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Political.


LEWISTON, Me-, May 22.-The second dis.
trlct republican convention to-day renominated
hon WIN. L. Frye for.congress. by reclamation.
+. +. Shaw, of the Oxford Democrat. and A, II
). Davis Of the Falmmgton Chronicle. were
elected DELEGATES to Philadelphia and John J,
ferry OF oxford, and Seward Dill oil Phillips, al
ternates. John IL. Kmball of Bath was nomi-
mated for elector Resolutions favorlng Grant
and ColiaX were unanimously adopted
BOSTON, May p The sixth district republi.
can convention, held in Charlestown TO-DAY
elected L. +. Norton Of Charlestown and VIM,
L; Blunt OF Hayerhill delegates to Philadelphia.
Also expressed preference for Grant and vii
son for the presidential ticket
NEW YORK, May 22.-rhe grand Greeley rat
lhcatlon meeting announced for next Tuesday
evening will probably be postponed for day or
two longer.
SPRINGFIELD, May 22-The democratic eau.
Gus tonight elected Greeley delegates to the
t t congressional district democratic cOnyen-
ton at Chester, Friday.
SPRINGFIELD, LIZ, May 22-The republi.
can state convention which met to-day was the
largest delegate convention ever held in the
SAFE, including prominent republicans from all
parts Inc convention was called to order by
Ten kluaker, and Hon. j. Il. Root of Cook
county was chosen temporary chairman, Hon
Stephen I. Logan of Sangamon county was prr.
manent president. The following nominations
were made: For Governor General Richard i
Oglesby, by reclamation; Lieutenant Governor
General j. L. Beverdge, by acclamation; Audi,
tor, Gen. Z, E. Lippincott, by!acclamation; Sec
rotary of State, Colonel George A. Harlow:
Treasurer, L. RuIz; Attorney General, j. K. IA,
sail electors and delegates TO the Philadelphia
convention were elected, and in the evening the
convention was addressed by Governor Ogiesby,
Resolutions recount the past acts of the party
eXtol the financial policy of the administration,
declare that no other party can safely be trusted
with the government, express beliefin the right
of its supporters to critlcise national, state and
municipal governments, demand equality of
rights for ALL assert that 50 much revenue is
needed that the question of free trade is not be.
fore the country, and heartily endorse the re-
nomination OF President Grant
SpRlNGFI Id, ILL, May pa conference
OF liberal republicans to day adopted rcsou.
ton that the state central committee should be
appointed, and recommending that the liberal
state convention be held here June 26th.
LITTLE Rock, May % "A convention of the
Brooks wing of the republican party met to day,
ana alier selecting temporary chairman and
appointing a committee on credentials, they
adjourned until tomorrow.
PHILADELPHIA, May 22--The Pbiladclpbia
union league endorses Grant
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New York.



