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l5Os Dollars Reward.

MARK, | NEGRO MAN, si1 MN feet high. about thirty years0i srESN age; Priscitia, muiatto Wo- man, about fifty years of age; Betsy, a dark mulatto, about thirty-fve years of age; Elixa, mulatto' about eighseen= years @of age rith her ''i. fant son, very bright muIatto, slaves De. longingto the estate ofJoseph Kuyken0aH. who ',y an order of tire supreme court, ,weTs. permitted to go at large in the town o' Little Rock, from whence they made thelr escape, on the night of 2stli October las'' will pay one hundred and fifty dollars, together with all reasonable charges, ios their delivery 10 me, or for their conhne- ment in the jail at Batesville.
 JAMES M. KUYKENDALL,
 .4dnainisirdtor o
 Joseph Katykendali, decreased. Jackson. A F. Jan. II, 1891 .--N Ntf--.RV
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New Drug Store.
PATTON. LITTLE ~ co.
RESPECTFULLY infor

the public, that they have
 permanently established a Drug 0nd Chemical Ware- house, in this place, and in- tend by regular iinporta- tions, to keep Up complete assortment of Drugs, .IIedi-
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Runaway Negro.

n A RUNAWAY SLAVE has
 Al been committed to jail, who R7 calls himself DICK. He says ysvSp he belongs te IcI::a el:s 9llaa, D, Mad snzA4Asazsa ison county, Tennessee. Heis
 small black man, about i've feet four inches high, rather slender made, and appears to be about thirty five years of age Had on when taken up Blanket |Cappeau, linen Pansa.oons, and ait old black Hat The said Slave was takenw about forty miles above this place, in the State of Mississippi.
 The owner of said Negro is requested to come forward, prove his property, pay charges, and take him away, or he will De dealt with according to law
 VIM. HUNT. Dep. Sher6, md
 Jnilor of Chicot eounfy. Villemont, Dec. 12, 1881. 39-l3w.
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H1RDlRE.

Brittanla tea and coffee sets; brass can. die-sticks; do. and-irons; do. snnfers apa trays;brass and polishd steel slIovelX tonr silver plated castor.; window glass: sipgl, and donhle barrel percussion guns; one pair superior sfcrcnssion pistols, percus. sion caps; fiints; shot belts. powder flasks. powder and shot; axes: shovels, spad es wire sifters; butts and screws, nails taeks; lecks of all kinds; hand, crosscm and mill saws; files; scissors; pockef, shoe butcher and case knives; razors; iron, Brit tania and plated tea {, table spoons: also.
 Teas, Coffee, c hfe Chocolate: G'i White Havana, loaf and brown sugar; Mo. lasses; Teneriffe, Port, Malaga and $. M wine; vinegar; cheese; candles; soap, starch and fig blue; raisins; currants; al monds; tobacco; cigars; spices of all kinds| which, together with many other articles too numerous to mention. they are dspo sed to sell, wholesale or retail, and thef invite the attention Of all their friend and the public in general.
 Little Rock Dec. 14 1S31.---wtf--.-
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An ordinance in relation to tAe conduct
 of Free Negroes.


