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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-03-25
Good system Of Earmark-.

Mr. William Watson explains a sys
tenn OF earmarking which ne considers
much better than tags II consists es'
sontially of tattoolng "a number inside
the ear by means uf an instrument pro.
widest for the purpose.
This would be effective in the care OF
sheep hut not 80 good for cattle. The
implement. however, Is expensive, and
the application some trouble. A con
siderable number Of red polled cattle
breeders M England and this country
are using system, equally effective for
sheep which II seems 10 me ~ simpler,
and tor cattle al least much better. IL
consists merely oi system OF notches
IN the ear by which you can make any
nuinhrr YOU like. from one zap INTO the
thousands Any punch will answer that
makes a notch or hole large enough TO
see or feel distinctly II may be round.
square or triangular. but the punch cut
ting n round hole Is much the cheapest
The pinch used for putting IN tags an-
swers the purpose
do not know who Is the author of
the system, but presume there 10 no
patent on IT Assuming the animal 10
be looking toward you. the notchos with
their values are ~ follows
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-03-25

An clcctioueer down in Mississippi
grandiloquently referred to the old say.
ing, "The office should seek the man.
not the man the office. 4 few days al
forwards the speaker was noticed clcc-
tioneering in old-iashioned style, with
drinks, cigars, Nc. Being called down
and asked about his assertion of a few
DAYS before that the office should seek
the man he replied; 81 still maintain
my position. The office should, indeed,
seek the man, but by Cad, sir! the man
should be around when the office Is look
ing for him"
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-03-25
FOR THE LADIES,

We have opened OF Foreign and Domestic Gnghams
Outing Cloths both the dark and light shades, voiced by
who has them the hndomct displayed the market
Silk Warp all wool and wool filling Henrietta Bedford Cords
Cheveron Cords and Fancy Cood en Scotch Weaves
Came Hair Suings all the Spring shades unsurpassed
We have also opened so do Ladies fine quality Swiss ribbed
plain Vests low neck sleeveless and in high
long sleeves splendid stock of Ladies Gents and Chdens Hos
Ladies and Gents Kid Gloves Genss and Boys Negge
White Shirts Ladies' Gents Boys and Chldrens Shoes.
Our stock of Table Linens Towels Toweng Napkins White
Goods Laccs Embroderes Handkerchief complete
and be sold at the lowest cash prices We especially
Cash buyers and keep books and make
prices for rich and poor alike. J. 5. HUGHES
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-03-25

When standing within q lev Yards of
the guns muzzle at the time Of discharge
q person would be- amazingly astonish,d
were he only able to see the shots ~
they 10 whilzjny by. Experiments in
instantaneous photography have proved
tpusthat the shots not only spread out,
comet like, ~ they thy, bat they string
out to a much greater distance than they
spread. Thus, with a cylinder gun,
when a first shot OF charge reaches a
target that j. 10 yards away, the last
shot is tagging along 10 yards behind.
Even with the chukcbore gun some Of
the shot will lag behind eight yards in
40.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-03-25

\ party Of y. :. Senators and Con.
gretsmen recently made n tour OF the
works of the Bethlehem Iron Company,
where the government contracts for gums
end armor plates are being filed. The
party witnessed large hammer torg"
out an II inch plate for the Terror'stur-
ret from a a. ton iug)t and the bending
of an Amphitrite turret plate under the
monster 5000 ton hydraulic bending
press. They saw one OF the Terror's side
armor plates brought out ia bright red
condition from one OF the large heating
furnaces and lowered slowly into bath
OF oil. Then they saw three large circu-
lar saws 40 through steel plates ~ though
tue plates wer. 80 muth wood. Next
they saw the method of tcmperine 10
inch army tube and the casting Of "
inch round inpot and the subsection OF
it white in fluid state In AN immense
pressure All OF this Ia work which
could not have been done in tins coun-
try four or five years ago.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-03-25
Not In vain.

IfIcsn stop one heart from breaking
shelf not live In vain.
HI can ease one life the aching
Or cool one PAIN.
Or help one fainting robin
Unto his nest again,
I.hall not live in vain.
-Emily Dickinson.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-03-25
COMMON sE~s RELIGION.
H,,Itry ThongaiS hpf ucd to Hnmsn-
-. nirlIuni N.eIs.

