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The Worcester spy. [volume] (Worcester, Mass.) 1898-1904, 1898-11-09
H0OSIER
Poet Delights
Big Audience.
PATHOS AND WIT.
A Delightful Evening of
Music and Poetry.

Yesterday evening, under the aus
pices of the Woman's Club, James
Whitcomb Riley delighted a large au-
dience with recitations- of his own
poems. The entertainment, which in
'cluded very pleasing piano selections
by Mrs. Carrie Hunt, interspersed
among the recitations, was in charge Of
the miscellaneous topics department
Mrs. o. E. Rawson chairman, and was
prefaced by brief address of welcome
from the president Mrs. Archibald Nc
CuIlagh
Mr.. Riley is more prepossessing per-
sonally than his portraits would give
one to understand. He is a deliciously
homely man all the time but his coun-
tenance has not in animation that
rather sinister smirk which the at
tempt to look pleasant seems to pro-
duce. 1t is a face that permits of the
greatest variations and shades of emo
ton. and that inspires mirth with the
least possible effort on the part of its
owner. Mr.. Riley worked his face hard
last night, and the people in the seats
before him curled up with laughter as
he led them through the diverse situa-
lions demanded by his pieces.
| I.
peculiarly raw, uncouth, twangy voice,
but it serves him so admirably in his
! poems that one is convinced instantly
| on the spot that all HoosierS must in
eVitably at all times speak in such a
voice. Mr. Riley's whole manner eX-
, erts the same authority, not only when
! he acts the old farmer, the veteran, the
hayseed, but when as last night, he
| impersonates the young educator, the
l n 11sria cd fhT0u
his smoke rings and the little loqua-
cious boy-all of whom live in Worces-
| ter quite as much as in HooSiePland.
Not equally. though.
! He was at his worst when confronted
with sentiment of the sentimental kind
for then his voice played him false;
| when the lights and shadows were
| the homelier phases of our hui
man nature, such as paternal
pride, patriotism, candor curiosity and
| the like were to the fore, he was at his
| best In all but one or two of his selec-
tions he was absolutely natural, but
natural with the creative touch of the
artist rather than the patient fidelity
of the photographer.
Mr.. Riley read eight times. Beginning
with numbers that every one in the
/ audience recognized as characteristic OF
| him, he included an representation of q
| smart young educator addressing q
school and conducting an object lesson
and concluded with a representation OF
q laxative little chap of seven enter
tanning his sisters young man. The gem
Of the evening, so far as histrioniC
ability went, was the educator piece
which was as clever a bit of acting of
the stage as any one in that hall is
| likely ever to see The applause after
each number was generous, but the best
token of appreciation was the pinny
silence and the broad grin of delight
that sat upon the audience from almost
the beginning Of the entertainment
until all hope Of recalling Mr.. Riley had
vanished.
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AT HAVANA.
No Business Done by the Evacuation
Nor4,,t ei.paxe

No Business Done by the Evacuation
Comm ssioners.
Havana, Nov, S.-No business what
ever was transacted today by the evac-
uation commissioners rs
The members of the American com
mission seem much annoyed at the Nr1-
necessarily prolonged delay of the Unit
ed States commissions appointed to Sc
lect camp sites and arrange for trans
portation, who seem to have accom-
plished little or nothing, but to post
pone the bringing of United States
troops, stores and supplies. The landing
place at Playo now will be completed
in a week.
This morning Major General Butler
was entertained with breakfast at the
Dos Herrnanos restaurant by several
Cubans. During the function, which
had no political significance, an excel
lent band played the American airs.
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CITY OF SANTIAGO.
Main Question Now with General Wood
is the Water Problem

