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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-08
Gu brenaen0er SuitbaQon.

Dram I6rsibt aus Rom: Dem bsfanns
ten ttaltenil6sn Gsronautsn 8srtoai
poiirte firslt6 BET elmer unpstt Yiia
itattsebabtsn Aufabrt etne f6limme
Ilsbsrraituns. alS er i4 etwa 400
Dieter bod iiba Dem gretoren bsfanr,
temsrfte sr su ieinsm ni6t ssrtnssn
S@rsdsu, paB Der obere Sbeil peS Bal
Ions brenns. Wan penfs ft6 oaS Gut'
isBen rss unslidlihsn, Der csn iheru
COB 70 taIaSen Dor aasea fab. Der
beftise euft;ue. psl6sr tbm bic 6lamue
ms 0sii6t !rteb. liss ibm fstne lanse
Belt gum Ssinnsn. Wit isltensr Sci
f%ssssssnpart sriff er na6 BEN Saupt.
psnttl unb befretts rurb etnsn friftissn
Druid pie SaIs, p!lbe nit elmer nt6t
ssrtneen Detonation enipIbsn unp Sers
puflen. rpdbrsnp sr elsibssitis csn Nns
ffr auswarf. 9ldfIt6srpstis bafte iih
psrlelbs auf elmer stsantil9en eide fsf
unp islts 70 bic 9%srbnpuns nit Der
@rre wieper Der. Snspii@sn lanf Der
SaIon, Der elmer snprmsn Ssasrfussl
ali6, nit Uinreseile bsrab. Wtt etnem
fibnen SprunSe rsttste ii6 Der bscrdnsts
euftlbifsr auf cine bpbe Glide. BON
wsl&u er sur niat ssrinssn 9snus
ibuuna Ger berbeisesiltsn Neusisri8sn
ben fsltsn Soeen srrsibts. Der SaQpn
murine efn Raub nPr Slomnpu @leth
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-08
Sm Neu Norfer Gafle 0arnen lief

SM VeW DuTIer SuplC VurueH ItI
ptsisr Sage fOlssaosr intsre6lnts Stief
stn: .@sri6tst Soasr Helpsft unp Gr@
esbenbstt an bts isbr f%drnebmsn Gtns
rancerursSfommiTdrs In Ger Stapt
Nsp yprf, Ser. Staattn. Wsrtbsei9dse
Ssrren: gor prst Sabre fam tb tn ben
Der. Staatsn an, TN Gaflssarpen. SD
marc iebr frsunoIt6 bsbanpslt BON pts
5srrsus i'm @aroen, pie mid nab Wins
neiota fhiftsr ;u elmer AnfsQuns unp
t6 mabte 8slp iebr Sisl. Nun bab
i'd siren 9apsn unp Elm pfstb uuo etnsn
Wasen unp bite bic GommiGdre san,
bSai6, mir cine Srau BON Sfa leinapten
;u lbtdsn. Gin ibpeptlbss Wdp1sn
ocsr Elm nUrpesiidss Mdp6sn m5tte
i&, aber etn Ddnsnmip1sn liebs i'd
ntht. penn bic binil1e Spra6s, bic
iprs6 t6 ni6t gut. gsls mus is etpas
BADEN unb aud 8lstpsr unp Sttsfsl uno
etnen Wantel, penn eas 1T lsbr tbeuer
tn Winnsiota. SD mill fsin Wir6sn
dltsr ols Ginfunrspanats uno.. ie mub
fetn Saopsr ODER Wupper BET li1 babsn.
0Uasn ets 8ammiHdrs 70 bitt I'D bSfs
li4f, mir 70 stn Wip6sn ssben. linp
mir mad 81. paul, Winneiota, i@ts
dsn." 0olsr NIme uuo Acrs6s.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-08
Su ner lbaniidben Wrooin, 0osar,

