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The Portland daily press., 1882-02-01

MONROE, Mich, Sept %, 1875.
sirs-I have been taking Hop Bitters for in
flsmmation Of kidneys and bladder. 1t has
done for me what four doctors failed to do
The effect of Hop Bitters seemed like magic
to me. w. L. CARTER.
The Portland daily press., 1882-02-01

The gale of last Friday did much damage in
Litchtield The barns of Messrs. Lapham and
Packard and Edward Barker were blown down
and almost totally wrecked, also the ell and
woodshed of w. NJ Hattin's house.
The Portland daily press., 1882-02-01
Like its Parent Flower

Atkinson's Extract of violet, the most delicate
and refined of perfumes, conceals its excel
lence behind its more widely known sister
the Extract of White Rose. S&W&w
The Portland daily press., 1882-02-01
HAYDN ASSOCIATION.

FEyHE Annual meeting of the Haydn Association
for the choice Of officers, and such other bus
mess as may legally before it, will be held at
Union Hall, on FRIDAY EVENING, February 10,
at 71a O'Clock. A prompt and full attendance is
requested.
febl dtd FRED III. GLOVES, Sec'y.
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Arcana Lodge, I. o. of G. T.
Tho following is the list of officers elected

Tho following is the list of officers elected
last evening for the ensuing quarter:
w. G. Tt. A. Anderson.
W. V. T.-Mamie Maby.
w. S-A. D. Cole.
w. F. ST. o. Kicker.
w. Tt. B. Fillebrown.
w. Nj. A. Williams.
W. CDR. W. III. True.
w. I. G.--Chas. Trefethen.
w. A. T. G.-Mrs. r. B. Whitcomb.
W. o. G.-R. b. Whtcomb.
Trustees-Dr. True, J. b. Fillebrown and
Judge Kingsbury
The Portland daily press., 1882-02-01
C.. Z. B JEAN.

Cs -. B = AM
$40 Congress Street,
Is offering many DECIDED BARGAINS
in goods for every day use. Look at
few Of his Prices.
Large lot Standard Prints, at sc per yd.
Desirable and first -class Shirting Prints,
&c per yd.
Good Linen Crash for Towels, Sc, &c, Sc
and 1Oc per yd.
Excellent Twilled Linen Towels, 10 cts
each.
Large, Heavy and Handsome Damask
Towels, 25 cts. each.
Fruit of the Loom Bleached COttOns, 10
cts. per yd.
Fruit Of the Loom, AZ inchl Bleached
CottOns, 12 1-2 cts. per yard.
PeQuOt 1914 Bleached COttOns, 30 cts.
per yd.
Working Mems Heavy Twilled Shirtings,
10 cts. per yd.
WOOLENS, substantial for Mems Wear,
20 cts. per I'd.
Ladies' fine 8 button Kid Gloves, $1.OO,
and warranted.
GentlemeHs fine Kid Gloves, $I.00,
and Warranted.
ALI winter goods at less than Whole
sale Prices. Please call and examine.
feb1 eod1m
The Portland daily press., 1882-02-01
WANTED.

A reliable man and wife to go to Exeter, N. Fl
n and work on a farm A good chance offered.
Enquire of e. SWASEY, firm of Lamson 4 Swa-
sew Pottery, Portland, Me. feb1eo13t
The Portland daily press., 1882-02-01

Forty Years Experience of an Old Nurse
MRS. wINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP is
the prescription of one of the best female ply
sicians and nurses in the United States, and
has been used for forty years with never failing
success by millions of mothers for their chill
dren. 1t relieves the child from pain. cures
dysentery and diarrhea, gripping in the bowels,
and wind-celic. BY giving health to the child
it rests the mother. Price Twenty-Five Gents
bottle. dec3S, ,NfSW S5w1y49
The Portland daily press., 1882-02-01

