The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1866-12-22
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
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TnE licmcmbcr Brtairal Clcgg's
Hall tc-iight
tBsPoor Larry Hnmis dcal a collec-
ton will DC taken up in 81. .Joseph'schurch
tomorrow, TO dcnNy his funeral expenses,
aud assist his poor wife and children.
Funeral morrow sunday
eH-Rev..L n. Twltehell, formerly ofthls
city, was on Thursday last Installed as the
pastor OF the Congregational Church &c
Mansfield. Ohio.
"a The splendid stercoptican views
win be cShibited at Clegg's Hall to-ni9lt,
COMMON Pleas CoURt.--lnthe easeof Tie
Dayton oniIydraulic Company against viii
liam Harris, the testimony was concluded
and the argument commenced, yesterday
The ease will probably go the jury carly
n the coming week,
PRIzEs Ar ruE FAM Several valuable
prizes win be drawn at the Fair at Clegg's
Hall tonight
CB- The Office of the County Treasurer
at Delphi, Ind, was broken open last week
and the safe seriously damaged in the ef-
fort to break it open. Had the burglars
succeeded in getting into the safe they
would have gaiucd one dollar and aiteen
cents.
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FAIR AT GERMANrowN.-- The ladies' OF the
German Reformed Church in Germm-
town will give Farat the American llo-
tel in that place commencing ON Christmas
Eve. They will ON the occasion, offer for
sale a splendid house tasteiully furnished
and ornamented; and they win offer n
large number Of other attractions.
es~ A large delegation of wool growers
have had am interview with Secretary Me-
Culoch, representing to him that unless
something Is done to protect them against
the present tariff they will have to, sus-
pend business; also that tile House bill
passed at the last session OF Congress is all
the protection they require.
FESTIVAL IN MIAMI ClrN.--1hc Sunday
school Of Davidson Chapel, Miami City.
win hold Il Festival in the Chapel on Christ
mas night. Tho Indies connected with the
congregation have made ample prepara-
tious to make the occasion iuall respects
deserving of public patronage. The pro-
ceeds win bo devoted TO the benefit OF the
sunday school fa
Sr JouN's CmuRCn.-Thc congregation
of St Johns Church viii have no service
tomorrow, Clcgg's Hall being occupied by
the Ladies' Fair now IN progress.
TnE DIkMoNp PMAcEs-The center of
attraction, In the way ofspendid watches,
silver ware and lewclry, is Klino's elegant
establishment on Third street. lie has the
largest and most magnificent assortment
ever seen In Dayton and wo observe that
his store is daily crowded with persons
making selections OF holiday gifts. Ii Is
worth a visit to the place to see the brill
liant array Of articles ON exhibition.
SPLENDID CHRISTMAS LuNCH.--Every-
body knows lhal Fred. Lange understands
how to tempt and crafty the appetite in
the way of good eatinas He proposes to
excel all past efforts ON next Christmas
Day. On that occasion he will furnish, at
the Opera House Restaurant, the most SUI
perb lunch ever seen In Dayton--turkcys,
chickens, quails, oysters and every other
luxury being on the bin Of fare. 1t win
he the incest affair of the Kind during the
holiday season, and those who expect to
enjoy it, must be promptly on hand at ten
o'clock on Christmas morning.
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THE DoUP 1IOusE.--Ihis new and spacl-
Gus hotel, has recently been purchased by
j. +. Donaldson, Esq, real estate agent, for
$4,000, Mr.. Doup, the former proprietor,
retaining the store room and basement on
the east side, embracing thirty-threc feet
front on Second street by ninety feet deep
Mr.. Lentzy, the present proprietor Of the
Franklin House, has leased the property.
aud win take possession onth first of jan
uary. The namewill be changed to that of
the merchants Hotel" Mr.. nentzy is an
experienced and popular landlord, and we
have no doubt will succeed in making the
"Merchant's'a first class hotel.
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The FAIR AT CLEdG's HALL.--The large
attendance at the Fair in Clegg's Hall, last
evening, betokcns the complete success of
the enterprise. The spacious room was
crowded, and every body was delighted
with the entertainment-not only with the
splendid display of articles, but with the
excellent order which Is observed. One of
the chef attractions was the exhibition of
our friend Seebohms Stereopticon Views.