Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1895-06-25
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wouldn't be boy?
Tim is quite sick. Can IL be possible
that that moustache did itf
Rachel ought to be a good camel-she
surely is not handsome one.
| They are laying rails on the treslle to-
day, and perhaps they'll "get move onu
next.
Did that "sand from the desert of Paw.
tucket" come from the shore OF the "sub-
merged sea ?"
When the telephone wires are put under
ground, will 1t be proper to say Hello
or "Hellunder"?
Let the small boy have q good time be-
fore the Fourth-but don't give him a
pistol or cartridges.
Fezzes are not worn by the Shriners on
a fezzician's prescription. A caveat has
been entered for this.
oi ne handsomest displays OF Jew
eLj 6lf0Ny can be seen in tho win.
dow Of Charles B. Duckworth on Main
street.
The rain this morning was more well
come than the flowers In May, and did "a
much good as years subscription paid
iradvance.
The curbing Is to be reset In front of
the new armory on Exchange street. Now
buy the adjoining lot, and make har-
monious whole.
The new post Office is not yet In evi.
dence, neither is the restoration of the
late mail for New York. Both are want
ed, and wanted bad.
Frank German OF South Providence,
while riding down Pawtucket avenue
Sunday afternoon, fell from his bicycle
and cut bad cash on the forehead.
FoDanythtng in the line of footwear
tb0Rutnc should examine the great in.
ducSmen offered by the Standard Boot
q Shoe q See their ad. on tirst page.
The Defender goes overheard on satur.
day. The Herreshoffs sain't sayin'
nuffin," but they keep on saving wood.
Guess the cup will stay here another year |
sure.
Officer James Callahan makes one of the
best police skirmisbers on the force. You
should have seen him clsar Main street
last evening Just before the Shriners
passed,
A new disease was announced this
morning by q gamin who came back
breathless from an errand with the infor
nation: "He can't come, he's got the
The dredge Yankee Notion has tenn.
porarily discontinued her work In the
river, and was towed here for
repairs to her bucket which he's been
damaged by the rocky bottom.
Rachel is teetotaler. After the parade
last evening she was offered large glass
Of beer by a well.known sport about
town, but she shrugged her hump, turned
Ter head away and walked Oh apparently
aisgusted.
The management Of the New England
Grocery wishes to inform the readers OF
he TRIBUNE that the reporter was mis-
aiken regarding the amount Of money In
he safe that It contained no such
amount OF money ss reported.
Don't fail to remember this will be the
asst week the Mexican Medicine 20. will
,eil the large 81 bottle of Ko-Da for 25
,ents a bottle. Their office is at 1855 Main
street, near the bridge. The company
leave for Fall River next week.
Several trains were delayed between
Boston and this city last night, because
Of q hot box on one car. The car was an
express baggage attached to the Wash.
Ington express that reaches Providence at
!, 10 In the evening. A hot box was the
,ause OF the delay.
Two good. looking men struck town
They were Charles 8. Ashley,
x.Mayor of New Bedford, and Stephen
D. Pierce, who now runs Q clothing
tore down there somewhat with the
lccsnt on the some) smaller than the
Misfit Parlors here. But you ought to
ee them going homei They were a sightl
Eyen their clothes didn't at them. They
,vn stock In the New Bedford base ball
cam.
sundHy morning Rev. Mr.. Beals of the
Thompson Methodist Churc conducted
'ervice In the Memorial Chapel, sayles.
7ille. In the evening the Y. p. Z. T.. 80.
,iety held q missionary concert entitled,
The Whole World for Jesus" compris-
ng long and interesting programme OF
singing, reading and recitations, with re-
'ponslve Bible readings, led by Rev. N.
L. Colvin and shrot address by Rey. G.
Julian Tuthill.
With two bands In the immediate vi
'inity Of Jerry Fournier's Pawtucket Ex-
'hange Hotel at Riverside playing sweet
music all day Sunday Jerry now feels
hat he must secure some attraction at
ais place In order to amuse the crowd.
de IL negotiating with members Of the
Army, and II he secures their
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