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Daily Republican., 1883-08-17
Fatally Hurt by u Falling Limb.

YORK, Pa, Aug. l6.-On July 23
Edward Swartz, Of Dover township,
York County, was struck by falling
limb from a tree, knocked down and
pinned to the ground. When discover
ed i, was found that his neck was dis
located. Drs. Hay and West, of York,
adjusted the d>Iocated bones, and
hopes were entertained that he might
recover. This evening, however, ,Swartz
is reported to be dying from para
ysiS.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-17
I.ittle BOY Hurt.

Frank, tie little six year old son of
Richard Griffith, baker Eleventh ana
Tatnall sire, is, about ii O'Clock TINS
tore, oon tell from his ta;he bread
wagon,at Eighth and Poplar streets, to
the pavement, hurting and bruising him
self cInsidt rabIy but not seriously.
After bandagiDg his head he was taken
home,
Daily Republican., 1883-08-17
PprHSDllA1.

MIR. and Mrs. Mahlon Bryan nee " .""J-
row, who are in Europe on the'I pnri.
ding tour, were telegraphcd TO at ,tiua %n
France, on Wednesday last, sneeess",nr ,nr
their prompt return on account .onm. u
serious illness of a relativeof the etuWy, oW,",
An answer was received to the on an
that they will start for New io'" W.
Tuesday next,
Daily Republican., 1883-08-17
A Aw,ud,er ON His Travels.

Word has been received in this city
that man who calls himself Joseph
Richards, has been swindling the peo,,
pie in different parts of Rhode Island
by representing that he is mber
OF the Engineers Association, and also
Of the Grand Army. AS it is thought
that he will visit this city the members
CT these orders, and others are notified to
be on their guard.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-17
The ent at Chester.

John Brown Post, q. A. H., gave an
entertainment at Chester yesterday that
otwi,hstanding the rain was well at
tended. Charles Sumner Post, of this
city, accompanied by the Harmony cor.
nei band, under the leadership of james
A. Anderson, went to Chester at
O'Clock on the Steamer Samuel M. Eel
ton and took part in the proceedings.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-17
still llnprOyIng.

Irwin Seeds, who had such serious
fall on Wednesday, is still improving
and the probabilities are that he will
recover.
Joseph Glanler, who was injured on
Monday morning by being wound
around shaft at the KennebeC Ice
house, is also much better.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-17
A S0riOllSCut.

Yesterday, while a young child of
John II. Sewman, a conductor on the 7.
w. a. b. Railroad, was playing in the
cellar at No. GOA Church street, it tt II on
glass bottle, which broke and inhic.
ted severe cash in its arm, almost
,evering the artery. DIR. CarrOw was
Immediately summoned, and succeeded
in stopping the blood, and dressed the
wound
Daily Republican., 1883-08-17
Meeting lO-lSIGht,

St. George Castle, No, 3, Knights of
the Golden Eagle, will hold another pub
lie IL Getting in the Smith Building this
evening, to which ali are invited. The
princiI ais, objects and aims Of the or.
der Will be ey yplained, and the roll open
ed for the | ames Of those who wish
to become mem bers.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-17
loo EAST SIXTH STREET Is THE

100 EAST SIXTH STREET Is THE
NJC place to make II buy as much ms
" at any other ace. 2 n can Of corned beef,
25c. a bottles Of pickles, 25c.; n can s0used
mackerel, 25c.; sardines, 10c. II can; I'm ket
ties of all kinds of preserves, CSC. Our coffee
IL cleared in the roasting and keeps your hus
ba nd in good humor. Have you tried this
flour at Sc. a n? Nv is milled by the fennon
recess and IL pure and healthy; 1t is Just the
flour for working men. Our flour. bags for
lOc or &c. a bag. is excellent; our Shamrock
-four makes bread as white as snow, 95c. large
bag, 45c. small bag. 8 H,s rice, 25c.; Ms ras
ins, nc; 8 fts ginger snaps, 26c.; lunch bis
cult, lOt We are determined to please the
ladies. 2brooms, 25c.; slop buckets, llc.; o
bars Of good soap, 4c.: clothes lines loc.:
clothes sprnklers, loc.r Come on, ladies,and
see the goods opened to-day. Good butter,
c.; fine rose potatoes, SOC. Il basket, at 10a
| 4 It Sixth street. .
au17-st. 7. NJ. WlER.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-17
AT
John WanaINaker'S S
PHILADELPHIA.
FRIDAY:

