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ms DAYTON XHSiiALu, THURSDAY EVENING, AUGUST 15, 1889 I. ii rn 1 1 iiriiTHl -T" OHIO ARCHITECTS. coma In and lower our prices of labor in COME AND SEE THt i i. nwbM tn iirtrillllA i i America, i iii wiuuR HIE 1VT0N DAILY nERALD Aa. B.

Grimes, Editor. By W. S.HUBBK SONS. Auct're SPECIAL Annual Meeting of tbe Aesoclation speeches, editorials and money to protect all things tne supreme nrairuij In Tbla City. Proverb.

our labor? 1 Believe a man ur a pany should back up bis honest convictions." --v fZS A Pip. citizea Las been The Association of Ohio Architects, or mtvmmn iiiiub sum. sae naamaeE 1 AUCTION SALE SUBSCRIPTION RATES. Dally Urald, by carrier ur mall. Most Be.

"FlalD-deallng's a jewel" 1 Dayton ganized In 1886. met In annual session in killed by the Elixir ol Late experi' jSTBU OE1III five weeks, tor. .50 cents this city today. Herald's Proverbial Philosophy. merit.

Weekly Herald, etkht pages, one The meeting took place In the Phillips OF- According to this count the Plain Dealer year tn advance. CO Is hot Mr. Ualstead an Elixir of House parlors, with Charles Williams, Is a jeweller. Fremont News. HOUSEHOLD Life Hie friends claim that he can Address, THK HERALD rvBUSHIN Dayton, Ohio.

president, tn the chair, and F. J. Otter secretary. Ibe F.IIxir Works. From the Chicago Times.

remove Payne. FURNITUBE! The morning session was devoted to the KINDS OF That limpid, opalescent liquid of the OFFERING IN ALL TV.nirmv BinntiofH rlaim to DIEIX WE AKb reading of reports of committees, special consistency of water and with pearly, Satnrday, August 17, me- papers by the nembers, and general dis Iridescent appearance when held toward discovered minute diamonds in teorites found in Siberia. At 9 A. at our Salesrooms, nWTKR- Aaffiist 18. 1889.

uiUn'mt't, 1 i 1 the light is now a decoction common to many doctors' offices. It is the elixir of cussion on the subject of architectural lm provements and progress. 14 SOUTH JEFFERSON STREET. at her residence. o.

Folkerth street. i t- i i i Mrs. Mary Dwyer, aged 73 years and iinti (ha We will sell to the Highest Bidder, for That a fine quality of syrup may life, and it is In great demand everywhere. Nothing: now can prevent its ceneral use. Mr.

J. w. Yost, ot Columbus, read an interesting paper on "How we shou'd lo) ill lf will take Discs from the rl It must have its way, and to that consum the account of C. W. Rouse.

(Lebanon. because of his moving tt Denver, Col. be made from watermelons is a dis-ust made by a South Card- build." rri.l.v ornltx at 8 OCt' rk. Ser- mation the ceneral report of success at an Elegant Line of i The Ohio Building Law, framed for the sf Ipp will be held al Sc. Jossph'o Char tending its nse contribute irresistibly.

0 Furoiture, Carpets, lina man. o'clock, luteimeut. Calvary Mankind is credulous. It has an aoiciing purpose or preventing the erection or unsafe and dangerous buildings for public Friends Invited. 8 14,15 faith in the potency cf doctors and their use, was also read and discussed.

FifiCREs were shown on the floor, pills and potions, and it is ready Mr. james li. windrim, supervising ar MAIUtlAGK NOTICI- of the Chicago Board of Trade, says to accept any new remedy that the medical profession proposes. The doc chitect of the Treasury Department, was elected an honorary member of the asso the Inter-Ocean, compiled from con tors themselves have no great conn WII.MAMSON-ZWESG-L. A.

Wil x. ciation. dence in their own materia medica or they striate rouorts. making the wheat Harmon and MUs Fai.nie Zweng will be 9 would cot, while scouting the Brown-Ke PROPOSED CONSOLIDATION. mairted at the r.i-ld-;i.c of Mr.

Jeust- crop of the world bushel qnard discovery, readily experiment with There are at present In the United wer.g. 10 Clay frtreet, ttiSa evening at o'clock. All friends invltssd. Icbb than it was la4 year. his formula.

Everywhere in the United States two national associations of archl Fur Hugs, tv.t Conslsdng in part of One Genuine Leopard Skin Robe. Two Siberian Wolf Robes, Smyrna Rugs, Brussels Carpets, Ingrain Carpets. Hair Mattresses, FRENCH MARBLE CLOCK, Brass Vases. Brass Stand, Cherry Stand, BEAUTIFUL PICTURES, Easels, S. P.

Pitcher, Mirrors; Waverly Novels complete in 8 Bulver Works in 9 vols Bedroom Sets. Parlor Furniture, Side-boards, Hat-racks, Book-cases, Stan's. Chairs, Rockers, Lounges, all in nice order. iDon't miss this sale to secure good goods, cheap. ISTSale Positive.

Every article to be gold without limit or reserve 3FTKKMS CASH. W. S. HUBER Jk SONS, Auctioneer States the eentle lamb, the innocent Main 128 to 132 North Street, tects, and as the two bodies have asjreed to unite, the question of Ohio haa the reputation of owning iruiDea-p'g, the defenseless rabbit, even the Toarina bullock and the howling dog, Mrs ADVERTISEMENTS where the national meeting for consoll the only cross-eyed cow in the coun dation shall be held was considered. Cin NEXT TO OPKRA HOUIil are deprived of their young existence that Juices of certain of their glands may after proper preparation be itijected Into the veins of decrepit men.

From all parts try. Tfce animal belongs in a place called Comley. Even with her mis cinnati was thought by all present to be the most favorable point, and a resolution requesting that the meeting be held fortune she is a Comley animal. of the country come reports of Its success there was passed A Committee FULL SJIIVia OF WB HAVB on Arrangements for the meeting It said that a process has been was also appointed, consisting of tbe fol ful use. How far imagination contributes to the improvement noted in patients is not clear, but general fame makes out that the blood into which the juice sub-cntaneouslv injected is rapidly re-r- NEVlN'b A.

