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RYSBURG JOURNA
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PEEEYSBURG, WOOD 00., 0., SATURDAY, AUGUST 5, 1893.
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application. Notaryln Office.
PEiUlYSIJUllG. OHIO.
FAWOY GROCERIES
AND
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CAPITAL ST00E, $50,000.00
JACOD DAVIS, Prcst,
J. 0. TROUP, Vice Prest.
N. L. HANSON, Cash fc Gel",' Mgr.
Directorfl: N L II ansos, O. F. Chapman
Frank Powell. John Fliuun
Jacob Davis. E. L. Kingsbury
Jas II. PiF.ncn. J. G. Hoffman
D. K. IIOLLUMIUCK.
Deceives deposits, loans money, sells foreign
and domenio exchange, buys and fells drafts.
bonds, coin, notes, mortgages, uml pays Interest
on tlnie deposits.
DEALER IN ,
FURNITURE
Fine Parlor & Bed Room Suits
Chairs, Tables, Lounges.
UNDERTAKING
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Only White Hearse in County.
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Good Real Estate
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PEBRYSBURG, O
A cursory glaneo at the now Potor
son for August i3 enough to show Hint
it Is ono of the best of tho month's
magazines. "Tho Riso of tho Dancing
Girl," by Charles Boltnont Davis, gives
adolightful account of Amorican stago
danciug, illustrated by photographs of
our most famous dnnccra. "Days in
England" by Mary Gray Umslcd, do
scribo all sorts of charming out-of-the-
way nooks, and tho accompanying illus
trations arc worthy of tho toxt. "Pro
fessor Polycarp's Invention" by M. G.
MeClalland is in that popular author's
finest vein and Is capitally Illustrated.
'vLittlo Mrs. Van Cott,"' by Mrs. Jean-
otto II. Walworth, is a gouuino lovo"
atory so beautifully told that it sounds
delightfully novel and fresh. Mrs. Ruth
McEnery Stuart's novelet, "Gajsar," is
one of her best productions. Poetry is
far abovo tho average and' tho other
articles arc all gems. This glimpse ol
the number's contents will convince our
readei'3 that tho Now Peterson keeps
thoroughly up to its high standard.
Terms, two dollars a year. Address
The Now Potorsoa Magazlno 114 South
Third St., Philadelphia, Pa.
Jlr. H.J.Mayers, of Oakland, Md.,
pays: "I hnye sold thirteen bottles of
Chatnbelalii'a Cough Remedy to-day and
aVn literally sold ont. This is tha "larg
est sale on record of anv ono prepara-
lion in a dny over our cnuntnrs. It gives
the best satisfaction of any cough medi
cine we nanrlle nnd as a seller it loads
all oilier preparations on tins market."
Ko'r-.-Hle by A. It. Chnmpiiey.
STEAMER 3URT.
Mnrciigo i'nrlc ami I'crrrstfourjj.
Leaves .lefTer-on street dockdatly at 10 n. m.,
ii. m.. fi p. m.. S.p. m.' for Marengo 1'ark only.
Oraim Orchestral Concert by Hurt Bund best
i. eaves rerrjsonrg is in,, uiwn. m.. b n. m
Ill tllO .dty.
S. CANFIELD, Mgr.
Tho elegant side wheel steamer
C. B, WALL AGE
has commenced her regular trips be
tween Toledo, Perrysburg and Mau-mi.-i),
leaving foot of Monroe street as
follows:
DAILY;
Leave Toledo. tonve Perrysburg.
10.00 v. M. i-M A. Jl.
2:::t) l. M. I'.'.Sn 1. M.
6:S0 1'. M. 1:00 I M.
Special rates given excursions and
Sunday School picnics.
CUT. .) . Laxge, Managor.
AOKNTU WANTED TO SELL uU It NEW
Uiwk.-'imilo M-Jtliw for Children-." EiKtcd
bj-lli-.iry Noll, agisted by Hnntl II. Conivell.
