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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-30

A TwESrY.Two YEARS Cruise
TWENTY-FIVE years ago, James Steele, 'OI
this city, whose father was Samuel Steele,
a well known coppcrsmith, sailed from
New London in whale.ship. That was soon
after the death Of Zachary Taylor. TWAS
good while agO-as things now go-anG
such project as the Atlantic Ocean tclc.
graph, or the abolition oil negro slavery by
civil war, would have stamped Its annun.
eiator rs a wild lunatic. Mr.. Steele LETT
the ship at Australia, and was by his
friends here supposed to be dead. lie
sent many letters, hut none Of them were
received, and until this wceli-when he
again made lis appearance in Hartford,
having arrived last week at New London
be did not know Of the death Of his father
his brother and other relatives. Ills ad.
ventures since 1850 among the savnges OIL
the South Sea Islands, and In New Zealand
have included q wild and strange variety,
and he has met pretty much everything
but death. lie shipped on different whnl.
ing vessels, and cruised all about tina anti
podes. whcte Spring begins in September
and Winter in June. lie finally married
an English girl in Australia, who has now
Inherited some money, and Mr.. Steele
thinks Of buying himseIa home hero once
morc,-[idritori iCoRn.) Times.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-30

A city gentleman who had bought O
place IN The country, ruthor amazed the
neighbors by appearing In his meadow
with scytle in ono hand and an um.
brolln in the other When our inform
ant came away there were five doctors
on the fence, sharpening their knives,
aud even The potato,bugs had dropped
implements Of labor aud were watching
the mans maneuyerS,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-30

A snake with ten rhttls1 bit 9 negro
woman while plowiug in ne.u EN- N
Macon County, Ala. When diseoyeIco
tbe woman was dead, her body lying
nnon me- snake, whose ianEs were last
eRed securely in her breast.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-30

"GEHU1SE OLD ORIGINAL JAcoBs. -
Few there ure in this city who have not
heard the expression that heads this arti-
Gle, aud fewer still who know from
whence It originated. About thirty years
ago two Jews, whose patronymic was
jacobs, kept u bogus aud second hand
jewelry store on the west side Of Chatam
street, near Pearl, over tie entrance OF
which was simply the name Of Jacobs"
They did thriving business for Onumber
of years, their customers being principally
shop girls, servant girls and lAborers I;
but the partners personal relations were
not amiGble, and continued misunder-
standings caused them to agree to seperate.
The senior partner withdrew, and the
Junior partner retained the business. In
the course Of few weeks the former
secured the adjoining store, and opened
an opposition establishment, and over his
door he raised sign bearing upon 1t,
1.-The Original jacobs" In few days
the time honored sign Of "JacobS" was
taken down from the first store, and
replaced by one bearing upon it, 1.-THE
Old Original Jacobs" The opposition as
1t may be termed, determined not to be
outdone, hauled down "Thc Original
Jacobs,n and raised In It's stead, "The
Genuine Old Original Jacobs" which
seemed to exhaust the adjective, and SO
the. stood until, like the famous Kilkenny
cats, they eat oach other up. Ono subse-
quently went into the old clo' business,
on the opposite side of the street, aud the
other opened a cheap jewelry store on
Broadway. The former partners after.
wards sunk into insignilcance, but "The
Genuine Old Original Jacobs" passed into
q prOverb.-M Y. Paper.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-30

TnR PoisoSNoSaRRs who advertise com.
pounds of Fluid Fire and pungent alkalies
as "balsamic medicines % safe and harm.
less tones, y and Tgenial invigorants, are
worthy of being Classed with the cd Bar.
negat wrcckers who kindled DECEPTIVE
beacons, in order to decoy mariners to
inevitable death. But a tlRo camO when
the lures of the coast bandits failed, and q
time ha, o5me when the vendors Of Bit
tered Alcohol fail to impress the reading
public with belief in their fctiOns. II
Is due to that conscientious and able ply.
sician, DR.. Joseph Walker, Of California,
to say that he has largely contributed this
desirable end, by providing the world with
Tonic Corrective and Anti.Febrile Veg
etable preparation, which accomplshes
all that Is mendaciously promised on be-
half Of the alcoholic nostrums. His CALI.
FoRNiA VINEGAR BITTEEs prepared from
botanic productions, now for the first
time employed in the pharmacy of civil.
zation, Is the leading tonic In every state
and territory Of the Union. The fact that
lhis wonderful elixir contains no alcohol,
no mineral, no dangerous element, Is one
Of the causes Of liz immense popularity;
another Is that US stomachic invigorant,
bloOd.puriher, Alternative, anti.spasmodlc
and anti'billous medicine, It Is rs far ahead
OF every other preparation az Temperance
IS ahead Of DrunkenneSs.--Com,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-30

