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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1866-04-14
History CT the Rebellion.
IlEADLi.l - HISTORY on the " Ar,

uEADLt.N - HISTORY on the " AR.
'I'IiE undersigned having procured an ascL
Il - .'T iAl- Valuable work for q portion oi
laitiino.c .nt !itriuti ,'guiie- will IN u very
'h"rt iiinr va. ilr l""Pi" 81 the county sole.
.tug -ubs' ril 'i"L- tn'r'i"r. / will BE- a true
and iait;i I. story Il Vent. they have trans.
p.rei -.,ee Agr.l i>oi, lh;.! nearly 10 the pres
cnt time.
Il wa! Il" pub.i,h Ia two vols. at s. 20 each
ihe fret ut wA.ch viii .,.rn bc delivered. aud
the al immediately AFTER the cl.... of the
war. ta.A volume VIII contain many pa 80 n
Illustration. 80 R,tiie .crurs aud over iriv ror.
traIis of "iicc-- prominent ia the war, both
S"r;h aud south.
Yolrme /. continuing 500 pages, j. already
prepared. aiid vii! Ice delivered by the Agent.
after finishing the cauya.. ia their several lo
csliiie.. E"lu3n" u VIII 10, issued a. soom a.
practicable after the rlu- Of the war. aud will
contain about goa page, or more. IL necessary
To- COM l.i,ic the History.
The undersigned al has for sale the
NURSE AND SPY"
EDWARD y. TYRRELL.
June . lsEj-iy
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w. +. DAILY,
No. II LigA' street. ? Doors belOc Fountain Hote
Hatvtuoge

BALrINoRE.
MANUFACTURE DEALER ~
GtRGIcAL Instrument, q: every description.
~ Cutlery. shoulder Braces, Syringrs. Ear
Trumpcts. and every variety OF ln-1@sse
sirumrnts for the Deaf, Galvanic amin
Magnetic Electric Batteries. Mirr".
scopes. >icrcoscopcs. Thermometers. Baron.ters
spcciaclrs. Reading CLASSES. MAsniiyiny Glass.
e. f'cli and Opera Glasses. SPY Glasses. Agrn,
for the Craig Microscopes. Ben itiiul Mrrn.rntr
object. Daily Ventilated Tru-. t,r all sizes.
Wholesale aud Retail
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Late of Calvert and Pleasant Streets
HAVING taken that new and commodiou,
II store. at he head Of Richmond Market. coz.
Her Of Biddis dai GardeR streets. Baltimore. IN.
forms hi. old friends aud customers. and the
public in general. that he has constantly Oi
hand WINES AND LIQUORS. ia wood am.i
glass. for medicinal and other purposes; sape.
rior sugar-cured HAMS the choicest brands
"f FAMILY Flour: Imperial. Gunpowder.
Young Tyson, aud Hack Teas Java. Lagnirn
aud Rio Coffee lnaf. crushed. pul verixcd. cari.
tied and brown sugar BFoina, Coroa. Choc"-
late. Farins. Rice Flour. sagu. Yeast Powders.
SaFline-. Sauecs. Pickles Extracts. Salad al
Cologne. Toilet Powder. Pare spices. Figs. Raj.
sins. Almonds. Pecan Nuts. Crackers. cheese.
line aud coarse Salt. Tabl. aud Dairy ,l".. syr-
ups. New orleans aud sugar Hon.c Mola.scs.
Kerosene. ETHEREAL aud Lard oil. Tobacco aud
Segars. Dnponts superior Canister Powder.
Shat. Gun Caps. Ac Tor sale at moderate prices.
and would respectfully solicit n call by those
visiting the city. who will dnd'it I" their AL
vantage n 10 convenience. qualities aud prices.
All articles purchased delivered free al cal.
vert Station. or 10 aay other place ia the city.
IL required.
June ~. isss.--u JOHN C. PITT.
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Farmcrs and Hornomon Read II

Save Your Iiogs, Horses aud Cai'ic ir"n,
Disease by the Zee of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-10-28

