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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-09
Death of Mr.. Meyer May.

The announcement OF the sudden death
of Never May, ESD, who died Tues
dav night. was quite a shock to our
community. among whom he was so
widely known; particularly so was the
effect manifest among our Jewish fellow
citizens, TO whom the news came stimuli
taneously with that Of another distress
inc event referred 10 elsewhere. Mr.. May,
though not native. had been for many
wears a resident OF this city, and had ident-
ifed himself closely with lis welfare
He was native OF Batavia. ana
was in the fifty-second year OF his
ace. lie came to Richmond about twen-
tv-one years ago, and for long time
thereafter was engaged in mercantile ana
other pursuits, but in later years he has
been The proprietor Of large boarding
house. He always took an active part III
politics. and i'm 1869 he was elected by the
conservatives OF the House Of Delegates
doorkceper Of that body, which position
he held for four years, making many
friends among the members irrespective
Of political affliations) by his courteous
behavior and general geniality. lie was
a man OF fine physique, polished man
ners, and pleasing address, and the an
nouncement Of his demise will be received
by his many friends both here and abroad
with expressions OF deep regret. lie leaves
a wife. two sons, and three daughters TO
mourn the loss OF an affectonate husband
and father.
Deceased was a member of Loge Fran
caise. No. SO, A. +. and A. NJ; Rlmmon
Lodge. No. GS, B'nai Birth; Hillel Lodge,
X. s. b., and Solomon Lodge, Free Sons OF
Israel.
His funeral will take place to-day at ii
A. NJ. from his late residence, No. o2S
BROAD street. The various societies oil
which he was a member will attend.
Death Of Alexander Ia. Parker, Esq.
This weIl-known citizen and worthy
eentemsn died yesterday at the residence
of his brOfher-in-law, Colonel Thomas j.
Evans. after an exhaustive illness, iii the
sixty-foufh year Of his age. lie was
native Of Richmond, and the eldest son OF
i've late Colonel Stafford ii. Parker, Regis
te, of the Virginia Land Office. IN early
po,nh he YVES a clerk in his fathers Office,
md afterwards engaged in mercantile pur-
,uits ne a member Of the well-known ary- |
Goods horse OF Parker, Bayly d NimiN. |
Since the war he had NOT been engaged III
my regular business.
His funeral will take place this afternoon
i 4 o'clock from lis late residence. ]
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-09
HOLIDAY GOODS.

NEW LONDON LAYER RAIsINs,
~ NV CURRANTs,
MIN ClrRON,
NEW FIGS.
NEW PRUNES.
PktsERNED GINGER,
STRAINED HONEY,
MAPLE SYRUP.
viRGlNIA aud NEW YORK BUCK
WHEAT.
MCCARTHY & HAYNES,
oeN 027 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-09

PURCELL, LADD & CO.'S EMULSION Cop-LIyaR
OIL for colds, coughs, sc.
FEINGED CARDS, WORKED SATIN CARDS,
PAINTED SATIN CARps at l.. LEwIs's, 912 Mala
street.
WHEN CoD-LIvER on. il wanted, use the En- IL
sion prepared by PURCELL, LADD & Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-09

ALL or THE JEwELRY now being sold al my
auction-rOOn- Is warranted " every respect.
JNO, T.. LAUCHToy;Jr, Auctionccr.
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9irllmond Qispatth.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES .. 1891.

s-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-09

DOOK AND JOB WORK NEATLY
DExECUTED at the DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-09

Miss CHARLOTTE THOMPSON AT THE The
ATRE TONIGHT Tonight Miss Charlotte
Thompson, the distinguished actress. will
appear at the Theatre in "The Planters
Wife" This piece has been received with
great favor elsewhere, and in the hands OF
Miss Thompson and her company, which
is said to be a strong one, fine perform
ance may be expected.
CHURCH FESTIyAL.-The ladies Of the
First Presbyterian church will hold festi-
val at the church, commencing this eve
ming. There will be attractions for every
body. and especially for the little people.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-09