Santiago de Cuba, Nov. S.-The main
question now before General Wood,
governor of the city of Santiago, is not
political. 1t is the water which is q
serious problem. The rainy season is
about over, and usually after a month
or so of dry weather water has to be
brought from the mountains and sold
in the streets. General Wood is anX-
ious to avoid a repetition of such condi-
lions, and has engaged the services OF
three expert engineers to report as to
the best method of supplying the city
with water, whether with arteSian wells
or otherwise.
Matamoro, a colonel in the insurgent
army, and formerly bandit, firing OF
the humdrum ways of peace, recently
took to the hills with 20 men, and is
now carrying on his old vocation, rob-
bling plantations and farms of cattle
and horses, holding people up, and set
ting in every way a bad example.
General Wood is determined to sup
press Aatamoro, and a part of the gen
darmerie is now ready uniformed and
drilled, well mounted and armed, to dc
the work.
Today 20 men, under command of a
lieutenant, left for the locality in which
Matamoro and his companions are, OPP
Grating, with orders to bring them in
dead or alive. The general opinion here
is that if Matamoro is not suppressed,
he win soon have between 100~and 200
recruits, but now that the purpose OF
the authorities is known it is not eX-
pected that many will join him. The
Americans here are greatly annoyed
and the Spaniards deeply grieved at the
failure thus far Of the special Spanish
commission, headed by General Dor
Luis Valderra, to recover the body Of
General Vera Del Ray, the Cubans hay
ing apparently levelled the GROUND
where the body was buried for the ex-
press purpose of preventing it's recov.
cry. Another effort will be made to-
morrow.
The Reina De Los Angeles left this
evening for Gibara. In addition to tn.
staff of physicians and nurses first Sc
Iected, she carried two contract sur
geons, one of whom was formerly OF
the staff of General Calixto Garcia
| General Woods orders to the surgeon.
were to vaccinate everybody in Gibars
and Holguin.
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ROAD TO BE REcHRIsrENED.

Denver, Col, Nov. S.-The Denver
and Gulf railroad, which is to be sold
under foreclosure Nov. Is, will be re-
christened the Colorado and Southern
railway when the reorganization is eff
fected. The receiver, Frank Trumbuu
is to be president of the new company.
The road viii extend from wyoming
through Colorado to Fort Worth, Tex.
with possibilities of further extension
toward the tidewater in the future. The
Arkansas line win become a part of
the system, making a through line
from the summit to the sea.
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INDICTMENT AGAINST INSUR.
ANCE COMPANIES.

Cincinnati, o., Nov. S.-The grand ju-
ry of Kenton county, Kentucky, sit
ting in Covington, KY, today returned
indictments against SO of the leading
fire insurance companies of the United
States, Canada and England. The in
dictments charge that the companies
have formed an unlawful pool to pre-
vent free competition among all insur-
ance companies, and their agents doing
business in Covington, and thus extort
a greater premium rate than otherwise
would have to be paid.
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DECREE OF FORECLOSURE EN-
TERED

Springfield Ill, Nov Sin the Unit
ed states circuit court today, Judge
Allen entered decree OF foreclosure
and sale in the case of the New Eng
land Trust Company against the Chi
cago and Ohio River Railroad on a
mortgage for $780, 900, executed in Nav.
1856, on which interest was defaulted.
The road has been absorbed by the De
catur and Evansville
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a FATAL WAsHTUB.
Fitchburg Child Met With a Peculiar Do
mestic Accident.

Fithchburg, Nov. s.-Louis Col
Iette, infant son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John z. Collette. was drowned
in tub Of water at the residence of
the parents, Water street lane, this
afternoon. The child was playing
was out in the yard hanging UP
clothes, When the little fellow Chamber
ed over the edge Of the tub
to it's death, being found few min
utes later by the mother. The child
was in the water but a few mo-
ments, but life was extinct when dis
covered.
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TOES CRUSHED.
southbndge Man Meets With a Painful
A9eident.

southbridge. Nov. S.-Edwin Allard,
young man of about IS years, en-
ployed at the works of the Southbridge
Printing Company. had his left foot
very badly hurt yesterday afternoon.
He was at work on a sewing machine,
and got his foot under the treadle,
crushing his toes severely. 1t was at
first thought it would be necessary to
amrutate part Of the foot, but it is
hoped now thar that viii be avoided.
Or. f. Fl. DIN is attending him.
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TROOPS AT LEXINGTON.
The Eighth Massachusetts is to Move
to Americas Thursday.

Lexington, KY, Nov. S.-Maj. Gen
Wilson and staff have gone to Macon
Ga. The Second Missouri goes to Al
bany today. The Sixteenth Indiana
goes to Columbus Wednesday, the
Eighth Massachusetts to Americas
Thursday, the Twelfth New York tC
Americus and the Third Kentucky tC
Columbus Friday The other five regi-
ments leave next week Paymasters
have arrived to pay some regiments be
fore departure.
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CRUISER CORDELIA.
The British viii Remain at st. Johns
During Winter

St. Johns, N. F., Nov. S.-The British
cruiser Cordelia, it is understood, will
be ordered to this port to remain here
during the winter. She will hold her.
self in readiness to scour the Grand
Banks for the enemy's shipping, if wal
should be declared. The schooner Bril-
liant Star, Capt. Fury is total loss in
Green Bay. The crew barely escaped
with their lives, The British steamer
Hinduston, Capt. Flaws, Glasgow, fol
New York, arrived here today with
her propeller blades broken. After re-
pairing. she win resume her voyage
tomorrow.
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TREASURY sTATEMENr