COK. THIRD A-ND MIAN, IS THE PLACE TO COXVPhT KFAI 1E INTO HLNEY. AMDMONEt REAL ESTATE. Kl'ECIAL it) I'Kop- vtt i alcu.w lowing gentlemen: Messrs. Geo.

W. Rapp, invented by means of which photo Charles Crapsey, Jas. W. McLaughlin, H. graphs can be printed almost ps fust siter, J.

w. Yost. H. C. Lindsev and as a newspaper, and without depen w.

K. aihush. ceivtd leaps with new life, that stiff and rigid lirebs are relaxed, and that overjoyed elraM Starches dence ou sun or light. Ihey are ELECTION OF OFFICERS. patients, paralytic, rheumatic or senije, MS The election r.f effisers of the Ohio As aid to be of the first quality.

foe! anew the vigor of robust middle asre. L'r 1 by raltlnc at lh, Kfra'r 5 6tf be rv sociation ror the ensuing year resulted ss Dhotctrach for a cent is one of the If these reports were from a single sonrce the credibility miftht be doubted, but they ettlr. follows: SOCIETY AND PERSONAL. Miss Sallie Freuch is at Chautarqua. Mrs.

Sam Wsgner. Jr was In Sprlotifuld yesterday Mrs. W.li Dons is in Chicago vlsith her broth s. Mrs. J.

D. Satcamp and son are visiting In Indianapolis. Mr. W. D.

Freeman, wife and daughter, spent today in Xenia. Miss Agnes McBride, of Monument avenue, is visiting friends In Richmond. Mrs. L. Burwell and son, Ralph, of comini? possibilities.

President E. O. Faliia, of Toledo. First Vice President S. R.

Burns. 7 ANTRD-MAN To take the skpicj come from widely different points and from physicians who had been doubting AND SELL Dayton. (Jkekce symjiathizes with the 6 LBS. BEST LUMP STARCH FOR 25 CENTS Thus favorably advertised the elixir will Second Vice President EL E. Siter, Cincinnati.

Cretans and Turkey threatens to go be in demand and physicians compelled by into Greece and make a splutter. Third Vice President F. O. Weany, of the urgency of sutler icg patients will find themselves for a season at least following weight 500 lbs it tail price 35; otnw zi'S in proportion. A rate chance create a permanent biibiiiesj at home These safes meel a demand never befurt supplied by other sate companies, a are licit governed by ths Safe Pool.

Aloin Safe Clnrtntiat.ti, O. 8 13 ws AKron. A.s Thauksgiving and Christmas are TUTS TDOIDGKEQ GR-OCEBT CC TELEt-noE 42(i. 3330. IIS SELSt street, Fourth Vice President C.

O. Arey, cf Lima. er8 visiting Mrs. Shepherd, Cass a line of practice not laid down in the Cleveland. coming is not inappropriate mi aooks.

That somebody in the south killed street Fifth Vice President A. Lunhwail, Turkev to to di as threat a necro with an in jection of the fluid will Mrs. James Boyle and Miss Antiie are truest of Mrs. M. M.

Sinks, of not count to discouraging hope ened. POPULAR SONGB AT of Columbus. -Treasurer J. W. Yost, Columbus.

Secretary N. B. Bacon, Toledo. Dayton View. The Homeward Trip.

Dr. French left this morning to visit bis birthday is a Davy Crockett's Executive Committee O. Fallls, "if Die Special Slip Sale It Toledo; o. 1. Williams, Dayton; J.

l.o ciot TfUm Bavh, M.i., Aug. 15. The president left etuly yesterday morning iiruacuiiiii. it is broiherand other frlendi in Cincinnati Miss Alt McClary. of Rivet is iting Miss Neliie La Favre, at Troy.

McLaiiMhlln, Cincinnati; F. A. Coburn, Horner music AUCTION 8 ALU OK REFUSED KOPEK TV Will bit sold by the V. A St K'y. to piy frelitht mr.il chaw, nt 'f 'a arid 'IVrry at tril A llHlT-i 1' 21,11.

it 1a. Ul. IK One car load lutt Lnidtt ioniti.e! to Wi.ht Hub. I or- D. T.

Mo-ui AsVt Gen'l. i leight AKimt. Samuid Km Tracu '(it'iit. 8 I-I tUt he old fbrtu ii Teuuvssee wu ana was gtoetea on at the various sta Cleveland; M. Keutti, Hamilton.

PLACE OF NEXT MESTIXO. tions on the way by considerable Diivv was born. It will be rotuem Mr. Joe Dunn, of Indianapolis, wis tie bero.l that he gave the world thi guest of Mr. Pete Zehnder yesterday.

crowds. On reaching here tha party were driven to Mr. Arthur Hewall's resi-dence for luncli, and afterwards taken Toledo was named as the place of next year, the meeting to cccar on the Captain Edward E. Nntt and family, ot xcellent bit of ibyloKjphitaI ad third Thursday August. around tne city to visit tne various -WAIT FOR THE B1K4KING OF DAY." "WONT YOU BUT MY PRETTY FLOWER "I WILL ALWAYS REMEMBER MOTHER IrE in." FINE ASSORTMENT OF SMALL, GOODS.

321 IE2EB-Q -txroGt Sidney, are the guests of John Nutt, Eq- vice: The meeting adjburned at 1 o'clock for sights, including the shipping. The This rulii to alt when I am-dead. train left for Manchester about 5 o'clock. dinner, after which a ride about the city Mr. Jacob Daneman Is off for a two Be Ntire you are light and thKi iro ahed loavmst the president made and to the Soldiers' Home was taken weeks' visit to Freuch Lick Springs and fuw remarks to the people from the cus There will be a brief business session this evening, followed by a banquet, which Dr.