Petitions to Congress for duty Of one dollar
per ton on ice are circulating in Lewiston and
Auburn.
HANCOCK col -NTY.
The Calais Times says the work OF packing
the salmon eggs taken at the Orland works last
fall has commenced; and the eggs secured by
Mr. Frank Todd of st. Stephen. will soon ar
rive at Grand Lake Stream, where they are to
be hatched. The method of packing has been
changed Formerly the eggs were transported
in tin cans, now in wooden trays The novel;
ties at the Orland Hatching house, just now
are two. There can be seen several thousand
eggs, a cross between the brook and salmon
trout These are developing finely. Mr..
Partridge, whose house is near the Orland
works, has received from Prof. Baird twelve
German CARP, probably the first ever
brought to Maine. The fish resembles the
culver in shape, less bony, grows in length two
feet, sometimes, generally about twelve inches.
One of the best table fish.
OXFORD COUNTY.
Mr. Columbus Richardson of Norway win
tered last year 20 sheep from which he
sheared 159a lbs. of wool; price received per
lb. 26c-$4f47. They also brought him "a
lambs IS of which he sold for $40, and refused
S21 for the six best, making in all an income
of S157 47-an average of nearly $3.50 on a
sheep Mr. Richardson has kept about this
number of sheep for the past eight years, and
never lest single sheep or lamb until last
The Portland daily press., 1882-02-01
Time Tries All.

So it does in cases of dyspepsia, indigestion,
constipation, kidney and liver complaints.
biliousness, etc.. BURDocK BLOOD BITTER
have been proved by many trial to be relia-
BILE cure Price S1.00, trial size 10 cents.
The Portland daily press., 1882-02-01
NOTICE.

TgyHERE will be a meeting of the Portland Labor
Il ing Men, working up town, at Hod Carrying,
Picking and Shoveling, and all kinds of labor, at
the Portland 'Longshoremen's Hall, on WEDNES-
DAY and THURSDAY, Feb. I'd and Sd, at 7.30 o.
clock P. NJ. All are invited to attend. febl d3t
NTOTECE Ms HEREBY GIVEN that the
IN subscriber has been duly appointed ExecuIix
of the will of
JOHN KNAPP, late of Standish,
in the County of Cumberland, deceased and has
taken upon herself that trust by giving bonds as
the law directs. All persons having demands
upon the estate Of said deceased, are required to
exhibit the same; and all persons indebted to
said estate are called upon to make payment to
NANCY KNAPP, Exscutrix.
stazdish, Jan. goth, 1882. feb1 d1aw3w wed~
The Portland daily press., 1882-02-01
MISCELLANEOUS.
fine BOOTS
Less thanCOst

TINE OUUHO
Less thanCOst
Ladies' cork sole Side Lace Boots,
$500, former price, 800
Ladies' French Kid Side Lace
Boots, 3.25, former price, 800.
Ladies' Cura Kid side lace Boots,
2.75, former price, 1915.
Ladies' French Kid side lace boots,
500, f8rmer price, $50.
Ladies' flannel lined slippers, LOO,
former price, 1.5O.
Ladies' pebble goat button boots,
200, former price, rs.
Ladies' serge button, nice, 1.25,
former price, 2.25.
Ladies' serge button, Burt's 2.75,
former price, 400.
Misses Grain button, for school,
I.25, former price, 1.5O.
Children's Grain button, for school
100, former price, l.25.
l lot Infants Boots, .25 former
price so.
! lot Children's Boots, so former
price, LOO.
| lot Mems French Calf Congress
Handsewed, 500, former price,
$50.
| lot Mems Buckle Arctics, 1.5O,
former price, 200.
| lot Mems Congress Arctics, LOO,
former price, 200.
Ladies' and Gents CANADIAN
Overshoes, $50, former price,
800.
Ladies' first quality Rubbers, all
widths and sizes, 40.
In addition to these GREAT BAR
GAINS, we have a line of stand
ard goods to sell at the same re-
duced prices. Come and see.
MI. G.. PALMER,
$50 MIDDLE STREET. 81;
The Portland daily press., 1882-02-01
DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNERSHIP,

