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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-10-01
RAILROADS.
Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad
fA =z@sysss

Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad.
tA "a s.. -
TINE LTERED.-Sumn,er Arrangement.
IN ami after Monday June s, 1858, trains will leave
" Fitchbnre AT A. NJ, 1910 and $50 p. NJ.
Freight S 80 A. NJ.
Returning-Leave Worcester at $50 and Ills A. NJ
and AIS NJ. Freight, $50 T.. NJ.
IvERs PHILLIPS. Pres't.
Fitchburg June c. 1853 iy1 DIFF
Boston and Worcester Railroad
~ IL ssTsss51 49, SsSSs
SUMNER ARRAHGEBERT - Commencing Mon
day, May 9th, 1854
PASSENGER TRAINS FOR BOSTON, follows
leave Worcester about 4, a. 2, d I0.l5 nj t3O'
Ex.) 400, (l1.05 Ex) pm
MillbuTy $40 q. m $40 pm
Milford at 7.o5. lois ais
Fram'n Cen, 40: HOO SIS. go g
" Saxonvile "A, SIS .3O I"
Newton, $50, 7,27, s.23* Nv. Tr.), g., II.4O+,
lW Tr9';a NJ, 2,12+, 40, 4.4O, 525 wv 1r.)' 6l5,
e.l5, m
q BroOklne, 81, ii, 8, $50, 10 am; I.SO, 3 ST.
and 9, o.,
Newton Upper Falls, $40, and g. 10 am Ito, 2S
LEAVE BOSTON, as follows.
For Worcester at 7.3O (and Ex.la.m., 80 (43e Ell
6. n5 as S,OoE1) ,,o Pr
" Milford at 7.3O ain '245,5
Framn Cen, 7sO, 500 2 30, SIS"
" SaxOnville N $40 I" IS "
= Newton. I Now Tr.)o O5 &sA.M IL 81, $50
wv Tr.J 3l5, Sis, Sis, rs and 9i5, p
Brookine. Z. 10, TBS, $50, IL M, /, 1885, $50,
81, Il. u, 9 80 p.
" Charles River Branch, 7.lO, am IL 81, 81 pm
C. TwICHELL. supr
Boston. May 3, 1883 dawti
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ROSS'S Providence &Worcester Xpress

by Every Train.
Er5fI#FFFfE5 PACKAu Els Forwarded Notes, Drafts,
tSs'ss.-Ss1 and Bills collected, and paid, and all Or.
ders attended to, with despatch
Packages and small cases forwarded and other Express
business transacted at Fall River Mansfield Aule6oro'
Taunton, New Bedford, and Nantucket, Mass Bris.
tol, Warren, Newport East Greenwich, Kingston War
wick, Wickbeld, Peaceiale, and Wakefield r. l. anil
Stonngton, Conn.
OFFICE.-American House, Worcester
Worcester, March 6, 1852. mars diff
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Pearl Barley and Oat Meal

Just Received supply Of the above ariicle together
- with Wheat. Groats, Farina, I6In niOny and Samp
Corn Starch, and CGstnrd FIOMr, for sale I'y
mv26 DIFF II. AYRES
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ompanying each Box.
D@O,OOO boxes sold in this State the past year and
gave universal satisfaction.
The great secret Of the popularity of this Ointment
lies In the fact that il accomplishes all it recommend
ed to do and tnat do recommend I to cure any
thing but what, from the Of its ingredients il
an absolute specific for while other preparations Of the
KIND are recommended 10 cure every disease which the
human flesh is heir to- from Consumption down to the
bite Of flea, when. in fact, a the medical properties
they contain are in the handbs and the thousands Of
Fictitious certificates published in iheif praise
invite those troubled with the above complaint (paT.
icnlary SAT- RheOm TO take box and try tiff you
money.
N b have hundreds Of testimonials can show an
one who feels disposed TO call ON and satisfy him.
self Of the virtues OF this Ointment.
Prepared and sold by MONROE TERRELL, Manga
tuck, Ccnr., TO whom all orden shound be addressed
Sold also by the principal Druggists and Country Mer
chants generally. Price rs cents
WHoLEsALE DePoTs,-C v. ClickeDer y Co., No
81, Barclay street, New York; Weeks Potter, Wash.
ingtoD street, Boston, Green, Caldyell ~ Hi and
ID. Scott. Worcester dWsaweow mnrl6
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Alexander Putnam

