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

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On last Saturday uorning are was dis
covered at about o'clock In stable on River
street near Smiths Corner ESQ cslled) In this
city. The stable was occupied BY J. {. Wat
,erhou., and Beni. II. Dollia, aud MAS entirely
consumed with all its contents, including
valuable horse, several shotes. meat Cart
wagon, pang, anil . iargeiot Of WOOL skins. The
oroper,y Of Mr.. D., and nice buggy valued
nj $50, belonging To Mr.. waterhoase. The
tire spread rapidly to the store on Elm street
occupici by L. 4. Baldwin. and the grocery
s,,r, of Mr.. Sutherland. which we're somewhat
damaged by lire and water. The stable vas
ovneI by Thos. II. Cole The loss IS set down
n, .hout - 500; Switzerland w,s insured Tor
81 900 Nc. Dollig estimates his loss at about
$500, apOn which there wss no insurance,
nor WAS Mr.. waterhouse insured. The fire Is
supposed to be the work Of an ineendiary.
On Sunday evening, st about half past eight
o'clock. Are broke out in the stable owned oy
John Cilps,rick and occupied BY Chas. Nut'er.
in the rear Of the American Housc, in S'eo.
Bu, for the prompt AMI timely assistance rem
dered by the Gre departments OF this cry Anu
Saeo, (. destructive conaagrstiou would have
cnsued. The engine companies OF both s'''s',
however, were promptly on the sp"' saa
worked admirably. TAe are wAs eoo1"su "
,he stable. although large numbers Of wooden
md brick buildings are IN close proximity.
The building Of J. G. Deering. vas somewhat
damaged, aal the loss to the American House,
the store Of Mari & Ruggies, and the stable of
N Lord, essssl BY the removal Of contents,
was considerable. The loss IN Mr. Nutter and
10 J. 7. CieAyes, by the stables burning Is
perhaps about 500 and $3.50. respectively.
No cause can be assigned for the FIRE, 50 1t Is
set down as the work OF some miscrrant
At,hs last trot, yesterday Thursday noon,
quite . serioas accident occurred Ia MIR. Chas'
Day, the owner and driver Of "Dellemaid.'
Three horses hal started, "LittleiOhu," driven
by Henry Goodwin. and MeKenny's mare,
..Jcnny Lind }" driven by Mr.. McKeuny, AMI
Mr.. Days mare. all Of this city. During the
last heat, after turning the corner on the east
cru side of the track, MeKensey was sheah,
followed closely By the Day mare and the STALL
ion (who hal the inside OF the ,rask). Day
saw good opportunity to take the inside track
anil Was doing 80, when GOodwins horse broke,
anL coming up, his wheel locked Ia with that
of DAYS sulky, and turuei Il completely over,
throwing Mr.. Day heavily to the ground IN
front of his (Goodvin's) wheel which passed.
over him. Sir. Day Vas rieked up In an insen-
sibe condition. and promptly attended by the
physicians present. He received q severe cash
ON the heal. and Was bally bruised and
cut in tho face. No bones were broken, We
believe, aad he will probably recover. al
though he is likely to loss the sight OF one
eye. DR.. Hayes reports him in = precarious
condition
The Portland and Rochester Railroad will be
co Ear completed by the first Of December that
the cars will run Ia Alfred We learn that Il
Is the intention of the company TO push the
road through to Spriugvslc, some four or Eve
miles further. IL possible by next spring. Only
one town will then be between its terminus and
the proposed western end Of the road, Roeh-
ester. With the road completed, an important
question will come up Tor the consideration OF
Saco and BidiefOri real estate owners and bus.
iness men. that Of tapping il BY the construe-
ton OF a road up the S,co river to Buxton and
Hollis such road seems ieaslo'e' anu VIC
doubt not will in time be built. With theP' Y
L. Railroad flushed. Il will become almost an
enterprise VI necessity Ina order 10 retain the
trade Of those towns in our county, which nat
urslly comes here. The subject Is deserving
,hc .,tcntion NJ al who would ace BllelOrl
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samuel .t'N' h~i'' " N.ON' ~"
bought the thompson s'ore y" wan s"Se'' "
whiee 10 mas "aae extensive "i', a
VII, nh''a 'n,o W. $3.50 -.
variety STORE the o'ner i'r u'us s'o'0' " "
oeeuped oS n,"'en' iue S,o'e "'. 0,.S
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market soreA Inc market s'o'o uo" ooeuP'e'
BY Mr. Roberts Is To be occupied BY Messrs-
~, svu.nds q In gentlemen we'll known
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IN "A' ''0'"''' W. '''N''
s'ors'
While drove OF some M cs''e, oe'ons'ss
10 Messrs' PhiIorook To-. VI ene'ou'n, !"
H., were passing over bridge IN per"eS'
some having passi over anu o'ners we're Gu
"''"s uPou We ''"' " w. 'e , 80
way, precp"A'ss "su.' '"'' ."e wv ~
oil the Salmon ass a 80,
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The bridge that connects Buxton and Hollis
at Salmon Falls Village. says tho De~oerdf, Is
10 bc rebuilt--thc old one taken up on Monday
the 7th inst. The new one will be completed
ani passable in four weeks-the first week IN
N,vcp,har-ti I'LL that periOl, travellers from the