.XKtlnuoverSlO.OOU. Heliill. i.X). Over 200 full
pdgo eiiRrnvliisn. 20 pasjes "f iiinvnllieent colored
iilnte". well priuteil In ten polnri. A copy ran
bo pold In every home. Olrl writes; "Have ISO
ordeis up to tills r.iorniiu'; mnde:H.OO to-day""
l!ev. A. J. Holmes. For ters. l'u., fiiys: "Outllt
reeclved, sM 01 hooks to-day, made $72.00 yes
terday." ti're.itc-t sneee.-s ever known. E.tra
commission to agents. S10.00 per day easilv
matle. ItntlH.iOets. Hooks on credit. Fieluh't
paid. IfE.N'UY NEIL, IIS S. 7th St., 1'lilladel
plila. -14 1.
'Vim unv View Seiikou. Half Fare
on (licX.A. A. A; ( . .11. it. IC.
Tlio advent of hot weather sots every
body to thinking about the cnol breezes
and tliu good time at Bay View. The
Snminei Univoraity opens on July 12cll,
the A&henihly on July lOUi, continuing
to Auut Hiih, and the Toledo, Ann
Arbnrand North Micbigiin Uv. will sell
half fare round trip tickets there, cov
orii.g the full i penaon. Tickets will bi
soUI daily from July 10 to 19 inclusive,
witli ivimii limit, 'August 17th. Re
turn lickem from Toledo will bo only
!t9.")3 The Assembly prosrama are
said to be the richest nnd ilia University
advantages the best ever offered there.
Tim Pniveisfiy Review gives all the
programs and courses of instruction,
tells all about Bay View, expenses, etc.
Tno June iiunuier is beautifully illustra
ted and will interest you. Send for it
Mr. J. M. Hall, Bay View, Mich.
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WELCOME
One Thousand "Brave. .Boys and True" are Encamped at Perrysburg.
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Governor 1EcKinley and Staff Will be Here Friday.
Camp Hariison the Scene of Military Activity.
Tho gallant Sixteenth Regiment
Ohio National Guard aro now en
camped on what is acknowledged by
all to bo a lovely camp sight, surroun
ded by picturesque eccnoi'y, in sight of
old Port Meigs and just across tho
rivor from Fort Miami, which was tho
sceno of tho triumph of Mad Anthony
Wayne, tho Lucas county children's
home and Orchard Grovo, whilo'- just
bolow tho camp is located tho beautiful
Eden Park. Tho camp is just at tho
eastern edgo of the corporation, only a
minutes walk from tho center of town.
It is a small field lying between tho
road to Toledo and tho rivor. The
field has been n meadow and is stripped
of its crop of hay for 1S93. There is a
strip of underbrush on tho north side
of it and then comes another small field
from which a crop of wheat has been
taken. It affords a splendid place for
regimental review, for drilling and
skirmishing. Just north nt the wheat
field is a, patch of woods where the
brave soldier boys may lounge around
under the trees and feast their eyes on
tho beautiful panorama which spreads,
out before them. The river is very
broad hero and from the camp ground
one can see clear down to Toledo. At
almost anv time tho smoke of some
steamer is to be seen curling up
through trees, and withal there is
something to attract tho eye no matter
which way it is directed. ,
Quar'crmaMler Karl A. Fliekingcr of
Toledo arrived early and had aU
preliminary arrangements made for
the camp, the carpenter work being in
charge of George LnFarrec of this
place. First Scrg't C. A. Morrison
and Q. M. Serg't Paul Kunz, of Co. H,
Toledo, were hero Tuesday assisting in
the preliminary arrangements and to
these gentlemen the Journal is in
debted for information.
On Wednesday morning advance
guards from each company and the reg
imental band arrived and before even
ing settled down upon the camp every
thing was in readiuess for the boys in
blue, who arrived Thursday morning
by steamboat and C. H. & D. R. R.
Colonel II. S. Bunker oxpressed him
self as well pleased with the camp and
the many favors shown the Regiment
by tho people of Perrysburg, and de
sires the Journal to extend a hearty
welcome to all people to visit tho boys
in blue in Camp Harrison.
Thoro are sevon long dining tents
8x40 feet and two others 12x50 feet, to
gether with tho headquarters, suttlers,
visitors, and numerous other, besides
tho tents of tho privates.
On the brow of the hill has been lo
cated a 73 foot Hag staff, from tho too
of which "Old Glory" waves her grace
ful folds to the breezes, and proudly
beckons to the sun-kissed mounds of
old Forts Meigs and Miami.
