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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-05
NORWICH AND WORCESTER, DIyf

NORWICH AND WORCESTER DlYI
~ zion, B., II. and L. RR., 1871.
TRANS GOGEG SOUTH, LEAVE WORCgsTrK Ar
"'b5 m way Passenger Train. Connects al Web
ster win train from Souihbnape, ans for Eos
ton; at Painted with trains to and from IIart
IoE0, and Providence; at Norwich with train fSy
10 ~ New L9ndon from West Side station x
1880 m Way Passenger Train. Ccnnects NJ yyo+
eester with trains from Boston, Nashua. Ficl .
g9TS, Lowell &c; at Worcester Junction WIN
train from Boston; at Planfed for FrayiseTce.
81 S95lyich With trains for New london. Mysuc
S'1S n Way Passenger Train. Connects al yYor
c cgsteT win trains from Nashua, Fictbufe, low
eI., %c.i a. worcester Junction with Exuess
train from Boston, ami trains from Wcaern : M
trG 3 and Worcester roads; at Putnam VIII
from Providence and Hartford arrive in seaso as
rms train Passengers from way stations (cxcfpt
Mebster Putnam and Daniolsonvej for Neg;
hoIN py steamer from New London, will take this
T.@0 m. Steamboat Express Tram for New yori,
Eonnects at Worcester with trains from Boston
ES;one9rd Manchester, Lowell, Lawrence Nasnns.
pole Franklin and Blackstone: ioayes gorr " q,
Tor New LONDON az OILS pm
TRAINS GONG NORTH LEAVE NoRyICu At
s'1o m Steamboat Express train for Bosion daily
f except M,endsy) connecting at Putnam for Bos
ton, Blackstone, Franklin and Walpoje; at Wcy
ceater for Boston, Framingism Lowe NgsGns
concord, titchburg, &c, This train caves New
Lonaon ~ A'AS N, dependent on arrival Of
S.0Gsm. Way Passenger Train Connecting
for Boson, arriving at 10 80 M AZ 4 Worers G
Sgnci nd for springaed and way stations Albany
SC, ana providence; at Worcester for trains to
11.ao m; Way Passenger Tram Connecting at
tlalIheid Win train rom and for Providence !:
striving at Worcester Junction in season 70 traBs
% % B SS Providence Springfield and Aba ";
S.A5 m Way Passenger Train Connects al Nor
S.Gn WITH WITH train rom New london. and al Ps,n.
eester with train for Boston.
Leaves Webster for worcester al It d ae am.
Leaves Worcester for Webster al G.:i5 m
a., :; 81. M. ANDREWS, supt
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| A IL v N l.. GOD ID A RID s
| ~ BuRRlSG MACHINE WORKS
second Avenue, Corner Twenty-second Ct
| once No. Bowling Green Now York

bNbklNG MACHINE WORKS
second Avenue, Corner Twenty-second IT
once No. Bowling Green. New York
Manufacture the
PATENT MEsTizO BuRRINg pIcKFps
PATENT WORSTED BURRING pTcKFps "a
TENT DOMESTIC BURRLyG PIcKERs. oIrFpsto
attach to P,ckerr. Patent Steel Ring and SOLID paetr
Burning Machines MADE Single and Double for srs,
DreaEerh o. WOO Cardlng Machines; Fine Burrins
Machines for the second breakers and hnshers INNS
Improved Steei Ring Feed Rolls. plane and intarsac,
ing, with Patent adjustable spring boxes SHAKE Wi
ers. &c
Excoslorl Atthe international Exhibition in Lon.
don, 1861, ano al Paris Exposition OF 1851 our Moe
ITO Bnrng Picker received a PRIZE MEDAL award I.
A GOLD MEDAL at American institute Falr is65 -
and IN 1867. 1862 and 1870 the highest award. -
At the American Institute Fair 1855 our Bury,n0
Machine Tor cards, was awarded A GOLD MEDAL
at all subsequent exhibitions the HIGH EST AWARD;
and IN 1870 our Double Burner received FIRST PRINuM
:, A. American Institute Fair. 1853 and 1879 our Steel
I'm ffeed Rolls received III premium
- ~ American Institute Fair 1870 our WOrsed Bnrrlng
fleksr Mas awarded the lst premium.
~ .puh hrLEL RING BURR1KO MACHINES ARE THE
JILL ss2LlD fhokiEG BuHnlNo MACHINES IN THE MAR
m ~, ~ ~ roikinAsp and Operation are guaranteed
tIAtea Catalogue be had on application
td"nPl Aseht2n gyen TO all inquiries and orders bv
v" q. L. GODuARD.F
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IN BANKRUPTCY DIsTRIoT OF MAS
Il sAonusETTs AT Clinton. the 18th day Of January
A. ID 1877. Tue undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as Assignee Of the estate OF GEORGE II.
FOSTER, of Lancaster. in the county Of Worcester
within said district, who has been adudged a bankrupt
upon his petition by the district court OF said dis
tIict CHRlSrOPHER c. STONE.
iaIR d3gIhF
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ROsToN, BARRE 4 GARDNER r. n

