davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-10-30
Picked Up in nIId-Ocean.

Monday the llth of February, was q dark,
rainy day in the South Atlantic Ocean. The
schooner Carrie E. Long, Of Stockton, Me-. on
her voyage from BuenOs Ayres to New York,
bad reached point Just south OF the equator
and about 200 miles from the Brazilian coast
Nothing was TO be seen in any direction, when
all at once the lookout shouted cot, "A sail 7"
At the same instant husky cry was heard by
the seamen on the deck. All looked in the d.
rection whence the cry came and laughed az the
lookout for his announcement that sail was in
sight All that was to be seen was 40 uneven
mass OF bamboo, not ten feet square, in the mid
die of which half-naked black man was kneel-
ing upon box. The only sail visible was shirt,
discOlored with sea water, which was flying FROM
q slender bamboo pole. Besides the man was
rusty kerosene can !; in his hand q rude paddle
which he used to support his feeble body as be
raised himself to shout for help. The raft was
20 narrow and 50 low in the water that every
slight wave rolled over il from stem to stern
The man shouted necessarily, bot now and then
the sound died away in his throt, and the hear
ers only knew that be had shoqted By the con-
vulsive action OF his mouth aud CHA
A boat was lowered from the Carrie E. Long
and made its way toward the raft Tie man
continued to shout, although rescue was so nigh.
dis cries we're not iHtelligible. bat it could be
distinguished that be used no Eogiish. AS the
boat leared the raft Que Of the sailors pushed of
again with an exclamation. The man on the
raft uttered scream of despair. what did you
do that for p the mate asked. The offending
sailor made no reply. bat pointing underneath
the raft FolIoEing his finger the others saw
three or four immense sharks swimming Ieisurely
there Nov and then O0s would thrust its nose
between the light bamboos as If TO pry them
spart More than oncs the open mouth of one
could be seen raisiDg itself over the top Of the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-10-30
How She gave .he Census.
IpetroIt Free Press.1

Detroit Free Press.I
When the census-taker raped at the door Of
q certain Detroit cottage on Crawford street, the
other day. and wondered if the woman would set
the dog on him or douse him with dish-water
q great DISAPPOINTMENT awaited him. She open
ed the door softly, snuffed the air to see il he
smeled of lghtning-rods and then threw it open
for HIN to enter.
Madam, am making canvass Of the city"
he began.
All sit down." she replied, and as he began
opening his book she continued There are five
of US in the family. and we paid 500 down on
this place My husbands name is Peter, his
age is forty-two, and he came IRON a mean fami-
y. His father was always having lawsuits about
dogs. and his mother was the greatest gossip in
Elmira. Have you got that down ?"
He granted assent, aud she continued
- My name is Alvina Sarah, and | was born
in"
:" l do not care to know where you we're born,
madam" he interrupted.
swell. carel" she exclaimed, "it makes o
great deal Of difference whether | was born 10
Africa or Boston, and want it put down. As
was saying, was born in Boston in 1888. Put
down that came Of good family"
Madam, you don't understand-you-n
Don't understand that came Of good
u uhc " huOH VI DO5tOu
which carried their noses higher than the Roger
SEES Put down that my father was in the Next
can war"
IL haven't any such thing, sir. Put down
that my mother was killed by an explosion in q
quarry. Her and father we're"
1" How many children have you, madam 7"
a Have you got mother down 2"
mo, madam. You SEQ L am taking the
census of the city"
Well" she said. given him dangerous look.
{" / had the typhoid fever at the age OF fifteen.
and for weeks and weeks hung on the edge OF
the grave. l bore up as well as was able,
and"
+" Five in the family-how manv children ?"
He suddenly asked.
" Put down that bore up !" she commanded
" And that one night when the watchers were
asleep crept out of bed and took drink Of"
" Haven't you pat down that i hung on the
edge of the gravel"
q No. madam"
Aren't you going to :"
the census Of Detroit. | desire to ascertain"
4" You can't ascertain it here, sir = she snap
ped. If my sickness, which cost over two hun
bred dollars, isn't good enough TO go in the
book then you don't get line herel"
Let me ask you"
"No use asking for any Of our photographs.
sir. If you get 'em anywhere and put our pic
lures in that book we'll make il hot for you !
Good.dsy. sir-good-dayp '
He stood on the step signing, and she called
through the door
My grandfather was also bitten to death BY
an alligator but won't give you any Of the par
ticuiars ! You want to walk p
he passed on souosfuly wondering IL the
next woman's mother was blown of bridge or
carried down the river on hay-stack.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-10-30