Kostnr Slxtvoutli Itesltueiit, O. N. O.
FIELD.
Colonel, Henry S. Bunker.
Lieut.-Colonel. Maurice B. Lemtnon.
Major, Edmund B. King.
Major, William O. Bulger.
STAFF.
Regm'tal Adjt., F. V. Rlckenbaugh.
Battalion Aiijts., Waltor H. Stone,
Geo C. Richards.
Surgeon, Arthur L. Osborne.
Asst. Surgeons, Park L. Myers,
John D. "Howe.
Ins. RUlra Prnc., Cap. E. E. Nowraan.
QuartoruiMMtor, Karl A. Fllckinger.
Commissary, Georgo W. Stevens.
Chaplain, Rev. Martin L. Donahoy.
LINE.
Captains.
A Jacob M. Weicr,
C James It. Wade.
F Charles E. Reynolds.
B Georgo P. Barker.
H Ralph S. Holbroolc.
I William E. Gillett.
E Fred W. Ash ton.
AN UNKNOWN TENANT.
Known Only 'When Too Late.
There is no ouo disease In America that claims
so many toubtltucnln us kidney disease. There
U no unuillKL'ttso over which Dr. David Ken
nedy's 1'iivorllu Remedy claims so many cures
at kidney disease. Tol complaint might tu bo
arrested In Us Infancy, thus savlmt many weary
hours ul distress uud agony. How may ono
know mat he has kidney disease is asked.
Watch for theo symptoms: tho urluo will be
thluk uud heavy with iilluimcn In It and a siib
Btancu the appearance of brlek dust setlles at
tho bottom ol vessel, pains In the small of tho
back, and most generally poor circulation of
the blood, When any ono of these symptoms
appear don't delay but take Ur. Kennedy's
Favorito Uemcdy lor It is tho only absoluto
cure. 1 was under the treatment of some of tho
best physicluus and used many preparations
for kidney trouble without deriving anybene
llt. 1 wiib recommended to use Dr. Kennedy's
Favorite llemedy, which I did tutd It cured me.
Wm, iltistou. Wechuwkcii, N. J,
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th REGIMENT 0. N. G.
GOV. MCKINLEY.
Will arrive in Perrysburg Friday morn'
ing uccompanlud by his staff.
G Josiah J. Waffle.
D Charles E. Stock".
1st Lieutenants.
F Frank W. Raitcr.
A Edward W. Rydman.
0 Samuel P. Tanner.
II Lloyd W. Howard.
E Charles Langel.
1 Jesse A. Douglas.
B Clarence D. Peck.
D Bcft Jones.
G J.A.Wior.
2d Llcutennuts.
A Frank C. Roshong.
C SethE.Meek. '
H Sanford B. Stanberry.
F Samuel Diehl.
I Edward Welsh.
B G. A. Strobol.
D Frank P. Culp.
G Frank Williams.
F William P. Tyler.
. NON-COMMISSIONED STAFF.
A
Rogim'tl Sergeant Maj., C. F. Souder.
rsattation ei-4 cant Mai., u. J. Clouse,
1 M.A. Rllov.
Quartermaster Sergt., N. E. Marshall.
Commissary Sergt.. Alex Harnden.
Liospttal.stoward; Frank G. Shultz.
Principal Musicians, F. S. Whltlock,
R. L. Gorley.
Drum Major, Robert E. Oittenhaver.
Leader of Band, Fred J. Adams.
First Battalion is formed of com
panies F, E, D, H, A; second battalion)
B, tf, 1, C.
The camp of the Sixteenth Regiment
for 1803, being hold at Perrysburg, O.,
August 3d to 8th, both days inclusive,
js known and designated as "Camp
Harrison," so named in honor of that
distinguished patriot and soldier, Gen
eral W. H. Harrison, under whoso di
rection Fort Meigs at Perrysburg was
built in 1813, and who with tho brave
men under his command so successfully
defended tho Northwest against the
invasion of tho British in 1812-13.
