The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-07-19

THz GREAT Dry GooDs SALE.-The great
Dry Goods Sale, by Turner q Walker, No.
~ Opera House, opened this morning. The
rooms were early tlTonged with customers,
including a large nulnber of ladies, all
anxious to avail themselves1,of the eoppor-
tunity to purchase goods az The extremely
low prices at which they are goiug of,
Splendid Delanes aud Calicoes are selling
at twenty cents per yard and everything
else at corresponding rates. They have an
immense stock Of choice goods, of the latest
styles, and everybody in want of anything
in their line should call without delay.
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EB-The residence of MIR. Charles Lock-
wood at Eaton, was entered on Thursday
night, of last week. aud his pocket-book,
with $2l5, slipped from under his pillow,
On Friday night the railroad ticket Office
was broken into, hut only few postage
stamps purloined. -h4
An attempt was made on Eidson's store,
but the noise of broken window gave an
alarm, and'the raScals ran. ., e.1,.s
Eaton is assuming some of the airs of Il
first or second class city.
For SALEe-llousc and lot on Elbow
Lane. 81 feet front by 227 feet deep. The
lot is set with aSreat variety of fruit trees
that never miss bearing, berries In album
dance, Of every yaieiy. Good frame house
and stone cellar. stabling for COWS and
horses, two wells OF water and a large
wood-shed. This is one of tile most DIS
siRable pieces OF property for sale in this
city, and will be sold ut a bargain, as the
owner Is about moving on farm, and pre-
fers selling to renting the property.
JAMES KELLY,
jul7dlm Real Estate Agent.
The OPERA HoUsE.-Owing to the severe
indisposi ton of one of the leading perfor-
mers, manager Weaver was compelled to
close the Opera House for three evenings,
including this. But we are pleased to an
nOunce that an entertainment will be given
Tomorrow (Friday) evening, without fail,
on which occasion will be presented the
popular play, in five acts, of "Fanchon, or
the Cricket" n piece. Originally introduced
to Dayton audience by Mr.. II. A. Weaver.
Miss NOcmie de Marguerite will personate
"The Little Cricket a character success
fully represented by her in Philadelphia,
and other large cities. Mr.. II. A. Weaver
win appear as "Father Barbeaud," as origi-
nally played by him in Cincinnati and Day
ton. The rest of the characters are all well
east, and we may expect TO see II large and
fashionable attendance on this occasion. I
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NEBRAsKA.-A correspondent from Ne
braska, who formerly resided in this coun-
ty, ina recent letter, gives some very on
couraging items to those who desire max
ing that portion of the West their future
homes. The soil is Of the most productive
character, being generally prairie. Coal Is
found In great abundance along4the Mis-
souri,, at depth of about seven feet below
the surface, which furnishes all necessary
fuel to all emigrants to this new and grow
ing State. 1t Is said that Nebraska City is
built over a coal mine of considerable ex-
tent, ,n
Agriculture is the principal pursuit, and
the faculties for procuring homes for all,
under the homestead laws, is promoting al
rapid immigration to this portion of the
West. ".'i ""'
The man of moderate means can soon
find himself In possession of home and
all the means OF making his family COM
Portable and happy, lie comes TO be the
owner Of farm by the mere occupation Of
1t for term of five years during which
time he can improve il ia accordance with
the means he may already have at hand.
The Pacific Railroad is progressing rap
idly, and will furnish ready outlet for all
the produce of the country TO the eastern
markets. 1t is now completed ninety
miles west of Omaha City, and is progress
ing at the rate Of one mile day.
The State Constitution has lately been
adopted, and Nebraska adds another star To
the galaxy Of our Federal Union.
westward thestar of Empire takes its wayr
AlthougI-by means of importing ne
grOes and spurious Notes.-The radicals have
succeeded in carrying the State by small
majority, the sentiment of the legal major
ity of the people is in favor of the Union
and of all the measures by which Il NAV
be brought 10 an early, speedy and perma-
nent restoration ON tile basis of the Federal
Constitution. #g{T wpgTur
QUESTION Why Is It Schwarz sells so
many goodsY Because he sells the incest
made up, keeps always on hand large
stock of custom made Clothing, and more
especially sells With very small profit.
anu asks no two prices, at IlS Main street,
sign OF the Golden E-a-g-l-e.