Washington, Nov s. ~ Today's state
ment Of the condition Of the treasury
shows: Gold reserve, $242, 19A, $40; net sill
yer, 81, 296 662: United States notes in the
treasury, $1I572S7S; treasury notes OF
1890, SIS, 351; total receipts this day. 81, 755.
1896; do. this month, $11,1S4. 365: do this
year, SIG, 221,97S total expenditures this
day. 81 $4,000; do. this month"; $12,36O COO
do. this year. S251. 0S5, 523; deposits in ma
tional banks. $95, 4l6,617
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oRpEREp our oF FAcroRIEs:

East Liverpool, O.. Nov. s. Deputy
State Factory Inspector Bull has or
dered 800 children of school aga out OF
local factories Difficulty is being ex-
perienced in filling their places, while
many schools are oyercrowded. The
girls We're employed in pottery decorat-
ing generally.
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For insurance in the follow
ing leading companies, viz:

SCOTTISH UNION AND NATL ms. co.
of Edinburgh
PROVIDENCE WASHINGTON ms. co.
of Providence, R. 1.
THE LANCASHIRE ms co. Of Eng.
PLY LA L7Az1P[ELPHIA UNDERWRITERS Of
CALEDoNIAN ms 90. Of Scotland.
READING FIRE ms. co. of Reading. Pa.
sun INSURANCE OFFICE of England
GIRARD FIRE ms. co. of Philadelphia.
UNITED FIREMIN'S ms. CO. Of Phila
CAMBRIDGE MUTUAL FIRE ms. co.
of Cambridgeporr, Mass
BERKSHIRE MUTUAL FIRE ms. co.
of Pittsfeld, Mass
PLATE GLASS ms.
CO of New York - -
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IT THE BABY is CUTTING TEETH
Be sure and use chat old and weII-tried
remedy, Mrs. Winslows Soothing Syrup
for children teething, 1t soothes the
child, softens the gums allays all pain
cures wind collie. and is the best remedy
for diarrhoea. Twenty-Five cents a bot
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AT MAIN STREET BAPTIST


Friday night, Nov. H. at 7.30 there will
be a free lecture and chating-dish dem
)nstration in the chapel of the Main
Street Baptist Church. The lecturer
will be Miss Diana Stevens of Boston,
now a teacher in the New Era cooking
school, this city. Miss Stevens lee
ture abounds with useful hints and
practical knowledge for the progress
i've housekeeper. The public are in
vited. Please bring spoon, fork and
napkin.
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RUPTURE

CAN BE HELD AND CURED without
the cruel truss or knife BY DIR l. FAR.
RAR of Boston, a regular physician Of
over 80 years experience The treatment
Is new, up-to-date method. The doctor
also makes radical cures of VARICO-
CELE and HYDROCELE.
BRANCH OFFICE in the LINCOLN
HOUSE, Worcester, EVERY THURS
DAY, from 10 a. m. to Z p. M. No charge
for an interview.
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DR.. Bulrs Cough syrup Z the hes,

remedy for all bronchial affections. II is
great mistake to allow q cough or cold
to run on, for it may develop serious
throat or lung trouble. Take Bulls
Cough Syrup at once.
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Persons suffering from sick headache
dizziness, nausea, constipation, pain in
the side, are asked to try one vial of
Carriers Little Liver Pills. 81
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Go to 81 Front Street.
EDWIN ELDRED & CO.,
Resident Managers.
QUINCY MUTUAL fIRE INSURANCE Co.

Tnsures the safer classes of property for /,
and 5 years.
Cash fund January n 1S9S... $613, S75 Y
Surplus over all liabilities..... s60l54 s.
Amount at risR. 34,070566 90
Losses paid IN 1887. ............ 43125 46
DIVIDENDS paid IN 1S9..........~ 1887 20
Gain in surplus in 1897 ....... 22.984 1s
And every loss paid in full.
CHAS A. ROWLAND. Pres. and Treas
WILLIAM r. FAY, Secretary.
CHAS. E. GRANT, Agent. 1852 Main st.,
Worcester. ~ a,4
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Any one can take Carriers Little Liver
Pills, they are so very small. No trouble
to swallow. No pain or gripping after taxi
ing
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PLUMBER IN WAR.