-
classes, we might say, that
we're interested in; there are
those you speak Of as the
'' can't Getaways; then there
are those who are away and
can't come, and those who
can come. According to
|Ja.1laIlIrIildIy lulc tire lar
thest off have precedence so,
a word to the can comes.
We first congratulate you on
the good time you'll not tail
to have, judging by Others
who'vc tried it.
Of course, you no more
come to Philadelphia without
finding" Wananaker's' than
you'd omit the Capitol in a
trip to Washington, or the
Vatican in going to Rome
Nobody does, but you're
not a nobody. When you're
through here, though, don't
think that's all of Philadel-
phia worth seeing, for it isn't.
Besides, there's the Park and
State House, the Elevated
Road and splendid station SO
handily located for our GUS
toners, and the magnificent
City Buildings as a covered
way to the store. Once ar
rived, you can leave your
luggage at either Market
street corner, and they'll give
YOU a check for it, You can
take the stair way on the
main aisle, to the Carpet
Gallery, for a view of the
main floor OF the biggest re.
tail store in the world. The
aisles and counters, YOU see
are ranged in widening cir
cles the centre around.-
What, do you ask, are those
lines Of brass tubing ? Jus'
step to any Inspector in the
building, who will send a sliE
to the cashier at the centre
and return in a few seconds
1t is the quickest substitute
for the cash boy in the world
The model cottage is her'
in the northwest corner. 1h'
great Furniture Galleries OF
the west side, with the So,
, Ash Bed Room Set, said II
be the best tor the pric'
ever made. The Museum c
r Antiques, in the upper ga!
+ lery, southwest corner: wit
. brlc-a brac centuries old.
You're surprised at tn
. cool, pure air everywhere
+ 1t comes from above tn
budding, filtered through
spray through those revol'
# ing fans and open tubes, O
,. the lower floor are othe
" "" waiting rooms, reading an
q! writing rooms, wash room
t etc, equal to a first ella:
II II hotel, all free gratis and st;
:. :, tionery thrown in. Any or
# of this family OF two or thre
'' thousand will give you info
nation or find you a gulc
i. most politely, Should yt
At y, want to buy,which you're n
st st asked to do,your parcels W
by 20 to a Transfer Depal
'S. ri. ment and when you're qui
y. y through, you can exami1
N, and pay for them at OF
y, time.
lfyou go through all Il
floors, you will have travel
nI, %' over nine acres of store al
lis lis in forty-six departments,co
or: ~ tanning about every artie
n, sI you could want in a hor
except groceries and fuel.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-17
M,,OuItyht pOe(DOneI.

The moonlight EXCURSION OF the Nrp'
tune social club, that was to have tax
en place ON the steamer FELTON, last
"Wednesday night, WAS postponed on ar-
count of he rain until next Tuesday
evening, when i, i, hoped they will De
favored wIJh good weather.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-17
The WisiHw Benefit.

At a meeting Ot the Delaware Fire
Company last nIGI' the picnic COM
mittee reported 'h" uet proceeds at the
nrneft at SchauIHrn Park for Mrs.
Kerriean to h SlOO,bl, which amount
was paid over 10 her by Mr.. MdXwcI
Y rpaSulcr ct the fund,
Daily Republican., 1883-08-17
The New Charter.