WANTED, PURCHASERS FOR IIEEE
w & ClSSEL SWISS PROCESS FAMILY
FLOUR. very superior; equal 10 any r0ur on H.,
market. Also, full stock Of nli other grades cf
FLOUR. On consignment and for slle by
II. y. TALIitEitHO & Co.
no 10 III south Twelfth street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-09

FULL STOCK or
HANDSOME CHRISTMAS CARDS,
ELEGANT LEATHER GOODS
WEITING-DESkS. WORk-BOXES,
ODOR CASES, JEWEL CASkS,
GLOVE AND Neutrality-suspicious.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
SHILDREN'S BOOKS, GAMES, BLOCKS, &C.
PURSES. PORTE-MONNAIES,
sATCHEI.S, PORTFOLIOS, MUSlC-ROLLS,
LAP-TABLETS:
LADIES AND GENTLEMENS DRESSING
CASES,
PHOTO ALBUMS, SCRAP-BOOhS;
FINE BOX PAPEES;
FINE OLINE-WOOD NOVELTIES,
CAKD-CASES, ISkSIANDS;
FINE LEATHER CIGAR AND ClGARETTE-
CASES:
EASELS, PANELS, FRAMES,
and many other goods now In stock and more TO
come.
HANDSOMELY Y-U. Illustrated POFMS-all
styles Of binding;
ALL THE POETS, from soc. 10 $40;
PRAYERS AND Iil MNALS-all sizes and styles
BIBLES, HYMN-BOOhS,
REVISED TESTAMfNS. RELIGIOUS BOOhS,
ILLUSTRATED BOOKS OF TRAVEL,
JUVENILES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS, selected
especially for my trade. by Robinson Crus0e'
Es,l.. 81. Nicholas, Kate Grecnway, Mother
Goose. Dr. Watts. CaldecOtt. ROsina Emmett.
Charles Dickens, and other distinguished
friends Of the children. including Hans Chris
tian Andersen, Grimm, and old Mr. Robinson,
Of the Swiss family.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-09

iEntcred Il; the Pos;-ofice at Richmond. Va, as
second-class mattcr.i
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-09

festjng confident that call will well repay any
'ho %fsire 70 purchase Holiday Presents, we eA-
sna " ~ such cordial lnJ1s3flon.
). A. YAxCEY & CO.,
def-eodS iiiz Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-09

w NTED,
TO LEND TIE FOLLOWING SUMS
on
CITY OR SUBURBAN PROPERTY:
$1,000 300 Sl 800
1900 700 2,3OO
I.SOO 3o5 $500
LOO 400 1900
1000 500 1000
TERMS SATISFACTORY.
VIII be pleased 10 call ~ any time on pariie. d
string an Interview. j. J.TlIOMPSON BROWN,
de Blot lll2 Nnin -irret
WANTED, CORN IN ANY QUANTi-
w TIES lhTgc lots lrei,rrcdi, delivered at to
depot on landing - any railroad Cr nayigall.
stream I'm Virginia.
Bars furnished itLout charge.
W LNN!S & CO..
llO4 Cary street, Richmond, VI
no ig-COd6n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-09
DOR THE HOLIDAYS.

MEssRs. J. \. YANCEY & co.
call the attention or their friends TO their large
stock Of GOODS, suitable for
HOLIDAY, BIRTHDAY, AND OTHER
PRESENTS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-09
DOR CHRISTMAS.
BUY now!

BUY now!
GET YOUR CHOICE,
AND AVOID THE RUSH
or THE
LAST WEEK.
MCCARTHY,
SELLER
AND
FANCY GOODS,
0l6 MAIN STREET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-09

BUY NOW AND AVOID THE RUSH HERR
AFTER.
CARLTON MCCARTHY,
BOOKS, STATIONERY,
AND
FANCY GOODS,
No. 0lG MAIS STREET.
fnO' '26-eOd6tStdStl
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WANTS.


