The Dayton Herald from Dayton, Ohio • 3

THB DAYTON DAILY HERALD, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGHJSrl, I1SS9. DAILY WEATHER REPORT I CITY ITEMS. AMUSEMENTS. or Ohio Local showers, presided by W'i ROUND TRD? TO FLORENCE, ALA. The Commercial and Manufacturing Center of the Tennessee Vallev.

fair in southern portion, ewler westerly BS DRY GOODS STORE -Nop. 24 and 20 East Third All under this heading 25 cen ta per line each insertion. wiid. THE 1CI3S1RELS. The season of X8S9 90 wLl open In Day-" ton next Friday evenlntc, with the appear-! ance of the magnificent Haverly-Cleveland Boy's Velocipedes EXPRESS WAGONS I GIRLS' DOLL xenrsiona September 10th, 2ith and Oc ober 8th, 1881).

Thereat minsireia at tne remodeled Grand Opera uuuse. maication point out that it will rnrnm SPECIAL OPEHIHGOF oe a Dig event as seats are selling fast capital and la- bor are directed at the preEent time 5S tnated in the northern part of Alabama, on the Tennessee at tne dox office. Billy Emerson, the famous minstrel, is Eejln the day with God! He is thy sun and day; lie Is the radiance of thy dawn. To him address thy lay. Sinn thy first song to God, Not to thy fellow-man.

Not to the creatures of his hand. Bat to the glorious one. Take thy first meal with God. tie Is thy heavenly food. memoer of this company.

The New York EFR1GERA1 ORS, ICE CUFSTS, BIHO CAGES, oun or lhnrsday. May 16. 1889, In speak "ine neart of lhe minPral region, with infxhanstible supplies of brown hematite iron ore, lime- i a un i me fenowcralt Ulub dinner, says "There has not cf ten been so many distln Baby Carriages. Wood Willow Ware, ana coai, the successful man Buumea men togetner as met at the Fellow mm F7P1 11 ft II mm crait uiun dinner on Thursday evening, There were over ISO of the lead Tin Ware. Grange Ware.

Japan Ware, Jelly Glasses, GUss Fruit Jars, Tin Fruit Cans. Thousands of Useful Articles at 5 and 10s uiaciuro oi iron is assured. The coal helds ef Florence and vicinity jreed with him, on him! He with thee mg celebrities of the town, among the tain? 7i UIO'uw square miles. onuoniorencelie miles of un dent Grover Cleveland. Bishon Potter.

PRUDENT FAIR, broken forests of chestnut and oak. Billy Emerson stvlpd in New York la o. Cleveland's big comedia), A. B. Parson, lurnisning the tanner with unlimited supply of bark.

Quarries of GREATLY REDUCED PRICc, FOli A FEW DAYS PRUDEN, mmm rroawito 4 AND 6 EAST FIFTH ST. rostollloo. of Harper A. W. Drake, of the Cen "eanuiui marb e.

limestrnn. nn tury, Alexander Johnston, of Prinwtnn. HNKH Wain and Fourth i. vroiv, ana many others. Billy Emerson, the eanastone surround the city.

The Tennessee river ot only af- "1 ramous minstrel, wai the hero of the even win least in brotherhood. Take thy first walk with God. Let him ro forth with thee; By stream or sea, -or mountain path, Seek still his company. Thy first transaction be With God himself above; fo shall thy business prosper well. And all thy days be lovd.

Uoratius Bonar. A woman who scrubs, Over lathery tubs, Tho not or a bibulous mind, Has no cause to faint If folks make a complaint ioria an inexhaustible mpply of ing. and was lionized by all the notables present The gecial Billy told many funny stories and sune several of his lat water lor manufacturing purposes, put the cheapest transportation, loth for the raw materitJ and th est songs. Mr. Emerson Is on his way to Absolutely Pure, uu a srafon's engagement at 00 ter 1000 Yards qT All Wool Clol Dress In All Shades, that Have lloen Selling AT 50 CENTS, we Shall Opea oh THURSDAY MOKNINU, the Entire Line at 29c.

PER YARD. THIS IS ONE OF THE BEST BARGAINS EYEtt OFFERED IN DRESS "ce wun manager V. S. Cleveland. This powder never varies.

A marvel on finished production. Farming lands in the vicinity of Florence are offered at an YlrmoW oi tne iiaveriy-Cleveland Mln strels." parity, strength and wholesomeness. More economical than the ordinary kinds, and low rate. From $5 to $20 per acre are asked for the most m-odnMiirfl can not be sold In in competition with the fine cieais and tobacco 14s Sr.nth Of her having "three sheets in the multitude ot low test short weight alum jenereon. chas.

E. Graves. lands. or phosphate powders. Sold ojtlt in wind." Wilmlceton (Del.) Review.

mm mm Give yon a Good Shoe for 1.25; a Better One 1.49, and a Fine Bargain for 1.97. In our Better Line of Shoes the Prices are Correspondingly Low. Shoes that you Usually Pay $3.00 for, we Give You for S2.50. We will Save You from 25c to 50c on Every Pair. If Yu Are Not Keidy to Buy, Come and Look REPAIRING PROMPTLY DONE.

