The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-07-01
LOCAL AFFAfkS.
BIDDkToRn


The choicest fruit and confectionery Is kept
byP. p. johnson lust opposite the U. & otis.
lol Mai, street We can testify TO the excel
liant quality Of his strawberries by box pre-
sentei TO us the other day. May he never lack
r,,ronar. in the line Of strawberries.
Tn. nr,,,hurv Bridge which has been re, eut-
To- rrds,,o;,v r,,,ir, will be omen for travel
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a good time 10 pledged TO all who come
Tn. La, NJ .er;e~ NJ three games. for the cham
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ON the D'ngos grVo"s ro~'''
Monday, July 18th. at o'clock r H.. between
The Rivals OF Saco. and the briggs Of this city.
A each club has won one game, great excite
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The alarm OF hre wednesday forenoon was
occasionel by the burning % q shed on Frank
lin street belonging 10 tenement house, owned
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o~ihS 10 'he pro'np'neS VI our nrc oeP'i'n'e"''
the only damage done was the burning OF the
shed. which was slight. Origin OF the hre not
known.
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North kenneounkport, we are under obligations
for early and welcome fruits ffom his garden.
Mr.. =. c. Deering OF Slco, makes speciality
OF Supplying our markets with early vegetables
AMI all kinls OF fruit. His example show, how
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man. p. e, johnson, Mt l9l, we are continually
re,e;yi NO fayors of fruit. But who should come
next but our good friend DR.. Haley, the dentist,
who can do something besides pull and set
show. At the head OF his profession In Maine.
he also is q farmer in no small degree, and not
ashamed Of manly work.
r.. ..,Oo,.r An. O.l.. or Po.t,,nd pns-
h,rv Master which r.,.n,,v wen, uron Mo
...IJ.,a h,,;,, mad. ,su,or.r.v r.,,;rs
~. ,l.,rs,, n, Roct,,na uh.r, she win h.
thoroughly overloaded. Her deck load Of bricks
are ON Niger island and the remainder near
the Ferry.
A Mr. lame, IT rocy eso. wa, riding ON
A., :, 80 I.s.r.,n d.v o- two .,.s m.
s' "'a'
bolt holding the wagon 10 the lore wheels oroke
and he was dragged some distance by the fright
enei horse. inaictiug some bal bruises.
We learn that the steamer Enterprise 70 %
taken OF the route bstweeu this city and Boston,
and Is IN run IRON Portland this season. The ston-
ington run Connecticut. Is To make two trips per
week between these cities and Boston. She Is =
light draaght steamer, Of iT2 feet keel and finely
adapted ana fitted up for passengers, as well As
freight She Is expected In Few days Parties are
also negotiating Cor tho purchase Of the steamer
about 40 feet keel. II Is intended, n the Union Is
purchased, 70 make daily trips to tho Ferry and
The NJ. PIN. ul,r, Collar Company viii at once
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