baltimore NOTION-HOUSE De-
ID SIRES TWO EXPERIENCED SALESMAN
familiar with NOTION BUSINESS and the trade
of Eastern North Carolina AMI Southwestern VIZ
gnia win give liberal salsry o. irst-cliss man.
Address G.. II. CALLS, IL sharp street,
de g-2t Baltimore, Nd
WANTED, AN EXPERIEN CED
w NURSE, mlddle-agcd. Best Of references
required. Apply b. -
Mrs. X. ID. CARPENTER,
de 9-3tk 1900 Broad street.
WANTED, TO SELL MACAULEY'S
W ENGLAND, five yolumes, fine binding, -
SHAKSPEARtiS COMPLETE WORkS-Iuar-
to, AZ. WAVERIY NOVELS. nine volumes in
one, 80; SECONDHAND BOOKS at less thln
half price, at the "BOOk EACllANGE,'
de 0-lts 1916 Main street.
WANTED, FFERERS FROM
w PILES, FtsSURE, and FlSTULA to remem-
her that Dr. ". is. SMITH, OF baltimore, VIII b.
In RichpOnd FRIDAY MORNING, December
9th. at q o'clock, remaining five days. OFFICE
I1l3 Main street (up-stairsl. Cures without
knife, ligature, caustc" or any painful process.
Ladies attended at their residences. DE- 9-it
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7 UIIIVVnIU
de 2-eOd3W
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sILvERwARE.
KiRK's ELEGANT
sILyERwARF,
manufactured and sold since 1917,
WEST BALTIMORE srREEr,
BALTIMORE, Mn.
WATCHES,
DIAMONDS,
JEwELnY,
PLArEp-wARE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-12-09

HUsTINGs COURT.-In the Hastings Court
Yesterday Alexander Jones (colored), who
was on Wednesday convicted by jury for
interfering with Policeman John Z. Hall
while in the discharge OF his duty, was
sentenced by the Judge to fifteen days
confinement in The city Jail and to pay a
fine Of $40.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-15

PARTICULARS OF THE FATAL ACCIDENT
TO CAPT TURNER-The telegraph, We'd
nesday, announced the accidental death Of
Capt Vim. Turner, of Bucksport in Port
land The Press gives the following partie-
ulars of the sad affair: Wednesday morn
ing as Capt. William Turner, of the sehoon-
er Webster Barnard, of Bucksport, was en-
tering the west end Of the Eastern depot, a
Portland & Ogdensburg train backed out,
Capt. Turner was walking within about a
foot of the track. The bell rung and the
brakeman shouted to him and broke up the
train. The corner of the car struck him in
the shoulder with considerable force, throw
ing him some distance. Several of his ribs
we're broken. Rich's ambulance took him
to the Maine General Hospital. At first he
| appeared rational and it was hoped that he
was not fatally injured. He told his name
and business and said that he had wife and
a large family of children. After his arrival
at the hospital he began to sink, and, IN
about two hours from the time the accident
occurred, died. He was 10 years of age
His family we're informed of the sad event
by telegraph.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-15


business seems to take a new outlook
in town, and bids fair TO make season Of
employment for all. Independent Of the
mining and numbering interests, ship bull /
ing is to be revived. J. T. Gordon and others
from Sullivan and Hancock are getting out
a schooner frame to be put on the stocks.
MIR Cambridge from Colby University
is doing mission work in town during his
vacation lie breaches at the Town Hall
Sundays in the forenoon and in the AFTER
noon at the school house at Taunton. He
is Of the Baptist persuasion.
Rev. Mr.. Alexander, the efficient pastor
of the Methodist Church. is doing accept
able service in town also in Sullivan.
MIR Harry L. Doane has been licensed
by the Baptist Church TO preach the Gospel.
lie is laboring' in Mariaville.
j. T. Gordon lost valuable horse a
few DAYS since.
f J. Swan mas bought out Scammon x
Williams. He is making preparation 70 do
a large business in numbering the coming
winter.
The schooner Ann, Capt. Straton. Of
Hancock, which went ashore at Whitehead,
had on board large amount OF freight for
J. [. Mccarthy aud f. ]. Swan. The freight
was badly damaged but We learn that the
insurance will in measure COY er the loss.
LEN.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-15
Som essttts