on and after Monday, Nov. q Trains will leave Card
er inr orcester and intermediate stations at co. Is
and II 45 A. NJ, and at AIS p. NJ. making connection
with trains on all The roads terminating in or passing
through Worcester. 10
REIuRNlNG-LeaveW Worcester at SA ,I29O AS
and 625 r. NJ connecting at Gardner with ali tT rs on
the vermont and Massachusetts Railroad 10 and rom
Ho9sac Tunnel, Greenfield ana ntermediai stations
and south from those points. ~ ~ III
W0rcesier, Nov. "a. ISL. IL " iIe9IuVnr:
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Measures or Milk Cans for the purpose ofbuying or
selling goods and merchandise, called 10 the following
statute. SAMUEL SMITH, CITY Clerk
In Relation to Sealing Weights and Meas
Be it eaocted dEc.
SECT l. All persons using scales weights, measures
or mix cans for the purpose of selling any goods wares
merchandise or other commodities, shall have them
uusied sealed and recorded by the Sealer Weights
and Measures in the city town in which they reside
or have their usual place of business and shall thereafter
be responsible Tor the correctness and exactnoss OF the
same; PrOcided ho~ecer that they shall have The right
70 nave SUCH scales, weights. measures and milk cans
tested and adjusted at the office of the sealer OF weights
and measures whenever they desire 10 do so.
SECT 2. The sealer of weights measures in each
city and town shall go year and oeuer if neces-
sary to every hay ami scale dormant or other plat
form balance, within said city town, that cannot be
OF, and adjust and seal the same
SECT All persons using any scales, weights meas.
uc OF INK cans Tor the purpose of buying or selling
any commodity have the tested and BIZ
SS 81 VT OF welghss and measures in the city
at ms office. whenever they desire to have it done
weights and measures under oath by any nersoS hat
he has reasonable cause to believe that any scale weight
the city or town is incorrect the said sealer shall 90 ia
The place where such SCALE weight measure is and
test applied thereto, and if the be incorrect and
cannot be adjusted the said seaer shall atacha notice
thereto certifying the TACT. and Orbdding the use there
o unlll he same has been made to conform to the au.
dozen standard Any person using any scales weights
or measures after soaef of weights and measures mas
aemanded permission to test the same, and has been re-
fused such permission, shall he liable the same pennl-
measure. - "N'e''' VI
SECT. All scales. weights and measures that can.
not nc made TO conform to the standard shall he slammed
"Condemned, orc. D., by the scaler of weighs ind
measures and no person shall thereafter u,e the same
i9r weighing or measuring any commodity sold or px-
changed under the penalties provided the case OF Inc
use OF ialse weights and measures. ~
SECT. q. Every seaer OF weights and measures sbo
receive such compensation for his services M he
nNed n.y. the city or Town within which he is Amounted
perform '' " "'
SECT. l. Every city and town shall within the first
o. January and July In each year, advertise the
several sections OF Es act by publishing them in some
neMpapr printed In sucn city town. or BY hosting
them up IN one or more public places therein
SECT This act shall take effect upon its passage
Approved May g. 1870 d l. | P1"e;S ao
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ROSToN & ALBANY RAILROAD
BOSTON AND woRCEsrup D,,,,s,o,,

