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WORCESTER:
WEDNESDAY. DEC. 3, 1928.

MURDER. Dlnel Newton of Shrewsbury.
was committed to the Jail in this town on the
Both ult. charged with the murder of Ezrkiel
Knowlton. We Understand there had been a
disagreement between them of some years
standing tina, few days since, happening to
be together the subject was revived and New
ton struck Knowl'on blow with whip-siick
over the head. He. soon after, apparently re.
covered from the effects of the blow, and the
parties had agreed on the terms of settlement
for the assault On the morning of the 9th
ult, however, Knowl,on was found dead. and
an examination by physicians left no doubt that
his death was caused b. the blow.
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FOR ruE MASSACHUSETTS SPY.

TAILORING DEFENnEp. Tailors are frequent
ly spoken of in u very unbeconIng manner, 1t
Us presumed on account "f the supposed ins'g'
u ficauce Of the trade. You will some ines
hear them called Coy way OF burlesquel the
men al cnbbage. or gentirnen Uf the houkin !;
sometimes sup the tailor; and It is moreover
SAID, that nine Iailors make but one man Now,
all this Is well enough, where no offence is TAX
en-, and zone meant to be given. But, in deal.
Ing out such abuse, 1t shuuid'always be remem-
bered. that the stigma Is not only applied t.
those OF the present aye, hut is really meant to
reach back to all who have ever worked at tai.
lormg notwithstanding the tailor can boast as
high authority, as any mechanic can, or ever
will. Fl. aSe read the 2lst verse OF the Sd chap.
ter al Genrsls. . Unto Adsnl. also, ana t. his
wife, did the LOrd GOd mah cOdfs ri skins and
clothed them MOSES.
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Commissioners Notice.

n the Hon Nathaniel Paine, Judge of Pro
bate for the County of Worcester, to receive
aud examine the claims Of the creditors to the
Estate of NATHAN VERY. JR.. late OF Men
dun, in said County. deceased, represented in
solvent, hereby give notice that six months
from the iwenty-6fih day of November instant
are allowed to said creditors to bring in and
prove their clains aud that we will attend thn,
service at the hnuse of George Bates InnhoId
er in said Nendnn. an the first Wednesdays in
January, Feb,u,ry. March, Anril. and Nav
next from ome til four o'clock, p. NJ on each
of said days.
WARREN RAWSON,
CALEB v. ALLEN, oO"'" -
Mrndon, Nov. %, 1898. 20
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INLAND .MaVTGaTTO.M