ALpEs.---Ai Newark. Saturday, October ~ raouas
e. ALpES.
The relatives and friends are respectfully Invited 10
attend the funeral Tuesday morning al ten O'Clock
from his late residence, ~ Beieye avenue Newark
J.
ApAa-.--iost on The steamer Evening star on
"wednesday, October o SARsm w., wife or John Adams
Of New Orleans, and daughter 81 John Walsh Of this
city. Also IssaIIIs r., the only daughter OF John
and The lvic Sarah v. Adams OF New Orleans
BucKLxy. On Friday, October rs, WILLIAM ~ Brcx.
Lsy aged years and months
The friends or the Family respectfully invited 10
attend the funeral from the residence of his parents
No NO Thompson street this Sunday afternoon az
one O'Clock.
RrHSss.--Mrs EosAsSs BymyEs aged W years
Tho friends and relatives respectfully invited
attend the funeral, this sunday afternoon, Al halfpas
cue O'Clock, from the residence Of her nephew 4.
Flanagan, No le8 Front street, Brooklyn
DAvls-O Friday, October ~ SARAH b.. daughter Of
n add Ann Jane Davis, aged 10 years, months and
10 DAYS
Funeral this sunday afternoon, one clock from
DAvlFs-On Saturday October ~, A,Snsp Moss. onlv
son Of David and Mnris Davies, aged months aud 81
days
The friends OF the family arc invited 10 ettcod tbe
funeral FROM the residence % his parens 40 West ror
ysixth street, this Sunday morning AZ nine clock
FAENswonrH -On saturday, October "a Csnnis Man.
sHAIl, youngest child Of Vernon r. and Della A. Fsrus.
WORTH aged year, 10 months and 10 days
Notice OF funeral will DO given tomorrow
GRrAS.--Suddeniy JoHy, OF Patrick and safy~ret
gssan and grandson Of Bryan Dnnne, parish o. KILN.
kare county Cayan, Ireland
The funeral will take place this Sunday afe.noa. A
halfpas one O'Clock, from tho resdsnoc Of Nrs nsrv
Dunno 10 Rsnsick street
piTs9s -os SATURDAY ostobp ia D, hg rnlssnsA
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Married.
BloDosrr-- fEHRis.--At the residence Of The bride
father, on Thursday, October %. by the Rev. o. y.
starkey Rector OF st. Peters church, Niagara Fails j.
RAsi0LPH BroDeETr of Buffalo 10 Mas AIIDA youngest
daughter OF Hon J. O. Ferris, OF Warsaw, n. T.
Dueofs-WytKoFF. --0n Thursday, October rs, ut the
residence of the bdde's father by the Rev Mr. Pierce
Mr.. JANIS D. Drror 10 Miss Mana wycKoFf, cid est
daughter Of Peter wyckon, Esq. all Of New urechf
l.. T.
EcoLssros-- EnssNf. Philadelphia on Thursday,
October 25 by the Rev. B H. Nada Henry g. EgoLs~ros
10 SArm ~, daughter Of the tate X NJ Erskine. No
cards.
Lssus--BLAckwEIL--N Orient, I. T., on Thursday
October %, by the Rev. John A. Paddock, jams n
LKstR 10 Mrs. SARAH b. scEwrlL, all OF Brooklyn.
PKSKosE-CoorH --On Saturday, Septcmb %, By the
Rev. Hugh Blair, JoaS PExRorg TO MARIA j. eldest
daughter OF Abraham Cooper. 81 this city.
RyAox-BiArvRLr -On Thursday, October 25 by Rev
Mr. wheeler Of Staten Island, Mr. EnAsrrs Vas Ho,-roS
RvAcx ~ Mics Harm " BLAvvrrr.
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school the sum total amounted 10 S21O0. In the
Mount Bellingham church. Chelsea, The contributions
amounted TO 81, 203 Co.
AT the second National Unitarian Conference OF the
United States held recently resolved TO adopt
amendment 70 the constitution that the conference
may be composed Of delegates from Unitarian churches
and other Christian churches
Tho Board Of Missions Of the Episcopal Church held its
annual meeting few days since The report Of the Do
mes,ic Board shows that the receipts amounted TO S6
e4o % The receipts Of the Foreign Committee amoupt
cd 10 81, o20 80.
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roo LArE ron cLAssIFIcATros.

