.
The failure does not compromise. the
Guernsey Bank, At Norwich. On the fol-
lowing morning. the llth, intense excite
ment prevailed in the financial circles of
London, Liverpool. and other centers. and
business was almost suspended. The Times
of the 18th, In its city article. says: THE
Bank of England yesterday raised It's rate
of discount from eight to nine per cent.
and charge for special advances to ten.
The pressure, even at these terms, was
enormous. and IL was only on unexceptlon-
able bills that any accommodation could be
obtained"
Later in the evening 1t transplred that
the Government had resolved TO suspend
tha hunE-ah rfar NOT
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GREAT SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-We would
call attention to the sale of the Patterson
Estate, which is to take place on the 18th
OF June next. The property embraces the
large farm of the late Col. Jefferson Patter-
son, located on the Southern border of the
city, and is one Of the most desirable and
beautiful situations in the vicinity of Day
ton. The farm has been divided into lots
particularly adapted to building and gar
dening, and will be offered at Sheriffs sale.
at the Court House. on the day above
named. a.l..Fie
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Great Fire in New York.

issl.t Ntw, YoRK. May 22-2 80 Am.
The Academy Of Music Is In mass of
ruins, together with the Medical Uhiver-
slty, large stone building adjoining. on
Fourteenth street; also Time 4 Co.'s plano
warehouse, corner Third avenue and Four
teenth street. - c- -Vr GE
IL extended across Third avenue 10
wooster q Co.'s plano warehouse, which
wax nearly destroyed. The Lutheran
Church on Fifteenth street was also con-
sumed. Several other large buildihgslcon-
tlguous to the Academy were burnedm
IL Is impossible to determine at this hour
the entire loss, but II will probably reach
from three TO four million dollars.
One steam fire-engine was burned. but
no lives as yet reported lost.
There was performance of an opera at
the Academy tonight, but It terminated an
hour previous to the fire breaking out.
The firemen have got the fire under way,
now, and will confine IL to the above
limits,
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The "SHARPsHooTERs."- The organlza-
tion of our German fellow-citizens known
as the ''Sharpshooters'' held their annual
festival in Edgar's Grove, a short distance
south of the city, on yesterday. The day
was fine, and everything passed off pleas
antly. Target-shooting was the main fea-
ture in the diversions of the occasion, but
dancing and good cheer generally had a
place among the amusements of the day
Besides the association, there was large
concourse present the gathering number
ing several hundreds. In observance of an
excellent and time-honored custom among
our German friends, the members of the
association had their families with them to
participate in the recreations, and enjoy
ments of the day. The married men took
their wives and children, and the young
men their sweet-hearts. This Is a custom
worthy to be initiated on all occasions Of
this kind. Nothing occurred to disturb
the festivities, and all returned to their
homes with the cheering consciousness of
having spent a day of innocent recreation
pleasantly and proftably. f,.1 Du
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REVIVAL OF LOST Arrive see IL
stated that Mr.. Disman, of Upper San
dusky, Ohio, has discovered the process Of
hardening copper, and has secured patent
for It,, The art Is supposed to have been
lost since The days Of King Solomon. The
material is properly called silicated copper,
and can be worked without friction. All
necessity for oiling machinery made from
1t is obviated. The writer says the Cleve-
land, Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad is
now testing lhe prepared metal, and In case
Of Its success are prepared to give the
inventor $4,000 for its use on their road.
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THK CONCERT LAST EvESISo.-Th grand
Gift Concert for the benefit of the school Of
Emanners Church, took place last evening
at Huston Hall, and we are pleased to re-
cord the fact that ID was In all respects q
most gratifying success. The, music. both
vocal and Instrumental, under the direction
of Prof Fischer, Was excellent, and re-
1ected the highest credit upon the per-
formers. The vocal duett, "Sweet Visions
of Childhood" by the Misses Helirich, was
a gem in its way, and was highly ap-
plauded. The exercises throughout gave
the most perfect satisfaction to all present
We arc pleased to learn thas in pecuniary
sense the expectations of the managers OF
the Concert were fully realized. The funds
thus raised will be faithfully applied to the
object contemplated. ..1ni
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JUNE TAxEs.-Now is the time for the
payment Of the June Taxes. The County
Treasurer has advertised that his books are
all ready, and he is prepared to receive and
receipt for the above taxes. Taxpayers
should bear this in mind, and call and pay
up promptly. 1t is much better to do II
now when they can be waited upon imme-
diately and make payment without loss of
time, and not wait till the last moment, as
too many are in the habit of doing, when
the office is crowded.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-22

