The Portland daily press., 1872-03-01

laUx w found IN bn brOxau or1
The other was SO badly hurt. that she is depriy-
cd of The mower to move it.
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10 .iosa a'' a mumber of nerso1s have cr"ssod
on the ice from the mainland to Deer Isle.
Some vessels have entered the Reach, not know
ing that it was closed, and were troubled to get
out again j't Fl III @3 II 49,
rpN-yrppc cousry NA
,, $3.50. T..,-so
!. The journal says neIgeat JACKSON G OK the Ma
tonai MlhtaIy Asylum az togus, mas had
wlndIall, anu mas peeo,.ao o p o'i ~ 'Ie JACK
s Saa,' ;,,y U hr tbe CLERK Of corts ths
peen INFORMED Dy Inc eieLA ~ ooui.s !nat tne
s150o Sergeant Jackson Immediately wrote to
" o',+bor;f;os 70 dadnct tho cost Of conrt "a
sand hin, tba balance ner exnress rTha casa
hos haan over 1ifteen wears in LITIGATION 0A'0
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Inc henneoeo yOu atta,doS o ~ W learn that
boil at 4mousta On Tuesday became ;nto1;cat0
cd rasnIti5o in a street fight and the knocL;ng
90, "f ,,oi;ea of.icar A'ns
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sss,--e. KNOX COUNTY. n--
The cabinent factory in South Union, owned
and occupied by Brown Bros, took fire Tues
day and was totally destIoyea together with
h ~ Ioss $4,000 No Insurance. The iI are
caugbt in the attic Init in what Eway Il not
known. II -aF- s's5gsas7e'',s
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TONS in connection with the citv povarnnsept Of
Rockland and for wears was general insnector of
Lime for that city. died February oath
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The Wing says on Iuesday night small
house on the Avenue road, some three miles
from Bangor proper, occupied by D. L. Smith,
was totally destroyed by fire, which is supposed
to have originated from a defective chimney.
Inc family barely escaped WIN their lives, and
cons"ned FORE ANYTIME could he saved fro
tine clothing household goods winter;s nrn-
visions ETC.. ali going with The build;ne T RTo
| loss is estimated at $500 to 500; no Insurance.
.1..~,Io IL, &c 80,
Chs Cobrn If =, span Ii,eS 70
I day He was hauling gravel to the A er;cnltnr.
| al College when the horses were Frightened ran
on IN the St;llwater branch inmned across t .@
on cmv W ' amd ons of them was Killed os Two t
bT;doa across tbe canal w w
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Cue .,;M a. says Sns Masonic
Oruen ~ UGa Ely Mi' TIE st a eI9cI
ncsun;sd NV Stores and tbe fron ~ the S n
Y M anu ~ .,9 LII ~ VIC secono
HIGH and when completed will be one Of the I'm n
| est in the State. .7aErs I'd -
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| An OLD deer ana TWO young ones, the latter
ABOUT tWo-tnirds grown We're taken alive on the
LII, a Lonu rev aays slnee. Iney
otaJ ~, Sot,,rau - aSS,,,,,e tIa Eah;I;., IN
posed by the removal of the shire. 'by nearly a
unanimous VOTE also that workmen are engag-
ed day and night getting the offices and vaults
ready for acceptance by the County sCommiss-
toner's by the first OF March The ground floor
OF Williams block, opposite the Skowhegan
House, has been leased for the County offices,
and Coburn Hall for Court House. II
l. WALDO COUNTY. ga 5fMT
The Ralfast zo,r,o, savs tbare ia q man in
that citv whoss boots are 90 LARGE that he cant
tnrn around in mich less snace than a onarter
f ~. u ~ st,1" a. Sa,a
the other day. and they had to put him on the
turn-table to get him pointed right.
The Journal says Mr. Cox, barber, of Belfast,
who was in the Fourth regiment during the
war, received ball through the face, which
carried away a portion of his palate, making it
difficult for him to talk distinctly. DR. d. N.
Merrill dentist, who has been with Dr. Lom-
bard, has fitted an artificial palate for Mr. Cox,
with which he can talk we'll and furnishes a
4 great relief. 1t is q very ingenious piece of
work. -
IS The Belfast Journal saws one day last week a
Young man by the name of Bennett. from