NrKw YORK, OCTOBER sg-Ar A MEETING or ruR
IN Monfos Iohns0n Club held a. their rooms No m
Monroe the following preamble and resolution were
ursnisnon.ly adopted -
Re'sivsd Thss We aade signed members ~ The Nom
roe yohnroa CLUB Do pledge ourselves sustain At The
f,rhrntsine election honor aba Mayor John Norman
Tor the of Governor q this do hcsrtliv
endor.c John Morrissy for Congress- and sve him or
PATRICK REYNOLDS, PRESIDENT. \
JOHN RKiLy, Vice President
LAwsausx BARpg, Secretary.
WfLLfAu Jkcxsot. Recording kecre1ApF
MB-ybere wfl BE- meeting Of ~ above glas On nSp
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Umpire-c Anspach, Olympic Base Ball Club
Hanngan and Bell Home runsSmh. George Wright and
Pike Tine-Throe hours and thirty FIVE Passed
balls Brdsal, y Dockney q; Pike. o.
The Philadepbians took their defeat good naturedly
and the Unions though proud OF their victory INDUCED
in remarks that they intended 10 60 for the
Atlantlcs and that their victory WINS certain On this
subject they speak positively.
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JAM kltA ikTtllhtscs

Absns ,Sr coSr,srs BusSsp. "A bsr.. situated an
NJ tents, ~ Mrs. Hannah Hendricss son al spynao.,a
80 scured by John Hendrckson was discovered "a ee
~ nys ~ about ten O'Clock on Friday morning rhe
buDcjnS and its contents totally consumed m.
Sose ssisssd ~ $500, upon which there was no in
ovnnce mo boys named Jameb Conoly and Edward
auin have zen syrssssd on suspicion o. setting Ore
~ 10 barb Tho, were eean coming from u few 10.
49, bstw ~ bro rS dhyo,eysg
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gan asey adopted, among others The following resolu.
ton
Whereas, We consider the constJ uionsi smendmep,
proposed by Congress the basis OF reconstruction
fov the rebel states ssemineptly and uely there.
fore
Resolved That We feel bound 70 sustain ourselves,
and urge oil isw-abidng citizens 10 do the same
The Carolina South Carolins Phopir which started
the that has been going the rounds of the paprs
thai the Ursune community or that city were 70 remove
to Alabama corrccss the statement Only
two teachers 10 scumbia 10 establish branch nsi
The convent is 70 remain - I've present iocaonvaa
Crucis
The rfemon, street church, Boston, last Sunday rhe
Msshcd, cncssorsl yss"s,o." M nm ~ ~, = sS Ss
Truvsiisy, will probably b nsrsased 70 oleO0o The
warren street church In Roxbuyy vnieed u, 80, the
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he religious conversion Of senator Wilson, which
some have affirmed and others have denied Is
~ the Senator himself in the following remarks made
by him at revival meeting al Natck Mass last week
The recent converts being invited TO epea Senator WI
sou was one Of the first 10 rise and he spoke substance
follows
He felt he owed 1t 10 himself 10 his friends about
him, aud 70 the rnnse Of bis Eedeemor, TO say few
words though he did u with reluctance. For
more than thirty years he had attended the services OF
tod On that tpo ard had listened hundreds OF sor-
mons He hal heen convinced OF the truths thus set
iorth aud had no 10 oer Tor long delaying
shielded himself by in0dcly defended his position
ny thd poorest 81 all euuses-ths faults OF protesting
Christians Whenever addressed personally the
lec he had often been by friends from vsrioss parts
u Toe country, be had always fet himself guilty before
TOD ana yet he had lived than ATTY years rejecting
'oi he md srsn the CHRISTIAN die In the triumph Of
ish and ian often stood by dying soldiers and longed
!" sneak some WORT OF christian comfort and cheer In
ihet ears, and be could not he had stood BY The graves
81 those he loved best and thought how often those ps
now rof IN deaih had breathed his name 10 heaven
ne r.iea thai IN answer 10 the prayers Of dear wife
~ ihoe dear departed ones aud OF other dear friends
he ~" now found abiding peace. lie would not
exchange Ne hope he hal Tor any earthly honor
ne hHa enoyed moro peace and assurance during the
si week than ~ other period OF his life lie gave
himsel ~ he hae aud all 10 hoped for 10 his ord ana
Master AMI ANYTHING had leon kept back he prayed
'bai ~ might bc revealed 10 him Tho senator was
particularly GLAD 10 ~ae many yong mon coming for
ward IA THE good wort and called urcn hIs peghboss
AMI friends n0s 70 delay makiug their peace wi,h cod
SCARED aud scanned al w sin or al any rate
~ he felt himself 10 be- hr reioss that tbere q mercy
and salvation ~ Tho foot Of che cra4
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Match Between ihe Nationals al Washing on
and the Passimes or Richmond.