LUNCH To-iaqRRow. Tho incest lunch Of
the season win be served up tomorrow
morning at ten o'clock, at Knecht's Saloon,
ON Third street, opposite the Xenia Depot.
Turtle Soup young squirrels, frogs and all
the delicacies and luxuries Of the market
will be on the bill Of fare. Uncle Adam
knows hoy to get up these things iH the
eststyleland those who attend may lex7
pect to find everything to tempt the palate
OF the epioure. All his friends are invited.
Co.
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TOWNSHIP TRUsTEEs.-We call the atten-
tion of interested parties to the following
clause from the Laws Of Ohio, passed at the
last session Of the Legislature. 1t will be
seen that the Township Trustees have to
furnish the revenue stamps required by law
on the bonds of supervisors and other off,
GERS Of the township.
l2C. That the trustees OF the several
townships In this State shall procure all
revenue stamps required by the laws of the
United States TO be placed on the official
bonds of all township officers, and pay for
che same out of their township funds, and
all revenue stamps for the official bonds Of
officers of cities and incorporated villages
shall be paid out of the city or village treas
urles. 9HC& arc #FgA4
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WINEs- AND LIouoRs.- J. V.
Nauerth & Son, No. l0S Main street. ad-
vertise a very choice stock Of imported
wines and liquors, at wholesale and retail.
These articles are all of the most celebrated
brands and are warranted pure and genu-
Inc. They have also n very fine stock OF
canned and dried fruits, and general as
sortment of choice articles for family use.
Their establishment is one Of the incest aud
best arranged In the city. n
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THE D4lLr EMPIRE.
DEMOCRATIC SYATV CONVENTION.
THURSDAY, MAY "a, fase.

The Annual State Convention % the
Democratic party Of Ohio, will be held hi
Columbus, on Thursday, the 24th day
of May, 1865, TO transact such business
rs may come before It. and to put In nomi-
nation candidates for the following State
offices:
SECRETARY OF STATE; |
JUDGE or THE SUPREME CouEr;
MEMBER OF THE BOARD o< PUBLIC WORKS.
The basis of representation for the ap-
portionment of Delegates Is as follows
One Delegate for each county; one for
every .fve hundred Uotes given for General
GEORGE W. MORGAN for Governor. last Oc-
tober; and an additional one for every
fraction of t,co hundred and fftI and up
ward. In accordance with this apportion-
ment, Montgomery county will be called up
on TO elect eleUen delegates.
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A RARE CHANCE foR BLACKSMITH AND
WAGON MAKER-I will sell one full set of
new Blacksmith Tools, and one set Of new
Wagon Makers Tools, with Iron and Coal.
It Is one of the best stands in the city and
has good run of work at the present time.
Two good shops can be had for any length
Of time. Price low. Apply to B. Best, No.
l07 Jefferson street. m2ld1w
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FASHIONABLE WoMEN.-The New York
Express says: If any one can truthfully
adduce the existence of class more hope
lessly and unmitlgatedly extravagant in
every sense Of the word than New York
belle, We should consider him benefactor.
since it would imply a community Of suf-
fering which is generally considered a
material mitigation in the case of afflicted
humanity. Formerly the martyr husband
or father of one of these butterflies found
limit to his tortures when he had in
vested his idol in the latest aud most ex-
pensive novelties; but now, unsatlstied with
such easy conquests, the votary Of fashion
subjects her victim TO such thorough de-
pietions, that we stand aghast at the in
genuity which invents and the selfish
obstinacy which exaets such constant and
fatal drains on the powers of the family
bread winner. The highest ambition of a
member ofthis class In our day was limited
to an elegant and 'Techerche" toilet, hand
some house and stylish equipage. Now.
this stylish passion is carried through so
many ramifcations that tits impossible to
follow our insatiate leader, and we soon
find ourselves wrecked on waterfall. or
poisoned with French supper. Nor does
this empty, miserable, wasted life by any
means imply wealth. On the contrary,
hundreds Of families, with no means Of
support but the precariOus products of the
husbands or fathers brains, live on from
year TO year In this manner, preparing for
the matrimonial market these expensive
playthings, which must prove In most
cases so many millstones around the necks
oftheir husbands. The Lord deliver us
from one of them" LNf fNS
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CB-The lower house of Congress has de-
cided In favor of Columbus Delano retain
ing his seat as member of Congress from the
18th Ohio District. By resolution, the sum
of fifteen hundred dollars was voted to Mr..
Follett- the contestant, to pay mileage and
loss of time ~ III 81 4 2 fi VIZ
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asluuetary aud e,ommerfial.
Cincinnati Markets.

