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The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12

Two men attempted to break into Mil
lers store in Savertou, this county. one
night last week, and were shot at by Mr..
Miller's son, who was at the time sleep.
ing in the store. They beat 8 hasty re-
treat, but we're arrested on the following
day on the opposite side Of the river,
having crossed during the night, when i,
was discovered that ono Of them was
pretty badly wounded iu the face, the
effect of the shot the previous night.
They we're brought to this place and
after q preliminary examination before
Neil Cameron, Esq were committed to
Jail to await the sitting Of the Graud
Jury in March next. The wouneed man
is rapidly recovering Rails County
Record. 4..
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12

A SAD AccIDENr.-On last Saturday
afternoon four workmen % the l. l. NJ.
II. r.. four miles west Of Hsllsville in
this county came very near losing their
lives by q sad accident in blasting rock
in the bed of the road. Two kegs Of
powder had been inserted in the rock IN
the road bed, and the effort to blast them
had failed. To prepare again for ignit-
Ing the blast, Mr.. j. Finagin and three
others we're engaged in drawing the
tamping when the blast exploded sending
the drill hundreds Of feet in the air, the
blast burning the aesh from Mr.. r.,
thighs. head and hands and so injurinp
him that he died next day. The other
workmen were more or less injured, one
quite riously.-Columbia Statesmen.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12

Brigham Young, the great Mormon
leader, has been arrested by the United
States Marshall on q charge Of bigamy.
1t is also stated that indictments have
been found against him for murder.
This attempt to break down poligamy
may involve the country in quite little
muss. But let it come.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12

On Tuesday Of les. week, . little sse
Of John s. Harper, Of Utics, while play
ing with . loaded gun, accidentally sho,
himself in the shoulder, INJECTING 9
wound from vhich he died on the dsy
lsiLoviAg, Ag,--EAiuissths Eosstttvsis&.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12

We learn that there 10 . girl in this
county, only four years of age, who is as
fully developed. in every way. - . full
grown woman. The Indications Of wo.
manhood commenced when she was only
fifteen months old. This Is one Of tbs
most singulgr cases shas has svcs come
before the medical world, and it 10 A.
tracting considerable attention from col
enti6e men. .--St. Charles News.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12
Radical Slate for 1872

The st. Louis Tiros says: 1t seems
that number of prominent Republican
politicians while 10 attendance at the late
Fair, svsilsd themselves Of the gathering
70 consult as to the future programme Of
their somewhat omboberated" party
in this state, and agreed upon the follow.
isg slate for the next general election
Governor, r. T. Van Horn Lisutsuan,
Governor, Theo. Brusre; secretary Of
State, G. A. Mosier; treasurer, j. 8. G.
Colby auditor, G. L. Ch,idress; registsr
Of lands, @. II. Howe attorney general
Louis Go'.schalk superintendent o.
education, John Mouteith. For Con
grsss: First district, u. Hilton Second
Z. o. Stansrd Third, -; Fourth
II. 4. Havsus; fiNh, 8. 3. Burds.t
Sixth, Wm. Warner Seventh, j. l.
Partw; Eigh.a, 200. F. Benjamin
Ninth, D. Pat Dyes. t. ...
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12

The State supssistesdsst Of pab'ic
schools has notified al teschsrs ~nSer
state ssrtiacases issued prior to January
lest to appear fer examination BY July
Asxt, os sa,6 eerti6cates NIL b revoked
These eersi6cates hs~e been shime6 Ia
" Unlimited 10 time. ExSuiCaioss will
h held n Frsdesies'oss, Ocsoess u
sad a3: Springfield, October 26apd ~
u Ststs Teachers sssocistios and NorHal
sshool somme ucenents at stats supsris'
ssndent's ONCE on arst Wednesdays in
sseh uosth, and st any time aud placs
designated BY sss s2y'icss's Is COED
tsssl stssssssl.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12

But @ose tarribls thsa sll 10 the ssful
WIS., .ssy hsnss Asisgs have
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12

