Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1892-08-17
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Miss Jennie Coffee Ii at Bristol.
w. d. McCaughey Is at Block Island.
Dolany Council, X. OF O., meets tonight.
This is grand weather for the watering
places.
Miss McCabe OF this city is visiting
friends In Artic.
Miss Sarah Donnelly of this city has
been visiting friends In FAN River.
An iron front is being put In the old
Miller block on North Main street.
General Humidity seems to have again
mounted his high horse for capter.
Miss Alice NcGinn and the Misses
Farnham are ut Block Island rccreating.
Claude j. Farnsworth, ESQ, returned
today from a weeks stay In Pennsylvania.
No trouble TO get a weigh with your
money In the ponny-in.the-slot weighing
machines.
"Tho Knights OF Columbus March,"
composed by ID. w. Reeves, 10 the latest
musical treat.
Henry Lano, grocer, has made an as
sisnment for the benefit OF his creditors
to Frank Ii. Sweet.
Although the girls are about all wearing
suspcnders mono have yet been seen
fastened with ten penny nail.
A man was arrested yesterday afternoon
for evading payment Of fare on the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad.
Miss Sarah Costello, . former resident
OF Valley Fslls, 10 visiting Miss Katherine
Butler at the latter's residence on Titus
street.
1t is expected that tho sewer railway
will be above Exchange street by Sunday
80 that the Interstate cars can be run to
High street.
The gams 10 on and "Mose" Is forty
miles svsy, coming - fast As Buffers
mora" can carry him. He 10 expected 10
arrive about Christmas.
Roundsuaaa Vsnsnda will 60 TO Wash
ington with the q. A. Il. on his vacation.
Sergeant Nickerson 10 still undecided
what W do with his week.
A couple OF boys were arrested last
night for plaguing Dexter street China
mau. After being kept At tho station
awhile they were released.
Arthur L. swifs Of the Slater Cotton
CompanyS ofRos has returned from his
vacation which was spsnt st his parents
home IN Jsvsts-Sssy, Conn.
Horssshoss are considered lucky things
10 aud, bat In Texas 1t IL unlucky to fnd
Q horseshoe II horse happens TO be
attached to II. The finder is liable to die
from throat dimoulty.
The Slater House, under tho proprietor
ship OF Ernest Litterer, las been
thoroughly renovated and refltted, and
parties can now be accommodated In the
best possible manner.
man named Hasgall lives quietly as a
farmer at Scottsville, Mo. II he is any
thing like what his name implies, he
should 60 out into the world. He would
never bave to soil his hands with toll
Rev. William A. Connor, G. y. c., Of
Notre Dame University, Notre Dame, Ind,
is the guest OF II. z. Fitzsimmons, at his
residence on Prospect Hill, Lonsdale.
Father Connor Ii q native OF Providence.
The most unhappy peoplc In tho world
| are those who have aspirations, and tastes
to enjoy . 100000 income and have to
shin along on 1886. However, many
Of the latter class may be found at shore
resorts and shine quito brilliantly for a
week or 30.
Every car that ran TO this city on the
Interstate road was filled yesterday and
this u considerable when 1t Is known that
the cars DO not run 10 the center OF the
city, but stop nearly half milo from 1t.
When thoy sro run to Main street the
| company will be obliged to run tow cars.
An Atohison girl OF whom 1t was pre-
| dicted that she would surely marry a
king, is In Colorado supporting her hus-
band by keeping boarders. Sho drew a
full hand instead of q king, but that Is
nothing unusual. Many young men form
a decided aversion for work as soon as
they marry . smart woman.
The rubber trust, concerning which
there have been so,many.rumors OF late, Is
| to go Into effect November !. 1t will be
| an immense concern II the present plans
arc carried out, as tho stock Is fixed at
s6O O,000, 900. A matter Of that kind should
bo rubbed Oh the slate, like tho ten dol
lars 0'Grady waited 30 long for.
'In buying . cigar" said dealer In the
weed, "alwsys select Q new brand. BY
doing so you will often secure as good a
cigar for nicklo as you have been accus-
toned to pay dime for. Manufacturer,
whom they put now cigar on the market,
make 1t rs good - possible In order that
1t will catch on. When cigar has made
a reputation for Itself, 10 begins to deter
iorato feaifully."
DIR. George X. Roberts, who has recently
opened an Office In tho Beswick Block, Is
graduate of the College OF Physicians
and Surgeons, N. Y, and has boon In
general practice twelve years. Seven of
these have beon devoted to his speciality
eye, ear, nose and throat diseases. He has
been successful in his treatment OF diHi-
cult cases, and ail needing . physicians
advice should not hesitate 10 consult
him.
Railroad pessssgers are new classified
individually - "Arst- t-olsss," second
class, y "immigrspt," "tourist," "excur-
sionist," "family ticket paasenrors. "