srsablt Gin lpantidsS 8latt. srifirt eine
@tbtrssI&lu&t S~aurcarapa %bsnannt, pis
ibrsr u%nsebsusrsn Sisfs pesen aussmsin
bsfannt III unS in Der ltOn pisls Yss
sweifsls ibrsn lOp esiubt uap sefuorsn
babsn. Dor elntssn Iassn itirste iib
nun Elm bon istusm @slisbtsn perlaGsnss
Wdp6en tn rtsis Sbludt blisb absr
tetm Abaurse an einsm 9efitdubs
ban8en, ppa cem es ii6 niht msbr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-08
9as srgGblihte Ssrieben, eaS ma


ib nur renfsn fam, 1T neuli1 ceun
.eonppn 5slsasapb" paFtrt. SIS siett
bier In Amsrita bsfanntlt9 cine rslisi5le
Sscte, bic DunfarrS" pesr ,Dunfers"
ppsr .,IunfsrS'O. pie nsuli6 tn Snots
ana stne BON etpa 20. 900 psripnsn be-
iu6ts rsltst5is Suiammluns asbalten
baben. Die ,OunfarcS" pte bsfannts
lid su zen nidtsrnf!n une misisfen
eeuten sst5nn, bic es nur sisbt, psrt
psbislt nun Der " E~elssrapb" nit drum
kards CIrunfsnbclren.) unp er,iblt
isinsn esiern gan; srnitbaft. TN Staats
Snpiana ist nsulib cine 9srlammluns
Ysn 10000 SIunfsnboleen ssbaltsn, gap
spar ist rtsie BON ben SempsrsnSlsrn
psraufaltst. Die. ais. 9tuiaosn." pre-
ptsen. Ssrbietsn, lractats : Ssrtbeilsn,
5smpsrens p%luoramas u. I. 10. nittS
sstolfsn, snrlib III pieism Wi!tel sss
griffin unp etne Ssriammluns BON Cru
fsnbplcsn ~ Ws9e aebra6t bitten. um
paS glenp unp Den S9nfsn Der Sranf,
iu6t in Der aussnfdaisteu uap aaidaus
!i6fsn Wsiis Sepumann ,u Semitic
~ fibren. Der ndhfs .Erunfsubplpz
Gonsrsb iOls In Sppsfa, SsraS. ssbals
ten perpen. Das Elm ensltlbe8 SIat
nibt wetB, eas Iopsta In SanIa5 unp
nt6t tn 5eras ltsst mag binssbsn, aSsr
ben bimmelpsitsn rlnteri6iso sptl6su
,Dunkards' unp oDrunkards"
iplte man cod aud tn gnslanp uno
,umal i'm observation-disclosures elmer s.ps
Zen 3situns fsnnsn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-08
Soao, 6ro6er & &c..
S31, Ss5 Staotn6rse6d moe,
RainfraBe, Dubuque, Ssna.

Smportturt unt 5ansItr tn
Ranufattursaarta aItiserHsFen, Ssapls, Danes. sss
~Stnsrndutsls. ssHmirt, Iudt 5rrtusu,fe
auf otasauns a~nstkrHst.
Die uuabtrtrtfHtatH slaasat, xas psasusu Sssss
Der amsna @stafaaf.
6tratr ttut ssafinbtst ausratI In aaea DesorteserS,
namtHEte Daarsn, bic I'D fur 5armsr ssnsa.
~ 5trr 8. z. gudbsIj fuastrt felt ipan,is Sasrer
aIs gerIdsfer In steen 9tf4 SNSs auft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-08
Giue Minisu Nafaaiere
". |. ID. tepe wpWf.
3ntfbenSef8= paHaaiere


