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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-08
Thought He Would Move On.

"Do you call this healthy country"
asked a gray haired stranger of n Toledoan
about ten years his senior.
''Yes. just about ns healthy place as
there ia IN the state. know il didn't used
to be so. When first came here, about
forty years ago, everybody had to put qui.
nine inside his stockings, take it internal.
ly, always carry il in his vest pockets, and
use il for small currency to make change
in transacting business, aud with all there
precautions people had the shakes no hard
that it would break the glass out of the
houses aud, of course, there wns quite a
mortality. But things have entirely
changed Of late years. Longevity has ir-
creased to such an alarming drgree that a
man can't die in this city without serving
three dnys notice for the beneht Of his
creditors and getting a permit from the
Mayor"
Here the old liar paused couple Of
seconds to catch his breath, md the silver
haired stranger embraced the opportunity y
TO say, as he turned on his heel to leave,
~ came here with The purpose of making
il temporarily my home, but IL there ia mn
prospect of resident, being able TO set out
of the town dead or alive, without going
through snch n rlemarole, I think IN
move on."- Toledo Saturday american.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-08
ITEMS FROM LucKEx.


EDrron JovRSAi.. The eronrd il all
covcrr'l with snew, several inches deep
aud the sleishmg IN pIsces IL quite good,
hut II not having frozen enongh before IL
came ,oes MT hear nfyiciept 10 make il
available for practical purlmser. People
generally are lunking for hard winter
npi nli nre M RnE rrppnr 'tions for IT,
Mrs. Joseph KrmIer di,sl on Wednes.
day m"rning, Novemger Goth.
Mr.. William a. fsmmia hns l~cn np-
pointed night operator "n the o. &. u. X.
nj iNrstoria. lie r"mm.n,rd his duths
Mon,inv evening, November 20.
There is n rplrndi, n@nrE here fnr n
good ph vsirian Ia l,csir. Any physician
desiring " good l,H'niion would ,lo we'll Ia
make I.,ckcy visit. There IN nice
drug store here, aud every facility that he
could ask fnr his praciicr. will, g,md
country surr,unding 10 support II.
Mer~rs. Sawyer 4 l,"yce would io we'll
10 locate here aud put up . c,nple IS pat
eat k,lus; they can get Ro,d Inducements
tor their enterprise, aud tie lime interest
here promises lNnnnza tu any one devel-
oping il. The kilns that we have nre not
one tenth part sufficient to supply even
tue WCfI dch'Hnu. nv the fphe m"Ncs 'hc
very heat ui lime. as white ne SNOW.
Messrs. James Hopper and Juhn W..
Rothenbnler. two wealthy farmers living
in the near vicinity, have ennl built II
nice large house the past summer.
Mr.. Samuel Shook, nj the Empire
House, or Stony Ridge. has built large
two story brick building for II store, near
the o. c. Il. X. depot, which shows conf
mendable enterprise.
Mr.. William ). Lyon thinks that he
has done it--by going Of and getting mar.
ried. so slyly TINT he Thought that noboiy
would know anything about II. All wisl,
him long life and abundance M happi.
ness. lie has n nice lady tor his wife.
Hope all may have grateful thanks.
giving. JOHN.
Luckey, December 9Th, 1882.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-08

The death Of the veteran editor and
politician, Thnrlow Weed, has. again
brought TO the front the Masonic aud anti
Masonic literature Of the last generation
Whether Morgan was or wns not assnssi
mated by the Masonic fraternity win nl
ways be moo,ed question. The brethren
denying and their opponenls asser ing
On the tide Of opposition to Masonry Thur
low Weed made his frat success ns jour
nnlist and politician, ~nd il woull I've ask
ing too much Of frail humah native to ex.
peci that he would repudiaic that Islander
III Islander II was. At this late day, moth
ing can be gained by opening anew the
pores and strlies OF forty years ago, ms we
see some OF our contemporaries aressrying
TO. /. Morgan perjured himself for gain,
and whether he was drowned in Niagara,
or Judas like, hanged himself, can now
never he known. His life or death has
not restricted the growth OF Masonry, and
the opposition to that institution, while
gaining Temporary power, has lnow degen.
Grated into mere clique, who have neith.
er influence nor following.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-08
Demorest.-A mong The good gifts lbn,