The Printing Committee of City oo"" of
Gil some time ago ordered numpe, aim.
copies Of the new city charter TO De Kali
ted, and last evening the first l'lS'"t mi 70
ment was received and distripu'eo
the members.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-17

The West End assembly pi'-'ic
comes off to morrow AT Scheu,Hen iarR.
Free hacks will leave 9th ~ Marker
and Maryland avenue and Llhdcn
streets at / o'clock.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-17

NIANTED-TWO LADIES WITH A De
w post capital of from $25 to 49, ;calling
at 200 King street immediately,wl be taught
the tailor system Of dress-cutting on Moody's
square, Tree of charge, and be appointed the
mipgtOn and Dover with surrounding VII
ayes). and given $3.50 worth of goods and cir
culars In stock, and a guarantee Of 1856 per
month In u permanent, polit-, easy and lucra-
tive parlOr business. No canvassing. III
health and Limitation of time compel this un.
exceptional offer, and If accepted, IN ust be i'm.
mediatfly. Some are making $i5O month
lCHRlSTNEk The Man Dressmakcr General
Agent aul7-llt
Daily Republican., 1883-08-17
Preparations

For fall trade are going on
rapidly at Oak Hall, but
plenty of clothing for present
wear remains, and many
salesmen have abundant lei
sure to wait upon you. This
is the time to buy early au-
tumn suits very cheap. They
are late summer goods to us,
which explains the reduced
prices.
Daily Republican., 1883-08-17
FOREST PILE SALVE
Those persons afflicted with inward or out
ward Piles will find immediate relief and a
cure by using
FOREST PILE SALVE,

Which has been used successfully many years
in private practice. Among the numerous
cures it has made, we refor to the following OF
prietor of the Malta House; Capt. John Hay
cock of the tug boat Falcon: James Leach,
ESQ, Mt. Cuba John Reilly. Front and Pop.
lar streets Jas. I. Jones, Eighth and Madi-
son streets Vim Anthony, No. West Third
street; John Monaghan. Edge Moor Iron
Works. Mrs. Righter, 9th and Madison sts.
The only place in delaware where this Save
is for sale is Mt Mrs. Al. MAXWELL'k,
.O5 West Third street. Wilmington. aul7.6t'
Daily Republican., 1883-08-17
l:oulex,s IDOnular Excursion

to Ocean Grove, Asbury Park, Lont
Branch, Thursday, August 2%l. Se'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-06-01
New attractions IN our
Glove and Hose Department.
NEuHAusEL BRos., Toledo, o..

BalI0u.-The June number ot Ballou's
Magazine contains II liberal installn,ent Of
that intensely interesting story, "fhe Belle
of Australia" by William II. fhome-, the
author Of Running the Blockade" "a
Whaleman'p Adventures" and other popu.
lar novels. In this issue OF the magazine,
Mike, the Irish stockman, has laughnble
encounter with an old.man kangaroo, in
the nighl-time, while en1amped in the
vicinity OF a spring on the road To the
gold mines Of Ballnrnt. A new character
Is introduced, in the shape of Quaker,
who isa mysterious individual, and very
particular in his inquiries as TO the Location
OF the mounted police. A Dutch girl is
also created, and she is very tender IN her
department to the young hero, who de-
cines her blandishments The story il
growing in interest, if possible. Besides
"1he Belle" there are many notable slor.
les, engravings. and poems. Send ten cents
for n specimen copy, and see how good
Ballou's really is. II is only $l50 pei
annum. posi- paid. Address Thomes 4 ,ssl
bot, 23 Hawley Street, Boston. For sale al
all the periodical depots at fifteen cents q
| copy.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-06-01
Large Surplus OF Dead Beats.-Tl