Alexander Putnam
MOULD give notice that he continues the AUG
w TON AND COMMISSION BUSINESS at the
old stand OF Hood q Putnam, No. las Main street
where ne VIII be happy to receive consgnments Of all
descriptions OF property, for Auction, or prvpte sale
A. 7. VIII attend to sales of Real Estate, or Personal
Property.
N. b. Cash paid for secondhand Furniture,
Furniture, Trunks Valises, Dry and Fancy Goods
&c, at private sale, low Tor Cash
Worcester, Feb 26, 1853. diff
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New Grocery Store.

FINHE subscriber has taken the store on the cor
L Of Green and Pond streets, AID will be happy
to old friends, and make ones.
l. SPRING. I'd.
Worcester, June is, 1858 DIFF
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RAILROADS, EXPRESSES, &c.
NEWPORT Via PROVIDENCE.

IL IH rassH5lsl E1 s::...s;.::5 ;s. SlEsrN
IN and after June 20lh, 1883, the steamer FERRY,
J ant Woolsey will run between Providence and
Newport, connecting twice each way, each Gay, win
trains of Providence * Worcester Railroad, follows;
Leave NewPnlt at A. NJ aad +; M;
Leave Providence at 9 M, and p. NJ
Or, on arrival of trains from Worcester and Boston,
Passengers may procure through tickets at Railroad
stations Of New York and New Haven Railroad New
York of Wesiera Railroad, Albany Providence
and Worcester Railroad, Providence.
r A X f..
Newport and Worcester, Sl,50
q Esv YOTk via Worcester SpIiig
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". D. FENNO & SON,


o. K
NJ AR"1'S Patent OIL is the handsOmest chearest
LNI an vest article for light ever discovered andthe
universe Ivor and admiration which this article has
received is than all other for light com
ohed 1t can be had of "A. ii. NEWTON, Agent,
No. POT Nam street, Worcester.
Ais, Lamps, Cans. Tubes, Wicking,&c
n b. Particular attention gwen to altering old
Lamps, which does not exceed la cents per Limp
oct2Z dawtf
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Observation-Disclosures!

THE subscriber offers for sale, at his Old Stand OF
Southbridge St, every variety OF Gro cries. usually
kent in first Store, which he offers the very
lowest mark for Cash. G. e. FLANDERS
rugs DIFF
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Graham Flour

%R 20 barrels IIecker 4 Bros. superior era
ELOER, in T. and I bb and bags,
~ made from new wIeat, Tor sale by
au29 II T. EATON Il 90, 1856 Main 81.
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Special Notice to Foreigners.
FTNHOMPSON a. co., Express torwarders, having
Il made arrangements for drawing Checks directly TN
the Belfast Banking Company Belfast Ireland any
OF itsbrahches, now ready TO draw Checks on the
above Company, from El to 100000.
The advantage of sending 10 friends abroad Bank
Check, instead of Drafts individuals must be clearly
obvious
Bills of Exchange, Checks, and Passage Certificates
for passages from Liverpool TO New York, Boston,
furnished at this nffce. 5. v. r. IICKCOX Agent,
les diff Waldo Block. Main street. Worcester.
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Providence and WORCESTER Railroad.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

Ia "a sszsz EEsasz' szzsssszEssssss1
~ - M ~ ssiaislss
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J E. HUNT, Agent.
STONE WARE,

UST Received a large supply nj BENNINGTON
~ STONE WAKE, OF superior quality, for sale by
DEXTER 4 EDDY,
Wholesale Agents, No. 90 SOuthbridge Street,
NS dawtI
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GROCERIES, &c.
Fine Feed

Bags
GRAIN and Flour Bags Of all KINDS a
VI turcrs' Prices, by BLISS, SUTTUN,
my25 daWtf Nos
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The Wonder of the Age
DIR. TerreI's Healing Ointment.

