Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-04-17
State News.
ASDROsCOGGIS.

A brassy. but glib fellow has been pe-am.
bulating the country recently, pretending to
desire to purchase farm. He bargained
for several. Near Lisbon Falls he engaged
one, together with the stock. farming imple-
ments. etc. He stopped over night with the
hospitable farmer, and in the moring he wa. in
so great haste to get away to make arrnge-
ments for the contamination Of his trade that
he was with difficulty persuaded to stop 20
breakfast Several hours after his departure
il was found that few dollars in money in a
portemonnaie lying in a room where he had
sat had also departed.
Two II years old boys were arreste,,in Lew
iston, Fast Day, for drunkenness, and max
ing great uproar. There were no other ar
Tests.
1t is reproted that plonghing has begun
along the Androscoggin.
At Wiscasset, Hon. J. NJ. HAYNES has a
schooner of 500 tons in frame, is stretching
the keel for another schooner of $50 TONS and
is getting out the frame for steam tugboat
% feet long. to be built at once He has lust
completed twO-storied shipya ard mill 30 feet
BY 20 feet.
PESoBsCoT.
The stockholders of the Bangor and Pts
cataquis railroad held special meeting
Wednesday, for the following purposes To
see if the company will locate, extend and
complete its railroad from some point in its
present me u soh,e point u, or near the
'oot Vi "ooseneAu iaNe' anu cause 10 De
Pu'.h"'eo anu 'l"he'eiieo W ','e Guy ., na.,
soa 'ne .onu ,'o o o 10, VI saiu ran,
money necessary to locate, extend and com
plete said railroad. and for the purchase of
said second mortgage bonds of said railroad
company. and to authorize the directors to
proceed, as soon as satisfactory arrange ments
are made to issue bonds and execute a mort
gage TO two trustees, upon the whole of the
said railroads and its franchises. appuryen.
ances, rolling stock and all other personal
property then held and which NAV be there
after acquired to secure said bonds, and to
locate, build and complete said extension as
'oo" 40 r".',. ""' " uo ""u e''o' ~
s"t o'nei "o' VI "''' "''Or ."'u vi. my
nee.h NECESSARY ]" ."n'pIete sa'u roa!. anu
~; ~. puaem,. a"a h ,a"' ~ w. sa,' Guy vi
SAoADAmoc.
Tho r.x sb;, William " S,,rhuct ia n,
tho Al e demo, wharf Rail, loaJing with
lncomo,;ves which arc =, h.. t,t.n to the
pac;fc co.st
III. lron r,r,.;, i, Columbian hall R.,b
III. e. eror, a ,.s 10, wodno.dov n;rb,
a,r;ng a narformance but Mr. A. NJ
Uanrbton a vonng man in the audience
opickIv extinouisbed il with hi. hands almost
before any one noticed that ANYTHING was the
,,a,,ar III. audience loudly .pnIauded tbs
nromn,ness of the Young man.
p''"p'"
Inc Reporter says tna' ,"e '1iioN"s Is
-, y, ,ho Mach term of .onr, in Somerse,
Ia phnJos % Jamas u Pbodos
C,.,, II Ch.n,horI,;, .. NJ L Cham.
haria;n Avis walker va William T wal.
b.. anr;a RIake va Fred W RlaLe. Abby
II Chairman Va Warren r. Chairman: Mary
A. Walton vs.. Fred A. Walton; Fossie B.
Knowles VS.. Llewellyn K knowles.
WALDO
CT Hal, Of Belfast ha. an order for &C
no,;sheJ rod granite columns for a church ir
Eow work The granite will be ouarried a,
At, Do.ar, and bronubt IN Belfast where il
III, no dressad
Tbs waldo conntv agricultural association
! ha. ;us, received from the State s1lO. Thi.
:" ~ g., sss;s,anca received from the Stat,
20, 60 a. ,hs society has not been ;r
.ol so an,,r;nh;rr cond;,;on NJ late The Stat,
.nn,nnr;a,es . c.rta;p amount for this pur
"pr ard Tho f.;r las, fall came mn to IN,
p"e.i " =. -a,a;xa IA
Searsmopt will be we'll represented at tn,
coming term OF court. having one case OF INTEND
ed murder, another for horse steaiine, whii'
still another is supposed to be case Of oiack
mail.
| Searsports new National oanS issued IL
first bill last week
| WASHINGTON.
III, u.r.lJ .,x. that a. singular epidemi,
vaian, =, Harr;,g,on The .ymptom. o
-. .sxsrs cold attended nv more q
80 al sort Of Temporary insanity
Tsse - =, one time been thirty peopl,
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Pneumonia is prevalent in Biddeford vicin