The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-05-05

the happy farSer Of a boy born Monday.
A sister Of the late W. v. Gardiner
died at 294 Broadway Tuesday afternoon,
The Mikado entertainment aud ball
given by the Union Dramatic Club. Tues
day evening next in Irons Hall.
The May Breakfast given by the Ladies
Aid Society last Tuesday was well at
tended and was a financial success.
Mr.. Sylvester Baker. Of Dennisport,
Mass, brother of Captain Reuben Baker.
Of the Sixth station. died this week.
A. NJ. Brickett, ia Westminster street
is the Rhode Island agent for the eele-
brated w. A. Lawrence & Sons piano.
The May storm had depressing effect
on business and shattered the bright
hopes Of a good week that were formed.
The energetic manager Of the Nara
gansett Clothing Co., is offering some
excellent bargains in overcoats and spring
suitings.
Work on the block on the Square that
is being erected by James Smith is being
rapidly pushed forward and will soon be
ready for occupancy.
Nearly every grocery and market in
this place was closed Wednesday at IL
o'clock in honor Of the annual parade Of
the Butchers and Marketmen.
Mr.. Tony Hart, formerly of Harrigan &
Hart, was one Of the noted visitors in
this place Saturday last. calling upon old
acquaintances on Waterman street.
Chevslier Ira Paine is about TO start for
Springfield Mass, where he will practice
for the pistol shot championship of the
world with w. w. Bennett of Boston.
P.J. Murray, the able and popular
book keeper at Kennedy & Coughs, has
recovered from his recent attack of
pneumonia. and is again at his post OF
duty.
Miss Emma Tunnecliffe has been en-
gagged to sing at q concert 10 be given at
Stonington, Conn, on the evening of May
14th. under the auspices Of the National
Band OF Providence.
Dana Lyon. the Glocester charcoal bur-
ner, who acted as his own lawyer in q
case in the Supreme Court this week
was some years ago engaged in the stable
business in 0lneyville, being located
uear Grants coal yard
Emil Fetching, son of sunny Italy.
who resides in Centerdale. was arrested
there on Sunday by Officer Smith, for
target shooting on the SABBATH and was
fined $5 and costs at the Eighth District
Court Monday morning.
The case of Charles Pohle. the German
saloos-keeper, for keeping liquor for sale
came up in the District Court, Monday.
Pohle was defended by f. p. Owen. Esq,
of Providence. After hearing the testi-
mony Judge johnson fined him $50 and
costs and 10 days in Jail. He appealed.
Martin c. Stokes died at his residence
at the corner Of High and Messer streets
Sunday afternoon. Mr.. Stokes was born
in Olneyville and has always been iden-
tilted with its interests and growth. He
was the owner Of considerable real estate
on the Square including the old and new
Stokes blocks.
GoodalTs quinine wine is an English
remedy that is particularly efhcacious in
cases Of malaria. 1t has never been
known TO fail in effect'ng a cure. II is
recommended by eminent physicians as
the besg ionic in the market. 1t strength
ems the system and stimulates the appe-
tite. NJ. Shaw agent for Rhode Island,
300 Westminster street. Providence.
Mr.. John sayles who has been treasurer
at Lows Opera House for several years
past will sever his connections Saturday
night owing to the change Of manage
meflt. Mr.. Sayles has accepted a sit
uation with Mishler's Equine Paradox
and will join the combination in Cslifor-
MIA. Mr.. Sayles has hosts of friends in
this vicinity who wish him success in his
new situation.
We are pleased TO call the attention Of
our readers TO the advertisement Of the
Good Enough" Family Oil Can, which
appears in another column. These cans
are highly recommended and seem to
meet a long felt want with every family
using oil or gasoline. Readers Of the
TINES shoul call upon our local dealers
whose names appear in the advertisement
These gentlemen will be glad to show
you the new oil can. and We do not
| believe a married man can find a present
for mis- wife that will be more highly
appreciated. Try II and see.
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| Cure. The only medi,Sne that does not
possess the extreme nauseous taste Of
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The only permanent cure for malaria OF
chills and fever in every form. Dumb
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germ Of malaria from ,the blood. As q
spring medicine, blood purifier and tonic
Il is nnexcelled. 1t entirely prevents
-con,agion Of all diseases incident e
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