Thousnnds or Pr0misinE Youths, q bill
HFAes go down 10 untimey gfatrs, lnn general dHhti
anil weakness, who might br saved BY t0ftiylrs llr
systems with Iron. The Peruyan Syrup i Eu Inn Tnn
n prepared expressly 10 suprjy tns utalEng element
and i the only pTrbaraton Of iron thAt viii hs,nEt,
at once with the blOod.-Oia.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-30

A Novelty In Paper oollRr,.-rhe EmE,o9.Ia
Collar Is made with folded edges, inc TlllLl
suriao and Is tho best imitation OF l vi'i
collart 'cr worn. Ask for II at tue ucht UT
nishing StOrcs.-C0m,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-30

~ For Coughs, Bronchitis and . lion,
spmptiop, in ils early stages, n9'1 nv
equals Dr.. Plercs's Golden Ae'ica AK Nv
eovery.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-30

Two or three doses OF sHERIDAS's CAyyALRl
COMPTON, PowpERs will cure q horse q atiy
common cough or cold, and the very Nols 'l
cases may be cured In few weeks VIC Emu"
Ills from nIperienec.-G0
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-30

Cd,adOrOs Excelsior Hair Dye stands unii'asd and
alone IL merits have bccn uaiVcuIlly reknoHslgcd
that It would be to dc,eant on them any
iurlhur-nothng can BEAT lt-Con.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-30

Tssgs Instant Relief hais'opd twvuiyytais test, T.
warranted to give is,as ia rr to al hsumatlS Nea.
nisis Head, Bar aud Dask aol,oi
OrMoncy HciundsL. -Coa,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-30

UscDo eys Yeast Powder II you relish lig!at,
sweet wholesome Biscuits, Hollis, Pastry, Nc
Ionr grocer sells Il. Full weight ani strength
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-30

coon for hni-slAs l'Ansf, 40 discount. A.,
SSYSOV Assnts, Addfst' U. s. PINaU "a &c,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-30

For the prices of railroad Bonds, write
to CHARLES W. HAssLER, No, Z Wall St.,
New York,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-30

hEn -vALUADLE-ssnd tb,,..scD, ,,,,,,,
MIH nt9r paiiiep1r. BOBsON, HAYNES ECO,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-30

Dr.. Whittier, 500 hI EESS sT rsI
Longest tngagsd aud most saegtisial FreiaaSftb M,
&c. Non,nltlilon or pamphlet free Cs n Etiis'
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-30
"a GREAT OEFERll

horace Waters, ash BroadWhy, n. Y.
gu dispose o. OSt liuNDAi;b ptGgua, MItonIpys. :,
JuANA y III nfatelhE makers ineudinF Mltsfss Al
,rta,y t pris i9f iti, dsfisg az la ~ Mn ~
uam 70 ~ aanlhly until paid the iano 10 Ill S5s
Nv y pnrrhased, new kind Of pLHIbn OEIS
W exhibition Al 81 hFoilusy Nr,y Yorf ''-4'' INV
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-30

No k.PilOENIN, nloomi1Rtnn Aufssr,. M. en-
~ Agres; ilHLrar; u Grueu.If0us TrrGs RIiins
sll;-sL LlAsLs. Anfstg STOCK CalAones, 20 esntA
a GENTS wnSted.-Aseut. make more tuopo5 Al
WIS lgI " than At anything else psFteu - IN.
v. sIiA.oS To-, Eist 81 rau'h,r, forihni Nsiss'
S%ARTnMnRE OnLIEGE,-sTsl,hssoTo
- DchAaIo ~, "a. Tht intliihti1n iof b8th Irfes
~, N, t,,open VA H2 sIi Ia For ratlloEas, g.,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-09-30

II. II. MCDONALD d co.,
DRUGGISTS and Gen. AgtA, San Francisco, Cal, &
cor. o. washington and Charlton sta, NY.
s0LD W ALL DRUGGISTS & DEALERS.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-22
ID o S t o f FL G. E.
Worcester, Mass.
CLOSING AND ARRIVAL OF MAILS,
Present Arrange1nent.

