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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27

TEDZIE'S Rain Water FIlIersrs, the
N bes, article 10 use for saIe hy
Ne CHrdy e. DRk.,
aug 6 ChsrIesiown.
1 LARGE siock Of Cook Stores, sII
Il sizes, for sale by
Ne Cmdy E. Duke,
avg 6 ChaFIs'IoEn'
CISTERN PumP,, for .oe by
l. NcCwdy & Duke,
sno Chsrlesiown.
nREsH TuInip Seed, for ,sle BY
I he Curly & Dpke,
.po Cbarl.s,oWn.
4 LARGE stock Of Tin SPou'lns, ell
A sizes. viii be pu, up at old TINE pri.
cs..by Ne Cmdy g. Duke,
suo Cbarieslown.
uLL kinds Of Cutting Boxes, and Grain
x Bags, foE sale by
Ue Curly & Duke,
or7 q ChsIiestown.
100 DOZEN Fruit Cans Of our own
HUI msnufaclure, with Patent Tops,
for sale in lot. to suit purchasers A IlO.
ersl discount allowed to merchants.
Ne Curly g. Duke,
auys Chsrleslown.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27

A leIcgran to he Richmond Dispatch,
dated Roanoke Station, Va, August l2lh.
s,ys;
Tie frs, steamer ever ,,sn in ihi, part
ct tie comfy vas successfully llunched
I1lo IN SIsTHUG river al ms place to.
day. She was builI BY CapraIn Van
ZauLl lor Colonel Charles Bruce. Of TN.
county, sad IS called tho Chatlous. BY
The he enterprise ,nd I.ber,iiry Of Col.
Bruce or fsrDer, a!Oog Tie SiauDtoD ali
be enabled 10 return their teams - he sg-
ricui!ursl fields, as lbey can now End
means of easy and cheap steam irsnsPor-
is,lon Tor themselves snd Iheir produce
down he Sisunion TO lbi' place, where
they tap The line Of The Richmond and
Danville railroad
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27

TRAINS STOPPED ny CRCKETs -Seve-
raj times OF late the trains on the Cen
tral Pacific Railroad, Es:t Of EIkO, Mis-
soUm, have been stopped by crcsel', and
delayed sometimes over an hour ~ a
place. Recently, at one point, near the
We!s, where there was slight rising IN
chusHoa IN tie ,rsck, hey had 30 back
down bali n.e sGd make three In.ls
before hey coulI gel over rhst particular
point, where cricket, had piled ITEM
selves 70 such depth on the rails as 10
render the rack So greasy that lo. DIV.
rg wheels few around on II 2, 4 the To-
comOuVe were suspended IN the AIR. Par
ric. uuscqus'uted with tie facls. an
who know nothing of The numbers, SIZE
aud IlIness Of the b!ack crjckeH Of UDh,
Colorado, Nevada and Idaho, can have no
conception Of the Appearance Of an army
ol crickeis, or Of the rs't heaps into
which iney mass shemsslves when they
meet Win an obstruction. TO such the
idea OF cricket' stopping t~en,y-lon en-
gine mu-l sppeat ridiculous, yet such
tbirg' happen IN The "se tu'h country
without eIcI.lng any special aondsr.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27

Advice is The only sOr! Of vice that
some people ton' follow.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-08-27

WLRSIss Let al hsynske', .ke
vaniog from the reuloulinn which hs.
over AIKEN Mo'es Lyman, Of Huntington,
Mss.. Tbs ssttcu tur.I pcr.on, having
jus, cul bis hsy, Va. driven TO gresi IN.
Ll.ns'lon By an un'imely tempest, and
even swore IouDdly al he thuadr Those
Who " re about rIm remoB'ira'ed, and
predicted hat II he went on abusing the
thunder IN that way the lightning woUIi
be sure 10 slriks hIs house. They were
right The lightning tri srse hIs house
i4king particular care, however, MOTTO IN
jure auy u tie inmates. Il noW becomes
a question ehelbeT i'll eT'cty 'fe 10
swear al he sun, eVsU 10 Me hottest
weather; Tor Pernap. lie poor people who
have BEEN sUn-sl,ucE xsrs guilty. OF ple-
ei,ely that most us.gfs. ludIscrelIoD.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-12-16
ELIOT.

