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be a Committee oil One on Flags, and that
three banner-bearers be appointed by
the Chair. Carried. Names TO be an
nounced at next meeting.
A motion to have another meeting to.
morrow night was carried.
The Committee on Transportation ap
pointed by the City Council have ex-
tended an invitation to the First Regi-
ment Ohio National Guard to partici-
pate in the inaugural ceremonies. The
Committee 10 10 meet the railway au-
thorIties tomorrow morning TO arrange
for the transportation Of the troops. AS
this Regiment took prominent part in
the protection oil the different railway
companies property during the past
summer, it is probable there will be no
trouble in regard to transportation. The
different company commanders are re-
qu}sted TO state to Lieut.. Colonel Mos
ler the number OF men they can report
for parade. 1t is reported that the Regi-
mont will leave Sunday evening and re-
turn Monday night.
The Little Miami Road commence the
sale OF tickets tomorrow Saturday, TO
the Inauguration. Tickets are good
going l2th to 14th, and returning 18th,
inclusive.
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the songs they sang during tue Festival
at louisville last summer, one OF which
will be the beautiful "Fabls of the Fair.
est Melusiar."
A MEETING was held yesterday after
noon, the purpose OF which was to con
slider direct contracts with owners in.
stead OF sub-contracts with general
contractor. After full discussion by
contractors and sub-contraotors present
the following resolution was unRni.
mously adopted; "rEat it Is the sense
Of this meeting that the method OF let
ting work in hhe construction of all
buildings, private as we'll as public, cost.
ing 5000 OF over, ought to conform to
the method prescribed 6y the law of1S77,
governing the construction Of public
buildings costing 81 900 or more, and that
the Chairman Of this meeting be in
structed to name committed, whose
duty it shall be to prepare form OF
agreement to be circulated among the
contractors Of Cincinnati tor their sig
natures, pledging themselves to be gov
erned by the method prescribed by said
law"
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RRaiMesN Changes,

W. u. Hur!burt has purchased from
Nelson G. Sayler, the assignee OF James
Pettibone, No. 81 West Fourth street
tue remaining stock, and has employed
Mr.. Pettibone to manage the busines S
Firm OF Huever, Thomas & Gliuden,
dissolved.
Firm OF Prichurd, Smith Il Co., manu-
tacturers OF boots and shoes, dissolved
new firm, Smith, Staughten 4 Payne
with George A. Prichard as a specla
partner.
A. N. Sackett goes to NelsonVille,
Athens County, to live, and take charge
of a mining interest.
Firm OF l.. N. Smith g. Co. di. soiy ed
new firm at old stand, in the candy bus.
ness, Nos. 56 and 5S Main street, OF Il
ID. Smith Il Co.-Fred. A. Smith.
Joseph ZIns retlres from firm OF Jacol
Zins & Bro, cigars and tobacco, No. 1
East Second street. jacob Zins vii
continue the business.
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BISHOPS INAUGURAL.
Citizens Meeting Last Night
Transportation, ETC., ETC.

Citizens Meeting Last Night
Transportation ETC., ETC.
Preparations are about completed for
grand representation of Cincinnati
ans at Columbus next Monday. AT the
meeting of citizens last night many lead
ing citizens encouraged the greatest ef.
fort on the part OF fellow citizens &c
make the turn out cue that would DO
great honor TO the Governor.
Mayor Moore thought the demonstra- =
ton should be participated in irrespec-
tive OF party.
Committees OF Arrangements AMI
Transportation were appointed. On mo.
tion OF Mr. Hogan Mayor Moore was
made Chief Marshal.
Mr.. Reis suggested that as Governor
Bishop was an EK-May0r, the Chair
should therefore appoint as many Ex
Mayors as possible on the Committee 0!
Arfangements.
MIR. Rsls moved that Henry Bertlirg
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Unitod states official Postal Guide

