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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-20
A tue copy. Attest.
HORACE W. BUSH,
fa1Q 1JfN Constable Of tho No
: COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA

~ CHUSErTS.-To Eugene Sullivan, Of North
Bro0ked in the county of Worcester and to any and
all other persons claiming any interest in about
gallon of rum, one jug; which, by virtue of warrant
issued by have been seized at the dwelling house of
said Sullivan in said North BroOkhed. tine fifteenth
day of June tin the year of Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy-twO, the value OF which liquors.
with the vessels containing them, does not in my opinion
exceed twenty dollars.
You hereby required to appear before me, at Court
to be holden my Office in Brookfeld said county
o'clock A the sixth day Of July, in the year
of Lord thousand eight hundred and seventy two
to to the complaint against said liquors and the
vessels containing them and for trial. and to show cause
If any you have why said liquors and the vessels
tanning them should not be forfeited for being kept Tor
sale by said Sullivan, in violation of the laws OF this
Commonwealth.
Witness my hand and seal at BrOokfeld this fifteenth
day of June in the year of Lord thousand eight
hundred and seventy-twO. GEO. 5. DUELL.
Trial ,JuStiea
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VIZ heretofore eX-
n listing under the firm name OF KNIGHT GODDARD a.
Co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent. The affairs
of the lae firm will be settled AT the Office of the new
company e. b. KNIGHT.
SE&TUS z. GODDARD,
WIN. j. GODDARD
Worcester, May q, 1872
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-20

by b. w. ABBOTT, AuetiOneer,
Office No. | Central Exchange Worcester, Mass.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT AUG
TION.
The Whitney Orchard. formerly opposite South Wor-
eester Mills, SATURDAY, Jme22 at clock P. NJ One
OF Land, Orchard and building thereon, story
House OF IL rooms two tenements with all modern
proyements barn 24x30 H. with carriage house lSxg7 ~
built three years, Also, Brewery, 81 STORIES 81 H.
In good running order and let for SIS montl-buIt two
years. WIN be sold separate ii desired, the owner
wishes to change business.
les d2w' B.w. ABBOTT, Auetioneer.
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true copy. Attest:
HORACE w. BUSH,
iel9 d2tt Constable of the Commonwealth


iel9 d2tt Constable of the Commonwealth.
sCOMMONWEAL OF MASSA-
~ CHUSETTS-TOJ John o Brine. of West Brook
field, In the county of Worcester, and to any and ali
other persons claiming any interest in about twenty
gallons of whiskey, in barrel; which, by virtue Of
warrant issued by me, have been seized at the store
Of said O'Brne in said Vest Brookied on the eighth
day OF June, in the year OF Lord thousand eight
hundred and seyentytwO, the value of which liquors.
with the vessels containing them, does not in my
opinion, exceed twenty dollars.
You are hereby required appear before me- at Court
TO be holden at my office, BroOkheld In said county
ut ten O'Clock A. NJ, the sixth day of July, in the
year of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
seventytwO, to answer to the complaint against said
liquors and the vessels containing them, and for trial and
TO show cause II ans you have, why said liquor and the
vessel containing them should be forfeited being
kept for sale by sad OBnne in violation Of the laws
this Commonwealth.
Witness, my hand and seal, at BroOkneld this eighth
day of June in the OF Lord thousand eight
hundred and seyenty-two. GEORGE s. DVELL.
Trial Justice.
A IN cnny
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REMAINING 100000
OF THEIR
First Mortgage Sinking Fund 30 Years
Z PER CENT. GOLD BONDS
90 AND ACCRUED INTEREST.

The Road runs from Buffalo to the Detroit River CON
Meeting there with the Chicago and Canada Southern
now being built to Chicago and will thereby form the
SHORTEST TRUNK LINE BETWEEN BUFFALO
AND CHICAGO, or, in other words. will be the
SHORTEST LINK IN TIRE GREAT LINE OF
TRAFFIC BETWEEN THE EAST AND WEST
connecting ihe GREAT SYSTEM or RAIL WAYS
which DIVORCES from Buffalo, Toledo and Chicago.
branch also runs from St Thomas to ST. Clair, where
it forms connections with the various roads leading into
the lumber and mineral regions of Michigan.
THE MAIN LINE from Buffalo to the Detroit River
is 229 miles long The branch from st. Thomas to st.
Clair is 81 miles, and through the great Canada oil
region. ...
OF the entire line $3.50 miles, To hundred and toeaty
miles are graded briged and ready for the superstruc-
te The remaining 70 miles under contract to be
ready for The superstructure early in tie summer
OF the 100000 ties required 100000 are en- hand and the
remainder coming in daily
SLY THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED TUNS of rails
are delivered and paid for the contracted to
be delivered early in the summer for the main line
being STEEL, all 60 lbs. to the yard.
All the materials for the stations and part the
equipment are purchased.
IRA OK LAJZN will be begun as soon as the frost is
out Of the ground.
The entire line VIII be ready for business on OF before
Dec. 81, 1872.
THE ROAD is being built by the most experienced
railroad men In the country. who are confident of
profitable business for il from the day of Its openng
THE ROAD will be
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-20
BY ,. W. ABBoTT; AuetiOneer.

