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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-08-16

Sec. 10. The town clerks, or persons
appointed a. aforesaid, shall receive for
each record OF death made and returned
as required by law. and for each record
OF q marriage made and returned a. re-
quired by law, twenty cents, 10 be paid
10 them out Of their respective town
treasures: Provided, that the yearly
compensation TO be paid out Of the town
treasury as aforesaid, to any one town
clerk or person appointed as aforesaid.
who shall perform the duties prescribed
by this chapter shall not be lers than FIVE
dollars. Undertakers and others making
returns OF death as required by sections
(siI and eighD Of this chapter shall re.
ceiye for each full report Of a death made
10 the town clerk. five cents in the cities
cfProvidence AMI Newport, and ten cents
In the ether towns Of the state.
Section IL. Every clergyman. pbysi-
clan, undertaken, town clerk, clerk Of
any meeting Of the Society of Friends, or
other person who shall wilfully (or un-
reasonably neglect or refuse TO perform
any Of the duties imposed on or required
of him by this chapter, sball be fined not
exceeding twenty dollars, nor less than
two dollars Tor each offence, one-half
thereof TO the use Of the town in which
the offence shall occur. and one-half
thereof 10 the use OF the person who shall
complain Of the same.
Section l2. Every clergyman. physician.
coroner, undertaken, (nedical eraminer),
or clerk Of any meeting Of the Society ~
Friends shall cause his name. residence
and post Office address 10 he recorded In
the towns clerk office of the town where
he resides.
Section IA. The town land city clerks
and registrars) Of the several towns and
cities shall have the custody of all records
Of births, deaths and marriages OF their
respective towns, whether made under
the statutes now in force or any former
statute, and n certificate signed by them.
certifying that any written or printed
statement Of any marriage, birth or death
In true copy Of the record In their Gus
tody, shall be admitted AZ evidence OF
such marriage, birth or death.
Sec. 2. Clergymen OF all denomina-
tions who ofiiciate at the funerals Of de-
cedents when no undertaken In in at
tendance shall when requested by the
state registrar or the town or city clerk
or registrar OF the town or city In which
such deaths occurred make returns Of
such deaths In the same manner and with
the same compensation as Of undertake
ers,
Sec. 3. This act shall AXE effect from
and after It's passage.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-08-16
CHAPTER 7lS.


AN ACT in amendment Of an act entitled
"An Act In amendment OF an Act en-
titled An Act in amendment of chapter
27 Of the Publ: Statutes "Of the
Revenue OF the State"
Passed April26, 1S39.)
II In enacted by the General Assembly as
follows:
Section I. Section l Of chapter ~ OF
the Public Statutes is hereby amended
no M 10 read as follows:
Section 1. A tax Of eighteen cents on
each one hundred dollars Of the ratable
property Of the several towns AZ herein
set forth. shall be annually assessed,
collected and paid by the several towns
TO the general treasurer, one halt thereof
on or before the fifteenth day Of June and
one-half thereof or before the fifteenth
day Of December In each year"
Sec. 2. All acts and parts Of acts in
consistent herewith are hereby repealed,
and this act shall take effect on and after
it's passage.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-08-16
PUBLIC LAWS OF THE STATE OF
RHODE ISLAND.
CHAPTER TAA

CHAPTER 744.
AN ACT Empowering the District Courts
TO issue Capias.
Passed April 26, 1882
II is enacted by the General Assembly as
follows:
Section /. Any district court before
which any complaint shall be made or be
now pending against any person for an Of
fence of which said court has recognizance
may issue capias directed 10 each and
all sheriffs and deputy sheriffs, town
sergeants, and constables within the
state requiring them to apprehend such
person and bring him before said court II
said court shall be in session, IL not, 10
commit him 10 jail In the country In
which such complaint Is pending, there
10 be kept until he shall give recog-
nizance In the county wherein said person
may be apprehended or where said court
is established with sufficient surety or
sureties In the sum named In such capias
If any sum be named therein, and IL not
in such sum as such person taking the
recognizance shall deem reasonable II the
offence be bailable to appear before said
district court ut the time required by
such person 30 taking said recognizance
10 answer 10 said complaint.
Sec. 2. Such recognizaDce shall be re-
turned by the person taking the same in
10 said district court or the clerk thereof,
or the prisoner may give srch recog-
nizance while in the custody of the officer
before he In committed thereon 10 Jail,
and thereupon the officer shall discharge
him from custody.
Sec. 3. The officers TO whom such ca
pias shall be directed are hereby re-
quired TO obey and execute the same and
in the execution thereof shall be protect
ed from obstruction and assault AZ in the
service Of other process.
Sec. 4. This act shall take effect on
and after it's passage.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-08-16
CHAPTER 757.

