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JOHN ELDERS
DEPOT OF CHEAP LITER ATrRF.


JuSr 2. 1916. ''' ''''-
oSI received and Tor sale, this day, the fol-
Live. Of Men Of Letters and nourshed in the time
OF eeotfe ID by Henry Lord Bouehanl r. 9pd series, SOC
Bellyfune by Dougla, JerroLd. " ~ o'
Ruined Merchant and the Turn-Rey's Daughter; 70 '
The London Illustrated News aud Puoeh for Mayqa
Press for Saturday, May M N'''''' NA"0"A'
HoYT'S oFFICE.-A splendid Scheme Io- Id,
II Capital $4,000 $500 lowest three No Prize Tel
cts only s6-hslves and quarters in proporon for al,
un., O'clock" HoYT's OFFICE, '''
Drawing Of New Jersey Lottery Gas Sc
81 % 50 10 &c 81 10 So 81 10
Monongalia Lottery Clas, No %
IL % 60 ~ 81 IS so 90 10 49,
SUSSEX. Rra. CIsss No. SC
40 Is 81 81 IL 40 l6 70 so 81
Alexandria. Class No. 81.
30 4s 60 81 Sc 81 6I 40 65 10 25Ia2
F. WORDS oFFICE.-Drawing of Alexandra
a.. Lottery, class 81:
80 As GO 81 Sc 81 81 50 65 l6 25I ~
some good Prizes sent ont in the above
An pL1",Ss 81 su,,,R County Lottery eyira, elas.
DAWN. oey a. m 20 ~ 90 IL 10 so 81
IL " 80 ~ 81 As so s 50 10 30
- Dnwing OF New Jersey, Lottery. class sd
81 90 IS 40 4 &c 81 10 50 81 10
Han 10 81 So worth $3.50 the above .oLi by WORD
s4oe0o Capital for Saturday Ticket. $40
10000 Capital $50 ct to-day Ticket. Sc
to be had in great variety OF Up WORD
MANAGERS OFFICE-D. P.INr& Co
I'h For this evening Of $4,000 2656 3oeSOO
OF 1880, 20 Of 1000 &c. ~ Nos drawn T,ek.t.ss
Also $500; 1850, ll27 So 20 1000 as Nos, ~ drawn
Tickets 2,5O
Drawn Nos. Pokomoke Lottery, class LOG
IL "a % 81 50 10 81 80 81 20 &c 81
Drawn Nos. Of Delaware, class 1877:
81 90 - 76 II Is % Is IL 80 - &c A 81
Drawn Nos OF Pokomoke los:
25 80 81 65 49 60 Is "a 90 ~ - 9 a "a
Whole Ticket Nos. 20 - IA prizn sold and Maid
Draws Nos OF Pokomoke
IS 40 80 % SIS 81 III sc - CO 10
Drawn Nos Of Delaware I2s.
IL 81 10 40 50 % l6 ~ %
Whole Ticket Nos 10 80 So
"a 10 81 all sold and paid by d Paine&Co.
4 UCK'S PRIZE OFFICE.-For Tuesday
IL Pokonoke, Class los Przes: $4,000 OF 5000 OF
2656, Of $500 Of 1850, 90 Of 1000, drawn
Whole Tickets sS-shares in proportion.
Also Delaware 100. Prizes $500, 1877 Of 1000
&c IS Mes 10 drawn. whoes - rs qrs 6s Pos
prizes IN the above call at Je@ "LUUKs."
Drawn Nos Of Delaware, 1875.
"a As &c SO 10 80 a. 60 Is % 81 SIS
Ticket 10 20 60 sold and paid by LUCK
Dawn Nos. of delaware Lottery. 1877:
81 &c 43 76 III Is 81 Is II 80 IL sc Al So
Tieketls 81 10, another sold and paid by LUCK.
Drawn Nos. of Pokomoke, 100:
II 81 % % So 10 81 30 IS 20 SO 81
Whole Ticket II - 52-a OF $500 sold. Paid NJ
ia LUCK's PRIZE OFFICE
Drawn Numbers Of Pokouoke. tO7.
IS 40 50 81 SIS co III 80 70 &C 10
Dawn Nos Of Delaware 1879:
Ia 81 10 40 So % l6 A a
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SHANNONDALE SPRINGS,
VALUABLE MILLS FOR SALE.