DemOrest.-A mong the good gifts iha,
December bring us is DEMoREsTs MONTH,
Ly MAGAZINE. The Christmas numter ir
replete with suitable articles for the sea
son, we'll written. and OF highly interest.
ing character. Mrs. Alexander. the l'opn.
lar English novelist, continues her story,
"The A,lmiral's Ward" md the shorter
stories are well worth reading. All the
Christmas articles are unusually good, in
Guiding Jennie Junes "Chrisf mas Sermon
IN her "Talks with Women" The article
on "IIome Art aud Home Comfort" will
give the Iadies some good hints, and Cur.
rent Topics" ARE, az usual, full Of Interest.
"Tle Kitchen" has not been forgotten, and
the "Fnsl,ions" are carefully attended to.
Among the poems IL - Christmas Dream"
by Margaret Sanester, beautifully illustra-
ted. The art department embraces =
charming oil picture Of a German lady Of
the sixteenth century. two fine steel enRra-
vings. and great variety Of other illus.
,ra,ions. On the whole. the Christmas
number of DEMoREsr's MONTHLY MAGA-
III NE 10 decided success, and cannot fail
to give pleasure 10 its readers.
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Shirts. Collars, Cuffs and iIandker.
chiefs, AT Finki,einers.

Rum, beer and wine cost this conntiy
annually the iull nmonnt of our present
national debt, and yet we hoar no ouicry
from politicians about il. Why? Iieca,ise
this cost isa voluntary tax for specific
purposes for one thing; aud for another
thing becau.e the politicians are enable d
10 IRE these intOxicantS largely in main.
tanning themselves IN power. II they
want n great hurrah, they deal ont free
liquor! II they want baliot.lox stuffed
or smashed, they disiribuie free beer tick
cts! II they want II free fight they send
forha keg Of free whisky; and in the
confusion they are counted in.-Pokibition
Banner.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-08

Raise my pillow. husband dearest,
Faint and fainter comes my breath
And these shadows stealing slowly
Must, know. be those OF death.
Sit down clcsc beside me. darling.
Let me clasp your warm strong hand
Yours that ever has snsaiEe me
To the borders Of this land.
For your God Is mine; our Father
Thence shall ever lead me on,
where. upon a throne eternal,
Sits His loved and only Son.
I've had visions aud been dreaming
O'cr the past OF Joy and pain
Year by year I've wandered backward
Until wns q child again
Dreaming of girlhood, and the moment
When stood your wife aud tEldc-
How my heart thrill'd with loves triumph
In that hour OF woman's pride.
Dreaming of thee and all earth chords
Firmly twincd about my heart
Oh the bitter. burning anguish
When first knew that we must part.
It has passed, and God has promised
All thy footsteps to attend;
He, that more than frlend or brother,
He'll be with You fu the end.
There's no shadow DER the portal
Leading to my heavenly home;
Christ has Promised life immortal,
And It's lie that bids me come.
When llfc's trials walt around thee.
And Its chilling bilows swell.
Thank heaven you've been spared them,
Thoull then feel that all IL well.
Bring our boys unto my bees de,
Ny last blessing let them keep
But they're sleeping, do not wake them,
They'll learn soon enough to weep.
Tell them Omen oftheir mother
Kiss them for me when they wake
Lead them gently In life's pathway
Love them donbly for my sake.
Clasp my hand then closer, darling
This Ia the last night Of nv life,
For tomorrow I shall never
Answer when you call me wife.
Fare thee well, my noble hu,hand.
Faint not meath the ohasiening yod--
Throw your strong arm round our chiidrcn-
Keep them close TO thee-And God.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-08
AParagrsph on Lawn Tennis,

Lawn tennis is doubtless thelmos, sensi
bile game ever suggested for the fair sex.
1t affords every opportunity of physical
development, and, IL INDUCED in reasonn--
bly,, cannot fail to prove beneficial to the
health. Asa rule, however, young Indies
just learning the game, In their enthns.
insm, neglect all the principles Of health,
nad indulge in the exercise 10 excess
This brings on sick headache, biliousness
exhaustion, and general weakness, which,
can only he removed by Swayne's Pills
One trial IL sufficient 10 convince the most
incredulous.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-08
TERRIBLE ACCIDENT.
Neccssi tntfng !. sureie.n Operssien
lowing Mother Attcrspts 60.
Teke u Pair OF shears from
EKer Chttd.
PARENTS HR CAREEUl.