 Section l. Be q ordained by fhe .Hayor and Toson Council oflhe toaon of Lit{e Rock, That if shall be the duty of all free per- sons of color in said town, who have a child or children over the age of seven years, 10 bind such child or children out to a respectable citizen, to be instructed III some useful occupation, to serve. until they are twenty-one years of age
 Sec. ,. Be | further ordained, That II amy free person or persons ofsscolor, being the parent or parents of such child or children. shall neglect CT refuse to bind out their child or children, after they shall arrive at the age of seven wears. t shall be the duty of tie Mayor of said town, to cause such child or children 10 come before him, and he shall bind them out at his own discretion.
 Sec, 2. Reft fit19aer ofdaiaed, dh4; i shall not be lawful for any free person q persons of. color, in the town of Little Rock. to hire any slave or slaves, Or keep any slave or slaves about his, her or their house, possession, or employment.
 Sec. i. Be | flYthes ordained, That f any person or persons shall hire any slave or slaves, or permit his, heror their slave or slaves to reside witl, or remain IT the possession Of. any free person or persons of color, in the town of Little Rock. they shall forfeit and pay the sum of leu dollars, for every month such slave shaii be so found in the possession Of such freepe ion Of collar, to he.recovered by action of lebt, brought in the name of the Town Council, before the Mayor, and said offen- Ter to stand comnitteduntil said penalty with the attendant costs be fully paid.
 Sec. ,. Be t further ordained, This or finance ito take effect, and be in force, rom and.after the first day of March next. l Approved Feb. 4. lS32. i6 Al CUNNINGHAM, .Nauor
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Et0R SAL E--A few Lovely sli isas, pprn- E. yen Up at the and Ofic ce in th1s place and which have not get been tocAA ted.-Apply al tilia ofice.
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Little Rock Ferry. rERaIAGE AT HALF PRICE

YyHE subscribers having rented the fer u " at Little Rock, have built large boat expressly for crossing teams and cat- Y slc. which iii addition tethe boats tofineT- ly kept, will enable them to use despatch in the conveyance of passengers. Experienced ferrymen are always in attendance.
 (gr The rates of ferriage arc reduced 10 hav the former charges
 JOHss H. COOKIE,
 JAMES 5. KEATTS. Feb. @, ls32-46--tf
 N. B. Mir. Rorer will please change his advertisement to conform wthathis.
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46 NJ. CUNNINGHAM, .Nauoy.

an ordinance against fighting and other disorderly conduct, within the corpora
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HesU Store.

? 5: .z:- z .-5-s ,. , 2 N .NsS 1. l. ., ---- a n1
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GOODS.

 z 9 \ \ s s ' s ssa ozF
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Essi iiis i JULY inform their ss; lS and the public, that they base msen manently established themselves e pc town of Little Rock, for tie transa,. n Il
 Mercantile Bus1,,o v
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sortmenI of

Dry Goods, Hard Wcre, saddIeyy, and
 Groceries. Which he will sell al redncad prices for
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SsI IGi5LE1I. saddles-bridles ,singis and double rein ed, witt plated and brass hits-martin- gales black and white. with ivory and plated iRgs--sursingIe collars, wet bine. &e
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1831-1858, 1832-09-12
DE n j.:

In Western, August "a. Eliza j., wife of Josepb
Field, aged 32.-Sept 8, Eliphaet Howe, IT,, 81
In Leicester, August 81, Sarah Amanda, daugb.
ter of Samuel Watson, after lingering illness
which she sustained with Christian fortitude and
resignation, aged 2S
In Westminster, Sept. ., widow Martha Sever,
aged GO.
In Dudley, Aug 4, Mr.. Lemuel Wadron. aged
42.-Printers in Netr York and Pennsylvania are
requested to insert this DEATH
In Charlton, July 49, Nathan Fletcher. pen.
sioner and patriot Of the Revolution, aged "a
August 2, Ebcnezer Twiss, aged "a soldier Of
the Revolution.
In Utica, August II, of Cholera, Mrs. Abigail
SNOW, aged ~, widow of Lemuel Snow, formerly
of this town. Her husband died of the same dis
ease days previous.
In Lancaster, Sept. 2, Widow Jane Warner.
aged u.
In auckland, Mrs. Hepzebah Carter, wife o!
Benjamin C.. aged 60.
In Cornwall, ~. co. August2G, of the prevailing
malady, Barnabas Dickinson, Esq, brother of the
late Horace Dickinson, Esq, Of Montreal. former
Drowned in Coventry, R. L. August 80, Nathan
E., son of Abner Rawson, late Of Uxbridge. aged 7
years.
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS,.
Forester, IS.
At a meeting of the County
Commissioners, holden at Worcester, within
and for the County of Worcester, on the
third Tuesday of June, A. d. 1882:
VA HEREAS, upon the petition of The
Wv Fifth Massachusetts, Turnpike Corpora
ton, setting forth that said Turnpike Corpora
ton had voted to abandon their franchise, and
thereupon praying that public highway might
be located over said Turnpike Road, with such
alterations therein as should be thong hit proper,
due proceedings having been had thereon. il is
considered and adjuIged by said County Com
mlssloncrs, that common convenience and ne
cessity do require the location of public high
way over the Turnpike Road aforesaid, with
such alterations as shall hereafter he paIticu
larly designated, which said Turnpike Road is
described as follows, to wit: " Beginning on
the line of the town Of Orange in the County
OF Franklin, and the line of the town of Aihol
III the County of Worcester; thence easterly IN
the County OF Worcester, and through the
towns of Athol Phlipston, Templeton, Gard
ner, Westminster, Fichburg, and to the east.
crn termination thereof in Leomnster"
1t is now, therefore, Ordered, that notice be
given to all persons and corporations interested
therein, that said Commissioners will hold a
meeting at the house of Samuel Ncwhall, Inn
holder in said Athol, on TuEsDAY, the sirteenth
day Of October neat. at nine of the clock in the
forenoon, by publishing an atcsled copy ofsal
adjudication and order thereon, in Z" The .haSSa
chnSets Spy" Newspaper, printed in said
Worcester, three weeks successfully, the last
publication to be fourteen days at least, before
the said sixteenth day of October.
And it is further Ordered, that the Sheriff Of
said County or his Deputy, serve the several
Town Clerks Of the said Towns of Athol, Phil
llpsion, Templcton, Gardner, Westminster
Fnchburg, and Leominsier, each, with an at
tested copy Of said adjudication and order
thirty days, at least, and also post up an attest
ed copy thereof in two public places m each u
said Towns Of Athol, Phillipston, Templeton
Gardner, Westminster, Fichburg and Leon
mster, fourteen days, at least, before the sal
sixteenth day Of October; at which time an
place said Commissioners will proceed 10 la
out, locate, and establish public highway q
common road over the route described in tn
adjudication aforesaid aud to hear all person
and Corporations interested therein, who ina
then ana there dr.iro 10 bo heard thereon, an
TO assess such damages as any person or CorpC
ration may sustain, by reason Of the location
the road aforesaid.
Attest: ABIJAH BIGELOW, Citrk.
copy Of the adjudication and of the ord'
of notice thereon.
, 81 Attest, ABlJAH pIGELoW, Clerk
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NEW GOODS.
GEORGE T. RICE & CO..

opposite the Post Office
"A RE now opening, fine assortment of
IA Gilt Frame Looking Glasses,
Brass Andirons, Shovels and longs,
Knives and Forks, Tea Walters,
Tea and Coffee Pots, Coffee Mills,
Plated Brass and Iron Candlestlcks,
Plated Brass and Blpcktin Lamps,
Plated Table Casters,
Plated and Blocktin Tea and Table Spoons,
Fancy Bellows, Hearth Brushes,
Brass Kettles. Sad Irons,
Tea Boilers, Clay and Iron Furnaces,
Coal Holds, &c. &c
NJ CONSTANTLY on HAND COMPLETE IN
ASSORTMENT or
HARD WARE,
Bench and Moulding Tools,
Window Glass, Nails,
Hollow Ware, Oven Doors,
Emery Sheet Lead,
Lamp Oil, Glue,
PAINTS, OIL, and TURPENTlNE.
An OF which they will sell at wholesale or
retail, on the most favorable terms.
Worcester, Sept 12. CIV
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.MA z r LEN .

In this town, by Rev. Mr. Willard, Mr.. Charles
Wesson to Miss Mehitabie Frost
In Webster, Aug. 10, MIR. Marquis Trumbull to
Miss Waity Brown W
In Charlton, Mr., Arsndal Crawford of New Al.
bany, Indiana, to Miss Sally Ellis orc.
In Mercer, Me, Mr.. John Gates of this town tc
Miss Lettuce Burr ~
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NOTICE.