Large Surplus OF Dead Beats.-The
country seems 10 he overrun with burglars,
thieves, mud swindlers OF all grades, who
seek by their wits to exc out an existence
by securing that which Others have earned.
Last week a well dressed and apparently
n woman of pious respectabilily, registered
the name Of Mrs. j. p. Lathrop, of st.
Louis, onthe Hotel Register ut the Leaf
House. She claimed to be devoui Meth.
odist, and asked TO be directed TO some one
where she might form the acqnaintadce of
those who would be more coagenial to her
tastes tn N the usual hnbitues of II village
hotel. She was directed to the minister
of the NJ. L Church, Rev. Jas. L. Scot,
Soon after her departure from n short visit
at the parsonage Mrs. Scott made the dis
covery that her best shawl was missing
Marshal HAYES was notified, who tele-
phooed To different points and soon learn.
e,l that Marshal Hartman hnd spotted the
woman at the depot IN South Toledo. The
shawl was recovered, In. Mr.. Leaf il short
the amount OF her unsettled board bill
and AN umbrella loaned to the woman.
The Toledo Bee, of Monday last contains
the following which explains the charuc.
ter of the woman:
In the person of Mrs Fnlliames, alias
Mrs. j. p. Lathrop, alias Kiliie Lcnnux
nm account OF whose little masquerade Mt
PerrysbHrg was given in the Bee of the 23,l
inst, that stnid old town unconsciously
entertained one of the most celebrated
characters known to the detective force ot
the country. She is the wife of the noted
prize fighter, Fulljames, Of New. York
City. and in assuming the name Of Lath
rop, claims to he the lawful wife Of a rela
tive Of one Of Michigan's most prominent
Democratic politicians.
As a skillful shop-lifler, adventures and
confidence woman, she il nlmos, wi hout a
rival. Just previous TO her Introduction
to the good people OF Perrysburg, size had
completed AZ days term in the Toledo
Work House, having been guilty nj beat
ing millner in the city ont of n $40 bnn
net, the Oliver House proprietor out of .
substantial board bill, aud many other
out OF greater or less sums OF money.
telegram from Detroit stated that she wa
wanted there to be tried for obtaining
money under talse preiences, but a reuui
silion could not be granted by she Cover
nor under the charge.
What new field of labor this bird o
passage sought, after leaving this section
is not known. Should she happen to re
turn, the authorities will probably sent
her where she can have "companionshi
congenial TO her tastes" as they now under
stand them.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-06-01
LATEST ry rrLrrnoNE.

Mr.. q. b. Bcooc, Of Toledo, vas in
town Friday.
Mr., Charlie Weber, OF Bowling Green,
was In town Decoration day
Mr.. g. F. Chapman, of Milibury, was
IN town yesterday on business.
Mr.. Shell F. Miller started for his new
location in Texas last Sunday evening.
Mr.. Quiee Skinner, of Toledo, was the
guest OF Mr.. Charlie Hamilton oyer
Sunday.
Mrs. f. J. Whorley, of Toledo, was
;he guest of Mrs. Fred Hillabrand yes
terday.
Miss Maggie and Master Harry shep-
Ter, OF Cincinnati, are visiting their
grandmother here this week.
Our old friend Mr.. L. Y. Wilson, of
Toledo, has given up the dry goods bust.
ness and is now railroad magnate.
Mrs. II. NJ. Hoover starts to. day for
Lorain county, called there by the sick
ness OF her mother who ia now eighty
years old.
Mr.. John II. Williams, Superintendent
Of the schools at Bellefontaine, Is spend.
ing few days with old friends in the
burg this week.
Conductor Will Sbepler is now run
ming specials on the Toledo, Cincinnati
d st. Louis r. r. and is preparing to
remove his family back from Cincinnati
to Dayton.
Mr.. s. G. Weeks spent Decoration day
with us, took his orders Tor stoneware and
went on his way rejoicing in the fact TINT
he would return in about tour weeks from
the west, deliver his goods and get the
cash.
Mrs Julia ii. Spafford returned
flom the east a few days ago, with the
view of selling her property here and in
the future mHking her home will, a
brother in New York and sister in
Lebanon, New Jersey.
Hon. Asher Cook and wife started at
A. NJ. today on their proposed trip of
about one year in Europe. They will
go direct to Saratoga where they will re-
main two weeks, and from thence will
proceed to New York and embark OH the
steamer Alaska which leaves that port for
Liverpool on June 10Th. A pleasant
journey and safe return Is tke wish Of
their n1merous friends.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-06-01
$500 Rewardl

