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gloss and freshness Of youth. Thin
hair is thickened, falling hair checked,
and badness often, though not always,
cured by its use. Nothing can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
saved by this application, and stimu-
lated into activity, so that q new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
tion Of dandruff, which is often so un-
cleanly and offensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and iniu-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can only
benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable.
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambria, and yet lasts
long on the hair, giving it a rich, glossy
lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by DR.. J. C. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
LOWELL, MASS.
Il l.. HlNIUN ~ CO., IQcms.
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A MASS MEETING.--A Mass Meeting
Of the members Of the Democratic and Con-
scryatiye party of the county, i called to
assemble at the court house in this place on
Gatarday. the 10Th prox. (srp,ember) at ]
O'Clock, 4. VI.
The object Of the meeting is to take the
necessary steps 20 perfect the organization
of the party for the approaching campaign
Let voters remember the day, and see tina
each township is properly represented.
". p. HART
Chairman County Committee.
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SCHOOL NOTICE.
TERMS,
Pr Session Of TwcuIy Wccka

: None shall buy or sch lands Without
permission of the selectmen.
A druukard shall have master AZ
pointed by the selectmen, who are to
debar him from the liberty of buying
or selling.
Whoever shall publish a lie to the
prejudice of his neighbor, shall be set
in the stocks, or be whipped ten stripes.
No minisfcr shall knen a schnnl
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tlenied the exercise of their rightful
franchises, and oppressive pets appoint,
ed to fill their places against the over,
whelming popular voice, after the
manner of the most obnoxious despot,
ism? Shall il pass upon the question
whether the liberty of the press shall
cease, and the only title to jopynai's..ine
life and being consist )" .@ on ! P"'Nic
farv of luothsonso ,ntIictin~,nIsop,b flat
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OUR DRUG STOCK

Is fqH and .fres3. and we have a skMfai
d,ageisi who gives sPeciai attention to this
department. We guarantee every article
put up TO be gHre, fresh aud genuine.
We keep PATENT MEDICINES, all
lN.ds. direct from manufacturers.
PURE LIQUORS, domestic and i'm
ported. nll kinds tIor medicinal use
PAINTS. OILS. GLASS, &c. Pictures,
Frames and Pictures Framed any style aud
sir. with glass TO tif, at short notice. Fine
fancy Soaps and Pertdmrry in great variety.
INSTRUMENTS, TRU>SES, &c. Coal
oil. Lemps aud Fixtures
We have the agency foi the Non.explosiye
Lamps
\ good selection of Toys and Notions.
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ADVERTISEMENTS.

There can be no harmony Will It,
Is corruption no paaA-----,o ','eie
exists a wrong. Vt ~''o ""''' '"'''
begotten of We want the peace
,f Ro, an honest administration,
me., publican laws enacted by just
a elected by free people; and this
SIZE shall have, and have, too, through
Republican State Convention, for
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,SPECIAL NOTYCEH.
~ WORD TO the wise"

We are almost }aiIy IN receipt of additions
toour general assortment Of Merchandise.
and our assortment viii be kept mp by furN
ther purchases as often as the demand viii
justify. Wrrccognlza the tighmnss OF the
Zines have bought carefully. and viii SCH at
prices 20 suit. Our latest Invoices consist
OF Ladies', Misses and chiIdru's Hats,
Geutcm,u's Hats, Boots ana Shoes. Ladies
Misses aud clillrcu's Shoes; togetAcr with
y general assortment of Dress and furnishing
Gnojs--all of the latest styles Fine chew
ing and smoking Tobacco, Snuff Soda, Starch
Soap. Sugar Coffee. Tea, Candles N,.. Sc.
We respectfully invite the attention Of
purchasers TO M above.
BAIRD, CAERUTU s PHILLIPS.
june 9Th, 1917. 5-3m
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EUREEA SALOON,

VUE proprietor would respectfully inform
! Ms friends and the public generally.
that he keeps constantly on hand the best o +
Liquus, Ale. Oysters, Sardiu,s. { Cirtrs etc.
which D.. will dispose Of ON the most rea. on
able terms lor cash.
". EOWTON
August -, l~1'. lG:tf
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WASHINGTON
f!tEE & FEMALE ACADEMY.

