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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-07-21
NORTH SCIIINIIc,

George Hopkins has sold his horse.
DR.. Smith returned last Saturday from
his vacation.
Mrs. Eta Harris has moved into Geo
Atwood's house.
Mrs. s. $, Baker has returned To her
home at j. q. Irons.
Mr.. Albert Sweet. the milkman. has
removed to omcyville.
bean supper was held at the Baptist
Church. Thursday evening.
Mr.. Poole and family. of Fall River. are
visiting relatives in this place.
1t is expected that the new drinking
fountain will be completed next week.
DR. Hopkins, den,is, from kilIngly,
Conn is stopping at whipplc's Hotel.
Mr.. A. 5. Pierce, of Brown University.
preached at the Baptist Church last Sun
day.
Mr.. Benjamin T. Pierce and wife. Of
Providence. have been visiting this week
at the residence of Mr.. Hollis Tucker.
1t Is understood that IA claim was pre-.
sen,ed at the Council meeting last Satur-
day for damages from defective high
way.
Several of our young men have been
seen on our streets lately in an in,oxi.
Gated condition. The liquor mus, be
purchased somewhere.
benjamin Boss, for some time clerk nj
Randalrs store. has obtained the position
of assistant bookkecper in T.. u. Taft's
office, South Main street, Providence.
Moswanscut Lodge Of Good Tomplars
held n regular meeting last Tuesday and
II was voted TO visit Providence Lodge,
of Providence, Wednesday evening. Aug
ust 1st.
During the gale last week DR.. Smith
yacht broke from her moorings and nav
gated the Moswansicut without "A pilot.
She was captured and IL was found that
little damage had been lone
Some miscrcant took nut off Charles
Bishops carriage while the owner was
attending services at the Baptist church
last Sunday evening. An early discovery
prevented perhaps serious accident.
Mr.. N. Randall and Samuel Anthony
have just completed two boats. One the
"RandalFs Clipper" will be launched ON
the pond south Of the village and the
other "Scituate's Favorite" will he used
on Moswanscut Lake.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-07-21
The Abduction Case.

The various phases of the Sweet
Murgatroyd affair have taken up quite
n share OF the public interest this week,
especially in the section whore the chief
characters are best known, and AK the
daily press has given very vague and
unsatisfactory accounts Of the troubles,
the TINES reporter visited the neighbor-
hood in which the Sweets reside and
obtained what he believes 90 be an
authentic account Of the case.
Mr.. Charles Murgatroyd, father Of Mrs.
Bradford Sweet, belongs 10 an English
family Of great respectability and con-
siderable wealth. On account Of some
disagreement with his father Mr.. MurgA-
troyd emigrated 90 this country six or
seven years ago. In the vicinity Of
Pocasset he established soap works on
a small scale and for some time manu-
factured soap Of n superior quality,
carefully keeping TO himself the secret
Of its manufacture. Finding that he
needed assistance in his business he
employed Bradford Sweet, n sialwart
young farmer Of North Providence.
Sweet labored for some time at the soap
works at Pocasset. and about four years
ago married Annie, the younger daughter
Of his employer. Mr.. and Mrs. Sweet soon
afterwards went TO reside in the vicinity
Of Centredale, Sweet working on the
q. q l. -. A az
who is "A man Of considerable means,
carrying on farm and doing quite an
extensive meat business; he has also held
the office Of councilman of the town of
North Providence for several terms.
Some time ago Mrs. Sweet received news
from England that che was the heiress 20
about $4,000. To gain possession Of this
little fortune, money was needed and az
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweet had no means they
went 20 Mr.. William Sweet and told him
that IL he would advance the necessary
funds he would DE repaid when the
money was obtained from England.
This was done, and after some time and
trouble the bequesi was received and
placed in care Of William Allen Sweet .
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweet then decided 90
build n homej lot was purchased and
the erection Of cottage begun. As
money was needed for this work the
Sweets drew on their brother William,
who acted az banker. While this was
going on Mr. and Mrs. MurRatroyd, who
had gone back 60 England, returned 90
Rhode Island and took mp their residence
with the Sweets II IL intimated that
trouble between the families now arose in
regard 20 the pror er,y, Mr.. Murgatroyd
insisting that his daughter should have
the management of her own finances. a
short time ago Mr.. and Mrs. MurgatrOyd
went 90 Bullock's Point and hired n
cottage Tor the season, their two daugh4
ters accompanying them Mrs. Sweet,
after staying AT the Point few days,
returned home 90 make preparations
for "A longer stay. Mr. Sweet objected,
saying that her services were neeIed al
home during the haying season. Mrs
Sweet. however, went back 81 the shore
and shortly after. in the absencc Of Mr..
Sweet, someone came 90 The house and
took away most II Mrs. Sweets personal
belongings. Mr. Sweet then consulted
legal authority and was told that be mus
obtain possession - bis wife's person il
oider 30 make bic case good in case d
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-07-21
business Mems Association.