The celebrated Norwegian violinist. Ole Bull,
i tarrying In Eliot. lie Is the guest OF MT,
George Shapleigh. e'a''-. ..
The present incumbent in charge Of the depot
and post Office in the north part Of the town,
elicits great commentator on every hand. W
card playing there Ia row not much 70 be seen
In or around the depot. The place 10 not now
male rendezvous 10 any extent Of loasers and
rowdiss and all. evidently, because gentle
man Is In charge. The name no doubt, Is Ia
miliar TO you. being that Of Charles T. Tbomp
son, formerly Of Portland.
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,sittsr,sl IS LrhAx.. st1lanriA
Rev. VIM. A. Merrill has closed his labors
with the Congregational church in this town.

,s1ttstt,9a q LYMAN. 's.f1lanri1K
Rev. VIM. A. Merrill has closed his labors
with the Congregational church in this town.
- - - - KxSSKsuSK. -S<- ~ -
.Ansel N. Boothby's house was robbed Of $3.50
sunday night by some person unknown. The
money wac In small desk and the thieves OBJ
tanned by raising window and reaching In to
. table where the desk was. Mr.. Boothby found
the desk the pext day In the woods back Of bis
house rifed OF It's contents. Several notes,
deeds, and other papers were burned by tie
thief to make light enough To see what booty he
hsd obtained. There 10 no clue 10 the burglar.
..... FARsoSsriErD. ..-..r
Loring T. Staples has been authorized to
'0'emni'e marriages. S 2ls03 vac
A most distressing accident happened at
North Parfon6eld Dec. o. A sou (sscd 6) Of DR.
Moses Sweat while playing With a pistol ncci-
dentally discharged IT. the ball entered his stom-
aeh, glanced from one Of his ribs and finally
loigel near the yertebral column. The, boy
fingered In great agony for about \ week. dying
Sunday Dec. IL. Much sympathy Is felt and
expressed for DR.. Sweat and family in their sad
affection. ........y 81
FRIEND BUTLER lit has been months since
your readers have had news from this remote
town. We claim to be in the County Of York,
not even planning 10 be set Of. q -t,I ~
One dwelling house and one mill Is tho sum
Of new buildings this year.
We have fne crops but slow sales at low
prices. The apple crop exceeds any before
gathered The cider mills have been running
tire, months. scarcely stopping nights or Suit
days. Casks. tubs, and boxes are full even
csterns arc brought into rcquisition. Some
farmers are probably feeling large quantities to
cattle. yet thousands Of bushels are rotting on
the ground. ~
The fall term Of school at Parsons6eld Semi
nary WAS Q success, and Mr.. Mabry intends to
continue through the year. but not to the neglect
Of his duties as County Supervisor.
Several small farms have changed owners |;
larger ones are not in demand. ~
There are pretty clear evidences that civiliIa-
ton is approaching US on ut least three sides.
The whistles Of the Rochester and Ogdensburg
echo from our hills. The Great Falls Conway
Is being built only few miles from our western
border. A direct and favorable route has been
surveyed through the center Of the town for the
Portland & Oswego. Who can say that Par
sons6cid Is out q the world g..
J. Davis jr. has been appointed postmaster at
South Limington, vice Jas. Macarthur resigned.
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D. .Niesc advertisements. -
FARM for SALE
at GREAT BAR0AIN,

TN the Town Of Lyman. where the War Debt
il has all been paid, situated near J. d. Palmer
and Charles Getohell known as tho John L. Ray.
mond farm, about 10 miles from Bddeford, and 81
from Alfred Village, and 10 school house and
the Congregational meeting house.
Said farm contains about 20 acrcs, suitably dvid-
ed into tiliago, pasture and wood land. with pine
and oak growth Tho Farm cuts nom 10 tom tons
OF English hay; 10 free nom early frosts has three
never.hAiling wells Of water, and good orchard.
Said nArm will be sold together, or IN lots 70 suit
the proprietor ON tho premises. W. n.
Doc. u 1870. '.sfa f.fs ."!.I 6W5T
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THE BOSTON JOURNAL,
PUBLISHED MORNING AND EvEvING.

