The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1889-12-13
TINES TELETHoSB,


TINES TElxrHoss, 1888 >
Try Bromley's 30 cen, coffee.
Thomas W. Penney visited Boston on
Tuesday.
Last week was pension week at Judge
Phillips office.
This is pay week "A, most Of the mill $
in the vicinity.
Read J A. Angelrs advertisement on
the editorial page of this paper
Frank Curan has gone TO Melrose to
work at the barbering business.
In 1890 there will be three eclirsts two
of the sun, and one Of the moon.
Mr.. George Waterman, Of Pascoag,
visited friends in Johnston, Tuesday
Only $40 poll taxpayers ont Of ] 900 in
Johnston have paid their poll taN.-EN.
Last Christmas is Christmas past
This Christmas it il Christmast present.
Joseph b. Johnson is medtating ex-
tensiye Improvements TO his drug store.
The courts Of Berks County, Pa, have
decided that Typewriter will is ille-
gal.
Some of the stores on the square are
beginning 10 assume holiday appear
ance.
For all kinds of plumbing call on
James I. Damon, 1888 High street, Provi-
dence.
T.. A. Corbett, representing the Allan
tic Publishing &c. cf Boston, was in town
Monday
John T..Brown, Deputy Chief Of the
Providence Police Force, is native of
Johnston.
Our advertising columns are beginning
to show that the holiday season is ap-
preaching,
John Chace is doing an excellent bust
ness in this vicinity. He is "A safe man
to deal with.
A Helliwell has leased the store on At
wells avenue occupied 10y him for a term
Of five years
1t is understood that the summer resi-
dence Of the late Henry J. Steere at
Nayatt will be sold.
The Boys Working Band hold an en-
tertainment and cafe in sprnger's Hall,
THIS evening.
Cady's wall paper store in Irons
Block is a neatly arranged and well
stocked establishment.
william Watson, the jeweler will soon
remove TO the corner store IN the build
ing now occupied by him.
The Holiday Guest" Christmas
paper, will be issued from the TINES
Office the first Of next week
Considering the low prices of patent
medicines, everybody in Olneyville ought
TO be in blooming state Of health.
Mr.. Geo. IT, Currier, principal Of the
Johnston High school, has removed from
Graniteyille to the Plaiufeld st. Section.
Attention is called to the ADVERTISE
ment Of Spencer and, Boss, insurance
agents found on the first page Of the
TINES.
Judge w. \. Phillips, Judge Advocate,
G. a. r., has been selected 10y Fred +
Dayiss Camp, No. 13, :. Of v, 10 install
it's officers next month.
c. II. Deacon has enlarged bis place
Of business 10y carrying his repair shop
in the rear, and utilizing other parts OF
the building for storage, &c.
The ladder and appurierances Of the
Rough and Ready Hook and Ladder
truck received a new and bright coat Of
blue paint the past week.
The National Building, Loan and Pro
tective Union Of Minneapolis, have taken
rooms in Stokes Block. James II
Wood W Ill act as local agent
Mr.. Arthur 6. Chamberlain, who had
been an efficient clerk al Fairbanks
Pharmacy for several years pest, severed
his connection with the Pharmacy last
Sunday evening.
The Rough and Ready Fire Company
will give a complimentary ball and SUP
per 10 the attendants and donators Of the
late fair, at Dyers' Opera House next
Monday evening.
Joseph Jaques did reside here iu
Olneyville, but on Tuesday it was de-
creed at the lower bar Of the city justice
that he should live at Howard until lie
reaches the age Of q.
Mr. Jacob Dakiu, of the Rough and
Readys, was one Of the official counters
In the contest for the fremaus uniform
which was won by Mr.. Reagan. Of the
Hook and Ladder company Of Harrison
street, at the fair Of Elmwood lodge X
Of p. last Saturday evening.
Our merchants have made and are
making extensive preparations for the
holiday trade. There will be no need
for any Of our people 20 60 elsewhere 90
find just what they want. The adysrtis-
ing columns Of the TINES will be found
an infalIible guide 90 purchasers.
The longest distance over which con