The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-01-11
State Items.
ANpRoscoec1N COUNTY

Three barrels of liquors were seized by the
city marshal OF Lewiston last wednesday, in
an OLD stable. giitl sfi re- .7a o. ,leerl 20
The Androscoggin Base Ball Club have ar
clubs embraced in tie State Association, at
Central Hall, Lewiston, on Tuesday evening
OF next week. a'le ie 21sleis,aat 5.' 2. '..a
The Lewiston Journal says Mr. Bruce, of
this city, was severely injui ed Wednesday
evening by coinsion between bis team and
announcer. Wnile drlvlng tnrough the streets OF
Lewissoh. Inc morse Of the other team ieapsd,
Pu.Ihg poth nis lore lee1 owe the DacK OF the
sIeIgn, severely inJurlIe MI. bruce ana throw
snin,ars and Il ;s m that 70
pants escaped further DAMAGE. Mr. Rrnce Is
somewbat Iame ond Coz L,,t Iii ho III 40 40
he ont ere long - 80 - - ~ 10 ''o 70 W
,rba IonrnaI so,s rons.,h,o ;..,oes,, :.
aIe o1urna. says NonsIaple Llg.ieneld, on
comfy Thomas w Stront wb" fsssaS ~
self the robber of tba store Of + n;naIo1, T.
e. Co. in Auburn. on Friday Y,ioht last MA
If tba stolen nrnnartv Nas racnvaroJ TI"
roone is now safe IN Auburn ia;i Stront,s f se
tber is a resnec,abIa cit;yen ~ f Partmsm Id
$500 -. - i> man r.
MI coMsEhr rA1S COUNTY.
Inc BRUNSWICK lelegraPn learns That an
eenployee Oh Sae r. q n hallroaq; VINO was
ae'r NJ ~ piiSring, was gron ptly alscnargeo
ny MI Hatch, ouperlntenaent.
Harpswell Academy is to be opened in the
spring, under new corps of teachers; SO says
correspondent of the Brunswick Telegraph.
- Has FRANKLIN COUNTY. goo tiFs 20 sH
An extensive raid on buffalo robes was made
last Saturday night by some thieves, on the
road from Harrington to New Portland.
Quite number of stables and carriage houses
were entered and relieved of their contents.
The rent paid by the United States govern
ment for the Hallowen House as an ASYLUM.
is two hundred dollars per month.
The members of the First Baptist Church
and Society of Augusta have presented the
First Unversalist Society of that place with a
splendid copy of the Holy Bible to be placed
in their new church. .Za.l-'ni lies
The Journal learns that several citizens of
Hallowell demonstrated against the use of the
Halloweu House as a Military Asylum- but
learning that Governor Smith of New Hamp.
shire s ar, early riser have NOT stronclv nress.
ed their views -7Q - 6siE8dlIfg Als 80 u
/ -al o1l 99s .oxro,n co, - -a11 go ss13z u
t.vu,a :, S Ja.ee ~
states that tas, fall Na,snder Enrhas 81 Tast
RncLf;eld fnnnd in that vic;nitv a. M,,d5 T,'r,
tie ahont' in inchaa in ,l;amsyar which ras
marked on the under shell. -. P. 1926. being
. much worn which were the initials Of Cant
Josiah Paris NJ Rnckf;eld deneased fatber of
Hon. ". d. Paris. Besides Cross it bore the
initials so. p" of Orren Phiibrook, of Buck
field deceased of later date It was minus
one half of one of its fore legs, After marking
him again, he was permittd to run at large
Martin Drake, now of Buckfeld, saw the Par
ris turtle, SO called. in 1910. half mile from
the place where last seem marked 81 p"
: The members of the Bethel Brass Band sur.
prised their leader Mr. Ripley. with a yalua-
BILE horn for Christmas present. -
I 80 nr,ro,sr,,u, ,,,,,,,,r,, -,,rl2[,- =.
A haor ve;ah;nn s71 1nonnds L;Ilaa =, +ho
towr of ErsrLI;n ,r,s snId y, ~ pa, ono
market on Thursday at 16 cents ner nonnd
saws the Wing. - f'IcT7ISL ~ :
AZ Ia 4 -.
A ~ toIa . neiu t ,ss.
uay " 'ahe UPON Sne na.eer vi suDscrio
lnS LII st, anu az tI ralloau
$50 ana q ;to, =. JUG "noio
matter was inoenhioe'y postponed.
I PIscATAQuIs COUNTY,
we learn from the observer that severe
LII % no b, ,,b;o t, IN
van,, Isdv Nv tbs mana IF Ha upera'Ves,
hssin ;n;mrcd D nd cane ,,ear 1os;,,. h was
ST. - ti - IT. ioa4 ,o''ni NJ ne.-
dasoomS;n oo With fraoht ~ was vas
,,o'nd' in tba how Had IL hnaTS mooGe A1o
p;II - o.,oo, ~ noxing as
Lp ao :. o, p T"' SUI u09o1 .nuse !ave
ueen sne result SUI nre ouung lady remained
that her ;ninr;es arc sernns Sha b 10 ae..
taken to her home in, Garland -
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,rha roth M TAmaDA saUS. "a
a,,o Da.n ai me- sd ayL W. oo,oreo man
was h;s n1hreIIa on;J, aittr
het 81 man whn wss n,sSmg '1 1be ooi .ne
man apologIzed but was struck 5y the offend.
ed man, An af1ray ensued. in which the col
ored man was stabbed to the heart with a
bowie knife killing him instantly The muir
derer escaped" With all due respect for the
yeraclty OF the Times, we must say, that we
do not believe there is a word of truth in the
story, especially as to such crime being COM
mitted in Bath. azo yun nd q1a.sI IN sbn
o WALDO COUNTY. "a
The Belfast Age saws we learn that Mr.
Frohock trader at the Beach. Linc,lnviIIe.
was ba,lly injured nv Kerosene explosion ono
day last week. He was in the act of drawing
some of the fluid from a barrel when it ignit
ed from a lamp he carried, exploded. and
stunned him, setting the building on fire. He