WASHINGTON, ARKANSAS.
THE exercises Of thi, School win be
| opened on the 9TH of september, 1871.
The scholastic year Will be- divided into
two long terms of fifteen weeks each, and "a
short term of ten weeks.
Charges for each of the long terms SIC,
500 and S24 aud for the short term SIl.
SIl and ; as, according TO the studies pur
sued. payments cor each term invariably in
advance. French and Music extra and at
ihr usual rates No deduction for lost time
except in cases of protactrd illness. For
further Information apply to
". /. BANKS
Wa ash'rc'on, Aug 30, l~7l. l6;f
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- The King Piow Of the West,
Rrmley's Universal, will be sold by me
at factory prices, with freight added.
This plow has been tried in the hlacE
and in This vicinity, and proved a per-
fec, success.
j. +. BCEoEN.
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When will Ozan township hold a
Convention to select delegates to the
county convention to be held on the
18th inst?
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The Washington Telegraph anil !h" ll'us-
;roirI Jourual Of Agriculture for $500 a
year Specimen copies may be sren at our
office.
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Going bao~ dtior
A1.,,.... i-:.. Of Gt
ierson his eighty, third-both dying on
the 18th of July, 1926. Burr lived to
eighty one, which is striking contrast
with his ancestors. for his fnthe, wns
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nor SALEM this oAi.n, "a first rate WASH
/ iurton Hand Pr,,-. $50 3 Also Ciu-
rmua',j Jah trss, Wells Patent Both in
good working ORDER.
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New Drug stores
VARIETY DEPARTMENT,

ALH'corrrg'iiag and nothing m nPoTcaIar
Cali.ors. D1mrsiics, Shoes, ali kinds in
Iact a general stock of STAPLE DRY
GOODS. Hardware. Pocket and Table
Cutlery. Qirenswarc, Tinware, Coffee,
Sugar Flour. Rice. Tobacco, Scgars &c.
PURE CANDIES, Manufactured for our
trade. auda great many other articles too
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Stuart, Williamson d Co., are
making some much needed repair, to
their store house. Another evidence
of prosperity.
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mansion at Washington is converted
into an exchange tor the barter and
sale Of Offices and contracts, do we mar
val that the minor departments of the
national government are nests of rogue
ry, that the State Legislation are sinks
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Aver S
HairVigor,
For restoring to Gray Hair its
natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable,
healthy an d
efiiectual for
preserving the
hair IL soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to its original
color, 10iM the
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60 L L ON.

NOTTON is now advancing, hut, alas
y too late TO do ms any good, as most e.
the crop has already been shipped and sold.
We would again remind our farmer friends
that it is not hest to depend too much upon
the cotton crop. Cultivate a mixed crop.
We would also ask them to bear in mind,
that we bought our large spring stock OF
goods when cotton was ri lis lowest, and
consequently got them at the lowest figures
for the ieason and we can and WW sell
them at ths iOiced d0ru cash prices.
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W. dc not want:

lr-"rast" BOYS an1 fas.idious girls
oud-Tpo-e who think no harm to do
forbidden things, provided thry are not
caught
3r-pnpils who Lave sufficient boldncss
10 DO thiugauj hen deryl.
Ih-Ihose who cannot be controlled at
home.
5h-Thosa Who think that "lrcss makes
the man"
Gh-Those who think that they are WISER
than their Parents and Teachers.
w j. HORDEN, ,.....,,. p.;rc.n,I.
J.L. DODSON, !
OXFORD. ALA.
Ctnf IT,
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OXFORD COE.LEGE.
MALE AND FEMALE.

THIS INSTITUTION IS located I'm Oxfp-j
! Alabama, on the Selma, Rom" and pal-
ton Railroad, one hundred aud thirty miles
north Of Selma.
Course OF study.
Mathematics. Natural Sciences, English.
French. Greek, Latin, Vocal and lnSuunan
tai Music
The Eighth Session opened on the fGI
THsiay IN AHgUsf, l57l, to cou,.rde siN
teen weeks
Expenses.
Tu.lion, .u advance -------.-.. .---- .'5!U co
Instrumental Music (Exal iu
sdyanc, "a 90
- Board from = y 30 10 SiJ per mouth.
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Mine Creek township calls Il con-
vantion to meet at Nashville on the
18th inst, to select delegates to the
county convention, which is to meet
at this place on the 18th inst. let
all the other townships move in this
matter, 10 the end that a fun repre-
sctnation of the people may be had
Each township in the county ought
TO organize a township club, with all
the necessary officers for the govern,
mcnt Of the same There's is a work to
do, and the conservative people ought
to be ready and prepared to do it,
without unnecessary loss Of time.
Among other things TO be done, n
fund must be raised to pay such cx,
pensos as will necessary to theprosc-
cution Of u vigorous campaign.
When the townships hold their con-
vcni.on to select DELEGATES to the coun-
y convention the organization Of
these clubs ought to be commenced.
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We ask the attention Of parents and
guardians, especially, to the advertise,
meat ofOXtorl College, which appear,
in our columns to-day. We had the
pleasure during our trip to Alabama
of-penIing couple Of days at tbs
hjurishing and justly popular in-tiiu-
ton. We risk nothing in saying that
it i-now admi'leI by the mostcm.nicut
educators of that State, TO be the lcal,
ing institution in it. The location, for
'h onl macui.iccnce Of scenery, is
hor'tg give course Of study is
stufiing shall 10 -,aroh. being
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desP%", and left the ~-.-
with sad heart | was batad
having expended all that | had on IA.
discovery, | walked down the Capitol
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The new store house Of Capt. W. J.
Ferguson rapidly approaches compile
ton.
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Blank Deeds ror sale p This office.
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VIC desire Pupils, bsst we
NYant OtsiI tnONc:

l,t--Who have miHds and hea1s and who
have fully determined to use them tor noble
purposes,
2nl-Those who are willing 70 labor faith
fully in the'pcriormanco OF all the duties in
eumbent upon them.
3rd--Those. aud i,yosot only, who are
strictly moral, aud who would not do, or
couutrnance iu others, q mean, low act.
4th-Those who are obrdent 20 parents,
and hose iu authority over them.
5th-Those who place higher estimate
ON mental aud m0r1t attanm,nts, than on
the artificial ornaments Of the body.
G.h-Thosr only, who will chee-'1lly
obey all the regulations of the institution
7ih-Thosc oul, who are determined TO be
pfeH and iromeH i'm the fullest sense of the
word. and who are anxious TO know ihos"
ihiucs that will prepare them to meet hie's
realities.
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3 AIRD.
CARRUTH & PHILLIPS.

ARE Receiving and opening a large ad-
dition to their already extensive assortment
Of General Merchandise. Their latest in
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-08-23

The card Of Wm. II. Ettcr, Esq.
attorney at law, Mineral Springs, will
be found in our to,day's issue
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STAPLE. AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,

Such as PRINTS, DOMESTICS, a Il kinds
Of Ladies' and Geutemen's
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WOULD earnestly invite careful ex-
animation Of my stock and can offer to the
public as
Good Goods and Good Bargains
as any establishment in the city. respect
fully solicit the patronage of the public
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The weather is still dry and hot.
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Course OF study
Expenses.

- BolrI nom 81 % 10 SD per month.
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tree' WHAT VIII. rot prices for all
When the root rots, do VETS.
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j. F.. BCGoEN.
t.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-24
From Washington,

MILITARY.
WASHINGTON, u, q. Aug. 23.-Capt. Francis
Beach, fourth artillery has been retired, and
his name placed on the list of officers of that
class in which disability results from long and
faithful service.
THE NEW LOAN.
Subscriptions for five per cent loan reported
at the treasury to-day amounts to S1,O6l,OOO
from American agents.
MIR. GRANT.
The president is expected to return tomorrow.
THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Commissioner Douglass has suspended, until
the decision by the United States court, at New
York, of a test case now pending, the enforce
ment OF eX-CommisSioner PleaSantOns recent
ruling relative to the law taxing imported per-
fumcry sold in original and unbrokcn packages,
Secretary Boutwell, has decided 10 take no
final action, at present, in relation to rclunGing
the income taxes paid by state officers.
SUPPLIES FOR WESTERN POSTS.
The war department has issued orders that,
hereafter, any post needing military supplies, in
the Indian country, shall procure them from
local farmers by advertising in the nearest local
papers Tor bids. The lowest bidder shall
supply the post, provided he furnishes the best
quality.
CHINESE LIGHTHOUSES.
The secretary of the treasury, in response to
letter from the secretary of state, based upon
dispatches TO the latter from Minister Low,
recommends that there be no intervention on
tue part of the United States in regard to keep
ing in repair the lighthouses and bcacOns on
the coast of China. Secretary Boutwell, is of the
opinion that the Chinese government will, in
due time, fully comply with the articles of
the agreement under the treaty touching this
very important subject
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Fire Record.
AT AUGUsTA-L0sS HEAVY