The editions are essentially two newspaper In
dependent IN many respects OF each other. They
are not simply two editions OF one paper, but are
perfect In all their features and complete In theft
editorial and reportorial labor possessing tho great
advantage To the reader OF securing u!ler ana
more detailed reports than are furnishcd by any
newspaper In New England. THE BosroS DAILY
JOURNAL 10 published Morning and Afternoon,
daily, Sundays exccptcd) CITY subscribers fur
nished by route carriers. One copy by mail one
year, SO.
In order 10 meet the expectations Of the Thousands
who look to TIIE JOURNAL for their general infor'
ton upon all subjects which come within the scope o
Journalism, we shalt issue as occasion demands,
Double Sheet and Single Sheet Supplements,
which viii enable ms TO present many original feature,
and 10 furnish newspaper which. for the amount and
quality OF It's contents cannot be equAed In New Eng
land.
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SPECIAL NONRESIDENT TAXES
Is =, In rur-
Town of Limington,
In the County Of York,
ASSESSED j IAN. IL. 1870.

Tho following list Of Special Taxesen ne real %
tate Of non.rcsident owners In The town Of Lining
ton, assessed Jan. u 1870, 10 bills committed 70
OF January, 1870, has been returned by him 70 me
rs remaining unpaid on the 18th day Of October
1870 By his certificate of that date, and now remain
taxes, interest and charges, srs not paid Into the
treasury OF said town within eighteen months from
the date OF the commitment Of said taxes, % much
Of the real estate taxed as will be sufficient 10 pay
the amount due therefor, including interest and
charges will without further notice, DO sold ut pub
lie auction NJ the Town House In said town, ON Sat
urday, the I'd day Of July, 1911. at2 o'clock In the
Afternoon
kcugs VAI TAI
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For several years one Mrs Sarah A. Leayitt,
living near liargro,ss Mills, has carried ON the
infamous business Of ruuselling quite extensive
". Her tipping shop was the headquarters Of
many hsreputable characters, and the morals
and business prosperity Of the town suffered
greatly in consequence. Recently at North
Shapleigh Lodge OF Cool remplars was insti-
tutel mainly through the influence Of AarUu
Clark, csq. Late Of the n. II. legislature.
Mrs. l.. gave out word that she would break
up the Lodge. and uscd her utmost endeayors to
do 81. The breaking up, however, was on the
other side. AMI occurred in this wise. Mrs. A.
Clark and Miss Annie Steayens Of the No. Sbap-
leigh Lodge and Mrs Charles Conant, and Mrs.
A. Littlefeld OF Ross Corner were appointed by
their respective Lodges IS a secret committee TO
attend to the case Of Mrs. l.. The committee
quietly went To work and soon had sufficient
evidence against Mrs. l.. 10 warrant calling In
Trial Justice Frost ofSpringysle. Four indict-
ments were found against the woman, each lady
Of the committee signing a complaint, and she
was put un.ler $500 bonds for her appearance
at court in Jan. Al honor to the ladies' Of the
committee.
May others in York Co. Ego and do likewise"
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.Miseeiiasseoms