TVo. SOS IZast Fifth Htreet. cans. Royal Bakxnq Powdkh Co- Springs of water and clear creeks School shoes at Starkey Bros. 106 Wall St.

N. Y. BM1G4I1I STORE witn gravel bottom are on almost every farm. Excellent ffrazincr ran 'Jlst Gola- Far 'Em." This morning twa little tads each on The "Kalnbow," August 30th. The weekly Hkoajj, 81 00 per eu.

Daily Herald is on sale at Baker ELDER, HUNTER JOiliflO. BASE BALL. also be found nine months out of the year. Coe's Thirc Street Restaurant The city 150 feet above hiirh Dai ton Downs tbe Champions not more than six years of aee were staggering along Main street towards the river under the weight of an enormous cane fishing rod. They sweat and tnireei! with A lodge of the order ot the Rrd Cross Mausfleia Defeats Springfield- water, on a gently rolling plateau, eloping towards the river, the Hudson of the South.

The drainage in will shortly be organized here by organizer J. W. Hudson. their formidable tack until they were wearied, and thev sat down to rest nn NEW An exciting contest took place yesterday BOODS, STORE, The Fifth street railway compauy ex pects to have cars running on Richard and door step, tbeir fishing rod protruding out over the pavement and gu'ter into the street An old rentleman whose evesitrht at Canton between the home team and Dayton, In which the latter were victorious by a score of 3 to 1. liaBelle streets within the next two months.

Up to the seventh inning no one crossed Nothing new this week, excit new prices oo all Summer Stock. Summer Stock must be cUwed out a once to make room far the early Tall Goods that are now on their way, and in order to accomplish this we have made wy low prices on til stuff left We ate not tjoli.g to quote prices thiuh-out the whole store, as that takes too much space, but will Just Rive you a few random examples: The decoration of the Rink for the Dem excellent; the atmosphere pure and salubrious; and spriDgsof pure water on every side. here is no more healthful spot in the land, aa the health statistics will show. The city and county has NO DEBT. tty recant enactment of the Alabama legislature, all manufacturing enterprises io Florence are exempt from taxa is not equal to that sort of layout across his path, struck his feet against the rod, and came near falling.

However, be gathered on his faet again, and adiustlne his THE VITALIZER. AND NE TlSHMa $10 Worth of Goods for $1 Si a Week! ocratic State Convention is programing finely. tbe home plate on either side, but In the seventh Canton- scored one and Dayton three. Duckie Thomas pitched a great game, as the following 6 core will show: Something Hew and 'Wonderful 1 The VITALIZES Restores Manhood and spectacles he took in the situation. "Why Binman's bakeries have all their pastry bays," be said good naturedlv.

'-Where's baked daily, not once a week. A whole Cures Chronic Diseases The Greatest Invention of the Are CANTON. your fish?" "What'r ve talklne bont A FULL LINK OF corps of artists are required to KCt the goods out early. This Is Important -3 Mister." said the bov who had hold nf th Pit. PUE.IXCKIt'S New Srsfio cf Jtrotnl Tri-nlmcot and Medl ration iwH away wttli all tbe ohl Aiaittng, burning amj IB .0 0 big end of the rod and the box of worms.

K- furi'l I'ilcj in felOOUtor Fred Wilson, colored, who pointed a re Don' yer see. we're iia min'fnr I il to ii. 'lh BED ROOM SETS, PARLOR SETS, SIDE-BOARDS. WARDROBE REFRIGERATORS. BABY CARRIAGES.

CARPETS. For in ear Lawless, Ryn, Miller, Berger.c volver at Fred. Wilson a few evening ago. tion ror a period or ten years. It is no new city, but it has, bo to speak, been born again, its new birth dating from the early part of 1887.

Since that time, two years, its population has quadrupled, increasing G'lang ole fel And the bovs cot nn Challlea, valued at be sold at 30r. per Thoee a Id Mohair Mc. everj where, will yard. mm mt mmust secured their monster fishing rod, and tod-died off to the river. was sentenced to the Dayton work house last evening for thirty days and fined S10 and costs.

Springfield Gazette. Oil Ciotb, Rasa, on Easy -Veeklv Pavmento! at ro 14 a 3 a 6 ...0 ....1 ...0 ...0" ...0 .0 ...0 ...0 Sharp, If Delaney, Zecher, ss Irrr and Tumor Stirrl.t!l t. rTHll.flJOf'iren noevilefTecia loliow. It Is a ih'TiVil scientific. A faflure is out The annual meet of the National Arch? from 1.500 to over 6.000.

Fiftv-nin Robert Clark, eeneral aeent nf th the qnpNtiori. Tumor. lii NprU. Knlarscd 4, lands and p'-m-nnwitiv -itrel it. a Vtv w.vk.

Urrtal I'lri-ra, PintBla and American Collection and Reporting Association, is In Dayton and will call nnon all CASH AND CREDIT HOUSE, 109 East Third St. Harris, Monroe, IV I isuif. Fii f. t-tlf. Isli-riiina i'Hra.

t'ratrndlna Si Stricture ri.l Potvpas cured and no Interruption ut members in the city as soon as possible. ery Association will take place at the Soldiers' Home next week, commencing on the 27th. it will be a merrie meet, and all the skilled bowsmen and bowswomen in the districts are expected to compete for the admirable prizes. different enterprises and industries, representing have been actually established, and within the last six months many other large and important companies have organized. Totals.