DANIEL WEBSTER once dined with an old Bos-
ton merchant, and when they came to the vine
dusty old bottle was carefully decanted BY the
servant and passed to the host. Taking the
bottle, he filed webster's glass and handed it to
him. Then pouring out another for himself he
held it to the hight, and said allow do you like
it. Mr.. Websterp Il think it fine specimen
Of old port" Nov, can you guess what il cost
met" askei the host Surely not" said Web
ster; II only know that II is excellent" ~Well,
now, can tell yoo. for made careful estimate
the other day. When add the interest to the
first price, ind that il cost me the sum Of Just
81. per glass" GOOD gracious, you dou't say
30 p cried Webster; and then draining his glass
he presented it again, with the remark, Fill il
up again as quick a. you can, for l want to stop
that coufounded interest" M
The Hawaiian gazette., 1878-10-30

10 great confusion. and, in spite Of logical re-
statement Of the case by Senator Toombs, the
doctor lost aud Peter Bennett won.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-12-05
Municipal Elections.

Boston, Mass. Dec. 80.
Elections for Mayor were held today and
resulted a. follows in the following cities ::
Chelsea, Andrew j. Bacon, Rep, who " as
the only candidate; Cambridge. Samuel l.
Montague, Rep, present Incumbent who
bad no opposition; Somerville, Geo. ID.
Bruce. Rep. only candidate; Haverhll no
choice, the Republican candidate lacking
two votes OF a majority. There were two
candidates. Springfield. l.. J. Powers,
supported By dissatisfied Republicans, But
Ter men and Abbott Democrats The Re-
publican Aldermen and most of the Conn-
ell were elected. Holyoke. Mayor Whit
ney, Rep, was reelected; Lawrence
james L. Simpson, Rep. The City Gov
eminent stands II Republicans and Dem
ocrats. Taunton, o. ;. Paige. Rep. was
today reelected Mayor By a plnrslity of
2l5 over \. ;. Williams The Board OF
Aldermen will be composed of 20 license
and one prohibitionist. This changes the
complexion of the City Government which
was prohbitory last year. The principal
contest was for the Aldermen.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-12-05

-LineWs Living Age for 1879. The ext, =
offer TO new subscribers for 1879, and the
reduced clubbing rates, are worthy of note
10 the prospectus OF this standard periodi-
cal published in another column. The re-
markable success of The Living Age is
well attested by the fact that on the LIST Of
January next begins its one hundred and
fortieth rOlume. II affords the only salts
factorily complete compendium of current
literature which Is now richer than ever
before in the work OF the ablest writer's
upon all topics OF interest. 1t merits care
full attention in making u selection Of read
ing matter for the new year. The more
numerous the periodicals, indeed, the more
valuable becomes = work like this which,
In convenient form and at small expense,
gives the best OF all. Its importance to
American readers can hardly be 0veres-
timated, as no other single periodical en-
ables one, - does this. to keep well In
formed In the beat thought and lltefatars
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-12-05
Meeting Of Boar I'd OF Alderme n

Dec. Ind, 1873.
Mayor Grant in the Chair.
Aldermen present: Cushman, Aiken.
Ellis, Austin and Greedy.
Journal read and approved.
Report of Street Commissioner for the
month of Nov. was presented, accepted
and placed on file.
The Committee appointed to examine
accounts of VIM. o. Mcdonald, late Col
lector of Taxes, presented their report,
which was referred TO special Committee
Of the Board. with Instructions to report at
next regular meeting what action shall be
taken upon the recommendations in said
Committees report.
Monthly Roll of Accounts amounting TO
e496,25 was passed.
An order was passed authorizing Finance
Committee to make a temporary loan OF
$1,000 to pay a maturing note and other i'm
mediate liabilities.
Bill of A. X. Hooper was indefinitely
postponed.
Bill of Benz. Milliken was referred to Al
derman Aiken with instructions to inquire
into the correctness of same and report Ut
next regular meeting.
VIM. o. MCDONALD,
City Clerk.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-12-05