NER. GEO P. HATCH. retires from our firm
INE from this date The business will be con-
Quoted by o. R. and A. S. LeGrow, under the same
name and style. All debts owed by said firm will
be paid and all debts due said firm will be collected
by LeGrow Bros. who will alone sign in liquidation
Portland, Jan. 81, 1882.
OR. LEGROW,
A. s. LEGR0W,
tebI d3t GEO. P. HATCH.
The Portland daily press., 1882-02-01

From 500 O. M to $50 p. M, Sundays excepted.
Sundays open for Carriers and General Delivery
rom to 10 a. m.
The Portland daily press., 1882-02-01
STATE NEWS.
AEDROsCoGGIN COUNTY
HANCOCK COT -sTY.

Petitions to Congress for duty Of one dollar
per ton ON ice, are circulating in Lewiston and
Auhurn
The Portland daily press., 1882-02-01

TAILOR and Draper. Fine Goods and
First-class Work Speciality. - ..,,,, N.
~ CORNISH. 24O Middle ot.
The Portland daily press., 1882-02-01
DIR. CLARK,
HomoeOp ath1St.
ODD FELLOWS BUILDING.

Thankful for many fsyors OF The past, shall be
pleased to receive all ofmy old, and a large num-
Der of new patrons. 1an9 diff
The Portland daily press., 1882-02-01

TNAELOR MD BksAFHfN, o..4io
gnarsnteed- {. a. SMITH, 23l Federal 81
The Portland daily press., 1882-02-01

NATCE and Clock Maker,
wv Oliver Gerrish, at
VIM. SENTER & co.'s, OIL Exchange stree
The Portland daily press., 1882-02-01

TAILOR. Always ON hand the bess
IL German, French and English Goods.
w III. KOHL1NG, 80 Exchange 81
The Portland daily press., 1882-02-01

Having made an addition to my herd of Jerseys
I am prepared to furnish few more families WITH
pure Jersey milk, delivered every morning, sun
prsssly for family use Address, V. H. Soule, Wood
ford's.
noy21eod mar
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-24
sage ~ purge Gazette,

D%antbarteit baburd, baB Rs in ianippi'
f9er Wetie ben iuusen 6erren bic StrduB.
unter bte Naie bislten unb bann tn touss
@eld9ter ausbraden, wsnn elmer pen ibnen
barob eri9rad. Nnbere 2sbrsr ,osen iS
nit ibren @snoitnusn in's Buffet bee
Babnbofes 3urid, UNI bort nod usri&isbens
5lai9en NIT ibnen su Iesren. DAP ss b.
BET ni&t 10 aniidnbis bersing, ME man ss
uon Witsltebern bes 2ebreritanbes erwar.
ten fo0te, IdBt R& Iet@t benton ; benn BITE
meiiten EbeiInebmer bes 8srsnisunss3usss
Nbenbs 3iemIi9 fart ansetrunten.
NQmdbIi@ aber warb Der SpsttateI uusrs
trdslt4; toue Qieber, untermil9t nit uns
fdsIi@em @etreii9e, erfiqteu ben Babns
bof. I'm bas Publttun, uon bteiem eeeI'
baften @onserte unb bteieu i~tanbaI6ien
SSeuen Su befreien, iaben f4 bic Babnbes
amten seBwuusen, bic @dfe i&on cine
babe Stunbe Dor Der fur bic Abfabrt bes
3usss feffseiesten 3sit tn bic Waseu sin.
au Iafen. Sc ssf9ab bteB unter
benz sr6Bten SpettatsI, unb aus ben BE-
ies.sn Waseu erfdoI nod etn fir4terIi&sr
4irm Bic sur abfabrt bes 3uses, wsl9e
um baIb 10 ubr abenb erfoIste.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-24

