The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-01-18

told Us how to trick printer. You say take
. sheet Of note paper, and carefully enclose
bank note ,ufRsisntly large TO pay up oil a.
rearagcs, and II the printer smiles 1t 10 . suo'
cess.-Now a. like little joke once In .
while thought would try II. 30 enclosed
have sent you bank bill large enough not
only to pay al my srresrsses, but also to pay
q ycat 10 advance. think Il 6rst rate trick.
andtI hope al your Subscribers will try Il.
they can never tell how much pleasure there IL
10 the trick. TO themselves) till thsy try II. g
From ~ rr.I Az OLD SUpsoRnEa.
Henry Jordan. Of Ksunebunk, who for the
past ave or six years has paid . good deal Of
attention to improving the breed Of sheep, re-
Gently sold to Captain Nathaniel Thompson .
thorough bred CotsWell buck snd eve for
500 each. 10 .''''' ,'
| The saco Democrat says that on Sunday
night last the cellar OF Mr.. James Freeman ip
Pntten's Block, sseo. was broken Into and the
metre which measures the gas for the Hall
aboys MAS taken ,hsrefrom and the gas LEFT
roaming full force. The Hall 10 occupied BY
the Sons Of Temperance, and II is supposed
the metro was taken as revenge against the
division. go,
We understand that Dr.. Carpenter. who has
acquired an envisble reputation In this State
a. successful practitioner. has decided to visit
this city soon. 'H'' '.'' .''. .. .'. ' .
The Ocean National Bank, a. Kennebunk,
has declared ssmi-anpusl dividend Of ave
per cent. and elected Directors - follows -
Joseph Titcomb, Joseph Dane, William L.
Thompson. Andrew Walker, John Hill, Edward
W. Morton and Tobias Lord. Dat.
Capt. Hiram Murch died suddenly In TIL,
city on Sunday morning last, from heart dis.
ease. lie was aged Go years.
The rupture and consequent III feeling that
has existed for 9 long time between the Choir
and Church ct this place 10 being healed
through the eficien, and energetic labors Of
Rev N. d Centre. His efforts are % nearly
completed that the choir 10 again fully organ
ized and last Sabbath were present In Church.
under the same leadership and mclodconist as
formerly, and added much, by their good mu.
sic to the interest Of the services. The thanks
OF all gopd-disposed persons are due Ed. Cen
ter for the great good he IL doing here In bring
ing into harmony and friendship the discord.
su, passions that have ragged for the past three
years.--May he be richly blessed and repaid.
lGoopwIss MILLs. FELIX.
For the first time the Pepperell Co.. have
placed their name over their counting room
The sign Is neatly painted by one Of their en-
ployees who IL novice In the art. II he dies
early. he will have the satisfaction OF know
ing that he Is not like those "who die and
leave no sign" 10. .u.r... .a.f .H %
A class In Photography commences some
evening during the coming week, at the Writ
ing Academy, Adams new block, Alfred street.
Any one wishing to join, will do well ~ cal ut
Ct Pm. Terms, % for 20 lessops, books FUR
nished. AZ teacher. OF this art, Mr.. Nugent
admits OF no rival 1908 H"t' N.." ".
The people ofAltred and along the route
from Ksnuebuuk Depot TO bingham. and
from North Berwick to Cornish. are greatly
rejoiced at the splendid equipments upon those
stage routes. by the new proprietors, Messrs.
Ham aud Chadbournc. Such enterprises are
deserving OF patronage. A railroad superin-
tendent remarked to US few days since. In
answer to our compliments upon tho exertions
OF his road to accommodate travellers, and pro-
vide suoh splendid carriages, 1--WE make these
improvements and OUTLAWS a. an investment 10
tho public, aud we find 1t largely pays Thoss
who depend upon public patronage have no
right to expect that patronage, unless they
work to deserve It." That Is the only bust
ness like view, and what is o stage route but
railroad Of older pretenslons and much more
dieHityi .- . -''h'."
Some Of the enterprising men Of Kennebunk
port are commencing the manufacture OF boots,
several workmsn having been employed from
Massachusetts,. II 10 also In contemplation to
70 into the manufacture Of peat the coming
season. This Is moving 10 tho right direction
a few enterprislng individuals may give vigor
and thnft to almost any Of our villages-pro-
vide employment for the young men and retain
them at home, instead Of compelling them to
60 abroad for It.. II 10 just what 10 needed IN
many places, . few men who will venture out
Of the old track. and employ their capital and
energies at homo. ...r. s.... ....,... -..,,s.
The Pepperell Co., Of this city. mapuisctur-
cd during the year 1865, $685. es yards. or
1905 ,s27 pounds of'cotton goods. consuming
io,46s balls, or 4,7s9. $40 pounds Of cotton.
Their revenue tax for the sams period was
$751; 81, belsg On average Of $4,000 -per
month: aud their State. county and city tax
vas 81, 3l7.7o. The. number Of hands Is about
1909, aud the number Of spindles 10 5000.
From their commencing, In 1851. this compa-
ny have manufactured, up to Jan. ia. 1857.
III ,6ei ass yards, o. A,7ii ,699 pounds Of
cloth. The capital stock 10 81 ,o0o, 900, divid-
ed into 1000 shares Of $500 each, which shares
are now worth In the market $1,000. gr,.,
We have received from gentleman Who oc-
cupics ono Of the stores IN Pattsp's Block, .
communication Of grievance for the lateness
Of the hours kept BY. societies occupying the
hall over head and the excessive noise made,
and the complaint !, perhaps, not without come
shsw OF reason. without doubt this Item will,
Ia calling the attention OF those who manage,
remedy any dlfhsultiss that may exist. ~
Persons Who send as snony communities.
tions will be disappointed In ever seeing them
In print. We have we'll written article from
limerick % LimiAgtou. marriage oosss from
South Berwick, eommanEatinu from Ksuae-
buukport, one from Berwick. tpsihsps) and /,
several Others, sllof which would Be publisbsdd,
were the writer's not 90 discourteous 70 the Ed
itor. and unmindful OF publishers' rulss, q
not To PINT their signature some where on the
page. Thhis necessary. not for publication.
but Is guarsnses Of good nth. Under no
eircun instance win VI pub,ih ssoumau'oat'ou
In tbS columns Of tbs JoussAL ssIss No know
the authors name To illustrate Why publish
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