Office No Central Exchange
A SSIGNEES SALE. - Will be sold at
N. Public Auction. on TUESDAY. June 25th at ten
O'Clock A. all the Personal Property belonging
Wheeler Of Worcester, Bankrupt located in and about
the Foundry on Thomas St. owned and leased to him by
W. A. Wheeler, consisting of Stock in Trade, finished
and In process manufacture viz Hot Air Furnaces
Shop Stoves, Caudrons, Corn Crackers, Boiler and Ash
Matches and Patterns pertaining to the manufacture OF
the same and lot of miscellaneous Castings.
Also a lot Of Whitney Improved Turbine Water
Wheels about 70 tons Cast and Wrought Iron Scrap,
100 tons Waterford Moulding Sand valuable lot he
best in the marke of well seasoned Pattern Lumber of
usual dimensions OF Pine, Cherry and other woodsI
Walnut BLANKS for gear teeth Llgnumvlt@, &c; valua
bic lot of Patterns ofm0dem construction for the
facture of gears, pipe columns, &c; Emery Polishing
Machine new; / Speed Lathe (new); Bolt Cutter,
with dies complete; Drill Pattern Making Combined
Saw Bench, Two quart Force Pump two-tOn Chain
Fall and various small tools, and all the property be-
longing to him necessary carry the Foundry bus
ness. W. w. RICE, I Assianaas
JOSEPH PRATT, I Nssis"esS
B. W. ABBOTT, Auctioneer.
Worcester June 49, 1872. dts Jel4
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The Chorus Tickets good only this Extra unless
specially endorsed by assistant superintendent other
proper officer.
'wili not stop East of Granville
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COMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
" CHUsETTS.-To William NJ. Moulton, of
Brooked in the county Of Worcester. and 10 any and
all other persons claiming any interest in about fifteen
gallons OF ale, in barrel; which, by virtue OF
warrant issued by me- have been seized at the hotel
Of said Mouton said BroUked, the sixth day Of
June. in the year OF Lord thousand eight
hundred and seyenty-two, he value OF which liquors.
with the vessels Containing them, does not, in my
opinion, exceed twenty dollars.
You are hereby required to appear before me, at a
Court 10 be holden at my Office, in sad Brookfeld
at ten O'Clock A. the sixth day OF July, in the
year of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
seventy-two, 10 answer to the complaint against said
liquors and the vessels containing them and trial
and TO show cause, any you have why said liquors and
the vessels containing them should not be forfeited for
being kept for sale by said Moulton in violation of the
laws of this Commonwealth
Witness my hand and seal at Brookfeld this seventh
day of June in the year Lord thousand eight
hundred and seventy-two. GEOhGE $ DUELL.
Trial Justice.
tue copy. Attest
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Notites.
CoMMONwEALTH on