This postal guide is published by
Houghton & Co., New York. under the
authority of the Posl-ofIice Department
at Washington. 1t contains all the in.
formation required by business men or
others who make frequent use OF the
mails. This oonsists in part OF an alpha.
betical list of the pOst-Otfices In the en-.
tire country and OF money order Offices,
the chief regulations and instructions to
the public, tables OF foreign and domes.
tic postage, the arrival and closing OF
the mails IN all the principal cities,
the dearture OF foreign mail
steamers, etc., eio; also variety OF
other matters of interest and profit TO
every one concerned in this great
branch OF the public service. 1t is issued
quarterly, each number being carefully
revised and corrected under the aus.
pices Of the Department, and is conse-
quently accurate and complete in every
particular. 1t will be iounii an invaiua-
Bile assistant to those having a large
correspondence. Sold at 81 cents a
numbar or furnished to subscribers at
81 81 year.
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Election .,

The stockholders OF the Walnut Hills
Street Railroad Route No. 10) met al
the Union Insurance Rooms on Third
street yesterday, and reelected the
Board OF Directors. They are Henry
Lewis, President; j. Il. Rogers, j. n
Kinney, b. L. Evans, Richard Mathers,
j. W. Sibley, j. II. Rhodes.
At the annual election held yesterday
the following named gentlemen were
elected as Directors of the Western Ger
man Bank, W.; Edward We'll, L. A.
Strobel, F. j. Diem, f. Wm. Gerstle, J,
| Il. Lapp, Chas. Schmidt, Marcus Feeh
neimer, Henry A. Dustenberg. j, II
Koch.
At the annual meeting of the Free
! Masous' Mutual Benefit Association
held in Masonic Temple last evening
the following officers were elected fol
| the ensuing year; Thos. 4 Hunt, Presi
dent; silas Woods. Vice Pres IdenI
Ans. l.. Burke, Secretary; q. Is. Aspin
wall, Treasurer; Arthur Hill, George
| Heather, j. Z. Love, j. 8. Robinson
| Fletcher L. Day and Uhas. Fiach, Direo
| tors. The report Of the Sscretar!
sho ed that thls society is In q 1urish
ing condition.
At the annual meeting Of the Cincin.
natl College OF Pharmacy held January
8 the following officers were cleo ed t,
serve during the ensuing year: Gsorg'
Eyer, President; Chas. Faust, Tfeasur
er; A. W. Balm, Recording Secretary
Louis Schwab, Corresponding Seor .
tary; Trust tees for one year, T. L. Nation
| Acting Vice President, II. II. Koehn
ken, 4. M. Byrnes, John Weyer; Trustee
for six months, Il. L, A. Greye.
Walnut Hills Division, No. "a, S. L.
met III regular session Tuesday evening
January 5, 1878. The following officers
having been duly elected, were installed
by E. j. Morris, G. s., assisted by Bro
Royce, &. Con. Of Division No. 2. Cinoin
natl, O., viz: John Gilbert, W. F.; Mis-
Matte Hatlersy, ". a.; j. II. Fleming
p. W. F.; George NJ. Bunyan, Chaplain
Mrs. Mary q. McNeely, Il. Miss LIZ
zie Burgoyne, A. Il. s.; John Packer, L
S.; j. Ii. Ssllew, Treas; Harry Metcalt
| Cou.; Miss Laura Hualeston, A. Con.
MISS Carrie Runyan, l. S.: George Nj
| CAIN, o. S. Z. Ii. james, g. Z. McNeel
and J. ii. Sellew were elected Trustee
| for the ensuing year.
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Victor Emanuel.

