Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-01-06

Rev !ormly Free
Bapti~t r,cr,,ymanl LIr.il. died SUNDAY
before last. aged 50 ans,
The nomiuationlo ile"F! .. Stanley OF
Dixfcld a, Flsb Con- missioner, was Thurs
day confirmed by the tNecd,''e Council.
DR.. W. r. Dayn un.ior several Years a
successful honiror,ata physician of New
port. died on NonlayA evening Q. lass week.
The books of r. City Treasurer of
| Lewiston show thai hr debt OF that CITY
will be reduced about s=2.o1o lhc present
! year.
An important oni, on Of the Court is
| published showing tha the old assignment
law is practically repca led by the inSoivcnt
| law of 1873.
Hon. T.. p Richard>on. a prominent
citizen Of Knox. died ot1apoplcXy. last week
| Tuesday. He had bceA member OF hoth
Breaches OF the LcaslatuA Is,
Hon. Geo X. SHAW, a we'll known
citizen of BidIcford. is seriously i'll at his
residence in Rddelord with a complication
of diseases. heart trouble beng the most
serious.
The Village Hc.uR says thai little
child of Aonzo Mcadcr ,'f Boo,hbay, VAS
severely burned last wccl. by playing with
fire. Its clothes were mpStly burned off.
Ii will recover
ra'. I., - y, !, ho co,.~nor
and Council. Thursday. pardoned Albert O.
Hall. of Inion. who has bedn in State PriS-
on since March, 1876, under a sentence Of
fifteen wears for the commis> ion Of rape
rl.. III. n, >ra;,o so,s
Augusta Moore, in the Bangor VIM. Is
Is brisk and lively at the agF of cighty-Scy-
en-. though without tooth IN, his head.
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4 meeting of the voters OF kockIand
wa, held Jan; .. to t3Se acton u@@gr enap
- LAW, W ',',,' T., honJI issn
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The preliminary examination o! Lewis !.
Toilette. formerly Of Portland. 4nrEed with
criminal malpractice. which cats, II the death
Of Rebccca !. Long. took place FRIDAY be-
fore Judge PcttcnEiil at Maiden. Mass At
the conclusion of the cNannnauRn gillette
was ''''' j" 7'''''o ''' '"' E'''' J",
The Goz,tft says Mr.. Mason Robin
SON one of the oldest and most respected
citizens OF Gushing. died very sud Fcnl! la~t
Wednesday. In the morning ~ was AZ
work as usual on his farm yuttiE wood.
he Was taken suddenly III, and PED in
very short time, after arriving at D 3 house.
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an axle under the tender broke and one Of
the wheels attached was thrown fntHelN
from the track. The passengers wcrk badly
shaken up. but none was seriously Hhrcd.
After the break occurred messenger was
despatched to Mattawamkcag for |uothcr
tender
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IIalluwcl $ ). Goodrich. A. DE i,nnc
and c. A. Smith of Augusta. Maine They
operate under the name Of state Of Maine
Mining Compan,." At the depth " -
feet the ASSAY gave l0j 40 ounces Il Sill
Yer and 10 ounces Of gold. a total of -FjI
per ton.
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March 1880 He will be buried with Nib
sonic honor~ ncNt SUNDAY afternoon. Wy
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uo iSi6e ouN'''eSS'
The Why SAYS that Mr.. J. Warren
Greenlief. a prominent and respected citi-
zen of Abbot, was found dead in the road,
one hundred rods from his home, Thursday
morning. He returned from Dover in the
evening, having had neighbours horse for
Iht 'ilP, anu returning ~ liie iioIse y II
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nome 1t oeiiiS ItSve'i'' hi ',iu nus hof,"