The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-10-18
DR., E. b. Eddy Is coon hunting in Yer

from North Main street to 20i Broadway
The combination tickets Of the Rons b
Ready Foir are meeting with ready
sale
George +. Babcock. station agen, a,
Carolins, visited friends in this place on
sunday,
For genuine bargains in underwear
people should call on j. F. Russell, 1906
High street.
Johnston is the home of the State
champion ball players and volunteer
engine company.
The fixtures for Maurice Meyers new
store in wAterman's Block arrived We'd
nesday, and the opening is not far Off
Received to-day at the Old Red Market
ten thousand pounds, 10000 lbs,.) best
creamery butter to sell al four pounds for
one dollar, Moriarty Il Lally, 55 Manton
avenue.
W. l.. whipple has something TO say
to carriage buyers in the TIMES this
week. Read his advertisement and you
will see that genuine bargains in rolling
stock are offered.
Judge Advocate W. A. Phillips. Of this
village, accompanied Department Com
mandeI Williams upon his official visit to
Smith Post No, 10, G. A. r., at woon-
spak.t 1as. M,rl.,r
Wm, Mills & Son, the pho ographers,
are making some alterations aud inn
proyements at their place of business
Among other things the windows are
being lowered nearly to a level with the
sidewalk.
Mrs. Philips, formerly Mss j. |. Al
dr.ch, has an advertisement in the TIMES
this week that should be perused 10y it's
lady readers Perhaps some of the
gentlemen who read the paper WI be
indirectly interested too.
Mr. T.. J. Patstone. who has run the
Red Front Market on Manton avenue
for the past two years, has sold out TO
Messrs, Moriarty and La!ly, who took
possession on Monday. Mr.. Patstone re-
turns TO Newport where he has another
store.
Arthur Quinn, of 0lneyvlle, mourns
the loss Of "A tiager which he was obliged
to have amputsted. The finger was Bit
en- 10y a party whom Quinn tried &c
stop from fighting a few days ago, and
blood poison set in. He may lose his
nd.-Call.
The Olneyville Temperance Cadets
have been spending considerable time
drilling Of late, and their friends claim
they are now the best drilled cadet com
pany in the State. At the anniversary
tonight it is expected they will give
many people a surprise
There are several business men IN
Olneyville who are ready to contribute a
total Of $4,000 to organize new base
ball nine here, TO be entered in a State
League next year, and 1t is understood
that they can have the Eagle street
grounds for the purpose. the footballers
being tomewhat disgusted with the ex-
pertinent they have had this year Jour
nal
Eastern people are learning the lesson
that the best place TO invest capital il at
home. Four TO six per cent at ones
own door is very much TO be preferred to
promises Of eight or even ten per cent in
the far west. The sooner New Eng
iauders fully comprehend this truth, the
better will it be for them as individuals,
ard as citizens of our various common
wealths. Westetly Tribune.
Corrective per cent in the hand il
worth ten in the bush
To-morrow's session Of the Eighth |
District Court at Foster will be undoubt- |
edly one Of the biggest in the annals Of |
that Judicial body. South Scituate alone |
has nearly fifty cases on the docket, |
two-thirds Of the complaints are for |
keeping unlicensed dogs. The present |
Town Sergeant is bound 10 haye the.law
respected in regard TO licensing CANNES. |
and has commenced measures against |
the owners who forget TO pay $l.l5 for |
their pets. The action of the Town |
Sergeant is causing considerable grumb-
ling, but the owners have the alternative |
Df paying fine or going TO Jail.