At a meeting held last night at Mozart
Hall, by the Society OF Unionee Fralel-
ianza Italiano, of Cincinnati, resolu.
uons were passed in regret of the death
OF the late King OF Italy, Victor
Emanuel, called by the people "Il Re
Galantuomo."
Mr.. Virgil Gilmore, Vice Consul at
this port for Italy. was yesterday in
stfucted by cablegram to appropriately
Grape the Italian flag ana place it at
hal1.mast over his headquarters. Ac.
cordlngly MIR. Gilmore put out above his
residence, at 1O8 West Fourth stree the
National emblem Of Italy, drapel in
mourning Tor the dead Victor Eman.
uel, where it will remain for three dave,
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STRANGE ACCIDENT To A LADY The
Worcester Spy says that rs Mrs. q. c.
Tracy, OF Northampton, Mass, was de-
&C. nhing the stairs at her residence Oh
Friday, ring on her right hand caught
on the gas-fxtures pendent in the hal
by the side Of the stair railing, and
swung her out into the hall, where she
hung Tor several minutes by one finger,
wrenching her quite severely. Her little
daughter heard her cries and finally sue.
cceded in lifting Mrs. Tracy SO that she
removed her finger. which was yer,
much lacerated. A jeweler was called
in to file off the ring, and Mrs. Tracy
has not been able to sit up since the ac-
cdent.
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ANUSEME ENTS.
GRAND OPERA-HOUSK.

Miss Rose Eytinge is doing some won
derful acting In her role as "Cleopatra''
in Shakspeare's historical drama, can
tony and Cleopatra" The audiences
are good-sized once, and are apprecia.
live OF Miss Eytinge and her support.
Mr.. Geo. q. Boniface as "Antony."
Only tor two more nights and matin ee
will our citizens have o chance to see
this great actress.
RoBlNSoN'S OPERA HOUSE.
The hit Of the season is the Mothers
Secret" and the la:est Partisan sue
cess. 1t is the production Of Victorlen
Sardou, in five acts, aud is full of social
interest. Mrs. Rachel Maoauley's rem
dition of "Seraphine, the Mother" ia
excellent. Only two more nights and a
matinee this week.
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IN BANKRUPTCY.

DtSTRICT COURT OF T!IE UNITED
DSTArES, Southern District Of Ohio.-In
Bankruptcy. 1,3z'.-In the matter of
rhOm1s Moran amt Charles Farnsworth.
bankrupts. The creditors of said bankrupts
are notified tnat the said Oh ,rles Farnsworth
has filed his petition in this Court praying for
final discharge from all his debts proyable un-
der the Bankrupt Act and the acts ameDdatory
thereof, and said creditors are required to
appear at q Court Of bankruptcy to be held
before me at M office. No. 6 East lhlrd street,
Cincixnati, on the 10th day OF January, 1878,
at 10 O'clock A. NJ, aud show cause, if any
they have, why the prayer OF said petition
should not be granted.
Dated at Cincinnati, Decomber Is. 1871.
FLAME BALL,
dC2S-3tF Register in Bankruptcy.
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PARTNERS SHIP.
Limited Partnership.