RICHMOND, va. Oct. -, 1866
es,oe Of base ball played this afternoon between
Me National Club Of Washington and the Pas,me club
pS this city, resulting the defeat Of latter Eight
innings were played The following Is The seose:-
Nationals ~: Pastlmes, 10.
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BlinxoRr Oct q. 1868. :
Mr. Peabody received the children Of The public
schools OF this city in front OF the Peabody Institute
isrday afternoon The children turned out 10 the num-
her Of about eighteen thousand, presenting mcet
pleasing and sninatng spectacle.
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s HIPPIN G NE w s.
ALxIsAc scs ssv vosx-sxm oar
etr nfsse. noos RISES. eve
~ Observation-Disclosures. W nsen wAvnn+ morn ~ -
war o. NEW Yoax. ocrssea n 1856

Cleared.
Steamship City OF Washington (Br Ro-ken Liverpool via
oNeenstowp--John u Dale.
ss'amship VIM Penn lBr) Bnhnse i.ondon-HowiAnd 4
Stsauship Onward (Br) Luckie London Thos Durham.
ss.nsp Fab Zee, Sterling ~ Jasc and Nsuuiss-wsy.
steamship Sons.r tBs,, Chapman COW psy-snow Bur.
40.
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3CH AEFFE 4 HOUSE,
GERM ANTOWN,
fFo II = "a lo.

HE UNDERSiGNED, INTENDING
t0 change his business offers for sale his large and
COMMODIOUS HOTEL!
Situated In Germantown Montgomery county, u
This Is one of the hest aud most desirable prop
critics In Germantown, having been built expressly
tor "a Hotel of the hest quality of brick, with an
stone front three stories, ~ feet front by ~
deep. There are
THREE LOTS
Fronting tb5 feet ON Main street, by iO feet deep
There Is on said property one OF the best Livery
Stables in the country finished In the best manner,
capable of accommodating from 10 to 70 horses, ~
feet front by lB de0p, and has an excellent pump
Ia H. There IN also vacant Lot Dctwcen the 10.
tel and stable, with Stable In the rear, sufficient
10 hold 30 hOrsea,
The Hotel hils been thoroughly repaired, inside
aud out and Is Ia the best order II has every con-
Veniouce nbOnt it an eNoollent pump anu clstern,
cellar under the whole house. smoke house, WAsh-
house, Toulouse tllled, and other necessary out
buildings 80,
lie Will also sell the hotel furniture, also two lil
Hard Tables, Ia good running orler
Tho property will be sold separate, or together
TO suit purchasers. E.- Ul. .t-
Any ono Wishing 70 purchase iino property In
n pleasant town will do well 10 call and exam ne
the samc Immediately. Possession glveu ON tho
LIST of April.
Terms made to suit purchasers. ,,,,,o
Germantowp. February u, 1868, u feb ~ stlSw
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DIR. STEVENS & co.


Il RIVATE DISEASES CURED IN THE
shortest possible time, at the Cincinnati Lock Hos
pita 23O Walnut street. between Filth and SiXtc.
up stairs. without the use OF Mercury, loss
of time, or change OF diet,
DR. STEVENS, by special study and experience
In the hospitals of Baltimore, London aud Paris, Is
enabled 10 guarantee n cure IN the most compile
Gated cases Recent cases of GOnofrhcaor syphilis
cured in few days without change OF diet, or
hulrance from business. Secondary Syphills-the
last yestige--oradieatod without the Use of Mer-
curry.
Victims of sclr. abuse and cxcesslyo venery suf-
foring from Spermatorrhea and boss of physical
and mental power, Indigestion or Constipation,
Eruptions, Nervous Coughs, Ilypoch0ndris, &c,
are treated for Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, and
Consumption, by ignorant men, who mistake the
effects for the causes OF tho evil, and thus multi
ply both
Married men, aud those contemplating marriage,
should restore vgor 10 their bodies and minds err,
they entail misery and disease upon thOs, OF their
pOstorty.
Diseases peculiar 10 females treated. A cure
guaranteed In NIL Gases, Persons ut u distance
promptly cured, by addressing, with statement of
case, Dr, SrEN Ems n Co. $50 Wnlunut between
| 9th aud 9th streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
once hours from A. NJ, '05 l.. nj. Sundays Ia
| II A. N Ue. deeS-1yd
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RtaI estais.
LENTz g APPLEGATE,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
Office BIB Third street, North Side.
DAYTON, OHIO.