sem~s,iiir.
The Somesville Reading Club met
Wednesday evening Nov. %, at Hamor :
Hall and organized, for the winter. b,
choosing J. Hamor, President, Mrs. Eta
Salisbury Vice President Mrs Mar, A.
Hamor, Treasurer; Mrs. Lucy +. Somcs,
Secretary. The regular meetings will be
held "Wednesday evening. once in two weeks.
All are cordially invited 10 join.
Summer visitors are turning their at
tcntion to our pleasant little village Mrs.
Scott Of philadelphia Who stopped at the
Central House the past summer has bought
ten acre. Of land OF Mr. Bordeaux and m
tends building a summer residence next
season. Mr. Higgins and Mr. Trlmbal IF
New York have also bought land and " IN
probably build the coming season.
Geo. y Somcs is building a nice cot
tage for summer boardcrs. He has the ont
side about completed.
Our Young men have been on the tramp
for deer but wiki poor success. Charlie"
while trampng, came very near being ron
over bl buck deer. Ati,r firing three
shots the deer ~as persuaded To retire which
he did very modc,,y shaking b., head Is
much ~ 10 say Charlie keep cool ana you
can shoot better" H.
Dee ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-15
Orland

At 4 stated communication 81 Rising
sun Lodge of +. 4. \. VI. holden a Dlrigu
Hall. OrIaul on the evening of Dec. u. 1851.
4 l.. jNNl the following othgcr, ~cr, elect
ed Aaron Page, ". NJ, Fined 4 saunders.
:. W. Geo. Hancock, J. "; IhumA, q.
Saunders. Treasurer. James {. Saunders.
Src'y BenJ 4. keyrs. ;. D.: A>I e. Peavey.
J. ID; John lianey. Proxy Is. \. keycs +.
\ Saunders aud ". l.. keyrs, committee Of
Finance.
Mrs. Gray an old lady over 80 year, u
age lei. aud broke both bones Of her lief,
fore arm at the wrist JOINT, one day las; week.
-Lorin kcye, cut his foo, quite severely
while chopping God m the woods. He had
10 walk a long distance during al. Of which
time he b.ed freely, altogether making quite
a severe accident.
Our brioAmaker, are shipping their
. brick ana al good prices. They will enlarge
their business next year, Al. Of them Why
do not more people 90 into the brick hus.-
ness l. can HARDLY be o'erdone.
The Ladies AID are 10 discus, "Uha,
are the ditieTen, influence, TIA; can he l.ed
I 10 promote the Temperance cause ?"
during the >.eEe Of Por Hudson, II
came my turn 10 ., on the al, Aucr picket,
/ in the treuche, under the confederate works.
y, Is well known. We vent into them
. through path, dug deep enough To protect
u, from the rebel ,harp-,hooter, w acre
80 near the enemy that We could talk and
throw over and trade tobacco and bareback
I By fastening II to a stone. | had under me
some nifty men. Next me in line vas an
f Iowa Lieut.. a bewhi>kervd, double listed
. IN lttrir,., . .
ternoon cute chap-~ HON We took for
some adventurous drummer boy. came stroll
/ ling into the trenches. picked up soldier,
: rife, turned 1t butt up aud raised il .radu-
I ally up over hi, head to attract the rebs'
fire. At once came shot. shIvered a piece
from the gun stock and glanced between
/ soldiers legs The western Lieut.. grabbed
him by the collar, flung him into the mud
and asked hun in , voice of thunder What
I in - he was about" The little fellow
picked himself up put on his cap and
7 tightening himselfup demanded If lie knew
" no he va, shaking The Lieut.. did not care
continental. we'll, says he. You have had
YOUR hands on Gen. --" | will leave
the rest for your Imagination and knowing
the army regulations il Is easily done.
i am sorry to be obliged to report that
/ John Hopkins, one oil our most respected
citizens. and 50 well known throughout our
county as one Of our County Commissioners
is living on his death bed. Mr. Hopkins is
not only well known from having travelled
over eur county so much, hut from his genial
and manly bearing, aud honorable and up
right character. He has always been re-
spected citizen in this town and well be-
loved neighbor, and his kindly smile will be
long missed among US. He is about s.
wears of age. MEDICUs.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-15