IJrown-Sequakp's elixir may" I tom btvps. lea House RurueJ. vicinity. Miss Irene Kftdder left yesterday fur visiit of seyral months to relatives at Har Pa. DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

WITH A BEER GLASS. will close the meeting. THE BOLL. all right to fill up frpace in the new? CiN'ciN-N'ATi, 13. Fire which paper but it is a dangerous tbicg to Members of the association present at Ibe Work of a Woman at a Oancr.

HPUE PARTNERSHIP heretofore, tx I a JL feroke out shortly before 1 o'clock this Mrs, Jjhii F. Ohmer and "daughter Louise and son Beckman arrived home put in between healthy veins, mjiscles tt.e meeting were Guy Tilden, Canton istlrig uiiar the firm name of a 0. morning totally destroyed one of the stone Liako lee company's largo ice Cobington, August 15. There Sweetman. has been dissolved uhahi I mnwillt l- i All r.l riajfilminMlirln, from Cleveland yesterday.

Colonel Len A. Harris, of Cincinnati, Wm. Martin Aiken, Wm. K. Brown, Chas.

Crossey, Gustav Dracb, W. Forbush, John II. Boll, James W. McLaugh- aal uorves If yon are itelirg till rijht be content and happy and ware houses at Lanwood, and burned was a wedding last nigct at Turner Hal consent, ruensru sweetman retiring, i business of the firm will be aontiniiiil Oli SALl; Cheap land nar city I itk am! railroad 1 a.u divid li at int ot my fai-ui, ijitiit on tlie new citj limits, iutd (trr a of 8 arre or mere, il (tt with goud brick nd soim out tmildiiiK; good land tor Only a fe.v years and it can s-o'd I 't ii'ts. iiy icry low prlcn wd e-i tt rmtk will tn a great induceuit-nc ''H or' I.

v. Prt' on fiirni or lo.riviiy ot i'hI near A'aj nt ct. 8 1.1 5t ij I'll SALE -Champ ''L'iiuukln fpriiiK" 1 stilt bar stood uow. Vyr tiro, umke. I U.

Johnson, 31 Wsyrir a vo. 8 17 1 fOli KKNT Uooiii; yoji.i( Toiv (d'CSt mAk. irloim: iccuj rolstifi; rcm In a pub in itlflli a for two or tliret luo'itlis durlns of preterit rent i nioulh. refereneo. Ad-div tK'ien, Herald oilica.

8 17 KOOMS EOH KKNT-Uooms for kda iu(t, light acd airy; rent 2'Jt I.i.bmao stiwt 8 St manager ot the Soldiers' Home, was la the several iroigut lauen cars that were standing ou the railroad tracks ad THIS WEEK OftiLV. 500 Pairs Ladies' Fine Hand-Turned Oxford Ties and Opera Slippers LIGHT AND DARK COLORS, ELEGANT GOODS REAL BEAUTIES! Nothing Like Thm in the City. Evry Pair Worth STt Less Than $3.00, and a Great Many $2.50 I WE SHALL CLOSE THE ENTIRE LOT THIS WEEK, AT IB. OJLHIILiILVS GREAT BARGAIN SHOE HOUSE, 1G JETast Fifth Opp. Postofflce.

rn, E. O. Elzner, George W. lon't try unreliable experiments. Rapp.

H. E. Leiter, Cincinnati followed by a dance. At tso o'clock this morning a number of outsiders crowded into the hall and a genet al tight ensued. Harry Terlan aged 2 1, the son of a Median Cnrlhtoplier Seetman, at the old stsmf.

58 Bank street Persons having claims against the Srin. jacent. The house, which was a large. Let Komehttdy else do it. city last evening.

Mr. Will A. Reiter, burg, was among the mayor of Miamis C. A. Strabbling.

Columbus; J. i'rama affair, was empty. Its destruc Masonic visitors to Yost, Columbos; S. R. Burns, H.

or owing the same, will center a favor by tion will entail a loss of at least 10,000, street jeweler, was struck over the head Da ton last evening. A. Otter, Luther Peters, C. Will Tiik Trlmia Citizen displays the while the damage done to cars nd aBpeedy settlement with a beer glass by a woman whose name of Cincinnati, is Miss Hattie Foster, freight will be probably equal to tha name of Hon. John I'.

Locke 1 for iams, R. K. Dexler, L. Sutler, Dayton; M. Reuth Hamiltot could not be learned.

The yonng man spending a few days with her cousin amount. UluUARD SWEETM4.V CHRISTOPHER feWEEadVN'. 7 25. I it skull was fractured and he died at 8:30 State Senator." It published a cut E. O.

Fallis, Toledo; H. C. Lindsay, Miss Giguette, cf South Jefferson street. Strong retltion for Kiecutive Clemency. a.

m. Zanesville; Geo. Smith, Cleveland, C. Mrs. Pfohl and granddaughter, Miss Ida Indiasatolis, Ind.

Aug. 13. An ex- McLean, editor of Inland Architect, Chi of that eloquent statesman and declares that he was nominated to rep CONVENTIONS Hcffmon, left for Chtcago yesterday morn eeedingly strong petition has bean filed cago. lng for a wo weeks' trip. resent the Clark County yes witn Governor liovey asking for the commutation of the sentence of William Tbe Work of Today.

Mr. Herman Soehner left this morning terday. Oar dispatches give an ex- for a pleasure trip to Columbus and other A medium ulzty TU OKSE FOitSALE- Benson, the Clark county murderer, who is to snifcr death on Friday. So far the pointB. collont statement of the convention I.

black home, suitable for family ot Dzs Moines. Iowa, August 15. On the second ballot Payner was nominated for executive lias not sig-mhed his inten Miss Carrie Phelps, of West Fourth street, left yesterday for a visit to fi lends tions, but there is a belief that he may act at the last moment Benson's offense delivery purposes. Will Bell cheap, a-owner hai no u-e for hlin. Caa seeu (si Ktiecht House, Sectn 8ret.f any fore noon.