WORCESTER, DEF. ].
Arrived, Canal Boat WORCESTER. Capt.
Green, from Providence, with 3457 lbs Iron to
Washb Irn 81 GODDARD; 4I69 lbs Lead to r 81
J sutton; ID bales Cotton. tons Logwond.
ton C"pp-ris, b"x Machinery, and 2 bbls.
Starch. TO VIM. Bnffum. jr.; bales Feathers.
and } bales Domestic Goods, To ID. G. Vince
Ter. lr IL Co; 10 bales Cotton 10 john Lees /;
2O32 lbs. Leather to Allen & Dowley 3 tons
Pialster and one Hay Press. to Nathan Heard !;
Rum. Sugar, and Groceries, to A. Wcsson-in
ALL q tons
Canal Boat MiLLBuRY, Capt EsdeIl from
Providence, with l2.453 feet Pine Lumber,
! lNl2 feet Cherry do. To II. Howe Corn. Lime,
Oh. and sundrles, to Earle & Chase 1000 lbs.
Sheet Lead t. Rice Il Miller Salt and Loaf
Sugar to ~ Heard II bales Domestic Goods,
and terces OIL, 10 d G. Wheeler. jr & Co =;
la0 bushels Corn 81 S. Banis' err; 25H0 lbs.
Iron to Washburn g. Goddard; 25 bushels
Sweet Potatoes to james Green * Coin all,
30 tons
Canal Boat Providence, Capt Dobson. with
IL tons Coal and 10 tons Oyster Shells to Ri-e
q Miller; tirrce Oil. and 81 bushels Salt, tn
George Perrin & Co.: ten casks Lime, and
snndres l" "rder-in all, 80 tons.
Canal Boat MENDoN, Capt. Wells, with 10
tons Coal to Simmer Smith; 1000 feet Lumber
/" Bradley & Fay; so NJ Shingles. and G2 bum
dies Capboards tn b. Butman; $500 lbs. Wire
TO Pin: Snow, and sundries to order-ln all
"a tons.
Cleared, Canal Boats Worcester Capt
Green. Providence. Capt Dnbson, Millbury,
Capt ESdel. and Mendun, Capt. Wells. with
APPLES from g. S!ason, Hngshead Shocks from
Worcester Distilerv, Lead Pipe from T. 4 J
Sutton. Iron Castings from Sumner Smith, an
Cards from Slas E,re.
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FOREIGN News. By an arrival at Philadel-
phia, accounts two or three days later fron Eu.
rope are received. We have CLEANED such mr.
aicles as appeared most important from the seat
Of tho war, but they appear mostly to b. rope
titions. of the accounts before received nf the
Russian reverses. The ship Roman, six DAYS
cater, arrived at New York on Saturday even
ing, but the papers of Monday were not rcceiv
ed by as in season to allow Of extracting much
from them Accounts from Constant in"ple
state that the sacred Banner had been unfured
and the Sultan with it left Constantnnple, hav
ing ordered devices en- masse,
The prices OF grain Ind again advanced lit.
tic, the price of wheat being about IA cents per
bushel higher than Of the time of tho last pre-
yious uocopntU.
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$40 be sold at Public Auction, on FRiD4i !
q erening. Dee. 5. at 6 O'Clock, at Capt
Ihomas's Coffee House in Worcester, quanti-
ty OF SCHOOL BOOKS, among which are
IL Walkers Diciionary; Adamss Arithmetic :
8 Testaments: ~ Dabolls Arithmetic Muir
rays Exercises and Grammar IL Biair's Lee
urcs; 10 WhcIpey's Compend; 10 Converse
iiors on Chemistry; ~ Goodrich's History
the United States; 81 Understanding Reader ;
80 Common Reader; z Woodbridges Smal.
Geography and Atlas. &c. &c. &c.
The sale being for the purpose Of closing a
concern, will be without reserve. The Books
may be examined at the office of Isaac Good.
win, at any time previous to the sale
WV. EATON, .4uct'r.
WoFresfer Dec 2
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DIED..

In ITardwick, Nov. 49, Mr.. Benjamin Esta-
brook. aged -.
In Oakhanl, Nov. 25. Mr. Isaac Stone, aged
* sergean: in the revolutionary army.
In Sterling. Nov. %, Miss Amanin Kimhall.
aged 81 Printers in yIeo HampShue VermOnt
md ohio, are rrqueStrd TO insert this de0fh.
In Shrewsbury, Nov. u. Mrs. Abigail Cary.
wife of Mr. Joseph P. Cary. aged 30 years
Also. their infant CHI Id aged weeks Printers
ia Nrao York are rPqueSf,d to insert the 0b0r'
In Burlington, (Vt) MIR. Joseph Hall aged
a. His former places of res dpnce were Snt-
ton and Athol. (Mass.l and Keene. IN II
In New Bedford. Col l.ysandrr WaShburn.
aged 80 About four weeks since he rece we'd
severe injury by being thrown FROM his chase {;
and fingered in extreme suffering, until the
time OF his death.
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LADIES' MAGAZINE.

ENHE LADIES' MAGAZINE, edited by
q Mrs. SARAH Hale, is put llShed month";,
nv Platinum l. HINT, Al Westinghouse, Boston
Each number contains about 30 pages of orig
;nai matter. the whole making a beautifully
executed octave volume of 600 pages The
work is intended to contain Sketches of Ameri-
can Character. Scenery aud Manners, Literary
and Biographical Notices, Anecdotes of emf
nent Women, and whatever else is calculated to
illustrate and improve the female character
The work has received the favorable notice of
many of our most respectable literary and re-
gious Journals. The few following recon-.
mendation, are selected from the many which
have appeared.
From The Boston Erentng Bulletin.
LADIES MAGAZINE. This periodical has al
ready obtained a reputation, even among the
scattered critics of our land, which furnishes the
strongest evidence of its continued popularity
among all classes of readers. Its plan is uni.
versally approved; and that il is conducted with
ability not only honorable to the lady, who su
prrintends the editorial department, hut credit.
ib'e to the taste of the publishers aud the char.
actpr of The literary emporium" no one pre-,
tends TO galnsay
Fran The Mem York OJssrser
So far as we have observed, the lively inter.
est which runs through it's pages, is not inarreC
with the sliahest faint of irreligion. or aught
that would "tfend the most delicate mind.
From the .Neio YORK. Enquirer.
TVS LADtrs MAGAZINE is precisely thG
work that the ladies Of our city should patron
ise. Independent of its being edi,edby one o
their own sex, it is conducted with ease anC
elegance modest, moral and :alented-blend
ing amusement with instruction, aud taste witt
genius.
From the Rhode Island american,
Tue LADIES MAGAzISE is spirited. sprightlv
and, above all, in the purest neral taste, blend
ing instruction. amusement. and a cultivation
If the best feelings of nature, in the llappi
ast manner II there is indeed love Of litera
'ure among our country women, this wsrk vii
not pine for lack If patronage.
" Subscriptions fr the above received b,
CT ARENDON HARRIS, Worcester.
| Dee. a.
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Tailor.