9uremburg. Die an 20. Sept. abse
baltsns ausltsquns bss @artsn: unb Adsr
bauusrsins mar ni9t iebr fart bsiu9t;
binssssn sstdnstsn ii9 fat idmmtlite aus
seitsaisn Tbiers burd SG6nbeit uub Rraft
aus. Cine uabrs Srsube mar cd, bic
prdttissn 5snsite gu isbsn, bic auf benz
WdbsImspIas uorssfibrt uuroeu. aud oas
5ornuisb ,dblte cine sroBs Gn5abI Yradt
ersmplare. BON Bor~tsnibiersn udren uur
ueuiSe Stud. meifsns Sber, aussefslt ;
aud BITE Sdaafe pareu bios In etniaen
Qooisu uertrstsn. Sang manssIte has Ts.
bsrutsb, bas Ia friberu Sabrsn siuen Der
Sauptan5tsbunsspuntte Der AusfsQuns
ausmadte. Sn ssm Staotbauis warsn
Wild uuo disqualification ausssifsat
-Ssesu balb elm ubr fano untsr benz
8oriss bss 5rn. Staalsminiiiers bic prd
mienuertbeiIuns IN bic Ssiissr Der it6n'
fen Gb,sre tatt.-Am Ra1mittase fanb
Inn SOtsl 8rafsur has iblits 5sits0sn
itatt. Su ben Eoaiten conitatirte man ole
Sorti9ritte. his adsrbau unb SIsb,udt TN
9anbs bsitdnbi9 MAIDEN, uno bob ole Der.
btsnite bes praiOsntsn bsS Ssreins, Sru.
be Wacq liant anatennenb beruor. I'm
Santst mai bas ausSuisesn, baB sS nidt
so GbsiInsbmsr msbr siblts.-Wan tommt
~aImdbIis ~ Der usberSsusuns, baB iibr
li1e Ausltsaungsn bic 9uif an oieisn adsr.
baufsitsn ni1t i5rbsru, uno bas IS uislsi9t
In allen 9inf4ten SusdmdBiser maze, nur
aae 8 ooer pier 4 Sabre cine Ebiai9au
abtubaIteu.
YIdmieu fir trsuss @sinbs erbisItsn :
cine Yrdmis pom 90 Stantsn, 6srr Rit.
S9mit pon BursIiniisr fur 26 Disnft
iabre; cine prdmie pon 90 Sr. SrauIsin
Waso. Ssimsnt pon SIurusiIsr fur 90
Disnfiabre; cine Prdmie pon 90 Sr.
SRI. Suianna Sell uon 2orsnspsiIsr fur
II Disnfiabre; eine Prdmis Don 90 Sr.
Srl. 9ouiis Sart uon 9rsusnmadsr fur
IA Disnhiabre; cine Yrdmte uon 20 5r.
Sri. Waria Bros pou Sid fur IL Disnif
iabre u.o cine prdmis pon 20 Sr. SRI Ora,
rio SID BON 9oitinssn fur IL Disnifiabre,
DAP man Der WiIdpirtbi5aft msbr
NufmsrtIamtsit iaentt, s,issn folssnbs
Yrdmtsn. IS erbielten: @lns persolpets
Osutmin,e 9r. Woss 9smmsr aus &s'
einsen fur feline WIl9 unb Wsltsrsisn
6r. Dsdsr, Wanosrlsbrsr aus gttslblid
fir isiu Sortiment BON WiIdtibluppIrate
cine ilberue Oenfminss Woss osuimel
aus Rsoiussn fur feline WiIatiblupparat,
Spats'idss Spiism; ebsniO bic lamb
pirtbi4aitli5s 9snO6snldaft bon 9suoe
linssn fur ibr SutterfaB, Damn sIbisItsn
sins psrsolbsts Dentmln,s ST.. Osdsr
GRANDCHILDREN tn @ttslb,id, fur bic Der
i9onsrauS Der @usiteaans; cine flbsrn
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-24
Sie Wablerberiammluns in 6oiinsen.