The annual meeting of the Norihboro' TTenper-
dnce Society will be holden at the Town Hall, ON
WEi'YEsDAY, The 26th inst at | o'clock - q
Tor the purpose of transactng the annual business,
OF said Association. At 2 O'Clock, an Address viii
be delivered before :he Society at the Rev. Joseph
Aliens Meeting House, BY the Rev. HOSEA Iii.
DKETH Of Gloucester, Agent of the Massachusetts
Societv Tor the Suppression OF lntemperance. The
friends of the objects of Temperance Associations
IN this and the neIghborng towns are invited to
avail themselves of this opportunity of listening TO
an emInently successful advocate ofthe temperance
cause. MARTIN L. Srop ~.
Northboro', Sept ~.
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MILITARY REVIEW and INSPEC TyOv
BRIGADF ORDrp

Second Brigade Sirth Division. NJ M
:, IN "hecience to Division Order, Aug. l6, 1889
the Regiments of Infantry belonging to said Rio
ade, will parade for Review and Inspection this
season, in the following order, viz:
me Sd Reg Col. Howe, on Tuesday, 25th inst
9TH Reg, Col. Sawyer, on "Wednesday 26tb.
:, 4th Reg, Col. Lincoln, on Thursday, eth
Isl dst Reg, Col. Whitcomb, on Friday, oath
"a Reg, Col Bond, on Saturday 99th
The Battalion Of Artillery will parade by com
they are located. 80 "'''0"
Sept. ~.
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Office is hereby aiven that we the sub
= y scribers, having been appointed by the
mon Nath1. Paine, 10 receive and exam.
me The claims of creditors to the Estate of
ELIZABETH JOHNSON, late of PhiIIipston,
DECEASED. represented insolvent. do hereby rive
notice, that six months from the 18th dav of
May last, are allowed To said creditors TO bring
III and prove their claims; and that we shall
attend that service at the house of Nathaniel
Holland, IN Barre. on Thursday, the 18th day
81 November next, from one ill five of the
clock, P. NJ
NATHL holland, L.
ARTEMAS HAPGOOD, C0m's-
Barre, Sept 3, 1892 s37
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REVOLUTION AT pERNAMP1rco

Capt Kurtz, of brig Leila, arrived at New York
on Sunday evening from Rio Gr1nde, which place
he left the 23d July, informs that few days be.
mrc he sailed, Brazilian brig arrived there from
Pernambuco, having been obliged to cut her ca
bles and run, in consequence Of Revolution hav.
ing broken out at that place, among the Negroes,
who were numbering all the white inhabitants in.
discriminatory. This intelligence was confirmed
by another vessel at Rio Grande.
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Flour, Starch, Lime. &c.


4 Sn BBLs. Genesee and Howard stree,
Il eSeF Flour,
a. do. Philadelphia Starch,
80 boxes do do
80 casks Harris Rock Lime,
800 bush Southern Corn,
$500 dn. Turks Island Salt,
sou do. Liverpool c. +. do.
20 casks Fall and Winter o.,
hhds \. o MnlasSeS,
bags st Domingo Coffee,
4 casks Pot Ashes,
p bbls. and halfbbs. Brown Sugar,
rs bib hGxes Old Tyson Tea,
10 Jars Maccobnr Snuff,
100 d0z. Viewers Pickers,
~ do do. Shuttles,
% tons Plaster Paris,
5lhlO lbs. Card Wire, Nh. Is 10 81,
1000 do Live Geese Feathers
A u i'r sale on The most favorable terms, al
The Canal Store, Central street by
ROBERT EARLE.
Worcester, Sept 10 CIV
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OXFORD BANK.