8 17 at Larue. Lieutenant Governor by the Republican convention. democratic nomination. which was a hot-headed and ill-advised affair. Mr.

Locke is unquestionably tne of the mest eloquent aien in the Clark County district and it appears to us that he is the Yrs. Dr. Charles W. King and son, Cleve, are la Portsmouth. was not mitigated by any circumstances that can justify clemency, but a sentiment has been created in his favor that may save his neck.

SITUATION WANTED To upstair work or iteneral housewotk. Art1re Richmond, Va August 15. J. Hoge Tyler, of Paiaskl, was nominated for Lieutenant Governor by acclamation by tue Capt. J.

U. Daugherty and wife left to NOTICE. Case So. Court of Coninon Montgomery County, Ohio. Oill.le Malsy, Plaintiff, 1 vs.

William Malsy, Defendant The above named defendant Willista Msly, will take notice that on Ve 8 dy of April, A. 1889, th named plaintiff, Otiliie Malsy, filed in ire said Court of Common Pleas, her pttitina praying for a divorce from the said defendant, William Malsy, on the ground of extreme cruelty and for reasons iierclii named. Said petition will be for hearing after September 5th, 18S9. 0 1 ILL IE MALSY. Young Youse, Attorneys.

7SeTb5t Swab tan Society Picnic. The annual picnic of the Dayton Swa-bian Society took place at the Fair Grounds todty. On the occasion the Dayton Sr. day for a week's recreation at Star Island, 158 Meiirs strett. 17 choice of the majority of the Repub Democratic convention.

Detroit, Mich. Diptberia. Auburn. N. Aus.

15. Aurora. licans of the district. Col. Harvey Vlnal, of bprlneheld, was ir ANTED -Board and room, myself.

tn privte famlh, by a youna; mao. ciety had for guests the members of V. Cayuga oounty. is much excited ovar in the city yesterday calling on his old witldn five or ten minuti walk soutftwest friends. of car shop, AdUtet-s car The killing of Judge Terry was Mrs.

W. Ketsler and her two children, Herald nflice. 8 17 the prevalence of diphtheria. In one family live deaths have occurred sinoe last Thursday, when the 1 6-year -old daughter of Bernard MoManua, a farmer living south of the village died, and Alice and Albert returned today from a Campbell, Miss Dora A. Campbell, 1-lespie and wife.

Miss L. M. McEee, Miss F. Porter, Mr. E.

Tager. Mr. F. W. Rose, Mr.

R. R. McKee, W. T. Hockett, Miss Ella Windor, Miss Mamy Toot, J.

Baggott and wife, Mrs. H. F. Woodsman, Miss Woodsman, Mr. and Mrs.

C. 8. 8. Gepbart G. P.

Gebhart, Dayton O. John S. Wright and wife, Waynesviile- Mrs. Thscker. Miss Tbacker, St Louis, Ma A.

Newsalt and rlster, A. W. Perines, Mr. and Mrs. J.

E. Trone, Mr. and Mrs. J. Sherman, Mr.

E. M. Crawford, Miss Hattie Pease, Mr. Fred Baird, Miss Katie Smith, Jas. A.

Ray. nolds, wife and daughter, Geo. Sponen -berger, B. Ralston and two ladies, Dayton, E. E.

avy and lady, Xenia, O. J. P. Wolf, wife and daughter, Dayton; An Enjoyable Social. An enjoyable social was given last evening by a number of young people at tfce residence of Mr.

George Eley, on East Second street The social was given in honor of Mr. Hudson and was in every particular a most enjoyable occasion. Evangelist Rev. O. E.

Jones, was at the head of the arrangements and delighted everybody with the; graceful manner in which he saw to it that all were perfectly entertained. Ice cream, cakes and bananas were seived, of which all partook heartily and greatly enjoyed. Rev. Jones male an eloquent talk on the subject, Honesty and Truthfulness in Society. His remarks, although brief, were right to the point and very Impressive.

Mr. Jones is well known in this city for his evangelistic work, and an earnest desire was given expression to, that he should procure a permanent work In this city. Abont forty young ladies and gentlemen were present. The house and yard were all at their command, and all present departed with the feeling that they had spent a pleasant and profitable evening. The only querry was what made Messrs.

Detwieler and Miller late. Finally some one gave the snap away by stating that they had attractions in tbe east end at 10:80. Mr. Jones left to take charge of a party known as the jolly twelve. HOT WANTED -To b-rk in a cigar re weeks' visit to her parents near Pc (store.

19 or SO years old; must furnish sroy, Meigs county, this state. PRICES CURRENT. Review of the Money, Stock and Cattle Quotations for 13. New York Money at 333 per cent Currency sixes, lis bia; lour coupons. 128; fenr-end-halfa, l.6 bid.

Tha market opened dull and weak, and after declining from to 1 per cent, and at noon was still dull, but firm, generally at a shade better than the opening prices, leaving them at or near the closing figures of last evening. fimca that bis wile and three children g.X'd rof renco Aidies Herald Archbishop Elder has gone to Baltimore have died and two others are atill sick briefly reported iu our lato dispatches yesterday. Today we present a full account of the affair, with a picture of the deceased. The high standing of Justice Field adds an interest to tbe case that takes it out of the line 817 to attend the funeral of his brother. Fran with no hope of recovery.

Many other els W. -Elder, who died that city on cases are reported. FJClt KENT House of 5 rooms all newlj pantwd and h' use in good condition: Tuesday morning. Commercial Gazette. also a store room near corner of LIr.rferi Mr.

Will R. Baker recently returned A Father Stattf Hlj Son. Chflsea, Aug. 15. A farmer avenus an Third.

rciuire at 17 IJoutn of the average shooting affray. from the Pittsburg exposition, and tonight Swabian Society of Columbus. The local society met their Columbus guests at the depot, sod escorted them through the principal street! cf the city is carriages. The Co.utiibua society was accompanied by the Fourteenth Regiment Band, a noted musical organization ot the Capitol City. The Great Western Band, of this city, headed the Imposing procession.