Tho following general routine of
camp duties is hereby established and
will bo carried out each day, except
Sunday:
Reveille 6 00am
Assembly Roll Call G 10 "
Breakfast fi 30 "
Fatigue Call 7 00 "
Sick Call 7 10 "
First Sergeant's Call 7 15 "
Officers Call 7 30 "
Assembly Guard Details 7 45 "
Adjt's Call Guard Mounting.. 8 00 "
Skirmish Drill 9 00 "
Recall 10 00 "
Assembly For Battalion or
Regimental Drill 10 30 "
Adjutant's Call 10 45 "
Recall from" Drill 11 45 "
Dinner v 12 00 in
School For non-commissioned
Officers 1 30 p m
Assembly For Battalion or
Regimental Drill 2 30 "
Adit's Call For Battalion or
Regimental Drill 2 45 "
Recall from Drill 3 45 "
Supper Call 5 00 "
Assembly For Dross Parade
and Roll Call 5 30
Adjt's Call Battalions 5 45 "
Adit's Cull-Roirimental 0 00 "
Retreat Sunset
Officers Call 7 30 "
Band Concert 8 00
Tattoo 9 00 "
Assembly For Roll Call 10 "
Taps 10 80 "
SUNDAY, AUGUST 0.
Reveille 0 00am
Assembly-Roll Call 10 "
Breakfast 0 30 "
Fatiguo Call 7 00 "
Sick Call 7 10 "
First Sergeant's Cull 7 15 "
Officers Call 7 30 "
Assembly Guard Details 7 45 "
Adjt's Cull-Guard Mounting 8 00 "
Supper fall 5 00 p m
Assembly Uor Dross Parade
aud Roll Gill 5 30 "
Adjutant's Call Battalion 5 45 "
Adjutant's QUI Regimental.. 8 00 "
Retreat Sunset
OlllcorsCall 7 30 "
BandConcoit 8 00 "
Tattoo 9 00 'k
Assembly-ror Roll Call 9 10 "
Taps 10 30 "
Divine services at such hour as may
be named In futuro orders.
Thoro will bo three stated roll calls
each day. Tho first at tho bouud of
the nssomhly ton minutes after reveille;
tho second when companies are formed
for dress parade, and tho third at Tat
too. A commissioned officer must lie
present at each roll call and immedi
ately alter tho call of the roll he will
roport the result thereof to the bat"
talion adjutant, together with a list of
tho names of those who aro absent
from roll call without leayo, and tho
battalion adjutant will at onco hand in
said report to tho regimental adjutant
Companies will full in for roll call at
tho sound of the first not of tho assem
bly. E. B. King has been re-elected and
l'o-coramissioncd Major of the Sixteenth
Regiment; Walter H. Stone and Geo.
C. Richards have been appointed and
commissioned as Battalion Adjutants
with the rank of Second Lieutenants;
John D. Howo as Assistant Surgeon,
with the rank of Captain; George W.
Stevens, Regimental Commissary, with
the rank of First Lieutenant. Charles
J. Close and Matthew A. Rlloy have
been appointed Battalion Sergeants
Major and Frank G. Shultz as Hos
pital Steward.
CAJII' NOTKS.
Col. Bunker has made an effort to
select one of the best staffs possible,
and to say that he has accomplished
this would only be putting it in mild
form. From tho Colonel hlmsolf who
is a perfect typo of the military man of
to-day, down to the smallest commis
sioned officer, all are complete and be
yond criticism. They aro gentleman"
ly, courteous, and aro loaded with In
formation about military matters.
Quartermaster Karl A. Flickiuger,
of Toledo under whose direction tho
camp has been arranged, was on hand
early Wednesday morning. To nim
is delegated (tho arduous task of mak.
ing all the preliminary arrangements
for tho encampment, and how ably ho
has performed his duty can bo seen by
a' visit to camp "Harrison" which is in
all respects a model of neatness. Quar
termaster Flicldnger is a son of Repro
sensitive Fllckinger of Lucas county,
'he is a gentleman of education and ro!
finement and fine military bearing and
is very courteous to all visitors at camp
Harrison.
R. H. Tympany of tho Toledo Blado,
who also wears the bluo, invites tho
members of the Press to call at Hospital
headquarters and get their "quinine."