HtSCuCK - -AtA Probate Count hlltien 4 Els
worth within am r -ald County Oh thv hr-t
Wednesday OF he cIHi-cr, y. -. Isl.
MARTHA q. WARREN s,utiHi-tratriA ~ n
M the eta e. Of K cuari Warren, late of Deer
Isle h. said county, deceased having presented a
petition to sell note- ami accounts Of nj de
ce4sei,
or, ERED that said petitioner give public no
tee L. all persons interested thereto by pubh H.
ing ny Of this nrtirr three weeks sue
c.---IyelN IN the H-wu IN
American, newspaper printed A Pts
AoT b, IN said County, prior u h. first Mednr--
da, uf January, that they my
al pear at "a Probate curt then 10 De- held al kIi7
worth, within ami or id COUNTY, At ten UCiors
In tn forenoon and show eau c II any they have
against the same,
PARKER TUCK, Judge.
Affect CHNS. T.. HORR, Register. No
true Copy At est ;-CHAs +. DoER, Register.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-15

Just received at ]. A. Hale's. a large
variety Of the new Plush Goods for the
Holidays, also Kate Greenaway Picture
books and Autograph Albums, Card Al
buns aud velvet frames in all the new
styles. Picture easels. Games and Gran
dall's toys. New Illustrated Gin Books
also Christmas, New Year and Birthday
Cards
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-15
A Prominent Attorneys Opinion of
the Guitesu Trial.

Emory Storrs, who returned from Wash
ingtou Yesterday, is Of the opinion that
Guiteau v III be convicted. lie thinks thai,
Gui,eau's course and the general drlt Of
evidence will be sufficient to convince the
jury that he j. no, legally insane. A. TO
Judge Cox's conduct Of the trial. Mr.. Storrs
thinks ,ha; the judge j. determined TO give
the prisoner the Iarsc>, latitude 80 tha, there
could be no error IN the record Of the pro-
ccedings.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-15
City and County.
Ellsworth Church Directory.

toNGNEe ATiosAL-ir Al 10 ~ A y aid ?. NJ.
sabbath ~cha5i ai a. y
BtFtisT Preaching ~ and Ia sabbath School
a. iFN weekly PRAYER Meeting, Tuesday evening at
: 10 nrlnsk
tSIrAEiAN x hurUh service al Is y. and D. ,.
SUNDAY School 81 y - p
CATitoLIc Preaching at 10 slAN sabbath school at
gF.N
NrrHoDI,r-PreAehng At and r.N sabbath school
sfl
UNioS rENFFEASos MErrISo.-Every sunday ats: y
n Al Peter Hail
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-15
Boston Municipal Election.

The Official count Of the CT! election is
n, completed al 1880 y. NJ. Al that hour
it j, known the Republicans with the aid Of
the Ci,1cu' mo,em have elected q MAYOR
By SIX hundred majority, have secured a
larger representation in the Board Of Al
dcrmeu than for several year, past and have
reduced majority in the Common Council.
and half the members Of the School Com
t,iffea
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-15
Railway Machine Shop Burned.

The machine shop belonging to the New
Brunswick n Canada Railway at ST, An
dreus. y. b, caught FIRE. it is supposed
from a spark from stationary engine, last
nigh, and was totally DESTROYED, together
with the engine house, black smith shop, Eve
locomotives. machinery, tools, etc. The
town narrowly escaped. The loss is es-
,imated at S6o,o00, with an insurance Of
Sll.p00 Between 40 and ~ men are
thrown out Of employment
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-15
Important Notice.