A number of members ot the Swabian society, of Springfield, were also present gnepts of the Dayton society. The procession passed through the principal streets, making an attractive display, and then passed on out to tbe Fair Grounds, where the day wts sent in festivities and re enacting old country customs and ceremonies. Capt, i red. Schaefet Is president of the Dayton Swabian Society, which was organized a good many years ago. At the Fair Grounds he made a brief address of welcome to the society's guests, and then in LiEGAIj JN'OTICE.

'PUB undersigned hereby gives notice of his appointment as administrator of Mary Z-mpleman. deceased. A. A. WINTERS.

Administrator. Dayton, Ohio, July 81, 1889. Sl-aliat Big B. 103? viMiue Cro-y 8 '41 Mich. N.

Y. CentraL.107 North 11 0 he will start for St Louis, where the great TLo following was cur first Uniled named S. Heney, living two miles from here, quarreled with his son. Harvard, over a trifling matter last nisrht and CL, exposition Is in progress. 1T AN unturntahed front Ohio 2t)W Misses Lucy Vinal and Alice Smith, of room, centrally located, a fam i'y where there are no other lixiners.

wltl stubbed the boy in the abdomen, inflicting a fatal wound. The younat man was Press dispatch today: New Youk, Augn-it 15 A San Fran-iico special to the Tribune says iu reeard io the Terry shooting, that when Mrs. DeL 147 W. 147 Erie. 2S Lake 70 Springfield, and Misses Sarah and Gertrude racmc ju.au Rook Island St.

Paui 71V Western Union. S5j Hagar, of Xenia. are visiting at Mr. IS. is.

or without board. Address Mary, care Lyon's, Ringgold street Herald. 9 19 Terry left the dining room she was ob- married and highly respected in this vicinity. The father has lieen arrested and locked up. Liquor is the supposed cause leading to the murder.

The Misses Clara and Mamie Ryan, terved by Ur. Stackpole, one of the pro E. Hanna, Mary Kingsbury, Xenia Chas. W. Dale, Lottie G.

Ohmer. Chas. B. Shafer, Rose Welty, Dayton, W. M.

Wilson, Miss DeEtta Greiner, Xenia, O. Miss Belle Ralston, Miss Minnie Tobie, Mr. Robt Patton, Mr. G. T.

Wilson, Dayton, M. L. Wolf, Xenia; Carrie Done, Williamsport, Pa; Wm. A. Bell.

Wm. Leeman, Dayton, Wm Brown and lady, Port William, O. A REUNION. The many members of the Kimmel family, together with many of their frie ids, met yesterday at the spacious home of Mr. A AN IED The use of a horse and I bug sty the 1st ot October, for Julia Hoben, Edna Hussey will leave tor orietors of (he hotel who anticipated Franklin in tne morning.

wouble, and walking into where Jul; the keeping. Address Herald oBice 17 Shot Down la the Street. Ltoxs. Iowa. 15.

IL G. Stona Marriage licenses have been Issued to Mr. Terry sat he asked why Mrs. Terry had shot Dr. Hitchcock on the streets of Cmmr E.

Wright and Addie McMurry, and to Edward Hartzell and Nettie Gilbert troduced Mayor urawrord. mayor lOV WASTED To wake hitnuelf gen eft the table. Judge Field is he r.s observed Mr. Stack Comanche, Iowa, yesterday. The A' cr-iltv useful arnund store, IS or 17 wws of a.e, lu'iwt Font recommended.

NOTES IN The funeral of George E. Coe, killed by ths ears Monday, took place at the res! dence of the parents of the deceased on South June street today. The funeral was largely attended, and the floral tributes were numerous. Among them were wreathes representing the N. P.

At O. ile. Do you think jour wife would be so Mr. Fred Weaver has returned from Del iiidisereta as to cause trouble? aware, where he has been attending tbe 'Why do you ask that question?" said llunstino Ill East Third st. 8 31 ATANTED Fifteen' carpenters.

In assassin fared four shots, one of which took effect in the back of the victim, inflicting wounds which may prove fatal. Both are well known citizens, and no cause for the assault is DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. IHE partnership horetofore existing tween Ilenry Hollencamp, Gust A. Proenchorf. Wm.

F. Schmal and John A. Kitzert, under the firm name of H. liol'en-camp A has this day been dissolved by mutual consent H. Hollencaap assuming all liabilities and collecting all accounts due the late firm.

H. Hollencamp continues the business, at the oid stand. HENPY HOLLENCAMP, GUST A. ROEN DHO If Fv WM. F.

SCHMAL, JOHN A. RlfZERT, Dayton, July 87. 1889. 8 8ThSt institute there under the tutelage of Prof. Goff, mewing his Latin studies.

Terry. M. C. Kimmel. about six miles west of Dayton, near the Eaton pike.

KImmels of all ages, occupations and "sizes" were "Because I do not wish to have trouble quire on Aopla "street, back cf Stick le'a brewery on Warren St. 8 17 Misses Nora and Lennie Morris, of west ere," was the answer. Second Btreet, have returned boms after a crew, Reynolds 4 Reynolds, the Tally-ho Club, and the Elevens, of which the de present After tne forenoon had been spent In pleasant amusement all assembled 'I don't know," said Judge Terry quiet Killed by an Engine. Omaha. Ausr.

15. An enema at J3OK SALE A two burner tttnve cheap, med one week. pleasant two weeks' visit with trends in Dayton. Xenia Gazette. ceased was a member.

and then he added significantly, "there Also twt in the tobacco shed, where a bounteous extended a hearty welcome to the visitors, and formally offered them the freedom of the Gem City. The afternoon was spent in 'easting and dancing and in converse with friends. The leading features of note were a grand pageant, with an old fashioned wedding party after the manner of the 'past century In the Fatherland, in which a couple of oddly dressed persons were the happy victims of the hy menial noose. The ceremony elicited great merriment, and was loudly applauded by the large audience. In the course of an hour or so afterwards, there was an old fashioned "christening," In the manner and style of the old country.

the bouth Omaha stock vards Rtnick m'gtat be trouble." In the cell of Ernst Harlacher, of Green- dinner was spread, to which they did justice. Dr. J. E. Lowes and family are spend This alarmed Mr.