he AS just rece we'd the Attest apr vel Fash
4 Z i MS from b ston and New York H..
gratefully acknowledges the liberal pair nag.
he has recei,ed from his friends, and edge
himself that he will execute work in the most
approved style.
n. b. Work will be done at the shortest
notice u Cutting particularly attended to.
Brnokfield. lSnnih Parishl Dec 8 40.
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
1V scr,b-r has leen duly rppoiiesi lfn" is,ra.
tor Of the Estsi" &c CliARLES VI iENAI-
ier. NJ rchan,, deeeasl d, and has tax nupcn him.
self tht itusi b. giving bonds rs the law directs.
NJ perAons indvht d 10 sad E'tate. ARE hereby
caei upnn To make imn' tatc payment. AID
Ill thost 10 wi on said Estate is mti. b ell. are
rrquc>itd 10 exiiht their d,mpn.'s tnr wttle.
ment. bE\JANtN DAN ENFOHI.
MendoD, New. IS. ieza 80
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No man, hGuing drank old VINE straightmas
dtsireth new far he s0ith the old is better
lENEiE subscriber having removed from his old
n stand, near the Court House, to the build
ing next South of the Centre School House,
would lnformhis old customers, and the public in
general. that he still carries on his old business
OF sm"o' hing faces. cutting hair &c and solicits
the continuance of their patronage. Although
he is surrounded by number of casks of neso
toine, fomenting on the right hand and on the
Ieft-stiI he intends to glide along in the midst,
without much .fermsatntion. and hopes that his
Old Friends, having tried him so long. will not
desert him now, to try new one.
GJ All kinds of business in his line done with
punctuality and despatch.
ADRIAN WEBB.
Worcester Dec. g.
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MA n FLED