Domsatis accidents are common ~ women,
and some NJ them are very eerions. Mrs. Wsr-
ner, of Sm'h Rondost, Ulster Co, n. ", anne
werks ago attempted ~ take from her child y
pair of s,,etrs with whicisit wns pisying. A
Sigh, struggle ensued In wliich the paint ~
the shears entered Mrs. watnrr's left eye. en-.
tiieiy destrnyiue the sight. Her family phys
ician did what he could. but intensely painful
inHammnts~ srnse. which, by wmpathy,
threatened the hpr Of the ,aher eve. Total
blindnrss to womsn having the care o! a
hnhsrh"ld 10 an irretrieyable csismity. In
this strait Mrs. W. applied ~ the well-snown
aud rkilliul Surgeon, DE-. David Kennedy, of
Rnndout, N. V, WIN retnov4d the injured eve
by y very successfn, operation. setting aside
all danger nf further harm IL the sight VI the
other eve. HUI. owinx tu pa in and mental dis
tress. her system needed n tonic and res,ora.
tive medicine. To 4. this work the Doctor
prcscribrl 'kennedy's Favoriie henedy,"
which sustained it's reputation and laid sure
foundation of hesith.
Dr. kennrdy's "Favoritc Remedy"
removes all Impurities from the hlord, rrgn-
lates the Liver aud Kidneys. Cures Conslipa'
tian and all diseases and weaknesses peculiar
tn Females. !, ia far sale by all our druggists
nj ONE DOLLAR bo,t'e.
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An Editor as an Honest Poker Player.

An editor returning home one morning
about s o'clock, was met in the hall by his
vigiant spouse. "Alas," she said, "ihat
yoss hsve bsen,letained by another break.
age OF the pres.p NAY, not so," he re-
piled; "neiiher has the press broken down
nor have been detained by getting out
the weekly, hut IL was n small game of ten
cent tnte which hindered me-" Hearing
the which the soul of George Washington
turned over in his grave and muttered n
silent benedieiion.- Hdsh. Republican.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-08

Holiday Excn :sion-On the Columtn.
Hooking Valley nnd Tole," R,ilwny. We
are authorized 10 ann0nnce that On Fri
days, saturdays nnl Mondays. Dee. 22nl
2ird. 25lh. 10Th aud 80 h. rSss.., anil jam.
sry lsi. 1883, the q H.. V II. R'y, will
-eli Tound "Trip tickets from any ,talion ID
any .taiion on their line ai excursion
rates. Tickets will liz go al returning nm
ill January 3rl. Inclusive.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-08

All iraiis arriving IN I, lcfo. via ,ii,r iin,r.
make clos. connections with the = nth uuhd
train OF the Columbnr, Hooking Valley thL To-
ledu Railway.
Direct com ections made in lnion Depot at Cos
un,hus Tor Newark. Ean-syiil-. Fit, bufr,
whecltu.. baltimore. Washington and hil,t ri-
phin; also for Dayton. Oh cinnati. Lo,is,ill,.
and all pol T. South aud \, nthwest.
Trains III nrrIve and Il, part ir,,m Toledo rnd
ColnWb,is. ilocl Ing Valley md Toledo Rrilwry
Company's Depot. Sun nit sr,rt
W. II IA ARRlSON, Grn'l Ticket Agent.
ORIAND SMITH. Gen eraI Manager,
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Fatal AccIdeut,-James r. Levis

Fatal AccIdent.-James T.. Lewis, aged
fourteen, son Of Mortimer Lewis. who re.
sides ahont four miles sOuihen.t Of Weston,
was accidentally shot while ont hunting
on Thanksgiving day. IN attempting TO
climb over log when the Qnn was dis.
charged nnd the chnrcel"dged In his
right allie be ow the ribs. The hoy WIS i'm
mediately taken home ami a physician
summoned. lie died about 6 o'clock p. NJ
ot the sanie day.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-08

