The Portland daily press., 1872-11-22
STATE NEWS.
ANDROaCOGGIN COUNTY

ANDRosCoGGIN COUNTY.
Balm in the air and apple Juice in the streets
says the Lewiston Journal If it continues there
may be 'balmy" time.
The Mechanic Falls murder sensation hasex
plOded because it has been ascertaned that the
boy Elwell, who suffered murder most foul, had
run away to sea- rs
The Auburn Cadets gave an exhibition drill
Tuesday evening in Auburn Hall, showing pro-
fclency OF drill says the Journal.
ARoosTooK COUNTY.
A correspondent says that the epizootic is in
terferng with the prompt commencement of
lumber operations and retarding all business.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
The Pennington Chronicle says that DR.. C.
d. Tuck of that town, realized $110S0 from
ten South Down sheep-$31. 80 for wool and 1919
for lambs.
The Farmers Clubs aredebating the question
of cheese factories in Franklin county If a
Strong cheese factory is success they think
any other may be.
HANCOCK COUNTY.
Hay is plenty in Ellsworth at from ST. to $40
a ton. 7e.Fa 4 Fs sfae.
Galen Barbour died of small pox in Els
worth last Friday, says the american
An Ellsworth merchant gave poor man a
lot of groceries, who at the same time stole
pair Of boots of the kind hearted donor.
On Eruay evening the barn OF Edward q.
pilliilss Oh Llttie Oeer Isle, was burned. FIT
and some sheer were destroUad Isl eooo
insurance. Eg Fg rs
A. B. Newman of fremont, has been ap-
pointed Light Keeper at Mt. Desert, in place of
Otis W Kent, Tpsigned.- Capt. Mark w. Hodx--
don first assistant to same light.
Oscar A. Richardson of Cranberry Isle, has
received the appointment of INSPECTOR of French
mans Bay District, in place of S. A. Holden,
resigned.
Castine is taking measures. to secure direct
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903 90 tons. have been hni1f The mast saasan IL; in
the District of Frenchman's Bay In addition
to the above, vessel between 800 and 400 TONS
nearly ready to be launched, is on the stocks
in Franklin, and work is going on on several
vessels IN oinerent parts OIL the district
KENNEBEC COUNTY.
Lambard's car factory anil mach;no sbo,> j.,
Augusta bas been greatly enlarged, and is an
industry that the State may we'll he proud of.
The Kennebec, from Augusta to Richmond,
Is one or the busiest parts OF the State.
The Governor and Council will count the
Presidential vote next Wadp.sdav 'No
,nost;nr of tha .+oo,,,,a,1ou,ae A.,
Central Railroad will be held in the Town HaIi
at Waterville, on Tuesday Dec. 3J. to take Sc.
ton respecting the proposition to lease the
Somerset railroad
Kcnt,s HI, cor-rosno,,,aao,,ao> ~
rr,,,,.aorD. n ID no puene
and fractured two Of bis yibs His hoai hJ,i
which has been very poor for some time, had
improved greatly.
The boys have been skating ON some of the
ponds about here lately
11Nco,.y oo,-yrv
The Gardiner Journal saws that Treat Lane
q Co., are going Immediately to rebuild their
mill which was burned in Whitefeld or rather
they are not a-goinp to build II thar 49, "
Puddle-dock in Alma They expect to have If
running by January.
pENoBscor COUNTY. ~
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of Hncolu, brags about one is months old at
the time of his sudden death. that weighed Coz
pounds.
The F. S,N A Railw,v ORR a,,;r -.
s;va nra,,ara 80 a. - ~ are nlah,ng extern
com;pg w;ntar ~ ''o'u sno" olocKade the
R.naor ronor+s ...a
cents . hrsh opoi'' Po'"'oes piehty at ~ 10 10
g.,
Geu. hersey OF Bangor, who has been confin-
ed knee is allie to be sho"t Phs' ny spran
Clutches. 10 '''i0 " 70 '''ou' WIN 'ne help OF
sAGADAHoc COUNTY.
The Bath Times saws that two ladies in West
Bath (mother and daughter,) without any male
help gathered eighty bushels of turnips in three
days. besides getting their four loads of wood
eacn DAY Ihey still keep up the wood bust
ness, at the rate OF three or four loads per day.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
1t is said that the rails If tho so,,or,o. 49,,
road 80 taIf Ia 0 A"i's VI WIG ooheFset Tall-
Slxowbaoon is 70 bovo . oo,,rs .e ,s,.
tures hv Prsf q r RrscLatt ~. &C o. puolc Iec-
leoe "oNe'' VI no"ooih ooi-
Sn.,,.,,, .e.
o"eutu"y "5eeIhooh .. \. Gonant Oh SkoWhe-
sters which he was to sell as the forfeit of an