The lieutenant-Is that one Of your men
over there in that field?
The orderly-It Is, sir.
Who is it?
Fassett, the plumber.
What is he doing in that onion patch?
Looking for leeks, sir Yonkers States
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A. c. Munroe,

Liverpool & London & Globe ms. Co
Queen Insurance Company.
Atlas Assurance Co., London.
Franklin Fire ms. Co., Philadelphia, Is
Spring Garden ms. Co., Philadelphia.
Williamsburg City Fire Ins. Co., n. Y
Citizens Insurance Co, New York.
Newark FireIns. Co., Newark,
American ms. Co., Newark.
Northwestern National ms. Co.
Buffalo German Insurance Co.
American Insurance Co., Boston.
Mutual Fire Insurance Co.. New York.
American Cen raj Insurance Company.
Worcester Mutual Fire. af
Merchants & Farmers Fire.
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WEAK and NERVOUS women
DR.. Greene'S NGrvura, the Great Strength
ener and InvigOratOr Of WOmankind.


debility nih close confined atmosphere
thousands their
power in family bervemns and responsibilities and work
Vhich erends
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Telephone-Ofioe, 21S-s; residence. 2s2.
Perfect protection. Rates reasonable.
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RARTF0RD
SlNUn Boiler INSPECTION 1nd insurance GOnDdll

IIINENI I7NiSD, NUINlN
Insurance Against Loss or Damage to
Property and Loss OF Life and Injury to
Person caused by Steam Boiler Explo-
sions. NJ Allen, Presidents: VIM. b.
Franklin Vice President; +. 3. Allen. Sec
ond Vice President j e. Pierce. Secretary
and Treasurer.
JOHN RODGERS. Special Agent.
Address Us Main Ats. Hartford, Conn.
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INSURANCE.

WORCESTER COUNTY ms. AGENCY,
Clarks Block, 1872 Main Street. Worcester,
Mass
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if to do my
ThenI began to Greene Nervura and
we'll
lido at the splendid
refreshed fdo
My
would
Mass the famous
personally
by
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great strain upon the systems of Here is the
women complain of being weak nervous tired and exhausted
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ener and invigorator of womankind,
DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy-that remedy which rebuilds
health and strength, purifies and en-
riches the blood, gives strength and
vigor to the nerves, and the strong
vitality and energy to the system which
will enable women to do their work
and yet keep strong and we'll
Mrs. M. D. Perkins, of 100 6 ST.,
So. Boston, Mass, says;
81 was completely run down and
could not eat, for the sight of food m
sick. l did not sleep at night and was I
in the morning as when l retired at
II. LAaI nnL Lei nched all the tit1ln
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They have little or no rest; their life is one con-
tinual round of work. duties here, duties there,
duties without number What wonder that such
women go to bed at night fatigued, and wake tired
and unrefreshed in the morning What wonder
that they become worn out, so to speak, in nerve
and vital power! What wonder that they have
great weakness, exhaustion, pains In the back and
limbs, together with distressing female com :,
plants which are always causing loss of vital
strength and vigor. They are tired out and
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-07-08
ALLENDALE.

Mrs. S. B. Smith has returned from a
visit in Westerly.
Mr.. Charles Clarke entertained guests
from Apponaug on the 4th.
Obediah White OF this place was one Of
the graduates ofthe Centerdale school.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Needham spent the
4th with Mr.. and Lawton OF Ashland.
Mr.. T. P. Bassett and family are spend
ing a few weeks at Narragansett Terrace.
Miss Mabel Olney has returned from
visit to the family of Rev. Mr.. Maryott at
Wexford.
Miss Marion Gardiner exrects to start
on Monday for Chicago, where she will
remain several weeks,
Manton Sweet, who is employed at the
Gorham Manufacturing Co.'S works, is at
home on a two weeks vacation.
John Clark fell from load of hay last
Saturday while working for Leander
Gardiner, and narrowly escaped serious
injuries.
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MANTON.

Many Manton people went down the
river July 4th.
Miss Dora Evans is visiting in Cum
berland.
John R. Hulmes and son Samuel. sailed
for Europe on the Lucania last Saturday.
Work has been begun by Thomas Nc
Mann in removing the old school build
ing to Gladstone ave.
R. Richardson is selling the famous
Blue Flame wickless oil stove. 1t is con-
sidered the best in the market
The Willing Workers" connected with
St. Thomas Church gave a very success
ful lawn party on the grounds of Mrs.
George Hassold. last Saturday afternoon.
George San Souci met with an accident
on Saturday of last week. While riding
his wheel near Odd Fellows Hall the fork
broke and he was thrown on his face cut
ting it quite badly.
The graduating exercises of the Man
ton Grammar School took place in Hold
ems Hall. last Friday afternoon. The
hall was crowded with the friends OF the
school and all were highly entertained
by the interesting program given. The
following were members of the gradu-
ating class. Matte Ambach. Elizabeth
Mackie, Julia Shea, Susie Smith, Susan
Sprague, Fred Fannuff. Cyrus Rounds,
John Shea, and George Thurber.
The diplomas were presented by the
principal, Miss Avis Hawkins, as none
of the school committee were present.
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ENFIELD.