N SMALL FARM. 81 ACRES; GOOD
brick house and we'll improved, six miles frVin
Dayton, adjoining Idbcrty-ti.bO
nnc residence, 81 ucrCs. well Improved,
" Thin one mile Of DaytOn.-f1i IN
A framc house aud ~ acres on Grecncastle
lIlIl- St $40.
4 iarm Of 100 acres, on Bear Creek, good land,
for tHO per acre.
A farm of 10 acres two miles north Of Phillips.
burg cheap at &3OO0.
A 1nc brick ON Jones street f3b 500.
fine housC and lot ON Enst Third street 81 600.
Three houses nnd lots on Fourth street for g. 2Op,
81 100, and 4 % each all cheap,
iinc residence In yellow springs, well lm-
proved 81 500
good house and lot well improved. on Long
street $1,000
G,rm, miles from Dayton, Of iTO acres, we'll
improved, on Eaton Pike; cheap for &iTuO.
farm Of i5i nrrrs. I mile east of Union. ON tbr
Old Troy ruad well improved, and the best quality
Of land t0,OOn
farm Of i23 acres well llmproycd.5 3 miles south
west Of Covngton. ohio the best land, for ~, per
acre.
FlaN factory, ocrupicd liy Mcssrs. Davis v CO.,
with machinery and u Hcr,'s of land
A ann OF lGO acres mile north of Browns sta
| ton. on Western u r.. on Twin Greek, wen im-
proved StOOO
A farm OF % acres, on tirecnvillc u. r. f12tO.
A farm of 90 acres. good improvements, ut
Browns station. ON Western u II 800
A farm OF ~ lcrcs, on Germantown Pike, miles
| from Dayton 5000,
A number or housps aud lots In difOrcnt pnrts oi
the city. All viii hc sold cheap.
| feiI9 tf IENTX a AppLEtiATE II. ~. A.
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SHERIFF'S SALE
OF
City Property on Partition.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
ALE issued by the Superior Court within and for
heGOunty Of Montgomery, and to me directed !
viii Offer at public salr, ut the door of the Court
House IN the city OF DAYTON, ON
SATURDAY, APRIL 81 1868,
At O'Clock NJ. the following described Real
Estate to.wit situate in the city Of Dayton,
county Of Montgomery, and state of Ohio anu be-
ing lot No. 2,63l In said city OF Dayton. H.
The above premises have been appraised at ono
Thousand dollars and can not sell for less than two
thirds of that amount
The above lot Is situate on tho South side OF
Franklin street opposite the German Catholic
Church On the premises Is u small frame house
containing four or hvo rooms
TERMS OF SALE.--One. third rslsh, ono.third ~
one yenr. aud Ono-tbirl in two yeara. Deferred
ises, and to bear interest from day OF sale,
o. q. u. DAVIDSON, Sheriff.
BAGGOTr Il &SIIELllAMER, Attys, mar N-dt
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gfgaI.
SIIERIFFS SALE
Thirty Eight Acres of Excellent
Bottom Land on Partition.

VIM. Moist's Guardian Case No. $40, supc.
Sarah J. Moist rior Court
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Superior Court, Montgomery
County, Ohio.


George W. Stewart and Lydia stewart, his wife,
dOdfHst
william Halenback Of fMont tgOmery, county, Ohio
SOloman Hollenback, Of Elkhurt county, Indi-
ana; Daniel Hollonbeck, of Borks county,. Pom j.
syiyania; John Sheets aud Sophia Sheets, his
wlfo, OF Boone county Indiana. and ---- ri ght.
mOyer and Catharlne tightmOyor, his wife, Oi
Berks county, Pennsylyaniai H.IfI,I
w ILL TAKE NOTICE THAT A PEI
TIrlON was filed against them on the lat day ul
March, A. d., 1865, In the superior Court OF Mont
gomery county, Ohio, by George W. Stewart and
Lydia stewart, his wife, and Is now pending
wherein, said George W. Stewart and Lydia Stow
art demand partition Of the following real estate
TO wit. situate In Montgomery county, Ohio, ant
described as follows, via; Being m-lot numbered
thirty (32l, In the town of farnenvlllc, ant
that, ut the May term of said Court, tho salt
George W. stewart and Lydia Stewart, will Appll
for an order that partition may bo made Of sai'
premises GEORGE w STEW AliT
LYDIA STEW ART.
! GEO. W. MOYER, Atty for Petitioners. 'H.
mar 3-0tw f.I a..
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ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
on the first Monday in May, 1893, petition Will
be presented 10 the Commissioners OF Montgomery
county asking q change in the location of the
County Road. loading from Liberty 10 Salem In
said county. so as TO place said road on the limo
which divides sections - and 80 In Madison town
ship throughout tho entire length Of said sections
and to vHcute much OF the said road, ut pres
cnt lies in section f2 in said township north of the
point whore 1t leaves said section line.
npr 7.Itw A PETITIONER
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Wholesale Establishment