L dcrsigued have agreed to en- err into n limi-
ted partnership in the general business of man
u!acturing and selling -four, to be conducted in
5ue iirm name OF JNO. ii. GORMAN, with
their principal place of business At the City Of
Cinclnnati, Ohio Said Jno. III. German. who
Is general artner. and samuel a. hickey,
who is special partner, both reside in the City
OF Daytoh. Ohio.
The amount OF capital which said special
partner has contributed to the common stock
is three thousand dollars.
said par ncrsIlp is TO commence on the 17tl
day OF December, A. d. 1871, and to terminate
on the 18th day Of December. A. u. 1879.
JNO. Ii. GORMAN,
SAMUEL 4, DICkEY.
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CHR lIFICATE.-N ILLtAMs d MAN5S-
~ state of ONO. Hamilton county. IS This
is 10 cortity that the undersigned have formed
limited partnership under ana pursuant to
the 8 atutes OF Ohio.
]. Said partne ship is to be conducted under
the firm name or Williams Il Man8s.
:. The firm Is composed OF Charles S. Brain
ard and Henry ~ Erainard, both residing 10
Cleveland. CNyauoga Comfy, OHIO, who are
special partners. and Julius L. Williams anu
Louis Manss, both residing in the city o! Gin
cnnati, ilamliton COunty, ONO, who are gen
oral partners.
g. Tho said Charles S. Brainard, as such spe-
oial partner, has contributed the sum OF twelve
hundred and fifty dollars capital to .he com
mon stock, and the said Henry ID. Brainard,
US SPECIAL partner, has contributed the sum Of
Ewelyc hundred Anu ii .ty dollars capital to the
common stOCk.
L. The business 10 be carried on by said firm
is that of uuaIinY IN sheet music and mus cal
| publications. in ClnclnnaCl. Hamilton County,
ohio, Nhcrc tn" prncipa! place Of business OF
aid nrm Is situated.
| ). The said partnership is TO commence on
| Ihc first day Of January, \. d. 1875 and to ter
| 'nnNte on the first day OF January, a. y. 1887.
| fSlenedl CHARLES =. BkAlNARD, lSRAL1
! o,snc1i JULIUS f. WILLIAMS, SEAL
tslgned, LOUIS MANSa. SEAL.
| State OF Ohio. Cuyahoga County, ss.-On the
| !4th day OF December, "A. y. 1917, personally Y
I
| and for Cleveland, in sad county, Charles S
Brainard and Henry NJ. Brdinard, and ac-
| snowledgei that they executed the foregoing
instrument, being \ certificate of limited part
nership, and that the same is their FREQ act and
deed.
| Witness my official signature at Cleveland
| the DAY and year last above written.
G. H. BABCO.K,
Justice Of the Peace.
| State OF Ohio Hamilton County, ss.-On the
\ 46th day OF December. A. d. 1877, personally
| appeared before me, y Justice OF the Peace in
| and for Cincinnati, in said county, Julius u.
| Williams and Louis Al anss, AMI aCkuOWled ged
| that they executed tho foregoing instrument,
being u certificate of limited partnership, aud
| that the same IL theirirce act and deed.
| Witness my Official signature at Cincinnati
| the day anu year last above written.
VINCENT sCHWAB,.
Justice Of the Peace,
| The foregoing is true copy Of the original
| certificate hleu in the Rec0rler's Office ol
| Hamilton County, OHIO.
| FRANK BRUNER,
Recorder of Hamilton County.
de25 5.9tF
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PLUMBING, &c.
NEWSPAPER.
THE SUN.
1878, NEW YORK, 1878.

1878. NEW YORK, 1878.
rs the time approaches for The renewal OF
subscriptions, THE SUN would remind its
friends AMI we'll WiShers everywhere, that II
is again a candidate for their consideration
and support. Upon its record for the past ton
years it relies for n C mtinuancc OF the hearty
sympathy and generous cooperation which
have hitherto been extended to it from every
quarter OF the Union.
The Daily sun is q four page sheet OF 20
columns, price by mail, post paid, SOC per
month, or So so per year.
The Sunday edition Of The SUN is an
eight page sheet OF So columns. Whilo giving
the nGws OF the day, it also contains u large
amount OF literary and miscellaneous matter
specially prepared for it. The SUNDAY SUN
has met with great success Post paid 81 20
q year.
The Weekly SUN.
Who does not know THE WEEKLY SUN2 10
Circu!ates throughout tho United states. the
Canadas, and beyond. Ninety thousand fami-
lies greet its welcome pages weekly, and re-
gard it in the light Of guide, counsellor, ans
friend. Its news, editorial, agricultural, and
journal for the family and tho fircstde. Terms:
Sne Dollar year, post paid. The price,
quality considered makes 1t the cheapest
newspaper published. For clubs of ten, with
SlU cash. we viii send an extra copy free. Ad-
oress PUBLISHER OF THE sun, New York
City. Ja6-16t
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Parties visiting st. Augustine, Flori-
da, have this advantage: an assurance
OF tirsl-class hotel accommodations, at
one of the largest and most reliable OF
SOU! hern hotels, the 81. AuYn3kine.
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The Co'onuade Hotel, Philadelphia,
Pa, ind0rsed by eminent and distin-
gushed visitors as model establish
mrnt, will be an exception hereafter to
the general compliant Of high pric .s.
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DENTISTRY.