Am Sonntas, ben "a September, biel,
ten bic 5srren Osputtrten Carrier uni
5aaise TN sroBsn SaaIs bes 9smsinos
bauiss uon 9ofnsen sine WdbIerueriamm
lung fur 9oiinsea unb l1msesenb ab, I'm
iber TIRE 2eiffunsen wdbrenb Der persau
seneu Rammerfeifion Bert9t 3u e%rffattsr
unb NIT ibrsn WdbIern bic SntersGsn bee
@antons insbsionbers unb bes 2anbes lbsr,
baupt au belpre1en. Etobosm BITE pl6s:
lid sinsetrsne before Dittsruns bringing
gu ben grnte Irbeiten einlub, su bsnsn
iberau bic grIaubniB bswiqist mar. tros
benz msbrere Rir@ueibfefe tn Der Nat
baridaft sefeiert wurben, NOR Der 3ub,ans
tu Der 0eriammIuns 10 sroB, wie man TIN
taum unter ben alersinfiisifen Yerbdlts
nifisn ermartet bdtts: Der prddtise @e.
metnoeiaaI tonuts taum msbr faTsn. Chen
10 ress mar bic Bstbsiltauns an ben BE.
ipre&unssn. bic In edit Sslinser @emilb
li1tsit ssfibrt purben unb fur Abssorbns
ten wie Wdblsr bss Nislt9en re1t pisl
f6rbertsn. Der Wunid, bieis gsriamm
Iunsen a1idbrli9 Hd uisbsrboIsu su isbsn.
waro alIssneiu ausseipro1sn. Ridt sin
WiBtou forte oie i15us harmonic, bic Of
fen ~bstunbete. Elm wte innigss 8erbdltuib
bier spiiden benz 8olts uno ieinen Der
trsterp beffsbtA go ldreibt bas v2ursms
burger VoltsbIattA.
Dieter Sdri,t Der Germ Carrier unb
5aaise 1T niat senus 3u fobsn. Die Ger
rem ibun bamit bar, baB iis ben Wdbfsrn
He6eni9aft i4ulbsn unS bieie absaIsssn
tommsu. Dieter Woous uitb ben liberia.
len Osputirten sdnsIi4 sessn ben Strit
ssbeu. oenn auf pis Dauer t6nneu aud is
f9 bisiem referendum ni1t snttisbsn
rlnb bamit 1T uieI %semonnsu. 9as Doll
srfdbrt, buB bic 0dbIsr n,dt Der Dsputir
ten, ionbern bic Dsputittsn Der WdbIs,
wessn ba fino. WuB Der libsruIs Waul
belo &e&sni6aft ablssen. ridtsu bic Sau'
ern utslsiSt poruisiss S:agsn on ibn, 10
,it's NIT Der NopoeatsnbsrIi9aft unb mil
Der HotarentpTanust balo Elm @abe. Naur
finbsn bic 5errsu Saare In Der Supps.
Die bsiben 3eputirtsn Carrier unb DR..
Jaaise baben ii5 burd tisisn S1ritt al.
Iein, Elm sroBss Ssrbisnft um's 2anb err
worbeu. Reip.et fur bic bsiosn 9srren
Sbnen iif's um's UobI bes Bottles, ni6t
bic sisene GaiSs unb oas einiss Suterehs
~ tban.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-24
Gin Sciu6 bclsii6cr erbrer nnb ecbrcs
rinaen in 9nremblrg.