Stackpole, and he and wife or Aoply to No. 8 IT and instantly killed James Connelly and i viile. who is servin (Won T. 1 ll 1 racft.tf fTl 1 a sentence In the back rooms for rnt tit man widow I adv. and nio stable laia east FKth at.

rakid back to the door determined to ing a portion of the summer at their farm near the Soldiers' Home. A number of After the dinner was over and the tables work house here was found two jack v. jcwuuaj, AilcJ ia9 supposed to have eeea intoxicated. watch Mrs. Terry when she returned.

Ar knives made into a saw yesterday, with Daytonlans have enjoyed their generops. hooo as Stackpole turned his back, Terry KENT Hons of five rooms, suit It able for a tnmll family. Inquire hospitality. cleared, another meeting was called in the shed, this time not to partake of the bounty of nature or the delicacies of the bakery, but to meet mere solemnly and which the prisoner evidently meant to effect his escape. It will be remembered walked slowly around behind Jus Angostura Bitters do not only dis Dr.

and Mrs. D. C. LIchliter, accompan 8 17 ice Field. As the first shot 13t Eaid Seeoud street.

that some time since he effected an escape, as fired. Mrs. Terry reappeared In the tinguish themf elyes by their flavor and aromatic odor above all others generally ied by Miss Nellie Crilly, left yesterday afternoon for a four weeks' tour of Vir closely, as relatives and friends, prompted out was recaptnrea. doorway, carrying hand traveling bag by no selfish motives but assembling at I7DR KENT A four room hi ne and stable, on Sprarne strei't. Apply 907 Home avenue.

17 A young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ed These ceremonies created much merriment It took eleven cars to bring the Colum -iiackpole interceded here, and with the ginia. They will visit the doctor's parents at Woodstock, Ya. F.

I). BITTIXGEK, 31. 1). Komoeogathic Physician and 28 Weet Fonrtb 8c, Dayton, O. CHRONIC DISEASES -AND EXTREME CASES SOLICITED.

the call of friendship to strengthen those ties that bind the one and all, id ot others took away the bag. Upon used, but they are aiso a sure preventive for all diseases originating from the digestive organs. Beware of counterfeits Ask for the genuine article, manufactured ward Cook, of Miamisburg, died at the family residence last night of typhoid ma Mr. Charley Shriver, clerk of the Board OOOM FOK KENT A desirable and xamlnaticn afterward the bas was found laria. of Education, is home from his visit to to contain a pistol.

into a union ot one common family. The meeting was called to order by the president Dr. EL S. Kimmel, of Dayton, bus society here. They were delighted with their reception and generous treatment throughout the day.

Tbe Springfield visitors were also gratified with thplr reception and the day's exercises. by Dr. J. G. JJ.

Siegert Sons. Dr. Venable, of Cincinnati, will deliver Fountain Park. Charley was deserving ot JL neatly furnished front room, sulublt for one or two gentlemen, with or withcu' board. No.

US street 8 21 a tree lecture in the High School building a vacation- He is one of the most eScient Here are some of the-Elexir views this evening at 8 o'clock. All are invited clerks the Board ever had, and withal one after which the hymn, "Blest Be the Tie That Binds," was sung, and prayer was offered by Rev. Mr. Mason. I THE VEHDICT to be present of the most obliging.

It Is designed to give the old man a FOli SALE Hook and news stre; new stock; good stand; invoice, SS0Q te owner In other business; fell rea- THE MAD DOO chance. Boston Herald. An Intoxicated fellow stopped a Third Mr. and Mrs. G.

C. McMillen and daugh ter will leave tomorrow for Niagara falls. The otject simply Is to make a young street car at Main street at 3 o'clock and abused the driver. He was arrested by In tho Case of Judge Terry. STOcaTOs, August 15.

No new onabie tn csh buyer; grod prospects fir echooi book trafte. Address School Sup Appears Again Last Night and Cre Buffalo, Warren, ana other points of lo' king old man a white blackbird. Co JOHN M. NUTT, ATTORNEY AT LAW, Raems 1 ano 2 Xuhns Baiatr. Telephone 899.

Datton, O. roiiceman rowier ana j-retaier ana was lumbus Press, ples. Herald oltica. 8 17 facts were developed at the Inquest of ates Consternation Where-ever It does. take a down in the patrol wagon.

It's a pity that some can't ba infused into Judge Terry's body last night, A number interest. They will be absent about one month. A hymeneal event on Franklin street, near Ludlow, is imminent The high con Officer Bundy shot his dog this mornii g. 'be iokes that are made about it Boston of witnesses gave their testimony, the. pro which had been bitten by another dog.

DIETER'S Globe, The alleged atad dog appeared on the tracting parties are a handsome young good man wants to he kept out of Cincinnati. Wheat 72(g77a Corn 374AiC Wcon Uawasaed, fine merino, 133 19c; one-fourth blood combing, 2324c; medium delaine and clothing, uraid, medium combine, 23.J2!; fleece washed, fine merino and XX, medium clothing. S0g3lc; delaine tldeoe. SOiffSlo. Hat-No.

1 timothy, S.O0(iaO3; prairie. 7.008.50; straw, Cattlb Good to choice butchers, 3-S5; fair, t2.6aig3.35; common, stockers and feeders, Hoos Selected butchers and heavy shipping. fair to good packing, S4.80 4.45; common and rough packing, 35; fair to good light, 4.504.65; pigs, Lambs Pittsburg-. Cattle Prime, fair, $3.33 3. 65; good, 10: bulls, stags and fat cows, $4008.00.