1 3 24 17 3 If any member wishes to see-him within yf iioctitulTHI. a iiiunrtiw circular auareas uarvou, uuia fAM N. B. Yk 15 ill bWju- ts' we do not ect our rccommeauatiODI the next week will dron a card in the Dost- Imm abroaii, t-ut yj 1. iu DAYTON.

offlce. Please read card below. H. X. Counts just received at J.

E. Con- IB PO 1 2 DAYT05T, August 80, 1889. I refer ail afflicted to the following persons, who have been treated and cured. References, Paytos, O. M.

J. Swadener, D. G. Auirhev. Isaac Ilaln.

J. Rlait. overs, 105 South Jefferson street. Gins, cf 0 Williams, 2b 0 To Whom It May Concern: 3 I. H.

So 33 NICKLB PiATISGi MACHINE WORKS JOBBING OF ALL KINDS. ESTIMATES MADE OK THE MANUFACTURE OF LIGHT MACHINES ALL WOKK GUARANTEED. wood, John Shroier, J. F. Knns, George Goas, W.

B. Anderson. John McCain. A policeman who determined to retrieve I am not now connected in anv 10 Chrisman, lb 0 the reputation of the "coppers" for pre with the Americau Collection and Rpnort- tWWiU be at Dayton, at Phttlipa Mouse, SEPTEMBER 1, 2 and 3. cision of aim with a revolver undertook to Those 44-lncb English Henriettas worth iCe will go at 2sc ISo.

and 20c. Sateens are now offered by us at 10c per yard. Then dou't forget our big sale of Table Bd Spreads, Ac Our Arte. Bed Spread Is worth $1. Our 35c Table Spreads are two yards long and worth at least 50c Tills Is the dull time of year fur nio-t stores, but we know no dull time, and keep the boom up throughout the entire year.

Duiing the Summer Months we will Make Dresses under price. If you want bargains, come to us. We will taveyou money ou every purchase ing Association and will return all accounts to any member of said association that 1 Green, 3b 1 Randall, If 1 1 Flanlgan, Lyons, ss 0 2 1 6 0 0 kill a sick doe at the East Side yesterday afternoon. He shot the poor animal three times, and then beat the life ont of it with may have in my possession and will make RE-UNIONS settlement D. Smith MONEY IS POWER.

KNOWLEDGE IS MORE POWERFUL, a big club. Thomas, 0 GE CHART'S POWER BUILDIEG, THIRD AND CAN A 232 Chestnut street All parties that have put claims In the xor information regarding rates, and how to get to Florence, address your nearest ticket agent of the E. O. McCORMICK, Gen'l Passenger and Ticket Agent, Cincinnati, O. or SOUTHERN EMIGRATION Co.

J. G. Middleton, Gen'l Agent, Florence, Ala. TRUNKS, VALISES, AND TELESCOPES on hand and to order. W.

IL MITCHELL, manufacturer's agent, 29 Fast Second Street. TTS4t The Bee Line passenger and freight ears and engines are being relettered and Totals 3 4 27 17 CATHOLIC KSIGHTS OF AMERICA. Division Knights of St. George, said Smith's hands will please call on him painted a uniform color. The lettering is Innings 2345673 8 Emanuel's Church, will in a body attend at once and get their claims and make settlement Robert Clark.

BUY THE LIGHT RUNNING HELPMATE SEWING MACHINE Canton 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 01 Dayton 0 0000030 3 now, "Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago St Loo's Railroad." which, as is generally known, is the consolidated Bee Line and Big Fonr tte convention of tbe Geiman Catholic Cential Society, to be held in Cleveland from September 1st to 5th This will b3 one of tbe largest and most admirable pa General Agent. TALKS ON THE A HI First base cn ball, eff Monroe struck out, by Monroe 3, by Thomas stolen PERFECT STITCH. AUTOMATIC TAKE UP. There Is more dust on the road from BRADY, A Cleveland BrlckJaier's Prize Km- base, Canton; double play, Lyons, Williams and Chrisman; left on bases. Canton TATEST IMPROVED ATTACHMENTS' Dayton out to Beavertown than on all the other roads leading from Dayton the same distance.

Try It and see. rades of Catholic societies ever witnessed in this country. Division have baen not! Bed that they will be assigned to the post of honor, at the head of the grand parade, in Cleveland. The honor may be Dayton time, 1:15, umpires, Nelson eayonlte Benefits of Protection. Urbn a Citizen.

Jthn Hodgson, a tricklayer of Cleve acd Harrington. Will Last a Life Time. Least Trouble ta Operate and Never Out of Order. Officer Jack McCain and citizens along Buckeye street complain that the slop bar approximated when it is stated that there MANSFIELD 22, SPRINGFIELD 11. MarsGeld defeated Springfield yesterday will be in line on the occasion at least Made by an old firm with AOKST FOR THE UELPMATE, ELORIDUE, Other Sewing Hachinea, 314 W.