szz.aaxsq> DIX. DAMEkON'S DENTAL
Epsa Rooms, 2ST Vest Sixth street.
9IIyYO $40 for a set o: teeth worth
$50. Every set warranted to ft and give per-
feet sat staction. Gas used in extracting.
Teeth ffYed with sOld and warranted Branch
flee, southwest corner of Elm and George
streets-pR. ". z. NIE in charge.
nO6- Z S. M& WI
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state Of Ohio. Montgomery County, SS.--
BE it remembered tGat on the 18th day oI
December. a. ID. 1871, before me- the under
81 med, a Justice Of the Peace, in and for said
County, pcrs 'naiy the above named Jno. II.
German aud Samuel A. Dickey, aud seyerally
ackno " led sei the abJvc certificate Of Sd Icial
partnership to be their voluntary act.
In witness whereof have herewith set my
official hand the day and year above mentioned
l5EALt DAVID X. B YER,
Justice Of the Peace. Daytol Township.
tle2l -Btt
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GREAT ASSIGNEE'S SALE
BOOTS & SHOES,
NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
~ Stockholders Of the Corrugated Elbow
Company OF the United States that a meeting
of the stockholders Of said Company is hereby
called, for the purpose Of reducing the Capital
STOCK of said Company to the sum o. 500, 900 90.
at the office or the Company, Nos. Is and AZ
Race street, in Cincinnati, Hamilton County,
Ohio, at 10 O'clock A. NJ, on MONDAY, Janu-
ary 2lst, 1878, Immediately after the regular
annual meeting Of the Stockholders of sail
Company TO be held at the same time and at
the same place, and that SAID meeting OF Stock
holders Is called for the purpose OF SO reducing
the capital stock Of said company and in pur-
suancc OF the law in such caees mate and pro-
vided.
I. b. RESOR,
WM. RESOR, JR., ,>,.,...
w. 5. MUESON, DitectoFs'
CHARLLS Ii, LAW.
d. 29-tDjn2i
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EDUCATIONAL.
ID Es II IL LEN COLE r. O. a.

THEOLOGICAL, Collegiate and Prepara :
i tory Departments Elective stuie5. Adj
inits both sexes. No saloon temptations, Best
Of religious influences. Thorough ant cheap.
Tuition, incidental5 and library ices only ~ a
information address J. H. FAtRCHihD Presi-
lent, or }. B. \. MARSH, SecretIry, Oberlin.
Ohio. au3 t&w.u
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Oysters 25c quart, 344 W. Sixth at.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22

VulesniZed Rubber in every conceivab l.
Form. zdaptsd to universal use.
Any article under fnur pounds weight can
.be >ent by mail.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22

"BaHty, get US something to eat.
Old girl left the cupboard Keys, didn't
she 2"
"Lord, yes told her I was going
to keep bach at home to save expen-
ses and keep out of bad company"
"Ha! ha: hal"
"Oh," yelled Rarstingiow, un-
able to contain himself any longer,
while his wife, more dead than alive,
leaned over the monograph and
ground away at the crank in a dazed
kind of a way. "Oh, keep it npl
That's right Keep her a-going!
Grind it all outl Dog-gone the di-
abolical piece of black art. and the
vile assassin that invented 1t! Keep
it up! That's right? Believe q sense
less. diabolic piece of mechanism
rather than your husband. Keep it
upi"
And Mrs. Barstinglow did keep it
up. She kept it up, and listened to
that phonograph swear, and shout,
and howl /; she heard it shrek, ''Oh,
my eye, my eye!" She heard It tell
some one to let some one else shave
it in the same place" She heard it
warn somebody to ''hold his head
over the stove hearth, and not to let
his nose bleed over the carpet" and
at last, as it assn ed her very thickly
and with some difficulty that it was
"a ban OF jorry good fuf fnf-feI-
lows" and that It wo'-hic-won
gone till mornin'," she ground it
into silence, and sank back, speech
lesss and b~reathless, while Mr.. Bar
stinglow took the monograph out in
the back yard and smashed it into SO
many aud such small fragments that
it couldn't reproduce ven a steam
boat whistle.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22