A wATCH FREE for everybody AMI 20 per day
~ sure. Business light and Hononl =. No Kin
enterprise. Nohumbug. Ad'sR Mom' skenncly,
Pitt6urg. Pa. iwi9
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known, '' ' s"s'' 50 $3.50 IS 81
Jacob Black, ,,,.-r,llr 100 90 2i3
Rachel BoOthby. or owners un
known, Of q house, 50. / 1900
Of an out bulldipg. So Of IN
3Acrcs, Of land (undivided)
ssis. ~ 49,. agr .G Sl
John Drackett, 1 house, 500. I
out building, SO. 10 acresof u W 81
Cha.. W iirackett, 2i2l
Heirs OF Pi,ebe Colo, house $50.
Isaac Dyer sr.'' OF land o. 20 800 sS
Charles Y. ElweIl, house $500. 1 800,
out. building, $50. 20 acres J. .t.
OF land, $50, now Get OF TO
Limerick by an act Of legts-
John Goodwin i 100 $50 Sis
Heirs of Eliza Goodwin, I house
$50. a acre oflsnd, $40. 2S
John Hartford, 4 OF o house, 500.
I Of an out building, tt8.
~ acres Of land, $780, 2U
James Haynes. 65 40 3@
Ruhamah 4. Richardson, k.1 10 lS
Jacob iiayson and Oliver Perry, 20 COO 6lo
Heirs Of VIM. Staples, house sian.
out building, t3i. acres -
ofland, SCI. NJ. Isl
Mrs. Sarah A Small, 40 6M as
William Swasoy, % 40 3T
Nelson StrOut, or owners unknown,
house $Do. out build
ings, 500. " acres Of land,
SSJi. ?d
Francis A. Swett, 65 80 22
Heirs Of Mary Kelley, acre Of
land and building thereon
$iOO, ,o,, nom, l~
Treasurer Of the town Of Lmington.
Limngton, Dec. 10, 1870. aI frH 3w52
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All Mechanics call for Beachs washing Soap. IL
Is powerful detergent, and Is Just what they want
ly9
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MAINE STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW ARRANGEMENT
Semi-Weelkly Line!

On and AFTER the 18th inst. the hns
IT, Steamer Dirigo and franconia, will
EsESC until further notice, runs rs follows
Leave Calls Wharf, Portland, overy MONDAY
and THURSDAY at 5 o'clock p. NJ, and leave
Pier ~ East River. New York, every MONDAY
and THURSDAY. at3r
The Drigo and Praneonia are lifted up with nne
accom mod . tions for passengers, making this the
most conveient ana comfortable route Tor trav.
elers between New York and Maine.
Passage, In State Room. $500. Cabin passage,
$500. Meals extra.
Goods forwarded by this line 10 and from Mon
treal Quebec, Halifax st. John, and all parts oil
Maine. ... So.
shippers are requested to send their Freight To
the steamers as early rs } r. III. on the day that
they leave Portland.
For Freight OF Passa geapply to
HENRY FOX, Galt's Wharf. Portland.
J.f. AMES, Pier Is East River. New York.
Nav q. 1868 ... Y
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T T. Il NJ 81
Weekly Journal.

The saece,s achieved by the BosroS wEkkLr
JOURNAL u owing to the generous appreciation oy
The public Of the efforts made by the Publishers To lay
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THREE CENTS FER WEEK.
:. The Weekly 10 NOT . ha,tily prepared e6-shcot OF
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care aud the news 81 the week IL carefully cuited
especially Zoe It's columns All important suppleurnts
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Journal. % 10 publlsbed Thursday morning. and
reache. It's subscribers many hundred mlss distant
beforr Saturday night. Read the terms and send for
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One cory By mail - %
Five copies TO one address $50
Ten cotses 10 ono sddrsss 70 .uuls %
And one copy 20 the Eetier-sp Ga club often.
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All p.pSrs are at The expiration % the
time Cor which payment has beea made.
TO ADVERTISERS.
rhe eireuissiou Of TIE Boston Joaruai among intel.
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scmi-Wcckly Journal.

The general features OF the Daily found In ihi'
issue and IA valued for Its sp news. commercial In
teiligence, and news Al points where business nieu
nnd that a semi.weekly paper meets their require
mcnts. IL Is published Tuesday and Friday mornings
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COUNTY.

