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

law.
Mayor Lowell has sold twenty acres Of vaiu.
able land On Beach street to Mr.. Ramery Deer
ing. So
In the gale Of last week, Mr.. Edward RumerJ
who lives on the Old Orchard Rood. had on'
arm and his nose broken, BY barn door taker
Oh its hinges and hurried fariOusly at him. HI
Is farmer. about 30 years Of age. but hi
wounds Are doing well. under the care Of DR.
Warren Of Biddeford.
Mr.. Joseph y. Jordan. No. 40 Beach street.
has sold his house and . number Of acres o.
land. TO Mr.. Fowler. Mr.. Jordan Is to move Il
PreepOrt. -
Mr.. Daniel 8 Toppan has sold his 6ricl
house. No. So Beach street. together with eighI
acres Of land, to Mr.. Henry Riversmith.
A little son of Mr.. d. r. Hamilton Will,
paying in the street, corner Of Beach and
Middle streets, Monday. Was run over by .
wagon. No bones were broken, and the LITTLE
fellow is doing we'll.
kENNkbUNk.
Last Monday as laborer by the name Of NJ
Burke, was riding on wood train, passing un-
der the iidge near Keunebunk station he wa'
Knocked Dat. and considerably ipjurrd. Luckily
the train was going slow or he would have beer
killed.
NORTH BERWICK.
The next session Of the York County Quar-
terly meeting Of +. Baptist win be hell with
the Rev. Mr.. Nason's church, No. Berwick on
wednesday and Thursday Of next week. Nov,
ID and 81. r. 80
ALFRED.
During the late gale the barn OF widow Ju.
dith Written was blown over. The gale was
very severe in this town.
Mr. Noah Marsh Of Acton, while gathering
apples the other day, fell from the tree, and 70
injured the spiuai cori As to conhne him to his
bed, and Il Is doubtful II he RECEIVERS.
The following Is list Of first premiums
awarded at the last Show Of the Shapleish and
Acton Agricultural Society:
Sewell Morrison. working oxen; Daniel W.
Kicker. drawing match; Ivory Goodwin. pillow.
ing; Geo. W Lord, fat cattle; Jonathan Pres
colt, matched oxen; Cyrus Grant. yrs. steers;
Gs. W. Lord, 2 yrs. steers. Geo. W. Lord,
yearlings; Cyrus Grant. bulls; Joshua NJ.
Young. cows; Lyman R. BuIzell, family horsesr
Henry r Thing, stations; Edmund Goodwin.
blowing with horses; Charles Staples. breeding
mares; Cyrus Grant. gents driving horse;
John Hubbard, yrs colts; David Horne, jr.,
3yrs colts; Danl W. Kicker, yrs colts; Syl.
yester Gsrvin. yr colts; Eli Runnels. best
buck; Charles Morrison, best eve sheep;
David Horn. IT,, best wethcr Joseph d. San
born. fock Of sheep Ivory Goodwin. swine /;
Mrs. John ". Garyin, butter; Mrs Charles Nor
r'son. cheese; Miss Sarah II. Mullen, bread; Z.
W. Bcdwell. beans; James Saywari, trace Of
corn; David Horn, jr. beets; Dan'l W. Kicker,
carrots; David Horn. jr, turnips;J. ID. Sanborn,
pumpkins; Ivory Goodwin. tomatoes; Danl W.
Kicker, squash; James Bur,ell, potatoes; J. d.
Kicker. winter apples; Moses Langley, fall APP
pies; J. d. Kicker, pears; Horace Bodwell,
grapes; Mrs James II. Burrell, carpets; Mrs X.
II. Thing. rugs; Lyman r. BurIell, best half
bushel wheat, Hsrsce Boiwell, best half bhshel
oats; T. ". Bodwell, best half bushel barley;
Mrs Paul Sanborn. best preserves; Mrs Charles
Morrison, wooden cloth; Mrs d +. Titcomb,
full cloth; Miss Fanny Fowler, quilts; Miss
Mary NJ. Young, counterpane; Mrs Chas. Con-
ant Coyerlet.
Near the Short Sands Beach, where the Hon.
n. G. Marshall Is erecting his spacious Hotel.
Is the "Isoaring Rock, where the watcfs'of the
ocean ebb and flow under ground long disi
tance-the end thereof has never been ascer.
taincd. At the entrance Of the cavity, as the
water recedes, q rumbling noise is heard, re-
sembling the rumbling noise II thunder at .
distance. The cavity has never been explored,
although great many who visit II 50 into Ii
,ey, raj hundred feet, without finding an end or
bottom. II flows in from the sea. "Bsh Head
Cliff Is another great natural curiosity in York.
where many vessel, have foundered. and where
many valuable lives have persisted. The Bluff
or Cliff is about 20 or 80 feet high, Of solid rock.
entirely perpendicular. with few crcviees or
notchcs up its rugged and dragged sides, against
which the storms Of the Ocean make terrible
and awful dashing. which seems to say to the
surging pillows, "T'hus far shalt thou 80, and
no farther" A young man. whose name we
10 not now recollcct, wended his way up this
perilous precipice to Its top, few years since,
much to the establishment Of his behollers. II
Is about 9 miles east Of 'Savage Rock" now
knowa on our charts rs the 'Nubble." in which
the government few years ago appropriated
$500 for Light House, but which was aban-
doued by the Light House Board at the time
the United States survey was made along the
coast. which we think should not have been
done.
We understand that steamers win run the
coming season to an from Boon Island, the Isle
Of Shoals, &C.. to accommodate social parties
and boarders who may visit and patronire the
large public houses now being erected In York
BY Mr.. Marshall apd Messs. Grant & Slywari
and others. Ia >.
xIrTERr.
The U. s steamer "NArragansett" went into
commission last week, and sailed for the South
Atlantis Squadron via. New York, from this
Yard. ....... "-. ...
Messrs. woodman & Hin, Of Saco, have just
completed ono Of the finest French-roof houses in
Kite. y. for Mr.. VIM. II. Sanboru.
We understand that Mr.. 8. +. Shaw, former
ly OF SscO, has purchased beautiful residence
for himself in Kittery. being the pleas,ntest To-
cation on the main street. and the grounds well
orr.,pcntsd with shrubbery,