VALUABLE MILLS fUk SALE.
Rf virtue OF n decree Of the Circuit Superior
- Court Of Law ard Chancery FOR hemar pronounced on
the 9Th day n May 1876 In the suits o Porter Jop admins
traitor and Others ana Jopns administrator Porter san
the second day NJ Jn 1876 fair otherwise the fair day
proceed 20 sc n the hghea bidder ready money
vded moity Of the Warren Mill, Mers and iauds
20 be the day n These Mns being
large and comundous -four bfct ard
mill, situated adjoining the n Warren,
bemafe. Immediately the James River md Kanawha Can
have haehod comfortable and
family and about seventy very valuable land
have recently undergone thorough
lent order for the approaching grinding
JAMES &. CfIIf.DREss,
Commissioner and Deputy for
y 9-wtds Hcni. Fiektin,s. "a G.
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wsTARs BALsAM-Tbef ing tie IN. h..n
US iof pnoeaton and the
raee comply with pleasure Certainly well at,.stt
cures OF severe diseases BY the particular hon
dicted:- - ~ Ai" M
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Now that the long debas m end the field Of nsro,s
uon - again openodi and We hope and believe iha both
Governments will enter into II with foil determination 10
adlusi question which, however really unimpostant 10
eher country has for soo time given nse 70 serious appre
tensions o'i the pesco Of the world should be disturbed
GER MANY.
The delegates Of the Z,lvorin are 20 meet shortly a,
Berlin 70 continue the negotiations commenced ~ Carts
Tahe The question will be discussed IN this conference
Wnet1er 70 favor tho importation direct Of cotton from
me united states, will be requisite augment the im
p9r duty On English twsts thoy will also take into con-
deau'n The proportions made tho Ioson tending 10
sSnae The means Of direct with the ttsns-
stlantic states
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1846-12-24

JAYNE'S EXPECTORANT.

The virtues of this e.fcacous and cheap medicine for
the cure Consumption and other diseases
well known. Very many lives have been saved by it.
NY Morning Atlas.
JAYNE's EXPEcToRANT FOR COUGRs, Colds &c. SO
many people ficed with these common every day
disorders that deem it duty point readers
simple remedy, which have tried and found effica
cious Las mes EXPECTORANT is a We valuable phial
syrup which have lately used with good effect
stopping cough and lOosening, and breaking up cold
IL is very agreeable medicine. This recommendation is
not bought puff, hut entirely luntary. And feel
that hardly do Il favor readers in
these dtys Of cheating than recommend them well
tried. efficient remedies, especially those have used
ourselves. DANIEL HENSHAW,
Editor Of the :" Lynn Record" Mass.
CANCER, GoITRE AND scRoFULA CURED Pretty ample
experience has proved that JAYNE'S ALTERATIVEis
Remedy for Cancer Kings Evil Bron, hucee Goitre
and Diseases of the Skin-whch will fail time
hundred of efeclng radical Ii is also the
most pleasant and safe articles offered relief
OF the aiiic ed
~ Prepared only by DR.. d. JAYNE No South Third
Street. Philadelphia For sale by J. GREEN Co, II
Main-st., and NJ. GREEN, 200 Main Street, Worces-
ter d6twSt5l
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XIIIth National Anti-SIavery Bazaar,
at Faneuil Hall.