For the cure of S 1T Rbeum, Erysipe
las, Chilblains, Chapped or Cracked
Hands, Burns and Scalds, ,3uts, Wounds
ofany kind, Piles, Inflammation of the
Breast, Bites of Insects, old Sores, all
kinds Of Breaking out and Sores Oh chill.
dren, Sore Lips, Pimples on the face,
and all diseases OF the Skin.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
On and after Monday, May 9th, 1853, through PAS
SENGER TRAINS will leave as follows
Leave Providence at 100, and II 80 a. M and 40 D. m
Leave Worcester g. so, and ii m. and A. p. m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28
MARRIED.

ALBEBTS0N-LYONOn the 9Th inst, By Judge lsdick Of
L. L. Sss Aberson, of Hsrth Caroline.
daughter OF Walter Lyon ESQ., OF the town Of Bedford Weheer
BALDw MI NKINs.-On Thursday. 2 inst BY Rev J. g.
Rsckus ID D. Edward Baldwin Jr ESQ Miss Martha Of
David Jenkins Esq, sl OF this City
DOUGLAS-TOBIAS-A Charleston s. c. April H. Mr. Csmp-
bell Douelss hi "a an Ann Tobias
FINAEY-h ATHEWS-On Wednesday 21h inst By Rev John
Mcleod Rev Spencer L. Finney to Miss Isabella Mathews all
City
County Y the morning Of the nat by Raw n
Daring Mr. Robert Grant and Mss .Ouisa T. Peck.
GRAHAA-ROss Al Baltimore Nd April a. Robert Graham
70 Jane Re both OF this CITY.
GLiDDEN ~GoLDsMITH-At Boston Mas. April 2, Mr. Daniel
N. e. eldest dsashtrr oS
Capt. Nathaniel OoIdsnith, OF Salem '' ~
HEkDRICKs-C AT New Lisbon Ohio pril a. Mr.
Nathan Hndcks OF Chambersbugb Pa and Miss Chandler
OF Center Township, Columbia County
LEGAT-L Ew1HWATE.-A Albany N. Y, April a Alexander
LeRat ~ Grace Lewihwaite, both Of Scotland
MILh0R-sEMMES AT Baltimore, Md, April p, J. n LIoyd
Minor. Of New. oIk; to Miss Susan semmes
McKINSTRY- McDOWELL-At Pekin, H.. April 8 James n
beKin Of Delsyan Mis- Sarah daughter IL WIN Don
ell Esq, Of OAKLAND, Franklin County, Pa.
hOlSE-MOIsE AT Charleston, G. April D, Mr. Charles H.
More to Mis Theedo sdne daughter OF T. Noise Of Newr
MOORHEAD- BELL-At Isdsns Pa April H. Mr. Jamss Moor,
head Of Green Township TO Mis- Jane Bell White Townhp
PENNINGTOS-WINDER.-A Knishty Talbot C,unty Msry.
land April H. Charles j. Pennington Of Baltimore
eopd daughter Of the late Capt Wnde states Army
CH-VANCE-At Newark, ~ J April a. John Rorbseeh
IT, and khsbstb, eldest daughter Of Charles Of ensssc
New-Yorb. ~ - ~'
SCOTT PHELPs-In Oisero Mich April Nj, Ja.,n so,, .f
Os and Mis Charity NJ. Phelps Of Aubarn Ohio '> "
STlkOEL1-ChC1-A Columbia s. c., April IL Rev 4 ID
Stlusey 70 Mics Jane C. Caey all Of Lexington Distrct
WADklNs-FOREs1ER- Murray County Ga ON ID int be-
James hontgonery E'qr Mr. Watkins aged IS and Ms Mar
wRIGHT-McCALL- In Newark ~ j. Auril H. Roh.,t r.
Wright to Jane T. Mccall, both Of New-York.
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NAVAL The U $. storeship Fredonia from New York
with troops for san Francisco put into Montevdeo in distress
with mass sprung &c repaired and sailed for her desaa
ton on the 9TH March
The L $ frigste Con 80, Comm Ter G. l. PearsOn.
the ag ship Of CommO lore McKesyer was at Montevideo
on the 4h March.
Tie /. 5. soopofwar Jameson. Capt S w. Downing,
remained at Buenos-Ayres March II.
The L. : steamer Water Witch Lieut. Cong Page,
from New Ork, Feb via 81 Thomas for River Ia Plata
put into Demarara, April .. to replenish her coal.
chased bv the Covtrnfnrn tr So ooo is IeJ tr the
China seas a storeslp for the Exploring Expedition
under the command of Com Rnggold.
~ On Monday, 4th inst. an alteration occurred be-
tween Felix 81 Jones and Benjamin f. Wllet members Of
Mercer University at Penfed Ga, wherein the former
received pistol wound that proved fatal in twenty four
hours.
l-g- Col. c. d. Barton's two story brick house was
burned at Keesevile n T. on tie 10Th Loss $4,000
insurance $1,000
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DIED.,