In Cincinnati, whore the Manufacture of Clothing
is carried on under our own supervision. which
gives the great advantage of selling ut cOnsid-
cradle less prices, together with the important
item not 10 be lost sight OF that the Goods are OF
superior quality, make and finish,
our stbck Will consist of a full line Of choice
Clothing aud Gents Furnishing Goods suitable for
the various seasons together with large selection
of Piece Goods, such rs Cloths, Cassimers, Nestings
&c, of latest designs, 10 suit such customers rs
may prefer 30 have their measures taken, In which
Instance u complete nt will be guaranteed,
II pOlitcness close attention TO, and fair deal .
in business Is tho touch Stone Of success, We surely
may expect u full patronage Of u liberal public
Please call and soc for Yourself hememher tn,
new firm l. l.. STRAUSS n BItO.,
successors to Phillip Kioplcr, 81 Third st.. Day
ton. Ohio. mari 3td&w
nnYtnn. Fehrnary %. 1885.
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A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

IlAVIN PURCHASED "a S A L.
READY puhlishcd) the stock aud hNturcs OF the
we'll known stand Of Mr.. PHILLIP kLOPFERS
we arc prepared now 10 oner great Inducements
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RE ,DY-MADE CLOTHING,

and other de of Goods generally kept In conncc-
tion herewith, aud in doing So make II our aim
and object not only tO SECURE the large trade
our predecessor so richly aud dcsorvcdly enjoyed,
hut II possible, 10 INCREASE the same 10 the full
est extent. TO this we feel ourselves particularly
enabled from the fact, that this viii bo u branch
AlalrlA Ii IN ENInnslNn
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Dayton & Greencastle Property
U. Al
Master Commissioners Sale.


1 URSUANT TO AN ORDER OF SALE
Issued and directed to me by tho superior Court ~
Montgomery county, ohio, Mt the February tonn
thereof, A. D. 1850 q the above entitled Gase win
Court House In the city Of Dayton in said county,
ON SATURDAY. APRIL Z. 1896
At O'Clock +. NJ of said day, the efollowrngseyenl
parcels Ot real estate situate In tho city Of Dayton
and numbered ON the revised plat Of said city of
Dayton tO-wit;
ioI No. slS! duly appraised at sleoo@
No Aig1 isUO ~
No 8ys2 - 1900
And part of lot No 309s, commencing at the
north west corner Of said lot and running thence
clstwarlly along the northern line of said lot, 81
feet; thence at right angles southwarlly, " feet
and 1 4 inches ore or less, 10 the middle OF said
l2t thence a. right: angles wcstMardly " feet to
along said western line 10 the place of beginning
and part Of lot 3Os, beginning NJ the north east
with its northern line Oi foet; thence ab right an
gIcs southwardly, % feet inches, more or less to
wardly, Ia the east line of said lot; thence north
warly with the east line o. said lotto the place OF
AS hbove last described all together have been an.
praised ut Sl2O0 90
AIso-Tho following real estate situate In the town
| of Greencastle, In said county of Montgomery,
| and described numbered as follows to wit;
Lot No, u duly appraised at $i9o 90
4" No ~ " " tW 40
Lots No. 3 and and the enst half of lot No. In
tr1lct or parcel Of land bounae aa follows, viz;
bcginning at the north h-e'st norner OF said lot No
D aud running thence west along lots numbered d,
q aud one hall OF lot No TO onepcre lot OF David
CLARK; thence ~ , west with sail Ulark's line ~
poles and 10 i,nss to haTnetts im % n9 thSnes dnS
| by Thomas Houdcri thence south along said iiou.
ders line TO the place orbeginning, containing one
said lots Mob, g and tho east half Of No. to.
gether with the one aero above described ara all
snid real estate can not sell for iess than oi thC