Will open Tuesday, Dec. %, at 10 O'Clock in
the morning. great proportion Of this unusually
large collection OF beautiful articles from all the
world are such as cannot he elsewhere procured on this
SIDE Of the Atlantic and may properly be classed works
OF genius and art.
The collection of Drawings from the Misses Carpener
and Lady Byron which distinguished artists of the Eng
lsh school of water colos have contributed admir-
able one consisting of views of memorable places English
lake scenery, English castles original pencil sketches of
great merit.
Among many curious and rare contributions NAV be
mentioned The first edition of Miton's Poems-f 643)-
before any of his great poems were written Jnstnans
Institutes with Peter 5chefer's Commentaries medal
lion Of Henry Grattan by Mossop the eminent Irish med
allist extremely and valuabe-ndeed not to be OBJ
tanned but in this single instance few very scarce auto
graphs. Paper folders of Burns Mossgel thorn Silver
mounted jewe boxes, OF the oak of the old Car
Isle Castle, where Mary If Scotland imrrisoned in
1908 Specimens Of most beautiful styles of ladies' work
from France; novelties in Paris Ivory -enameled
sverstudded jewel and elope boxes Most beau
tfui specimens of Turnbrdge ware and papier uGche
H"nlten lace scotch agaes, clan Tartan shawl Tibet
cloth silk braided dresses colors qay designs of
unequailed perfection Knitted scars and shaws of a
peculiar Kind nowhere else TO be found il immense
rety De La Rues and Partisan writing Materials order
ed expressly from the manufacturers Of kinds never i'm
ported by the trade Magnificent tapestries of great value
ana new subjects few fine bronzes. Books of botan-
caily arranged plants. British weeds bound in
moth shells. Pressed flowers and weeds exqusiely
arranged in alto retieu6 Ornithoogy botanical
ngs Of astonishing beauty and fidelity Book of ferns
from Castle Howard woods Fayal baskets. Beautiful
transpaencies and lamp shades Chinese kites Etched
doSles London dolls charmingly dressed Iap.dogs as
large as life and beautiful lot Of toys with Illuminated
story books Tor children The elegantly finished silk
and other aprons imaginable. Complete bondor SUIT of
silk patch work
" The Liberty Bell" composed of articles from John
Quincy Adams, Wendell Phillips, stephen Z. Phillips Ed
mnnd quincy Mrs Foen, Mrs Hail. DIR BowrIng DIR Davy,
James husse! Lowell, Mrs Lowell, and others, will be
found at inc book table, with the paintings and cuosIties
the right OF the rostrum
The toy table is in the of the hall, the charity
table on the right of the entrance reeshnen table
on the LETT The Baz will continue open till notice
lis closing appears in the hut those who wish
he h0ia
in the season
Maria Weston Chapman, Louisa Loring,
Eliza Lee FoHen Ann r. C.. Phillips
Susan C Cabot, Henrietta Sargent,
Frances Mary Robbins, Mary My,
Helen N Garrison, Eliza MeTTiGm
Sarah b. ShdtO Sarah S. Russell.
Boston, Dec %, 1916.
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RICH CHAMGEARLE sATINS.

Thibet Cloths and Plaid CIOakings.
lust received at 1872 & l64 MAIN STREET,
81 chore lat OF Extra Fine and Common Thbes OF Ill
desirable culors Also, handsome assortment Of PLAID
CLOAKINGS.
DECEMBER FASHIONS received by The Cambria.
~ Ladies who unable To find handsome Cloakings
elsewhere respectfully invited to examine tins stock
" B. Just ope ed a choice lot Of Rich BULLION
PRINCES 10 match Thihets.
II. II CHAMBERI IN.
W0rcts er. Dec % dlw Wit
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ARAB PROVERBS. If friend is made Of hon.
ey, do not eat him all up. If you travel through
the country of the blind, be blind your self.
When you are the anvil, have patience when
you are the hammer, strike straight and well.
He who cannot take hint, will not comprehend
a long explanation. The mother OF murdered
man may sleep, but the mother OF murderer
cannot. like the head Of dog better than the
tail OF lion.
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To the Honorable Senate and House OF