LIKE most S'IEl'1t'i lhc Hiv~t "a p''7'
svery thing IA lite has ritlt ~id" ana
wrong sld'. You M iaN' any J"'' Hi'l
% t1fnlnS y around l' ir'.i .'t>''' r'f
pther ,iAr' "a yva i4a} td"' ne si'"t'al
trouble. "nd oJ TURNING % "rpnnn I'M
JOYS on thc O'hrI Nl'. ihe E."'''il''t
mountain never o. g. " ''''l"" Oh WIN
sides al once nor o"'- me S'"''''-l 'i
hie's cdlainiiicS. IiH earn III ~ 'rFo-
buttons MANAGE aD'u' II-''-I never
has dbEAH''S al over ht lhr >'h'' ''''e.
''i'e inn " - '''','1 ~ .'''''' ~ ~
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book over l"' Nh'i' N.L OF GNU. Nes
AMI ci'fsyIu'h' 'h" ! '''"E S"' WI
hnd on" goo" enough '.f l"hr NpnI'
Keep. Il You WIZ. Your pr ln1ir' against
an o'h'i INSTITUTIONS '''' i'' g iiil. one
30 -"'''' =" 90" ,,',''''.' Nv nv. '-'.''Io
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$500 - p'as'' ""u 'DL;iia-
lao ,,., rl,.s ,1.r. vour soul will be
,J......d
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= ~ 80 w ''o - -
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W.. a. ,'I'', .'''s - "a Al,
',..i ,,I',Il;n,, A., 10 ,.,, so,ro ,.o,Ie
Jr,ya lyiiab with bis horses of fire
,.,rId b.ye talon ,breo weeka 70 get
into heaven
,.,-.,'s
III '''' 49, V, $500 20
.iiS o''I '''',''' ','', .t'o ~ -. oiv
wan ~ " 80 o"' '"oy Wv - ~
N"o" Nv" :" man - 0u'' ,,eI .'.'lAe
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anE''','" W i"' '''' i,'Jul', y. peor
"'o '',i ~ vi, - -
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sn"i' van '''''' ~ van '''''
Inc le'"hstru''ioh Oh 'hiS worth LOT
christ Is I" he AT the hhhn Oh an ue-
NOMINATIONS oil ChriSnails' each one
doing us particular WORK. N Is the
business 81 the Afnlhi'hs 10 sur inc
oi'"e' ~ = wv ".,'''''SS ~ ~. C'"' ~
r.,;.','.,'I;a,.' g. -,
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We 49, -, o.. ';n,,,a,
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-
We expect Ia" lnnch Oh our chiiureii
when th'E become 'hr'sti"''S' We ouS"'
not to look Tor SraVit! anu deeP ap
pc, alton ut etorhh thhSs' sucn as we
hnd ~ grown persons NO uouo' ,n'
chll'I'en tha' were ili'oi oy lhelr nioth'
ers INTO thrlNts arms ana got MS oiesS'
lns. hNt minutes ai'er lie set 'nen' uoW'
were ~ iUli "I r"'nl'" S "''"'c ''ici 'aih'
10 HIM. INC boy that because he ila'
become a Christian i diSSnSted WIN
halI pIa\lhS' lh' ht'ie gun M'o oco""S'
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-03-25

The largest gun manufactured at the
Krupp gun works, Essen, Germany,
weighs $1,000 pounds and is of the fin
est quality OF steel. The calibre of this
monster engine Of death Is l3l inches
and the barrel II feet long. The great
est diameter oi this gun is 6A feet and
the range is about Il miles.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-03-25

We 10 not believe that tanner gan
make o. much money from iioca If
hens e.. rom a herd " COWS. hut wr ne
iicy" he An make "a l,r2'r profit in pro
portion tp capitol invested in heu-.
leaving aside iu. matter Of selling eggs
and poultry, the farmer wiIi make no
mistake u h., Keeps his family vel up
pli.d with eggs during ali Seasons e. the
year There ar many farmers who buy
cgps. although they should have them
to sell Mirror aud Farmer.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-03-25

Size jd Won attend he amateur per
formtu.. Ihr other night?
to Why. took one al the principal
part am surprised that Won dIdn See
me-. luu were thrre, were you not?
She OiA vrs. hut YOU didn't come on
until tu, SECOND act, did you Judge
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-03-25
In&.