OMMONWEALTH OF MASSA-
9' ~ CHUSETrS.-To Henry Reed, OF BrOokheld
in the county of Worcester, and TO any and all other
persons claiming any interest in about gallon OF
brandy In demijo about threeourths gallon of
gin, in three demohns; which. by virtue OF warrant
sd by me- have been seized The dwelling house Of
said Reed said Brookheld, the sixth day OF june
in the year Lord thousand eight hundred and
scveutytwo the which liquors, with the vessels
containing them does not in my opinion, exceed twenty
dollars.
You are hereby required 10 appear before me at a
court to he holden at my Office In said Brookted, at
ten O'Clock the sixth day Of July, in the year
two to answer to the complaint against said
liquors and the vessels containing them and for trial
and TO show cause, if any you have why said liquors
and the vessels containing them should not be forfeited
for being kept for sale by said Reed in violation Of
the laws CT this Commonwealth
Witness my hand and SEAL al BroOkned, this seventh
day Of June in the year of Lord thousand eight
hundred and seventy two. GEORGE 5. DUEIL,
Trial Justice.
A true copy. Attest
HORACE w. BUSH,
fpIQ L. of no Cnm
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nor SALE-THE LEASE AND FUR
Il niture of the CLINTON HOUSE, containing 40
Rooms, with large and cOmmOdious Stable attached,
situated In the beautiful village of Clinton, Mass, 0nthe
line the Worcester and Nashua, and Boston, Clin!on
and Fehburg Railroads. IS miles nom Boston, IL miles
from Worcester. It is also situated on the ne Of Two
New Roads now In process of construction, the Lam
caster and Massachusetts, Central Railroads. Sold, for
the reason the present occupant has other business to
attend TO.
Enquire of or address, n. SWIFT Clinton House.
Clinton Mass diff NH Il
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TON AND ALBANY RAILROAD.
BOSTON q WORCESTER DIVISION.
PEACE FESTIVAL
From June II to July Il, 1879,
INCLUSIVE, SUNDAYS EXCEPTED.
INWARD

During the Festival Extra Trains will be run as fol-
lows unless changed after days notice. the right to
No. laA..laA .rau-.
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II OST-Sunday evening, from No. $50 Gem
II trail st., A PET CANARY BIRD, with top-knot,
The finder will DO suitably rewarded by returning the
anne " Nv, loV Central w. a daf jela
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Having disposed of my interest in the late firm of
knight, Goddard q Co. account of impaired health.
to Mr. Sextus z. Goddard desire to return my thanks
to the ira &c for the liberal patronage bestowed since
have been IN business, and cordially recommend him
ami hts associate in business to the confidence and pa
tronage ofmy former patrons and the public generally.
G. Is. KNIGHT.
Worcester. Nav u. 1871 m mn
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Is also hereby given, that the sewer Assessment Bill,
ready for payment the office the Treasurer and
Collector. GEORGE +. VERY,
myT dtf Mayor
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-20
by b. W. ABBOTT, Auctioneer,
4 nj Il

Also my Farm of 1850 acres at private sale on the mos
liberal terms, dts iel7
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FINE WATCHES,

and shall at all times keep on hand full assortment OF
all the various high grade watches including the Perre
gauX SAltzman, LANCE Bretng, &c. in Swiss together
with the Howard, Waltham and Elgin in America. All
Of which we will sell at reasonable prices
Mr.. ALFRED HARFWELL s in our employ as Watch
Maker and guarantee all work to be attended to in
prompt and workmanlike manner.
Trusting to receive fair share of the patronage Of the
public in return for efforts 20 them. invite
those who wish good timekeepers and reliable time to
regulate by, to give a call.
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BY WILLIAM ARCHER
Is Washington Street, salem.
GREAT AND IMPORTANT SALE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-06-20

Il lion will receive proposals tor the of the Re
ireshment Room IN the grand stand for the 4h of July
next. Bids will be opened thursday. June 27th, ut The
office of the Secretary and the right reject all bids is
reserved. Address HORACE IS. VERY, Sec'y.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR PRESIDEN.
- TlAL CAMPAIGN BADGEs. GREELEY and
GRANT BADGES Of all kinds. Send for Circular and
Price List. Enclose stamp Agents wanted everywhere.
Will sell like hot cakes sample OF each kind out sent
20 any address w mall upon the receipt Of FIFTY
CENTS. :. WHITE CO., JEwELERs,
lcl5 ubt h3 Nassau ST. New York
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WORCESTER s NAsHUA RAILROAD
w

4 TTuC COpN. AIItsI:
HORACE W. BUSH
iel9 d2tf Constable of the Commonwealth.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-12-17
INTERESTING sTATIsTIOs.

The Superintendent of the Census has just
made up the statistics of pauperism and crime
in the United States, according toithe Census
of 1870, from which It appears that on the
first of June of that year there were 80, 9Ol.
persons in prison throughouttheU United States,
or incarcerated criminal to every / ,172 Of
population, and 1871 paupers, or in every
402 of population. OF the criminals, 81 ,173
were native born, showing in 1854 of our
native population in durance vile. Dividing
the native born BY color, there were 1917
whites, orl criminal in each 1 ,744, and s,O46
negroes, or criminal in each 500 of that race,
revealing the notable circumstance that there
are proportionately three times as many Grim.
inal blacks as whites. The foreign born crim>
inals number s,72s, or in every 6s7. AS
to paupers, there are 5000 native born, OF
in 622, and 22,79S foreign born, or L in PA.
Ofthe native born paupers a., $50 were white,
or in 1853, and 1867 black, or 1 in $40.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-12-17
ORGANIZED EFFORT.