NEW YORK, May 22.-ln the court OF over
and terniner to-day, Edward S. Stokes was
Drought up 10 plead TO the indictment, his pleas
IN abatement having been overruled. His coun-
sci demanded more time; another special plea
TO be put in on adjournment. The case was then
adjourned until Tomorrow.
DOUBLE MURDER.
Last night an atfrIy took place i'm the lager
beer saloon Of lgnatz Koters in johnson street,
BROOKLYN, between a number of drunken row.
dies, and the police were called to qnell the dis
turOance. Before they arrived, however, John
MerkleY drew bowie knife and stabbed John
keyser in the back, infcting Il fatal wound.
The proprietor of the saloon wars aSsailed, and
his head split open by paving stone He will
die The poiiee arrested Merkley aud James
Cummings.
MR.. eREELEYs LETTER.
The feeling prevails here that Mr. Greeley's
official note of acceptance OF the Cincinnati
nomination conveys but little information to
those deSirous of knowing where he will stand
in the event of the nomination of straight
democratic ticket at Baltimore
RIFLE ASSOCIATION.
Inc directors Of the national rifle association
met last night in this city. A recent act of the
Legislature appropriateS $4,000 to aid the asSO-
clatOn to purchase the land necessary for a rife
range. IL Is the intention of the association to
locate the range either on Staten Island or in
Queens county. The first annual rife meeting
Will be held in September
ANOTHER CITY swINDLE EXPOSED.
;I sn,.,i MH0 ~ VI tne -uuio" street
- poo,'I p'i. iGi s'A nioIllhs, iIoill June
I 1911 y, Witch amounted 70 $3.50
Crao,, o,,oI 80 it..i 90 Noitcot, CohtIolIer
aud it is said that the claim was found to be
too large by S7I34. Tracy submitted finally to
- ,ym,i,nr,,,
Til, ,,,or,,;,, t hipNa Mt
ol, 90 d',7, ,iN", ieplese"llhS thchl-
Nr Sta, 9lioii'.s, Mehi 10 tiie mouse Oh
pni;u" n"hr; III t0UH "nag d iit'ie sill halleu
nf Mrs. Stnnnrt H. ,i,o ,i' oecn elt ,l G''arSe
no ja,,,,. hnS;a, - 1'io ianIi VI the chIiu' AS
!; baIio,l H. Ia" onuCis ~ tax tue Sirl' IL
thc niotber ''''' S'i' was ''"eh ny liieius oil
'"o "'''He''
Tho ,,,,,,,,, ~ Inc siEihE;
inland W St.;,ea 2es'eaG'y llat tuc carpenters
denno ~, lol o. d uay Is galhlng ere
a. my Hu'c Iot sone 10 work. ana ther
The Cnr,,ot hin ~ 49,. SIssion' . ''lic oI
fnrnitnri ynoIncac,narn - "I gSII anu
meetina to-day and rnso, ",1 90 ur roalt nelu
ranGemcnt t9 ,h ir - u. 'eS.SI ANY ar
| ,bn otho,. ~ W. aoliuSS uuy iaoor, whle
for the cigh.Lonr rnIc '"N ''''''''i' u '"' men
AN NY.
| The court of imnoa,.bn,a,,t No, az. ,,-.
Indge barnard ,rcsont IN ',, ."lo 9iVi nooi'
sol W., A po,nt A. 81 a. PJ 49,? anu Nv Couh-
,i,o , 49,, ~ ~ 'uI uesl'c VI I9e iatter
I'M c va S.e" Ioi preparation OF special pleas
", e"I a"u lug court adlourned TO Sara.
tosa! guy lith; JuuScS Ailen ana Peckham
ier."u '1 aSNeu 10 oe excused from sitting in
court ,ul Ior tne reason oil connection as counsel
with proceedings embraced in two OF the arti-
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ADvERTIsINa RATE.

IL DALE sFr-For the square OF ten "a es olaFat
Vre' time 20 et-.; each Subsequent insertion 50 o..
l"eek s2ia' week. s4eo nioa,h $50. YEAR $40.
and the SINE proporionaty Tor bus nurlssrs- s.,,-
W. lines 'oT one week sIoo; three Zinc. SID.
,''' D % i've lines 81 81. Local poie.- s5eea. rr
'''s Tor each insertion. Business no-.s Is CENTS s-
''''' nary n"'iee' Fr-'lutioas Sc I5eeni-rrru
Legal advertisements 81 90 per square for
each suSse luent insertion 5oceat-
Special positions in the paper and syei, .,vr.-s,
display will be charged extra ra,s. r..,
comm s,,, ','er,,'esn'. allowed onlro limited extent.
IN WEEKLY Srr-Fir-t insertion 81 10 ..-
each subsequent insertion 50 ecnt- months ;. oa. s
year $3.50. '''' ''.s
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The Merhodi-, Co,c,c,,c.