ADLNGIoN-ln Nantucket Mass April 49, Mr. John Adipst,u
ssed years zmonths-s Revolutionary formerly Of Boz
APPLEToN-In HAvsrhn Mas, April a. Nj. Abigail App.s.,
andrews On Tne.d.y April o. at hi. late r.sd.po. No ~
"ss,.s ,1 1'sh ,. Andrews D. IN the 18Th ".
BEARDsLEY In Hsrsner April II Mr. frances Bssrd.s,
''t a. rs xs, i e s,:
tx e a sTI Of c Stn; s:. ,
sgsT5s1a H,. w. hi G. April Mrs L. %
in F12t 1 ~ sifs I. Of s q swsshInson.
I.@s: S., Comfy Va s.s % avs ehI
CLAsoE wsdne.d.y lpn ~ a. cIs.pa Point wesehes
Comfy Aasu.tn: cl..on from sonsestion q The bs.
vault the sorth Dutch Church corner 81 William ya.en
nS Of b. ~. r as,es attend xhos.
CLEAyELAND:-In woodord County, Ky, April, Mr. John
Ce.v.lsnd 70 the SD year Of his age, .
,.sof 3. .i T n ss: ss As m, u oS Il. i
Of whom ved the advanced Of w. the younger to the
DE KAYA. Savannah. Georgia on the 9th inst, Henry Ect
'I5 ~ p rss Do as Sy b.. wife Il
Rev. james Demsrest. 80 ~
funeral hom the Reosd Dutch Church fASc l. l.
on Friday 18Th At tSeloei NJ
be. from New 20 Mobile Edxud Dsyi.
FULToN-On Tuesday 18th inst. Heo daughter Of wiisn
Fulton and Of the late William Bruce Esq., sssd =
GALA New Orleans La April 20, Len II. Gsls the veil.
HUGHES D. {, April IS Mr.. william Hughes,
born the county Of Monaghan ireland bat Or
On .inssd:y Apr, n jaime. Ed-.rd .ea Of ossss
Ss q d. family attend DC hs
ThS.dsy aasloeI M saNo 81 BoaS.i His ''''.i'' ON
ss: q the family i;r;sd e d.. s'cs . =
eesss Of sss va cs H '
HovEY-Iu E.ss Mschi.. Ne, Asrl H. w''''a '''''
| master At that pls0e sssd q peers
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