0isIs Gsbrer unb 9sbrerinnen an ben
Staatsidulsu Belsiens batten tirjIia an,
Sonntas tn Nrlon einen @onsrse, ME un
isrs 2sisr bsrsits uihsu. OerisIbe tisnte
absr ni6t our ausbilouns Der SbeiInsbmer
an bemislbsu, ionbsrn loIte ibnen elm
DsrsnIgsu bsreitsn. Dagsssn pdrs II
on unb fur td nidts ein,uuenosn seueisn
Aber bas Abenos tn sinsm BET NrIon gele
gensn @artsn Elm Bal Der sur gOnfsrenS sr,
ideinsn ben 9sbrsru. 0ebrerinnsn itattfano,
muB uns cine abionoerIi9s Wsinuns pom
Der Ridtuna Oisiss %9sbrpniOnaIs bsibrin
gen. Snbs len batten bic lbeilusbmsr bss
RonsrsGss an isnsm Bale nod ni4t &C..
mug. Am Wontag, ben H.. September,
fubrsn Rs nit eiusm SrtrasuS nab 2ursm
burg unb bstrusen iid bort 10, baB fs al.
gsmsinsn StanoaI erre9ten. Ha9 einse
nommsnsm Wittasssnsn sossn iie, 80 Ysr
ionsn Hart, lie cine 9sbtertn am arme zines
9sbrsrs, na9 Der StaOt unb burdsoseu
Disislbs, anfanss In sinsm balbuess &C.
orbnstsn 3ase, bann absr tn aufssloitsn
@ruppsn treuS uno qIer untsr benz
munteren @eleite Der ltdotiiben S1ul
iusenb, bic iit IN bisism ME oasewsisnsn
StauipisIe gar isbr ers6ste. Ran4ss
Yaar ,os Sur Sdoberm'Rs, nm iid tn ben
@autlsrbubsu U. ben cafes chantant fir bic
i66nsn Rinie su bsssltern. auoere iu4
ten elm einIabsnbss DirtbsbauS auf
ue In sismlt3 rei3li9sm WaaBe geIitise
@strdnts senoheu wnroen; %wsntsitsns
lssts mau1e 9sbrsliu bel ibrsm ipdteren
GIi1siusn aui Der StraBe nldt iens Gin
ssBossnbsit i'm Dstrassn all ben Gag, pel9s
man pom i,ber ssbiIbstsn Dame erwartsn
muB. 90 ssristb In Der 9tsatborftraBe
cine NIT 2sbrern usImii4te Grippe
uon ben 9dm1su nod In ben vS0l'
niidsn Sof". um sinsn peitsren
SGoppsn su Rd su nsbmsn. aud fab
man cine 9sbretiu, bsren Saarfriiur f5
aufssl6f bate, 10 baB bic eodsn ibr IN
uouitsr llnorbnuu9 lber bic Sdultern Der
buauten. @uoli1 mar bic Nadt setom:
men, unb untsr luiissn Sprlnssn, laut
etsbsr Hnssnb, iu4tsn bic @ruppsn ben
Sabnbof wtebsr bu errsiben. Wdnnlits
unb wsibItde 3ebrsr iausen Dor benz Sabn
bof I'm bic Wstte sinsn bslsil6sn 9ansns
bauer unb paibtsn nod aasrlst untug
90 4. y. rsi9tsn iib siuiss Dussno esb
rsr bic 9dnos unb ~tan,ten urtsr ben ipaifS
ten Sprlusen uno pohsn I'm Rtetle UNI
bic Buos am @insanse bes Babnsofss,
tn psl9sr Wdodsn 3utsrlahsn usrtaaftsn.
uutaosisn battsu siniss gsbrsr iIseno,
no SlumsnltlduBs ero'bsrt, bic fs ibren
8oQssiuusu anbOtsn. Disis beuisisn ibrs
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u III.
Gurrsipunben, fir bic ,,eurb. Ga,stts.'