cloths. they have enough to supply every
one desiring such goods. Among their at
tIactive fabrics Is the Matelasse cloth, an
entirely new, son, beautiful fabric.
DIR. L. X. Jackson's Catarrh Snuff and
Troche powder is highly recommended
for Catsrrh. Colds in the head. Headache,
sore throat. &C. See Advertisement.
M. Gallert & Co., have a very large
Fancy Goods Department, including
worsteds. yarns, merino undervests, no
siery, corsets, gloves, lace goods, etc,
etc. About Nov. LIST. they will open a
full line of Ladies and Children's Furs.
Give them a call and see how low they sell
goods.
The Universal Pile Pills, are sold in
Ellsworth by s. d. Wiggin.
M. Gallert & Co., have one OF the fin
est assOrtments OF dress goods in the
city. They have q large stock OF black
silks, satins, velvets In all colors, cash
meres In all colors. and novelty goods OF
every description. Also great variety OF
dress trimmings. They are largely stocked
with blankets, shawls, nannels, water
proofs, suitings and housekeeping goods.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-12-05
FOR CUSTOM WORK,

Ar 30 sch J Y wyman. Urann. Weehawkcn
Mary Jane Lee. iiaggeTly L.nIoine-
Ar /. sens Dolphin. Young Roundouti victory
Moon, kondoui; brig Myronas, JOY, Boue
Ar Dec 4. sch. Hattie A White Bellatty. Gou-
aises Nov Il { II Macombcr. Goosins. Gonalves
Holden, Mckay, Wehawken. Loduska Curtis,
Port johnson; Trenton. stewart. RondouIi Es-
tella, Ray. Lamoine.
VINEYARD HAyES-Ar p, sch Brave. wooster
Frank lin for New York.
Sid schs Angola and Irving Leslie.
Ar %, schs L II Macombcr. Googns, Mira
goaue 20 days Tor Boston, Encountered gale In
lat. 81. Ion. IS, 70 lost boat. broke mauboom and
gaG David Faust. smith, Gardiner for New
York, Nindora, Mason. Mt Desert, for do, caro-
line Ober Portland for Barren Island.
Sid schs Brave Mludora. Caroline and David
Faust.
Ar u. brig Myronus. JOY, Msrsellles 70 days
Tor Boston.
sli IS sch. Carrie NJ Richardson. Chas
Ar ~, schs Trenton, stewart, Rondout Tor Bos-
| ton J Carver, walls, Calais for New York
Sid brig Myronu..
sid schs j wyman. Dolphin and Loduskia.
Nov 80, Ar sch } Kennedy, Pomroy, Port
johnson Tor Salem.
Dec /, sch Vandalla, Remick Eddyville. Tor
NEW YoRK-Ar ~ scr Clio Chilcou. Fsllerto N
Ellsworth.
Ga sch Adam BOwby, Mullen, Aquin.
Ar - sch Cay OF Chelsea GOODWIN. Nassau.
Passed through Hell Gate rs bound East.
.chrs NJ Kennedy, from Port johnson for oa-
lem Ella, Fransis, Bnlger, Beverly.
Ar y, schrs Angola, Wooster, Crapamd. + !;
Annie ; Murch. Treworgy, Ellsworth. Irving
Leslie, Hagserty, Lamoine, Krave, Wooster.
Franklin; Abigail Hayne. MazraD, New Bedford
Samuel Lewis. Alley. Fall RIVER
Ar - sch Mindora, Mason. Mt Desert.
Ar % schs Joshua Grindle. Freethy. MiragoaDe
Caroline Wallace, T. ORTIZ David Faust.smlth,
Gardiner
CID sch Edith b Coombs, Coombs, Cape Hay
ten.
ArIst schs Nellie Grant. Jordan. and Alteyela,
smith. Z fovdence.
NEW BEpFoRp-Cld %, sch Annie Murch
Treworgy and Abigail Haynes, haLrall. New
York.
PROVIDENCE Sid q, schs Nellie Grant, Jordan
and AlleyeIs smith. New York.
~ Is sch VIM Pickering. Beliatty, Ellsworth.
DELAWARE BREAKwAIER-Ar Is, sch Annie
Gus.
Ar %, sch j Gilmore.
PHILADELrHIA-Cld IS, sch Fred Holden, Nc
Rue Al sdiOrd
Ar % sch 5 Gilmore, sylvester. from Charles
town.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-12-05
MARINE LIST.