FEVHE Stockhnldetsof Oxford Bank are here
Il by notified, that their annual meeting for
the choice of Directors for the ensuing Year.
will be holden at the room over said Bank, on
the first Monday Of October next, ut 2 oclnck,
?. NJ. By order Of the President and Directors.
S. BASTOW, Cashter
Oxford Sept. 10
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WOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
n sec fit,) at the Court of Probate to be hold.
EN- at Templeton, in said County, on the third
Tuesday in October next, at ten of the clock,
before noon, to show cause why the Instrument
which purports to be the last viii aud Testament
OF said deceased should not be approved; aud you
will be heard thereon.
81 NATHL. PAINE j. Prob
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ANTI-MASoNIC CONVENTION.

a Convention of Anti-Masons was holden in
this town on Wednesday and Thursday of last
week, at which, delegates were present from all
the counties in the State except Berkshire, Barn.
stable, Dukes, and Nantucket. The number of
delegates present was near 500 The Convention
was organized as follows -
Phny Merick of Worcester. President-Abner
Phelps of Suffolk, Joseph Rickeison of Bristol
William b. Breed Of Essex, Eljphaet Kingmnn Of
Plymouth, William Whitaker of Franklin. Vice
observation-disclosures F. lalleit of Suffolk Josh
na b. Clapp of Htmpden. John Burrage of Bristol
Edward Kirkland of Worcester, Secretaries.
On Thursday the following Candidates were
nominated to be supported at the approaching cleo
ton -
For Governor, SAMUEL LATHRoP-For Lieut.
Governor, TIMOTHY FULLER. For Electors of
President and Vice President For Electur AT
Large, John D. Williams, Boston; for Suffolk ia
cob Hall, Boston Norfolk, John Bailey Dorches-
ter; Essex South, Wi';am B. Breed, Lynn Es-
sex North, Thomas Payson Rowley Middlesex,
Benjamin Wyman. Woburn; Plymouth, Zechariah
Eddy, marlborough; Bristol, Joseph Ricketson,
New Bedford; Worcester South, Pliny Merrick
Worcester; Worcester North Stephen p. Gard.
ner, Bolton; Hampden, John Chafiee, Springfield;
Franklin, Asa Stebbins, Deerfeld; Barnstable
Benjamin liallett Sandwich
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At Ma ;onal Republican Meeting. holden at
the Court House. in Worcester pursuant to public
notice, on the 9th instant, it was voted
That the several towns in this County be re-
quested TO elrct forthwith many DELEGATES as
they are entitled Ia Representatives to attend the
National Republican State COnrention, which is
10 be holden ut Worcester on the 18th Of October
next, for the purpose of nominating n Governor
ana Lieut. Governor of the State, and Electors of
president and Vice President Of the United States
1t was also voted, that the Members of said Con.
vent'on, elected for this County, constitute a
!; ounty Convention, for the purpose of nominating
Senators for this County for the ensuing political
year, and that they meet for that purnose a, the
Court House in Worcester Mt 9 O'Clock, A. NJ. ON
the SAID llth OF October. Published per order
II Meeting an Worcester In pursuance ftbe
above recommendation, Notice is hereby given
mat there will be meeting Of the Citizens of
worcester, a. the house of Jones hsuabrook on
THURSDAY. the 18th inst, at half past ! O'Clock
+. NJ, Tor the purpose Of elccting Delegates to rem
resent the town OF Worcester in said Convention
4 general attendance of those interested in the
success of the National Republican cause is re-
queS'ed' rer order. Sept. L.
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Notice to Road Makers.
ROAD-MAKERS

ENTlEL please 10 notice. that the Commit
w tee, appointed by the town of Brookfield,
10 put out the making of the several pieces Of
new Road, lately established by the County
Commissioners IN the West Parish, in said
town, commencing near the house of Silvanus
Thomas innhoder, and Terminating near the
Jennison house, so called, making in the whole
distance of nearly two miles, will contract BY
Auction for making the same in sections or fox
the whole toge ether, at the house of A1nas Rrjeh-
ard, innholder, in said town. on THURSDAY, the
goth inst at len O'Clock, in the fore noon. Any
person wishing 10 view said routes previous 10
the time appointed for letting out the same,
may coll on SILVANUS THOMAS. at the
west end Of said route, OF on JESSE BLISS,
Esq.
SIMEON DRAPER, Chairman.
Brookield, Sept l2 2w
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NEW GOODS.
C.4LVIN HITCH &. CO..