w M1lNIER ARRANGEMENT, commencing on MON.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave worcester:
% % 9s1' - ~ exp a25 exp and 9.45 m, and
: Ihe 20 m, and Bps 355 and 955 m trains start
Ton Washington So. alton; all others from Foster 81
For Grafton, westboro' southvile CordavI,c and
Ashland at 100 and 945 m, l4O and 500 u m 'iu
For South Frsmingham, 40, 100, 925 and 94s m
Lao, 1925, ass, 600 and 9.55 m. ~ '''' III
For Milford, at 100 and 925 m, lao s25and a =, - -
For Naiick at 100 and 945 M l. 10 and M N @ n
FOR Wellesley, Granville, West Nevtn, ~:
and Brighton. at IOU and 94b m. and $40 y m ~ ~
sengers for the same stations also take tle a. -
train TO Natick, and there change to Tho i4V p -
train which leaves Natick twenly-seven tsNoSIle
wards. " '''NHVeh aI'eT
others every day except Sunday ' -'"i "'si III
sunday express from Ahany leaves Wasliingo oh s,,,
stnto az S.35 m for Boston '"i"s'"h square
Sundsy Mail leaves Washington sor,ro s.,, .
ASm a. " thtn iay), for Bt SION. ~ H'"'Vh NJ
rkAlhS ieave Boston as Ionows:
TOT worcester at 800, 100, 0exp q exp a m M
sxpIess, iSO express to birmingham $50 cyprcss 40
Gor Rev York, via sprngnedoOO exp m, 800 exc.
n New York, via Norwich, $50 exp. pm.
S %ssiboro' 7oS m, l$O, 4.a6, $40 exp. pm.
SSousshHiiie, l.gO a N, l.SQ, 430 pm.
Cordaville, 100 m, 1880, 43O p m.
Ashland, 100 m, LSO $50, $50 exp. u IN
South birmingham, 5.O0 100, $50 cxp and 0oo
sxp a a9 e sS e "a 20 exp 400 sOexp $500 5S
Estck' 100 10 m I.sc BIS, iOO $780, $50 GOO IA N
hiillbury 100 a M 4sOpm.
ssNonViiie, l0NO NJ, 500 pm.
oIiwS yu s Sa exp geHP am AIS exp 4sO exp nm
sunday MAIL leaves Boston at $50 . m st",y,, - -
r NyiSTt 81 SCUM fIamingham Worcester XVIII g.
ssS rsner and sPrnsnDea ii New Ybr rPos a
A. F III as ", s Sup,t, Springfield.
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w0RCEsTER AND sPRINar1r1n ,,,,..A...-

Leave Worcester for Albany and wav s,,,,o,,.
modation) at 6.35 m N way stations laccom
pm. - i'i' ooot V,uO am, and AZ
Tor or A,npSsny texpress) 955; for New York and
S nhd55 iVrso M ana 40 and 1885 nj No, nVlny
ieavs MAI leaves az 1905 P. H. sieepny ea 10TH
$50 N train. 9'0i u4ly' connecting with
ea eWr springfield rs for Worcester ZOO 7ls
express m e~s, Ivy $40 exp m. ALBANY SInda1
YORK centTsc Tps S6 Albany With fbe New
Railroads. III rbath NV Greenhnsh, and Hudson River
Line Win ibe s1a Lebanon Springs Railroads AZ State
AZ ted an. Horth Adams and mtn
AZ YIN tae New Haven aud Northainpton IN
deld and WIN we Hartford, New Haven and sprne.
the NV imd nee,cni River Railroads Al Palmer win
win the '9nuUh Northern Rk Al Worcester Junction
uash,a NY iToNdehce and Worcester Worceater ana
south Fra anp Norwich and Worcester Railroads Il
oufy and Milford Rallroada ~ S "iu run
o. RpBsKLL, sap,t, Springfield
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ENHE LADIES' HAIR STORE.-Misses
\ A. +. d f. 0. CLOUGH would respectfully inform
their lady friends and former patrons that they have
returned to their old location 81 Front ST. s. r. Leland
Building opposite the Common, where they will he
happy TO attend TO the wants Of all who may favor them
win call IN making work TO order; algo, renoyaitng
and adjusting old sets Of hair; cutting Chidren's and
misses hair, ehampooing, DC, &c.
my30 du FhNNSSY n y Cryo9tnIriii,
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Zeal Gstatt.
ID o n ID Il p Il A c. o G X
REAL ESTATE AND INSURi NeE AGENTS,
No. 2 Front St. Exchange.