Sefbrbern MIR ~ usrsrbtntIi6 btatseu grtiftn mad unb
BON Dsuifalans, Stfsrrst6.~ llnsarn, Der S6pts, gSltn.
Dbbmtn q. T. NJ.
aa.n Ginpaubersrn mad ptatidtn Staten IA bic Rtft
eber . q I m Z { adrt Defenders drJurdtbtn ft reiitn
fttr biats, fnb tn Baltimore ppr ieetr uestrpsrtbttiun8
ed&hst uns f6nntn BET Gniunft tn Baltimore uunttttlbar
esm Gampff&tf tn bic btrsttaettnetn 9iftubatupastn
fdetn.
der aIfs bas alts g~at,rlant b.faS,n, sbtr gtrpaust,
Hnt 8rtuutt btrfttr ipntmen ldfen min, fpate I'D an Bite
Hutsrt It'd ntten Netntcn nenesn, be iu is6tr petttrn dus.
tsnft Germ bsrtit anp. Srisat&s Gnfrastu rsrStn prompt
ttantp erttt.
A. $t6n6mat6er & &c., General. gssnten,
Rs. ) eib @as Str, Baltimore, g0b.
Stn an q. Glauf MUS u 60,
aetnttH In Ghtsasu, 81.
Sn Dubuque, SSra, an gtttr &ttus u. Sst n.
q s6ttt taraut bas Gutrt yaFdsdatius fur bic
Damrftr sts Rcrbetutf6tn QIspb ausatftqt rtrben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-08
Waaere Ment6eu.

Wells Health Remover" fsat bic GsIune.
belt nisssr Der unp sisbt Strait, furirt Wassn.
l&wd6s uufru&tbarfsit unp anbsrs @si&lsRts-
8sblr. ST..
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-08
S9attelfebT

Sim Liver
Regulator Seter Jfez
sultrunssmttteD be-
Jptnst talb ecS Sr6s
itsIa une rsrtrcibt eaS
Sietsr aus lem Srs
~9antsmuS. GS furtrt,
'pabrsuo ale aueereu
Seilmittel nt6t ana
ialaSen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-08
ueber
11uei Miaionen1 sminne pertbeilt.
Nit SIS

tauft man etnsn sanjsn
t. t. otter. 1864 Etaatss8ono,
tpsl&s Bombs an bier 3isbunssn fSbrli&
70 lasst anta.iI nssmta, BIO itstr ~stu,.ln. ssns s.,sstu
ptrs. Stir osns
rluB NIT stnsm @eptnne seaosex tperteu.
Ssssr Ssas 10 Srs4tist 81 siusm Ssytsn. ,su
f., 10000 f., $4,000 H..
bio III m~tahtasas 2OOa.
o.
Die niaas 3itauas IL am
1. September 1882.
Stbsr 6uns. rtI6u spr sstr am 1. sspt,mber
1859 bet unS NIT
$500
stfauft rtrb, Ia jum sanjtu . trtuu aldu btr.E.
ttst sH btt Der 3tttans am 1. September saraaf
tntfaata rirs.
~ Bel auftrassn aus btm SnIanst ssnast bic
Ginfensuns Don SIS
tn r~satartrttn Sritftu, um tiu,n fvi6tu Bomb, fbss fur
BITE na3at 3itbuus an 4. Stptembtr slIfis ~ q.
uerbsn.
IRAN asrtfHrt ntesn an.aufs BON Ssuss, gitfuIares
unS ttstr ndbtrtn austuaft, an bic
International Banking Co.,
$50 Sroaopap, Esip.gorf.
Gtablirt felt 1874.
~ Die Serftbsuseu Bsass Hns NIT isintr sptttrts tr.
atne rtlhtr art ia serslsihen une nit tttnem 0siest Der
Der. Staattn TN gDtsafpru6.
Y. Del aufrastn uae crsrs pput man Ben 70.
mea eu nsurtnbarstr 8aitttt' ~trrabnes
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1882-08-08
ON RATS.'

gsrtrsitt &attsn. WGuis, &ptbaussn, 8Iissen,
Nineteen, Ssttpanisn, Stinftbisrs, 1sr. Bel
Apptbtfsrn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-21
Spelling Reform-SubstnntinI Prorrc.