Representatives Of the Commonwealth of Massachu-
sett>, in General Court assembled
NHE subscribers legal voters residing the towns be-
low mined, respectfully represent that the pablo
venience an necessity demand the consruction Of Rail-
road from converien point the Stale line in lhe
town Of Blackstone, the village oonsocket Falls
Rhode Island at other convenient point in the
town of Blackstone running through the of Black
stone, M-ndon to convenient point in MILFORD there
10 connect with the Railroad being built from said
Milford TO ntesect the Boston and Worcester Railroad at
the birmingham Depot They therefore pray they,
and those who may become their may be made
body petite and corporate with the power construct
Railroad the route aforesaid be endowed with all the
power and privileges, well subjected the liza
biities and restrictions of corporations like nature
CHAS G. F. HASTINGS, Mendon.
u. 8 GODFREY, Milford.
SETH CARPENTER, do
o. UNDERWOOD, do
HIRAM HUNT, DO
ADAM HUNT. do.
SULLIVAN SUMNER. do.
CLARK SUMNER, do.
A. e. MAYHEM, do
The above is true cpy of the original petition to be
presented the General Court Massachusetts, to be
holden on first Wednesday Of January, A d. IS47.
dtD26 CIIAS G. z. HASTINGS.
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STORE TO LET.

A TTNlTE subscriber offers to LET, for one more
Go i years, his STORE In the Centre Vilrge OF
4 LANCASTER. IL is an old stand and probably ore OF
the best locations for trade in Worcester County Posses
sion given forthwith
Aso--T0 LET, two very pleasant ROOMS in the sec
ond story said Store, which for several years have
been occupied TAILoRs SHoP they are an excellent
stand for good workman In that business.
A email assortment OF DRUGS ana MEDICINES, wi b
Cases Drawers &c. may be had with the Store, il desir
ed. JOSEPH w. HUNTINGTON
Lancaster, Sept. !. dwistf IS
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Messenger's Notice..

WORCESTER, S. December 10, 1916.
HENRY CHAPLIN Esq, Master in Chancery within
n and for the County Of Worcester, has this day
issued Warrant against the Els Of WILLIAM A.
CRAWFORD, of Worcese. III said County, erector of
lightning rods an insolvent debtor and payment of
any debts the delivery of any property belonging to
the said William A. Crawford, him his use and
the transfer of any property by him, forbidden by
law.
The first meeting of the creditors of the said debtor
will be held at the office of Newton Chaplin in Wor.
cester in said County, the First Day of Jauua
ry neEt ten O'Clock the forenoon the proof of
debts, and the choice OF an assignee assignees.
dot E. EATON d Sheriff
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TOWN MEETING.

TUE legal voters of the Town of Worcester hereby
notified to meet al the Town Hall in said Worcester
on Saturday the toPny sirh day Of December instant
at ten O'Clock in the forenoon, act the following
ticles:
l. To choose Moderator.
3 To see il the town will discontinue that part of Me
ehanc Street, being Town (which lies between Short
street and th present passage way, Of the Freight
House of the MOI witch and Worcester Railroad Company
g. To Nce if The Town will consent that the Directors of
the Boston and Worcester Railroad Company with the
cooperation and of the Directors Norwich
and Worcester Railroad Company may raise the surface
81 Front street to sufficient level TO admit of carrying
travel Of the said Street the Rail Road by means of
Bridge the said Street he raised and the Bridge TO be
erected at the expense of said Rail Road Corporation and
sGch others cooperate with them in eecng the
object the same TO be done and the graded in
nifty 20 Plan 10 be submitted TO said Town their
ing suitable banks walls and ratings be built and the
same to be completed in all respects in a manner which
snail be approved BY the eectmen Of the Town by the
County Commissioners OF the County OF Worcester
A. To il the Town will all of Main street
to be paved. E.. EATON Constable of Worcester
Worcester. Dec H. 9wis5n
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NORWICH q WORCESTER RAILROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ACCOMMODATTON TRlINs.

