The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-10-15
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TnE STATE FAm.-Thc weather opens
auspiciously, to-day, for the State Fair,
which will commence tomorrow. IL it
continues as II is now very large attend
ance may be expected, Eutries are being
made rapidly, and articles forl exhibition
are constantly arriving. The exhibition
will no doubt be the largest and most Mt.
tractiye ever witnessed on a similar ocea-
sion. Mr.. Klippart, the efficient and
gentlemanly Secretary of the State Board
is in the city, and may be found, to-day,
either at the Phoenix House or the Fair
Grounds. Tomorrow morning early the
Office will be opened on the grounds. Our
merchants aud business men are brushing
up their places of business, in anticipation
ofthc great rush Of people who are OK poet
ed TO visit the city. Atthe present writing;
the State Exhibition promises to be a
grand success.
SPoRTsMEN, ATrENrIoN.-C. Ferneding, at
No. 3OG Second, between Main and Jeflelr
son streets, has just received another lot of
those Rubber Hip Boots, just the thing-fo
hunting aud iislling excursions. aim
Sign OF THE "GoLDEN EAGLE."-The
Eagle Clothing Store, No. lis Main street,
is the place to get your clothing. Schwarz,
the energetic proprietor, is bound not to
be outdone in his line. lie has just re-
ceived an immense stock, which, with the
daily additions, renders it the larges6 aud
most fashionable assortment OF clothing to
be found in the city. Special attention is
paid to gentlemen's fall and winter SUITS
of which he has the largest and most
splendid stock in Dayton. A full line of
overcoats of the latest and most improved
styles, and also n beautiful assortment of
boys and children's suits Visitors to the
State Fair are particularly invited to call.
No effort viii be spared to please them as
to style, qualitygmd price. Bentepiberthe
sign Of the "Golden Eagle"
TIE HANLoNs, To-NIGHT.-The celebra-
ted Hanlon Brothers will give their first
exhibition at Huston Hall, this evening.
As we have before unmarked, the enter
tainment given by this troupe are lmap-
proachablc by any other company in this
country or elsewhere. They are free from
everything that could offend the most re-
fined taste, and at the same time cannot
fail TO excite the wonder and admiration
of all who behold them. If our people
would see by far the most attractive and
delightful entertainment of the times, they
will not fail to be at Huston Hall Tonight.
To THE PATRONS OF Arrive would re-
spectlully call the attention of the friends
of Mr.. Geo. II. Wise, TO the fact that he has
Opened n Gallery of Art IN the rooms lately
occupied by w. X. Young, where every
thing has been rehtted in splendid style.
Cartes de Visite, Ambrotypcs, Gems and
pictures of every description taken in all
kinds of weather.
Old pictures copied and enlarged to any
size, and painted in oil colors. Rooms Nos
325 and 327 north side of Third street, near
Main. Std
LADIES FAns.-The la,lies win hold a
Fair in Clegg's Hall, commencing on Tues
day evening next and continuing every
evening during the State Fair. The best of
music will be furnished. The proceeds to
be appropriated to benevolent purposes..s-
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GENTLEMEN-lf you want something to
keep your feet warm and dry, provide
yourselves with pair of Seal Skin lined,
Rubber Bottom, Water Proof high Shoes.
just received at No. 3O6 Second between
Main and Jefferson streets. They are some
thing entirely new in Dayton.
oc15dlm G. FERNRDING.
SOMETHING NICR.-Kline has pretty
novelty in the watch line. 1t is beautiful
specimen of the latest Paris style, in shape
of paddock, wrought in pure gold ard en-.
amel and set with diamonds. 1t is cap
ital time piece, and perfect gem in its way.
eSS-I beat them, before and after the
election, and always will, in selling cheap
er and better made up Clothing than any
house in Dayton. II. Schwarz, l1S Main
street, sign of Golden Eagle.
Munetary and Cnm,nfrfial.
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