The Union and journal., 1870-05-20

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There IS to DC aeonSen''On Oh "e ''Oo'a
Schools OF this county he'd ~ 'ne A'A'"' ''' -
Baptist church so"e ''ne IN tue s.0,"a ".> :"
Jane- ! peiesAu0r' De'su0 ''O'n - ~ -.
Schools IN 'ne county Aie sAis' w" =
wednesday. n carPen'er oy the name OF
Charles Merrill, Mt work on the new YATES
House" at the POo., slipped from eask on
which he was standing, and chi-el that he
held In his hand was driven into his chest be
tween the fourth and ffth ribs. making such
wound. that the air circulated through il. DIR.
warrcn was Immediately summoned, and done
everything possible for him, but the wound is .
serious one.
Lately passing down Water st. in the vicinity
OF the Shipyari we became impressed with q re-
marl,h,e n.rfame raf,ei to US from some mys-
i ,eriou, rcr;on. Not quite as bal as defunct
army mule, or overpowering as slaughter house
oa,l vet il was decidedly ,iissgrecable. We
son discovered the source. The Gas Company
have long been accustomed to drain of their re-
fuse coal tar from the rear OF their works; acruss
Pike st. thrOugh'Cspt. Perkins old place, now
owned by Mr.. Sullivan, thence into the city
drain, gradually finding its way into the river.
1t chOkes up the drain completely under Water
ST. being backed up by the tides and on the
whole causes most d'sasreeaoe s'ench irOm
one years end 70 ano'ner "n,'n "ou" "O'
be toiera'ed IN any 0'ner part .. INC 0.S ~,
week. ferhapsh may oe cOn''uers' nsi"ns
hy those WHO inhao" 'ne 'Ocaai'y' ou' 'e''''"9
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.Anothsr cool object for the Health Committee
to notice is the slaugher-hOuse on Hill st. The
olor from that is excessively annoying and dis
agreeable to those living in that portion Of our
city calel the Heights Something should be
done before warmer weather sets in. whe, the
stencil is awful OBSERVER.
The block known as Porter anil Gurney s
block situated on Cuts st, Biddefori. caught
Gre on the roof from sparks from the chimley.
Wednesday 18th, fortunately being discovered
was !sasily extinguished.
The loss sustained by the Albany City Iusur-
ance Co.. ON Hlll's Block, Saco was settled to
the satisfactiou Of all parties before the building
was repaired. J, NJ. Goodwin s Go. represent
this company.
Mr.. Nathaniel Currier has recently purchased
house No. 8 irving Street.
...or,,irr ~ the Lewiston Journ,, there are
about 1000 French Canadians in Lewiston. 1851
In ,hi, city, and 257 in saco.
Co... .o ~ ,,;,,;,. two nav duo,,incs
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IL :, -. D., !. ho,r, r,r;,Ilv com,Ie,sd
r.. ,,,,,,;n, h,. hs.r r,;r,.i and tho room,
rl,s,erel There are thirty new rooms. The
new main dining room Is 10 30. When the
house is completed we win furnish full de-
scription Of it. e...r. ...r...
We hear that Capt. Hill the proprietor Of the
steamer Augusta Is rapidly disposing OF family
and season tickets. The success Of Capt. Hills
enterprise. is we trust assured. - n
We learn that Mr.. Benj. F. Graves who ro-
Gently sold his house on Sullivan ST.. contemp-
lates building on Alfred st. this summer.
4 street ought TO be constructed at once
from Birch st. to Green st. Part OF the land
the city can have for nothing, and the remain-
der could probably be bought cheap, as some
fine house lots would be opened.
the city last year, arc reported to DC a'reany
dead or dying. This is In great uesree AZ
trieu'ae'e TO e'reie7s"eSS IN Se"'"s 0"''
This has been the quietest week OF the year
with the police Hardly lOdger to rele'e
the monotony Of the station.
Drummers are as "thick as auturnnal leaves"
in the city at present
Mr. Robert Adams is finishing the upper
stories Of his part Of the new block Of Nesss.
Emmons, Gooch AMI Adams on Main ST.
,fossrs Gooch & Haincs at their large quar-
ries ON 'rani'e s'ree' are ge""s o'' H"s0
quantities oil ahne quality OF grih''e' ine''
new steam engine works ike charm lt'ns
pcnderous pieces ot stOne' as easily Us ehid