New YORK, May 22.-At the Methodist zen.
eral conference this morning, the balloting for
three additional bishops to those elected yester-
day was concluded, aud at ten O'Clock the tellers
retired to count the votes In the meantime a
Of class leaders. AT eleven the tcllers returned
and announced the vote as follows f. G. An.
drews, 256; Gilbert Haven, 900, These two were
declared elected. Jesse I Peck received i0S
votes; j. W. Walden, 100; L. 0. Haven, t27; 4.
NJ. Eddy, So, and J. NJ. Reed, 93 Ballots were
then cast for the remaining bishops.
The election of bishops was concluded Inv tho
choice Of Jesse I. Peck who received POS votes
J. W. Walden received 1859, L. 0. Haven 80, and
J. NJ. Reid s. Messrs. K. Dubbs and Thomas
Bowman, were received as iraternal delegates
from the general conference Of the Evangelical
association, In regard to the organic union
with the Methodist church, Mr.. Dnbbs said il
God willed 1t, the union would be surely accom-.
nliglp1
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closed by another, it, predecessor. The giving
of the tennessee contract to Roach was preiudi-
cial to the interests Of the government; was
illegal, because let privately without advertise
ment aud open competition; because il bartered
away the machinery and boilers already in the
vessel without authority of law, and for less
than their real value Mr. Blair also condemns
the secretary for making contracts for torpedo
boats without advertisement, and for the pay
ment of the steamer Cover nor claim, which he
believes a groundless one that never could have
prevailed in any court.
Mr.. Archer joins with the majority in exoner-
atilg the secretary from the charges OF corrup-
ton and dishonesty; but, with Mr.. Blair believes
the Secor payment and Roach contract to be a
violation of law.
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The weather..

-. WASHINGTON, P, NJ, May 22.-Probabilities
The lowest barometer will move northeastward
y over the northern portions of the middle anC
New England states. The area of cloud and
ram viii extend eastward over the latter to
night. Clear and pleasant weather will prevail
very generally Thursday from the lakes TO thC
eastern, guilt, and south and middle Atlantic
coasts, with westerly and northerly winds, and
will extend over New England Thursday after.
noon and night. Brisk easterly to southerly
winds, veering to sOutherly and westerly, are
probable for the eastern and and middle Allan
tic coasts tonight, but dangerous ones are moi
Anticipated
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COUNTY NEWS.

Post nineteen, G. A. r., of Ftchburg, will
observe memorial day with the usual exercises,
beginning with q procession at two P. NJ under
conduct Of Gen. j. W. Kimbal, commander
The Grafton will he delivered by Major W. H.
Hodgkins, of the seth Massachusetts volunteers
Sixteen young scamps, most of whom were
recently transferred to the Westborough reform
school from the school ship, made their escape
from the former institution on Tuesday night
by twisting off the iron gratings from one Of
the windows.
Deputy State Constables DrennaD Lewis, Da-
Wis and Brown, aided by local officers, made
havoc among the liquor dealers of North
Brookheld on Tuesday. Trial Justice DUEL of
Brookfcld held court, aud s, Brigham Sargent,
Michael Kennedy and John Fay of North Brook
field and Thomas Kendrick of New Braintree
were each fined $40 and costs for keeping IL
quor. c. W. Hubbard of North Brook6ehl was
hned $50 and costs each on two cases for trans
porting liquor; appealed, and furnished 5000
bonds for his further appearance. Richard
Flynn of New Branlree was held to answer to
the superior court in 5000 bonds for maintain.
ing liquor nuisance.
NINTH DISTRICT REPUBLICAN CoSvEN-
rIoN.-rhe republicans of the ninth congress
sional district, comprising the counties of
Franklin and Hampshire and the northerly por-
ton of Worcester county, met at Washington
hall, in Greenfield, yesterday, at noon, for the
selection of delegates to the Philadelphia con-
venton. The convention was called to order by
II 1 Itmns of WiuiamshurO chairman nr thn
district committee, aud organized by the cleo
lion of George L. Towne of Fitchburg as pres
dent, aud Q. Edgar Smith OF Northampton as
secretary The committee on credentials report
ed eghty-seyen delegates present from thirty
one towns. On motion Of Mr.. Rowland Of
Greenfield the nomination OF delegates was made
by reclamation, and Otis I. Ruggles Of Fitch
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Abbreviated n;,D,,c,,o.