Thlr't DAFTOX, o. All ktnrfs of Marhlftpa for nt Second-hand mai-hinea f. vi.no, SSC8 and 10.00. lathe greatest power on earth. It was created by money and knowledge combined.

It snaps its fingers in the face of Medical Science. Defies the Doctors to Cure What It Cures Readily. Ever guarding your Stomach, for therein lies the key to health, or that unlocks the door to disease. The BLOOD, LIVER, KIDNEYS, HEART, SPLEEN AND NERVES Cannot Cure the Stomach, Bat the Stomach, through which tbev have become diseased, WILL CURE THEM, when HEALTHY DIGESTION is RESTORED and MAINTAINED. This proposition is now admitted by every School of Medicine.

Bowanee teaches this very theory. Promises and make good only what it knows it can do. TR.Y IT. BOWANEE MEDICINE Dayton, O. DANI81S Cor.

Main Fourth Sts. rels have not been emptied for such a lor time that a disagreeable stench has arisen In that portion ot the city. ,000 knights. Ot course in the proces- at Springfield by the following remarkable score: 000,000.00 Cash Capital. No matter what others say.

land. Ohio, won the first prizs of fifty dol -lars offered by the Western Reform Protective Tariff League for the best essay on protection written by a an actually engaged in Oianual labor. Here are some of ion will be a large number of church dig- ATTENTION, G. A. R.

Milwaukee and return $7.50. Chicago and return $5.50, via the reliable IL D. 11. R. Milwaukee tickets on sale August 21st to August 28th, inclusive, good to return until September 5th, and can be extended until September 30th.

Innings 1 23456789 nitarles who greatly extend tbe Una Comrades remember that Co. 131st O. HE HELPMATE Division are making every effort to N. Capt Bines Turner, will reune at Springfield 1 0 0 2 0 0 3 2 311 Is Still the BEST ON EARTH Mr. Hodgson's most tellioz utterances: 0 3 4 4 11 0 0 1 22 One feature of American civilization.

REPAIRS NEEDLES FOR make a full turn out, and will acquit themselves with credit and will be an honor to the great occasion. the Phillips llouee on Saturday night of this week. It will be a fine affair and will be notable. ALL KINDS OF3IACm: Harned runs, Springfield 1, Mansfield quickly noted by the observant foreigner. OA 12 OA, a is tbe large number cf workingmen living (Jnicago tickets on sale August Oil Warranted Not to Gum.

ttrXm Grata 1 a j4 SVaulh Mar It was remarked yesterday, by persons in their own homes, not only mechanics. S5TH O. T. I. REUNION.

The veteran 35th O. V. will have a 20th to 21th inclusive, and good to return ten days from date of ale. first base on errors, Springfield Mansfield home runs, Xlcdlt, Burcbard; three base hits, Stenzel, G. Westleke, Darrab, O'Brien; two base hits, Stenzol.

R. West-lake, Kelty, Alcott, Burcbard, Fitzsim- but laborers. In England it is a rare who observed Uncle Thomas Brown bail a car on Fifth street as he hurried up the grade at the canal bridges, that he pos thing to meet a mechanic, and impossible Remember; the IL 1). will reumou at Fran sun on Thursday of thi? week. Gen.

Vanderveer, first colonel of to meet a workingman, fortunate enough carry all the G. A. R. Posts from GLASS the regiment, and Gen. Boynton, who was TA DAI to possess a home.

In Philadelphia sesses remarkable vitality for one of his years. FROIT JABS, mons; left on bases. Springfield 5, Mansfield struck out, Springfield 5, Mansfield Hi first base on balls, Springfield 5, tbe brigade for a long time, will repre 000 workmen live In homes of their own." Live Stock Sales. Yesterday was the largest offering cf cattle and stock at the Southern Ohio sent and addrsss the veterans and their "Tbe tariff has invested the name of Some one stole a fine leather mnzzle BUSINESS LOCALS. ww a TI Itnl --v-- southern Ohio, and Dayton comrades will join the department train at Hamilton Sunday night and go through to Milwaukee without Mansfield hit by pitched balls, Spring from Charlie Freeman's greyhound, Yarde for this season.

Three hundred and friends. Gnef tbe companies was raised here by the captain (afterwards major) MASON FRUIT JARS, field 1, Mansfield pissed balls, Westlake Burt," last evening. It must ba a very America with a species of magnetism, attracting to its shores the despoiled laborers of Europe and a large 6hare of its surplus capital as welt A policy that secures the Fitzsimmons Wild pitches, Springfield M. S. Gunckel, of this city.

Thomas J. change, the only line offering this fifty cattle were in the pens, and on the grounds. There was little change In prices; a few choice small lots sold high, but tbe stolen bases, Springfield 8, Mansfield 10; time, umpire, liilL Hellrigle, who was drum major of the regiment, will be on hand and will give them CLARK FRUIT JARS, TIN FRUIT CANS, low-down sneak thief that will perpetrate such an act right in the middle of the mad dog season, Mr. Freeman will, attach a dynamite bomb hereafter to tho muzzles he puts on bis canines. average brought the usual prices, with a confidence of capital and labor contains strong internal evidence of Its soundness." advantage.