4 brakeman sang out The name "f n
-'aiion ~ distinctly the "l,er day that
several I'as.cpser' recognized IL NJ o,r-.
When the ,nns,ng. "f the road heard "f il
he discharged the brakeman. rriasrk ing
that II amy iniovaiion was Ia br made III
the iirr.eni sysiem II railrO,uIing, the
',iliriair would attend Z" il tllsa,-.lyes.- -
Bradti'd Sun'iay .norsiag
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lssa
Harper's Weekly.
ILLUSTRATED.

Harper'. Weekly stands at the head of Amer
lean illustrated weekly fnurnsla. Dy Its un-
partisan position In palitcs, Its admirable Illus.
trstions, is carefuliy chosen serials, short sto.
ries. sketches, and' poems, contributed by the
foremost artists aud authors OF the day, u car
ries instruction aud entertainment 10 thousands
Of American homes.
Il will always be the aim Of tho publishers
TO make Hd7rrs Weekly the most popular and
attractive family newspaper In the world.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-08

The Volumes Of the Weekly begin with the
first Number Tor January of each year. When
M time Is menthned, Il will be understood that
the subscriber wishes to commence with the
Number next alter the receipt Of order.
The last Four Annual Volumes nf Hrpers
Weekly. In neat cloth binding, will be sent by
mail postage paid, or by express. free Of ex
pense provided The freight does mt exceed
one dollar per vonme), f"r 81 90 per volume.
ceipt of 81 90 each.
Remiitnnces shpull be made by PostoiIice
Money Order or Draft, IN avoid chance Of loss
Ns,cspapcrs are not 10 cnpp his advertisement
,pitkout ne eIpres. orier oi SAaPKR a BROTHERS.
Address HARPER Il BROTHERS,, New
York,
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sold by Druggists. Price. Sl.0o.
uUnderl,he weather."

VUUdfTVhe WtHThrT.
IInw many peopla drag through bGs ahout
half ~, never really sick but ALWAYS misera-
bic and doing their wo' X In a iialleas Telns.snt
way. II dnlis the kren edge Of pleasure and
impure blood. A hottie of Or. Kennedy "a 'Fa-
write Remedy" will traasform such sufferers
in,o new creatures y cleansing ti,c blood and
tonIng MP the system. Hundreds are now liv-
ing healthy and happy lives who nevrr knew a
"wsll day" I'LL they toak DR.. Rennsdy's "Fa-
vorils Remedy"
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gerrgsbnrs Sonrnal.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER s. 1882

Among the editors wio arrived yedef
day evening wa. iIou. Iecky Harper, OF
,hr Mt. Vernon Bdaner, u fine specimen
of the oil style gentlemen of"granI man.
ntrs.n Captain Jim. Timmons, II the Fer.
nysburu JeupNAt., the only man who ever
walked frnm the hsse to the summit ni
Pikc'a fesk aud renirn the same day, u
anronr The brethren prepared To wslk iniu
sRe ailivaiors oi Florida rivers. The ,lnsl,
5pv "Coun," Flanagan, al the Delcwan
Herald, nnL the Statesman" Brunnrr ARE
aiso nmnng the notnbles. President Mack
NJ the Snndnsky Register was 6rst on the
rround,-Ddpton Jou,ndi.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-08

EDIron JouskAL: Mil yen allow me
ts correct y n'islake in yonr lasl issne, in
regard 20 cray"n lDrraii ON rxljbliinn NJ
s.ui Office. II waseseeu'ei by Mrs HUI.
iE's. Es.l.y. { T,ls.lo, not By Mr-.
I. .if iai,din il'' psIsr.
p.E ". liosLEY, l63 Sherman 81.
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cam OF THANKS.