They faultess in perfectly made and elegantly
at abulouy low prices We have also received doz Mems
fine Silk and Satin rec Crepe Decline and Four in Hand
all the Spring shades the hdomt line of Ties offered
Stanford.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-03-25

DIR Eordvc. s,n,hfim.s drank a rood
deal at dinner re wa, -pmmonel ono
.evenin, NATHAN, vb.n be
was mon. than "falf saes o,.,- and con.
scious Thar M, c,e. AZ ler.ip, b., o,,i.o
AMI tot, .,,,,a,Jo -, -.
heats IA. ,uptt,a,.d -nr,pi. ty I,,.,-
N.xt ,o,,,i,.. r.,,l,e.ti,. D.. ,.,c,,,.
s'atl''-' ~ va, 'rrh'l3 N'A'b and Just
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-06
In the Chamber of Deputies Daring the
Panama Canal Discussion.

PARIS. 10 On the chamber Of depu-
tie, the Panama question again caused
great excitement. Deputy LeteIlier de
mnnded that 60" proceedings Of the com
mittrc ~ in.c-l.gltlun .louid be- taken
down st,nocraph ally, IN order that he
recoru nigh D" I.r, ct for future refer
euce. II was iulp. .rL.It. a. SAID, that he
whole truth -.0n.i be mate known. DR..
BrissJ.. rcpi Il trHI he had 40 objection
to such u cours.', bat feared IL would be
difficult 10 l1ve thc proceedings reported
steDOgtap .trlily.
Al this instaut a fearful shrek rang
throu:h the cl npar. aud the deputies
spran - thci, f'. aua ( ,L"d IN the IL
rection from wuir the sbriek nad conN.
ID putty Duur,li was writhing in the
Couvul~iOus "t riu.cDsy he was paving
with bis hands, aud seemed 10 be foaning
at the mouth. II was q fearful spectacle,
and one tAat Eurrilied the depu les The
sit JiuK wa- ~ once suspended, wnll" a
score Oi ucmDer~ Ttu to -dcspr their uu.
fortunate OwpaniOn. who was borne still
sbrieking from IN. chamber.
When the excitement Md been some.
what allayed, "A vote was taken upon the
proposition ~ Deputy Letellier aud il
was NJ eiected bv an emphatic majority
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-06
un Ntw vNLlKyR,.
10 u, O. ~ iu secret 90 the CiJ do.
hbn.u DuntINcH's Challenge

10 o. g.. 90 iu secret on tho Cil do.
NhuHi DuhtIN.H's Challenge
Lu<uI. D.. g-.Nr Watson, who IS
dr.'4uu .or Lld punrayen tho yacht
Na..r.. which d. to contest Tor the
Anr.. .s .lu -.ould a race b, arrar .ri,
Ltv- tp.# ... vessel will, hc built AitL
c..uuIe.. -...r.g on thc Clyi- No Wat
st.r..l- tp -Hy whether she will D.
yru..r. ...u keel pr Ccuterburd oi
..caa. icular~ Whatever regarding
lur uu~ .u,ht The Nukyre will he
cor u.fI, py Captain william Crane
Gr.. 1000. TO-. crew will To- english. She
vi itl. ,nr, in several gaces ia British
waters ... ..s crossing tbc Atlantic
NV YORK, Dec 6.-Tbc letter c)n.
Gaining n. challenge Of Lord Duura zen
ua- .y...l py th, secretyr, o.. tir Amer
..tt .Ig .ommittDe, = C1H5 CGuilJiu.
i,, .I.. '..t tho po0nt- 4 diicr.uC' we're
only &. vOrdiug aud IN some minor
matters. 1l IN tID body u the ChsllCugs,
uul j'.H.. would be sailed uulns. S1ms-
thing uut '.,-cen happened. The fact II
tine ~ut.- -u..I.ry nstur" of me challenge
was nn..t.ly telcZraphcd % General
pn.ur ir ston. When he arrives
..r ...... lu. committee VIII be held IL
j. rX pucted rs ~ that a- tuv ,,iuuii.ee
IA, made ali..u., weuts Tor r,ce, on M
& ul..ious ii. uoWu ny the club NJ its
70 nretiuQ 'he ,cyiou of The committee
800. be ratified. Il i- improbable tuat a
me. ,ng Of JAc club will he ned before
next Monday.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-06
riE rKI.>,H CABINET.
Indications Ih,t ~. Cr,.i. Wa. Been
Nf'dgsd ~ Last,