Ella ~ 0rsh Port.
Wednesday, Nov. a.
ARRIVED.
Steamer sea Flower -, Bangor.
Thursday, Nov. IS.
ARRIVED.
sch Bloomer. Richardson. Portland.
Sch Mechanic, Barbour, Camden.
Friday. Nov. ~.
ARRIVED.
Sch Westerloo, Whitaker. Portland.
Sch Telegraph. Remick, Bar Harbor.
Friday. Nov. %.
SAILED.
Sen Agricola. Whtmsre, DO ston.
Saturday. Nov. 30,
SAILED.
Sch Bloomer. -, Mt Desert.
Sch Stampede. Gott, Boston.
ARRIVED
Saturday. New. 30.
sch City OF Ellsworth, Grant Portland.
ARRIVED.
Monday, Dec. 2.
Sch Fair Dealer, -, Portland.
SAILED.
Monday Dec. 2.
Sch Panama. Noon. Boston.
sch A b Woodland, Jordan, London.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-12-05
Nj A II RI E d.

Skowhegan-Dec. ., by Rev. Webster Wood
bury, ID. 0. S. Lowell, NJ. D., of Ellsworth
and Miss Emma W. Jordan, of Skowhegan.
Ellsworth-Nov. 30, by L. A. Emery. Mr.
Thomas +. Moran and Miss Ada L. Kingsley
both Of E.
Surry-Nov. D, by Rev. L. s. Trip, Mr..
Chesley C. Grindle and Miss Ida l.. Warren,
both Of Bluehill.
Bluehill-Nov. d, by Rev. S. Woodbury., Mr..
Oscar b. Bonden and Miss Emma +. Friend
both Of B.
Nilbridge-Nov. %. by Rev. F. D. Blake,
Mr.. Edwin l.. Higgins Of Franklin, and Miss
Alice L. Strout Of NJ.
Nov. ., by Rev. II. NJ Eaton, Mr.. Joseph
A. Ward Of Harrington, and Miss Emma J.
Kelley OF NJ.
Sullivan-Nov. %. by Rev. J. johnson, Mr..
BENJAMIN W. johnson and Miss Hannah Mayo,
both Of Sullivan.
North Sedgwick-Nov. 81, by Rev. Joseph
H. Taylor, Mr.. Charles Z: Cooper and Miss
Mary L. Sellers, both Of Sedgwick.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-12-05
freshei in NkOw hegan.
SkowHKGAN. Dec.

.-NVN Eiftf N. TVtN. slI.
The heavy rains since Yesterday after
noon have caused freshet. AT Scion
Falls the Brook rising rapidly carried
away Moore X Wilson's Carding Mil,
par, of Charles Mcintyre, stable. also
a part OF Bacheldel's Tannery building
IL Is still raining hard aud fears are en-
tertained that the bridges and other
mills will also be carried away. The
stream is higher than Tor wears before
The kennebec River is rising slowly
but no damage has been done as far AS
heard from.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-12-05

NALAI., MI DO >.
Mrs. Emma L. Neil OF Midtown OBJ.
tanned letter addressed to Mary +. Mar-
tin from the Post Office 10 this city on q
forged order. distracted money order
for twenty dollars thereirom, ana by a
forged endorsement received the amount
Postmaster Haycook suspeciing all Wa.
not right, caused her arrest and exsmina.
ton before Judge Downs when the abov,
facts were developed. Mrs. Neil was sent
to Machias to-day in default OF $500 bail
She induced her sister fourteen years old
to write the order for the letter and endor &c
the money order.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-12-05

Rev. H. NJ. Eaton, Of Milbridge, is
giving course Of Sunday evening Iect-
ures. on "Bible Characters" The meet
ings are very largely attended, and the
young people seem deeply interested.
The Sewing Circle Sociable, connected
with the Christian church in Milbridge,
meets semi.mOnthly. The company num-
Der about seventy-five, and all the meet.
ings are decidedly social. and very enjoy
able -
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-12-05

When you visit or leave the City OF NEW YORK,
save annoy snee and expense of carriage hire and
stop at the q u q - UNION HOTEL, op-
poste the GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT. II has
over $50 elegantly furnished rooms, and Is lifted
up al an expense OF over t9oo.0 Elevator steam
and all modsi n improvements. European Plsn.-
The REsTA0h ANTs. Lunch Coulter and
Wine Rooms are supph.dwith the best the mar
ket can furnish. The cuisine Is unsurpassed
Rooms for single person, q, ei-50, and q. per
day. rich suites Tor families pfoportionaiely low
so that visitors TO the city and travellers live
more luxuriously, for Tess money. AT the GRAND
UNION, than at any other Hrst-eass Hotel in the
city. Stages and pass the Hotel every MIN
ute for ali parts OF the city.
Iva G. 4. 4 W. ID. GARRISON, Managers.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-12-05

