The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-08-03
LOCAL & COUNTY INTELLIGENCE
The esmp.mesting at Ksunsbunk commences


The camp. meeting at Kennebunk commences
on the 10Th.
The Portland Star contains On account Of
terrible fight In Hollis, between two men
named z. D. Gould. and Mr.. Jellison. which
was caused by dispute concerning Garden.
Gould made the attack, with . club, Jelllson
having only . rake to defend himself with.
Jelli'on Was terribly injured, and was rescued
by some neighbors. Il sdoubted u he can re-
cover. Gould Is still at large. Both men arc
upwards Of 60 years old. The affair has caus-
ell intense excitement.
The Shaw and Clark Sewing Machine Com
pany Of this city has declared another month.
ly dividend. This Company pays regular one
per cent. dividends each month. equivalent IN
the aggregate to fifteen per cent. per snnum.
The annual meeting Of the Trustees Of the
''Ssco and Biddeford Savings Institution" was
held at their Banking Room, In Calef Block,
Tuesday morning last. The old oficsrs, viz. :
Daniel Smith. Jr., President, and Edward r.
Burnham. Secretary and Treasury. were unsn.
imously elected. This Institution 10 well and
prudently managed and deserves the prosperity
II enjoys.
The delegates from this city to the Alfred
Convention are Fred Drew, wm. II. Hanson,
Leonard Emmops, f. P. Psrcher, W. d. Fen
derson. VIM. II. Hutchins. william Benson. E.
II. Banks. and Joseph @. Bracket, who will
please consider this IS sufficient notice.
The York Manufacturing Company has de-
clared o dividend OF 10 per cent; L,conia
Company. $50 share; Pepperal Manufsctur-
Ing Company, SIS; Saco Water Power Co.,
e25-sll payable on the LIST Of August At the
Treasures.
The new steamer at Oar Mills. TO run from
that place to Moderation Village Is launched
and about ready TO commence her trips. Il 10
stern wheel steamer about los feet In length.
Jason Dow OF this city has received patent
for improved signal tower. m. ..s.'
Tho gas pipe along Main street was interior.
ed With on Thursday by the making Of new
sewer. and our streets were consequently In
darkness last night. II will soon be repaired.
Edward N. Packard, formerly Of this city.
has been chosen Instructor OF Latin and Math.
ematcs In Bowdoin College.
The Portland Pres was printed In Portland
for the first time since being burned out, on
Monday-we presume, although We have not
seen Il since II LEFT our ONCE Saturday. Its
proprietor has shown great energy 10 over
coming difficulties, while we stand ready TO vote
Its editor, Bro. Richardson, one Of the most
companionable Of men, and agreeable Of AS
socaies. The argus Is still printed at ssco.
We hear that the Star has appeared again 10
good proportions and nice type, although II
has not yet resumed its exchange with this
Office. The .adrerfiser issues . half sheet from
the Office of the Paris Democrat but will soon
resume It's printing ct home. The Transcript
will be in siaiu quo next week, but not better,
for II was good enough before.
We thank our brethren of tho press Of this
State for their kind notices OF the JOURNAL and
its enlargement.-we have favored our Editori.
al Conventions more for tho purpose Of form
Ing personal acquaintance with our fellows
Of the craft. than for any other one purpose.
and have felt more than amply repaid. II Is
much to be desired that the next Convention at
Augusta shall be fully represented. Editors.
no more than any other people, can afford to
fprego those social amenities which help us to
respect each Others views as wc learn the
personal worth Of their owners, and which
serve to soften aspcrities.
We arc desired 10 call attention TO the adver-
tisement In regard to Sewing Machines. We
ore assured that the lady 10 one Of the most nc-
complshed with machine, and those having
sewing machines would do we'll to learn Of her.
We have found some FAULT that our friend o..
d. Chadbournc Of Saco, did not drive that new
carriage over and let Us see II. But he says he
did but We were gone. All right. Although
we didn't sec It. VIC are ready. without exam
nation, to warrant every carriage Of Owens
manufacture rs elegant and perfect rs carr iages
arc anywhere made.
Yesterday morning, French woman about
so years Of age, Mrs. Matilda Placement, whose
husband Is At work at Great Fslls. n. II had
chloroform administered to her by DR.. L. A.
Plumb. dentist, Of this city. for the purpose Of
extracting tooth, from the effects OF which
she Immediately died. An inquest was held
which resulted In verdict 10 accordance with
the facts. An autopsy was held upon the body
which was conducted by DIR. b. N. ToWle. ut
which were present nearly NIL the physicians In
the city, and rs the examination will be inter
estipg to oil medical men, We give the result:
Membrane Of the brain cOngested with slight
extrayisati0ns, also venOus congestion OF the
brain, and infltIation into the yentrcles
Enlargement Of the thyroid gland. Heart
and valves normal except those OF the aorts
ut base Of which small calculus concretions
Extensive adbesions at the base Of right lung.
also q degree ~ hepatiIation Of the upper
lobe Of same. Enlargement Of spleen. Other
viscera hevlthy
Hair RestoFcr thai gives The satisf&rOn pes.