Eclipse Churn aaa Hand Core SheIIe7
W IL CURTIN, Pateatse, Carlyle, ~.
Send for Ciscutars.
The Lincoln County herald., 1871-10-12

found 6sry graves. How many no one
can tell. Perhaps no one can ever tell,
bat some ere known to have psrished,
aud there b heart sickening fear that
the victims of tho fiery monster may be
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-11

v So ~ ~ ~ ~ NOhCESI GR DIV n
q tettEs GGleG SCUM, LEAVE woRcEsrre AT >
O''" = ~ ~ Y ny PASSENGER ram, Connect Web Al
sttf VIII. train from Soulhhrdgc ana tor Nan u
ton, at Plainheld with trains 10 alld rom Ifa-t
i2 2I ana fro'i9ence at Norwich Ti,l Train iolo
q, . 80 &c" LonGon from West SIDE station y
1000 m. way Passenger Train Connects al yVo-.
ees,er With Train from Boston, aa,tlta. Eiichs,
gggtg} l2weii, %e' al Worcester Junction VA b,
NCNcrn ana Providence trains; at Putnam :, il H.
t.'a rom So>tori 81 Painted FOR l'rnyiiencp %
a. .%Nlco VIII traiEs for Sew LomiUn, Ays1iis
S'''' m, N3g ta+senscr fran Connects al wcf'
oTT?'GE "lih lIalns iron Nashua, Ftchburr, olq &c
g. &c q Worcester junction with FNnyp.,
I'm t i5nm 5o%l9n, ana trains from Western ntnt
ifiy2'nce enc Worcester roads; It Putnam with
gs"ih iom Boston; al Paiu3cid Junction trlintl
LOB IIoFldehr' and Hartford arrive in -etson toi
W tTeln Pa enGers from way stations ,cSceris
webster ftlJnain and DsniclsonvIlel for eVg
sofk by steamer from New London, viii take Thu
7'2e m Steamboat Express Tram for New yurk u
connect al Worcester with trains from Boston
concord, Msnches,er Lowell, Lawrence NastItse
Ftich6urg, Sc; at futnan ron Boston Wal
poe, Franklin and Blackstone; leaves Noryvie ilu
10 hew Lonaon al 9.i5 pm.
j., ikAHs CONC EcRJu LEAVE norwich AT d
S'iV m Steamboat Eypress train for Boston 0IatIr'
except Mondsyl Connecting at Putnam f,r Ens2ii
ton Blackstone, Franki in and Waipo'c; al WoT'p
e e,c l97 5SGsion, Birmingham Dwell, Nashuar
concord, Fitchburg. &c This train leaves SevllC
Lonnon a. I.I5 NJ dereuVent on arriyei Of
Geo n. ws7 Passenger Train Connecting Fl
f~hield junction for Providence. al Putnam.
10y boso1, arr wing at 1929 am; at Worccqtcle
J'mcn"n Ter Springfield, and way ions. AllanIT
&C, and Providence at Worcester for trains Il
Boston, A21nus &c
il'3S 2 n. way Passenger Tran. Connecting ar
f;lEheld wlth train from and for Providence
RtriYng at Worcester junction in season for RANT
To Session I'ra,tcncc SyrinT6rfi and Alirt,y
. ~ worcester Icy trains 10 Bo3ton, Nashua "A. al
0'"S q, MSy Fassenger Train Connects Il Not
hett junction will traiu 20 Providence; st ToI r
ccjteT Will ilLiu ior B3stpr
Leaves Webster Tor y orccs,f = a 600 sm. dc
Leaves Worcester for Webster at si.:s;F . M ~!
g., ! ST n. andrews, supt.,
s. slpr If1.t u
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-11
Railroans.