MEKC1ANT TAILORS
No. Paines buildings,
AVE now opened prime Stock of Goods
II e adapted to The present and approaching
season, viz:
Broad Cloths and Cassimeres,
Vesings, lin great Variety
Stocks, Hosiery, Gloves, aud Suspenders,
Goats Hair Camlet and Serges,
Ini'atlon do. do. Flanncls,
Peiersham Coating. &c &c.
u Work done in a superior manner and
warranted
Worcester, Sept ~. 6w
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CENTRAL BANK.

STOCKHOLDERS in the Central Bank o,a
~ hereby notified. that their annual meeting
will be holden at the Banking House. on Mon.
DAY, tie first day Of Octobcr merit. at 3 o'clock
+. NJ, tor the ci'nco of Directors for the en-,
suing year, as also for the transaction OF such
other business as may regularly be brought be
fore them
A semI'Annual Dividend of profits will also
be declared, and made payable on the same
day. Per order Of the Directors
q. a. TRUMBULL, Cashier.
Worcester, Sent 10
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INDIAN WAR. We have been favored by
friend with the pernsal Of two letters, recently
received by him from Fort Wnnebago, near
the portage between the Fox and Ouisconsin
Rivers, containing details Of the Indian War in
that vicinity. up to the final destruction of Black
Hawks band on the Mississippi. We do not
find any fact in them, particularly worthy of
note, which has not already appeared in the pa
pers from other sources. We are confirmed,
however, by these letters, in the belief that the
charges which have been made, of gross mis-
management in relation to the war, are but too
true. The writer gives il as his opinion, that,
if ii had been properly managed, the war would
have been ended early in June, and that the
government would have been saved an exprnd-
iture OF tara or three millions Of dollars This
matter ought TO be taken up by Congress and
to undergo thorough investigation
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WorcesIer,ss IS. Prnbate Uf!ice. Sept. S, 1852
To the Wid01r Gnd Heirs Of FARLEY STEyFNs.
lr'e Of Charlton in said County, accused. and 10
all others concerned i" the Esate c said deceased,
GREETING.
NOU are hereby cited to appear (if you
q see ftl at the Court OF Probate TO he hoIie,
At worcester. IN said County. on the first Tues.
day in October next, at ten of the clock. before
moon, TO show cause VIII, License should rot be-
granted TO the Administrator to sell and convey
so much of the Real Estate of said deceased. rs
will raise the sum of S654,5i for the payment Of
debts and charges; n"I ,e" -aI be hes,d th,,ron
81 NArH'L. PAINE. j. I'yDb.
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" Worcester. SIS. Probate Office, Aug. 81, 1889
10 tie Wid'w and Hcirs Of JAMES RICE, ~. Of
Barre, in said County. deceased, ana 10 al others
concerned in The Estate Of said deceased
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NEW GOODS,
NOTICE.

TENHE Mc"lbcrs Of the Worcestsr Ha,mon;c
a S0c,'ty are notified that on adjourned
meeting will be held at the Town Hall on Fn,
pay Of this pcek, at o'clock, P M 10 hear
the report of Committee upon the subiec, Of
Inc disposition of the funds and other proper,v
OF the Society, and IN act thereon.
Worcester, Sept 10
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NOTICE is hereby given, that the sub
: scrIber has been duly appointed Executor
W IN, NE last VIII and testament of ELIJAH
~, 'CLp' late ot Phillipstoa, in the County of
Worcester, deceased. aud has taken ,,pou bn3s,.If
tn1l trust BY giving bonds as the law directs
M persons indebted to said Estate are hereby
e1''eH upon to make INN ediste payment; and
i" ''"se to whom said Estate is indebleJ are.
requested to exhibit their demands for s,ttle.
ntnt pt INV ~ .."' 80 .e
"hhpston, sept. 4, IS . rS-
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Four young men from this town have en-.
tered the Freshman Class of Harvard Col.
lege the present year.