AN ACT in amendment of chapter $50 of
the Public Statutes, "'Of Salaries. "
PASSED February s. 1881
1t is enacted by the General Assembly MS
follows:
Section 1. The animal salary Of the
librarian Of the state law library shall be
eight hundred dollars.
Sec. =. The sum If three hundred
dollars, or So much thereof as may be
necessary, is hereby appropriated to
carry this act into effect.
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect upon
it's passage, and all acts and parts of acts
inconsistent herewith are hereby re-
pealed.
l certify the above to be true copies.
S.H. CROSS. Secretary Of State
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-08-16
CHAPTER 1b4.

AN ACT in amendment Of chapter 225 Of
the Public Statutes, entitled "Of I'm
prisonment Of Debtors and Of Jail Linn
ite and Jail Bonds"
Passed April 26, 1880
IL is enacted by the General Assembly as
follows:
Section 1. Section ! Of said chapter Ia
amended 40 as to read as follows:
"Section /. Whenever any person
shall be imprisoned for want OF bail in
any civil action or upon surrender or COM
mitment by bail in any such action, or for
non payment Of any military fine or state
or town tax, or on executi n in any civil
action, except on executions awarded in
actions on penal statutes or on bonds
given in pursuance of the provisions of
this chapter, or in any action ef trover all
actions Of trespass on the case, any action
Of detinue or trespass other than treepass
quare clausum fregit, in which title to
the close was In dispute. and trespass and
ejectment or in any action prosecuted by
bail against his principal, the sheriff or
keeper OF the Jail may grant such person
cham ber or lodging IN any Of the houses
or apartments belonging 10 such Jail and
liberty of the yard within the limits there
Of upon reasonable payment to be made
for chamber room and upon bond being
given by such person as hereinafter pro-
vided."
Sec. 2. All acts and parts of acts incon-
sistent herewith are hereby repealed.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-08-16
CHAPTER 1855.

AN ACT in amendment OF chapter 2i2 of
the Public Statntes.
PASSED April %, lSS9.)
IL is enacted 10y the General Assembly as
follows:
Section 1. Section "A Of chapter DAB of
the Public Statutes IL hereby ameuded
80 as to read as follows:
"Section ~. Every person who shall
en'er hotel, eating house, restaurant or
victualling house and having ordered and
partaken of food, or other reireshment
shall fraudulently evade or attempt to
evade payment therefor, shall be tned
not exceeding twenty dollars or be i'm
prsoned not exceeding thirty days"
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-08-16
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The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-08-16

FlluI Seud twenty cents silver for "The Blum
VN' d"rs of Bashful Man" The funniest
thing out. Lock Box lsi. Jefferson. ". Y.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-08-16

We have eleven Hair Cloth Parlor Suits that we
shall close out Mt the above price, aud include
with the price one Black Walnut Centre Tab,.
mad one handsome Rug.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-08-16

1000 yards Tapestry Carpets at As cents
per yard.
1000 yards Body Brussels Carpets at b5
cents per yard.
1000 yards of Allwool Ingram Carpets at
60 cents per yard.
1000 yards Hemp Carpets at Is cents per
yard.
1000 yards Cotton Carpets at % cents per
yard.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-08-16

i Light or Dark Painted Chamber Set;
! No. Best Excelsior Mattress;
1 No. 1 Slat Spring Bed;
j English Decorated Toilet Set.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-08-16
Extra Bargain No. 3.
ParIOr Suit $50.

Sultan Plush Parlor Suit In different cOlors, sofa
In crimson, rocker In old red, easy chair In old
sold, divan In blue, small chair IN crimson, small
cbnI In, III,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-06-21

Ipruceineer gsorteH nussetramt bite.
aber Rortis IeEte @crte batteu 10 erin.
seEb uHo uHseeuIeia aetIuHseH, eof
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@it eiEem nieeE Seuiser I5cb lib
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rrsi5e @aua geIebHi, bic 5iuite on Ten
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nm ne nit Ger 5unge 81 nesen. GieIes
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lsine Iugen o~nsufreHgeH; ne pursen
feu6t - uHe III pfrlte ibm Gar cine
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nit hem Rltsn Der AdRe uber Die naNen
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S9uraoampfsrfabrt!
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Aller, Travc. Saale, Ems, Eide,
Vera, Fulia, Lahu, EIbe
S~unnobsnos unS @ittprds rcr
Sremen.
S-ounuteuos mo Nittuo9s rad
8ctu 9ort-
Srrrtn if it5r tt;Gsz fuT SrisEes q.
ltasr uae -cn Srcmcn aus fam mar n
itbr furicv 9sil ilmni.i4s Siaet; Is=Ei5
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Rue NIT ksiraetrrr StTHfTaiisans su
3EiI9rzetds EdTllisTs uHe ;ztitsr "a
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Heit 2tTsHs5zas.
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100000
Saflsitrs h1Esa nit esu IamFfnE ets
3rrsssuti5sR yls9s tie 4tiis EsrT's zpsr
F6I une GIT ;uIatstltst. @sssu rTtiis
NET Esiisr,c 5~zTarnatira EtHes maj ~ IL
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-06-21
YH;ciac>Hatcn