regular meeting of the Business
in Rounds Block. Tuesday evening
President Kennedy called the meeting to
order and the minutes Of the previous
meeting were read and approved. The
committee appointed 10 solicit subscrip-
tions to pay for the new furniture
reported that about n quarter of the sum
After considerable discussion, IL was
decided IL would be better plan 10 raise
the money by assessments. The soliciting
committee was discharged with the thanks
of the Association, and it was voted that
an assessment of 80 be levied on each
member, crediting the amount that any
might have contributed. The advisability
of disseminating the meeting through the
month of August was discussed and II
was finally decided that no change be
made in the meetings. President James
Kennedy being about 10 sail for Europe
on two months pleasure trip IL was
deemed eminently fitting that something
"A little unusual be done 10 recognize the
event. Nothing could be more approrri-
ate than supper and speeches. So n
collation. of cake, cream, etc, was brought
in and served. Messrs. Wnipple, Casey,
Phillips. Donkersley, Fitzsmmons and
Melvin then spoke in complimentary
manner of Mr.. Kennedy's valuable serv-
ices 90 the Association. and all wished
him IA pleasant trip and n safe return.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1888-07-21
The Great spring Medicine.

The DIAMOND Roor AND Hor BEKR PACK
AGs composed of sal saparills, life ofman,
juniper. princes pine. etc, sparkling and
healthful. Five gallons for % cents.
Agents for n. f.. Anchor Drug Co. 81
and 5S Snow street, Providence, and for
sale by druggists.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-21