Daily except Sunday.
Leave Worcester at Al P. Leave Norwich at A. NJ
u The Evening Accommodated Train from Norwich
and the Morning Accommodation Train from Worcester
will be discontinued
FEW YORK TRAIN, MA Long Island Rail Road.
Leave Norwich for Boston, about 80 iay, except
Sunday.
Leaves Worcester for NewYork about 10 80 Mstoppng
al The way Stations both ways for passengers.
NEE' PORK TRAIN, uta Steam Boat.
Leaves Norwich Tor Boston every morning Except Mon
day. upon the arrival Of the Boat from New York about
O'Clock.
Leaves Worcester for Norwich and New York at upon
the arrival of the Train from Boston at 40 P NJ daily
except Sunday.
FREIGHT TRAINS, daily each gay ercept Sunday.
Fares less when paid Tor Tickets than when aid
N the cars J. w. STOWELL, Supt.
Norwich, Dee FL 1876. If
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Philosophical Lectures,

A COURSE of Eight Lectures on Natural Phi
lOsophy, embracing Pneumatics Astronomy Gaivan-
ISM and roMagnetism, will be delivered at The
UPPER Town HALL, by MR. SMITH, Master Of the Clas-
steal and English High School, commencing on FRIDAY
EVENING, Dec. 18th.
These Lectures will be illustrated by the beautiful Appa
raus recently presented to the High School, by the Hon
Stephen Salisbury. The Magic Lantern, Air Pump and
GalVanic Battery, well the Electro Magnetic Appar
atus are very superior Instruments and the illustrations
connected with them be otherwise than interesting
The proceeds Of these Lectures will be devoted TO pur
chase Of Books, Maps, additional apparatus &c &C. for
the Classical and English High School
Tickets for the so Cts to be had the Bookstore
single Lecture l21 Cts The Lectures will
O'Clock. dwIw Worces,er Der ~
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S, NJ. STORY

HAVING REMOVED to the New Store in WALDO
IL BIO X, has received and beautiful assortment
OF Gold and Silver WATCH ES-everv variety Of RICH
JEWEL .Y-Pure SILVER SPOONS of New Pattern
Clocks britannia Ware Fame, Goods great variety
Watches, Jewery carefully epaired and warranted
The price and quality OF all Goods warranted
perfect satisfaction Plense call aud at the store
north end of Waldo Block
Worcester, Dec ~. d2w w6t5l
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ANTLSLAVERY MEETING.

the Annual Meeting of the Worcester County South
Division Anti Slavery Society will be held at Worcester
in BRIELEY HAIL. Saturday and Sunday me 26ta and
27th Dec instant, commencing al ~ O'c,Ock AN
Distinguished of the cause are expected from
abroad
Members the Society urgently solicited TO he pre-
.ni Citizens generally are invited TO attend
800 SAMUEL MAY, President
D.c14 CIV john NJ FIsKE, sec'ry.
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and had tished up bag full ofthose dollars with
which the soil is supposed to be covered He
did not send, and she venturing all for love, put
herself into shipshape toggery. and sought her
lover across the sea-
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CHARLES w. PORTER.
: Attorney and Counsellor at Law

SOUTHRRIDGE,
As opened Office in the building occupied bv Good
II now & Clapp, al the Central Village in & where
he engages to give prompt and faithful attentions to
all business left in his charge.
References-SIsoN GREENLEAF, ESQ.,. Cambridge
Hon. JAMES SAVAGE, Boston
EBENEZER ID. AMMIDowN. Esq Southbriige.
Ss,uthbriIge, Dec 5. dWSSSm
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FOR COUGHS, COLDS, and all Diseases of

FUh NUUUFtS. GUILDS, and all diseases OF
The LUNGS, the Vegetable Pulmonary Balsam
will be found truly valuable, and highly eicacious
article he shown from the most unquestiOnabe
thory Of Physicians and those who il during
the last Is CT 20 years. Indeed its reputation well
established that has become standard family medicine.
None genuine unless signed WIN SoN'N CUTLER.
REED u CUTLER, BOSTON. (late Reed Wing &
Cuter Propret0rs For sale by Druggists Apothecares
and Country Merchants generally in Worce by j.
GREEN " Co Price 30 cts. en- Dec l2.
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Worcester and Nashua Rail Road