'i'iEfN ~ last
rAur-.B.D . I.ut...su- are conferrtnz
0Ilu ~. Ur.f tu| II "a b. .iey "a tnat 2
nec government viii b. organized IN time
tn he xuzettrl tomorrow morning The
LIST rey1r.l'i - probable. n nor reason.
ably rt uu, i-aI col. vs.:
VI biDot president ~ the council and
man. stcr of fo,eilu affairs: NJ. Bourgeois
minister uf Justice: VI Loubet. minister
OF the interior; VI Sarrien minister OF
commerce AMI industry; NJ. charles
u ,uN. IN ulster of instruction.: VI Frey
r'.ct. miuisryr ~ war; VI Burieau. min
i>t.r ut up, 10 Gfijr-; VI ~ 'velle. minister
ot agriculture. VI. Ruuvivr. minister OF
Lua",r, VI. \,eUte. nnU,s,sr oil puoli,
WORKS
Al, except Dupuy and Sarrien we're
u"iu''r- ot tEo tJultt cHbihst Wnile
retaining his Old portfolio ~ minister Of
the interior. !. u'-t would be succeeded
m the pr-utJ,hip by Ribot. who will
also letain hi p'd portfolio. that oi min
l~'rr "i 'u.'-u affairs NJ Viette. VI
fNWirr, VI. Bn 'eau aud VI Frevcine,
Wonld have their Ola portfolios, waile VI
Bourgeois, la drt,rrure ~ the Panama
canal scut'u''rl, wuum hs t.Hn.frrre,l
FROM the ministry Ut public instruction
- the ministry oi iu,t'c-, thus -,pltciua
VI. n'lun- NputHrd, who voulS y,
dropped
{ srles Dupuv. nev man. would take
sons4eH " oit 1ortiolio. 81 Ljlo r uub,
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-06
OECEmBEk lSt, 1892.
GH AND
Christmas Opening
OF
HOLIDAY GOODS.
AT OUR STORES ON
lORIN MAIN md HIGH STREETS.

Our December trade last year immense. This year
we propose do better We have bought in the Home
and Foreign Markets largely aud cheaper than
before. No should pass stores without coming in
and looking at elegant display of Christmas Gifts
Trading will be made easy prices plainly
marked Our being the largest in the city you will
expect much. You'll be disappointed. Readers who
perplexed decide what give for Christmas will find
wealth Of suggestions in looking through various de-
partments Remember hold and purchases free Of
expense for delivery any day named
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-06

ABOUT Bl ACK-L|STS
Dec sion OF Importance
10 Mill Employees.
The FALL RIVER WtAVtRS
The Case Acted Upon by the Mss>a-
chusetts Supreme Court.


'''''t'r 30.
Ih' N'ir tnsr't ullls 81 J. "a
am f"hu Harrison, .up..r.nt,ad..,. ...
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crU'.Hr. N.r. 10 .- t.r. 81. ht l.,.
hla. l i-frl ~ .,IYsI.sto work Hta....r
OFF a..,. it.l by tl,. u.l,. owner, ..
l t.l. ,....g ,u. ..lI .t..,c, ., -..
'''.."' ' '.' IN .'e.i@'h SEW
iH '.r ct-r ~ DW'h Worthiug' t.i
oti.r- t..iH-. l.t-uror Wnr.ng I. D.
I.rlu.,uQtrf Ham son The court -.t.'
.rh ,,..,-,.
49,, $500 .t..
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w. '"'". -'" .A,s'"s c'h'I 'l'
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,''''','''' ~ y" i"'"" ID ~" ""
"''' wv NP'''' 10" "'''''"' 'he
h""'dN - h' i"dir'in"nt
u 'h' injury NWch h~i been received hN
an, , ,,.. n. - Wv, ''iuS s '.o p,,.''i -
49,. ...r.. 49,, ,,'.''i,n Ia " ,,'''oJ" =. D.,
4, ,,t..,,, -, .o,t =, L.. Lr,,,,.,h, h, asb
i.t.tioncr ,cp,rtioly. The only grievenoe .1
/, ed which Is cnutiuu,,t i'm it, nature.
tine c,n.ir,,., not 10 .unloy the te,itioper,
i,u. cr,, r,, no ,,,.,rny,.t in eo,ity
tor pioinIp. The defendants fron contiuulnr
such con,yir,cy or for compelliny the defend
amt, c,tb,r Ia r,uploy the petitioners or 10 uro.
,.,,r. ,,,.,,.,,t o. H. III 80 r. ,>
II ls plain. however. thar The n,ti,iop ,yas
d.. ,,.;,l . H.. a. a -. - -
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-06
a, Pnrtnb,ng nr tn. Sutur. OF Both.


l'NpoN. De. % Holmes, the signal mau
wnose neglect ~ duty, consequent upon
pvrrw'rk ana grief tor the loss OF hi.
chiid c0u- / he terrible railroad disas.
ter 80 'lc scotch eNpr, - nelr Thirsk, Oh
Nov. % .n. the loss uf several lives,
plcn'ed guilty to the charge OF manslAugh
Gen au wa- bound over 20 appear for
iudl uut. it called upon. Deep sympathy
h3- been Expressed Tor Holmes and the
ee-. ua- caused widespread attentiVA TO
th, .,Il of ov"rwork on railways
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-06
co Gstss JFE ,.