Northern Worcester County Vermont and New Hamp-
shire. closes at 500 m; due at p m.
Manchester Concord and Ha-hua, y II. Lowell, Leon
in-ter, Lancaster, Wet Boylston Oakdle and Clinton
closes 4 a NJ aid 80 due at 8, Is q m and p m
Flchbufg Closes al o. lO.45 a m and $3.50 p m. Due at
Gardner and Vt and Mass. +, closes at $50 1915
m a9d ? m Tue IS a m and and m,
u Injection Ia Princeton, and West Sterling close al
a'ae m; Du. a. SO
M Due a. S'9 9nd ~ an 40 4So, $50 aud 1890 pm
m Due al 9,l5. 1913 IN and $50 pm.
Maine. a5tern >ew Hampshire and Eastern Massa-
ehgss,,s, close a. 6V and m LIS. and m Due
Rood lslai cole $50 and II am. and ANN
Wa Nail on tie Providence and Worcester railroad
close a. $50 y Duea s,4j am
surbrdse souihbrdge al woonsoekef close al 26
sprnsd Aia1g w ~ Ne ag SSy ana woo
States, close a. 545 an ~ m, a,4j pm. Due al
Worcester li 81 ingaeil WAY Vail, close at 54s and
e,4s m, and 545 m. Du al go N and $3.50 NJ
am AID sA5 pm Due a. i45apd Ohm ''''
Ne9 fon CITY and -oq he n siaes. Hartford and
at Aba 80 and 10 nm.
Nerwieh ana New Lon on, Conn., Webster and oxford.
Mas elose a. am AID 43O y H. Due a. m and
wav Mail on The Norwich and Worcester railroad.
closef a m. Due a. Sam.
g aiton close at ., o and9 and LIS and m Due
MILFORD: Meudon Hopedae and Framinghan. close at
9am. LIS. and p m Due al 0, s. l03Oa m and 80
seuthbore close at pm. Due at iO3Oam
Yves bOro, Cor awhile. HOpklnt0n. ASH ani and TIol-
liston ci0sc at m, and IN. Due at 1880 IN ana
la0pm. " ~
Marlboro. close at and IN. Due at 1890 m and
1880 N. ~
soft1boo'. close at Lis, and m Due at 80
an
Barre and smitbvlie close at 94j a m and4pm. Due
al 10 ~ aud 3.45 pm
Dana. North Daa new Salem. North New Salem.
chs AZ as Jam. Due at $3.50 pm.
ub arlstou, close a. 9 and lO.45 a and D m. Dua
ai 9.3u %, 2.l5 and m.
frincetun, uen. Rat aud. North Rutland close nj
fpm. Due al 9.sOpm.
Leicester, close ~ 9.45 m and p m. Due at o IN
ga ham an Shrewsbury, close at 9.45 m and 100 D
hals ~ htw lorA ana Boston. and places beyond
cllse ~ ms once nu sunday al & nm
, rOAGti y. Mall. -Aas lor fhe European Steamers
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-22
EOsTON ALBANY RAILROAD