DROPOSALS for iu nishing CROSS-TIES, TIMBER,
SLl.S and PLANK for the construction of said Road
will be received at the Office Worceser-ScheduIes ami
Specifications OF when may be had application To
JOSEPH F. MILLER Esq Chief Engineer or either Of the
following named Gentlemen:
ELI w hoLBRooK, Esq West Boylston-JAcoB FISH
Err, Esq, Lancaster--J 2. WHIrcoMB ESQ Harvard
n. T. SMITH Esq, Groton-AsA F. LAWRENCE Esq, Pep
parell-THOMAs w. GILLIs, ESQ Nashua
WIN A. HEELER, Agent
Worcester, Dec 1896 eps.eoptf5O W&NRR. Co.
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SAD END OF PLEASURE PARTY. A
short time since, party of five ladies and five
gentleman went from Lima, La Grange Co. In
diana, TO Union Mills in the same county, to al
tend Ball. On their return, being together in
lumber wagon, they had proceeded but halt
mile, when party on horseback overlook them,
and race commenced. The CoIdwater (Mich.)
Sentinel thus describes the result:
The horsemen put spurs to their horses and
the reinsman put whip to his, and when under
full Roadway, the night being dark, the front
wheels of the wagon struck a stump, and the
passengers and the box of the wagon were thrown
some thirty-five feet IRON the stump against
which the wheel first struck. One lady struck a
tree distant thirty feet and broke her neck, and
died instantly. One man had his ribs broken and
was so seriously injured that he died the day fol-
LOWING. Another Of the company, young lady
was so seriously injured that her life was des-
paired OF when our informant left-a fourth Que,
female, seriously, and FIVE OF the other six,
more or less injured y
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Providence & Worcester Rail Road Co.

IASSCoSTIUHIs
NJ OIlCE is hereby given that the Sixth Assessment of
Ten Dollars on each Share has been laid by Board
of Directors pay able st doy Of January merit al
the Treasurer's Office, Washington Buildings in Inc CITY
of Providence.
Interest from the first day of January will be charged on
all payments not made the It'll dav Jan'ry
9sockhoders at Worcester will find their receipts az
the Worcester Bank Those in Milhuyy at the Milbury
Bank. ISAAC BROWN Treosurer
Providence, Dec IA, 1916. dis
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PARTICULAR NOTICE,

4 RESPECTABLE Yourg Man, from "a to 8 ears Of
n sge who is good Coupositor will find
ploymeni and good encouragement, on apple ton TO
T. W. BUTTERFIELD,
Worcester, Dec II. dtf Office Of the Citizen.
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Painted Oil Cloth Carpetings,

EUST received over 200 Pieces, embracing the
- hest and desirable styles exhibited this
County STATE Of all widths from yard yards wide,
aud for sale very cheap ~ B. l.. HARDON a. CO. +.
Worcester Dec 9. 4W
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moahinrtnn Cotton Flannels at 8 cts.

HAMILTON do do at TO CTS.
SooD PRINTS, madder color, for cts Mems wrIs .
snosrs e Vel al the Peoples cheap Store WALDO BLOCK
Worcsstef, Dec a. 5ln @. M. DAYTON
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PRNSEWTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

TNDWARD LIvERM0RE, directly opposite
E me American Temperance House has received from
New York aud other sources his usha supply o
RouNn ponKs and FANCY Articles suitable for Christmas
and New Years Presents. a.,
Ills assortment the largest to be found IN worcester
i ,,hh he l.. prepared 20 sell al the tooes prices
Worcps,er. Dec %. ,"
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Worcester s. Nashua 4. R. Company,

utlCE Is hereby given that Assessment of We dol
lars has bean laid by the Directors on each share ~
the Capital Stock of this Company upon which an Assess
men IS five per has already been made pavable nj
the Tteasurer's Office, las Main street. Worcester GU tn.
hrst day ofJanuary next; and Assessment of ten
lars has been laid all the shares the Capital Sto f
st' company upon which no Assessment has been made
payable at the time aud place aforesaid
+. H. IIENENWAY Treasurer
WA R. R. Company
Sockh pders IN Nashua will find their r,ceinis ~ a.
sles Bank and those in Lancaster at the i4casler
Bans. ''e'
Worcester. Nav. 25th, 1896