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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1898-10-03
ATTHENORTHE END.
Thrown From Bicyce by Breaking OF a
Pedal-To Hold a Smoke Talk.

James Glavin, a 13-year-old lad VINO
lives at 50 Bernon street while riding his
bicycle along Douglas avenue, near
Candace street yesterday, had the mis-
fortune to break a pedal. He was
thrown from the machine and picked
up by Officer McCartin who took him
to the office of DR.. Fisher. The doctor
found that the lads hip was injured
but that no bones were broken.
There was a small fire in the attic
room of the house owned and occupied
by Elizabeth Cheney, at 1870 Evergreen
street, about IL o'clock yesterday morn
ing. The fire did but little damage,
and it's cause has not yet been ascer-
tained.
The bright young men who have
charge of the affairs of the Pekin Lit
erary Association have some Wen
thought out plans for the enteftalhlnent
of the members of the CLUB ana their
friends These plans include the hofd-
ing of a hard times smoke talk on
Wednesday evening of this week, the
holding of a dance later in the month
and "A concert week from next sun
day afternoon. The program Tor the
affair Wednesday evening includes
debate, a collation., instrumental ana
vocal selections and some fine Havanas.
The election OF III Nht
Mems Hebrew Association was held
last week and the following were elect
ed for the next term: Leonard N
Zisman, president; Joseph Bergel. vice.
presidents Abe Fain, recording secre-
tary: Abe Greenstein, financial secre-
tary: Morris Bergel. treasurer The re-
tiring officers are: L. n. Zisman' presl-
dent: IL. Goldin, vice president; T. IL
Dawson, recording secretary; A. Green
Nj. NONROr-
sky. TREASURER: II. Cohen. conductor:
The second yearly anniversary OF the
Young Mems Hebrew Association on
oct. 25th. '9s, will be held in what
Cheer Hall, where dancing. speeches.
and a collation. will be served. Each
member has the privilege OF three IN
vitations for his friends.
There was a meeting in the hall OF
the Sons of Abraham, on Gladstone
avenue. last evening and the new con-
stitution proposed for the state was
taken UP and considered After a good
deal OF discussion II was decided to ask
the opinion OF former representatives
John Nelson, on the proposed import
ant change. and To have that gentleman
and some out of town orators speak on
the subject i'm the hall where last
nights meeting was held.
Paul Bratton found a silver watch
with a small gold chain attached near
the North Burial ground yesterday at
ternoon.
one solitary drunk was the only case
TO call for the care OF the police at
tached TO the Second station last night.
The many improvements that are un-
derway at Davis Park were warmly
commended by the many visitors 10
that charming spot yesterday
The Dewey Social Club will have a
dance on Tuesday Oct 4th in What
| Cheer Hall. 643 North Main street. A
cake walk will take place. and - In
| gold given TO couple winning cake walk
Last night the Friends of Zion had "a
postpone their celebration OF dedicatng
the Hebrew flag in What Cheer Hall on
account OF the crowd being too large Tor
the hall. IL is expected that larger
hail will be hired next Sunday for that
purpose.
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PAWTUXET VALLEY.

The drinking fountain which has for
several yea~s been located at Clyde
rpuare was removed Saturday rs IT
would interfere with the tracks OF the
new electric road and as the result
many horses that have been Ii the hab-
it OF drinking at the trough were great
ly ydisarIo.n,ed and seemed TO be unccr-
tain as to where they were at. The
fountain is TO be located near Pixies
planning mill but at present IL is un-
dersoins repairs at A. w. knights
yard at Riverpoint.
Oficers Gendron and Lewis arrested
Lizzie Pearson Of Natick and Jennie
Iemay OF Arctic Centre Yesterday and
carried them 10 East Greenwich, where
they were arraigned before Judge Til
ley on the charge OF being lewd and
warton persons and on their plea Cf
not guilty were locked up In the Jail
over night. This morning they were
given trial and sent TO the state farm
Or six months.
Ernest Potter former resident of
Lippitt and well known in the Valley,
died at his boarding place at Attleboro,
Saturday night after a long Illness
Edward Bailey OF the cruiser Mont-
furlough with his parents at River
point, returned TO his ship at Newport
This morning.
The crusher which is breaking the
stone for the new macadamized road
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Waite OF Seekonk. in an alley not far
from the post office. and the oificer
came to the conclusion that the drunk
en- man had driven the wagon into the
lane. The wagon was driven 10 the sta
BILE OF O.. G. Kenyon on First street, Dut
there was no comfort for any one
within half mile of the stable during
the day.
DR.. Sears OF Providence ofiiciated az
the morning services of St Mary :
Episcopal church yesterday, ana I. A.
James, a lay reader. In the evening
Two men were each fined s. and costs
I'm the Seventh District Court yesterday
morning for being drunk.
A new curbing is being placed In POSI-
ton on First street.
one or two Italians are missing from
their work at Rumford this morning.
which leads Chief of Police Adams TO
believe that they may know something
of the stabbing.
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Shameful Conduct.