New Haven made the state of Connecticut an
ofer Yesterday Of 81 900 ,OOOEtoward building
state mouse, the same to be a gilt from the city
Base ball at New Haven: Yale III Eek cord
II is reported that locusts have appeared in
large numbers in Bourbon county, Ky, and it
fruit trees. ~
- TUESDAY morning little son Off G. Bell of
fi1mrtland, aged eighteen months, accidentally
filled with water and was drowned.
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DETROIT, May 22.--Thc Presbyterian general
assembly discussed the demission of ministers,
and adopted the report Of the special committee
on benevolence and finance. Provision was
made for committee OF fifteen Mt New York,
whose treasurer shall be treasurer of the hoard
Of home missions. The report on foreign mis-
slons was also adopted.
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Fires.

PHILADELPHIA, May pa fire this morning
totally DESTROYED Greenwood's wooden mills on
Wssahicken river Loss $4,000
NEW YORK, May pa great fire is raging
IN Bear swamp, near Trenton, N. j. The loss
thus far is s2O,OOO
PmLADELPHIA, May 22.-The sash factory of
Gibbs, Crillman & Co., on Filbert street. burned
tonight. Loss $4,000; partly insured.
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The Turf.

NEW York, May pat Fleetwood park to-
day the first race, for 2; "a horses, was won by
trace Bertrand in three straight heats, in 1921
horses, was won by Judge Fullerton, beating
W. II Allan, who took the second heat, Hunt
reSs, Sea Foam, and Byron; time-2 25s, , psi,
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HALIFAX, May 22.-The schooner Maria OF
Chittcamp, Cape Breton, on a sealing voyage,
was crushed in the ice on the 2Sth of April, off
bird island, and filled Immediately The cap
tain and crew of seven men, after endurinp
great hardships and travelling sixty miles on
the ice reached Cape North nearly exhausted.
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THE New BOULEVARD. ~ The mayor and
aldermen, with the joint standing committee on
highways and few invited guests spent part
of the day yesterday at the lake. looking over
the route proposed for the new boulevard
There have been no definite plans made regarding
the line of the Ioutc, but il will follow the general
contour of the lake from Davis cottage to II
point near the poor farm, The gentlemen went
along the shore Of the lake ior some distance,
IN boats and on foot, finding many spots OF
great natural beauty, which can be developed
by the proposed route. The opinion was
generally expressed that the new avenue
IS perfectly feasible, and that some land
Scape gardener of experience should be
employed to lay out the route in style that
SHAH do credit 10 the city. AS is well known
the AUDITORS on the lne have agreed to deed to
the city all the necessary land for a street one
hundred feet IN width, and they also agree that
no buildings shall he built between the street
and the lake, except boat houses, Tins oiyino
an unobstrucIed view Of the wafer from nil
points on the driveway. The city fathers, alter
completing their official labors, were invited Ia
the Quinsigamond house, where, by invitation
vi the proprietor, Mr.. Cobuln, they sat down to
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NEw York, May 22.-Ihomas IL. Armstrong
stabbed isaged mother at 421 East 18th street,
tonight in1ictinga mortal wound.
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Powder Will ExnInsinu

TIvoLI, N. Y, May 22-The double-,ybeel
powder mill of Latin, Rand & Co, at SAUCER.
ties, blew up last evening No one injured.
Loss about $1,000.
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ELoCUTIoN AND VOICE CULTURE.