Mn. EprroR I'm the local news Of your
last weeks paper. is piece headei "County,"
which is Incorrect. The annual expense for the
deaf mutes, instead Of SOS, ss stated, Is slI5
a year. This includes board and tuition; II
they are clothed Il Is an extra expense to the
State. Tn. children are mostly clothed by their
friends-those from Biddeford. Sloo and Bux-
ton, know are. They spend eleven weeks
vacation at home every summer; the expense OF
getting them back and,6rthfsch year would more
than pay their board at home. see no reason
Why these poor unlortunates should not have
free education. While children that can hear
and speak have free education from the age
% 4 years until 81 years, the deaf and dumb are
allowed but seven years free education. and
have not home enjOymeuts as other children
have. A. VI.
Dec. Is, 1870. 30. re
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will continue 10 be special feature OF the JOUR
NAL Our corps Of verbatim reporters Is not equal
cI by any paper In New England. For early and
reliable reports our columns may always be Gun
suited with tho assurance OF finding an honest and
impartial review OF passing events.
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nan MILS.

Few villages have made such rapid and
healthy advancement in morals and business
prosperity as Bar Mills has during the last two
years Formerly rumselling and drinking
eursci the place. bat now tha, Is almost entire-
ly dcue away with, and IS natural consequence
there has been progress in every good work.
is the foul spirit was driven back. the Spirit OF
Christ prevailed. and many who once spent the
Sabbath In rioting and wieke.ness, are now
due in great measure TO the influence Of the
Lodge Of Good Templars located there. Bar
Mills can boast Of having some Of the most en-
cryv,io and reliable business men In the County.
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by sending I'D CENTS with as-,
height, color Of eyes and hair. you will receive, by
return mall, correct picture Of your future hu,-
drvs. W. FOX, r. y. Drawer No. ~, Pultonvills,
IN. ". lHSl
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suAPLEiGu.

c. L. Clifford has been appointed Justice Of
the Peace and Quorum. ...-
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KIrrGRY.

A Kittcry youth, who desired to 'ed the OBJ
ject Of his affection, bad an interview with her
paternal ancestor, in which he stated that, al
though he had no wealth worth speaking OF yet
he was "chuck full Of days works" lie got
the girl. .h ~
The above story is going the rounds Of the pa
pers again, but Il Is older than the hills of Zion,
and might as well be located in Alaska as Kit
terry.
The telegraph Office at the store Of j. o. Tref-
etheu is in working order, and Miss Plsistei,
recently from the office in your city Is operator.
Mr.. s. y. Shaw was the prime mover in secur.
ing the establishment Of the Office here, and
give him credit therefor.
Toe U. s. S. Californis went into commission
ut o'clock, Monday. She carries II guns, a
captain, four NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., anu three
lieuteuants.
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.Ntscell0sse0sss.
FARM FOR SALE

II SITUATED In Krnnebunkport, on the road
EiU FROM BiddekDrd TO kennebunk Depot,near Down.
C8ing's steam Mil. containing about Is acres of
good Land suitably divided Into tlage. pasturzge and
wood land. Buildings nearly new, and q good well OF
water .::a.Pplyins house and barn n:,urx ,owv,vo
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mRNIaH.

A few days ago son OF DR.. Sweat OF Cornish,
shot himself under singular circumstances
Ills father requested him to 90 to school but the
boy refused. The father insisted, and the boy
rather than obey, took pistol and inflicted
upon himself a wound which Il was thought
will prove fatal.
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WELLS.