Hogs Grassers and medium Yorkers, prime Yorkers, Philadelphias, Sheep Prime, fair te good, common, Chicago. Hoos Light, mired, $4,050 4. 4f); heavy, Cattle Extra beeves, steers. cows, bulls and mixed, 8.03; stockers and feeders, Sheep Lambs New York. Wheat Xe.

a red winter, S75SSJ; de September 85c. CORS Mixed, 44c, Oats-No, 3 mixed, September, 27a, Toledo. Wheat Receipts, 94,459 shipments, U4.421 bush, selling at SOc Ul on Wheat, Corn and Oate Furnished by F. M. Arnold, Room 15 and IS, Kohn's Building, Closing prices for to-day as follow 1:15 p.

Chicago, August 15. wheat, Opening Highest Lowest Closiuf Sept It 76 lW 78X 7SK 78 COEN. Sept S5 ShX 35H Oct S5J S5X 85 OAT8. Sept SOX 8H Oct 80 iM 803 LARD. Supt 6 6.37 8.15 Oct 8.15 6.17 6.05 PORK.

Sept 9.85 t.00 75 Oct 9 67 9.70 9 8. BD3S. Sept 510 5.10 a.10 Oct 5.12 5 12 5.10 Chicago. Visible supply Wheat, 13,598,00 Cora, Oats, Con, decrease, Wheat, Increasei Oats, increase, 256,000. streets agsln last night and created con leaven for twenty years? LfiiiisviLe The following extract from a letter wri ten by J.

A' Starbuck, of Yorktown, Iowa widow on Franklin street ana a papular young widower of Rlverdale, The wed sternation among the people wherever It went It acted in a manner that left no urier Journal. ding will be a recherche affair. speaks for Itself. "Two years ago in har pi fetors of the hotel at Lathrop, among them. The coroner's jury then bt ought In a verdict that the deceased came to his death from the effects of a gun shot wound intltett by David at La'hrop.

SbootlDg Mitch. Chicaoo, Ills August 15. John Gallagher svas fatally shot shortly before 13 doubt in the minds of the people as to Its If tbe Brown-bcauard prescription will vest time, a young man came In my store Hamilton News: Miss Laura Broad-berry, of Dayton, is visiting Mrs. James make aa old man young, the front teat and said he had been binding wheat dur being mad. On Watne avenue last night It bit two it toe ballet will be worth no more than ing the forenoon, and was so bad with Ryan, ot the Second ward.

Judge Harr is dogi, on VanBttren street it bit one and ither sea' a. Dallas Texas) News. diarrhoea aud colic pains that he would BROOKS SUCCESSORS to Brooks Kemper PLUMBERS, The insurance companies should hold have to lay off unless he could get relief. in Dayton today. liooven is in Dayton visiting.

Oliver Perry Caylor, of Carthage, Mo themselves attentive with a view of a con o'clock last night by Ollie Smith in Sinclair's saloon. No. 150 South Halstead The minutes of tbe last meeting were then read by the secretary, Mr. M. C.

Kimmel, after which the orator of the day, Mr. Ed. Jackson In very eloquent words discussed the question "Why are we here?" The speaker reviewed he past history of the Kimmel family, tbe advantages of the younger members over their fathers, and urged them to be active and zealous, that the world might be better and tbe family more prosperous ky their having come upon the stage of action. After this very able address the president called upon different persons present to make short talks. Among those who responded to this call were the Revs.

Mr. Mason and Will Gilbert, Messrs. Aaron Kimmel, Jackson, W. J. Patterson, Ed.

Kimmel, J. B. Hunter and others. A committee was tnen appointed to draw up resolutions of sympathy and condolence for the widow and relatives of the late Mr. Willard Eby, who was connected with the family, aid whose early death was lamented by al) who knew him.

Aster the election of officers the meeting adjourned to meet the second Wednesday of Aagust, 1S90, at the residence of Mr. Jaekson, of Arcanum, Darke county. There were four generations represented. Every one had a good time, and also had bis picture taken. slderable reduction in premiums on life I took a bottle of your diarrhoea remedy from the shelf, gave him a dose, sold him the bottle, and told him I wonld give him street The men are hesvy-weight pugi alse bit several dogs on east Third street, and what Is stiil worse it jamped on a little girl by the name of Oracle Cain, daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. William Cain, of east Second street and bit her In the shoulder. The little girl was quickly taken home and the assistance of a physician summoned. The dog is large and strong. is here visiting relatives.

He will remain a week. Caylor Is editing a Democratic insurance policies. Memphis Appeal. lists. 'her were lecently matched to SputterkinsL who Is a mugwump from the morey back if it did no good.

He came in next morning and said tbe single paper out West. He is one of the bast jn tC fight or a purse of S50U and thi cght was arranged for Saturday UuitwuDipvUle, says the true elixir of life judges of baseball in this country. He dose did its work so well, that be not only Is a political appointment, as it has revived vJteam and Gas Fi night. Last night Gallagher sat In the rear kept up his place binding during tne after TITERS was manager ot the uincinnatis ror several years, and edited the base ball department a lot of those ur savory carpet bag poll room rf the saloon reading a newspaper and It is said that when It seizes another dog It sometimes hurls them several feet in ticisns down In Louisiana, when Smith entered and made move as if noon, but had worked all night, and had the price ot the dose 1 gave him been three dollars it would have been cheap. I will for halt a dozen years, Captain W.