MISS CARRIE d. FULLER will remain IN Worcester
until July and give instruction In Elocuton and Voice
culture Theory and Practice In Gesture, Readings from
various auth0rs, and REGULATIONS from the Poets
Private Glasses will he formed from time to time and
private instructions given. Wv
s. "a Applications may be made at Peoples Club
Room. Nam s.. Tuesday. Wednesday. Thursdav ma
ml6 dW8Stf i'"i'
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burg and lIoratio G. Knight of East Hampton
were unanimously chosen. Substitutes, Elisha
Brimhall of Clinton and Hon. VIM. B. Hale of
Northampton. The utmost harmony and good
feeling prevailed, and the sentiment seemed
unanimous in favor of the reelection of Presi-
dent Grant.
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description.
~ FOR SALE-A VALUABLE Mix zae
Mi AND TIMBER FARM, about milis ftom VS332sS
MllI Worcester; 296 acres of lanI well fenced 49,
with good stone wall will cut about 1900 cords OF
woodi Keep 40 cows summer and winters 200 an le
trees and variety of other ruls land slopes to tho
SOUTH mOwings we cleared from rocks milk sold al
the door-rom $4,000 to $4,000 worth milk sold annI-
ally. Good 2-story House; also, small House OF Ave
rooms nice barn. ncyer-hiling water at house and
barn. ~
~ FOR SALE - About q miles from
Mi CIV Hall, Farm OF % acres suitably divided;
Wlil keep cows and horse; cut about tons hay;
Cottage House of > rooms, well painted ana blind
49, FOR SALE - About 10 1-2 miles
Mii from Worcester Farm OF about $50 acres; GUS
WI abont 40 tons Of English hay and IS or 20 tons
swail hay; summer 10 cows, winter 20; good sun
Otfruit; milk sold at the door Large 2-story House
OF 10 rooms, in good repairs barn about 30 49, Carriage
house; wood house and granery.
49, FOR SALE-On Congress St. a q
w; tenement French Rooted House Of II rooms CITY
IL. Water piped for gas.
NO. 2 BRINLEY HALL.
ID. Il. PARMENTER 4 co.
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LEoMINsTER.-The new Methodist church in
this town is so far toward completion that the
yestry or lecture room viii soon be open for
public service, and will be dedicated on Sunday,
June 8. The exercises will consist of a, love
feast at A. NJ, after which there will be a SER
mon by the pastor, Rev. j. H. Mansfield. In
the afternoon sermon will be preached by Rev.
John Peterson, late pastor In the evening
there will be a praise meeting, and short adj
dresses will be made by some of the former
pastors. The audience room will not be ready
for occupancy till fall
Post 5S, G. A. r., of this town, will observe
memorial day, May 30, by appropriate exercises
in the afternoon, including an address by Rev.
j. H. Mansfield. Music by the Leominster
brass band
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THOS. II. DODGE,

Formerly Principal Examiner and Chairman of tbe
Board Of Appeals u $. Patent 0hice) Counsellor nj
Law ana Advocate in Patent Gases, Onice-Dodgc'5
BLOCK. corner Park and Portland sts Worcester Mas
dGtvtf " -~04sN'' -A'N'''
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WOR Ids PEACE JUBILEE
AND
INTERNATIONAL MUSICAL FESTIVAL,
All BOSTON.
PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT.

The Executive Committee Of the Worlds Peace Jublee
aud International Musical Festival respectfully announce
that the great undertaking to which the music loving
people of the country have been looking forward fp
many months, with such deep interest will commence
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On the Seventeenth Day of June,
And close ON the
Ea,,,,4l, ~ I'll

On the Seventeenth Day of June,
And close ON the
Fourth Of July Next.
IL IS hardly necessary state that the preparations
Tor this great event have required constant lpca
lon for months of the thousands who participate
IN H. ana nave involved an enormous expenditure, hut
the committee feel confident that the time. labor and
expense devoted TO the successful development Of so noble
an enterprise must result in not only aurdnR the high
est grauhcaton to all who may hear the glorious music
To be rendered upon scale Of grandeur never before
attempted and witness the magnificent spectacle wbis
such an assenbage must present. but that il will also
confer lasting benefit upon art the country and The
$50 e
While the programme of the first week of the Festival
VIII embrace all the great features preseniedn-
GLIDING the CHORUS OF "
TWENTY THOUSAND VOICES,
THE ORCHESTRA OF TWO THOUSAND PERFORM.
EltS' the most powerful organ ever built, together with
many OF the most eminent American and European bands
maestro, '
Johann Strauss aud His Famous Austrian
Bandl
of hftysX peromers) the concerts to be given frnin
nrst 10 last Will surpass any series Of musical entertain
mens ever presented to the American public.
SEASON TICKETS, transferable, admitting 10 ali
1Y DOLLARS EACH, including reserved seats now
ready amt Tickets for single admission 70 each enter
talnment, during The first week, FIVE DOLLARS with
reserved seats Will be ready Tor sale and utter Ine
and may be had upon application personally or y lettr
TO \, I. PICK, Music Hall, Boston ~
Per order OF the Executive Committed
m2O deopbt HENRY g. PARK ER. Secretary
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DATENT OFFICE BUSINRS