The misconduct of the transport cap
tains was so important a matter that
much more space must be devoted to
it than can be allowed here. In a
word, they acted entirely in what they
believed To be the interests Of the
Owners" meaning, not the govern
ment, which was paying them enor-
nous rents per day. but the men who
employed them in time Of peace. For
the greater part OF each day these men
kept from three to twenty miles out at
sea. where IL was impossible to COM
municate with them. and where they
burned coal at the expense of the gov
ernment. Had they been given stations
and ordered to anchor over them, they
could have been found when the supplies
they carried were wanted, and the cost
OF the coal saved. | was on six differ
ent transports and on none OF them did
| find captain who was, In his atti-
tude toward the government, anything
but insolent. un-American, and mutin-
Gus. and when there was any firing OF
any sort on shore they showed them
selves TO be the most abJect towards
and put TO the open sea, carrying the
much needed supplies with them
Scribner
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WARREN.

The annual harvest festival and
agricultural exhibition of Kickemuit
grange. L. OF H., opened in Grange hall,
East Warren. Saturday evening. Three
sides of the hall were devoted TO the
large exhibition OF vegetables, fruits,
flowers, preserves, jellies and other ar
ticles. The vegetable exhibits included
great varieties OF corn, onions, citrons,
melons, squashes, potatoes, turnips,
beets, pumpkins, cabbages, beans and
cucumbers. The exhibitors were G.. IA.
Tanner, Henry N. Davis, A. X. Tanner.
Edward Mason, Clarence Luther Josiah
Tanner. Jr., Ezra Mason, George u.
Robinson, Ambrose B. Mason, A. +.
Maker, John Usher and A. r.. Mason.
Jellies and preserves were exhibited by
Mrs. George r. Tanner Misses Matte
and Louise Mason, Mrs. William IL.
Maker and Mrs. A. T.. Mason, and fruit
by Edward Mason, Mrs. +. Maker, Geo.
III. Tanner. A. IL. Mason, Mrs. "A. Is.
Tanner and George f.. Handy. A beau
tiful floral exhibit was made by Mrs
Henry ri. Monroe, Mrs. George II. Sher-
man, Misses Mary w. and Emma Ma
son and Mrs. A. X Tanner. Among
other noteworthy exhibits were Hub
bard squashes by Edward Mason, tur-
ban squashes and tomato plants by
George III. Tanner, Y. y. l.. potatoes
Weighing two pounds each by Ezra
Mason, a varied exhibit from the Maker
farm and cornstalks ~ feet in height
by John Usher. A floral chair. con-
structed by Mrs. A. *. Tanner. at
tracted much attention. An old fash
ioned supper of meats, vegetables and
pastry was served in the evening by the
ladies. The festival concluded with
arv mn tar ~ a m
Rev. r.. j. Adams, ID. D., of Boston, is
the guest of Rev III. W. WatJen, and
officiated at the Baptist church Sunday,
Lawrence Henderson lost number
OF fowls Saturday morning, which were
killed by dogs.
Mr.. Thomas Reeves is III with typhoid
fever at his home on Franklin street.
Miss Mary l. Cutler is visiting friends
In Saratoga, N. Y.
Mr.. John Donohue. who has been Sc
riously III, is improving slowly.
Mrs. Henry Paine OF Mansfield is on
visit TO her daughter, Mrs. Alfred
Brown.
from Charleston. where she has been on
a three weeks visit to her parents.
Mrs. II. w. Brown has returned from
n visit to friends i'm Danielson, Conn.
Mr. Sylvanus Bowen and wife or
Weir. Mass, are visiting Mr. Bowen's
parents at Hampden MeadoWs.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. T.. Richardson and
child of Putnam. Conn. are on visit
to Rev ~. w. Brown at the Methodist
parsonage on Church street.
A new and improved furnace Is being
placed i'm the Baptist church by Lam
gille & stevens.
Mr.. Chas. Wheaton OF this town has
gone to New York To reside per-
manently.
Miss Edith Workman Of Amesbury,
Mass. is the guest OF Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Nelder at their home at Hamp-
den Meadows.
Mrs. Rebecoa Thomas is on visit to
friends i'm Fall River for a few days.
Mr.. Henry Collins has been on n
visit 10 friends i'm Fall River for the
past week
Mr.. A. c. Barton. who is employed In
the office Of the Warren Manufacturing
company. is I'm New York for few
days.
Mrs. Emma W. Mckenzie presided at
the organ at the Methodist church sun
dav after an absence OF nearly two
months on account OF badly sprained
ankle.
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NEWS IN AND ABOUT F..
THESE PLANTATIONS

