The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1864-02-06
LOCAL 4 COUNTY INTELLIGENCE.

A man was found on Tuesday In the woods
.a,oiuiug the Kennebunk line, and on the LOT
belonging to q. H.. Adams. dead. About two
months since two men came to Mr.. Adams and
solicited work. He Get them to work choppins
on the above lot. where they built camp. They
gave their names - James Williams Of Quincy.
Mass, and John Gilmore Of Bangor, the latter
saying that he had father. and mother living
In the latter place. Tuesday Williams remarked
TO Gilmore that he was tired. and was going In
to camp to rest. They both started, taking
brush In their arms, when Gilmore said that he
was short .breathed. and sat down. Williams
kent ON 10 camp, and when he returned found
his companion lying on his face, dead. Neigh
bors were Immediately summoned. and City
Marshal Tarbox notified. An inquest was held.
and the heart found to be enlarged to double
Its right size. and verdict was rendered in ac-
coriance with the fact. On the arm Of de-
ceased was found printed in India ink the name,
John Fisher, Bangor. Any information con-
corning him should be directed to the City Mar
shal.-The old ship New Hampshire has been
launched at Kittery Navy Yard.--ws learn
that revival Is in progress at shapleigh. and
. coodly number have been converted.-wm.
p. Hsines, Esq. Of this city, recently presented
to the Historical Society Of this State powder
horn used by soldier at the battle Of Fort
William Henry, N. Y. Judge Bourne, Of
Kennebunk, at the recent session Of the Society
ut Augusta, delivered an address in vindcation
of the commemoration Of the settlement by the
Popham colony at the mouth Of the sagadahoc.
We learn that one or two severe cases OF
ANAL pox exist In Saco. People should attend
IN vaccination at once.-The alarm Of fire
Wednesday night was occasioned by fluid taking
6rc, while one Of our grocers was drawing II
from q cask. No damage done.-ouite
number Of changes have taken place in the To-
cation Of several firms. The six stores in Union
Block arc taken up as follows: c. II. Sellea
has removed his stock Of fancy and worsted
FOODS to No. 1; G. W. Bond has gone into
partnership with VIM. Hill and removed his
stock of goods from Washington Block to No.
2. where they have large store and large
stock Of goods. They are enterprising and
there store Is q credit to the city. Geo. Emery
4 Co. ore soon 70 remove from City Building
TO No. 4. Z. II. Banks has removed his stock
OF dry goods from Hooper's Block to No. D,
and Cole and Durham occupy No. 2 as gro
Gerry store This store was finished expressly
for them, and is the largest and best arranged
grocery store in this county, II not in the stasc
Passing further up to Crystal Arcade We find
that DIR. Stevens has sold out his apothecsry
store to DR.. Alvin Bacon. Crossing the street
10 Washington Block VIC notice that Haven
Chick has removed his stock Of boots and shoes
20 the store formerly occupied by G. W. Bond.
Further on we and r. A. Day at his old stand
in City Building without any change at all.
only the change he receives from his customers
for the bargains in dry goods which he gives
them. Fred 'hangs his banner on the outer
walls" patroniIes the printer. and as ccnse
ouencc has his store full Of customers who al
ways 90 where bargains are to be had. He has
bought q large stock of goods in saco which he
/. selling of with rush. g. II. Millikcn, go
long teacher Of our Grammer school, has re-
signed and gone into partnership with s. New
comb, in the boot and shoe business, on South
n. p. Reed has been holding
meeting with the Advent Society, in
Quinby's hall, commencing Thursday evening.
He will preach at same place next Sabbath.