WcwiI pay The above rewnrd Tor any case 0l
d,cest,oo ,onsiina,iop ar ,ns1iyeness w rannn,
cure with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills, when
the directions are strictly complied with. Thay
are purely vegeIsnle, andnever iaii 70 gi,esaiis,
80 Pills 25 cents. For sale by all Druggists
Beware of countcrielts and limitations. The
& CO. The PHI Makers" 1871 Il Is3 W. Madi
son ST.. Chicago Free trial package sent by
mail prepaid ON receipt OF cent stamp.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-06-01
$1,000 Forfeit!

Having the utmost confidence In Its su perlority
over all others. aud after Thousands tests ofthe
most complicated aud seyereat cases we could
ind, We feel Justified In Offering to forfeit One
Thousand Dollars for any care Of Coughs, colds.
consumption, In its early stages. whooping
cough, and all diseases OF the throat and lun rs.
except Asthma, for which we only claim re isf
that We cant cure with West's Cough syrup
when taken according 10 directions. Sample
bottles 90 and so cents large bottles one dollar
Genuine wrappers My In blue. Sold by all
Tugglsis, or seni by express on receipt of price.
Ohm Q. WEST 4 Co. ole preprietors, iSl y
10 W. Madison ST., Chicago, llls.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-06-01
Health is Wealth

DIR. L. c. VESTS NgRyg AND BRAIN TREAT
MEsT, guaranteed specific for Hysteria, Dizzi
ness, Commissions, Fits, Nervous Prustrafon
caused by the use of alcohol or tobacco, Wake
fnlness, Mental Depression, Sofiening Of The
decay and death, Premature Old Age, l3arrenncs-.
Loss of Power in either sex, Involuntary Losses
aud Spermatorrhoea CAUSED by ovcr-eaurion of
the brain, self.abuse or yer-iudulgence. One
box will cure recent cases. Each box contains
one mouths treatment. One dollar a box or six
receipt ofprire, We guarantee six boAes lociirc
any case. With each order rec, we'd by ur for six
boxer. accompanied with ive dollars. we will
send the purchaser our written guarantee TO re-
fund the money II the treatment &c not effect
cure. Guarantecs Issued only byJuHN G. WEST
e. co. Sole Proprietors. lSl y 1S3 W. Madison
st, Chicago Ill. GnarnDtce's issued only In Per-
rysburg by A. II. CnAMpsgY.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-06-01

Got Mad.-A Texas man got mad be
cause a waiter handed him a napkin. the
other day. He said he "reckoned he
know'd when to use hankerchei without
havin' no hints throwd out" Bnt fee
confident that the man suffering with Itch
ing Piles will not get his back up when he
learns that Swayne's Ointment will cure
him etieclually. II has cured thonsandi
OF cases, and what it has done, it will do
again. Ask your druggist for box, and
take no other. Swayne's Ointment, re-
member.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-06-01

OfInterest TO Business Men.-we
havepurchased the rightfor Wood County oi
DR.. .Rsy ynolds Patent Metallic Stationery and
Book Binder. We hav a good variety of the
covers ON hand, aud alta few cents extra cost
overthe price Of PAPER and printing we can
furnish a kinds of Blank Work and Station
cry in neat and substantial binding on the
shortest possible notice. We can bind book
iutwo minu es W it'll this INV ention. Calland
sxmiue styles and prices
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-06-01
BE remperate.-wbsu sickness or d.