Ask for your tickets via H. D. R. at Union Depot and City Office4 14 West Third St, touch of the "soul-stirring drum." His tendency to depression. famous drum corps will accompany him.

The farmer is told the tariff laws were Of the lot, Jacobs bad 110 hf ad: A.t tlio Lowest rrice in tlio City. Come nnd Via the popular II. D. R. K.

oa the following dates: Angnst Cth and 20th September 10th and 24th; October 8th. Hound trip tickets will be gold to all points in Kansas, Arkansas, Texas, Indian Territory, New Mexico, Arizona, Nebraska, Dakota, Wyoming; Colorado, Utah, Idaho, and J. bird btreet Crossing. Charles Zachritz, 107: Dan Shafer A Tonight the Phoenix Light Guard will passed at tbe dictation of men who? avowed object is to coerce them to pay TWELFTH OHIO. The veteran survivors of the old 12th O.

ASSOCIATION GAVK8. At Cincinnati Cincinnati 2, Columbus 3. At Louisvilla Louisville 1 1, Brooklyn 18. At St Louis St. Louis 14,.

Athlotic 2. At Kanaus City game rain. RATIONAL LEAOUB. At Philadelphia Fh'iladelDhla a. Wash 51; George O'NeiL 25; C.

Savage, See for Yourselvosf AT have an election for Second Lieutenant of the company, at the Rink. Candidates V. IL "WHITTLESEY, Central Passenger Agent. 8 28 17; John Collins, 16; Alexander 10: and V. had a reunion at the Soldiers' Home more for their goods than they are Here their whole purpose is disclosed.

yesterday. About 100 of the old boys were there were a few small bunches on the ground, macking up the complement of 350. present, and were accompanied by tbe for the position already announced are Sergeants Engle, Cdell and Cal Pease. Odell says he is out ot the race. That will bring the contest between Pease and The wages of American workmen must come down, for there is no other way under heaven by which we can obtain ADAMSOW'S.

V. ington 6. families and friends. Captain Lloyd The Dayton Kindergarten and Montana, Northwestern Iowai Minnesota, Missouri, at rate of one fare for the round trip. Tickets Rood thirty Prices ranged as follows: Bologna bulls At Cleveland Cleveland 1, Pittsburg At Indianapolis Indianapolis 10, Chi 32 25 to Si 50; bologDa cows, S2 to 82 25; Stockman, of Carlisle Station, president of the regimental assocation was present, and had charge of proceedings.

Engle. European prices except by a reduction of wages. Against this we protest We ob Primary School for boys and girls will re-open at 356 West First Street, September ICth. Apply to MISS days. For tickets, maps and infor cago 7.

IVo, J20 East Filth Street, Mr. Rob Dlx, who was treated with the rat cows for butchering, $3 50 to S3 75; light steers, 82 85 to S3; good batcher ject to the productions of American labor Comrade T. W. Brotherton, of this city. elixir of life last week, was sen by the PEIRCE, Forest Avenue.

being valued by European standards based on starvation wages." At Boston Bo ton 12, Sew York 4. TM-8TATE NOTES. Milt West, the well known center fielder steers and heifers, S3 1 5 to S3 40: choice cf nice young cattle, S3 50 to S3 85; extra big VKS Herald today. His rheumatism was not materially Improved. His arm, where the Incision was made.

Is still badly swollen mation apply at the City Ticket Office, 14 AVeet Third Street W. U. W1IITTLESEY, Passenger Agent, 8 7 JOHN M. NUTT, of the First Ohio Cavalry, made the welcoming address to the veterans and their families. He gave a succinct history of the organization from Its Inception until "Under free trade American wages tat steers, si to 84 25.

for choice of the would be regulated In London and Brussels, yard. and Is still painfully sore. ATTORNEY AT LAW, hence a protective tariff Is the natural com of the old Columbus team, has been appointed a Tri-State league umpire and the Inquest will be held at Wheeling today. Calves were In abundance, and sold ac was mustered out of service, Including TO MILWAUKEE AND RETURN $7.50 FROM DAYTON, $7.50 A couple of friends of the Uriggs were nooms i f-no cording to age and quality; fine big four and five week's calves; S4 to S4 25. while out yesterday trying to find bail for them.

2 Kuhns Bail a ing. DATTOH, o. Mr. John the efficient and plement the Declaration of Independence. It has already reduced our dependence on the foreigner for manufactured articles from $8.31 per capita in 1S60 VIA PAN-HANDLE ROUTE.

At last accounts they had not procured Telephone sea. honest hard working umpire of the Tri- weaklings were not ready sale at S3 90 Si- bondsmen, but they were on a fresh trail Tickets on sale August 21st to 28t all the battles. Coi. John W. Lowe-father of Bev.

Thomas O. Lowe, of Clifton near Cincinnati was the first colonel of the regiment. He was an intelligent and brave officer, and was killed in the battle of Currifax Ferry, Va. Col. Lowe was killed early In the war was.

Indeed, the State league, tendered his resignation last evening to accept a position on the staff of to S2.25 per capita in 1S87." Lambs in good demand at S5 to S5 35; and expected to ran down the game in a conple of hours. It was stated by a party K. A. STIMSON BTEAM AND GAS FITTERS. JiEAP and JRQN PIPE, GAS FIXTURES, NATURAL GAS SUP favorite argument of the free trader F.

