The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1870-10-28

There h Il am told.) seveny-6ve rum shops IN
the city. and ..k can you point to one among
the rs kept by republican. II ID Ruml 4am'
that Is the stay. star. and support Of the party
in our city Who now run the Government
GEoaGE II. ApAr.
The article from . correspondent Of the Port
land -ddrsriissr copied BY us i.st week, relative
To IN manners Of Biddeford people ata concert
In that city. has met with response. The Ar-
gus calls the attack uncailei Tor, reprebeusibls
and untrue. while the author Of the article takes
!, all back and says he meant simply to take Cd
III hammered Portland people. We suspected rs
much and said 50. but pardon us for suggesting
that such s"takins or 3 scarcely less damna-
bic than that Of duncan. The idea that three
hundred Of our people with enough Of musical
desire to 20 TO Portland and return in the night
at twice the cost Of time, labor and money re-
quirvi Of Portland people to attend the same
concert. didn't have decency and appreciation
enough to behave themselves while there, Is q
grave charge and one worthy Of Neal Dow to
make. We are ready to prove by . gentleman
who sat near the door and who Was acquainted
with all Of our Biddefori people there. that on
ly two Of them went out OF the hall until the end
A IN. ,.rs0ru.,c. When the fool who wrote
the charge In the ddrertissr wishes to lash the
,;.,.,,,sh,. m,,,.r. of .ome Portland concert
go. L, h;u h.,. m. d.,.ncv and m,plipess
h.r..,,.r IN ioe,t. ,eoole where they bele ny.
He viii have his hands full to teach his own peo-
ple propriety; for we remember not two years
ago how ,ndeceutly Portland audience treated
. celebrated singer. Miss Gates and Miss Ad.
die Rysns were singing . duet during which
they were 50 annoyed by Portland boors SIAM
peding from the hall, that Miss Ryans refused to
finish the performance and Indignantly len the
stare. and Miss Gates Of course followed. For
thu, Stumbling the m manner, Of her audience
the Portland people have never forgiven
hiss Ryan, VINO aeslar"a SUE .o.'' "'''' go"
sing IN 'nN e"v new, "' my '"
ps''e"'e - 'A' ~ '
a'. "A'' '0s' NJ 'ss '.
ana ouers unu'u' 'nou0'u''"' " '' 90"
nrs' Class sewing ma'n'"e '"e'p A"' Easy e
aa'er'''smen''
The attention Of our citizens should be awak-
ened to the necessity OF providing school accom-
odsticns for the children 0four foreign Popula-
ton who cannot Be Accommodated with such rooms
as We nov have.
Wednesday night a .sold snap" came upon
us. and in the morning most was the result.
Thin ice, too, formed at the edges Of the river.
and wafer exposel in out-h:uses CONCEALED quite
u;Ilipvlv.
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r.. 100. s,h;sc, TIN. % IN. Star,
=, an ao,,,,os. h. . rr. ;n,sI,.c,u,I fs,.,
In. NJ p.r.o,. Mr. Warren VA. in IN. course
las, wear. and lectured 50 admirably that the
committee have secured him for this.
,
r'Lich .o'a''-ioeN "as O.e" jus, '"O. q
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Promptly at o'clock, Saturday morning.
when the roll was called by HIS Honor, but one
descendant OF Ham answered to the call. his
was q chap. walter hcyt' by name' who beans
the proud title OF an American citiren' and
whose many daring deeds viii be handed down
from generation to generation. one OF MS most
daring achievements. was performed the other
night. Passing by the private entrance 10 .
bandbox on Water ST. ne squired on anu very
uneere~On'onsly dealt Martin brennan sung
or In the eye and oeiore the Morssad sen'ie-
man had recovered IRON the enec" OF the o'0~,
our hero had oepar'ea. brennan " once '0's"
Information !" Tue o"uo"' anu N.Y. w"
res'ed' anu Drought 0e'0's INC .oa',. ' ,
snort iee'u's " Ms nV"0'' :" "u"" " ,.'
MIN 10 '0"k OUT 10. n' p's",'"0 P'0f''"'''e'
nereai'er' ne was u'''""'se'' " '"e P''"s"'
Of only siz.o"
MOndsy-rhe usual delegation OF r0r''aha
tummers were In town SUNDAY h'sn'' anu uh-
fortunately for them, two OF their NUMBER
Charlie, Smith, and Frank Goodrich, were
sei,ed by couple OfIill's Vigilant Committee.
This morning tbese gentlemen appeared before
his Honor. to have their sins carefully weighed
In the scales OF JUSTICE hoping " "ou'a " ircc-
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