q Spelling Reform-SuLstuutInII rorrc.s
Despite all the ridicule that Inns been
4 cast upon the spelling reform movcmcp,
4 the facts show that il is making steady
progress. A most interesting meeting Of
the American Pathological Association has
Just been held in Boston, at which men
eminent in letters and Ms teachcrs wcre
present. The leading spiri. was Prof F
81 Y March, Of Lafayette College, Pa who
has greatly distinguished himself for Tho
4 ability and energy with which hc Inns
tespoused this reform. lie submitted nm
4 interesting report from tho Commi,,eo on
4s"ntke Amendment Of English Or,hormphy. u
Among other things, tho committee "a.
Z ported that tho Pathological Society q,
England had passed resolution REQUEST.
Sing Mr.. Sweet, who is prominent in ,bo
4 movement in that country, 10 communicate
5swith the American Association in order to
sascertain whether it is practicable to effect
Il a complete agreement, so that "a ioin,
+ scheme might be put forth under the mi.
II thority Of the two chief pathological bodies
d Of tho Enelish-spcakins world" Mr.. Swee,
II has communicated with tho committee
This agreement on joint scheme has been
fIf7-t- b - 81 raaa s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-21

A ENCOURAGEMENT IIAVING5 PUR.
- shS 4, the Drug Store formerly owned By The
nay W. I. pesry, an rtiitttng the tame through
and fresh soad.. such as usually found In a ar,t
c.a.s pharmacy. Prescriptions Il carefully !! And
fSSP,S, compounded conpc,eni Icssere
alwHys keep In stock full line of Toilet A,ii
cle;. psriumery. &c. The patronage Of my iticnd,
and the public T. respectfully solicited. y i.
stSHEk; NO. lalS Market strcct, two doon foutt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-21
IRry. Flank BALI, WHO ior, many y e.

n lsry. Frank BALL, who for many years
was labotions and popular Methodist
clergyman In this city and vicinity, but who
Tor the last six years has been member oil
}the Central New York Conference, Is OH n
visit to his old friends hercabouis, having
arrived yesterday. Mr.. Ball holds warm
place Iii the esteem OF large number Of
people in this region, on account Of his
many exccllencics Of character, all OF whom
will give him a cordial welcome to their
midst. Weare indebted to him for pleas
amt call yesterday. w. .EL-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-21

TnE report recently gained journals.
tic circulation that Rev. Dr.. Tain,ase, Of
Brooklyn, n. Y, had spoken In derogatory
manner OF St. Jacobs Oil. Apersonal inter.
view with the Doctor, by st. Jacobs oil
representative, brought out this expression:
yer ~ nespoke word ugalnst that substance
yer nor eheard anything but good OF it." q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-07-21
Law SCHOOL OF
WASHINGTON AND Lee UNIVERSITY

UEN. q. ". Q, lee, President, =
Faculty: G. A. Graves, VI, A., Pm, Co,,,.
AMI Equity: Hon. j. Randolph Tux, ! is
Prof. Constitutional Law; Judge ii NJ ~ H. y,
LII D., Lectureron Wills; Judge Vim Mi SntIsy
Lecturer on Pleading. sr,sion begin. Zen y,
For catalogue and full Information addns, 81 is-
Jyli 90 PROP. q. A. GRAVES, LexInv,n, ~,
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS,
THE YELLOWSTONE VALLEY.

GLESDIvE, n. r, July l. l&s.
=. Having removed from West Virginia. to the great
lellowslone Valley In Montana Territory, where
propose to make my home for The iuilite, and ea.
gage In the Real Estate Business, secure Home
steads Ter settlers, on Government Lands, also e.
cure farms from the Northern Pa"ilc Ralroad lor
settlers so they will hive place to locate on am.
Sal, without the trouble or expense Of hunting
deainble location.
= Will buy and sell MI kinds Of Real Estate for
non'residents MS well as citizens OF the Territory.
opportunities unexcelled 10 purchase the les'
lands, now offered for sale ut low prices which Ina
year or two will be worth five to ten times ihtir
present cost. Ny facilities for trnnsaCtng business
with the U. S. Land Office unsurpassed. Chagts
moderate. Correspondence solicited.
a5s'H GEO. X. T1SGLk
jylDiw 80 .T (,leudiyp " 7.
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p DIED.