The new and beautiful Methodist church ut
Maryland Ridge in Wells has lately become re-
level from debt by donation FROM the Church
Extension Society Of the Methodist church, to
the amount Of $500
The Iron screw steamer Clotilda fromBel =
CAST ireland bound to Portland went ashore on
Wells beach Just west Of Wells river Monday
night. The crew all saved. The c. is n freight
steamer Of about 600 tons and has ON board an
Iron steam barge in seotiOns Whether she can
be ct of or not win depend very much upon
the weather. She does not appear TO DO damaged
any now. The captain reported that he male
the breakers ahead. distant two miles, and inn
mcliately backed his engines, but while 80 doing
parted his stcaring gear. and the ship becoming
disabled struck upon the beach. The Clotilda
Is an old iron steamer, and was loaded with 40
tons iron forge work; 0S tons Of soda and tons
Of glass ware. She had previously met with
disaster ON this same voyage. She sailed on the
22i Of Oct. for Montreal, but shortly after en-
countcrci very severe weather, and being struck
by heavy seas and having decks swept, was CON-
pcllei to put back. where she was repairel.
The season Was too far advanced for the nsvigi-
ton Of the So. Lawrence, and size was despatched
10 Portland, from whence her cargo was 10 be
forwarded to Montreal by the Grand Trunk
Railway. fr. -.rr
Later. We learn that the vessel has CON.
mencei discharging Ter cargo
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THE BOSTON JOURNAL,
FH' FOR 1871.

THE BOSTON JOURNAL, "'
'"' FOR 1871.
The Publisher. Of The Boron JOURNAL, In pro-
scnting the prospectus Of their publcation for 1871
have been FULLY redeemed. Theirs has been no d..
minution OF their efforts, no retrenchment OF their
expense account, and no lack OF enterprise. The
result has been that asa IN
WIDE AWAKE NEWSPAPER
II is appreciated by tho reading public Of New Eng.
land, and will start upon Its
NEW VOLUME pr .',.
extended 70 a New England Newspaper. During
the past year THE JOURNAL has met public eInco-
tation by It's full and copious Letters from the War;
(being the only Boston newspaper which supports
special Foreign Correspondent, and IL
NEWS BUREAUS
Tn Paris, London, Washington, New York, New
Hampshire, Vermont, Maine and Connecticut,
have furnished Its oolemns with great variety
NEWS NY TELEGRAPH AND THE
3 MAILS.
The Typographical ArPEARANccI OF fHE
JOURNAL, which has been improved within the
past year, will receive constant care. f.. 49,. "a
; THE POLITICAL DEPARTMENT
will contain the earliest information npon the great
maao to present candid criticisms upon all political
events.
10 Our Corps OF Correspondents ~
will include, Perley, A q. W., Warrington, Toby
Candor, y. T., Ranger. Burleigh, Occasional,
and a host Of others, whose contributions have
given To TnE JOURNAL its reputation In this do
partmeut
The Reports of Meetings
will continue ~ be special feature OF The Jour-
NAL Our corps Of verbatim reporters Is not equal.
e,i by any paper I'm New England. For early and
reliable reports our columns may always be Gun
suited, with tho assurance OF finding an honest and
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SOUTH BExwicx.

The frcs Baptist Society have newly c~rpet-
ell and otherwise improved the interior of their
church. and also painted the outside. This
society have pru-per~i greatly during the past
year. The s z. Il making Arrangements for .
grand festival and CHRISTMAS tree.
Oscar X. Grant Of South Berwick. about
forty years Of age. and Of late clerk in the
Census Bureau In Washington. died in that
city Monday Dec. 5th from the effects Of chloro-
FORM. Mr.. Grant was . worthy mem Der OF
SAINTS Johns Lodge Y. n NJ. in this village,
and was buried under masonic honors. lie
len wife and several children.
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AGsS*aas wSsIERKsksi Mr 4 HSs, "a
CHINE CO.; BOSTON. MASS. or ST. LOUIS, NO.
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KESNEBuNKroRr


Mr.. Wallace Nickerson has recently opened a
hair-dressing saloon at Springyale Village and
dttel il up with all the eOnveniences OF the tou-
serial art. r sF .. Hr-rr. .. =
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-12-16
NEWS ny TELEGRAPH AND THE
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