Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-10-26
TERSE TRlBUNEiIES.
Breezy Paragraphs Picked Up Every
where by Ubiquitous Reporters


A gas meter registers everyday but stu
il cannot note.
r. II. Bride Of the Attleboro sun was in
town yesterday.
EgA cyclone is something people are gen
orally carried away with.
Reading maketh fun man-so docs old
New England apple-jack.
The people of the United States spend
$3.50, 900 annually for shoes.
Democrats register now. It Will not
have to be done again this year.
Miss Annie Brennan Of Nor h Attlcboro
called on friends in this city yesterday.
Charles II. Feottingcr OF the Manchester
Telegram called at the TRIBUNE office to-
day.
4,. Elm the House" is the latcs
brand OF cigarette The early Grave
kind has had its run.
Work is supposed to be begun this week
paving Garden street, an Improvement
that is very much needed.
A horse car ran into the gates at the
Broad street crossing Saturday night ana
broke one OF them OF short.
Who is going to Attleboro FRIDAY even
ing? is now the question being asked by
those who enjoy a well managed social,
jefferson avenue is now very respect
able looking street. The work Of macada-
mizing will be completed in fe" days.
Rt. Rev. Bishop Harkins win administer
the sacrament OF confirmation Of st.
rs4tA Low of .Fg
Watch for the new advertisement of the
Boston Clothing House tomorrow. This
firm, in Coles Block, is doing a fine busi-
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Baker, formerly Of
this city but who have made South Attic
boro their home for some time, have again
taken up their residence here.
Thomas Lee went to Germantown last
evening and left his horse standing Oh the
street. When he went after the team it
was among the missing and has been ever
since.
Pensions have been granted to residents
Of Rhode Island as follows: "Orignal
hChares Greene, William G. Johnson,
Ezra b. Rounds; widow, Caroline A.
Dodge.
A handsome ring is on exhibition u
McElroy & Moneys window which wil
be given to the best jig dancer at the en-.
tertainment OF Division !, 4. O. II.
Saturday evening.
Auctioneer William p. Moroney sol,
six house lots Saturday afternoon in th
vicinity OF Pleasant View and the pric
paid was very satisfactory, it being from
Is to 80 cents n foot.
Murray Malaria Mixture is considcrc,
the best remedy on the market for thai
disagreeablc disease as O. large number %
persons OF this city can testify. 1t is io
sale at 30l Main street.
The course in chemistry at the ovonin.
high school will begin this evening, anC
all who intend 10 take the course shoul,
be present, il possible, at the opening o
the session at 7.3O O'Clock.
Mrs. Mary A. Iivcrmorc will address
Associated Chartics at Music Hall Assem-
bly, rooms on Tuesday evening, OctobcI
27, at s o'clock The public are cordially
invited 10 attend Admission is free.
The team of Thomas II. Kelley, which
was reported stolen from this city, Satur-
day evening, was found about a. IN. Js
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John Jackson, who was arrested b,
Officer Mcconnell, was before Judge Shov
yesterday charged with being vasran.
lie pleaded guilty ana was given si
months In the state WorEHo.- He "il
return with the flowers m tho -prlngtim.
At last the passengers oi inc pruyldeuc
line Of horse c.r- can ride 10 ana uon
this city without having 10 du hal
hour go-as-y you please rae. oE IaH' GCk,
avenue. The work ON thc street is no,
completed and the CIR track have all bee
rOla.d.
The bazaar for the benefit of o." iIol
Trinity church will be brought go clos
this evening when the different prizes wI
be drawn. The bicycle contest and Oh