started up again this morning, after
having been broken down for several
days
officer Cursor yesterday arrested
Hugh, John and Michael ONeil of Riv-
erpoint and carried them 10 East
Greenwich. where they were arraigned
before Judge Tilley on the charge OF
assaulting Herman Foster on Labor
day and on their plea of not guilty were
held I'm 5000 bail each for trial
Rev. O. II. Still OF Crompton baptized
two candidates i'm the river at centre
willie yesterday afternoon.
The members OF the Pontiac Swedish
Methodist church gave very success
full social and entertainment in the Nes-
try OF the church Saturday night
Joseph Larne OF Pontiac met with "a
severe accident Saturday evening
while visiting his brother at Arctic
Centre. Mr.. I.arne, who is man 62
years OF age. was descending the STAIRS
when he missed his footing and fell TO
the bottom of the stairs fracturing his
right knee cap. DIR. l.. A. Fecteau was
summoned and reduced the fracture.
Mr. ]. l., Peacock of Brown UniVer-
sity occupied the pulpit at the Natick
Methodist church last evening.
A Young woman named Kelley was
severely injured while attempting 10
leave a moving train on the Pawtuxet
Valley railroad at Natick yesterday
afternoon. The woman went into the
train TO hand an umbrella TO friend
and in attempting TO jump off the train
after il had started fell heavily To the
platform and was badly bruised about
the head and body
Prof. Turner OF Boston delivered an
interesting illustrated lecture on THE
Life of Christ" at st. Josephs church
at Natick last evening.
Fred Cooper, formerly engine n at
the Natick mills, has accepted a SINH
lar position at Brunswick. Me.
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EAST PROVIDENCE.