WINTER ADVANCEMENT, commencing on MOE.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester;
S95 Boston, NJ lO exp, Z, 925 exp aud 9.i5 M and
Ia ~ cNp., III eNp, 600 955 exp. pm. 'N
The 421 y N, ana 3,l5 3.55 snd g55 n N tr,s .t..
ir9i lower; al others IRON The un5cr sfalinn ''
For Grafton, Wcslb0ro' Southyiilc turi.vj3c nrd
h9iaand nj 7M and IS m, Lao anu hGO D M ''''@
E"I south tHmnghaui, 20 400, 9.z5. mi g.4s d m
~" 20, d52' 6Ve and 955 m.
ror Ati,od, at 100 end q M Lao, 3.a5 and ass m
~ a,s,trkf al tOl ana . q N, Lao and 500 p H..
For Wellesley Granville, Wet Newton. scv,lor
senEefh pt The same stations also take TIE ia , i,
tf2h to NHtick. and there change TO Inc S1.n,, ~
Ha.i' winch caves Nattck tWcnty-seyen miHues fncr
Ine 20 m tram runs every dag except Mon da,,. ,
otltfS every day except Sunday. wy ."
SUNDAY express from Albany leaves the lower stat,op
.qndss bai caves Lower station at $50 a. If. t,ion
lkAiNS cave Boston as lolpows:
ruE No,se9ltF ~ 3Ou 400. R#0eXp. . exp a M 30 4
express ~. -' '' 'sl'aH "'Hp
y for Soy York, wa Springfield 9Oocxp sm. aooexr.
Sew Yogk, via Norwich, &C axp.pm.
Grafton. O0 n, l.3n, T. go D m
WGs!3oro LO0 = m, l.50, 81. $50 rxp.pm
SSoutel,l e, E09 m, l@g, iS0pn,
CHtaaNl!Ic IOl a N, l.a0 70 nm
Ashand, iUl N, 20. la0 $50 eNr n m
eou'h tEallnghS;1, "a, 100, $50 rXg. and Og cv,
q ~, T.. .. 800 eau. 100 CIV n az - a
eS 9a,i ,%' sS M ~, 10 90 M "a ~. can
pm. .' -V' WV - wi
laBlbury, T0Dom42Upm
saNOIviIc, 1910 H. t no = e.
hoI , tVO ~ exp 9eHp am, BIS exp $50 exp pm
sunday ma caves Boston az ScO m, stopping al n
seS t9n, sONth tTsmngham Worcester, West Iirook
Ps,d rsifef and Sgregi.G,a arrive. IN New YORK -
1Svs u Z =. RUSSELL, Supt, Springrcid
= d. O. .Ittt
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-11
nR. G. A. HILL,
So Howard St., Boston, Mass,
gives special attention to


DISEASES of the GENITAL ORGANS.
DIR. H. Female Periodical Compound sent by express
to any address. If auI5
INDIAN CANCER DOCTRESS,-MRs,
Il II, POTTER, formerly of Boston, skiIlfuy re-
moves Cancers lumOrs, and all Secondary Formations
without the aid OF instruments, avoiding all painful
operations with the lance. She prepared to submit The
highest testimonials from all classes of citizens She
relies upon her cures rather than upon any SNOWY state
ment in print. Consultation free
Residence, Linwood PLACE, Worcester.
Office hours A. NJ to Il NJ, and to 5 p. NJ. dlm*
CURE FOR FEMALE WEAKNESS
- Made from an Indian recipe; certain cure without
r. Randolph, MASS send stamp for circular
ST., Worcester, and by all Druggists.
oil dTu.Nh&S&w3m
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-11
1QET ESHlRE RAILROND-
A9 . IL SUMMER AhRAl.G EMENI-C nn,,1.a,.o

ing MONDAY, May 8, ISL 'N
Trains leave Worcester Foster Street bepof al 40 4.
NJ, H. 10 a NJ and Az ?. M. Eitchburg Gl5a m m,
lows Falls. ''" ~
Maung o9nneetions at Bellows Fails With i.u,iand
bunngon 4 X Tor buuauC, Saratoga, Euritiaton 4
Aho WITH W Central r. <. for Wir,isof While kiv,E
luncuon connecting With Conn ana p4sstra5sc 5slv
uurg. Montreal &c
Tickets 10 all points NORTH for eat ao 1yn,ip~ abe
Wcreester-J. BARaARp. Agent
y SIC as i9v q ~ any route and distance legs
~ Splendid Sleeping Gers on Eight fs5iis ier y
sp1 A9rs9' r. STEWART, SUP
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-11
SNnsttal.
A DA f. KENT,
"A TEACHER OF MUSIC,