NV %N T6 !, ARRANGEMENT, commencing on mon
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Worcester
AZ 5Ystoi' g ~ exp, Z, 925 exp, and As m and
~ 5'z2 SAp % esp 600 ana 9,5j exp M ' anu
Ihe4 20 m and BIS, 3.55 and g'55 p m fra;, e.,
station 1A9 4lOhi roster st.
Fer Grafton, Westboro' Soutbvina t-or,.,;,. 49,,
Ashland at i0J and IS n, lao and 4 90 m, ans
FoT south Ftaminghan, 20, 100 9 Is and As q M
LAO, 5.25, 3.55, 500 and 8 IS D NJ ' anu ~ IN
tot 5'l!ioTa at 7DO and Is n, l4O 325 and355
Eor SScE, NJ w and as a m, l.4O anu 500 n m -
FOR wellesley, Grdntyiiie, West NpUinn Ea,,,-.
ana Brighton. Al 7.0l and IS a M and & M y n, ~ IN
fsasets ioS we same stations also take the RIO n
uan' Which caves Natck twenty-seyen r9inutps ahnr
wards ~ ~ l-'"tcs -IteF
ne 40 N tram runs every day except Mo, day an
others every day except sunday ' on
SUNDAY express rom Albany leaves Wasbiuc oh soo,a
stst @ al t6j q m. for Boston. 7 wa 'f''io
sunday lei esves Washington square Station nj
Zau a. s. t'lt n ayl, Tor - on O" a.
TRAINS leave boston ss TO-. ava
EOt worcester AT 500, 400 SaGcXp 9 eNp 3 m l IN
eApress 43v express to birmingham $50 eNprcss ge5
Nor New YORK, via Springfield, SEQ exp n, 500 exp,
SSow YorE, va yorw1eh sac exp. pm.
SrSiioH 100 n, LA, 30 n.
Nes!Goto 100 n, 1880. a. 30. 5. 80 eyp II m
SoulIV.ie, EO1 m, l.jU, 40 , m.
Co!GaRlite, 100 N, $50, 4 so 0 M
ASH ana, l.pv 10, $50. 20. so exp n m
ooulI Ffanllugham, %, 400 $50 exp AMI m o,.,
sxT ao9 a., "a M 1ye exp 400, 40 exp, $500 SO
sStIok 100 10 l.55, 2.I5 AGO. 800 $50, 600 "a 90
aulhury, ZGl n, 43Opm.
SaSonvi e, 1900 a u, 6 10 m
~ 9,9U exp 9eXp am Els exp 43O exp prn
a. 9utM,4IV Trans runs daily except SUNDAY F' pa
sunday Nan leaves Boston at $50 m sto6n,ne al =,
SSjTgt98i south tr2Elngham, Worcester West PToot
9g s amer ana sPriRgaed &rrve. in New YORK az
'''V IA = ~ Ky SSELl4 Sup't, Springfield
a.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-22
~ WIN L. Gb DDA RD'S
~ Burning MACHINE WORKS,
second Avenue, Corner I'wenty-second st,
Office No. Bowling Green New York
Manufacture

Office No. Bowling Green. New York
Manufacture the
PATENT MESTIZO BURRiNG PICKERs
PATENT WORSTED BCRRLYG PICRERS, PA.
TENT DOMESTIC BURRENG PICRERS OILERS to
attach Co Plckers Patent Stee Ring AM solid Pack ng
Burning Machines made single and Double for Grst
breaRers NO.. Cartlng Machines; Fine Burrng
Machines rthe second breakers and hnlshers.
Improved Stoe Ring Feed Rolls. plane ano inter
1g, with Patent adjustable spring boxes, shake vii
lowe with blowers. Waste busters. Cotton Gins. Blow
Ac
Excelsior At the international Exhibition in Lon
don, an at Paris Exposition OF 1851, Mes
tlzo Burning Picker received PRIZE MEDAL award ;
GOLD MEDAL at American Institute Fair lon5-
and IN 1861. 1869 and 1870 the highest award
AZ the American Institute Fair. 1855, our Burning
machine for cards awarded A GOLD MEDAL,
~ iIi subsequent exhibitions the HIGHEST AWARD +;
aho " lhu our Double Burner received PREMIUM.
Al american Institute Fair. 1853 and 1870 our Stee
Mn teed Rolls received st premium.
Az American Institute Fair 1870 our Worsted Burning
| fleker was awarded the LIST premium
~ Ouk STEEL RING BuRRING MACHINES ARE TIKI
oHLf SOLID PACKING Burning MACHINES IN THE MAR
XII Workmanship aud Operation are guaranteed
our Illustrated Catalogue be had on application
PROMPT attention gwen TO All inquiries and order nv
10 wi" ~ u. con - R 10
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-22
MONOEsTNN AND NAsHIA nAI1