LALLf.-on Wednesday, July 10. 1852, at SLY.
Mrs. CAriIAkiS LGLlr, III the 7lst year Of her sgc
Puneml VIII take place this afternoon at . n. ".
from her sons residence tAichac Ially) on Charlie.
street Fricndsot tho family are invited TO at end
lnterment at Mt Calvary Cemetery. "A 81
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Il BrroRE dancing put your feet in good orde,
by using German Corn Remover. Csc. Sole
by druggists. 4 n 4, s ~
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act Tor the association, within the limits
imposed by former adoptedreports.p These
limitations are as follows: Z, e s
l. n e.-Drop silent when ionetieaIy usele,s, As
slIf In live, vineyard, believe, bronze, single,
easlne. gianite, eaten, .ralned. etc:
+ .. a. In leather, leather, Jealous. &c. u
Drop from ca having the sound Of y, ms
IN heart. beAtket. Ele rs n ~
5 eati.-for beauty uzs the old beuly. ~.
I. eo-DIOpO IRON 10 having the sound OF short
t5 e, a. In jeopardy. leopard. IIsa5y +
ets.4 (. For Seoman write yOman. 49,
q i-Dmp Of Punishment - -. - ~ I.
g. O.-for having the. sound Of shot. II III
- ,dozen tduzcn), but write II In above
!abIyl. ,ome SUM, tongue ltungl, and
fof women restore wmen. n =
7. ou.-Drop from on having tho sound Of short
u. SIN Journal. nOurish, tOuble, rough
Ntuf, tough ltufl. and tho like. ll45 =
). u.-Dlop silent u hfteIg before a, and IN na.
gurss guest guild, guilt. ''.TsIl'
.. uc.-Dmp final ue In Apologize, catalogue ETC.;
Hl lemagogue, pedhgoyuc. etc: league, col
fy league, hurahguc, tongue (tungj.
Drope nnrglic, hgue.
10. y.-Sptll rhyme r!rnc.
u. llubl consOnants may be slmpllAed:
Final y. d, g,n, z. I. MS ebb add,
sgg; Inn. pa,r, butt, baiiiti dull, buzz
(not al, hail.
Deiptc hlIUtncr COIIsUuhUt, u uut.
tie, ripple, written (writn). .g,tr.
rs Initial tinAtcented preiixes, nnd other
uuaccented syllabls, rs III abhreyiatc.
accuse, affair, etc, cntvetting, traveller,
etc. ~
u. b.-Dop silent b In bomb. crumb, debt,
doubt. dumb. lamb, limb numb, plumb,
subtle, suCcumD. thumb. - +
II. c-Changu back TO \ In clnder, expencc,
7a fierce. hence. once, pencu. SCARE, since,
sourcc, thence, ticfce, whence. ~ 81
Il. ch.-Drup the h OF oh IN clnmomile. cholcr,
cholera, melancholy, school. stomach.
Change Tx In schc lake., anchor (aliker).
10. d.-Cbangc d and ed hnal 10 / when sn pro.
nOunced. as In crOssed tcrost), looked
(looktl, etc.. unless the affects the pre-
ccding sound. M III chafed. CHANGED,
10. g.-DUpg In felsn. foreign, sovereign. :
II, gh.-Drop Ii In ashast. buryh, ghost.
Nt DlOpgh In naughty, though ttho), through
t.H,h tthru). .r. '1.T 81 = o. f's|
Change sh TO I where Il hal that sound,
rs In cough. enough, laughter, tough,
etc. 'u.. 2. .0rrr III -
is. l-DFop In could.
10. p.-Dfup p In receipt.
u. s.-Dtop In aisle. demesne. Island
Change $ to L Ia distinctive words, as IN
abuse verb, house verb, rise verb, clc.
q. sc.-Drop IN scent fcythe tsithe) ~
p. tch.-Drop I, Is In catch, pitch, witch, etc.
u. w.-Drop " IN whole.
q. ph.-wh'e for PHI, as In philosophy, sphere,
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MARIETTA COLLRGE

