The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1894-03-09
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Smokers who know a good thing when
they see it, say that Tanners White
Eagle cigar is an elegant smoke.
Walter D. Harris tells the Telegram
reporter that he is not candidate for
road commissioner of Johnston this
spring.
William L. Whipple, who has been
absent several day In Maine, returned on
| Tuesday.
| The present General Assembly is as
much interested in the senatorial ques-
ton as though it was to have a hand
in it.
Mr.. George Howes, station agent on
the Consolidated, returned on Tuesday
from business visit of several days at
Cape Cod.
One of Olneyville's polo cranks got
severe blow in the eye from players
shinney at Infantry hall on Saturday
evening.
Rev. F. E. Davidson began the series
of revival servides in the Tabernacle on
Sunday. In the evening the audience
was so large that an overflow meeting
was held in the Broadway Baptist church.
Mr.. Davidson preached from the text.
'Lord, What wilt Thou have me to do"
1t cost the city of Providence Sc, ,72S. 20
for "listing, killing and burying dogs
the past year.
Rev b. Fay Mills, the evangelist, arrived
ately presented with an invitation, signed
by number of local clergymen to con-
duct meetings at home this month.
which ne accepted. The first service will
be held in the Pilgrim Congregational
church on Sunday morning next, when
the Roger Williams Free Baptist church
will unite with them. In the afternoon
an $3.50 and in the evening at 1880, in
the Union Congregational church, where
the services will continue to be held each
evening during the week except Saturday.
| Robins have been seen in Scituate and
bluebirds in Johnston this week. Spring
is surely here.
W. c. Fuller, the Broadway druggist,
has a new advertisement in the TIMES
this week.
Several Olneyville shots attended
clay pigeon shoot at George MAYORS
farm near Allendale, on Wednesday.
W. A. Phillips will act as auctioneer at
the big sale of blooded stock, farming
tools, ETC.. at the Slocum Stock Farm
near Riverside on Wednesday. March 15.
This is bona fide sale and it will pay
farmers and others to attend. See adver-
! tisement in TINES.
Albert A. Cole, of this place has been
granted pension.
Go to Underwood's for fine upholster-
ing, 33 Delaine street.
The Whipple Manufacturing Co., prin-
ters, are moving this week to their new
quarters on Middle street, Providence.
Rev. F. B. Cole, of the Church of the
Messiah. preached at Prwtucket on We'd
nesday evening.
Miss Greene, fashionable dressmaker,
on MantSn avenue, has taken rooms over
Whipples furniture store.
Williams and Munroe, dealers in bicy-
cles, corner of Union and Weybosset
streets, Providence. haye and advertise
ment in the TIMES this week. Mr.. Mum
roe is well known in this section and
would be pleased to see his old friends at
his new place of business.
Peter Hicks and James O'Donnell, two
young men of this vicinity, have enlisted
in the U. s. Navy.
John P. Fox, the lawyer, taken the
contract of collecting the Johnston swill.
Mr.. Fox has hired farm and will raise
swine.
The Johnston Town Council holds a
regular meeting this afternoon.
Col. G. j. Arms, the we'll known East
Greenwich attorney, Was in town We'd
nesday.
Kennedy and Cough, the Manton ave-
nue. grocers, have a new price list in the
TINES this week.
Evangelist Horace King will speak in
Library Hall, Sunday evening at 7 80,
on 1.-The New End of Gods School for
Mankind" All seats free.
Captain and Mrs. Bree. who have been
connected with Salvation Army here for
the past six months will leave for another
| field of labor next week. Farewell meet
ing Wednesday evening.
Swarts Lodge of Providence visited
Manufacturers Lodge on Tuesday eve-
| ming.
Smoke Tanners Honest Deal, best FIVE
cent cigar.
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