- FOR SALE-Or Exchange for City
vi: Property, in oakham. Farm OF so acres, well
Elll divided; Is acres wood land-chesmut, OAK,
trees, nearly ali eraned pears grapes &c house OF
rooms IN good repair; barn in iirstrate condition
- FOR SALE-About u miles from
FIJI; worcester. Farm of about S. acres well divided
l$.s.k ana fenced wI'h stone wall; IL wood
land; cuts about IL tons of English hay; good
pafered; barn 30 49, with cellar; carpenter shoo and
1negi T. mule from stores, school, &c; Is mile from H.
o. FOR SALE-About 81 miles from
HIM. Worcester, very desirable an cosy little place
house nice cottage of 3 rooms, in first rate re
pa r. small harm with cellar: also good shoe shop
rods from school. near i've factories Price $500
~ FOR SALE-In New England Viii
E;; LACE; house, barn, shop. and acres of land;
I'LL buildings al IN good repar; within minutes
r. r. Station. Price $4,000.
EOR SALE-About miles from Worces-
l. ter a valuable Wood and Timber Lot.
- FOR SALE-On Union st., a two
si tenement house of Ii rooms all in g.od repair.
o. FOR SALE-On Gold ST., a Brick
Ei;;, Block, containing two tenements
Ill Price $4,000.
fFA EOh SADE-On Clifton ST., new
E;,i house o. rooms well painted and blinded; city
LOU water; 5000 'eet OF land. rrice $500.
~ FOR SALE-tIn Chatham ST., 3
k;. tenement French roof house of 20 rooms; will
kSnk rent Tor $500; well painted and blinded; city
water and good well; lot 50 x 100 Price $4,000.
o. FOR SALE-On Newbury ST., a 3
HI; tenement house of 20 rooms. printed blinded
LII and In rooa repair; will rent for $50.
@1n Price $500.
NOR SALE-A good Pasture of 20 acres,
4 about miles from Worcester diff ia3I
~ FARM FOR SALE-Sltuated in the
E;;;l town of Sterling, mile from oakdae on tic
IliI Princeton road, known as
THE OLD BROAD FARM,
consisting of 1903 acres, well divided into moving mas
turagc, and wood land all IN goOG condition on the
farm is cottage house with barn, wOOdlouse sheds
and all ccssary Outbuildngs. The stock tools and
every hing on the farm will be inclu led in the sale If
not disposed of in 30 days, it will he disposed of at
PUBLIC AUCTION.
Further information may be obtained from wM
SHAW. on the premises, or of j. S CUTTING fat the
oakdale hou e. IN Oakdalc. DIV la26
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CONNECTICUT.


Inc W1ndham county republican convention
will be held at the Putnam house, ON Wednes-
day, the 14th inst.
The fishing schooner Tickler arrived at New
London, on Saturday morning, from Georges
Banks. ~She reports the loss of small boat
-conAafnfng two men during the gale on Mon
day last
The Hartford Post says: "The man who was
reported as robbed at the depot in New Haven,
Thursday, was not SO victmizcd. 1t appears that
he was robbed in New York before he reached
New Haven. That is the reason why he did
nos suffer at New Haven"
There is an excellent public reading room at
Southington, where the daily papers from New
York, Hartford and other cities, are kept on fie.
The design is TO furnish place of resort which
shall be attractive, and where benefit can he or
tanned during leisure houIs.
AS the returns from primary meetings come
in, it is apparent that the convention Is to be
made up of the old-time leaders, and the men
they can easily control. Mr.. Burr and MIR. Eaton
from Hartford head the list of veteran attend
ants The outspoken Goodsel Of Bridgeport
will be on hand, as usual, with James l.. Gould,
of the Farmer another ancient follower. e. e.
Hubbard of MJdletown will also be there
Fred Allen and I. NJ. Waller of New London
are elected delegates. Chauncey Goodrich goes
from Plainyille. East Haven sends that faithful
martyr, James +. Babcock and noble Hampton,
desiring TO be heard and covered all over with
glory, contributes TO the convention the Hon.
Edward Spicer Cleveland, who, as the Hartford
Post SAYS, with his faithful friend Waller, will
stand by the ocean strand and send the music of
the sea back in silver tones TO the rugged bills of
old Windham. Ii will be a convention worth
gong macy miles 10 look upon; there will be
richness in it.
RHODE ISLAND.
Senator Spraeue and GeorgeT. Wilson will be
the Rhode Island representatives at the a5ricul-
tural convention TO meet at Washington on the
18th inst.
singular case of larceny is reported as hay
ing occurred at house on Ann street. Newport
where tone of coal was taken from the cellar,
the imam of the house" tearing TO interfere. lest
he should get dose of gold lead or a touch of
cold steel; nor did he dare leave the house TO
notify the police, lest he should compromise the
safety of the women folks.
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1871 CHESHIRE RAILROAD
ANJ 8e WINrEE AREA NGEMENr-l, n..ronn.