Mr.. and Mn. Rudolph ZInse desire ~,
kpr them, Ia return ihcii heartfelt ilnnkr
to the many frie, ,ls AMI n.ighiois, who.
by their sympnil and kiu.t onices. have
sndea vore,l tua aileyiais l,y their kindness,
the heavy Hill,ciioD they hnye i'efn called
;svon 10 bear
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-08

For Sale.-'rhree lots in orchard ON the
corner "f Railiopd and Maple Sis. Ala
''ne single top buggy nearly new. Enquire
NJ JouRSAL Office. 32i
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-08

--Dm'i target The f,.i il,ut Wall l. hay.
ing - sl~+ial sale "i diss. eaai- .f.,r n,. week
only, at 20 ler ceht les~ shan Who'll, sale
prize.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-08
How TO Avoid Dr,.,,h,nne.s

Forbid Intoxicating nosIruns and use Par.
ker's Ginr-i Tonic In t,ar family. This de.
lieiDhA rs,n.'iy never iDtm irat's. is irms
h'"'l aud maio i"d. aud aiding all the vital
fnncsiuns never f-iis 90 iur ig.raie.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1882-12-08
SuIE,sIFY,s sALn

W.. Hitchcock In Wood Wood, cr''o o.
Daniel ". Eastman ct al. Common Pleas.
Ty viriue of 2d alias order of sale. .asued In
the abevr entitled cause. by the Clerk Of the
Court of Common Pleas, of wood county,
Ohm, aud 10 me directed and delivered, ]
wIIloif.r fur sale al tpnblic yendne, at the
front door of the Court House. in Bowling
Green, On
Monday, December 18th, 1852,
Between 10 and II O'clock A. 81. of said
day, the foitw ing described real esiAie, to-wii
In.iut number two hundred and seventy mine
1871, in the Village oi Perrvsburg, Wood
c",,niv, Oaio. Appraised al 1900
Terms Of Sale Cash.
THOMAS @. REID, Sheriff.
COoK 4 TRorP, Plt'ds AWys.
November Ia. 1882. a2eSI
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NEW ADvERTISEM EMENTS
DISSOLUTION OK COPARTNERSnlP.

Notice Ia hereby given that the copartncrship
heretofore existing between Samuel Shriper and
W. \. johnson. under the firm name OF Shrincr
& Johnson, Ia this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. The business will be continued by Samuel
Shrincr. who is hereby authorized to settle and
collect all outstanding claims due the late nrm
SAMUEL SHRlNER,
WARREN q. JOHNSON.
SroSr RfDGE. o., December 4 8S2.
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Premature gray pess avoided by nsing Par
ker's uair palsAu, distinguished for ils clean.
liness apd periumv.
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HARPER,S. PERIODICALS,

Per Year;
HARPER's WEEKLY. ...............si 90
HARPER'S MAGAZiNE..."". 4 90
HARPER'S BAZAR 80. ........... Z 90
The THREE above publications. ....." 10 90
Any TWO abnve named. ........ Z 90
HARPER'S YOUNG PEOPLE.... so
HARPER'S MAGAZINE m
hARPER'S YOUNG PE0PLEi W
nARPBR'S FRANKLIN SQUARE 1.I-
BRARY, One Year t52 Numbers) ......l0 90
Postage Free 10 Ill subscriber. in ne DATED
.Sfufes or C,,au8s.
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=. A. PRIkllFs. y. ". u. BEALs,
Gsn. Manager. Gen. Poss,~s,r Agt.
VS.. MiTrHiAs, A"t Gen. Pougs Ags.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-30
A Dishonest servant.

Yesterday afternoon Lille Whey, young
colored girl, for some time past employed
by Frederick u. Moore, No. 107 Market
street, disappeared with gold watch and
chain, pairNof bracelets, three finger rings
and some clothing. Word was left at police
Headquarters as sooa rs the goods were
missed and the police were notified to be on
the lookout, an officer being stationed at
each of the colored churches and ut the
depot Officer Pierson found the girl com
ing from the Ezion NJ. +. Church and took
her to the Hall, the goods being found In
her possession. This morning she pleaded
guilty and was held in $500 for her appear
ance at court Mr.. Moore was willing to
compromise the case with the girl, but that
was not permitted by the Mayor,
The daily gazette., 1882-10-30
-e~S So
TELEGRAPHlC BREyITIIS,