Mar Asr6Or.
Some fifteen or sixteen cottages, houses
and hotels are being erected at Bar Har-
Dor this fall Col. Holland has purchased
quite tract OF land and has divided 1t
into building lots. He has built one very
pretty cottage and has contracted to have
another built. Mr.. Howe is improving his
tract considerably and is about to COM
mence building u fine cottage.
Mrs. Haight, at Duck brook is building
apretty stone and wood cottage located on
very slightly spot. Mr.. Edward Desisle
is building 9 new hotel. The most lmpor
tant Improvement. aud one long needed.
Is . system Of drainage. This is now be-
ing done In a very thorough manner. Pipes
are being laid through all the streets CON
Meeting with al. the hotels aud public
buildings. Ii will add TO the cleanliness
and health OF the place and greatly increase
the at,ractiveness of Bar Harbor as "A sum
mer resort.
Mr.. Dorr of New York, has CON-
menced the erection OF an elegant and cost
ly summer residence on the south side Of
Cromwell's Harbor. 1t is expected that
this will be one Of the finest summer resi-
dsnces in Bar Harbor. A move has also
been made for the grading of a trotting
park and the chances are greatly in favor
Of this attraction being added.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-12-05

Sw BARBoR-Ar 80. sch Kate Newman. New
man. Master from Prince Edwards Island for
Baltimore with loss Of Main Boom, split sails and
Ar 90 sch Flora Grndie. Grove, Master fol
Boston.
lin.
Sid .. sch Flora Grindle
DUTCH ISLAND BARBOR-Ar 81, sch Nellie
Grant. Jordan. and Altevela. Smith, Providence
BHsooaNCid Is. sch s.vol.a. wni.more. St.
Crox (sld 98th.)
Boston.
NswPORT-Sld %. sch samuel Lewis, Alley,
Pall River for New York.
sTONINaroN-Sld ~. sch Wreath, Hodgkins,
Sullivan.
GLouCEsrER 80. ar sch Carrie N Richar d.
son, Richardson. Cadiz. 50 days
ED0gRTOwS-SAieda and retd g. sch Red Re-
yer. Alley, for Ellsworth.
P0RrLAND-Nov. ", cid sch Caro- Bell. Hodg.
kins, sullivan.
sALKn- Ar q, sch A G Brooks. smsllidye. Sui
BosroN-Ar %. schs Eva L Leonard. Dorr. La
sp!aseTw
Desert; bangor. Treworsy. Bangor; Fairy Forest,
Stanley Cranberry lslee;
Ar q, schs Li9ure. Thurston, and Elisabeth
Walls, Calais; Virginia. Abbott. sullivan; Globe,
Hamneit: William, Cousins; Copy, Curtis; Min
cola. Fullerton; Capt. John, Means Omahs, Woos.
ter; and Lawrence. Davis. Ellsworth; Cath
arins, Jordan. Emily Jordan, DEXTER. Hinkley.
AZ -. sehs Golden Rnle. Cot, Tremo.t; Ivy
stanley. Ensworth; A Brooks. smallidgo, Sal,
Nvaa;
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-12-05
City and County.
Religious Services In this City each Sunday.

CoNGREGArIoNAL.-Pr at 10 80 A
VI. and r. NJ. sabbath School In the after
noon. at IL O'Clock. NJ.
BAPrIsT.-Presching at and p. NJ. Sab
bath School at L. NJ
UNrrARIAN.-Sundsy School at l O'Clock P.
VI. Church service at 2 o'clock and : O'Clock
L. Nj.
CArHnLIc.-Prescbinga at 10 l-2 O'Clock A.
NJ. sabbath School at 2 z. NJ.
METHoDIsr.-Presehin at 2 and I z. NJ
sabbath School AT L. VI.
sPIRITU ,LIsr.-Meetings held every Sun
day at O'Clock. Z. NJ. In Hall over Munich
pal Court Room. Coombs' Block.
UNION TEMPERANCE NEETING-every sun
day at Z. NJ. at Temperance Hall.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-12-05
Horeign.