@esen bic Witte September traf Der
Stsinbre4er Sob. Brebsmus aus Gels auf
benz @russr Stetnbrud bas lualit, baB
elm nisbsrlilr,snbsr i9psrsr Stsin ibm auf
ben einsn 5uB feel, cine 3sbe a5i9Ius,
bic 6lBtnoden beri9mstterte unb i'm piel:
Isitt fir INNER arbeitsunfd6ig madte.
Gm %. bsielbsn Wonats eins Ssrr
RaisI, istt brei Sabrsn RapIan In SsIs,
mad DisfirG ab, no sr BET Ssrrn Yrofeis
for glaisn I'm prospmnafium anssitsut
pirb. Sbn srisst ais Raplan su Gels,
Ssrr SbsrpisS aus benz @onuitt Su Gu
rsmburg.
Inter ben Eouriffen, wsI1s tn gull bic,
iss Sabres has @rnbtbal bsiudten unb bic
Bursruinen pom Sells bsi9idtisten, bsfanb
14 unter elmer arjabl rsidsr 6oaduber
elm Baron, bshsn abnsn BETTER bss
SdloGss unb Der pormaIissn Baronie pou
SsIs aepsisn. unb weldsr aud ieSt nod
BEN Gitsl ,Sarou pan Der 6sIs4 fibrt.
9as @eiSIs9t Der 5srrsn BON Der Gels
Iebt nod fort unb III In ben NiebsrIanbsn
uer,wsiat. 2lu1 tn uorissn Sabre par elm
6srr bsHslbsn @si4ls4ts unb Namsns
bier. Disis Ssrrsu intsrsifren fi9 isbr
fur aass, mas nod iett an bic pormaltse
6erri1aft Gels erinnsrt. sic unterlieBen
ss ni&t, photographer uou ibrem Stamm'
idlob unb aud bic 2itsratur bariber su
faufsn. Da bic ~tIeiniie @lods TN Gburm
Der pfarrtr1s pou Gels pom eiusm perm
@sors BON Der 5els, psldsr TIM 10. Sabr
bunbert Ssslioser su BuIobiuis sepsi'n.
bsrribrt unb unter Der barauf b,fneltten
Snidrift has Seller Wappsn sntbdlt, 10
plni4t Der IN arnbeim pobnenoe Sstr Sa
ron pan Der 5sls, oisie @Iods, pon mel
der sr tn benz Dude .Das ,omautiids
@rnstbal" &snntniB %erIansts, tda1id an
fh su %brInasn. aad bat CT Runbs bGuon
betommsn, Bah bic benz usrIsbtsn prinssn
Gsiari9 Der Nisbsrlanos ssb0riSeu Belly
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-24

6r. q. Jaber III b~sinitip gum gontro'
lsur 2. Rlafe in ber PofusrwaItuns ers
ttannt porbsn.
Giuilfanb Der stabt Guremburs.
5etratben.- Bonn 2. Sept: Sraus
@rob, Webermsifer, NIT Gina ImeIie
6arp. WiIbsIm Wauer, S@ubma9er,
nit Waria Nnna Daupbiu. Soiepb Daus
benfslo, 6ausbtener, NIT Warta senannt
Waria CHARLOTTE &obneu. Mbam gmiI
BURNER, electro, Arbeiter. NIT Warta Sos
fspbine Stefen. Dom g.. Anton Mrenb,
5abrmann, NIT gItiabetb 2ens. - Bon.
H.: Nnbreas SrteSri9, S@retuer, NIT
Waria yittoria @iIion.ss
SterbefdIIe.- Bonn g. Sept:
Waria Gatbariua Rtsser. alt ~ Sabre,
&sntnertn. sbsIos. = Som TO-: Ratbas
rina paraif. alt 70 s., Wittwe .. Jatob
gnseI. = Bonn H.: Gerbinanb RuboIpb
&unau. alt Al s., S9rifheser. - Bonn
49,: Satob Rremer, alt % 8. Bonn
Is : SObann Strahsnsr, git As g., uu'
ternebmer.
0tuHPaHu uet Sluut StetlrW.
SterbefdIIe.- Bonn 10. Sept.
gatbarinu aIbre@t, alt 76 Sabre, Wtttwe
pom Sebafian Bi9el.
Gipilftanb Der Stabt Grebenma9er.
SterbefdIIe: Bonn 8. Aus. IRA
rta WaIbbiuis. 80 Sabre alt, obne Stanb.
- Bonn g.: gatbarina 6afsrt, So Sabre
alt, obne Stanb.
6eiratben. - Bonn IA. Sept:
Sobann NttoIas Slsres, EasI6bnsr 3u
Dor Batti&, @emeinbe We@er, NIT Wa'
rta 9oIs, obne Stanb, aus @reuenmader.
Gibilfanb Der Stabt Remi9.
5etratben. - Bonn 28. Sept:
@rocius 9rosper, Raufuann 3u &emi@,
nit 9auIp Warta aus &eoinssn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-10-24