Location IN u beautiful town in Southern mi,
a. me Mouth OF the Muskngum liver. In srS Us
stndyin College OF four years each, ideSSIIStes
rs to Greek. Expenses moderate. Over M M ~
uincs IN It's libraries. a recent bcou,,t ~. w.
creased the number Of scholarships lie pn,, ~
tory Depa.tment fits students for each oil Inc cSFrs
iy8 49,. !. ". ANDREWE. pn,i H. -.
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WESLEYAN FEMALE INSTITIITF
sTAUNTON, VIRGINIA

sTAUNT0N, VIRGINIA.
Opens September 10th. 1859. One o, the I'm,
ssGnoSH ,or YOUNG Ladies' In the United saie
pills from eighteen States. Terms among iLs ~. w.
IN the Union. Board. Washing, EnrlEsh Cops, '
Latin; Frpeh, German, instrumental Mr,ic AZ.
LOT Scholastic year from September to June ssl,'
H., ,.,., hEv. Nm. A. HARRIS. D. D., Prst
!!%aMIas - = staunton. "a.
ST.E GEORGES HALL, AN uNSUR.
~ passed Boarding School for Boys and YSpS,
Men, KelstertoTn, baltimore county. Maryland,
mes. SIS year. Prof. J. c, EISESR
Principal. Circulars with references sent. 49,
-. : :. Iyi9DIE
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J NARRlED,

At the brides residence BY the Rev. q. L IIitc, MI
JonS W. BArRirr and Miss J LILLE GEI,tN, both O
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WEST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY

NlNE ucpuflmenN OF Stlidy; text bONkI fr,,l1
ATCoSI; calendar arranged TO tult tcsrsssaeG ~
pcnses for ono year from Sis 10 s.TC non e.
llG ;Ss th9,oLSh. Fall term tyEins SElTESn,IS
West Virginia and from 5 States and T%usi!e, u
Number Of students larger than for len yy 81.
,sssFor catalogucs and other Information ,,,,..
the Acting iresidcnt, D. L. rURiSTUS slpy %
town, Vest Va ,.'..f a. Wv SoiTia'
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-07

The sweet corn crop for 1882 will in some sec
tions upon the Androscoggin river. in large por-
tions of Cumberland and Yo k counties, and gener-
y on light lands all over the state. be almost or
quite a failure The Portland Packing Co. though
operating eight factories this season against SIX last
year, will pack but 10000 cases, falling OH OF
25. 900 cases from last season. Aspreviousy stat
ed their factory at Gorham will not operate In 10
wears the farmers who have planted for TINS 1ac-
tory have not had failure before the present sea-
son. Four of their factories located in Cumberland
county give greatly reduced product; but their
new factories at Winthrop and Vassalboro promise
an average yield Last year Burnham & Morrill,
operating five factories put up $4,000 cases; this
wear they operate seven factories and will can 100,-
600 cases. With two exceptions-Scarboro and
Baldwin-their factories are located without the
drouth belt; the product of the two mentioned iac
tories will be reduced fully so per cent. as compar-
ed with last year. The Winsow Packing Co' are
operating fifteen factories-same number as iasb
year-but with about half the acreage OF 1881, OF
some 28OO res. Their product is estimated ior
this year at 100000 cases. against loooo9 ,sse sa
wear Riyerton and others of their factories In the
midst of the s'dried up'' secto Will can less tnah
fiftv per cent of the amouat of last year. beslde-
the above named concerns representing tne soiunle
of the corn can. ing industry in Maine, are humer,
ons small facrores scatterd all over the state, ana
they are chiefly located in sections tnat Dave suntI
Ell less than Cumberland and York counties nave
from the drouh and their business there1ore. WIZ
moi he so heavily reduced from last season as IN the
cases of the larger companies mentioned. 1ne luss
in cash which the farmers had counted upon at the
first of the year VIII m AMOUNT apis unnpeceeented ed
drouth There viii probably be an apvance IN tne
price of Eastern packed corn. on account oi tne
high reputation which our corn bears IN inc liar-
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-07
Letter from Bridgton.