'.' CINCINNATI, May u.
FLoUR-Therc Is dull aud heavy feel
Ing In the market and nothing doing only
In small way. confined almost wholly to
supplying the wants of local dealers. Su-
perflne Is held at 5000 30; Extra, SlO@l0
70; and Family, Sll@l1 90. f
WHEAT-The market is dull and unsettled,
very little doing; buyers are holding back
for lower prices, and quot ations are entirely
nominal. Wisconsin and Milwaukee spring
is held at 81, but would not bring over Si
80. No. new red is held at 90 25; old do.
81 45@2 60. according to quality. rr,8
CoRN-The market Is dull No. mixed,
In elevator, Is quoted at 5S@59c.; in sacks
89@70c.
OATs-Are steady with moderate de-
rnand at Acc. for No. l, and 42c. for No. Q.
RYE-A dull market at 75@a0c.
GRoCERIEs-The market has not under
gone any change since our last of impor-
tance. We quote fair to choice Rio Coffee
at 22@2719c,; raw Sugar l2@1416c.; hard
refined. l6M@l634c- and Molasses, 90@95c.
for Porto Rico. '"
WHIsKY--The market is quiet, with fair
demand at 81 81, duty paid, and 23c. in
bond. y 'A r'.
SEED-There is good demand for Flax,
and the market rules firm at 50 55.
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TOLEDO RECoRD.--This valuable Demo-
cratic journal has changed hands. Mr..
Higgins has sold the office to w. l.. Gless-
ner. Esq, late editor of the Hancock Cour-
Ter, The excellent reputation for ability
and efficiency of the Record will be fully
maintained by Mr.. Glessner.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-22

SHOOTING AFFRAY.--We learn that Diff
Guilty occurred this afternoon In the bar
under tthe Huston Building, be-
tween Charles Murray and Samuel Cross.
As Murray was leaving the place he was
fired upon by Cross, but escaped without
injury. Weknow nothing of the origin of
the difficulty.
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NOTICE.

LII persons are hereby cautioned not 20 receive
n note for one hundred and flfty six dollars
dated Novem Der ., 1855 signed by John A GebhaFt
and David HetEel and made payable 10 Reuben
Z. brubeker, six months aiter date as the same
has already been paid In null By the andersigned
miewst . JOHN A. GEBHART
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NoRwALK ExPERIMENT-We are pleased
to notice the enlargement of the Norwalk
Experiment, the organ of the Democracy of
Huron county. We hope it may meet the
success it deserves. fr
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The immigration now flowing into
the Northwest from the East, the South
and Europe, is unprecedented. The rail-
road trains from the East swarm with inn
migrants many Of whom are of the better
class. 1913
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JusT REcETvED.-Lessner q Bro, No. 1902
Main street. have just received large and
splendid stock of Spring AID Summer
Clothing, which is offered at very low
figures. rGentlemSn win tind Il to their in
terest 70 cali and ekah,:ne sne stock before
purchasing elsewhere. This is the place to
buy. ltd&w
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FARMERS. TAKE NoTICEii
BUCKWHBAT SEED FOR SALE.

THE undersigned have received a large quantity
Il of BuCKWiikAT SEED, suitable for seeding
which they oner for sale. fArmers send In your
ORDER m1Siiwawa GROSS q KISSEIL.
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ARRIvED.--Those new styles of Fenian
Suits, can now be had at the Eagle Cloth
ing Store, l1s Main street. m14dlw
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Seizure OF Fenian Arms at Erie,
Pennsylvania.

"IVNI ~ NEW \ oRK, May q.
A dispatch from Erie, Penn, says, that
eighty-seyen cases of arms, belonging to
the New York Fenian Senate, have been
seized in that city. They were consigned
to j. +. Cronin, head center of that county.
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eB- DINING Room GIR1s wanted at the
Phoenix House, The best Of wages win be
paid. m17d3
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eB-The GAINESVILLE Signal understands
that the Ohio State Teachers Convention
will meet in that city early in July.
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tB-The residence of DR.. Goodson, in
Milford township, Defiance county, was
destroyed by fire a few days since.
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YouTR,s AND CHILDREN's CLoTnISG.--A
full assortment of the latest styles and pat
terms, can be found at Lessner &c Bros.
Clothing Store, No. l02 Main street.
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Thomas Brown, formerly editor Of
the Ohio Farmer, at Cleveland, is said to
have received the appointment of private
Secretary to the new Collector Of the port
Of New York. lasa'ifls- 4
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A CARD.-As have rented my rooms OH
Third street. and have only a limited time
to remain, therefore | will sell the balance
of my stock regardless of cost.
i' m18dlw diiI.r P.iA.LAFEE,
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For Making Sugar.

