The Press., 1886-11-18
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 Large stock Ladies and Chaldrena Win Ter Garments at A. ". Walkers
 -Yea Nov is the time and Hanley's is the
 ,,laca to oct vos,r winter supply of Boots, Snoes
 aTd Rnhbers. Carrying double the sfock of any
 othar daaler. I am able to give yon better .alao4;ov, and ak prices that are lower, yes, 1r,1e- fhan vou will have to pay elsewhere TOT -ol;shla oooda. My stock of leather goods IS roronlate. and I shall make speclaity or NO. Orades of Rubber goods at prices that are e low as the lowest Call and zee v: L nAA- lev, Oronoeo Block, Sign oI sns Dls 1oOs e.,
 3Extra bargains in Blak SILKS ana Oasn- mares at A. W. Walkers
 Having no special agent in China, T nave v;mnlv ernployed the best agencies among tne lar0e armv of American importers to seiecs saIS. trada from their choicest grades or Ta. end am thereby enabled to oner the ve~y -, hest in the market at. one-third less than o&her dealers are selling at J. FemDersOn' caah Grocer.
 -Jackets at Helms.
 -It is . fact we'll known to his trade, tnas for Furs. Trimmings, Fancy Goods ana NOV elites his store is most complete: ana P5icSs always lowest. so visit f. b. Whoer s' ulle ms Block, Springfield.
 -Newmarkets at Helms.
 DoNr EVERY DAY.-From $1s to 30 are saved in Mems Overcoats, Dress or 6nsIhess = Sn;ts- Pantaloons. Boys'and Children's Over oosts Haynes & Cohse @1, ,OO. 600 stock to aalact from gives customers all ranges of prices. styles and makes in the marKe@' Haynes & Go. makes speciality or nee1efs, Ulsters and long Driving Goats, Leather Jackets and Vests. Before buying oont fail to see this stock, for they guarantee to saya n yon from 8l to SS. In the Boys and Gb;Iiren,s department fine Clipper Sled IS oiyen to every boy who buys $3.5O worth of Goods ss Haynes q Co.'S, the popular cloth iers. Sion of the Golden Globes, Springneid.
 -@35 to Sl6O buys fine second hand pi- amos. in good repair and thoroughly tuned. at Thompson Parks music rooms, S01 Man St Springfield.
 -Iarcs line of Winter garments at Helms
 CLOSING Our SHOE SToRE.-Mr. .. A; Wilcaub. at the Opera House Shoe Store, AZ Main-st., Springfield, is closing out his shoe store. Henoe S6e offers every thing at cost or below. Thss is an excellent chance to get pair of boots or shoes at greatly reduced nrices. s goes as far at that store for the next three weeks as $7.5O at other stores
 Wraps at Helm's.
 -Safe. Sure, Quick-Dr. Hero's syrup. > The Stafford Meat Co. still remains our prices still remain; and we remain-yours truly. Hand in your Turkey orders early, to insure good ones, at Rock Bottom Pr1ces'
 STAFFORD.
 The schools were closed on Saturday last, that the teachers might attend the institute at Putnam.
 The stated communication of Iouic lodge, to-morrow evening, will be attended by 0. M. CheseborO, D. ID. G. M., and should be attended by as many members as possible.
 Last Friday a wounded partridge drop ped by the side of Andrew Ledoyt's win dow, almost at his door, and died. Mir. U. heard gun fired just before that short distance away but saw no one.
 The comments of outside papers on last weeks town meeting proceedings in Stafford, make some huttering, though of course no one was hit.
 The ". 0. T. D. meet st their room Friday at p. m. Let all the members ba present to hear the report from the State Union.
 MT. and Mrs. \. J. Trudeau from Three Rivers, Mass, have opened in Cleay- lands store, opposite The Press office, a line of millinery wares, also boots, shoes gents furnishing and fancy wares. If early snows indicate an early winter we have one in prospect. Twice has the ground been well whitened, already, n Stafford.
 The school visitors held their annual meeting at the town hall on the 18th inst, and re-organized for the ensuing year by chairman. and Rev. G. V. Maxham secre- tary and superintendent On motion of the secretary it was voted that the school districts of the town be divided into sec tions. and that members of the board be appointed acting visitors, each having the Immediate charge of the section or dis tricts set against, his name, as follows Kent Hollow, Lun and Patten, E. w. FL lis; Square Pond, Center and Crow Hill, Hon. J. R. Washburn Springs, Wash burn, Rockwell Hill and Works, Rev. J. P, Hawley. Furnace Hollow, Street and Village, Rey.a IF. IL. Batchelder 1; Hyde vile, Stafordville and Hall, Hon. J. o. Booth. All persons desiring certificates ko-teach in town will apply to the chair man or the secretary. School registers, blanks, etc., may be had of the latter at Dr. Wm. N. Clark's at the Hollow, and may be addressed to him, as heretofore, through the Stafford Hollow post -ofice.
 Prof. G. w. Bagley, of Southbridge, to hold a service of song-a un- ion of the different church choirs-next Tuesday evening at 2 o'clock-at the Episcopal church. He proposes to make it grand singing meeting, and invites all singers, and all interested in singing, to be present. z7 =
 Miss Sparrow, local manager of the N. B. Telephone office is gone for two weeks vacation, and Miss Dudley of Nor wich is filing her place.
 In is Quiet way the heading room by tho v. 0. T. U. is doing al will be greater or less, according to the aid given the ladies who carry on the work. At the most economical calculation possible, these ladies need aid; the burden should be shared by every lover of good order and true friend of the rising genera ton. The best and most telling reform work ia that which lessens the number of future subjects for reformati0n.
 tThe schools close the fall term to- aaanhw. Winter term begins Monday Nov. 18th. e esz5is fes
 "A new timetable given on tue B A. railroad makes changes. Eastward bound trains now leave Springfield at sos, 5.3S, E15, 9!lS and Il. 10 .. na., +12. 49, 1.35, 2. .O6, 4, 7.1b and *8 01 p. nl. Those mark cd with aM do not stop at Palmer. Con- gsoIe must now leave Springfield at p. m, and wait in Palmer from 4. 33s until 7.10 to reach stati0na on N. u. N. railroad, sn inconvenience That calls Ioud. ly for some remedy. At present. the boat. train south isi held at Palmer for she ars rival of the 7.16 train from Springfield when tho latter is on time. bnt it may of.