AUGUSTA, Aug. PA storehouse, one hun
dred feet long, belonging to the Maine Central
railroad company, filled with valuable lumber,
snow plows and other property, was totally de-
stroyed by fire today. Loss heavy; amount
unknown.
A storehouse of the Sprague manufacturing
company also took fire; extinguished with small
damage.
AT ASHLAND, N. H.-Loss NOT STATED.
CONCORD, Aug. 23.-The dwelling house and
two barns, with all their contents, owned by
David Shaw, in Ashland, were burned to-day
Insured.
AT ITHAoA-Loss 100000.
ITHACA, N. Y, Aug. 23.-A terrible confla-
grafton occurred in this city last night The
fire originated in the works of Timothy Hollis
ter, on Aurora street, at half-past eleven, and
spread north and west sweeping a large area of
buildings and burning with fury until day
light, when it was got under control. A row of
stores and brick buildings on Aurora street to
the Ithaca hotel were destroyed all Green street,
for half block on both sides, and all the build
ings on &c. Tioga ST., except those on the corner
of State. The Ithaca hotel caught fire from the
flames leaping from the hotel barns; from the
hotel the fire continued down State street to the
store of Culver Bates, where its progress was
stayed, steamer, telegraphed for, from Oswe-
90, arrived in time to prevent the destruction of
row Of new four-story brick buildings The
entire destruction Of property is estimated at
100000
The most prominent losses, with assurances,
are as follows: Ithaca hotel, Col. w. H. Welch
& Son proprietors loss $500 insured for s1S,-
900; Moore, Watkins G. Martindale, carriage
manufacturers, loss $4,000, insured for
$500; f. S. Estey, tannery and tan bark, loss
$4,000, insured for S11 $50; Wilgus Brothers,
damage Of the Wilgus ball and loss on dwell
ing, $1,000; Rus, McCham & Lyons, loss on
dwelling and damage to book bindery and
stock $500, insured; Culver & Bates, dry goods
and groceries, $4,000, covered by insurance;
Higgle & Herrit, saddlery aud coach hardware
loss on stock and building $4,000, insured for
$4,000.
AT ST. LoUIs-Loss $4,000.
ST, LOUIS, Aug, PA fire was discovered
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THIRD DAY,
On Wednesday many thousands of people
were present. all the trains, both regular and
extra, being heavily laden with passengers.
The forenoon discourse was preached by Rev.
VIM. Butler, ID. D., OF Paterson, N. j., travel
ing secretary Of the American and Foreign
Christian Union. He took his text from Ro-
mans 1871, his general subject being the supe-
riorty of spiritual religion over formal ritual
ism aud Romanism. lie urged the importance
of greater effort for the enlightenment of the
heather through more evangelical and spirit
ual faith, as opposed to the materialistic and
superficial dogmas of the ROmish church. DR..
Buffers sermon was a very able and earnest
effort, and at its close, Rev. John Peterson of
Lcominster, followed with remarks in support
OF the general views advanced. A spirited and
profitable prayer meeting, and singing, closed
the forenoon exercises.
The afternoon sermon at two O'Clock, was
preached by Rev, w. +. Mallalieu of this city,
from Isaiah 81 2, his general subject being the
gospel of Christ and his teachings and the living
in accordance Herewith, as affording the only
true peace to the soul. The voice of God, as in-
dictated in his works, in the revelations of his
providence ana III inc sacred Volume' was i'm
peratVe' ana must pe ooeyeu' Inc teachings
OF the revealed woru were hnnltely superior TO
any codeot lioralS u'c'"'cu ny any mere man.
Vi however eA"''eu "u ln.e'iootuai o"p"ehy'
Ill any aye ol the world MI h"llalleus us
COURSE was miosl eioquen' "nu eneo'iVe one'
lnc ""uieuoc 'llicu '''e "noie he" vi o'"'S' pre-
seutlhS a very me spectacle from the speaker
stand. The sermon was followed by the usual
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00Urcester 9aiIp spp.
CITY NEWS.