A DA +. KENT,
"A TEACHER OF MUSIC,
81 diff No. Waldo ST
A S. ALLEN, Pianoforte Tuner and
GA Music Teacher Rooms at c. L. Gorllam q Co. s.
45i Mains'. Order States may also be with b. D.
Alien, Al Pleasant ST.. and at y. Story's Jewelry Es
tahlishnient. dtf f2I
ALL INSTRUMENTS USED IN
IA BANDS; ALSO,
Nl0LINS, Guitars Qncludng Martins celebrated
Guitars,) Yiooncellos Double Bases, Concertinas,
French ana German AecOrleons Flutinas Banios IIar
monicas, Flutes Piccoos and Fhgeocts. with all things
needed in their or repair, as:
STRINGS, Bows, Pegs Finger Boards Bridges, Reeds,
Screws, &c.
Also, Tuning Forks, Pitch Pipes and Tuning Hammers
manufactured of the best stock, or imported and for
sale by
j. G. HAYNES az CO.,
80 Court St. opposite the Court House. Boston.
s. lemnNMlN
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-11
VERMONT.

Vermont has 140S0 Irish citizens.
There are $50 students at the normal school at
Randolph this year.
Thaddeus Fletcher has given $1,000 to the
Essex classical institute.
A pair of colts owned by James Mcdonald,
of Cheshire, and valued at $780, were run over
aud killed by train on the Pittsfield and Forth
Adams railway, last Saturday.
ID. D. Gorham, head of the classical school at
Montpelier for the past eleven years, succeeds
f. S. Frlsbee as principal Of the Northampton
high school,
A Vermont paper tells the following story:
Professor FlOry was to have been married to a
Miss Scribner, from Beckertown, but as the story
is reported, he repented of the engagement and
on Sunday last went to the lake to drown him
self, but as it appeared did not. Tuesday he be-
came intoxicated in the early part of the day,
and at noon was carried home from Withercls,
and doctor called, who gave him some medi
cine TO quiet him. About the middle Of the al-
| ternoon Mr.. Scribner, his wife, and Flory's in
| tended, called at the house to see him, and the
| doctor told them they could not see him as he
was sick, but they insisted on seeing him, and
went into the house. FlOry hearing them
| jumped up aud ran down stairs into the base
| ment, where there is family living, and told
the man TO 20 up stairs and tell Scubner that he
| had gone out. He did so and hurried back and
| found that Flory had left. He went immedi-
| ately in search OF him, and found him hanging
by the neck, dead, in the barn. lie at once
called assistance and cut him down, but life was
extinct. His untimely death has cast gloom
over the entire village, as he was man greatly
respected by all, and the last person who was
| expected 10 commit such a rash act and the
facts will no doubt be brought out at the in
| quest"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-11

