The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-11-24
OLNEYvILLE.


TEE NEWS has established branch
ollIci, in OlneyviIle Square, Irons Block,
loom No. 3, In the Office occupied by Mr.
MN. A. Carroll. The representative OF
1l,e paper will be on hand 10 receive COM
nunications. OF any nature.
Political straws.
The West faction of the Tenth Ward
held q meeting in Columbia Hall, last
evening. Both sides are straining
avery nerve and leaving no
[rtone unturned TO win the coming
a city election. AT present 1t Is totally
[{mpossible 10 make any predictions In
favor OF either side. The question seems
TO resolve itself into one of bringing out
1he vote. AS near as can be judged, there
kn not the slightest difference in
fnyor oi either side il the full vote Is
boiled, ami therefore the side which Is
[most successful in getting its supporters
I 20 the polls is looked on as the winner.
The Crisp Club and the Dead Sore Clnb are
working for the West ticket, while the
Ieiferson, Carlisle and working mems
Lolubs heartily endorse the McGann-
Covell nominees. Both parties seem con-
fIdent OF victory.
n On account OF the decision of the city
treasurer that property taxes must be PAID
one day earlier than heretofore In order
TO ensure the privilege OF voting, IL IS
|thought that several hundred Olneyville
voters in the Sth, 9th and 10th wards Will
be disappointed at the polls next Tues
day.
Several OF the prominent Democratic
electors of the Eighth Ward assembled at
the headquarters last night and held
secret pow-wow, discussing ways and
means to get there next Tuesday.
Thanksgiving Season
q time of rejoicing, when friends meet
and talk of the doings OF the past year,
H. I..... f. h..s
things for the inner man. All pronounce
Nicholson, Thackray q Co.'s formerly
Nicholson & Ferguson's) the best place
and the cheapest place to trade.
% lbs. Granuated Sugar for s1.00.
Very best Creamery Butter, Csc. per lb.
Best Haxall Flour, $3.50 per bbl.; every
barrel warranted.
One half bbl. sacks, s1.so per sack.
Ten lbs. fine currants for 2bc.
Six lbs. good raisins for 25c.
Two lbs. Leghorn or American citron
Cor 25c.
Four lbs. of mince meat for 25c.
Two lbs. OF lemon peel for 25c.
Two lbs. of apricots for 25c.
Four lbs. dates for 25c.
Five lbs. tapioca for 25c.
Four and one half lbs, OF Scotch Oat-
meal, 25c.
Good p. r. Molasses, 25c. a gallon
Three lbs. new Figs, 25c.
oranges, lemons anu nuts AT the lowest
rates.
Call and Judge for yourself whether we
ARE not all we claim.
NICHOLSON. THAcKRAY q Co.,
IN 1910 Westminster Street,
Olneyville Square.
Playing shinney.
"A lad named Kelly was playing shinney
IN Leah street this morning and received
blow in the mouth from shinney stick.
The blow opened his lower lip. DIR. Coyle
1lxod him up and a slight scar will be the
|nnly thing left in a few days.
Kicked by Horse.
A boy named Dugan had scare last
night but fortunately escaped serious in
1ury. He went out to feed the horse, and,
50 fooling round the animals heels,
ne received kick in the forehead. DIR.
FARRELL took a couple of stitches in the
rash and says that the blow was not
6erious one, the boy being more scared
than hurt.
Business Mems Association.
The Business Mems Association, which
6os been practically defunct for a long
slime, shows signs OF reviving. The
I0lllcsrs are making efforts to secure re-
Dttendance at the meetings. 1t is prob
1ble that meeting will be held about
Me first of December.
Held Back for Pay Day
40 order to give you chance to buy your
groceries before the advance takes place,
Xo the Flour and Butter markets
3ke much higher. Yours for business,
1.-THE Hustlers." % lbs Granulated Sugar
Loo. Best Dakota Wheat Haxall, $3.50
<bl. (every barrel warranted) The very
Inest minnesota Wbeat) Haxnll made
~ - he lad f.t~ -
LIS bbl. Best ST. Louis, 45c. bag; 1910
8bl Choice Creamery Butter, 2Sc. lib.
Very Best Creamery made, &c. lb.; 5-lb.
box, $1.50. Best Butterine made, lib.
0flnts, 15c.; 10-lb tubs, S1.35. Providence
NJ. Lard, &c. h., 3h for 25c. Onions, Ice.
~. Potatoes, 20c. PIX, 60c. bu. lib. As
orted Jams, l3c., for 25c. Jelly, &c. h..
for 25c.
Thanksgiving Bargains.
Imported English vostizza Currants, all
Ieaned, ready for use, Sc. h., for 25c.
Choice Currants, &c. lb., for Zoe. Bbl.
Eurrants, uncleaned, PC. lb. Imported
1eedless Raisins, cleaned, 10c. ID. Choice
4uscatel Raisins, &c. lb., for 25c. New
3tock). Old ones at your own price. }.
3say or Crosse d Blackwell Imported
Dcotch Citron, Orange or Lemon Peel, 20c. |
&b. "American," 15c. lb., for 25c. Mince |
Meat, Sc. pkg, for soc. Evaporated
Aprlcots, l3c. lb, Tor 25c. Dried Black |
berries, 15c. h., 2 for 25c. New California |
tones &c. To-, 3 Tor 20c. Mixed Nuts, IOc. I
H., 3 for 25c. A full line of Fruits, Nuts, |
Lannon's, Dates, Figs, Oranges, Bananas, |
~ low rs the lowest. word TO you |
7bout our Teas and Cofiees. Choice |
O0long Tea, 25c lb. Special bargain is |
bur 35c. Tea. Choice Formoss, 40c. lb. |
sPerfection" Blend, a5c. h., has many i'm |
tations both in quality and price. buy |
3he Originally Fancy Formosa, 50c. 10. |
Dur Coffees are fresh roasted every week |
IND guarantee them in price, quality con-
Djdered. Perfection Java, 25c. lb. .. q. |
lava, 34c. Id. The very best Mocha and |
Java, 36c. h., will be served free to all |
Durchasers Saturday.
THOMPSON BROS,
Cash Grocers anu Tea Dealers.
Olneyville Square.
yellow Front.)
A Dog Run Over.
A dog belonging to Mr.. Scowcroft,
% the corner of Manton and Atwells ave- |
mes, was run over on the square this |
Morning by an electric, He was suffer- |
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