The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-10-11

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youthful young mau who ought To stay in Jer-
icho uu,ii his beard be grown. and his speech
was all rscouade and buster. II the temper
aper cause Is 10 be saved and managed by such
incorporate noodles, farewell Temperance cause.
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80. 49,. ...,na resolution xos
-, og.r;1r , ,.v,rI Of $1,000 for the dc.
lection and conviction OF any parties who set
dre to any buildings within the limits OF the
city. Measures were also taken to have meet
ing Of the city Council, To see what can be
done towards perfsc,ing another fire company,
for the engine Niagara" which has no CON-
pany ut present.
We learn that several gentlemen OF B'dde-
ford have recently purchased The beautiful
building ste formerly occupied by the Oil
Cloth Factory. and viii Immediately lay il out
into ho,.s lots and nut the same into the mar
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S hese H'o 'o0s'eu y" oa0 " a,e "o'' p''-
ant parts OF the city, they VIII undoubtedly
'o"'"' "' '' '
Mr.. Marcus Watson, employed IL this Office
anil 80 well known to our citizens, has publish
Ell an advertising daily during the Fair. called
the "Publia Spirit" OF which he has fAithful-
~ issued 5000 copies, 50 that his advertising
patrons may resi- assure' 'na' no mas n'e' up
10 ''s so''''ss WV" ,''' " nus ''"' NO"'
"'"'"O' P'''' 'P
Ak. z. Lord. Esq, at West Buxton Is turn
ing out about 1000 sugar boxes, 800 pairs mo-
lssses and sugar headings, and nearly, 5000
shingles per day. Mr. Lord viii saw out about
7,OOo,ooo feet OF lumber TINS season. lie Is
piling his logs for winter saving. A ready sale
for his lumber Is found in Portland.
~ WIN " "e!",ou,' % o"u'Oru' ""o "as ~.
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Moth nc,uI,. an R,,d.v last, he wa, thrown nm.
der the wheel which passed over his abdomen.
AMER lying In tho road some time, he walked to a
house half mile distant without assistance. AS
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S'n"C' ''"soh hsl. OF puA'0n 'e"''e Is
n'"a'le'ur,ns ABOUT sDOV coats per week Gun
p'oyhg 'HV nahus. "r, h'nS'u came lrom
h,,1,. q, eth 20 h. mai. nm to- nos,o, firms
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, .v.,,nu n all .,
~. ,,uI;.. ., ,,.;, rov .h.r,h rhs h,,a-
g.. wh.n sn;.hsI vii, no AN armament 20 The
city, and VIC hope our citizens will aid them in
t,eir enterprise. .
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We nave receiver ron some one paper pun
y.1n,rs,on ,,,Iod ,ho q Il,,lo MIN, Rsll.. We
notice that there are three scholars IRON thlscOun
~, 0restcs Pierce, Frank FOss and harrie Pike, OF
Saeo.
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ihe NOr'h p'rWnN Misunderstanding 'onP'-
ny are erecting n block of six houses near their
f,c,,rv The LIo,k l. io0 feet lon,- and three
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s'o'"s "'S"' A"'' "e "u'"s"'' '0' "i'"
workmen.
"a. - is'An'S, '"0 .A''"'''o """'' '" wv
land, pail Mr.. Burnham OF Parsousheld, last
wear. $3.50 for what Concord grapes he raiscl
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The Moderation Lodge of Masons NJ West
a..,.L,. -. &. T., a.,
puA'ou a'e u"'Sn'ns I'ouh' t'' '"e" "So ~ "'
Lori building. This Lodge Is in very Hour
ishiug condition.
Ihe alarm OF nre NJ matt pas' eie'eh iues'
day night was caused by the burning Of an old
r., =, A.. him xar,l In R;Jdes,rJ
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The friends Of Rev. s. NJ. GouLp, formerly
n r. 80, ill n. nlsassd 90 hear that no IA to
1911 % The payi1ion Church NEXT Sabbath
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A writer in the Boston Ifunscfpt, writ
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The settlement OF this region INes oanN "
about lG3o, when some OF the OLDEST la'nuies IN
New England had made their rssldence ners'
where their descendants still remain; In ns'u-
y any town III THIS state nave Tue iHnu' I Eeeu
held ~ long BY the same name as mere ne,e
wasthe residence oi the Ihsuoouru's,
Hills. F"ggs, Remnants, ana others, whose W
ties we're d,rec'y IRON, oo'ses y. s ~ az,
and whose dates arc annos' ooe,M WIN wy
settlement OF boston, nave oeru MS'
part Of the time on the nue. roads, .s,.lns 90.
Jects of interest IN TINS No'niS' my Yrs. 49,
was to hittery Point. some three mi.Ss east y.
Portsmouth bridge. Here NlsIted tne ancient
house erected by the hrst Hon. William fep-
psrsll about one hundred ana my years AGO.
and where ne resided uhni n,s ueatn, IN ~ NJ,
and sterwards was oeenp'ed Gy h's mo,. ai T.
m ,Inn m sun Ir "u, hna,,;f,, h,r'
i'o'' here on INC mnrg.n c " o.u VI ,ho
Dor, nearly opP"Ne TOT, 'oas ,u mn ~" IF
ahe~n' town " NsNos' nv ."0 nn.a go
Tue Nhares; snip a'u, WI. s S0r'r.isi hns;1