SNORCESTEB AND NASBTrA nan
EoAD. on and aiter Monday, Sept l. 1871 r.ssi1
erei1s M95eeg al $50 and LIB and 40 and Ga
Leave Grolon Junction for Worcester
cave sshut ~ Z ~ IA, lz.0O m, ana 90 q n,
me ~ ran comecH at Fichbtrg win irains %, A.,
vermont EMO MGa4ac'usetH. Cheshire and w ths
nt hl9h lthr9as, az Grot0n junction win rum, ny
ne fNeheuIg tdoWn, retefDOro and si ~ " US o.
SSG nS sa4 Lowell 4nd Lawrence Railroads. and iony
sa ts,. ~i uiIa pl we wilton Concord Maneheate,
AZ otWence northern, B0stOn, COncOrj snd Hi'.I
rOaee NNN DhuenhNurR Raj
ne lip n tram connects az Fltebburs WIN, IN.
alis eiia hanu and Bur mgton Groght md nasenr
M me s, r'"itsl t'hs ~ droion Junction with Fteh
t N 3ioy nio2N M Lowe and Lawrence trains. and
reno" Ho ",g W. ION Concord Name ester and Law
Mlnred 10 ymouthJ trim saw "'''O"' 'ohoofu ano
ilef 20 , m tram cnpnncfs nj pi,o,,,so -. :.
Wy ~ eshre Vermont and Massacnusetts md Ru,iana
ap p " igton NiR Express tralns; al roon nneiinH
mat wv feterboro and Shirley and STONY BrooE
uas, alu ~ Nashua with Concord, Manchester ana
osdpnsb,gN v,thsgrn Vermont Central Nipht En- press
~susH"DWk' ehu Montreal and ChRmpaln truins '
y, y, TURNER Sun
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-22
TEHE SECRET
MEDICAL COUNSELLOR,
BY DIR. F. HALLOCK,

ne WIN DC sent TO any part Of the country on recent
y cents In this Manual the Author has eneayored n
throw light on the Pathology Of Diseases resulting from
vices ana the Social Evils Of the day The want Of smell
book has hitherto been unsuppied It's nstTuction ia
calculated to AID the innocent in selfprotecton TO i'm
part kowedge TO the ignorant ami relief to the suffer-
lng AS 1t treats on diseases Of both sexes All shonld
give careful perusal lOung men who arr sufering
rom inc errors Of youth, should not fail TO read the
anoVe medical Work In no other production of his
nature hlherto given TO the public, have seminal
pecnlaT to the Female Sex been decaeiy faithfully
5cltnlheniy ana praeu ally handled No one shonii
be without thu. faithful instructor "
AuIfes9 Pr HALLuCN, l43 Court st Boston,
y; u ne Author can be consulted personally or nv
mail and the necessary remedies sent by expiess "
dis dim
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-22
BOSTON, BARRE & GARDNER R. R

on and aticr Nonfay, Nov. p Trains will leave tl
ner Tor orccstcr and intermediate stations at 40 TX
and II q NJ, and at IS NJ. making connest e. .
win trims on I'll the roads tern mating in or
through Worcester -7 "a VI passing
RE lRNiNG-Loaye Worcester at gA NJ u "a :.
anu G25 p a. connecting Gardner with al frs y ne
We y mont and MASSACHUSETTS Railroad to and row
Hoosac Iunne, Grecnhed intermedia q sfafnns s-
ana AZ Greenfield ana outs Corner with trains MOI
and south from chose points -'' '''ns norm
Worcester. Nov "a 1871 a. p iTesiaent
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N0RWIoH AND WORCESTER DIyI