Al am about to change my business
from credit to a cash system, all those
having account, upon my books or in any
way indebted 10 me- are hereb, notified that
all such outstanding accounts must be set
tied on OF before January lst, 1852. or they
viii be left with an attorney for collection
i. Is. AIKEN.
Ellsworth Noy :. ISL SW4j.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-15

The ihr,shlng machine, are Igs' getting
home. aud have done quite as well thl, sea
SON a. last. when one consider, the quan,i,,
and quality OF thl. wear. grain r. r.
Church, machine was worked by Daniel
Roberts. uf Oti,. and Waldo liNutnu. IL
Eld.u-tou. and thfc,hcd about Zoo bushels.
II bad good district and large barns. S,,t
Of the Pruuh>ept. and except the ,tcknt~s of
one 20 the horses. bat few delays 4. G..
Morrison, although be lost much time b, an
accident 20 one Il hi, horses, ihry-A,a Ip-
wards q is" bu>hcl, IN l.amotnr and
vicinity, With hl, psn machine. assisted p,
blhn Jordan. Mr-,r,. Drummer. machine
worked b, Nc~a.l trimmer and Frank Jor-
dan ,n New bur, Neck and Vicinity. thrr,hrl
rather NOR, than The above. 30 all. the three
machine. Wi. aggregate upward, u 1900
bushels.
a ,cric, uf meeting, are being hc.I hy
Nh Duanc. Young man from Franklin.
ami j; ), expected that be will remain
through the WINTER. The meeting, age quite
largely attended.
y.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-15
sTATE OF MAINE.

HANCoCK s. - A. a Court Of Probate, holden at
Ellsworth wi hin and To- salt County on the
fr Wednesday Of ID cember \. -, 1881
TAME> r. COOMB having presented pet ton
y y aying that Alfred IIamit IN administrator =
the estate 81 Hir M ID. Coomb-, ate Of Goulds-
borough deceased. msy be ordered 10 convey
to NJ certain real estate of said tec ased accord
lug l., contract made by the dece sed
ORDERED thai said petitioner give pu' lie n"tiee
to all persons Interested tI.'rein by publishing a
copy If this order th ee weeks suecesiyeiy in the
Ellsworth American, . wspaper printed at Els.
worth, in said County prior TO tiie first Welnes
day Of ia uary that they may appear at proha te
court then 70 he hell at IisG ORTIZ wi hin and for
sal county at ten o.lOck in the forenoon and shew
cause II any they have against the same.
sw50. PARKER TUCK, Judge.
At est.-CHAs. +. DoRR, Register.
true COPY, Attest CHAs l. DOKR, Register
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-15
Election in Worcester.

" OEVt>Ifk. DEC. =.
!. B. StoddarI was elected MAYOR to-
day BY d vote Of 1000 to l.57l for Calvin
l. Hart>L0rn. vho VAS run although he de-
clined the nomination. The eiry voted in
favor Of license 3,46l to 3.lO3. Party lines
we're ignored save IN clec,ing members OF
the Common Counal which stand, IS Re
publican, and Democrats,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-15
Through the Ice and Drowned.

kothlANb' Dec ID
Yesterday afternoon Nathaniel Arey "a
YEAR OF age. a son Of Lewis Arey, while
crossing the ice on the Old Harbor pond at
4inal Haven. broke through and vas
drowned. He was seen struggling in the
water bat had sunk before assistance could
reach him. The BODY was recovered in a
short time
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-15
DiueAtlI.

Disehtli
Hon. ]. 7. Hinckley leaves to-day for
Augusta.
Masquerade Ball in the Town Hall on
Friday evening. Dec. %.
Tickets for London and Liverpool, may
be procured of Harry b. Parker.
A wrister party and supper at the Bap-
list chapel last Tuesday evening Melted
some go, was well attended and pleasant.
The cold of Sunday made fine skating
on the ponds for the boys, and they i'm
proved it yesterday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1881-12-15
Business Notices.
On Thirty Day.' Trial.

w Will send Or. Dye's Celebrated Eleetro-No H.
tai BELT and other flectric Appliances on trial
far tiitrfN dah- 10 Young men and Older pr on
vt.., ar hirt-,l With Nervous Debility. Lost u
taIttg ct. guaranteeing speedy relief and com
p zi.. restoration Of viEoT ami mani rod Al-o for
Rheumatism, Neuralgia. PARALYSIS. Liver and
Kidney dincultie- Ruptures, and many othtr dis
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