Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-02-06

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The City Marshal Of Lewiston has offerei
q reward of $500 for the apprehension of tn,
perpetrator of the Golf outrage If that CITY
An enthusiastic Lewiston man. a dealer il
cattle, has just purchased in Greene. pail
of steers, for 500. with which he expects te
''clean out everything at the next State fair
They are Durhams, are only ten months old
and girt five feet and three inches. Thi:
| same gentleman recently purchased a $l7J
jersey COW, which he sold the other day to a
New York man for $1,000. She is to be
sent by express, on a regular passenger train,
and the expressage will cost sl25.
CUMBERLAND.
about l2 years old. was sliding down a stree,
in Portland. when his sled ran into horse
attached to pair of hobs. He struck the
hobs with such force that he was damned IN
der them so that good deal of strength was
necessary to pull him from beneath them.
His jaw was fractured and his forehead bad
ly crushed He was taken TO his home. and
the doctor called. The doctor thinks there
will be ne chance for the boys recovery
should brain fever set in.
FRANKLIN.
The Chronicle says rather singular case
was brought before Justice Russell at
Pennington, Saturday, Leonard Voter of
New Vineyard, being complainant, and Mrs.
). NJ. Stewart of the same place. defendant.
1t seems that a small piece of land along the
line between Voter and Mrs. Stewart, is in
dispute, notwithstanding the latter has been
in peaceable possession of il more than thirty
years. Upon this disputed territory are some
trees, and Voter accompanied by man of
The same name, and Mr.. Look. commenced
to fell the trees and cut into wood. All went
well for a while, but shortly, Mrs. S, armed
with blackened portion of an alder stick
shaped like pistol. appeared upon the scene
and warned the trespassers to leave. Voter
threw up his arms and gasped for breath, and
all three fed. Justice X. fined Mrs Stewart
Sl.0O and costs. The case goes TO the
Supreme Court on appeal.
The Chronicle says it is estimated that ii
will require. at least, 1900 cords of lumber
to supply NE three factories, at New Vine
yard, whereby spools, boxes, bowels, etc,
are made. exclusive of that required by the
three saw-mills which are in active operation.
executing orders for large amount of build
ing material.
The Chronicle SAYS the four men recently
injured by the railroad accident at Phillips
are all doing finely. Jones. Farmer and
Timothy Stewart are walking about the streets,
and Verger is up and about the house.
KNOX.
The Herald saws: Among the names on the
list of voters in the town of Camden, that of
Richards is most numerous, occurring "a
times, while that of Thorndike occurs
twenty times and next come Andrews and
Young with nineteen each.
4 correspondent of the same paper thinks
that ''rumtite. outlatenite and drunkenfite'
should be added to the list of minerals found
in that region, as there is more of the latter
in Camden, than of the other varieties.
OXFORD.
Mexico people are busy getting ash. poplar,
birch and other timber in large quantities.
for rakes, oOthpicks, lamp-lighters, pulp,
etc, etc.
A friendly rivalry exists between the check
er players of South Paris and Norway,
which has probably resulted ere this in a
match between the players of these two vii
lagos for the grand championship.
PENoBscor.
Mr.. Fred Atwood, of Winterport, is filling
large orders fer rubber coated scythes.
Mr.. Kelleher, the supposed Bangor small
pox patient, has been discharged from the
pest house, we'll and hearty. The city
physician, under whose care Mr.. Kelleher
has been. says it was not case of small
pox.- Wing.