Tho -,ss..M II tn, tu, ..,nu'o
Congress rcHsu ,,-,,rdsN. Ntruu.u 10 H.
to the nrst rar.,irl 60. a. .,ya. --D.. -a.r,
time hence, jLat ST., mU., I.u. hr ,p.
sasctneui oi u"u-ura- of l.ruI rl l.ru.
e,erything d"n, at No-a...t.n tor iu,
next few weeks will teN,a,.ueB vito lr.s'
interest
The Demo,ra y @ cl..r 'H. uHy im
tn. sseeplnl changes promised. l car
prob the pm ion .caudsl and pat IT,.
nation ~ IT." way OF rcluorizug vasi
sumo. II csn exppse l1r scIuaalou.
reck k,~ssness, not o. ,M' q 10, Nur-.
name, which has rs, ,sco p. s.op psym.
In Q few year. from - ,o0npoO 20 sleo DO
600. The Civii S,rvice can he lhorougni,
invs stigated.
Report rays that II need 1t badly. An,
indivi, usi tar n measures can and -h"uio
be put through the House Irrespective u
the rocepl ION they may meet with IN h,
sepst.-as the basis for the legislation o
1884. IL will be busy Winter. an,
frauds ana parss te~ and Gli WHO cunside,
the people their legitimate prey, vii Lav,
On uneasy time.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-06

would be druur. nom tlt ministry ~f
commerce 20 y.i. room !,r Sur."r, also
new man ~u.lts Is % lawyer % yrals
Old, IN p....ic- ~.ro. i-1l and. ~ 1850
miuister of 'o.iH' aro 'eicsf t1... com
nunic ui5l Cuat- DUr.2, t.r ututt
new mu. Is Hu in-uu'' . and general
authority 900 educational subj .i-, O.
ycar, a.s .u politics sine. ls-i, Flt lt.puFu
LaV.a a.. -.,rrl offices in his proir..
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-06

NV SO n. Dec. 6--lrwis Newman. the
ch.Di tlil.. ~ ,n- G',naa edition Of rhe
Daily N,5.. d..d suddenly IA Noquiu's
le I.u. ug. u. Fulton street Nr New
... .H ..,."l given the waite his ur.
der when he f,il back ia his chair, gasped
1"a" lily ouo" ~ twice, aud died Hear
HI-. .c.,s w. cpns" # hi, ueath NJ
>eHr,n we 81 years Old He wis mar
rird .tu lived iu BrolAlyu.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-06

PHILADELPHIA. Dec. D. - John "
Smathcr. IT A~h.,rlic. v. c.. a student At
the Jefferson Medical college. shot and
probably Lb y wounded William T.
Williams, q resident OF the same place
eId Also STA lat at the nstituticB. Il.
lI"y .Du , |r'H. ~, college hi lliu.
-mrthrr- ria.u5 William, assaulted him
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-06
CITY OF PAWTUCkET.
Application for Transfer
Of License.

OFFICE og THE License "oMMIssIosEss,
PAwri CKkr, X. l. December 4, lsa2.
Application as been flrd tn this ofice
TO have the second class liquor license now
h lei by Z nley q X binson nj "a Water street,
T. auSferred "a nush MsIkya the same 10
cation
" ard OF License Commissioners will
@ iu session st their once Tn is'ay, DE
c mber Is, nj O'Clock y. M. at which time
heard ON the IN tier ~ granting said appii
cation.
RERS ARD KEENAN,, $780,.
GEORGE NJ r Y, {c
Ell HA ". BUCK IN, o"h"i sioh"'s
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-06
CITY OF PANTUCKET.
for License.

oFTICE % THL LICEssE COMMISSIONERS,
90. PAwJCCsxIr. ". Dec. 2, h32.
Application Tor III, cnsc 20 -tl puie. spirit,
Ous. Intoxicating an muit liuu re mas p' on
% u'to 10y tns follow Ing nbued person;
SECOND CLASS.
tuhH F. Quinn. ofS iir al az.
Inc BOar'i Oi Lice SO Commissioners VIII
i.u Ia session at then Office on Thursday.
December u, a bo'c ocS y. M, at when thns
'lnd place al persons so Desiring may bo
q card un the matter Of granting said app T.
r tinn
hERNAkDKnEsAN. l,cen.s
Elisha W. RUC y KtIs. commissioners
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-06
CITY OF PAWTUCKET.
Application for License.