George W. Bean, E'q, favorably known in
manufacturing circles, who has been snperin-
tendent of the Great Falls manufacturing com
pany's mills during the past five years, has re-
signed his position, and accepted the agency OF
the Merchants mills, Fall River, Mass, taking
the place of the late J. X. Piper, who was re-
Gently killed at the mills.
Business Of all kinds is in very prosperous
condition at Great Falls. The manufacturing
companies there and at Salmon Fails are run
ming their mills two nights extra each week.
until nine O'Clock, turning out large quantities
| OF goods which are selling at good margin as
| fast as made.
| The Great Falls manufacturing company, carly
| the coming season, will begin to remodel their
lower level mills, Nos 3, 4 and 8, put in new aud
improved machinery, and make their works first.
| class in every particular The expense incurred
| in the proposed improvements will be several
| hundred thousand dollars which will be appro-
| priatcd from the accumulated earnings of the
| concern.
They have recently had specimen of Horace
| Grcccy's handwriting in Manchester which pu2-
| zled even the phosophc local of the Union. 1t
| is reasonably conjeCtured that if Horace had
| written that inscription on the wall IN Babylon,
Belshazzer would have been good deal more
| scared than he was.
The twcnty-nnth annual reunion of the five
Orthodox churches of Concord, East and West
Concord and Baskerville was held at the North
church, Of which Rev. F. ID. Aver is pastor, on
inc 9tl. Inc forenoon was taken up with Yati-
GUS exercises, including reports from the differ.
cnt organizations and discussion upon the ne
ccssity of The special presence of the spirit in
the churches. At noon the congregation went
into the chapel and sat down to an abundant
collation., prepared by the ladies of the North
church In the afternoon Rev. DR.. Blnton
preached an able and interesting sermon. The
meeting, which was well ATTENDED, closed with
the communion service.
The Nashua Telegraph says "The next cleo
ton of any considerable importance will he held
IN this state on the second Tuesday of March,
1872. Although four months distant it is not
far off, Every day is needed for preparation.
No sensible man doubts that the state will be
carried by the republicans, provided the rcpub-
licans do the preliminary work necessary to car
ny it. The opposition have taken time by the
forelOck; they have called an early convention;
they have reconcilcd their minor and larger diff |
leronces; tlGy have even buried the RAILROAD
corpse" and to make sure that il shall not rise |
again both Gen. Stark and Mr. PearsonS assisted |
at the funeral. All this shows that the democ- |
racy are stripping for the fight. They got the |
state so nearly within their grasp last March |
and June that they fully realize that their OPP
portunity is now or never. They clearly mean
to hold the vantage ground they have gained |
and add to it all that pluck and energy can
VIM"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-11
WORCESTER AND sPRlEGF1ELD DIVISION
LnaNn Mnrcn.n r Lrr AIl.nr.. nr. ~.

notation at G.35 m '
' ' '"'N ''' SO
T0r Atbany tcGpress) 95j; for New York ana Aany
SMptiI lV.s5 . ~, ana s.. and 1905 m. New York
Tuhun man leaves at 1905 7. NJ. Sleeping cars Niin
4.5O M train. '' -a "''''l
leave Springfield for Worcester at 2OO rs ll80su
ID exp 2h5 cN7 400, s 10 exp M Albany Sundayv
'1B.ISS n.iua m sunday mai! l2l5 a IN (inuday)
VI tsi'oaD CoNhECrIoESAt Albany with lie Newt,
aUunh tehIai, Troy and Grcenbush ana Hudson River
~ igals Al Chatham with the Harlem ami Illsc M
fi nGato4 ana Lebanon Springs Railroads. At state
~ ,it! W. We IoN' tonic Railroad Al FittsAcd With
a. ~ ~ 9Cf'h Adams and Ilou atomic raj roads
A. gd Nith t9S New Haven and Northannto i;K i
AZ, ptEHelu WIN the Hartford, New Havcuaud Sprtre
ueln ana connecticut Rive Railroads Al p5unrT ~ Il n
w ~ London Northcm RE At worcester ,inct1oH
WV me froNhcnce ana Worcester worcester M
sshuI an Norwich and Worcester Railoods 4
uuh = i,uliihSh!G with the Boston, Clinic ami Fitch
bury, and Milford Railroads. ~ ~"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-11
For SaIt.