~ o He WINTER ARRANGEMENT ortment
ing MONDAY, Dec. 25, ISL
Trains leave Worcester, Foster Street Dcrot nj a
m, ll5 a m. and 40 y. M; Fitchbutg at g2Ga M a,
,sS ana I5 p m for Winchcndon, Troy, Rcenc and So
- Making connections at Bellows Falls with Rutlant a.
burlington X X. for Rutland, Saratoga, burlington ~
Also WIN VI Central x. r. for Windsor, White River
2uicon connecting with Conn. and Passlmnsic River
hatoad Montpelier, ST. Adams, Rouse Point 0gierf
Norcester-J. BARNARD, Agent.
rare ~ low ss by any route and distance less
~ Pullman Sleeping Cars on Night Tran for ", st
ea' NtHth. z. STEWA RT. Sum
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ReaI estate.

~REA Al TAT Eem
Eiii HEAD0UARTERa. -
Z. A. Ely 4 Co.
Corner Main and Pleasant SITS.
ROGERS BLOCK, CORNER OFFICE.
Il near Iainler's Mi - /. A. ELY & CO o.
- FOR SALE-Grain and Saw Mill at
NH; Qunsiramond Village; mill lO long, rs wide
bushels of Grain; water pow er equal TO 75-horse
power the year through three 4Sinch wheels elevator
h9t VIII unload car in 30 minutes; r. e. track 10 mill
Ibis is one OF the best opportunities offered in
Privilege. Every facility for doing business.
L. A. ELY & CO.
- FOR SALE-Near the Dread, new
E;;; Involvement houe, for $500
"a FOR SALE-Two-tenemen house of
Mi; II rooms, on Mason ST.; large lot; az in good
Ei!l con ition, Price $500, l. A. ELY IL co.
COUNTRY STORE FOR SALE An
~ od-estabshed stand; good run of safe and reliable
cost, and real estate at low figure; good two-story
hSgseO rooms gSod b nd ~ az VIII cellar car
L. A. ELY Il co.
~ FOR SALE-Or Exchange for a szssA
B;:;I house IN Worcester, good FARM OF 50 $50
Worcester; land under fair cultivation; will keep
head of stock through the year; 100 cords Of wood fit
fruits &C. IN abundance; cottage house, harm &c in
good repair; : mile from scho }; good neigh6Orhood
2miles from centre. Price $780,
a. FOR SALE-An elegant VILLAGE
A; RtSInENCE, located in the beautiful Village Of
10y East Woodstock, Conn, miles from Webster
stylish Cottage House. ne rly new 10 rooms hand
somely finish cemented cellar; never falling wafer
o. the finest quality two Acres of Excellent Land UNI
der high state Of cult, alton; well stocked with
ahunoance Of choice Fruit Trees of the approved
grades with full line Of small fruits vines &c all in
The most thrifty, bearing condition. Also, So Acres of
i $50 r. Of Pine and CbesIs an O S cor 10
ofWood. The location Is conceded to be one OF tie
nee village home cannot fail be Interested in the
above Price $780, For further particulars apply 70
g. FOR SALE-West of Main st spIcn-
E;;; did ocaion, one OF! the most magnificent Private
El!l Residences in the city.
49, FOR SALE-N Near Providence st., 2
S; tenement House and Barn, nearly new.
@L Price S42JO. L, A. ELY & CO.
TOR SALE-WooD LoT of 36 acres, near
Il QuInsig almond Lake, in Shrewsbury Price 50 OOO
l.. A. ELY ~ co.
49, FOR SALE-Good 2-story 2-tenement
t5;: House. in the immediate vicinity Of aure street
Gil Church; Is rooms; in good repair Price S5OOO-
terms easy. l.. 4. ELY q co
~ FOR SALE = Very superior House
k@;;;I and Barn, with all modern i'm royements on
EIlI Nam st (south)
L A. ELY d co.
L. A. ELY & co.
ial5 DIT
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Money Sent without Danger of Loss.