CINCINNATI, Oct. 3O.-B. BENJAMIN
Co., rolling mill, have made asslgnmpI
bond, 100000.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-Trunk llns h,j
agreed TO allow half rates to ylsiton TO 4
Garfield monument fair.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 30.-Charles Knoge,
newsboy, was crushed to death by The i
yator In the Office of the Re'ny EaJr.
MINpHYsBoRo, ILL.,, Oct. SO.-Fan|
Sterling Smith was shot and killed By
unknown man in the woods, saturl
night.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 3O.--John stohls' Id
was found hanging this morning in I
Burnet Woods Park. lie had commit
suicide.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-Tn The SOtI
murder case to-doy six jurors were Oblant
The panel was exhausted. Court adjourn
till tomorrow.
CAIRO, ILL, Oct. 30.--Burglars carried
ton safe from Broutty's saloon after klll
the watch dog, but were scared of beld
blasting it, leaving 1t in the alley way.
JACKSONVILLE, FLA, Oct. Sol
French astronomers arrived at st. Augq
tine, Fla, to-day to view the transit
Venus. They have 20 cases oil nstrumcl
The daily gazette., 1882-10-30

" Cheap Johns " Opening.

"Cheap John," (John S. Rowbotham &
Coz had most successful opening in the
new quarters, the old GAZETTE building, at
No. 41G Mardet street, on Saturday night,
The store was crowded and the versatile
auctioneer piled lively trade. They have
much better location than before and
twice the room and a stock which is varied
and extensive. Nothing like their full
stock is in yet, and more driving trade
will be carried on from this time out than
before
The daily gazette., 1882-10-30
SECOND EDITION
THE EXCELSIOR LEAVES
Stabbed Seven Times by a
Negro.
N FOR DELAWARE
THE EXCELSIOR FINALLY OFF.
The Big steamer Gets Away mt 1 O'Clock
with six Tugs Pulling Her.

At / o'clock sharp, this afternoon, the
large new Morgan steamer Excelsior, which
has been stuck at the wharf of the Harlan q
Hollingsworth Company, got started down
the Chrstiana, with two tug boats from
Philadelphia aud four from Wilmington
pulling at her.
She passed down the creek all right, pass
ing through both Market and Third street
bridges without difficulty. On both bridges
large crowds gathered to see her 20 by, Tn,
Excelsior was out of the creek by 2.3l
O'Clock, and on her way down the Delaware
Her flags are at half mast out of respect
for General Whitney OF New York, mem
ber Of the Morgan company, who died in
that city day or two ago.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-30


The Post Office in this city will be open daily,
except Sunday, from $50 n. IN. to 0 D. m
Private boxes arc accessible until II p. IN. On
Sundays open from $50 to $50 u. N. Private
boxes accessible from to Sp. IN. The whole
sale stamp window will close At $50 p IN. The
money order office will close at 600 p. IN.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-30
Sunday Misllaps.

Willie Booth, boy, fell from tree
yesterday and sprained his left wrist.
Clarence Minker, another lad, broke his
arm by falling from bench. Robert Sim
mons, $ years of age, fell into the creek at
Front street wharf yesterday and was
rescued almost drowned. On Saturday the
father of 5. n. Anderson was stricken with
paralysis in his sons store, 5ll Market
street. John Boldly fell in an apoplectic fit
at Fifth and Market streets yesterday.
The daily gazette., 1882-10-30
A Handsome Wagon.

Schoen, the popular and enterprising
dealer in stoves, heaters and ranges, at Nos
203 and POS SMplcy street, has Just received
from G. W. Horn OF this city, handsome
new wagon OF the latest improved style. 1t
is "a fine piece of workmanship and is neatly
ornamented with tasty lettering appropriate
10 Mr.. Shoen's business. lIartng did the
painting The whole job is handsomely
finished of with fine set Of harucs made
by Yrrnpr
The daily gazette., 1882-10-30
Carp for Delaware.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30.-The Fish Com
missioners have u million carp ready for
transportation.
Fish Commissioner Moore when asked
this afternoon about Delaware's chances OF
getting any OF the carp said to a GAZETTE
reporter that he had just received letter
from Fish Commissioner Bald, stating that
the fish were ready for distribution. He
will get as many of them AS he can and
commence distributing them through the
State bY November l.