SIANDiNG WOOD AND TIMBER
y,I,hfn AZ SAhLh.CA Lot containing about 40 acres
,,tn ~ hlies OF Worcester IN northeast from Graf
WI mo 'o"'ic' Avery desirable lot, Inquire of
'O' JAMES PEACOCK.
INOWLS FOR SATH c. - ,
Il Plymouth Rock Also, one Horse. 10 years ga "''o
MIN IT, D. Il. PRATT.
nv INV Salisbury ST.
VNOP GALE CnuTINIIY~
FWSSc.,,1NfN IL n W l5hGD M LK
~ mAHON, IN EVou running orurr. Will be sold low
%5Wsp"e" 'or sool' ,,c D. A. NEWTON, JR..
20 Wl Auburn, Mas.
mop SALE CTANDINTCt JVOoD ,N1,1
X U M, nai-E- q ANDlNN WOOD AM
cords of Dry Wood ready foi market -''
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-11

Please call and satisfy yourselves that IL is the hest Hot
Air Furnace M the market, having nearly double I'M
amount OF heating surface, and pan arranged
To supply pleasant and agreeable heat free from dgt
smoke and gas as the many persons who have them
Ihe past winter will testify.
Also, large and select stock Stoves, Tin Iron Con.
per and Glass
Tin Roofing, Pump Work and joblng of all kinds nj
tended TO With neatness and dispatch
RUSSELL d CO.,
Nc. 80 5onthbridge st., Worcester.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-11

g OUTHLAND'S ORCHESTR A,
- WORCESTER, MASS.
Private Parties, Balls Picnics, Festivals and Fxcur.
sOns furnished with any number of Pieces ut the short
est notice. G.. II. WILSON, Prompter
Order Book at Richards, Metcali ~ COS. 444 Main 81
Also, at Office OF G. H. Southland, q Crompt0n Block
Mechanic St
Mr.. T.. Il. Wilson, thankful for past flvors solies
continuation of the same in future. d3w* O30
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~ EW EAILROAD ROUTE
VIA
birmingham and Lowell Railroad.

u on and after Mo dav, Oct l6h 1911 -Four Passenger
Trains Daily each way, Sundays txcepfed,) viii he rut
nelMcth 80 frlnln gham and Lowell, making con,
i'' ~ ~ 30 iramnpham Win Trains on Il. ~ ~
H. Il from Worcester, Springfield, Albany. and the Yves Ia
Passengers can leave Worcester, via ~ A. II. r. q,
dW ,arHNG IN Lowell at $50 A. NJ; at 925 A NO
arrive in lowell al ll4O a. N at LAO P. NJ arrive
Lowell at34O M al 32O and $50 P. NJ, arrive it
Lowell at sac p. NJ.
Returning Trains leave Lowell for Worcester and thu
M vas ~ 10 A. arrye a. Worcs ter at 50 NJ; 4
arrive at Worcester at 1880 P 8
Through IicReis, and Baggage checked through 10 ai'
important points: Trains arrive at and depart
and quickest route between Lowell and Worcester
Springfield Albany New Y2 or n and the West
Ed CROssMAN, Gen Agent, Lowell, ~ '''''s' ii
Oh DIFF
sTITC HBURG 4 WORCESTER X. I'D
= 81 INNER AEtANGEM GNJ 49, Commencing cri
AoADAf, May l. lSll.-Pas5cngcr Trains for Wo.cfIi
Leave Escnburg, =. M, 1850 ana 55u =. IN. 1
Soutb sitchburR, SOS a; N, !2 and i 81 2. III.
Leominsler, s Y a. N, Loo and G.n0 p. m. Il
Gaies Crossing, s. II a, m, l0i ana 6.07. p. nj.
traits Junction, S26 D. m, / Is End ia ,, ~.
SS,erIng center, 50 a m, i.2O 0nd SO D.
Passenger Trains for fiichhurg--
Lesvc Worcester, 30 and II Is m, and ~ D. IN. u
Sterilng 4ncti n, lO7 ana II 81 a. M anu 500 D. n 10
Pratt junction % a. m. and 70 ii am, SIS D. 10
Gates Crossing ls5 a. a. 1872 and 52l p. 7
south Fitchburg. 737 a. m. 1879 ana 5 81 A., n m
RAILROAD CoNNECT1oNs 80 and II Is a. m. an
~ p m trains from Worcester connect at Fitchbur
WIN the CheSilre aud Rutland and Burlington Il ia
All poluiS uorih and west; also connect fitChbur 4
with the ennoni and Massachusetts X for Greenfeln
ana BlattlebDrO and intermediate stations. "a
Ise 500 m. sn0 iz.5U % III. nom rltcAbHrg col
meet g. Worcester with Boston Worcester Providence
4 Worcester, Norwich & Worcester Railroads au:f
fei3
The $50 p. m. train nom Fichburc connects at We
NeM York via Sew London. IL. a. BLOOD, Sup't. ps
Gftrtalf e
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-11