:, In our local columns we give brief synop-
sis of the proceedings of a meeting Of the
Industrial Society on Friday last. From the
grea. interest manifested, and from the nuns
Der of those present, especially from the couu-
try. we are encouraged to hope much good of
this movement. The number of members
enrolled, at present, is 60, among whom are
many of our most worthy citizens. The in
terests of the whole county and not of one
part of it is to be advanced, if the original
object of the movement IS gained. We see
no reason then why persons from all parts of
the county should not participate. Indeed it
is their. bounden. duty to do SO. 1t is time for
us of the South to comprehend that the citi>
zens OF the same county at least, have many
interests in common. As fire and flood cannot
injure one portion of our county, without
injuring sensibly more or less the whole of it,
so whatever advances the wealth of one part
or of one citizen increases the wealth of the
Whole community. This golden truth which
(eil eduit, let Jus utilize. The. men of the
IMegt understand il, and acting upon it.
u ~
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-12-17
MARROW Escape PROM SuPPocaTIoN1

NARROW EsoAPE FROM SrrFocATIoN.-
A gentleman and his wife, residing in Mr.
john Feller's house near the corner of Queen
and Race streets came near losing their lives
by suffocation Tuesday night last. The night
being extremely cold, before retiring they
made aitire of charcoal. in small charroaI
stove, and placediit in their chamber, Some-i
time during the night the gentleman was
awakened by his vile falling out of bed. He
jumped up but had scarcely got upon his feet
before he fell the floor. He was, however,
still conscious, and managed to,crawl to the
door and call for help. Mr.. Cushwa, who
resides in an adjoining building. heard the
alarm and went to their assistance. He soon
discovered that their prostration was caused
by the gas from the charcoal, and Immediately
threw open the doors and windows of the
room, and sent for physician at once. The
parties are now both out of danger, having
made narrow escape from death by sufoca>
Observation-Disclosures Era
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-12-17

We would do thing for our county
zi5:i in oDcert.
be question is constantly asked what
: becifc thing does this Society propose to ac>
pfaplishS The answer of course is, no one
specifc thing. The object is to organize the
fnteittgeaceg and energy of the county first
We have then power which of its own
motion music what seems best for our gen.
eral interests. We have heard many mem
bers express wish that so aud so should be
done: But the first step is to find out achat is
sfractieaIle:. For, of all the enterprises We
have. heard mentioned there is not one that
carried out would not increase the general
wealth of the county. There is the establish
ment of the Railroad shops at Harper's Ferry.
From what we are Informed, an effort ia that
direction would accomplish much. If the
water power at Harper's Ferry were utilized
HEwould add millions of dollars to the wealth
OF this county. Every man in the county
would get his part of it too; the greater ac-
cording to his energy in business to avail him
self of new opportunities.
Thousands of dollars go out of the county
every year to purchase implements, &c, which
could be manufactured here. Now where do
you say does the Society propose to establish
mandatory of this sort. The reply is !:
The Society proposes to establish nothing
ltproposes to levy no tax, raise no money or
many way to become stock company: But
1tproPoses to afford a time and place where
4 men from all parts of the county can meet and
enter into voluntary combinations for business
purposes. Itonly proposes to get information
and give the public the benefit oft; so that,
with light before them. the business men can
proceed to business. The next meeting is to
: assemble at night next Friday. On the fol-
lowing Friday day meeting will probably
occur. Thus the day and night meetings will
alternate weekly, SO that the town and coun>
try people may respectively have equal benefit.
3 We say again that if our people are satisfied
to jog along in the ancient ruts until our lands
3 become barrens and our children are all forced
TO seek homes elsewhere, then denounce the
Industrial movement and stay at home. Least
sof all do not join it for the purpose of talking
sas oocieGy 70 oeath as some seem to have
done.
If we can do nothing more, let us at least
cut out work enough to employ our young
menu They leave. US now periodically for
lgel'er, though, poorer communities Is it
not worth an effort to offer, inducements for
our children to settle among us? Besides, if
once the ball is fairly started there are many
OF our young men who would gladly return
and renew their citizenship. Don't stand on
ceremony then, but come right along.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-12-17
OUR COUNTY GOVERNMENT.