In North Bronkfeld. Nov. 30, BY Rev. Mr.
Smell MIR. Hartwell Holmes to Miss Amanda
Stoddard.
In Westminster, Ephraim Martin, Esq, to
Miss Triph"na Everett.
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CONGRESS-. The second session of the pres
ent Congress commenced in Washington on the
first inst. to conclude on the Sd of March next.
at which time. the term for which the members
were elected expires. As the session is to he
short. 90. We apprehcnd it will be a busy one,
as the contest. which for four years past has so
much int"rfered with the progress of uublic
business, is now decided The Presidents Mes
save being his valedirtory. and given under
such peculiar circumstances. is looked for with
much interest We shall doubtless receive it
in season for our next paner.
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FIRE IN GREENFIELD. At midnight,
Nov. l6, the Salinett Factory IN Greenfield,
about 81 miles from the village, took FIRE, aud
in one hour two large buildings, nearly all
the valuable machinery, including "a looms,
eco pounds otwool, and 25QO yards otrloth,
were burnt. There were three persons, one
the stated Waterman, in the room where the
fire took from one of the lamps of the card
ing machine. but such was the rapi,iity with
which the FIRE spread, that they were unable
to arrest it. The night was still, and pre-
vented the fire from injuring the adjacent
buildings. The loss is not less than $4,000,
and falls principally upon Messrs. N. Z. Rus
sell, Levi P. Stone, and A. g. J. Spalding.
Nearly 60persons ure thrown out of employ
ment, many of whose families will lie t;.us
deprived of the means of support. The en-
CINE men and other citizens of Greenfield,
repaired early to the spot, but were unable
to avert the calamity.
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SINGULAR FACT. The Georgia Messen yer
in nolcing the recent murder of a Mr. Early,
in Texas by Isaac h. Desha, says. it is suppos-
ed that Early was the son Uf Gov. Early, Of
Georgia, the same who about twn years since,
murdered an individual in that state. He made
his escape, aud the fact of his murder is the
first that has since been heard Of him. 1t is
singular that blth Desha aud Early Sh 'uld
have been the suns of men, filling the highest
office in their respective states. that both
should have elnded justice. and that, meeting
afterwards in distant an comparatively set
tied country. one should TALL by the hands of
the other. 1t is literal fufIment Of the pas
sag Of The Bible which declares. that "whnso
she Id ,th mla's blood, By man shall his blond
be shed" There is something, too Ike retri
button in one ,nurdercr's becoming the victim
OF annther. 1t is even handed Justice return
ing the poisoned chalice' to the lips Of one
who had hilaself administered it to his fellow
being -LyHckbarg Vrgiaian
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New YORK ELrcTrnS The Albany Argus.
Jackson paper. gives the following as the re-
suit of the election FIR Governor in New York :
For Van Buren,, (Jhck<onl I3675
Thompson. adm 106.4l1
Spnthwck. Anti MaSonir) 233}5
Giving plurality to Van Buren, over Tlomp-
son Of 3o,35o. Reckoni ,g the votes of both
the other candidates, there is majority arain,t
Van Buren, of about 300 votes. so that i, is
evident. if III" administration party had united
on one cand date. he would have been chosen.
Had the electors been chosen by general ticket
by a handsome majority.
Those who supported Sou'hwick for Govern.
or, voted for the Administration ticket for cleo
tors.
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The December Term Of the CouRr OF Cow
MOS PLEAS commenced in this town on Monday
last. 1t is holden BY Judge Strang II will
probably continue in session two or three weeks
until the actions on the old dnckct are entirely
disposed of
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FIRE. The Barn belonging to James Norton
in Charlton, WAS destroyed by fire on Monday
evening last, together with all the hay and f,d,
der contained in it. and considerable quantity
of millet. One horse, one yoke of oxen, and
tw" cows. we're burnt to death One other
horse which was got out alive was badly burn
ed. The whole loss is estimated at near $1,000.
The ire originated from llntern standing on
the floor while the person who carried it in.
was pitching some hay from the NOV. The
manner in which it took is no: known
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Samuel l.. G,'uverneur. (s"n.in.law of Pres.
dent Alouroe,) has received the appointment OF
Post Master Of New York.
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Nhers en-. froba.r Offire M. rs. 1898.
To the Heirs Of .loHN WHTE, late Of Uxb,i,Iec. in
siid Comfy, decreased, and to all others concerned in
The Estate Of said deceased.
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PRovIDENcE CoAsrING TRADE. A gen
tle'nAn, connected with the Inspection in
this town, informs us that about the period
OF 1906 and 1906 there were but $50 coast
ers entered this port annually. in 1923
the number had increased to about $500,
and during the year 1927, about 1000 coast
ers entered the port Of Providence. This
fact is full answer to those who would at
tribute injurious effects upon Commerce to
the Tariff acts. Ii. as Adam Smith says,
the cOastng trade is to a country, what the
circulation of the blood is to the animal sys-
TEN, we have above striking evidence Of
the healthiness Of this potion of the com
mumty, in spite of the "wicked Tariff
In fact, is not the Tariff the veIy nntriment,
the chyle, if we may SO speak, which has
formed the blood that is now circulating
and iavigorating the whole system?
Providence .7meTcdn.
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omc,.ster, IS Pinbai, OE ee, Nov Is. tA2S
To Hte Heirs of Po.Lr RtIDEL, lite Of Darl las.
in said Cont deceased and 10 all oise concerned
IN The Estate 81 said daeased, t,REhrl>e.
" on are hereby cited to appear (if YOU
n see it w, the Cunt at Probate a. l.. Il, Id.
en at Worcester. IN said County, on the FIRST
Tuesday ~ January ieNt. NJ one af The clurk.
after mon, Ia show cause why The Accounts OF The
administration al said Estate should hot be- allow
ed aud ou will be heard thcreot.
i0s NAiIrL. PAINE. = pro6.
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NOU are hereby cited to appear IF you
q see fit At the Con,t of proIsIe TO BE- LnlGen
At Worcester, in said County, on the first Iu S.
day M January next, at ten ot The vlnk, he
tOIe noon, To show caiISe WHY 81 e lhslr MI mt
which rmrports to he the lest 81 ~ ami T.sts.
at said Il. e~ssrd si6 uld not be all row d
and YOU viii be heard thereon
49' NArtPL PAINE. j. n ob
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SINGULAR HAzARD. Some time since, a
lawyer IN Baltimore, who is also member of
the Senate, received of jackson mln $ln0
on condition that he should pay him one cent
for The first vote of a majority which Gen
Jackson might obtain, tive for the second, four
for the third, and so on, doubling the sum for
every additional vote. From the returns al
ready received, it is reduced al most to a Ger
tainty that his majority will be 95. If 50. the
sum agreed to be paid will amount to $685..
90 .406. 255.46n, S43 1888 $50 H7O,s4. SUN 81
great that if l,250.000 0On 0G0,0O men had
cbm nenced counting i; at the creation of thu
world and continued at the rate Of one dollar
per second ever since, they would not We, have
had time to complete the counting. The Jack.
son man fearing that it might take longer Ia
count his m .ney than he should wish to wait
for il. offered TO compromise by receiving one
thousand dollars, which was promptly acceded
10, and the money paid
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you are hereby cited to appear, (if you
Il see fit aitht Com, al Probate to Ia. he ilt
at ~ crstrr, in said Corpty. o. the first Tues.
d.y IA Januar. next. at nine a. the clntk before
noon to show cause why the lnst,un.ert which
pmrrrts to be the last " III aud . eslamert
ot said decreased should be- appr,, d and GU
will b, heard thereon
l9 NNTII'L PAINE. J. Prob
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Wanted Immediately,