Coon HEsULrs-Ar always pI, as
mt TO contemplate, as every dyspep-
sufferer VI hsts Pmker's Gin an
Tonic will n!lrst. To obtain from
this remedy the most Qualifying re
lief when distressed with headache
low spirits, nervousness, wakeful
ness. p~aiPiiatinn OF the heart iil err
disorders, co~siiveness, pain in the
stomach, heartburn, cramps, etc, is
n pleasant expcrien, that surprises
no less than il comforts. Another
remarkable feature of this remedy is
its powerful specific action on The
skin aud mucous surfaces of the throat
aud laags by whiuh 1t unfailingly
cures the wo st cases. of cough, cold
and sore throat. 1t cures in q won-
short time, removes all sore
ness from the lungs aud protects the
feeble from consumption. Buy a ST.
b title from your druggist, j.. FL
n, ORA sample bottle at 10
antt tesI its merits. 44weow
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22

The article is telling its own story in the hands
of thousands who are using IL with most crafty
ing and encouraging results:
Mr.. GusTAvUs +. HALL, OF the Oates Opera
Troupe writes: AFTER six weeks use am con-
WINGED, as are also my cOinrsdes. that your AR
OF hair where l had none for years."
N. VEGETARIAN, Sixth Avenue Pharmacy,
Pittsburg, Pa, says: THE good effects from the
use Of CAROLINE are brought TO my notice every
day TO such An extent as to justify me I'm recon-
mendtng IL to my most intimate friends"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22
TIE OH RELIABLE
Hotel.
MFStCO. a0.

IL still in full blast, aud ~ on at all
hours. iati, . loaded with all the
drlicacles VI the season.. Servants
are acI5is.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22
NEW RICH alnllI

Parsons turgative Pills will make New
Rich Blood, and will completely change
the blood in the entire system in three
months. Any pers n who will take | pifI
e;.eh night from I to IL weeks NAV be re-
stored to sound health. ii such a thing he
possible Sent by mail for s letter stanps.
Is. JOHNSON Il CO., Bangor, Ne.
15-4w " &.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22
DON'T WEAR OUT

44-4t-ese-a n
Go to john Schuhiiiacner's kes-
taurant for your square meal, and he
also has plenty, of well ventilated
rooms for dodgers by the day or week.
4i6-m.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1878-08-22
STOP and READ.

All fo,ms OF kidney and urinary dissa-
sea. pains in the back, sides, and foins are
positively cn,ed by
GRANTS REMEDY,
It's effects are truly mary .lous In dro, ~,
travel, bright's diseases. seminal 1.sssei,
leucorrhoerl and ost vigos. no mattst If
how long standing the case may be- posi-.
i've elief is bsd in from one to thres
days. Do not despair. hesitate or doubt
for IT IL really y. spepiHo and never fails,
Il | purely a vegetable preparation. hg
lis timely use thousands of C Uses tn have
been consid er ID incurabIe by the most
physicians, have ben pc rna.
cured: 1t Is sls0 endorsed By III.
phvsiciHns ami msiieal societies
the country. sali in hattlek vt
dollars each or three BOTTLES WHICH
enough 10 e,lra tbe uiost aggrav atai
sent ~ any address on recaipt of
ivs do,lsrs. Small trial bottles Que dul-
AR each, ell orders to ba addressed to
} rant'ssRemedv Manufacturing Co., 654
lain ST, Worcester, MAss. weow.