OAPPEL. FURNITURE, CARPETS STOVES OIL CLOTH WINDOW SHADES! 123 125 East Filth St inclusive, good to return not later than Sept. 5th, leaving Milwaukee. mutton, S3 75 to St. BUT ROSEKfEM'S EAGLEiUQUIB COLS! who was in a position to know that Dan Fat hoes, St to St 25.

The suddIv was the International Association and commences his work at Toledo today. He has shown himself worthy and capable. Ohio Is that the tariff enhances the cost of everything the consumer has to A would be secured and put np this week The Best 1. Ready Mixed full equal to the demand. Stockers, in demand at S5 per cwt.

first field offlTer slain. Among the leading bat les the 12th was in were Second Bull and Bertie and her old Nelson liberated. fan: Inference from this would be that PLIES. Cor. Sears and New Market U.

U. XiAUNfcS, T. P. Dayton, O. 8 2G State Journal.

there exists a class of consumers separate GOLD Z3S? PAINT The G. A. R. brigade encampment Is to Milk cows were in request, with prices Run, South Mountain and Antledum, The ana distinct irom the producing classes, lth was all through New Elver country, Fine stationary for ladies at 148 South any where between S25 and 840, for milk cows that are warranted first class. EXCELSIOR LAUNDRY, and therefore idlers.

Is free trade de- In the Market Llncbburg Campaign, and up and down Jefferson. Chas. E. Graves. signed to benefit this class to the detri For Sale V' By Tie.

be held at Dayton on the 1st of October, i It Is composed of the posts of Miami, Montgomery and Preble counties. From what we can learn, the Coleman Post of this place will look on while the proces S. E. Comer Second and Jefferson the Shenandoah valley. 1889.

"WASHINGTON C. IL, FAIR. ment of those who work? Tbe rich at the Comrade Josiah Uolbrook responded on Are you weak and weary, overworked expense of the poor." Bargains in shoes at Starkey Bros. DAVTON ART STORE, KMlLi BUKHI.KR, AND PAINT 8.ORF8. Aneust 27th.

28th, 29th, and 30th. bebalf of the veterans, and the proceed Good Work, Pbompt Delitibt. Telephone No. 207. and tired? Hood's Sarsaparilla is just the medicine to purify your blood and give The clamor for free trade is only ing! in this direction, closed with a vote of The Davton.

Ft Wayne Chi- ABOUT THB COURT HOUSE. tLanSs to comrade Brotherton, ror ms ad systematized attempt to obtain the benefits of cheap labor, through which the rich yon strengtn. caet Bv. will sell tickets to Wash TURNER KNERR. sion passes by.

Tney nave Deen uayion before and they don't hanker after any more of it Daily Trojan." What's the matter with you anyhow' IN rOLI.CE CIRCLES, mirable address. 612tf would enioy more luxuries at less cost, Writing pads and pencils at 143 South Short speeches were made by Comrades Are the BM aauu iiscwu. Common Fleas. BUTTS BOUGHT. ington U.

11. at one iare for tho rotrcd trip. Tickets pood train ff on the above while the poor would remain poor and Jefferson. Chas. E.

Graves. Officer Jack McCain, who has been eon' Xenia Gazette: Two rival electric car Jones, of Kentucky, and by Capt. HUt and CoL Dan. Bunnell, of Mlddletown. The grow poorer.

fined to his bed for some time with rheuma linns, the controlling stock of each Deing Ella Cowley vs. Barry Cowley. Suit for New Supply of Stationery HO FOR NIAGARA FALLS AND TORONTO! dates and returning up to August tism, was seen on the streets this morning. roll-call was one of most interesting owned In Cincinnati, are rapidly arranging divorce on grounds of willful absence, and Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. 31st inclusive.

A special train will features of the occasion. At Reformed Publishing Co. South Jet ferson street. to run Darallel lines from uaywn cuy asks to be restored to her maiden name, Walter Hutchinson, who lives on the Wolf Creek pike, reported to the atitir- 14.50 to Niagara Falls and return. leave Washington 0.

H. at 6:45 An excellent dinner was provided the limits to the Soldiers Home. The Kllgours Klla Allen. tles that one ot his hogs was stolen Amelia Duncan vs. Joseph Kuhn.

Suit m. August 29th and 30th, arriving at veterans and their families at the Home hotel. After dinner the election was held Toronto and return $5.50 Via the rorralar Erie railway. Had Never Heard of Calvin. own the White line, ana uoionei uen a Harris controlls the new line that Is to be Tie GDawell Bazaar or strayed away last night for damages.

Amount claimed, 82,000, on Davton at v. m. lnis iair wiu for officers for tho Association, with the i tbe alleged grounds that Jacob Kuhn sold he the irreatest exniDition oi live Americans who have visited Geneva, an extension of the FUtn street une. in liTrinir tn the territory through hlch This excursion to these points An-enst 22d. '8'J.

will be personally con Dr. D.ry.. MURRAY, 1U DISEASES OF THE Glands. Skin, Scalp and Hair. Diseases of Nose and Throat (Catarrfi), Rheumatism and Nervo-Rhenmatbiaa, Im-putency.