About 10 o'clock this morning Patrol
man Taggett found "A man lying on his
back i'm front Of the post Office on Taun-
ton avenue and at first supposed that
the man was dead. but upon shaking
him up found that he was drunk. The
fellow was loaded into "a wagon and
taken 20 the police station. and the i'm
dications are that he will not be sober
enough To arraign before tomorrow
morning.
when Mr.. Taggctt returned to his
post he was notified bv some Of the
store Keepers that there was q hOrrid
stencil somewhere I'm the vicinity, .and
the patrolman was not long I'm locating
a swil cart. owned by Washington
1T was almost n miracle. Burdock
Blood Bittcrs cured me of terrible
breaking out all over the body. ] am
very grateful" Miss Julia Filbridge,
West Cornwell. Conn
Monarch over pain. Burns. cuts.
spra4ns,- stings. lnstant-rclicf Dr.
Thomas Eclectric oil At any drug
store.
only one remedy I'm the world that
will AT once ston itchiness of the skin IN
any part of the body. Doan's Ointment.
At any drug store. 30 cents.
\ boon to travellers Dr Fowlcr's
Extract ~ Wild strawberry cures dys-
entcry. diarrhoea. scasickness. nausea.
Hlcasant TO take. Acts promptly
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AGENTS-To sell the greatest of all
pictures; sales over 10000 daily; Re
member the Maine" I'm 20 colors, show
ing accurate photographs of each and
all OF the 266 heroes who were lost on
the Maine by Spanish explosion. Ha-
vana Harbor on heavy mat board.
14x19. s. per hundred. The Great San
tiago Battle, showing accurately the
sinking of the Spanish fleet. with por-
traits OF the heroes, on mat board,
14x19, IS per $780, Dewey. Sampson,
Schley, Evans. Lee, Hobson, on 1lxl4
heavy card. in colors, $500 per hundred.
Groups of Hobson and his crew, heroes
of the Merrimac, In coiors. and OF Nc
Kinley, Miles. Shafter, Dewey. Samp-
son. Schley, Evans. Hobson, Sigsbee, on
11x14 card, i'm colors, $3.50 per hundred.
Battle of Manila and Battleship Maine
on 14x19 mat. $3.50 per hundred. SAM
pies, 10c. each. Catalogue for stamps.
Henry Myers ,l4O2 Broadway, N. Y.
is II
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Mr.. Arnold's wife died about a year
ago and ne now leaves three daughters
and one son TO mourn him.
Howard Blake about "A years OF age,
who works for his father, meat
dealer IN North Providence, was arrest
cd Saturday night by Town Sergeant
Hiram Kimball of Johnston, for an al
legged criminal assault on a 17-year-old
girl named Lille Bender, who lives
near Centredale.
Blake was goin to Johnston after
meat and in driving along Hartford
avenue, met the girl whose parents pur-
chase meat from him. He invited her
to accompany him and she accepted the
invitation. When he was driving along
the lonely cross road known as the In
dian burying ground, between the Hart
ford and Central pixies, IL is alleged the
assault was committed. The girl
screamed and escaped from him, and
going back TO Olneyville reported the
circumstances.
Yesterday morning Blake was ar
raigned before w. A. Phillips. assistant
clerk OF the Eighth district court. He
pleaded not guilty and was held in
$1,000 bonds for trial later, ex-Town
Treasurer French G.. Angel OF North
Providence becoming surety for his ap-
pearance.
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EAST GREENWICH.

The Rev. X. w. Churchill of APP
ponaug supplied the pulpit at the Free
Baptist church yesterday.
Mrs. Gray, teacher of vocal music at
the academy, has accepted the offer TO
assist the choir at the NJ. Il. church and
was present yesterday.
The academy excursion was held Sat
urday. and about 20 Of the students had
the opportunity of visiting Newport.
AS many come from a distance, there
were some who had never been at New
port before. The day was spent at the
beach IA visit to the battleship Mont
gomery and the Ten Mile drive.
Miss Grace Let's has resigned her
position as organist at the First Bap-
tist church, yesterday being the last
day that she was to act in that capac-
ity.
The concert of the Loyal Temperance
legion was held i'm the vestry of the
Nj. E. churcn yesterday at 80 p. m.
Miss Annie II. Allen is visiting at the
residence of George G. Merithew at
Wexford.
Mrs. Warren Thompson is visiting her
sister, Mrs Frank Nichols, of Provi-
rfrrrrr.
The Carders estate on Marlboro
street was sold Saturday at public auc-
tion and was bought by Mrs. Avis Wee
den of Auburn for $500.
j. Waldo Carpenter and sister, Miss
Emma Carpenter. spent several days at
Warren last week
Deputy A. O. Blake Of Providence is
trying to start lodge of the Ancient
Order of United Workmen In this VIII
lage. There are quite a number Of
workmen here who belong to orders In
Providence and are anxious To have an
order formed i'm this place. The out
look is quite propitious.
A harvest concert was given az the
Rocky Hill chapel last evening and an
entertaining program rendered.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

WANTED-Situation permanently, by
thoroughly experienced colored woman
TO cook, wash and iron, housework,
dish washing I'm lunch room or any
work in kitchen. Address by letter
only. no card, X 16. East Transit street
Would go 3hcrt distance from city o3-6t
WANTED-Positon to take care OF
an invalid or as housekeeper by mid
dle-aged American woman; references.
Inquire IS Harrison street, left hand
bell. o3-ot.
WANTED-Situation by American OF
30 as teamster or coachman. Address
+. c. BRYANT, No. 2S4 Dean street,
city OF s2I
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Lost flesh lately 2?
Does your brain tire3

Losing Coii'ioi oFSi yo"i
nerves
Are your muscles bccom-
ing exhausted 2
You certainly know the
remedy. 1t is nothing new
Just the same remedy that
has been curing these cases
of thinness and paleness for
twenty-five years. SCOTS
Emulsion. The cod-liver
oil in it is the food that
makes the flesh, and the by.
pophosphites give tone to
the nerves.
80 and sl.oo. all druggists.
SCOTT a BOVINE, Chemists. New York.
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GROCERIES. GRAIN. ETC.