IRON FURNACES--AT VERY LOW
PRICES. AT CHRISTOPHEH g. SPIELMAN'S.
8l3 Third street. They will save time labor and
wood IN boiling sirup and cooking food for farm
stock. Trhey are light and portable
Also, a great number Of pans for boiling sugar
water. Call and see for yourselves. feb2iwtf
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-05-22

WASrED--Half a dozen young ladies to
learn the Millinery business, at the popu
lar Millinery establishment of Mr.. Gabriel
Haas, No. 1886 Second street, miss Good
mans old stand.) al3-dtf.
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SUMMER SUTs.-Gentlemen In want Of
Summer Suits of very superior quality and
style, can obtain them of Lessner & Bro,
No. l02 Main street, at very low prices
Call and see them. ti ltd&w
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FIRST OF THE SEAsoN.-Nice spring
chickens will be served up at all hours. at
the Atlanta House, No. 30 Market street.
~ mlBdtf
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$25,. Bartlett Sewing Machine.

II licensed under patents Of Howe Wheele, a
~ Wilson, GrJver Baker, and Singer 4 o.,
and the only cheap machine In the United sta tes
four motion Upder-Feed
We want gonts % sell them. VIII pay $50 to.
S2OO per month, or allow large Commissions. VIII
send Machines, 10 be paid for wheL sold. For Cir
cuiars, TermsI NC, enclose stamp and address
FAGE LhOT Tt EhS. General Agents,
AZ either Of our onices, Philadelphia, Pa, Toledo.
Ohio, or ST. Louis Mo.
"sews vi tn double or single thread. '-SctsHttfs
Asssrto0Ss. aisdlmW2m
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THE SISTERS FAm.-Clegg's Hall was
well filed last night, on the occasion of the
opening of the Fair of the Sisters Of Char
ity, Notwithstanding various other places
of ainusements claimed the attention Of the
people. The lady managers Of the Fair
have spared no pains to get it up in the best
possible manner, and we can not doubt
that 1t will be complete success In secur-
Ing the object In view. There are &variety
Of valuable articles to be disposed Of during
the Fair--among them splendid piano,
chairs, sofas, &C. The Hall Is beautifully
fitted up, and everything Is done to render
an evening spent there agreeable to all.
Among the other attractions Is Soda
Fountain, handsomely decorated. and fur
nished by Mr.. n Dinner. We trust the
Hall win be filled tonight. The object Il a
most commendable one. Open your purses
for the benefit of the little ones. Nothing
is lost to the giyer, which is bestowed in
charity a.. l,inr .J
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FOR RENT.

Two front rooms, Suitable for an oilice and
tbe pSsIp room' IN shs building oeeSPed ~
Third and jefferson streets Inquire of VILLA NJ
DICkEf, President, or w. IL. GILLESPIE Sc G.
retary, Ohio Insurance Company. medti'
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tss- If you want to be suited in fashion
and low prices. go to Schwarz' for clothing
ml0d6awl 4I r
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rE-Garroters are on the increase In Gin
cinnati.
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Treasuxer's Notice.
To the Tax Payers of Montgomery
: e ~ County, Ohio.

rINHE BOOKS are now ready, and we viii attend
il to receiving taxes for 1885, duringOn1ce Hours,
ut the Treasurer's Onice. II you consult your
ders II very unpleasant during the last few weeks
of the time specified by law Remember that one
half OF the Taxes remain unpaid and ls 10 be paid
II anthorized BY law, DANIEL srALEY,
mQi3 Treasurer OF Montgomery Co o.
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JusT REcErvED.-Another large lot OF
Mems and Boys new style Spring aud
summer Hats and Caps, to be sold at great
iy reduced prices.
@. FERNEDnSG,
500 Second st., bet. Main and Jefferson.
m1Sd2 HflJiIff f1. rTf-
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What length ought lady's crinollne to
beS A little above two feet.-N. Y Post.