OFFICE OF THE LICENSE CoMMIsroNERs.i
PAwTUCKEr, X L., SOy. ~, ls.E2.
Application tor lIct nae TO sell ure, spirit.
Gus, l. t"xicattng and ma liquors hns bt on
made by 'hc follnwing nriue,l persons:
SECOND CLASS.
J"nn Duty, 3j7 neral Spri avenue.
Jacob We cjei, 2is ur'dle II Get
THE Board Of License commissioners VIII
DC IA session NJ their oftiCe on Tuesday,
nUcClnbCr 70, ~ oC och p. NJ, at which
tfsYe a1d place all pcrsons so desiring may
be bea' d nn the matter of gran ing said ap.
pltcations
bERN Mp kLESAk. License
LblsHh ". tauCRLIN. commissioners
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-06

The Democratic ticket in tn" S'"on'
Wsrd J. composed OF very rUpu unl, auu
worthy men who wou.u make first class
repres, ntsilves IL elected Every Demo-
crat should -upport hem.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-06
CITY OF PAMTUCkET.
Application for Transfer
License.

oyfICE oF THE LCEssE COMMissIOskns,
PAwTUCKEr, X L., Nov. 80. 1899
An ap ,licati ~ has reen fileu in tins on
to ha, tue sec.nd class liquor iiceDse now
held by I'm w X. enSn at ,@ Pleasant
street transferred to Ia Mt n low ie,t
The Board of -LIcen-e commissioners will
be in sss ion at their office on Tuesday, be.
cenber i3 It ''ciock p. M, at which time ana
nn the mstter OF granting said application
BERNARD KEENAN,, ,,..
GEORGE M. REX, ,SaN.
ELISHA W, KU KILN AS"""hss"""'~
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-06

One , onethe calamity croaKers r-tryst
before ths advances IN wsgez portsd
non ell quart"rr ~ the ststa
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-06
GET THE BEST.

r Taylor's system W dress cutting
taught LAY OF evening b. Nrs L. Westcott,
thc mes q thorough and snccessful teasner IN
Rhc cdc leland. fermt go. tl down and tl
week Pupils car make their own dresses
az . = rooms while learning, q aud 81 Howe
pni aii- ais 81 Nsiu street. ps~tusEsf
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-06
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WALL PAPER STORE
=. r. CADY
369 Main Street. This Citv


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Re~pectfrl'y y'urs,
s B FULLER.
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Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-06
ASSIGNEE SALE.

Will be- sold at pupiic auction In the
building, corner of North Nam snd RsId
ST eets, Paw u kes, r. l.. at one O'Clock q.
m. Dec. lat, 1892, the following q ,sctIbet
machinery USED IN the manufacture OF
ladies' jackets, cardigan jackets, etc
Engine and Boiler, Shaiting and Pul-
ieys.
English Lamb Macn'ne, two Sleeves.
American LamD Machine, li'inch
needle bed.
Leighton Band Machine, 1872 needles
with ana attachment for Ladies' Vest.
PETER Machine, 80 needles, IL guage.
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Lindley ~ IS gusge.
Lindley so
1 Moses Mellar Il Sons, 81 needles, IS
gauges.
1 Moses Meilsr Il Sons, so needles, IL
gauges.
! Moses Melisr d Sons, 10 needles, IL
gauges.
Pelevine and Rebt. Hand Machine, SO
inches wide, 26 guage.
Abel Crochet Machine.
Jewellers Punch.
Fairbanks Scale and Beam.
Grindsione.
Paine Mat herson Spooier and SpooIs.
The above described mac merry Is IN
first class condition.
THOMAS F. MURPHY,
Assignee OF Samuel Crane of Pawtucket,
r.
rhe above sale il sdjoui ned to DECE NJ
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-06

rhe above sale il sojoul ned to DECEM-
BER 7Lh, az l p. N.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-12-06
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