The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1855-11-30

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SuArLnoH Nov. &c, 1855.
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SUICIDE. Mrs. Sarah Kicker, wife Of
Abial Kicker, Of Berwick, committed suicide
The 2ist inst, BY hanging herself with a
skein Of yarn attached TO nail.
No one was in the house at tho time
her aged mother being on visit TO some
friends, and her husband ut work in his
shop n few rods from the house. He went
10 his dinner at tho usual time, but found
none in readiness or course Of preparation.
He began to look around for his wife, and
discovered her in chamber, suspended by
the neck, and dead The deceased was
about IS years OF age. She leaves no chill.
dren, No cause can be assigned for the
desperate act.
Berwick, Nov. 90.
WHAT Mr.. HILL THINKS. A Down Eas
gentleman brings the following from Ban
gor; An eminent gentleman was taunline
J. ID. nnl, L q, 9th tho result of lhs cleo
ton, and threw out the remark I'll wa.
thar new liquor law that killed you."-
Z" Tha, may be-" replied Mr.. H., drawing
himself up 10 his full height "bu, you will
find tina, it will kill your party IL you repea
that law and H. you don't repeal it, j, will
kill you'll"
b. X. Ross & Co. continue TO occupy the
van in the shoe trade. Their shoes and
boots find their way, 10 the fee, OF all class
es, and they do not allow themselves to be
distanced in tho way Of cheap prices. They
have large trade, and this enables them
TO sell at small profits. Let this be KEEP, be-
fore the people.
10 Those who like 10 enjoy The frasran,
weed will find j, in all its forms at the new
Cigar Store Of Mr.. WEEKS, No. 3 Adams &
Berry Block. Mr.. Weeks can supply che
trade at desirable prices. His cigars will
bear PuTrISo in more senses than one.-
Read his advertisement.
FURs. Our friend, Mr.. Blaisdell, has the
beat stock OF Fus ever offered for sale 10
this city. We hazard nothing in saying this,
and we might say more with truth. We
prefer however 10 recommend purchasers 10
examine his stock for themselves, rs we
trus, they will.
New YoRx LIQUOR Law. The Tribune
says, ave state with entire confidence,
and aAer extensive inquiry, that Liquor
Prohibition will be upheld by our Lesisla.
iure jus, chosen. Whatever notifications
shall be made by that body in the present
law will be intended and calculated to OBJ
via:e the bubbles and cavils Of certain legal
and judicial hackers Of The Liquor Traffic.
and render tbs act more effective and prac-
teal than il hos BEEN"
SNoRISG. Old Hicks was an awful snor.
or. He could DO heard farther than black
smiths forge; but his wife became so &C.
cus,omed 10 il, that !, soolhed her repose.-
They were a very domestic couple never
.lept apart for many years. Al length The
old man was required 10 attend coun some
distance. The first nigh, AMER his depart.
ure, his wife never slept wink she miss.
ed the snoring. The next night passed
away in the same manner, wi,hou; sleep
She was getting into very bad way, and
probably would have died, had !, no, been
for the ingenuity Of a servantgirl She took
The ecfee-miH info her mistress chamber, and
ground hr to sleep al. once!
0rnELLo AND DEsprMoSA. A horrible
affair came off nj ST Louis on Tuesday
|ast A nepro WIN vaa martial In N vhite