Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1886-11-16
State News.
AHDRoscoGGIN.

AHDRoscoGGIN.
A wealthy uncle of two Lewiston vouny
men recently died in Dublin, leaving the
Lewiston gentlemen the snug sum of $40, 900.
CUMBERLAND.
The Bridgton News says that petitions. are
being circulated. and numerousiy signed, to
have the old mail line re-established between
Bridgton and Portland
FRANKLIN
Pennington lady whose property was
uninsured, became so alarmed by the frs,
1re, by which StoyelPs barn was DESTROYED.
that she, that very afternoon, affected an in
surance of $1,000 upon her house. This
dwelling was among those consumed 10 the
second and greater fire.
KENNEBEc
Mr.. NJ. NJ Bartlett has resigned his sosi-
ton as superintendent of the North Wayne
Tool o., and will go into business at Port
land. Mr.. VIM. Barclay of Win.ted, Conn.
succeeds him, says the Winthrop Budget.
Clara E. Pease. the woman who was
stabbed Wednesday night BY Patrick
Sweeney, left the police station Saturday
not serious. Sweeney was held BY Judge
Hicks in $1,000 jnds for assault with intent
to kill.
four days fair given in Rockland bv
Edwin LIBBY Post G. A. R. closed Friday
night with grand ball. Crowds have been
in attendance day and night. The doners
have been plenty and given literally. 1t has
been perfect success in every respect. 1t
is estimated about $1,000 have been Melted.
LINCOLN.
Steamer Wiwurna has gone into quarters
for the winter at Decker's Cove. Southport.
PENoBsCor.
Mr.. c. H. Cutler, the new pastor of the
First Congregational church. in Bangor is to
be installed next Friday evening.
SOMERSET.
NoRRIDGEwoCk Our correspondent writes
Nov. 10: The Ladies' Relief of Bates Post,
u. A. X are to give an entertainment or
Wednesday evening of next week, consisting
of vocal and instrumental music. and recita
tiOns. The Post holds campfire at Smith
field this evening-W. H. Sawtelle and wife
propose to have q house warming on the
occasion of moving into their new house, the
date of which is not yet fixed Capt. A. F.
Lewis has sold out his business here to J T.
Welch.-D E. Taylor has been quite sick
with mumps. but Is recoverihg.-r The first
snow of the season fell this morning. tough
northeaster. -The roof of the Eaton school
building is being shingled The present term
of the school has been very satisfactory and
closes the oath inst. Prof Taylor is to con-
tinue in charge.
Ed. McClintock of Bingham was GINNING
out of thr hou'e one day holding q
shotgun, "a it'll one hand over the muzzl-
He dropped the bait of the gun on
to the step below him. when, the
hammer Catching on the step, the piece
was discharged, completely running the hand.
The physician fears that lock jaw may be the
result, says the Fairfield Journal.
WALDO.
PALERMo.-Our correspondent writes, Nov
10: VIM. r. Osgood. of Palermo, recently
received ten choicey bred horses from a
well known horse dealer, r NJ. Treadwell of
Boston. to take care of the coming year
Among the number may be mentioned a fine
looking five years old stallion, well known in
Boston and vicinity as Victor" This young
stallion is bold looking fellow, of fine build
and style, and beautiful mahogany bay. He
ia of the famous Wilkes family, and shows
without training 2 40 gait. There are two
two-vear-old stations. "AlGine" and "roni.
my Wilkes" both of high promise, and will
no doubt make very valuable horses at matur-
ity. Besides these are several fine looking
brood mares and fillies. Mr.. Osgood also
has charge of a young stallion known in
Palermo as "Mascot," being three years old,
of good stvle, color and gait. Young MAS
cot" is of Hambletonian descent, strong and
muscular, and of beautiful dapple chestnut
color. making him a valuable stock horse
Mr.. Osgood makes specially of keeping and
training horses at a fair compensation, and
all may feel assured that horses committed to
his care will be well cared for and disciplined
LIBERTY.-Walter l. Neal, of this town, is
selling large number of Prescott organs to
parties in this and neighboring towns.
A dispatch from Vineyard Haven, Mass,
saws: Schooner Mary Jane Arey from New
York. of and for Winterport. Me-, cargo coal,
foued another vessel at Edgartown Saturday
morning and had her stern badly damaged.
She afterwards went ashore in the harbor.
The Maine Red Granite Company have
secured another order of $1,000 for red
granite plant cases for the capitol at Wash
ington. These plant cases form part of the
terrace that is being built around the north,
west and south sides of the capitol, and
which is considered to be the finest terrace
in the world. The Red Beach granite now
extends all along the south side, and this
years contract will complete the entire length
of the west or principal front of the capitol.
There was fire in the sash and blind
factory at Searsport last week and ii was
thought to be of incendiary origin
The owners of the spool mill at Searsport
have given a bond of $500 that they will
sell out before October 1887, for $4,000.
The stock is being manufactured as fast as
possible. aud the machinery will eventually
be moved to Dixfield
YORK.
The contract for extending the breakwater
at Saco river, for which the government ap
preparation of Sl2, 800 was recently made,
has been awarded to George Andrews of Bid
deford, at SO cents per ton. There were
seven bidders.
Never give up the ship. DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup will cure you as it has done others.