The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1867-11-02
TIE pressure Of .dv,r,isins still crowds Us.

The pressure Of advertising still crowds rs,
but eu,erprising business men like to let the
people know what they have To sell. and how
they are sailing Il. and they know that the best
medium in York County to reach the intelli-
gent masses is the Usiox AxD JOURNAL That
they appreciate this Is shown in the fact that
during the last three issues Of the paper, eight
full columns, whole page. Of nsr advertise
ments. have been received and inserted. The
files ofthe paper show that nearly seven col
umns were added Of new advertisements the
preceding three weeks. These new orders re-
ceived every week render Il difficult for US with
our yearly advertisements TO ind room for all.
But We shall not cut down our reading matter
even though Ne are compelled TO issue . full
sheet supplement. 20 that the subscriber viii
be ssrs VI his usual amount Of general family
read ne. news items. editorials. locsland eouu-
~ intelligence, Sc. We do not mean to imply
By this that the advertisements are not worthy
OF careful, psrusal on tie contrary, they are
all more or less vsluAbls and interesting. Read
then sonstaatly and carefully, and remember
that be Who sivertises largely 10 pretty sure to
have good stock OF goods, and do thriving
business. and be certainly can AFFORD TO deal
literally.
The Directors OF the P. 8 L p. r. r. have
decided to put on neu outside train. leaving
Portland Al Z A. ~, and boston at s p. NJ.
Not only Is grea. credit due to the manage
ment Of this rosd, bat also much b due to the
energetic Presiisut aud Sapt. Of the Eastern
Railroad who, characteristics Of their manage
ment which has raised the price Of the stock Of
the Eastern to sseh high figure, and made IL
- valusble, have long urged such q course.
while the Boston and Maine road has oharac-
teristieslly opposed the movement.
Dr. Warren oftAis city recently removed
large cystic tsmor from the person Of Dea
Sargent Day Of Kennebunk. and for the dis.
play of such surgical skill Is entitled to the
highest COMMEND alton. The tumor was taken
from the walls Of the abdomen, lying just above
the peritoneun, and was enormous in size ex-
tending from the ninth rib to the pelvis. The
cyst contained two quarts OF bloody serum,
vas exoe~iingly vascular necessitating the
lics,ing OF many vessels before removal We
learn tho patient Is doing well. '
As Mr.. ?. c. Adams Of saco, and Mail agent
upon the Eastern and p. s. { p. Rairo ads
was retsraing home from meeting on Sunday
evening. he WAS fired n by person concealed
behind tree, the ball just grazing his ear.
which stunned him and he fell. The assassin
then jumped upon him and beat him with the
butt esd Of the pistol until Mr.. Adams recov-
cred Consciousness 50 rs to speak, when he lied.
1t Is supposed that Mr.. A. was mistaken for
another man. His wounds are not serious.
On thursday evening Of last week as Mr..
Haudes Fairfield Of Keunebunkport was driv-
Ing by the Messr.. Beatty's store in Saco, his
top buggy came IN contact with the open wag-
on Of Mr.. Harvey Of ssco, driven by woman.
The buggy was tipped over and top broken
and Mrs. +. Was somewhat bruised though not
seriously. The other wagon was badly smash
ed. bat the inmates were not injured.
On Thursday evening OF last week, Mrs.
Francis Woodward Of WATERFORD, amer receive
Ing some visitors. left the room and, remain
ing unusually long, her husband sought her
and found her lying SPECIFICS between the bed
and wall Of her room. She remained in that
condition until Sunday afternoon. when she
died.
The reporter to the Portland Pres, Is 1T
times wonderfully lucid ,as witness the following
item from his account Of Sheridans reception
At Keunebuuk Eve copy from memory:
"rhe ladies rushed into the front door Of the
car aud surprised the General by making .
demonstration in his rear" Was Il done in reg.
ulsr .chool-msrm style,
Weston. the pedestrian. started from Port
land on his great walking tour. Tuesday last.
at - O'Clock. arrived In Ssso at 3.26. stop
ping there until a O'Clock, and was something
Of q lion for the time. He made North Ber-
wick at mid.night.-IIis wager is for $4,000,
that he win reach Chicago In thirty days.
Frank A. Gowen. springvale. Maine, having
attended course Of study In the Mercantile
Branches at Corners Commercial College, Bos.
ton. and passed successful examination In
Double Entry Bookkeeping, Personal and
Partnership, has received the highest Diploms
awarded by that Institution.
Sheridan's special train from Portland on
Tuesday ran to South Berwick Junction, dis
lance Of IS miles, In 81 minutes. From North
Berwick to the Junction, the run Was In i've
minutes, OF q mile in rs seconds.
Weston, the pedestrian. unfortunately walk
cd three miles out Of his way In going from
Wells to North Berwick. making six miles, and
consequently arrived at North Berwick one
and half hours late.
By search and seizure Samuel Chase Of the
"Seai Rock House" at Ferry Beach was tried
at the municipal court Of Sseo and adjudged
guilty. lie appealed. When the officers enter
Cd the house, Mrs. Chase destroyed the liquors
In the bar. The hearing commenced Monday.
Mr.. Charles G. Sawyer has sold his tsrm on
the Boom road, above the railroad, to Mr..
George Dow Of this city. and bought the resi-
deuce % Mrs. Niteher at 1877 Main street, saco,
(uext the Orthodox Chureh) which was cold at
Auction last Saturday.
On Saturday or Sunday night an uusueecss-
ful attempt was made to plumber the North
Berwick National Bank, by breaking into its
vault. Bricks were knocked away around the
door. AMI the door so sprung that the cashier