Hon LIE AND Low LIFE UNITED On Thursday last
Constable DENIM arrested wealthy young merchant re-
sGing in Tompkins square who connected with extern
Sve firm in the part of the City of New ork charg
by servan. girl residing in Willamburgh with bastardy
The Young gent was brought before Justice boswell ana
offered large sum TO settle the matter uthe girl refused
toaccede any marriage and in case OF his
refusal she threatened exposure and aterwrd to prose
cute for damages Areverend gentleman was accordingly
called in and the marriage consummsted when the young
millionaire departed declaring his intention to live IN single
besse and the other half returned to her home TO
take of her young charge The girl formerly was
a in the family where the young gent resides IN
TOmp kins square.
ROBBERY AT AsroRIA-On Monday evening last the
dwelling house of Chss Burr entered and silver ware
and clothing to the amount of 500 carried away. The
burglars Effected entrance by boring hole into the
shutter and then raising the astenings on hc inside
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been kept away by the storm The conversation in not
few houses this morning viii be the opera and the uni
vera opinion of those who heard viii include advice TO
those who have not of the Indictment weather.
to be present at the third represcntaonWe repeat that
such interpretations in this country Of musico dramatic mas
terpeces, mark the salient points of artistic history.
La Casa Ladr0 presented last night at Niblo's Al
bOn was much applauded and al the other artists filled
their parts with accustomed Though the taste for
he style Of music in which this Opera is chiefly written has
changed yet its huency and freshness in all It's
elaboration are so striking that must ever claim many AL
nirers. The tenor unfortunately is not prominent or de
damatory part-so we do not hear Savi in it.
Tonight is Salvs beneft-an extra performanhe
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.
Two Sentences of Death.
coTRT OF OYER AND TERMINER-Before Judge EDWARDS
and Aid. PECK and DoHERTY-Wednesday.

SENTENCE OF SEARr ASD FITZGERALD.
These men, found guilty of the murder Of their wives
were brought up for sentence on wednesday.
The District Attorney moved that sentence be passed.
The Clerk put the usual questions asking what no had to
say why sentence should not be pronounced &c.
Mr. Morrison one Of the counsel for Neary stated that al
though no medical testimony had been adduced that Neay
was an unaccounabe being and unconscious of what he
did vet fact of the Jury who found him guilty having
strongly recommended HIN to mercy was conclusive proof
that they considerable not Mr. u then wished to
read memorial sign ed by all the Jurors who found him
guilty recommending hin 10 mercy but the Court said
was for him to read as the Court was aware OF
all the facts.
SENTENCE or NEiRY
Judge Edrnonds proceeded to pass sentence. He said
Thomas Neary-you were cted for the murder of Mary
Neary after fair and impartial trial you found
guilty You had the services of faithful and able counsel
Who did everything that ingenuity could suggest your be
half hut your defense wholly failed the crime Of which
YOU have been convicted attended with circumstances
Of the greatest atrOcty your victim your wife whom
YOU were bound protect and love and the mother of your
children and there evidence but that she always
treated YOU with the greatest kindness but from
tive which beyond power 10 discover after you had
retired and commenced an attack upon her
with the most determined intention Of taking her life and
when you alarmed by the cries and threats OF your
children you turned them and senced them with threats
Of violence also From the evidence the trial appeared
that Won were Of Incorporate habits and that for
MANY years your physical powers had become weakened
When you arrested by the officers Of Police you were
in the possession of your faculties and you expressed an
entire consciousness Of your guilt and what's more remark
be YOU expressed no regret what you had done bat
we trust that in the short time that is allotted you live
YOU will become penitent you have been guilty
The sentence Of the Court is that 18th of June next
YOU be hanged by the neck until you be dead and the Lord
have mercy on your soul.
SENTENCE OF FITZGERALD.
Fitzgerald then put to the bar, and after the usual
question what had he say why sentence OF death should
not be pronounced against him.
Mr. Phillips, one Of his Counsel and stated to the
Court that he had been requested by the prisoner to say
as was also mentioned by Counsel on the trial. that diff
Guilty arose between himself and dscsased-hat deceased
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took the ps.ol of the manie piece. and
IN an angry hin.o 20 take il out of her hands accident
,n ma me, N gto o wbch wa. the cause Of her de'h
'f "; addressed him a, f@ soDro.a ., tn. NM,
Patrick fitzgerald, w testimony gwen upon the trial
der Of your w9 not been happy in your domestic s
hS%5a and ' ~ yTS had :o sn9 ' Rs, G. s
Ike he unfortunate nm hecn incorporate in your hsb
yGv ioS be- traced no only the misfortune. Of
% i 70 sa ai the a which S es5r icssd o d"s s
% crimes b s9GTa s to 70" is ne s. o
rS 5e U9 xsS hope y1 sS nh day
OF he Court you Dc St my Lord have mercy on
June until you dead and may ''''
your SOU. and ,,;ven 10 the Sheriff
i"S var" Nus. r,manded They exhibited but h'a'
emotion
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c,pcr-IT coURr-Befo-e judge EowASo''