BRIDGToN, Sept. 9th, 1882.
This has been prosperous season for Brldgton-
as am a newspaper correspondent and not hotel
keeper this statement may be taken without mental
reservation.
Brjdgton is becoming famous. This is due par
tiallv perhaps to its own charms and graces OF
river lake and mountain, but largely to the pres
ence and industry of members of the fourth estate
who have written do not know how many letters
this summer about Bridgton and the Crooked River.
The steamboat company may safely offer large
chrome for letter describing the ncorrgole
crookedness of Songo River, with "sinuous, ser
peDtine.' &C., left out.
Summer visitors at Bridgton do not revel late
o,nights habitually but the season of '82 has IN
cluded ball hop and long list OF musical ana
literary entertainments besides half hour concerts
by the factory bells We have also had church
fair. which it was thought would be pleasing nov
city to the country visitors, and an operetta
one of the best of our entertainments was given
in the dining room of the Cumberland House-which
by the way il quite unlike the conventional, n.y.
specked "eating-room OF the average county
with its well selected pictures, hanging lamps ana
fresh flowers A Portland doctor of divinity VINO
has been spending his vacation at the hotel was sup
posed to be the instgator responsible for the attra
tive programme of songs and readings. Guests ol
the Cumberland speak in high terms of the house
its hospitable management and model table.
Base ball seems to absorb more masculine intefesl
than politics. The championship OF TINS county or
of the state am not sure which Is marked
by the holding of glitteilng ball OF SILVER; lne
Bridgton club holds the prize, and is holding
against all wouldbe takers There is as much dlfier
e1ce of opinion to the cash value OF TINS synD9
OF victory as in regard to the attendance at Old
Orchard last Thursday. Some estimate II az zt
cents. others at about the same number OF doliars
The Portland daily press., 1882-09-07
Brief Jottings

Bright ano cool sterday. Mercury 65o al a.
m. 67o at noon, 800 at sunset; wind southeast.
The Vi dow day of 1881 occ rrcd on the 9th day
of September, just one year ago yesterday.
There will be an excursion from Lowell to Old
Orchard to-day.
A fine portrait by Hearn of Charles n. Haskell
has been placed In the Board of Trade room. Mr..
Haskell was pres dent of the board in 1S78-79.
Mr.. j. B. Jones is deepening small natural
pond Peaks Island with view to cutting ice the
coming winter for the supply of the island.
Boys are constantly searching the ruins at Old
Orchard, and almost daily valuable fragments are
picked up. A large number of pearls and diamonds
are buried in the ruins.
The County Commissioners have received petit
tions for alteration of road in Bridgton, and to
locate highway from Bridgton and Brownneio
highway to Long Pond.
John L. Bracket and James j. Chaplin have
been draw wn as grand jurors, and John II Carroll
and Thomas L. Laughlin as petit jurors, for the
September term of the United States Circuit Court
At the dedication of the Soldiers Monument at
Augusta Sept. 2lst, a deputation from Bosworth
ost of this city will attend Both regiments of
the State militia will also be present.
large crowd was attracted on Congress street
last night by the beating of drums and some coored
men dressed in costume bearing transparencies ad-
vertising the merits of clothing establishment.
The directors of the Eestern road were in Saco
Tuesday making arrap gements to build spur
or turnout from the main track to Frosts box
factory at Somesville.
Washington lobbyist sland cred Congressman
Reed before the P asted Club last night. The fell
low will find Maine poor field to work. All who
known Mr. Reed know that he is above suspicion.
Garden thieves VIII, robbed an orchard on Pleas
ant street, woodfords night last week, carried
Off the apples in hammock hanging betwee the
trees, but very considerably returned the hammock
ON the following nj ht
Boys robbed lr Johnson's lobster pos on Long
Island. 10 watched them and when the
young men came ashore had them arrested by Con-
st ,ble Glendenning and a special officer, but lei
them off when he found they ignorant of the
laws.
Four hundred tons of steel rails with forg etc.,
for the Bridgton narr W gauge railroad arrived in
this city uesday by sailing vessel from . ester,
Penn. They were Immediately r. shipped to Hiram.
Superintendent Mansfield with a party of
from the Sandy River railroad have gone up to
Hiram to lay the rails.