Among the new advertisements is one of in
tercst to tn members Of the S. S. Frohsinn.
The National cornct band will give concert
at the corner of Main and Chatham streets this
evening
An ovcrcoat worth fifteen dollars was stolen
from the house of Edwin Srarlcs, on Washing
ton street, yesterday afternoon. The thief has
probably gone in northcrly direction.
Hcald's foundry on Foundry street, was the
scene OF a slight fire yesterday, but wise fore
sight had provided hose on the premises which
prevented disaster. A hole was burned through
the roof by fire coming from the chimney.
complaint has been lodged at the police
office TO the effect that an EngliShman, calling his
dame Harry Armstcad, has been defrauding
boarding houses by his plausible words, spoken
"with intent to deceive" lie prctends to be in
the employ of the architect, A. p. Cutting; but
it "won't do"
In order to meet the case of numerous COM
plainants at the police office, penalty must he
specified for the crime of making faces and call
ing names. AntagoniStc Irish women in some
of the toughest" localities have a great way
Of doing this sort of thing. The one who first
cXhaustS her stock Of billingSgate and facial
distortion repairs to the police Office and makes
complaint.
Washburn hall was filled with people last eve
ming anxious to hear from several men promi-
ncnt in the Fenian brotherhood; but they were
disappointed. MIR. j. j. O'Gorman explained
matters, however, so that the audience was sat.
sfed that the fault was with no one, and the
absence of the speakers was due to unforeseen
and uncomfortable causes. A telegram informed
the managers that it was impossible for Gen.
llalpinc or Mr. s. j. Meaney, editor Of the Irish
Democrat, to be present; accordingly, the people
received their money back with the assurance
that their favoritcs should speak to them another
night. Mr.. Anthony A. Griffin, of New York,
one of the speakers expected, came on the ten
o'clock train and further explained tue unavoid-
able nature Of the detention Of the others. lie
will return to New York to-day, and tomorrow
evening will be present with Gen. Halpine and
Mr.. Mcaney, at which time the meeting will be
held, and able speeches on the Feuian question
will be made.
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Abbreyintcd Dispntches.

Chief Justice Chase's health is improving.
Renforth was twenty-eight years old.
Jim Fisk's men are going TO give him three
thousand dollar sword.
The reports current of a crisis in the Italian
government prove to be unfounded.
One hundred and twenty boilers have been in
spected in New York since the Westield disas-
ter, and seventeen were found to be defective
A child in Luzerne county, Pennsylvania,
swallowed beetle while drinking, and died in
a few minutes
Captain Francis Beach, 4th artillery, native
of Connecticut, has been retired on account of
disability incurred while in the service.
Chief Justice Ludeling of Louisiana, says the
opposition to Governor Yarmouth is led by
Lieut.. Col. Dunn, negro, followed by the5lacks
and office holders.
Another party of japanese arrived at the st,
Nicholas hotel, New York, on Tuesday, from
San Francisco. They are to attend school in
this country and in Europe.
father and two sons have waylad and muir.
dered Q. Clark, railroad conductor at Atlanta.
Ca, for suspected intimacy with their sister,
All three fired at the same time with reyolyers,
dscharging fourteen shots.
Recent adyices received from ex-Secretarv
Seward, now travelling in Europe, state that he
viii return home about the 10th Of September.
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COUNTY NEWS.

The first national bank of Wcstboro has sub
scribed $4,000 to the new loan; and the first
national bank of Grafton $4,000.
The superintendent of the Boston, Clinton
and Fitchburg railroad has put the fare from
Ftchburg to Sterling Junction and return, dur
ing the camp meeting week, at the low figure of
tErty-ivc cents
Judge JillsOn, of the first district court of
southern Worcester, had five cases at South
bridge on Monday, the 21s: Searle Dius, for
transporting liquor paid fine of $40 and costs;
Mathew McGrath assault on an officer, SO and
costs; the same for disturbing the peace 50 and
costs; John WEIGH for disturbing the peace So
aud costs; and Wan. Powers for drunkenness SO
and costs. Powers was committed to jail on
mOn-pAYmCnt.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-08-24

late last night in the stable OF Martin Dodn, on
Carondelet avenue. The flames spread to the
adjoining houses destroying seven two-story
brick and several frame houses. Several of
these buildings were occupied us stores. The
principal losers are Mr.. Wodski Martin DoldiD,
Valentine Bessel and NJ. Leopold The contents
of the buildings were consumed. Total loss
$4,000.
AT LONG ISLAND cITY-Loss NOT STATED.
NEW YORK, Aug 23.-Threc tenement
houses, in Long Island city, were burned this
morning, by fire originating in the explosion
of Il kerosene lamp, which was upset by an axe
thrown by a drunken husband at his wife.
Fifteen families homeless
AT NEwBuRG-LOsS $4,000.
PoUGnKEEPsIE, Aug 23.-John Gray's -four
ing mill, at Newburg, was destroyed by fire
this afternoon. Loss, $4,000.
AT HARTFORD CITY-Loss S50,000
CINCINNATI, Aug. 23.-Tweve buildings, on
the south side of the public square in Hartford
city, Ind, were burned to-day. Loss, $4,000;
insured for $4,000.
At ROCKFORD, IND.-LOss $4,000.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 23.-lIoenig & Co.'s furni-
ture factory, at Rockport, Ind, was burned this
morning with large amount of lumber, Loss,
$4,000