The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-01-26
LOUAL & COUNTY INTELLIGENCE.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

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Desirable House For Saie-P. II. 0oogin.
Berwick Academy-Dr. J. A. Hayes.
business Cani--J. Gcllshrpsh.
Cow Foe sale-lI. Small son.
The observers of the weather for the Washing.
ton Agricultural Department, in this county. are,
Cornish, Silas West and @. ". Guptill Parsons.
field, o. @. H. Smith. From Cornish the report
stands. EIGHT inches OF snow fell during Norem.
Der, 1865"
The schooner Christians, Capt. Arthur Leach,
which sailed from this port last fall. while on her
passage from New York to Boston. went ashore
on Hawes's Shoals, opposite Cape Prognc. Mar
thy's Vineyard, Sunday, January 7th. She was
discovered on Monday the 9Th inst, from the
shore, but owing to the violence Of the gale and
heavy sea running, she was not boarded until
Thursday the 18th. The Captain and crew were
found frozen to death, and the mate was living
with his hands and feet badly frozen, his body
being protected by a heavy rubber coat which he
had on. We hear that he has since died. There
being found upon the body Of Captain Leach q
Masonic breast pin, his body was taken charge Of
by the Masonic fraternity Of Edgartown and
transmitted - Kennebunkport, OF which town
Captain Leach was much respected citizen. and
member of Arundel Lodge In that town, which
buried the Brother with Masonic ceremonies on
the 18th inst. Captain Leach leaves wife aud
three small children.
Messrs. l.. A. Foss, W. p, and @. A. Emery,
p. W. p, of Saco Division, No. 10 s. Of T., are
delegates to Grand Division, at Bath.
The amount of monies expended for the last
year by this county, was SlG $50 IS; cash receiv.
cd Sl7, 435 81; leaving balance In tho treasury
of 81 las 40. The liabilities are S3,2s5 o.. and
the resources Sc, l23 81. This does not include
the sum Of about $1,000 due the county from J.
o. McIntirc on judgment rcndctcd against him
by the s. J. Court, for maliesancc in office.
Our friend J. NJ. Burbank, OF Saco, came very
near being elected one Of tho Executive Council,
at Augusta The majority for his opponent was
only 40. IIc tells us che didn't much expect to
be elected" While speaking of this subject of
construction VIC are reminded that his Honor,
Mayor Shaw Of this city. received votes for State
Treasurer, the present Treasurer, Mr.. liichborn,
having small majority of III. But the Mayor
can snap his finger at the Legislature here at
home, rs one might say on ones own hill, Mr..
Shaw fights 1t out on his own line. and can defy
the Legislature until men shall be obliged to read
before they can vote.
The English Spinning Roller Company Of this
city have pctiioned the Legislature Tor an amend
cd charter, SD as to manufacture more largely.
We ro out Of our way somewhat to call atten.
ton to the Berwick Academy located at South
Berwick. Prof Stockin informs us the school at
the present time is larger and moro prosperous
than il has been for years. which is saying great
deal, since II is scventy.hve years old IL beau
tifully located in the thriving village OF south
Berwick, and among kind and generous people,
as We know full well. Board and rooms can be
obtained at moderate rate, while those puplls
wishing to board at home can travel on the ct. +.
s. c. aud tho d. & NJ. aud the p. s. r. H. RS,
at reduced fare Prof. s. ranks high as a scholar
and tho prosperous condition Of old Berwick
Academy may we'll be the measure of his fitness
for n successful teacher. We believe In patroniI-
ing home industry, although some do not.
BUSINESS NOTICES. Burnham has just opened
new lot of elegant goods DOCKS &c" &C. va"
In and sec them, Tic mas NC" pen oA"eu ,"0
"Amaigam fen' wh'ch 'he onIy pen WIN
which we were pertect'y sausneo. LUIS "u" 20
the pen 'ha' Is 'a'u W oons""'' '""' '"' '"''''
at any rate we prefer f" 10 any ''"'r'
There is quite revival interest In the ohurches
IN TINS c''y'
The large NUMBER OF customers NJ o"'n noo'
and shoo s'ore' 'ho 'e'' e''us"0o ,,''' 'S'! ~
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p,c'"r'a' ADVERTISEMENT ""u '.",p l
his store you can always se' just what Us oa'b"h-
ri for.
On Monday noon. as the special train carrying
the Eighth Regiment went through, a man by the
- . - N,..;u anil ho,o,,;,, 4, Iimcr.
"''"o VI ''''p'
'ck, Jumped OH tho cars STRIKING on MS ,ec' AZ '"e
end Of the bridge by the depot aud tell hcadlons'
,;,n =. h;s hodv swaved hack upon the track, lint
"'''' "' ~" - ss,,.-,.. ~, H., 81 b.,
the Journals OF OF the car'aAes nv III" """ Aep'
him from reaching tho track lie was seen oy
the station master and Immediately attended to.
III r;,h, hi, WAC ,l;s,ocated and shoulder. blade
"'' ''s", up w, III M..-;,, 80, -, ,ho o,rs
oroRsh' ou' Is uo'"s "e' "'''' e'''" WV '''
.,.,., b.. ~. p;.,,o
DIR. bu'aeli' OF "orna"'' "SS's'e' Wy p's' ''e'0'
and Hobbs, successfully removed very large en-
caphaloid tumor from the side Of the neck Of Mr.
n,;s p,h;,.or of wa,.rborourb.
Jus '''''"''"' " ,
In that city and the arrest of the offenders, gives
,ho Cl,ow;pr nartieulars;
'no 'o"o"'"e
Tho stable Of Charles Q, Sawyer, ESQ, on the
Room road in S,co, wa. entered on Friday night
-. 80 -, ~. ,,,.,.,,o. .,,,on
last, anu all MS harnesseS s'o'eh'
pruso,,t.-we understand that DR.. John A.
IT, i,,o Suryenn oS tho iith Regiment New