IAIBNI OFFICE BUSINE SS.-Amer
-, Gun and Foreign Patents procured Rejected Appli
cations re-rgued Interference Gases Proseeuted 0pin
ions gwen as TO the validity and infringement OF Patents
ad SUITS prosecuted and defended the United Stale.
THOS, III, DODGE
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N AhOH F, IoI2.
FARMS! FARMS! FARMS!
POND & PEACOCK.
REAL ESTATE AND lNSUR aNCE AGENTS,
No. Q Front St. Exchange,

Have on hand extensive list of Farms AT nrices TO
sui an rom Pleasant Little Farm for r-itw hundred
dollars, to Delightful Country Estate for few thou
sands Also. city Property and Real Estate OF every
description. " i'
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d. II. PARMENTER 4 co.

49, FOR SALE-A Cottage House of 8
|&;.i rooms. in excellent condition; good lot; some
1s.L ifnlt minutes walk from Court House
:. Price ssh d. +. PARMENTER II co.
apo dit No. Brinley Hall.
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LATEST NEWS.
BY TELEGRAPH
70 THE wORCEsTER DAILY sPH
From Washington.

IsrEcnL DISPATCH TO THE WORCESTER SPY.
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~ FOR SALE-In Princeton, a Farm
M;i, OF Zig acres 10 mites from Worcester mile from
-&ssA TWO depOts; cuts rom 80 to 10 tons good hay
mostly by machine; a superior orchard OF 5(M
fees All IN bearing good OF farm buildings all in
eNSeIeht condition; about 400 cords of standing wood
ana lUO cords OF wood cut-a for $4,000. Applv 10
d, +. PARMENTER ~ IN
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a. FOR SALE-In Spencer, miles
#;.i from centre small Farm Of 10 acres; will keep
Ml!l cow and horse through the year and have bay
to sell; well stocked with rui trees new cot
age house rooms, painted, papered and blinded in
good styles barn 80 40, in fair conditions 20 acres can
be had II desired in addition, tor S4OO.
Price, Sl7OO-h down. Apply TO
Ii. +. PARMENTER q Co
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f7I...f -, NON o1AI1E-Ihe Wei KNOWN Daniels
IN. Place No. 2si Pleasant st. consisting OF abont
lI one and one-eighth acres OF land well covered
,o,,,,wlh good variety Of fruit trees, all in bearing
iohdltiOn large house with eleven rooms well ar
anged small barn aud wood house. with an excellent
ven OF neyeraiing son water For further particulars
a - agI
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daants.

WANIED-A woman, capable, able and
" Wiling To do the hUuscWork in a family OF i've
Wellington st. al F''' ,,,9 "
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ROARD "A very desirable room, haud-
- sUmeli furnished, suitable for gentleman ara Viii,
or TWO geItencn, can be obtained BY applvn. No 30
uatl
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RETAIL SODA DEALERS !

desire to call your attention TO my facilities for sup
plying you with
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- FOR SALE-A Farm of 100 acres of
e;i; superior land, on good road a. miles from Wor
cester; excellent buildings. all new and in good
:, style; lasting water runs into house and barn :
llu iarln Is well fenced and watered and well adapted
y Iruit raising and gardening Price SI0OO-h down;
alance can remain on mort gaze. Apply 10