Whilst our Legislature at Charleston con>
tinues to waste the precious time of the session
in useless debate over the Capital question,
the first of January is almost at hand, when
the terms of Office of all county officers expire
aud the present system of county government
becomes defunct-and we have no system of
laws devised and enacted for putting the MAJ
chinery of our local government, under the
new Constitution, into active operation
There being no provision for taking bond. or
rather the amount of the penalty of the bonds
not having been fixed, the President of the
County Court and Clerk of tie County Court,
have not qualified and cannot, therefore, enter
on the duties of their respective Offices until
law is passed for their relief "Now the
question we wish to ask is, in view of these
facts" says the Wheeling Register, show is
tho county to be governed after January first :?
Who win provide for the Poor House, for
county roads and such other matters as need
prompt and ready oversight? The Board of
Supervisors can't do it. They are dead by
law. The County Court can't do it. Its Of
ficers have not conformed 10 the law. Who
will ?"
Will not our Legislature lay the Capital
question aside for the present at least, and
give their attention to these matters of far
more serious import to the people of the scAole
State
6S Adaily newspaper is talked Of in Mar
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-12-17


Kahawha liver Improvement and the James
River and 4Sanawha canal, upon certain terms
to the United States" recommending its adop.
ton after the insertion of the following names
in certain blanks left in the bill by its author,
DR.. Summers As commissioners On behalf
of the State in the improvements mentioned /:
Samuel Price, of Greenbrier Allen T. Caper-
ton, of Monroe James Fl. Couch, Sr., of
Mason; William A. Quarter, of Kapawha );
John NJ. Bennett, of Lewis c. f. Scott, of
Richie James D. Armstrong, of Hampshire;
William H. Travers, of Jefferson Fontaine
Smith, of Marion James W. McCanier, of
Marshall /; DIR. A. E. Summers, of Kanawha;
William G. Brown, of Preston Daniel Lamb,
of Ohio; Albert Laidley, of Cabell; William
q. Stevenson, of Wood.
A delegation from Virginia and West Vir-
ginia, consisting of Senators, Representatives,
and citizens, without respect to party, called
upon the President on Friday morning, and
addressed him through their chairman,
Charles S. Darlington in the interest of this
work.
The President, in reply, said: 81 appre>
ciate the great Importance of this work to the
commercial interests of the nation, and am
glad the subject has been brought to the at
tention of Congress. I hope Congress will
give it sufficient encouragement to insure its
completion. The enormous production of the
Western and Southern States interested in
this route demand an outlet to tide water on
the Atlantic coast, and the interests are so
important that they must ultimately compel
the completion of this work in some manner"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-12-17
MARRIEb.

At the re.idenee of the brides father in Charles
town, w. Va. December 18th inst, by Rst. w. H.
Meade, DAVID 8. BRisCOE. OF Baltimore. Md, to
ELLA, daughter of DR.. J. j. H. Straith. No cards.
On the 2sth ult., at Christ Church, Georgetown.
d. C.. by Rev. Dir. VILLA ms. JAMES p. wiLLET:
Of Washington City. to LAURA A.. daughter Of
James s. Welsh. formerly OF IIarper's Ferry. ses
On the 26th ult.. by Rev. r. b. Shepherd, wM,
ferson county.
BY the same on the 2sth ult +. MILTON B. vo.
RoUs to Miss ISABEL R. YowELL, both of
Clarke county.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-12-17

szs- P. P. cambridge, Chief Engineer of
the South Branch Railway, advertises in the
Romney fntelHgencer for proposals for the
grading and masonry of the said road, be.
tween Romuey and Green Spring Run, on
the B. & O. R. R., distance of 16 miles.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1872-12-17

- About eight o'clock on last Wednesday
evening, as engine No 307, of the Martins
burg Division, Is. & o. r. r, was crossing
the bridge at South Branch, about II miles
this side of Cumberland, the center span gave
way and the locomotive and twenty loaded
cars went into the river. about thirty feet
below, breaking the engine and piing the
cars upon one another All the hands on the
train went down with it. The engineman
Geo. French; the conductor, David Myers,
and the breakman, WIN. Grady, were badly
injured but it is thought will recover. The
fireman, Mr.. James Rutherford. of this town.
was killed and his body was not found until
some time on Thursday. These are the facts
as VIC gather them-Berhe1ey Union.