He also says we should "wink zo ozzor
oye" when we say "quinine," and as
"wink Is often good as nod," he may
ba sure we will all wink.
Surgeon John D. Howo started from
Toledo at 4 a. in. Wednesdny on his
horso, and after getting into tho coun
try about five miles discovered that he
had not partaken of his breakfast. He
rode into a farmyard, and the aston
ished farmer threw up his hands in
surprise and asked what ho was doing
out on parade. Tho surgeon replied
that Cleveland had declared war and
he was going to the front and wanted
his breakfast. Tho farmer hustled up
a hasty meal and the surgeon "came to
the front" In good order. He then
tooic his departure after invitlug tho
farmer to come up to Perrysburg to
witness tho "six days' light."
Capt. Jacob Weior, the popular cap
tain of Co. A., of Toledo was honored
with appointment of Officer of the Day
on Friday and he performed his du
ties with dignity and excellentmllitary
courtesy. Jnkio is as line as silk.
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Lieut. Col. Lemmon arrived Wed
nesday. Ho was once a newspaper man
and knows how to make things plensant
nnd agreeable to tho members of tho
fraternity and all other visitors at camp,
J. N. Putt of Napoleon, Quartermas
ter of Co. P., Is ono of tho jollicst men
In camp. He's a regular gas engine
Lieut. Partollo of the Fifth U. !S.
Infantry, recruiting officer at Toledo,
and champion shot of the world Is' a
welcome guest at the camp.
Lieut. Hoistand, U. S. A., instructor
of the Ohio National Guard, and Liout.
Waito of the U. S. Cavalry aro honored
guests of tho Regiment.
Governor McKlnley and staff will
arrive on the steamer Burt on Friday
morning at 8:30, and will be received
by Colonel Bunker and staff and es
corted into camp. Tho parade and in
spection of tho Regiment will tako
place at 2 p. m. Friday afternoon at
tho camp. Tho Governor will bo tho
guest of tho Regiment until the even
ing of Friday.
Colon el Bunker requests tho Joun.
NAL to announce that on Monday after
noon, immediately after dinner, tho
Regiment will march to Fort Meigs and
fire tho proper military salute over tho
graves of tho dead heroes who fell in
1812. Col. D. W. H. Howard, ttie old
pioneer, Hon. J. Kent Hamilton of To
ledo, Secretary of tho Maumeo Valley
Pioneer A8s'n.,will also bo present and
address the largo assemblage. Tho
demonstration will be made for tho
purpose o -(drawing the gavernmeiifsi
attention to this historic ground and
endeavoring to have the old lort pur
chased, made into a national park and
properly cared for. It Is hoped every
citizen of the Maumeo Valley will bo
present. J
E. H. Thorn, cook of ComDany F., !
of Napoleon, has tho reputation of hav
ing the finest Sunday diuner in camp, '
which Is saying a great deal, as tho
16th Reg. cooks are the best in tho !
business. Thorn not only provides for j
85 men of his company but looks after i
the Regimental band as wall. K
Tho 10th Regiment band of Napoleon '
with 23 members, under command of
Robert E. Dittenhaver, Drum Major, '
will give band concerts every evonlng
at 8 o'clock. This is tho best band in
Northwestern Ohio. I
Tho "Bold Sojor" boys aro invited to
attend tho Firemen's Danco at tho
town hall Friday night, Aug. 4.
Olllcers of tho Diij'. '
Capt J R Wade, from Sam until
Tattoo, Thursday.
Capt J Woier. detailed for special
duty. j
Capt C E Reynolds, from Tattoo
Thursday night until Guard Mount
Friday morning.
Capt J M Woier, from Guard Mount
Friday morning until Tattoo. S
Capt Geo P Barker from Tattoo Fri
day night until Guard Mount Saturday
morning. I
Capt R S Holbroolc, from Guard
Mount Saturday morning until Tattoo.;
Capt W E Gillott, from Tattoo Satur
day night until Guard Mount Sunday
morning.
Capt F W Ashtou from Guard Mount
Sunday until Tattoo.
Capt J J Wiifllo from Tattoo Sunday
night until Guard Mount Monday'
morning. a
Cnpt C E Stock from Guard Mount
Monday until Tattoo.
Capt J M Weior on Tuesday.
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