Fox, of Charleston, IiL, Those barnacled old sinners (Mahonites) thesis. to strike him. fPQ should take elixir of life, 'or else they wiii Gallagher squared off to defend "himself further say. keep on with your good work. Oftlcer Boss saw the animal tn the Fast End about 8 o'clock last night, and shot at not see Sundays enou.b.

or find priests and Is here visiting friends. He was formerly a resident of this city, where he is well and favorably remembered as an attache ot the when Saiith drew a revolver ana nrea. mi You cannot recommend your medicine too highly. Chamberlain's colic, cholera and It twice, but in both Instances missed bis prayers enonuh to wash away their trans- llluiul 1 lit ball struck Gallagher below and near ti heart. He fell to the floor aud Smith POWDER TtommmpniU'il liv the hlehest tnertlcal restons Kicnmona nms.

mark and allowed the dog to escape. Narrowgauge railroad. Me is now having diarrhoea remedy is one of the greatest "Who Is there? asked Dr. Brown- a run on the Cloverleaf route in the West escaped. medicines of the age; it cannot be beat Sergeant Fair and Officer Kitzleman chased it up the Third Btreet hill, but also Captain Fox is taking a vacation here SfqusrJ.

and rlwmuitkl uthorlUei, wno testily to Wishing you much success and prosperity "The Grant monumens iucu," was tne among friends. which yon richly deserve, I remain, truly A Scrap of Paper tier Life li nholut purity, wholt-somcnw irna wonderful streliatb. Every fan euania- SITTING AliBTFIXTTJll A SPECIALTY. No. 42 North Jefferson failed to csptnre it TBI 000 IS SHOT.

teply. your for sale by J. Abbey's Son, It was lust an ordinary scrap of wrap twil ttli th work ot any other baking: roetinir twice fut mueh. Kery 34 South Main street; J. G.

Spbngler, cor ping parser, but it saved her life. She was inn (juamntsl to nlve naUsfaeUon, or ner Second and Webster streets, and C. A. "well, I can't do anyuung tor yon. You'll have to wat till resurretion day." Washington Capital.

The venerable Augustus Euhns has been a resident of this city since 18S9. He was for a number of years associated with Adam Pritz In the manufacture of the Dorsey reapers and mowers. He has always been in the last stages of consumption, toid by EIGHT ROUNDS. purcuiMM iuny refumiea. At o'clock this morning three young men sw the dog, and taking after it chased It In Kramer's barn, in the East End, where they shot it.

It took three Bonner, 1618 East Pifth street, It your ti-iT don not km Crown, rto no4 an active woiker, and although well along him yoa to buy wmM other he rluint to iut gul, bwt mi turn to obtlg General Wasamaeer has been interviewed, and a portion Judge Irwin Dead. In sixty, he Is actively engaged in business. A Priae Flgbt and a Shooting Match. San Francisco, August 15. The 11 ht to a finish, Queensbury rules, for a purse of between Charles Turner, physicians that she was incurable and could live only a short time; she weighed less than seventy pounds.

On a piece of wrapping janer she read of Dr. King's New Discovery, and got a sample bottle; it helped her, she bought a large bottle, It helped her more, bought anothei and grew better fast, continued Its use and Is now WBTF.R'8 CHOWS BAKISO lWDKE. Bellefoste, Aug. 15. Judga John Irwin died this morning of paral- of what he said is appended: "They say you bought garments made in colored, of Stockton, Cahv, and Paddy London by foreign labor and advocated sib, aguu oi.

no was one 01 tae Oldest! iron masters in this vicinity. He was an associate judge of this oounty several F. M. AENOLD. Real Estate, Stocks.

Grain, Previsions and Petroleum, Tinge! and Sold on ConunUiio. tHr Wires fa Chicago, S.Jmlo ana. 2nttsbwrgh CASS PAID for OEAIg CN CUIco, New ytoi Toledo ai-d Pittsburgh Oorreapondnntv cfticks: BQQVt 1 3 at ie KuhtuSuUfin Gorman, of Australia, last night was won by Turner in eight rounds. protection at borne." "Yes; our tariS laws made me do It. strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weighing 140 pounds.

For fuller particulars send stamp shots to complete the lob. Tbe animal Is a big. ugly looking Newfoundland, and It Is estimated that it bit at least nine dogs, and If reports be true, about five persons. It will be a relief jo know that the dog is dead but the result of He mad career Is greatly feared. All the dogs known to hate been bitten should by all means be killed at once and It is a question whether or not it would not be wise for Counoli to have all dogs confined for sixty days.

They have the power to do it and it certainly Is the proper course to pursue. ears ago. He takes as much interest in public stairs as ever. MANY ABRTVALS. The following persons registered at Be'lbrook Magnetic Springs hotel Sunday, August llth, '89: C.

W. Sheets, M. J. Schwab, Chas. Knecht, O.

E. Bates and wife, Dayton, Mrs. J. M. Milburn, MissMllburn, Xenia, N.

I. Scott, Norwood, A. M. Osborn and wife, Lebanon, E. G.

Durst and wife, Chas. Grimes, O. Dodds, Mays Dodo's, Mrs. R.H. to W.

H. Cole. Druggist, Fort Smith. had todo it or cease doing business. But 1 contributed thousands of dollars to fix the tariff bo I old not have to do it.

I Or D. (VJ.IYIUR AY 11 A. ptSKAPICB Of THK Glands. Skis, Scalp Diseases of Nose and Throat (Catarrh), Rheumatism and JS'ervo-Rheacaattsm, Im-potency. Dyspepia, Hemorrhoids, the Kidneys, etc.

omcc-13 FiriH Dayton, I Trial bottles of this wonderful Discovery Kllraln Released on Bond. The best on earth can only be said Grigirs' Glycerine Salve a speedy cure for fiee at Chas. K. Brlgel drugstore Car lots Wheat, 107 c-ra c-ffQ, 584 cars would have a tariff so high that all our gar Baltimore. August 15.

Jake Kilrain was released on it.OuO bail today, ii. OatS, 240 cuts, bruises, scalds, bums, sores and all skin eruptions. Try this wonder healer, until Thursday next, John Kooney, a Unioa Stock Yards, Chicago Receipt oi toga, 17,000. ments would have to be made at borne. It pains me to bave a tariff so low that articles mads by cheap labor In Europe can Sweetman, Printer, East Fourth Street, telephone 618J y.ic.

aoia at vieo. auu t. sporting man, beeomln his security. Si.