Dyspepia, Hemorrbn'A, JXs-ase the Kidneys, etc. Offlce-15 W. FIFXU Day tea, O' George Bird, colored, was arrested this morning by OZcer Shatffer and locked np in the Station House on the charge ef dls- following results: intoxicating liquors to Dancan, the SELL THE stock and agricultural products, also Comrade Lloyd Stockman, Carlisle Sta in Switzerland, will recall the church of St. Pierre, one of the oldest in these roads are to run wesi oi me cj win husband of Amelia Duncan, and thereby which insures a pleasant trreat trottine. running ana pacing tion, re-elected president (ninth year) KEYSTONE BEATER Tivnrtn have the Dayton corporate rendered him unable to work at his trade.

kirblng the peace. He was engaging In a Quarrel with his wife at tbe time of his ar races. For time of regular trains Capt Joseph L. Hilt, of Middletown, vice time for one and all. First-class nnanVmH.

aleeninur and chair cars, will The petition also alleges that Harry Duncan limits extended to take In the entie piai of lane south of Third street and to see time tables. rest. president; Bruce Wilson, secretary; and is a blacksmith and formerly made a good AND ICECREAM FREEZES Eleven dead dogs were reported by the Josiah Hoi brook, of Lebanon, correspond' the Soldiers' Home grounds. 1 salary, but has become a habitual drunkard. patrolmen yesterday.

run through to the Falls. A delightful lake ride to Toronto on a nnUtUl steamer. Tickets will be By the above it will be noted that it the The committee on arrangements ftr the W. B. WILLIAMS, Gen.

Pasa Agt 8 30 Europe. Parts of the structure dato back a thousand years. The edifice is to be enlarged and partially rebuilt at a cost of $100,000. This is Jhn Calvin's 614 chur i "Apropos, and as illustrating how transient fame is, the writer of these lines, being in Geneva a year ago. ing secretary.

The association resolved to erect a mon courts are closed the lawyers are net idle, Democratic State convention, whlcrnow ument on South Mountain, on the site of There will be plenty of i "business" when mnl to aton over at Lake Chautau Officers McCain and Clayton arrested two boys this morning for jumping on freight trains near the East Third 8ieet crofslng. They were ecnvyed to the meets every evening in tne tsoaa oi Trade looms, assembled there last evnlng the memorable charge, "where the crest of the courts ope a and the jury ets to work. EXCURSION TO HAMILTON qua. Do not miss this chance for a mvul time. Secure sleeping and Real Estate Transfers.

Station Hocso ia tae Patrol wagon and as usual. Among other matters u-acted last evening. Mayor Crawford ieo. Via H. D.

R. Sunday, An tbe bill was take a and te enemy routed. The next meeting of the association will be bald at Ft Seawon, near Fayette C. West Virginia, in September of next year. Joseph Hums and wife to Andrew lm rhair accommodations early.

For asked the guide, a bright and intelligent young fellow who spoke English locked yifc Kvervboav eo ana see uinger, 4 aores In 'section 7i Madriver fnrthnr information apply to L. P. W. Knecht and Robert Allen wee appointed a committee to confer wti the i i i Township. 1,900.

BROOKS SON, to: Bbooks Bjempek. PLUMBERS, the great game or Dase uaii, I.ntzenbereer. ticket pgent Erie tiwt commissioner reiauve vu p's Henry Barnett and wife to A. C. and C.

Fine shoes at Starkey Bros. tiati v. lirootivn. npeciai iraiu win nr ocront of eonnectioer lines or to K. Weaver, lots 8 and 7, Clemmet's plat, Main street In proper conation u.e rfatiutmAnt riiU tfeaeveninir I' the leave Union Depot 1p.m., and run Harrison Township.

51,300. the general office, 90 West Fourth PinrinnalL H. D. direct to the trrounas, arriviDK iumb a-rth Th nnmmlttm on natural frdls- well, if be knew Calvin's house. "Calvin," said be, "what "was his first name?" John John Calvin." "What was bis line?" "He was in the theological business, and was a prominent dealer." lie had never beard of him, Si.

Louis liepublic The National Improvement Company to 9 -IK tv came called 3 P. m. 70c POLICE DOCKET. Several cases were disposed of by Mayor Crawford in this morning's session of court as below: Ben Oliver, George VonutguO, Bernard Eileen, drunk, tsa and ST.55 each. George loitering, fined $7.55, Clarence Warren, disturbing the peace, plea of not guilty entered and case continued.

Wm. Hogman, tea days in Work Hones. ni.v renorted that everything is iuis Hk-t 14 W. 3d St, Dayton, Rose K. Goodhue, lot 71 on grantors, plat 84S5.

r'' The Bis For," The quartette of young gentlemen who comprise the Big Four Charley, Jack and Jim who started for Mt Clemens, Michigan the other day, were heard round trip, 70c or uckois appiy Ttmamher' the special train promptly prepared for a brilliant dlsjay a meatlne of the reoeptiontom to City Ticket umce, li v. Ja ou, "Augustus Htmes and wife to Martha rarn at 2:15 ix. Thura Srsio, am Gas rrriEs mlttee was called for-tomorrow evonlJI to Schscldt, lot 11, Kimmel's plat. 81,450. inmiotLl.anil arrive at the and Union Depot W.

