The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1866-11-02

added to their establishment . valuable little
steam engine Of four horse power. It bad
been built and run but few months prior to
their purchase Of Il, and the fact that We offer.
ed them twice what they paid for It, shows
that We, at least, think they made bargain.
They will Aow b enabled to do oil kinds OF
planning. circular saving. wood turning. &c.
with better facilities than before ALFRED Pierce.
the baker. at 1875. has also added an engine OF
six horse power to his bakery. ,
A reliable correspondent at Hollis. wishes as
to show up " Howaris Gigantic Moving Mir.
TOR OF the Bible" Z. E. Lee. Agent. which 10
being 4" exhibited" In different places In this
county. and which he pronounces silly swim.
die. At Hollis after the audience got seated
the popular deliuestor Of the ago, Lieut.. J.
E. Chandler" announced that he hal broken Q
chimney worth sii so and therefore the aud
fence must not expe,t much. Our correspond.
ent makes some we'll timed structures upon
letting HOUSES consecrated for public worship
to the use Of such swindles.
A little boy Of Capt. NJ. L. Staples Of 0gun-
qu'' ".' u'o"a. '. 49,.
A patent has been issued to Peter z. Cum
,,,,a, a, SANFORD for ,mpro,ed knife carrier.
% ;, A..
United States have been consolidated. and his
no"o.' ".so' o."", " 'e''A -.
ca rres'uen' VI 'ne eo"p'"y
OF s|''oVV' "s'e' vs. S,."' p,e.'''
nounce inc gooa 'or'uno VI our i'euu' 'ne VIC,
yor' VINO DESERVES III 40 nH.'ns s" 'fu"''
50 ous'ne'' man ~ 'n'' sou""'
Mai. j. g. Black, OF Delaware, and his son
J. E. Black Esq, OF Washington, have leased
Q wharf and land on the Bsoo side OF the river
and will Immediately erect On ice-houss capa-
bic OF storing 30 900 lbs, OF Toe, whence II will
be shipped for the southern market.
tn. Comn,nv vb,eb built and owns tho screw
steamer Enterprise now plying between this port
and Boston. are hoping to put another steam.
Or nm the rout in the Spring, II the freiehting
bu,ine.. should warrant. We understand that
arrangement, ARR soon 10 be made for the En-.
t.r,r,.s N touch nj Portsmouth N. II. ON her
,ec,,.r ,,,n.,
rev days since VIC took LOOK o' inc '"oc
mandatory OF our irend Newoomo' !. oou.n
s'reet. Inc "no'e'a'c nanu'"'''ry VI o'"''
anu 'noe' NC" 70 'n'' p"oe' @"u ." "',sn'
may n'' p'o'' u''"'e'.',as. i' e"p'o,'
iortyn'e nanus "nose mummy ""se' ""ou"' W
Sl2oo turning out ooo pairs weekly using yehr-
ly about Is tons sole leather, 5000 yards cloth,
.nd On ooo foo. NJ calf aims and prain leather
'' WV. ~ " 80 81 -,
=, a., -, h..,J.. ,o,h,. %.
'ne '"' ~ "' sup, '.''"s' '''''"s '.'
large number. The business amounts 10 about
100000 year. He also keeps leather and mems
hoo,, and rubb.rs NJ Wholesale. The Question
o'o,, ~. I ~ -. -. =, .,- aas,1,. 'u.'
ought 10 arise IN the minus Oh our people, why
mctoriesi We may and doubtless shall before
80 Th.v can n. c,,-;.d a, h.-o a. ,h..n
'''s' ' 49,
as IN Lynn OF haVerhill' Whlle the cost OF Nv
inc Ia less. We cannot compete with those pla.
,...u.. ,..,. =. A.. h..d ,,.,,.,. 81,
'es' oeV"a'0 '",'e ."' ne"u iN''''s "
sales OUT no place east VI 'hose places oners
al. .,,v -hu. h.,. !. . "a, h.,,o, n,.o. ,h.,
'"'' wy $50 80 49,
any east OF Portland owing to the facilities OF
freight and communication by rail and naviga
finn. Some weeks since We smoke OF the rrow.
o.-,..,. e.
ing business III ep""s'"'s' ""e W.T." turning
out 500 pairs daily, and four other firms In
the aggregate equally =, many. Biddeford or
.'-,. -. -, 80. ,.,,...-,.
oeco presents more anu oe''er ihuucemen"
hr SUCH Work than any other place or p'a-
ces In the County, or In the state OF Maine.
IL SPEAKS wen Ior tue enterprise ot M,. new
comb that he has put in operation q business
here which We hope 70 see extended.
SpRIyoyALr. Oct. 20. 1866,
Mn. EprroR Permit me through the col.
umns of your valuable paper 10 give n brief
sketch of an interesting occasion In the history
of our little village,
last veet Wnlnsslay and Thursday evenings
n, o. a OF ,h. I.di.. .nI oan,I.mcn of a.
III 100 md Es.,ivsI n ,ba na- vos,rv ~
~. R.n,;st CSnrch IN The nurno.s of sscnring
snfEc;.pt f,nJs N furnish tbs nev church cal,
;S.s n rss a tina M general intere.t and
..,s,,.iiv ,o ,bs iaS;s. .s ons vs. m recs;vs a
s."s. h.iIoi. sSnn,a rano;,a r. c;s, tn "a
nj, 81. ,hss. ~ars ,hrse Iadv cani;dstss and
s soaa liz xo,ss css, Ths net nrocssJs of
-hish .monn,s, m Si7i m
"p MI. Fsnnv Msrr,i, r.s The ,ucc,,st,i can
d,dsts. sithourh many votes we're cast. and
Great interest feIt f,r Mrs. U,ley. our pastur's
s,fs and NTj.s NelIie Horn. eachof which have
r.ns;,sJ .nisndiJ nressnts from their friends
insIrJ;n y ,hs smnnnt sna,t an Gins Tho total
ann of IL haiiotinr vpnld reach some IsS25 !
OIL hnndred and t.entv Ave doIIars Tables
NJ refreshments were proyided for the physicai
wants OF the people, while Post Oihco and
literary exercises gave stimulus 10 ones men.
tai energies. Many other lesser /" things we're
In readiness to charm, amuse and bring In the
money.