Tresinsot asd csre By Dn Dsrrin Ct
international hosei, Cherry direct, seattle.
W.T..
The prs~. he palpit and The lscsar.
ron ere siieat On the subject Of eiseAses OF
tAe sexual orgsuian- The exual iife-she
life through which ne derive car heing-is
regarded By mos persons With . reiigieas
horror. A false desiescy uSsabolds . true
ksouIedse in regard 10 physiological isvs,
snd life wrecks. shattered Humanity. insAa-
ny and premature graves oil the world.
Tbs sexnsi life i the sustaining power OF
ssssy organ q fbe body. promoting diges
tiea. sfsorptien. rsspifzsioa. q cuiAsion. -
sretson and exeressoa fes its sustenAnce and
growth; the braia for taoaxhf, aad the
serves 10 receive the impfcssseos d the
soul. AZ the rsxaal ilfe wezkens In either
ssx tie heath ef the Individual diminissez.
Ths living spermstosss Of ths male and the
ora u the female are being constantly gen
Grated in the hsman frame BY drawing up
90 the esrsnes Of the nervoas sy.tem asd
pretopiasmse foree. Whea the latter are
Impaired the former become inert and de-
formed; bsnes paysicsl deterioration.
Tne ordinary physician 10 oftsn unable 10
discover the nature Of diseases teca9<e be
anacqaainted sith the prsaesple Of life. q
knosiexge Of whscb ID necessary 90 enable
him % trace eject 70 cause. without which
be u grDping IN the dark and tails TO care
his patients.
We would Invite The attention Of those OF
s1sher s~x Afflicted IN shss manner to cur
zee and sacecssfai neskee o. treating sAls
class u diseases. We guarantee positive
and p<rmssra. cure " every case coming
abdff car Gaze and foioEsnx our ins.rue-
tsons sni ADVICE.
Cal 90 the prs Dsrria while yoa have
the opportunity and have taese troubles,
vita al their gloomy consequences. re-
moved. Thoosh yoa may have . weakness
d sexual osgans. or tren potent faf many
years. thssgh fYon rrpeased efforts sfsd
failures % gel relief ycuf lives may he fsiled
saA dsrksess and DESPAIR. ne say to ysa
rslssf ,s near a. hasa. Yoar
osa nsnhood demands II, Il i dzty
nwes society. year frirnds aad family.
Ger days eow fssed with sadness aud des-
pos1epcy All he changed 10 Joy and glad
ses>, every bsas an hear Of ssnShiae, asd
5eas ~hose lie be - hssatlsui a. . sam-
aers cay.
Al commaaisAti6ns. by mai OF otherwise,
a. scsiy eoaadeaisA. Consultation IN alt
Asses tfee.
stFscK ncrss AID rLAcs % sraSkss-
Th~ rFs pArrsR are lccased q the isteraa-
ssnsi hosri. Cherry street. seattle. W Il. 0f.
Ice hours frpfn 10 10 daily; evenings. 7 10 :;
sanasys loto II, Al esrstle ehrenic dis
.x~e<. loss Of nsahscd. blood taints. sypai-
10. gssri. xoaesFhrs. stEtetGre. spesmsser-
tara. smsBsi srakseas. or loss u d<<i e |
y s1g1i Essef IN man OF vcnan. easaFsh
mi deslae>s. are coaaaeasisliy and saeces<-
ally treated, Most cases can receive Aense
rrstsseat sf.xr visit 10 the doctof's esssoe
in1air,es answered add elrelaars seat TIRE
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-21
The Only Remedy
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-21

rV-HE boARr on nfRFcTogs OF SCHOOL
/ psssrse No. I. Of KinG cssnsy. washing.
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-21

a esx rorehAse. We eessASs q
nsnufxssnrexs ioe ics ef erzsrsss&rses.
white ard eclsfea, every krcvn kini.
Tbs 10 the Asece~a lot evee rvessvxa IN
Seatsits Lask sal for bargains IN
ecahsesssriss this wr<A. yea eas ssee
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to<ss<s gNeAry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-21

0sssd ssmi-snnoA exhibisioe Of
speSoe novelties % Gatafdsy, Apsit FIST,
fFs0 ,. n 20 II .. - Hesss vii b
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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-21

DsATH % . CnxlA. - fhs 3s3ss
daaxhses Of OsVsAip Okariss DAVIS. II
~ Pssoiss. aisd ssddssiy ~ Tssc9a
ysslsrdsy. Csolais Davis % Isasnina
of this osd besssSsDeeA tosDe6 TIE
seeames evss y Oapesjn DsWolfe, Ute
oiii saks hes 10 vsnsosssf and eask.
vtsa Csptais Dsvis viii fsssass so9.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-21


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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-21

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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-21

We vssl exhiest the hxhc<s xsa rseh-
ess sass Of Preach sxstss raiIltn,s,
evrs shawn 90 tie facsae soass. Oar
sscek . ansassiled IN ssvlra We hay
from rass nfscsafess only. reklss. san
rcrusa & Co
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-21

