The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-02-07
cIrY LOCAL AFFAIRS.

cIrY LOCAL AFFAIRS.
4 Hardsesse Gin.
N,..w ScuooI.-rr~,y God Is prospecting
our vux. rod the Siiouins. through the
70. II tells its own s,ory, and comes Just in
tine Of aesL
.Nx Ys,p SIl.-Eneioeed r,ease and SO
vN;ek yoa wiu p.es.e uss Tor the b-ae6t % your
Nis.;oa School In any vay you may think best
for the good of the children.
BippEIoRp, Jan. II, 1904"
Ihave no iies vho the generous donor is.
hut trxly this IL, mot letting the lett hand
know What the right hsad dos,h."
r. NJ. HOBBS.
Sapt Mission school
ks~@ Ne SAssldsr-
Th. Portland Pres tells story OF man In
-Bunkcrto~n," Hollis, Who stated that he
didlt sell his hay Zoe n much ash expected anu
he kues he shouldp't. This man must be re'st-
ed to - Of Lyman Who 10 noted for many .
yaax Jas Ia his speech. lie h very DESTROYS
ca he perfectly ccrrcct in his language, which
makes his remarks the more ludicrous. On
Que OCCASION some miserable chap In this city
engaged ito haul load OF wood to GER
Gain paee. "ses ~. '"e,e "o
Vas not there. sad 10 hauled the wood back
again. When ssked Why he did 70, J-re-
piled, .becsuse the TELLER didn't agree to meet
me where he said he would" On another oe-
cssion J-vss stating his political status.
and clnched his position by saying 81 always
ssa WsnatMwSs"u.
nj A.
and very tenacious OF his politics. rs ne Ws
going to ",owu meeting" last September he
o...s8 ~, bouse of Mrs d.. Who Is Repuh-
licsn, and ~ho often bsnters Henry ABOUT u"
,,,;ties. She VA, In her front yard when he
hon. va, ill
i'as's' -" sAa' ~
>"te rigtt to-day. mo shant' no repieu'
..ifI can't vote as vsnt to.t won't vote 1t all
40. 49,
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'eHS '""'a' " "" y " ,.,,,,
Qs sss Asas Ss"s~ ''""s fS"'N A"'a''' "'%'
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r"" e8ae'" 'sas' ~"a
"Noo D'o"es~ s7sss' ""S e"i'en ee'"s @e@'''''
h
horse h''~ s"n~'y "'''N "'
ep
wo sc.'n he sas' ~ so 49,, ss ~, S,.u
'S'' 1v 49, ~ - ~ -
Hor,e-til'tes between 'nese Psrues W., us'e com.
menced oy uhs scuon oor~o"sr So ue
value OF horse aieged 10 nave oeen sou y.
plf 10 deft. The SUIT Vas "rigns'y erougn,
before the B'ddetord Municipal Court anu
thence taken by appeal to this Court. pet''
testisel that he didn't oher any evidence oe-
fore the Municipal Court and didHf msdn 10
the reason Why he did not give.
The plh.. stone cutter In B'dIetoru, having
on hand fancy piece OF horse hesh which ne
did not think u advisable To keep solely Tor the
purpose Ut eating hay, applied to tnN ce'e-
brstel horse-mart, "the mill yari' IN s'co,
for dat to Purchase him: The den., prom,-
nent citizen ut "Ssndy Brook" being IN At
tendance upon "chance" at that mart, with
neighbor OF his, WAS first assaulted as = proper
person 20 relieve pin. Ut hi. horse. They were
Invited To visit "brldeford Heights where the
animal Was then waiting to draw MS rations
Proceeding Ia the spot AMI viewing the animal
the plff says. dett. offered hun $50 to DO pail
in green wood. but def, says he was not sn
orssa AZ that, but that be told plff he wouldn't
give q continental DOLLAR tor the horse.
This slight "mis-sadsrstaafing"b between the
parties called for outside aid to adjust IL aud
to relieve the case from this embarrassment one
Daniel Mason "a gsnilsaan OF leissIe who'
like the countrys ,doi, mas tss'e io. OF
flesh. was called. Who testnsI ths pun; gNs
him iNason, the hauer proyn NO .ouu W ~
him (plh.) see the efttfsr again. Nhcn Saso"
consented to do. Being ssked ,ne age .. .ne
horse he said ne didat kn"s, oecnae no nso
always been told never =" ook gHs =.
the mouth, out thM one 'n'ns ne Ane" .n"s
he (witness) was iorty anu hs norse 49,
gc'd deal older than ne WAS ne sA s 10 sooA
the horse an. r'ea W Sc, nun nonS ~. .S .S M y,
pea'sdiy ieii down Aaa ,s'. sad;n o 49,
sisaay men 10 ralse nun a. ,','.i pi
~.
npps, ~, ~ ~. x. cot di.I
r ~, IN .na ,hs, hs male more by this
sast. ,h.n \. diI hv TAXING the 6rst horse as
~, n.;an s.s.J o. J..,,;hs the heat. no
49,, .J,s..'ia, an. c,nr,S .Ail Won
60 s.,,... ~, MIN re- thc Mn Littleheld
S"o .sn. a, IIo,"L;,. s,ovs" A, to value.
no., , ~. ~ ..JI. .s,n,, ruth his hide"
,v'., % ,,.m,'.I ,hs, h.;nS son chance
s,,ha ..ns,," ss,,r.ssi las, Saturday. the pia.
In an. mos, friendly AMI c.ptiystinc manner
n.t.S Mn, ,a .,ske suthinr 20 take" 10
~.hish lin orisr IN .hov MI, unutierable con-
,.n,ns sr IN. S,.,s Const.bularyl the witness, as
,,.,sI rc,,c,sntIy assenteI. After satisfying
,hs inner man and ENJOYING ..the Teas, Of reason
ana tl.e aov of .oul'' with plf the latter again
;nv;,sI MIN IN "take suthin' more, :" which he
declined Co do I; (this assertion the plfrs coun-
s,icon,;dereI highly improbable); hat the pia.
having thus restorei witness TO his normal
condition .uyce,,el to him that Il would per-
h.n. ~ ;,."n.sn;sn, tor him (vitne..) 10 at
,.nJ co,,, m. ns,t Monday when this ho.s-
go ~as On bs ,r;sJ ami Thai AZ his Attendance
80 80 $3.50 hy ,i1 foni,s an. REVERSED he.
..,s. - En,ons I" Saun nav him. .the
N :, nv .'r H. rs.,anlsx, sl
Sor SUNDAY and AZ s,r Monday 10 STAY Al home.
~, ~, "a. on. til, \. w.,,a come nm ami
ra;a ." .., ar an, ~ him, tbs ain dnl,,rs
TAI. ,snn,.,s,n an. ,;r,po,s S,.on immeiis
To- AMI ;nJ;,nsn,iv rsrelIed (Pla's, counsel
'di,hel;.yed chs. intimssinr that II the money
wou.a NOS nave 'nasce" m s"s '"v us"
S4Id nav p.e ~. 'i.n, ssrr,son sy sr;hsrS
thew ss,emp,sd to carry i, by storm, AMI persons
were call 10 impc~ch his character for truth
ana sersel'y one as sssns .s o sn,
Other tha, a. considered Il bad. because he
twitness) kns~ he (N.) would drink too much
cider. "and . man that will drink too muen