n 0RWICH AND WORCESTER DIVT
~ SION, B., Il. and L. RR., 1871.
as. M way PASSENGER f4an S SS5sIhE A AZ we,
s TI ~ O. ,!sin rom Southondge, lnt for Gos
ford, anG Providence at Norwich s h trsin IL ~,
~ oo'eg L31do4 from West 5i.e station ~
1890 m way Pas enEe Train. Connects Al ;yor
cester with trains fsou Boston, Tt.Lug Fitc6
S1is, boWei., &c az Worcester JUNCTION WIN
Nestern anG Providence trains; at futnafn Viii
t.-in ttglu Boston Al ? ainGed for Proyi'ience4
~ olslc1 Witn trSiRs for Kew London, Mystlc
S'1H p Wa Passenger IRAN Connects AZ wor
eSS'ef VIII trains from Nashua, Fhchburg Low
eli &C a. worcester junction with TX 9ress
tram iron Boston, an train from Western are
t dGn c 3h, worcester roads; at Putnam wIi
ileH froyicenct ana Hartford arrive in season 10,
w I'm ~ aengers from way stations fexcept
VI Nv9ilcI, Ihthap! and DanieiFonYrel for New
Train II SS $500 loIl new London, viii take this
s'=a P stesmpgat Express Tram for New yorl
SSonneet7 81 Worcester with trains from Boston
SiU,1g;o.u a21ches er, Lowei, Lawrence Nashua
EIte"g5utst &c At Putnam from Boston Wa
hoe} EiailNln ana BLACKSTONE; leaves Norwich
N - IHANA 'sOtNG NoErB LEAVE koRwtcH AT
~ 9ttSluuoat Express train for Boston, ally
eIcent q onjsy) connecting az Putnam G,r I;os
ION Bao kstone Frank in and Walpoe; al W0f
Concord Fich6ltrg, &C This train cave ,'' Ses
Lon4on Al 1.l5 a m, depen'c cut on sSrival y,
rainnod Junction ai1SD ~ r 5R G9 n
for eoston, q, wing 81 9o.@o am; al worceSte,
junction iot springfield and way station, AIbant
&C, and PROVIDENCE az Worcester ior trains u
i1'S9 a.. way Passenger Tram Connpci,ne a,
F!sli;;Ltie N!tA train G0m ana for Proyj,ai1,ce,
stliNAs ~ VI ofcester junction IN season lor trani
W E2atuh tfoNl encc, Springfield and ma 10.
ct Worcester trsin3 20 Posi50 Natiu Aiea "
0'@" ci g , Wsy PASSENGER Train. Connects 1t Nor
ac5,er wiz itain Tor ronon " WI
WFgsgFU lpFtts1
eayes Y Sess,ef loE y 5rec LED Ii 4 900 N.
ForWtct + Worcester UvisiHn.
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Aailroaos.
NOE & WORCESTER RAN

PROVIDENCE & WORCESTER RAIL.
u koAD.-Summer Arrangemeni. June Y. 1871.
express Train stopping only W0ousocket and Ia
2.l5 p. m. - '' -'' '4s-i'N 2
Aeeommodation Trans will leave Worcester for PROV
~ . 40 1'' Hi'- ''"'
~ Providence tor Worcester and way stations st 40 and
me ~ 3 m 'ma and 2l5 express trains from
ELoEIaehet and the ~ IS a. (eSpressl and zoo n m
tnall( trains from Worcester connect N No. y,
Junction Win trains to fro. Clinton FitcIlnrg
Euane, saratoga, Montreal, Nashua Lowell IawFcncs
T Y te 'Ae mite Mountains Springfield. Albany
points. 49, w go iti p"I tam
me " orGestor trains. except express and $50 n m
eonnecl at OOns0cket junction with trains TO ana trr
g4lIlela ana az W&tcr0U with trains Of the Eosfon
Hartford and Erie railroad. 'VH
SPECIAL TRAINS.
Leave Providence ior Waterford 500 a. m eornaoti,
NCrwich. 49, usuSlD ano
Ts cay, y eonsocket of iToyidenee Al s2G p. m
leave Nhfl1ke for Worcester at 5.15 2 III,
Trans ieaye Milford for Worcester and T'-oy-i,;c,, .
cu and 10 N. and $50 p m Woonso.Tpt ~ ~
ord al 81 e. III. and 100 and $50 ., N. ''i Ill
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#FITGHBOBG K WORCESTER Il. r.
y, SUMMER AEgAEGEhIENT - Con11cDc,ne n1
NOE 9A2 May /. iS7l.Pss-enge- Trans Tor Wo-ceT
IeEEe S!scLnursi Q. m, tZ5g III $50 q. n
SCuta Fitc' burg, Us 2 H., Z 81 and 5 "a y n
LeonlHster, 5 L 2. n, L0j and $40 D. m
Sales Crossing, S y \. m, 10. and / ~ n m
Etaots JUNCTION. rs q, m, / IS and III n n
Ste!lnf Center, 6 So a NJ, J 20 and & 20 n IN
passenger Trains for iich}urp--
Lsave NotcesleI 20 anu u - e. n anf 4 N n N,
ger lh2 glned n 7G5 and II 81 a. M ana 'i0On N
nnleIl Center z and y G5 p nl., ana "a n IN
fI4sl gunc.i N 40 8. m, and y ID and n n m
5sJea crossing, rs 8. n, i222 and 5.24 D. "a
geonlastef' 40 q. m. 1886 and 70 D
SOUTH fheEbuIg. ISL q. m. y 39 ana 537 n,
"a AtioAD tV!sECII9Es The 20 and II Il A. nj, and
y III trains from Worcester connect at Fitcbnrs
az points north and west; also conner al Ftc1 IoI
WIZ tne eilnon and Massachusetts z for Green8eI6
ail I Biadiehoro and intermediate stations.
lie UO m, ana lz.5U ~ ... ram M, ruci,nrr o
.ect n worcester with Boston q Worcester Proyi eDns
q " orcester Sorwica Worcester Railroads ma
Geld. ~ VIC vest VIZ spring
Ihe 5.5V p NJ tram nom Fitchbure connects at Vov
SSstet win Norwich Worcester Steamboat Train n,
0ede os . Va NeW Lgndcn IL, A. BLOOD Sup1
pnee 'tcGDufs < CTcesJcr Y. R.,
"'Hil'1rg hav 1911
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CITY OF WORCESTER