Mrs. Chas. West entertained out OF town
guests. Monday.
Miss E. 6. Tobin visited friends in
Berkeley. Sunday.
Mrs. Clara Sherman spent the 4th with
relatives at Pawtuxet.
The Misses Annie and Alice Smith have
returned from a short visit
Mr.. Richard Abbott OF Providence Wis
tied friends in this place, Sunday.
Mr.. Lunell King and family OF Woon-
socket spent Sunday with his mother,
Mrs. Lizzie King, of this place.
Carlton Sweet displayed a number of
fireworks on the evening OF the 4th, they
being purchased by the contributions OF
the neighbors.
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HARMONY.

Angel Sweet, Of Pawtucket, spent Sun.
day with Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Walling.
Mrs. Henry Randall has as guests this
week, Mr.. and Mrs. Clayton Wheat and
son.
Mrs. Charles Randall had as guests
the first Of the week, Mr.. and Mrs. Peter
DokOn, of Providence
Mrs. Clovis Pearley and children of
East Glocester, were the guests Of Mrs.
Peasley's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Tenant, Sunday and Monday.
Mrs. VIM. Costello and children. OF
Providence, are spending the summer
with Mrs. Costello's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs Arnold Steere.
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CENTERDALE.

Frank Sweet has a new wheel.
H P. Wood has a new barber in hi S
employ.
The fireworks in this place was very
fine.
F. c. Angel is suffering from an attack
ofmalaria.
Mr.. Andrew Kielty is having a new
house built on River View Plat.
Mr.. George Blake's house is nearing
completion.
The Methodist Sunday-chool enjoyed
picnic the 4th.
Mrs Chas. Aldrich entertained COM
pany on the 4th.
Mrs. B. F. Sweet entertained friends
from Pawtucket on July 4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Normanton of Har-
risville spent the 4th at their old home
here.
Miss Eta Evans and Miss F. Wright OF
Central Falls visited Mrs. o. A. Burlin-
game, Wednesday.
The annual excursion of the Centerdale
Worsted Co.'s employees will be held at
Crescent Park on Saturday, July 10th.
The town council held short session
here on Tuesday. Only four members
were present. Jurors were chosen for the
Fall term OF the court, and some routine
business transacted.
The following pupils graduated from
the Centerdale Grammar School last Fri.
day: Earl Sweet, George Blake, Obediah
White, Evelyn sweet, Mabel Harris, and
Abby Tallman. The graduating exer-
cises were of an interesting character.
William Ralston, conductor on the
Centerdale eectrics, reports the theft of
a bundle containing Scotch kilt, plaid,
scarf and brooch, all valued at $40. from
his car, No. 36I, at GAS o'clock, Sunday
evening. The articles belonged to a pas
senger.
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Our customers say you manufacture
three of the best remedies on earth, =
said the mercantile firm OF Haas. Harris,
Brim s. McLain, Of Dawson. Ga. in a
recent letter TO the Chamberlain Medicine
Co. This is the universal verdict. Cham
berlain's Pain Balm is the finest prepara-
ton in fhe world for rheumatism, neural
gia, lame back. quinsey, sore throat, cuts
bruises, burns, scaIds pains and swellings,
A 25 cent bottle OF this liniment in the
mouse will save'a great deal of sufferir g.
Buy it at the drug stores OF B. A. Smi,n,
OlneYville, and 6. R. Parker, Johnston,
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PURE WINES AND LIQUORS FOR MEDICINAL
PURPOSES.
OLNEYVILLE, r. /.

The Campaign against Bugs. Reaches,
Moths and all kinds OF insects has COM
menced.
Moth Balls, Ioc. h., 3 lbs. 2s.
Camphorine, 4" - "
Gum Camphor, 44c. ID.
Hellebore, Ioc. Ia b., Isc. Ia b.;
25c. Id.
Insect Powder, Ioc. IA lb., 4oc. ID.
Paris Green. 2sc. ID.
Magic Fluid, 2oc. ID.
Petterman's Roach Food, I5c. and 2Sc.
Chain Lightning Bug Killer, 2oc.
Whale Oil Soap, ISc.
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1898-07-08
CREEEVILLE

w. S. Steere and wife of Johnston are
spending the summer at this place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Harris spent the
4th at Conimicut.
The TINES has secured a competent
correspondent for Greenville, and the
happenings of this village will be faith
fully recorded hereafter.