Money Sent without Danger of Loss.
MONEY ORDERS for any amount not exceeding $50
order viii he Issued deposit this Office and
payment OF the following fees
On orders MT exceeding SO. 10 cents
Over so and moi exceeding S30...........l5
over $50 S40...........20 q"
over $40 S5l...........25 "a
Swiss International Postal Money Orders issued at
this office at domestic rates.
E5'@Untcd States Treasury Notes National Bank
Notes only received or paid.
VALUABLE LETTERS
should invariably be taken the Post Once and Regis
tered The Registry ice To all uarts of the United States
is 10 cents Canada, cents; Great Britain and the Ger
man states, cents
OFFICE HuUHS-From 6 45 m to D m, except
Sundays. On sun avs, from 945 to TO- am
Money Order business closes on saturday at pm.
jal9 dit j. PIChErr, POSTMASTER.
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~ FOR SALE-Six minutes walk of
Dbl; Main St. west, splendid Residence. with Barn.
Ea.II ABB at k RICE.
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For Sale and Exchange.

O. FOR SALE-On Summer ST.. GOOD
Ei. Cottage House and Barn. rooms 1000 # land
EssH ABBOTT 81 RICE.
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VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS,

VERMONT AND MASSACHUSETTS,
y AND TROY AND GREENFIELD RAILROAD.
0ss ieave worcester FosterSt. Depot for o0sac un-
neil North Adams, Saratoga aud Troy, n. y at lao A
~, Tor North Adams, H0osac Tunnel, Greenfield sEcl,
purhe ais and BratehorO, at 60 and II 10 M For
"TtenneiG ut $50 and ll.l5 A. Nj. and 4.20 NJ
pm. ' " i'' '''' i'V
iesYe Greenfield fol Worcesterat 30 and 93j N and
n m. and 200 n. " - i' ''iA
Inc IO0 IN and 100 trains, from IIoosac Tunnel
e.dU m train from Greenfield and SAL m and 10 n m
trains from Srattleboro. connect Fitchburg with
u5uls I0r providence. Newport and 4untOn.
me iUU a m and LEO m trains from IIuosac Tunnel
and ~ m and 200 pm trains from Bmttchoro con
meet with trains for Worcester Providence Newport Nc
FItchhurg. Mass. Dec. L. 1871 dft MI
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CITY OF WORCESTER

CITY OF WORCESTER.
In COMMON COUNCIL, june 26 1871
Passed to be ordained.
CHARLES G. REED. President
IN BOARD OF ALDERMEN, June &C. 1871.
Passed TO be ordained.
Jal EDw. EARLE. Mayor.
CITY OF RCEST TER
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80 FOR SALE-On Providence ST., q g
MI; tencn ent h0usc-20 rooms; good location: 900
EIl feet land. Price $500. ABBOTT Il RICE,
fl diff
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SHO YET" FOR A BUSINESS
EA A very opportunity is now offered for eli
her one half or the whole interest in an old established
business on Main street. paying profit OF $1,000
kent very low. Good reasons for selling. Call early or
you lose IT, ABBOrr & RICE,
jc23 diff Central Exchanoo
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a. FOR SALE-10 acres of superior
Hill: land, on one of The best Avenues leading from The
Railroad Depot, where there are now s trains
stopping daily Here agrand opportunity for the right
man To erect number of houses suitable for mechanics
who are wanting small places outside of the city where
they can enjoy pure air and have small patch Of land
to cultivate, and still be within minutes ride of their
business The above will be sold cheap il applied for
soon. AR30r'r IL PiCE
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49, FOR SALE-Or Exchange for City
Esi;I Property, in oakham. Farm of 50 acres well
SUI divided; Is acres wood laDd-chestnut, OAK ma
pie, &c. from 20 10 % years growth: l25 apple
trees. nearly all grated; pears, grapes. &c house
rooms. in good repair; barn in iirsrate condition.
Price $500.
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- FOR SALE-On Newbury ST., 3
,5::; tenement house of 20 rooms printed blinded
5l,I and in rooa repair; will rent for $50.
a7e3. Price $500.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-05

FOR SALE-A good Pasture of 70 acres.
A about miles from Worcester diff ia3i
- FARM FOR SALE-Sltuated in the
A;til town of Sterling, mile from Oakdale on the
LII Princeton road, known as
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-05

~ JANUARY 9, 1872.
The attention of all persons using Scales, Weights
Measures or Mi Cans for the purpose of buving or
selling goods and merchandise is called 10 the following
statute. SAMUEL SMITH, City Clerk.
AN ACT
I'm Relation to Scaling Weights and Meas
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-05

- FOR SALES minutes walk of CITY
H:,i Hall, Cottage House and Barn in excellent con
Aiil ditioni roomsi 5000 feet OF land.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-02-05

~ FOR SALE-A small farm of acres
i:i within 24 miles of the city, ami within minutes
MliI walk of Railroad DepOt good House of nine
rooms; good Barn. splendid land. Price reason