CITY OF WORCESTER.
IN COMMON COUNCIL, June Is, ISL.
Passed to be ordained.
CHARLIE C. REED, President
il BOARD OF ALDERMEN, June 26, 1911
Passed to be ordained ~ ~
Jal EDW. EARLE. Mayor.
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- FOR SALE-Good 2-story 2-tenement
ka House, in the immediate vicinity OF aurel street
tl Church; Is rooms; in good repair. Price S5G00-
terms easy. L. \. ELY ~ co.
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- FOR SALE-Or would Exchange for
&,,i smaller House, frsi-3!ass Fren, Root House,
LII barn. arge lot; all modern i'm rOvements; west
of Main St; neighborhOOd un, urpassed
Price $4,000. L. A. ELY & co.
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terrible affair happened in the town o.
Lakeville on Friday afternoon. 1t appears that
about four O'Clock Mr. Chas. w. Leach, a den
list. shot al the following named persons from
a window or door in his house with shot gun
Thos Bump, shot in the breast and so badly
wounded that be may not live; Captain Daniel
Swift, shot in the shoulder and arm, but not
badly wounded; Wm. Coombs, shotln The arm,
but not seriously injured; John Capeless, shot
in the chin and neck he is so severely lunded
that he NAV not live. DR. Leach, the perpetrator
of this startling tragedy is said to have been in
sane at the tine from the use of Intoxicating
drinks
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y ERM0NT AND MASSACHUSETTS,
AND TROY AND GREENFIELD RAiLR0An
S%fs gave worcester FostCrSt. Depot for Hoosac Tim
nll' So,th Aeams Saratoga and Troy, Y. at Gao
A., Tor NGrih Adams HOosaG Tunnel, Greenfield SEeI.
OuIhe falls anu rratt raoro, at $50 and IL m nov
uTeonae' at g 30 aad HIS A. NJ. and 4.20P. M "
pm ~ q" 'VV d M 'ulo lV
Leave Greenfield FOL Worceserat 2Oand as5 m and
q n. and 200 % % ~ 7i at 7'=S ana o.4l
IN ne N ~ m and 80 m l[ajn', from oosac Tunnel
Don m uan from Greenhed and Al a m and > 10 N m
trans from Bratteboro connect mt FiichbnrG Win
u 9Is l9L providence, Newport and 4 union
me i;UU m and Lee trains from UoOgac Tunrel
apu ~ m ana 200 pm trains IRON Brattleh0ro con.
meet with trains for Worcester, Providenct Newpor ~
Flichburg Mass. Dee A. 1871 ~ o.