BE Temperate.-Wbe sickness or de-
preston comes, do not buy "tonic bitters." ].
is better TO die Of disease than drunkenness
Buy bottle OF DR.. Kennedy's "Favorite Rem
edy" and cleanse the system. The great null
tilude Of human ills have their foundation 10
impure blood. DR.. Kennedy's "Favorite Rem
makes the stream Of life pure. One Dollar per
bottle: Dr.. David Ksunsdy, Proprietor, Ron
dout, N. Y.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-06-01

How proudly we watched them through our
tears as they marched away. "Aud yet: and
yet We cannot forget ,""that many brave
boys must fall" whole half million Of them
lie to-day in suldier's graves. Perhaps they
met their death in battle. See the brave bows
as they go into the fight. When the order
comes they grasp their weapons with tighter
hold, and with firm, uuhinching tread they
march down into the thick sulphur smnke Of
that dread valley Of death, and standing there
by the red, roa ring guns they fought our bat
ties for us. Beside them the loud-mouthed
cannons rend with their tongues of fame the
veil Of smoke that hangs DER all the scene.
The whistling balls and the screaming shells
pillow bloody furrows through their ranks.
Death reaps an abundant harvest there. The
tide OF war pours on, leaving the ground strewn
| thick with the dead and dying. Alone and un-
attended their life blood Gibbs away and with
no ear to catch their parting words and no
hand to close their glazing eye they pass away
When death puts on the curse OF war he strikes
his victims not alone upon the held of battle
His hand oft strikes them down after weeks ol
suffering within the hospital wards. Perhaps
| the treacherous bullet laid them low as they
stood upon the exposed picket post. Some,
times 10 camp with home friends round then
who had hastened to their side at the sudde d
summons. Perhaps when on leave OF absepc,
| death found them meath their own roof tree
But where'er they lived, wbere'er they died
| every brave man whoever wore the blue and ca r
ried faithful heart beneath 1t was hero, ant
the flowers which We strew to-day are meant L
honor every one OF them.
| There Is one lesson found In this memoria
service that to me Is most Impressive. 1t Il
| this-that no good deed Is ever done Ia vain
| Though for a time 1t may be forgotten. yet Ia
the end 1t will be remember ed and rewarded
| What dark prospect was before thess .brav'
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-06-01
Ladies' Muslin Underwear,
Infants Robes-Lace goods, at
NEUHAUsEL Bros, Toledo, o.
Managed Hands Again.-Owing I

Changed Hands AgaIn.-Owing to
feeble health Mr.. David White found it
would i've necessary Tor him to give up the
hotel business. He gave up the Exchange
Hotel ON Monday last to the proprietor, Mr.
w. c. Norton, who will keep it open for
the weary traveller on his way until he can
secure suitable person TO take clnrge
Mr.. and Mrs. White has had thirteen years
experience in hotel lite which, if not u f.
financial success to them, has agree! with
the travelling public that chanced 10 come
this way. They made their 4+th move on
Monday, which according to the old adage
il not calculated 10 enhance their inancia
welfare,
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1883-06-01

Following the address Miss Ida Repass
aud Miss Ada Fleming rendered duet
in n very pleasing manner. Commander
Yeager then drafted Hon. Asher Cpok
into the service, who in his usual forci-
ble and eloquent manner urged the i'm
lortance Of pressing forwnr.l in the
movement To erect u monument in this
township, which was due to those who
had fallen in defense of Tie country and
ITS institutions. lie claimed It TO lie the
duty Of the press, every speaker and the
minister OF every pu pit 10 mention and
agit lie this subject until il should be
accomplished. lI,s remarks were closed
with formal farewell TO comrads and
citizens, and The expressed hope thai upon
his return from Europe one year he nee
he might see monument erected that
would lie a credit to the generosity and
patriotism of the people Of this vicinity.
The exercises were interspersed with sole
stirring music by the martial band. organ-
ize, for he occasion by cUmrnd Fleming,
aud closed by II patriotic anthem from the
male quartet and the prononncng OF the
benediriun by Chaplain Adams.
The Post was then formed and being pre-
senied with the wreaihs aud evergreens by
the Ladies', divided and proceeded to march
through the continuous storm To Fort Meigs
and ST. Joseph Cemeteries where the floral
offerings were deposited upon the graves
Of sleeping conira,ls.