NEW HAMPSHIRE.
>. X. Mo0dman, one Of Doyer's Young active
and highly respected merchants. died snddeolv
on the 10th of difficulty Of the lungs
The Manchester Mirror discounts all the cah-
bage items yet, as follows: Joseph Stevens az
Goffstown has brought TO orr office thirteen caI.
bages Of respectable size all grown on ono
stalk"
The case Of Mr.. Davis of Franklin. wbo hos
sued the BIT. Washington turnpike company Tor
damages on the ground Of an alleged defect in
the roadway, attracts considerable public atten-
ton. sixty-seYen witnesses have already been
summoned
Last week the Boston and Maine railroad com
pany finished the survey Of new road from
Nashua to Plaistow, distance of sixteen miles
which VIII shorten the present route from Nash
ma to Portland thirty-six miles. It will undoubl-
edly be built early next spring.
he Great Falls and Conway TELEGRAPH com.
pany are extending their line from Union 10
conway, aud the work will be completed in a
few days. ~
Sberh Stevens, on the 10th, committed 10 the
siaie prison from the supreme judicial court
sitting ~ Grafton county, Sharp Frank az PROV.
idenceJ K. for four years Tor breaking and en-.
iering The Ashland depot. He also Committee
Aware klioi Of Camrlou, for three years far
horse stealing Both were aged about eighteen
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-11

On and after Saturday. Oct Is, 1871, Passenger Trai
leaves Foster Street Station, Worcester at 625 p NJ :
and arrives at Gardner nj & 90.
Leaves Gardner at 52j A. NJ, and arrives at Woreeste
at R53.
Mixed Train laves lincoln Square Station Worces
ter at $50 a NJ. and Gardner Al 100 =. NJ &,
s23 DIFF IYERS PHILLIPS, President. l.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-11
miscellaneous.
lard AND WHITE PINE TIMBER
IL On hand and Sawed to Dimensions,
HARD PINE Plank, HARD PINE FLOORING
WORCESTER AND NASHUA r.. i

and STEP BOARDS, or sale by
ST IL r ON s& 20 Pr
wharf Mari and hock-Frst. corner of L street once
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-11

AND TROY AND GREENFIELD RA1LROADA
Csrs leave Worcester FoserSt Depot for Il0osac Tuna
nell. North Adams, Saratoga and Troy, N. Y. at $40
NJ, for North Adams, HOosac Tunnel, Greenfield, SheT
hurnc Fails aud Hrlttehoro, at $50 and HIS NJ. Fol r.
GIeep0el- at $50 and ll.l5A NJ. ard ago P.
Leave lloosac Tunnel for Boston at 7SJ and l-,ce
pm.
Leave Greenfield for Boston at 80 and 995 m an ore
s2S lea'e BrGt!eboro' for Boston at 4.22 and 81
q N. and 2.01 m len
The $50 and l.20 m trains from Hoosac Tunnel
$50 train from Greenfield and Al and 80 pm
trans from BratlehOro connect at Fitchhurs wit no
trains for Providence, Newport and T tunton t6r
The $50 a m and l20 trains from HOosac Tunne ~
and Al a and 200 pm trains BrattleborO, con
meet at Fitchbg with trains for Worcester Providence
Newport, &c.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-11-11

3OOO0OO Acres of Choice Farming and Grazing Lands.
on the line OF the road in the state Nebraska In the
Great Platte Valley sale, for cash or long credit
These lands are in mid and healthy climate am for
the United States.