Sdtdft:nciiitu, trit 9Eftraiiea 10 Gents
PIC 3tilf.
0nsafisnrtiitn, 2ie uns jsss iOlstuss SIN.
~itratieH ) Gents.
S%fChcret. 2 u:ciaFu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-06-21
Ser 9eriht.

Ser 9eriht. S-tI Ne-lIEeT ScnEaEs
bvlsc- cvit:ertn r2I eav St.ai.2mne:
ces St6Hcr1sgjtt*, e.E cine al: ocs Be-
tEuss aHgeituIejst, eer aEee!e rcE Inn
ais GE,IaiiuE3=;eu2s an3eas5en. p@;e
tcHnteH 5:e," i2ats ecC &itteC i:EcHl,
lid lei SbreE S6uinseIfi eiren i3li6cr
3amen %bsiis3su?" - ~n9lcEu,~ r"cyisgte
Der IHee.lasts. -meiEsH etC!itau Hame!;
tcuRie I'D ec6 ecsu ri5 be.isbeg.- -
Sinh Sic mi. eam GH9e.I2a:en iEseEo<
ME rsyraret?@ iyaste eeg Ritteg Ten
aneeru. - ga rcLI.~ ontrcrte,e %ei:isr.
ieiuen Sumrar nit @lis6crc.IeE StcI; aUs
isteEe, mix iire StEcc=bvloe:."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-06-21
Siuia III ~Ocrfauicn.

Stut9 iu pcrfduicn.
AII Fae i'm Srigs sen ttra 1000 gdtr
snirr AaIlaEsts, Et.&ts itrils i'm iuelintn,
TiiiltrtH retr nrrslittn Sttilt -ra @asts-
naet eeuFtY litst. &ir iisttu eaeit,ss itsT
silis iur 8rrtaufs an.
Rlsrrts IL trfasrtn rra
0rai Srps.,
SumeHn, Rs
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-06-21

Gle Msnit
lit bier III Slnee ,ceni9tr ent1ritsI.. ais
bic S5ifrfrauEo!;ttsi:. Die NtaIiaGu=
%isttisr &esial3tur bat elu GsIes onse=
norn,sn, ntlts5 rarhIs.st, Ten G'ernen
eie SGrr1r;e 81 itussn, uae t;lls An;abI
Observation-Disclosures Hat ire GbiI6t
@:rtIdrt, itytn3 aUf az CuydfihTun9 rie.
les GeisB:. III ad;sn. &iar Nienane
iumulert iid lii &c tIsireH 0lncer, ireI=
ts trahrtnn nt- bsisen Srrlrrermpnate
in Ran 9Satr::er ueritmac:cn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-06-21
aiueeruuao.

eiussrmuas. TyiFtcu bat elm iebT
siItIitss 9erbiItni5 nit ic;EeE ellen ains
sermubme une bsieeR trj6i iait ea= Ser;
ala s3-ea Syitteu MN itca risr Sabre
alt lit on's SGeieer esbsR icI,. lin
be tytgc @eeIs rerisi:ens eini9srmaben
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prbI3s;TcTsrc SiIo 1T ibv in scT Sbat sis
tiftIi6ie gabc, Gle maa itr miigsben
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ec6 picocE ittr b,tguHt 81 iciEc- Nuiter:
-WomaIe.~ iaat Z nit ctirey!;dsm Ges
ftttcn Id hit Sid, 3ic0 mir nal meiH
SilsI ;nm IE'taucn, IN tait* nimmeC
aug, 10 hab' bai. qaT 10 arg YsiE,3eb
Ro6 oeT A!ate."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-06-21
'6crtIceUrg io!3t }
Ter fRfIiHs Ern;nnn

rer: ~9lic oufae-a5:: 'ctalo ocr 6ut*s
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Stai:tcpf.~ Ter 9rots it.eit: v%ica'
S6ai.tcpi.4
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-06-21
SnieianfraIcr