St Johns. \ +. Cha SIN, sch Grace, whimo!e
Boston.
Cid at summcrside, = L I, 10th, sch Kate New
man, Newman. Baltimore.
At ST Marc, Nov. llth, sch W g Mosely, Bel
latty from Aux cages Tor Boston.
Ar at MayagueI. 10. sch vineyard, Rosebrook
Bost M
AtGonarvies. Nov. 18th. sch Hattie a White
Belatty from Boston.
st Thomas, sid 18th Brig Nellie Ware. Ash
bury for Turks Island and New York.
At Jacmel Nov. 3th. sch John Somes, Wall
from New York.
Port Au Prince, Nov. 10Th In port sch neorsi-
eta. Lord. from Wilmington, sc.
Al Cape Hayden, Nov. Is Brig Morancy Small
from Ponce z X to load tor y 5.
At Port MuIgfsve, 27th, sch Lewis Wilson
Charlottetown for Whey ard Haven Tor orders.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-12-05
Damage by the Gale in Connecticut
Hartford, Conn. Dec. B.

HARTFORD, Conn. Dec. Sd.
Reports today show that the violent wind
ford especially 10 the tobacco crop, by the
blowing down of shed. in which it was
stored. Many barns and houses were in
jured. In Glastonbury and Sooth Man
chester, Church spires were blown down.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-12-05
River improvements.
PORTSMOUTH. y H.. Dec. 3

IOkIsMOI TT, y II. DeC. 3.
Gen. Taom was in consultation to-day
with Mayor sise relative TO the removal OF
distractions in the river. tie will strong
ly urge upon Congress the necessity of an
appropriation for the removal Of the ledge.
al Badgers Point and the gang way rocks
near the stone beacon. also for placing a
breakwater from Goat Island TO Crest L.
land
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-12-05

Reflect that In every cemetery OF the
silent tenants are the victims Of neglected
Coughs and colds; sad II you are thus afflicted
droid their fate BY resoriing az once TO Hdte's
Honey 81 HoreA0LHd dHd Tar. an immediate,
agreeable. and Ger tain means Of cure. Sold by
all druggists.
Pixies roothsebe Drops cure In minute.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-12-05
Vessel Wrecked.
EAs1rORT. Me Dee

EAs1POR Me, Dec. 3.
'fhe slip Oswego Of New York loaded at
St. John Tor Liverpool with deals, went
ashore last night near West Quoddy aud is
total loss Crew saved
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-12-05
Temperance RalIy.

LEWISTON, Dec. ,.
The Temperance Rally under the aus
pices Of the grand Lodge of Good Tem-
plars opened successfully this AFTERNOON.
This evening Ex-Governor rerhsm aud
others will speak. Wednesday Neal Dow
and Hon. G. w. Woodman Will be pres
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-12-05
ID l E D

Obituary notices. beyond the Date, Name and
Age, must be paid for.
Ellsworth-Nov. IL, Mary Fullerton, aged
73 years, II months.
Nov. q, Rose McGiverin, aged "A years.
Trenton-Nov. y, Leverett L. Cousins, aged
8 years, 8 months.
Mt. Desert-Nov. Is, Royal Higgins, aged Y
years, and months.
Surry-Dec. 2, Fred Wood, aged 70 years.
Amherst-N0v. =, Willie Kelliher, aged IA
years and months.
= Dee. !, wilis, son q Nathan Z: and Nancy
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-12-05
The Weather.
WAR DEPARTMENT

WAR DEPARTMENT
Office of the Chief Signal Officer.
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. Dec. Al AN.
Indications.
For New England, colder. partly cloudy
weather, areas of rain or snow, wind.
mostly Southwesterly, falling, preceded il
Eastern portions by rising barometer.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1878-12-05
New Advertisements. TIT. w--L.

Daily kennebec Journal-sprAgue, oven 4
Nash. Augusta.
Dr Norman's soot Salye-Geo. 2. Harrington
Salem. Mas.
TO holders OF Bonds-R. z. Bnck. :. L. swaz-
ey, Trustees.
Cosmopolitan BaZaar-UnitaTi an Society," Ellis
orth.
Proverbs-Hop Bitters Mfg. Co.. Rochester,
y.
New ldea-f. A. kennedy. Cambrdgeport,
Mass.
Boston Traveller-R worthington & Co. Bos-
ton.
Littelfs Llv ing Age-Littell Gay. Boston.
Harper, Bszar-Harpcr Bros. New York.
" idc Awake Tor Dec. ls7g
Probate Notice.