n uMppxruNk19 0An--eqosee Uaef
II Newcastle. hss bssoDs insane. Be
80 bssashl 10 this cry y<sAssday fss
~ puspose Of hssins him sent 70 the
0estlAoeom hosp.tsl. wh<p oheria
Osebsane and thass vho bad cor1s With
User ssted 70 take him Into the sbesi6's
of!ae, the Afflicted mac sac the Wis
shesses sifI . which ere stssksd 10 the
sassi9's afl,e asd be thocEhs stsy we're
esto2 70 masder hisn. He suddenly
ofohe loose from kis satsu3auts and
esfsd 10 ran away. He vss soos caaehs
and then BIZ cries uere pitifui. He
saiied for h<ip IL the msss aaopix ne
seoes. and besssxhs The men vbe beId
hiu nos b. Hill him. lie sessAned and
sfsneni<d unsii his strength gave way,
vbsn be 80 led into The shessfrs afsice
end . safety bell fastened 90 him. lie
then became aasss snd taihsd voiebiy
aeost q rambss Of snbjscts bearing no
reiat3ss 70 each other. and wnich
showed 10 vbst extsnt bis Eipd lad
gers ssfray. sqalse rdes ID man ef
essss chysseai ssre1gsh and appears 10
b snsthicx bat . man vho bad isss
central u bic mind. His deinsssn ac-
peass 10 b. that somebody n tfyice 10
ssks kss life. u h believed thai u be 10
sshteesed 70 caf<sai treatment In the
hospital Il Ssssisooom be vsii soon re-
cover.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-21

q. A. II stssesaen-- TIE star Gothfnc
Haass y heatasartsrs faf q. A. \.
suits 1sesc sostz are e-geeiAltv made
for q. A. H.. snd are tetsga hia< asnaeg.
rs&3s % vish sssisss. - toe hasiucs
can es changed. ttslsr Ard surkuss ar
se,p ensssnseed kisns 4 kcseahexS.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-21

la WEST 70 JAfI--At the conclusion
Of tie hsartss Of the case sgainss VII
liam Grove. The man arrested By In
specter tsanusi Bass Of Wkaicon on q
charge of suaesiios. Uustsd states
Coumissianss kten Smith held him 10
she satn At 5000 10 sppsAs before the
RfAnd jafy. Grove. being yo1ng man
II limis<d means and no ffien3s In this
ecUUnntfy. We unable "a fcsn.se TIE
necessary bali. snd I'D tbs Esxs hss,
thtns-vsnt to 1ass.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-21

Taain DsiAsxp f.ssouotivs No. :.
vhIeh ieft Seattle a Q. m ye~s<rday
foe Newcastle, ran into an open switch
n the pasns where the standard ane
nsrr~w gnsse tracks unite. TIE loco
snostve ear~east oves snd tvo cars
tenspsa Abe trsck. 1hs ssAndara eusss
stsie v<s aelsysa several boass on &C.
court et HE accident.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-21

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NJ. A. C. smith. he Repselscss ssninss
fes mayor. who. - STATED 10 yeasrdsy
nasnings Po<y isSsLlIsSsckn. hAs tssf
rpsuraed from the e<ss. sas snee1nt<ref
b. sspsrs<r yesterday asd ssksd hcv -
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iaaxsss sa1 sutlfsIy snsooght b ne sad.
q fSs = an p~suenxlly coucsrned.
usasa nss have hsd 4. = wpIicd Mr.. smith.
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isqaifi~@. he ssSd: .sis s<w a The position
takss by The Ledxes and ~ TIE urgens re-
ase~s Of intimate fsssnts. an nst sars bel
that shall stsnd. II h ny bsisef taas The
ssxa rear VII BE- The mol iupersssf one W
ths history u this city. ssd whn1 Ne want
- 10 y 70 pash shisxs. The cisy saeeid
b hondsd isf the fsA amount allowed bs
iss chass<rI The seseets sbosid BE improved
and thorvagh s5ssen Of s~wsrsge ssiAb-
hksed.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-21

Cry Resfunarfss,-Thsr registry books
ves~ elosed iars night 81 10 O'Clock. show :
ias total Of l07s names. disssibaied - FOL
lsuss Flint w&rd as. second wsrd IA.
Third sssd si3, Fsash ward so7. 10 The
total th<fs wers y1s upmsa. ssx hundred
and ts<nfy. sesen oas Of thase fexiatsring
vsss tsrvirn hsrn. Tbs registry -, yess
ssnhssed 1919, Of whom 81 vers foreigs
born.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-21

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CteAry.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-04-21

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