Sur VSouFoHnsne muroen 9eora@t:
Nus DiIs 1850 Slid Eud bauor
purbsn u~s,tauft 700 Stud su 5 bis Z Sr
pro Wstsr; aus g d a. b. 9. 22O Stid
WOuston-22O Stid III 2 6r. pro Rstsr
aus Sells $50 Stud Gu&-S0O Stid ~
5 bis 8 6r. pro Mstsr; Gus Gid a. b
.. 20 Oussno pouene Ssdsu-23 Ous
,sue su 1872 5r. pto Dutsnb; aus Sells
$50 SiIos 9aru-400 Rilos Su Z 6r pro
R,Io; aus 2ursmburs $50 RiIOs
@arn-s0 Stlos bu 7 5r. pro RiIO.
Der 9anosI NAT isbr flau, aud wsnip
uon aaslinbtidsn Riufsrn bsiudt. peB5ult
Die ausitsler 10 ~ iassn ssS uunssn pa
rem, bic ausssitsltsn Baarsn unter be-
Yrsiisn an inIdnbii5s 9anbsIsIsute ab5u
itesn.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-08-10
A Murderer Arrested.

Among the, large crowd who attended
the hanging of Pink Pratt, on the 4th OF
March, 1884, were Sam Miller, his wife and
Tony Glaze, all colored. Going home late
that evening, near Powder Springs, Miller
discovered his wife occupying part of Tony
Glaze's buggy. The green-eyed monster
had long ranked in Millcr's heart and it is
said hat he had cause to- suspect a criminal
intimacy between his spouse and Glaze
The sight Of the couple together enraged
Miller and.he stopped the buggy. A fight
ensued and he struck Glaze on the head
with largestone and lett him on the ground
almost dead Glaze fingered a ,tew days
and died. Miller Immediately departed Tor
parts unknown. On last Saturday morn.
ing policeman Doc Moon OF Atlanta arrest
ed Miller at work in wood yard in that
place, where he had been employed for
some time Miller contends that the killing
was justifable as Glaze tried to shoot him
with pistol. When Miller left the scene
of the homicideA be went U South Carolina
He has been back home several times since
the killing. Our Sheriff has been on his
track for some time On Saturday Marshal
Banks and Deputy Sheriff Mcclellan brought
Miller up from Atlanta and lodged him in
;ail
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1882-08-10
RQ9WBLLL.

THE rains continue and crops look fine
Farmers say they nevor had more promis.
ing crop ofcorn than is growing this sea
son.
The MONDAY Association which was
held at this place commencing on Friday
and closing on Monday, was largely attend
ed by delegates from all the churches In the
bounds of the association, Besides preach
ing in all three of the churches on Sunday,
to crowded congregations, there was preach
ing in the grove, where the congregation
had to stand or furnish their own seats.
lon last Friday as Mr.. joel Morris was
driving his horse TO a one horse wagon
down the factory hill, aud just before he
reached that rough rocky place at the last
branch near the river, the horse took fright.
running the wagon over a rock that projects
from the bluff, turning it over and throw.
ing Mr.. Morris several feet, brusng his
face considerably and hurting him other.
wise, though no serious wounds were re-
ceived elsewhere. His escape from serious
injury was a miraculous one and he does
not expect to try it again we presume as he
has sold his horse to the livery stable men.
...Messrs Wallace of NOrcross and Hard
man OF this place have rented Treble
stables, So Roswell can boast of two liv-
cry stables rs well as two schools and two
hotels, and, Ere long she expects to be able
to boast OF two cotton factories. ID. p.