IL AVHITTLESEY, map out worji Executors of the estate of Jeremiah from in Toledo, where they spent the Sab v.il- Vrv An prist 23d. at 6:30 an .1 1 Passenger Agent OO bath, and rested up for their sutjauen a. rru 8 24 Office supplies and writing pper at a Jefferson. Chas. E.

Graves. I Journey. A postal is rereiv5, rmounc- Dayton. I ing the Big Four at We Springs, where as Sharp Cell a WeC On last Sstaiiay Mr. Valentine Koch, of jones street, near Brown, procured in ithithe are Wing a splendid time, and TO CHICAGO AND RETURN.

HO FOR CHICAGO W.vnrv family BlauK Books snouia oe Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria. for "bowel com-1 m1 1150 FROM DAYTON, $5.50 anma reliable medicine market a plentiful supply of marketing to mhsiat his family over the Sabbath. On cau turn. AND MILWAUKEE! ft A Tt n.l ntViPrs. look at this.

nieht a thief entered hia cellar plaints. A fair ffiai wui aDy one th Cilmberlain's cholera. At reasonable prices at the Reformedjrub ooys miss the sparkling lager of Dayton, and the ale that Is pale, though slightly atimnintinc. Thev wouldn't trade Dayton "rriNG AiSTD FIXTCKES A SPECIALTY. Kori'n Jetknrn for any place they have seen, and Intend eettlng back here iust as soou as they When Baby wa sick, we gare her Caatoria.

Vfhan she wa a Child, she cried for Castoria. TOiea she became Miss, she clung to Castoria, When she had Children, sb gav" them Castoria. and stole all his victuals, leavins family nothing for their Sunday nws. About 10 o'clock tt night 0f his sons came home from fcl tlociety, and before he retired. intnthn cellar and procured A No.

1 Whip and Mixer, a Quart Glass Jt White Cedar Tub, Heavy Tin Can, anda 50 cent Cook Book, witulSO receipts, for 1.50. 13. W. EARLY oouiu jenerson street. 3rs Haipjr Thougn Soap wrappers take tweuty-five to your grocer and he Pnoto engraving 81 by 17 Inches without any advertising matter upon It Weam.sT,WcHiAHCo diarrhoea remedy is without an -equal; besides it is pleasant to take.

25 and 50 cent bottles for sale by J. Abbey's Son, 84 south Main st; J. G. Spengler, corner Second and Webster sts. and C.

A. Bonner, 1516east Fifth st. eats. Children Cry for Pitcher's Castoria? a lleht luncneon. i 1 Corner Wayne ana Fifth tt Yli TIIn HANDLE ROUTE.

Tickets on sale August 20th, 21st, 22d, 23d and 24th, good to return TEN DAYS from date of issue. Through treina leava Doyton for Chicago at 7.50 a. m. and 9:00 p. m.

Only fine running Pullman' sleepers between DAYTON and CHICAGO C. C. HAINES, T. P. Dayton.

824 11 Cause for Gratitude. the thief, who was prowling around, The'o, C. St L. Bi four Route, will sell excursion tickets to Chicago and return at 5.60, Milwau- and letsrn at 7.R0. Chicago ftcks oil sale August iotii to 24th, good to return ten days from date.

Milwaukee tickets on sale August fill Sn- 21st to ttHll, Kuu tember 6th. Ask for tickets via the Big Four Route on sale at Union Depot and City Office, 8 W. 3d St J. L. MILLER, yrayeling passenger Agent Vnch mme rrom uio coiiu, ha 8 bnsv eating the fellow went into the cellar, struck a light, and filling uh rtihiP a new basket he found there, MAYER VAN SANT'SBOOK STORE, 18 NORTH MAIN ST hnrrimi off with his booty.

Valentine 'SfJiSSFrt was obliged to go to a grocery on Sunday and crocure something for his f.miiv tn nat dnrine the day. A number nf nther cellars in the same neighborhood FIBEMEN'S IU3. C0.BXJ1IDIMCV Oil Painting, Water Color Painting, Sketching, Porcelain and China Painting, Crayon and Lead Pencil Drawing, Lustre Paint have been scooped recently, which gives out the Impression that the provision thief lives in that vicinity and subsists on boaid Never Travel Without a Box of "Thank hebben," said an old colored woman, "dat my Chilian am all brack an' not yaller like what some cullud folks is "Whir anntia?" SKETCHES OF ANY SIZ33 MADiS 1U UltU-EiK. stolen from cellars. f-SEE OTJK NEW PRICE LIS IL J.

GIBBONS, Headquarters for Natural Gas Fit- ting, Gas Fixtures, Plnmbing and Steamheating Brass Goods, Iron Pipe and Fittings. Tel. 387. 28 23 N. Jeff CSOTJR STOCK OF ARTIST MATERIAL i3 NOW COMPLETE.

Lb ChilrirenCry for, Pitcher's. CastorieU show dirt" Phd 9Z 'Kasedey don Wtkh..