SoioiautraHru. 9siagld II. ror
Trautreit tcnEte il tsi7em Simmer blci=
ben, merlin III. 7cNlE agt uE1eisber, cine
SaSe tefaEe. - u. gl1:i6a!I o'I!tret
ruvee c~bRmi6tis, rcn8 Gin SaaEiaytel
auiset,oger ruEee. - 2~2ei:lau$, 9iEis
pcu 9cler, tcRE:s tsire IePfcI ieheH. -
erasmus rcU Rc..eTeam tetam ccr,
Siitgcnlte J~ic5erl.Ti!e. - Stlli5s,
i5aueeIts en- 9an;tR airpsg, penE er
!9refe oritii5 purec. - Srdo &c 9vabe
rurec beim gRbIid eiEe3 9lier idra6.
- Saco puEee tei iseer wcEeFRitsTnib
cbRmi5tia. - Ga Wc,b Il gares bate
eiRe ertibieoeHe S~Etipathie geser Gle
Munt, easeseU evaiSte i'm Der GrEneE
t65Ii6it.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-06-21

ebineiif6e @oi6cIfalten.
sSn ben Ser. Staateu lebeu g~esenpiTtis
IS, 900 GbinsisH pom ReiRissH Der Gdi6e,
reltes in Il, 973 8ai5anitaIisE eeitisbt.
Bel einsm GruaetaritaI pon M. 1925
600 erai.Pt f6 fir bic Die &didersi hes
treiteReen Gbineieu Elm Rs,HsepinH pcE
iibvIi5 S26, 9s3, $40 in SmeEitl.
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Der B'(onOerr.
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The Rockbridge Company, of
which Governor Filzhugh Lee is
president, has been highly sue
ceSSiul IN getting subscribers to
stock. A million and Il half is
What The company is raising.
lie new town OF Glasgow will be
laid off and doomed s0on, and
another Furnishing industrial city
may hc looked for in the near
future. lhe site of Glasgow is ON
tie Richmond and Allegheny
lallosd, OH the James river, be.
tween Balcony Falls and Buchau-
an, Va. Two furnaces are to be
built there, and it will have a
population of two or Three thouS-
and in less than Il wear.
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Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1889-07-27
Through the interposition OF

Through the interpoSitlon OF
the Republican national executive
committee, peace has been declared
between the MahoniteS and the
antiS. and The surface indications
are thai I'LL is serene again in the
Republican camp in Virginia. The
basis of the settlement OF their
difficulties, it is said, was the sur
render on the part Of Mshone OF Il
partial control Of precinct and
comfy conventions, but tue pro
mise Of Doodle really seems TO have
been lie liaimouizeI, which has
brought about the peace between
the two warning factions and
whether or not there will he
cnt ugh to so found and to satisfy
al lhe m;ilconlenlS, therefore be
Canes Il very important one to the
Boss. Brady the king of the kick
els has already received his re
ward, and his wrath against the
Boss Das been entirely appeased.
IL seems, by being appointed to the
office. OF internal revenue collector,
ut AN annual:Salary Of 81, 900. The
poslUffice at Richmond is TO be
rendered as the peace offering to
the Hon, John s. Wise, and If lie
accepts all Will be lovely ,ot course,
with ll.al kicker. Cameron, how
ever, has not Yet Geen provided
with an Office, and is Yet 10 be
heard from; Groner, who Was Il
party ~ HE peace that WAS patch
ri up, is III Il very dlssruntied
mood; Rtudlebargcr treats The
reconciliation that WAS made with
contempt, aud LangstOn says, he
wauts nvllllng aJ the hdhus OF Ma
hone. VIII thuse bright and Shln-
lug lights among the ants receive
reward i'll The shape Of office that
will make them willing fall iulo line,
lcady ~ obey The bchestS oil the
Boss uIu wUlk III harmony with
him tor the interests Ut the Y. .. D..
IN Nngmla! Aud if they ale ap-
peased will the boosle be forth.
coming to satisfy the Smaller fly
POLITICIANS and The other followers
WHO nave desc rteu the Democratic
iuLk 1Ul '.ihe thrift that follows
fawnings' Mahoue, it is said, has
been promised By the Republican
national executive committee,
enough to satisfy all who are vii
ling 10 be bought and through ii
substantial peace may prevail
among all shaGes Of Republicans
ism i'll Virginia, but thatend has hot
been reached Yet. Whether they
narmonize or not though, is i'm
maternal. The conference in Wash
ln.ton resulted III retaining Ma
hone as Boss Of the Republican
party Virginia aud that fact
viii cause harmony i'll the Demo
cratic ranks and result in IL slor-
ious victory 10 us.