HRY the subscriber, three JOURNEYMAN
M0 SHOEMAkERS; one TO work upon
Morocco, another upon Boots, and the other
upon Shoes JONAS SMITH
Barre. Dec. 3. aw4q*
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BARLEY,

SIXTY CENTS will be paid at the forces
~ ter Brtmery, for every az lbs. of Barley. of
good Quality and rel cleaned
Worcester. New % AZ
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N\TH'L PAINE. J. Prob.

" Dresser, SIS Probate Ofire ID G. =, 1923
To the Widoir and Heirs o. BE>J,MIN EsTAB o K.
hfe Of iiayriw'ck al said County, deceased, md
10 all others concerned in the Estae Of said de- euse
CAEETING
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FLORIDA. The Flordian, published at
Tallahassee. contains the message of the
Governor, WIN. P. Duval, to the Legislative
Council of that Terrior'. 1t gives very
fattering account the imp ovements, ami
prospects, of that part of the United States.
Six years, says the message, have scarcely
elapsed since the whole country, from the
EscaInhia river in the west. to the St. Johns
in the east. a distance of nearly AGO miles,
was IL trackless wilderness inhabited by
rowing tribes of ssvlges. -Four years ago,
the first Legislative council assembled at
Tallahassee. surrounded by Indians; since
when, such has been the tide of immigration,
that it is thought the census of 1890 will en-
title the territory to admission among the
States. The culture of the sugar cane is
extending far AMI wide, and in Il few years
this most important article of consumption
will become the staple OF the territory.
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The SLAVE Trade. The Brazilians are
driving this horrible traffic to "A great extent
AMI in the most shocking manner. Most of
the vessels employed in this trade, are sharp
built briggs or schooneIs, constructed in the
United States, and sent ont to Brazil, and
sold for that purpose. During the year
1896, there were, according to offirial re-
turns, 10000 slaves imported into the port
of Rio de Janerio, alone /; the number re-
ceived into each of the ports Of Bahia and
Pernanbuco, during the same year, was
computed to have been much larger.
Two Brazilian slave vessels we're spoken
in 1927, one of which, a small brig, from
the coast of Africa, bound to Bahia, had II
cargo of human beings, to the number Of
300, Of both sexes, AMI all ayes; their
heads were completely shaven, and they
were nearly in state of perfect nudity.
After the year 1890. in accordance with
n treaty agreed upon and Signed between
Great Britain and the Emperor Don Pedro,
no slaves can be legally introduced into
Bra il; if, after 1880, any Bra4 llIan is taken,
by the British. engaged in this abonnable
commerce, he will he deemed pirate.