,o~n, ,r;Scrs dover IN premises on nSrth s,as "
10 rTeGsea w,aS" Plaintiff says tina, she is the widow
amdn who time Ofhs death aa,ss %sS
Of one hathe premises stated under osn oughos
fs,her of her husband by which piainuu Is e"'
claim dover but that she has been eyiceH or was
In defence i. denied she ever haa wss moryssei
I"bn uonShon and finally forecOse and ds'.n ma
ants claim pnss@son under title growing out Oh sA''
mortgage &c.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

ENTTNsrvE RoBRTEY.-On Tuesday night the house ct
Mr. Thomas Taft on Myr,leav Division Sc, was telo
niou,v entered through the front window and trunk in
the apartment adjoining the in which the occupants
were sleeping was carried of the front door broken
opeu and robbed OF its contents consisting of $1,000 IN
city bills The trunk was left lying the pavement Mr.
Taft had drawn the money of Bank the day previous
with the intention of making purchases OF rea estate
Suspicion rests two who him with the money
and the Police are on the watch
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BLEEDryG THE TREASURY.

SIR Another gross outrage upon the tax payers is about
obeperpetraed by our Common Councunless tsarresed
by some expression of public opinion The Aldermen nave
adopted report gvnga salary $4,000 per annum to an OF
fcer called Health Commissioner This office almost an
sre simcr and such salary any salary above $500
will be just that amount wasted for no oher purpose h -
rewarda potical partisan There duties whatevern
the province of that officer that could not with proprety be
performed by the Resident Physician who gets $50 Tor
doing next to nothing, the City Inspector VINO gets
80 800 for doing very little The Health Com n :.
sonerhp might well be abolished for all the benefit
the City derives from it, but To give such useless officer
such pay, more than many OF the Heads OF ne
average throughout the year occupy more than minutes
beyond going to and from the Mayors Office. PRoBrs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-28

ALLEGED GRAND LARcENY.-Officer Frost Of the Pp
lice Court arrested a residing in Bedforiav Oh
Monday last upon the charge of picking man picket OF
slO6 The complainant resides in the second story of the
same house occupied by the woman and it allie ed that
she committed the offense while he drunk that he
did not know what he about She was held IN 1000
l,.I.
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COURT CALENDAR-Tus Day

SrPEmoR CouRr Nos 2O5J 335J 1885, 3d. ZIG ae5 sIos
3J 3iO 257 3is 35l 1852, Jj 49, 359, SOL, 36l
36J JG4 lO 3GJ 300 367 3i2 1924 229 269 290 2i 2iA
26s 800 3G9, $50, 352 80
CIRCUIT CouRr Part Same as yesterday Part IL
Nos 1914 1913 lOs lOs2 1854, LOSS lOs5 l,O90 O9s
1903, OGs, l,O9l. 1895 1896 1897
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To HoUsTKEEPERs GESErALLY.-N ms season me.
icsrer, contemplate fu chEe q ieuce, or fo
ft-,re for the c1Hi.E Tl'~e who f~fr l
~ ir,r Lac WldoW Recess Curtains wl ina a. Jo-uN9iS
a 81 GraLGs ssortr no urditon = e-e1
Ca-u worth $40 per % the pl.inest Nua ssy a. one
hrz AL style. ard patterns O Inbourd Applique ai %
Curtains sbtS ned At ea - cheaper tlAn e'e
VLCfe
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TAdv-rr.enentl

IL If Won have sny time 10 spare 90 by all means
e the wonderful ard ca We Ar Cos.
Mouse Cockrcch Bedug EXfsiraoF De2o No Us
Broadway. Open Gay ana night.
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- Nothing equal the Cystalotype for views OF
tuofs sou.ry Thy tasen n ms ety ouy
ly Roor. No 50 BUsw,y Dssuessey Pcsi 10 every e.
tsAen u WtaiLtI