A. IN. WHITAKER.
Fiourc Family Groceries, Pure Teas, Corees
Cboic. Grain, Hav aud straw. lvOs westinin-
ster street Telephone
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LOST AND FOUND.

FOUND-A Scotch collie dog. Apply
to Providence Collie Kennels, Is Illinois
street. HARRY j. BOSCOM. Puppies
for sale. OF o3
DOG LOST.-Nine months old Black
and Tan; new collar without name or
number; spot above right eye. Reward
for delivery at 26l Broad street. 6t $50
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Rent Paws for Home

Will buy or build anywhere for you
both house and lot; comparatively moth
ing required down. Call or write.
AMERICAN INVESTORS CO, 536
Banigan Building. Providence, II. i.
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SPECIAL SALE OF CLOCKS-Alsrm
clocks, warranted one year, Soc; s-day
oak or walnut clocks. strikes hours and
half hours, $l.75. At HOSMERS ), cor
ner Westminster and Franklin streets.
ia22 II
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

BOARDERS WANTED.
Board and Room at moderate price in
private family. Apply SO Harold street.
Mt. Pleasant. 81 s29
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FOR SALE-Those Mount Pleasant
Lots are going fast at $3.50 TO $3.50; they
are by far the cheapest and best In the
city: delightful location: make an ap-
pointment and will show the lots any
afternoon. A. l.. ANDREWS, 81 West
minister street # oil
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MISCELLANEOUS.

u. S. ENGINEER OFFICE. Newport.
r. l., Sept. Z. 1s9S.-Sealed proposals for
furnishing and delivering at Fort
Greble. r. l., cement. broken stone and
sand will be received here until ii a. IN.
October 26. 1898. and then publicly
opened. Information furnished on APP
plication. u. w. LOCKWOOD. Major.
Engineer. CT s26
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DRESSMAKING AND CUTTING.
Plain Suits. 81; fancy trimmed, 81; per-
feet fit guaranteed. Miss l.. Bearse. $50
Lockwood street.
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DIVORCES quietly and legally OBJ
tained for eight causes. DOLMAN &
BUETTNER, Attorneys-at-Law. Es-
tablished Is years. Highest references
given. 1928 Arch street, Philadelphia.
ago If
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wANTED-Case Of bad health that
R-I-P-A-N-S VIII not benefit. Send 5
cents to Rfpans Chemical Co. New
York. for 10 samples and 1000 testi-
monials. 5l2-ly
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FOR SALE--Ten-room house 1O4
Burnett street. Apply TO d. RUSSELL
BROWN. tf
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wANTED-A second hand pool table.
81 Westminster street, room J. CT s2G
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FOR SALE-Nine-room cottage at
Oakland Beach. Apply TO j. B. RAN
DALI, % Oakland Beach avenue.
now If
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PERSONAL.

G.. FONTAfNE will paint, pa,>cr and
whitewash any ordinary room for $l.60;
your patronage solicited. Address ~
Fountain street, Providence. X. /.
s22 12t
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FOR SALE-Ten R-I-PA-N-E for 3
cents at druggists. One gives reiief.
jy12 1y
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CHESTNUT STREET HOUSE.

NH HESTNTT SIKEEI IOUSE.
Parties desiring Home for the win
ter can be accommodated with pleasant.
desirable Rooms and Board: steam
heat house has been renovated
throughout; newly papered and paint
ed will be first class in every respect.
73 Chestnut street OF s2S
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TO LET-Front room with pantry.
suitable for light housekeeping; first
floor. Manila Cottage. 500 Fountain
street S2S-6t
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MUSIC TEACHERS,
Nine. NJ. Barrata Morgan, AS West
minister street.
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FOR SALE-MiscellaneOus.

FOR SALE-St. Bernard Bitch. Is
months old. Apply to Providence Collie
Kennels, Is Illinois street. HARRY j.
BOSCOM. ct o3
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FOR SALE-Small job printing OUT
fit. Apply at 60 South Water street.
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WANTED.

wANTED.-si5o0 wanted on good real
estate security at ) per cent perAan-
num- title perfect. Address Box III
News office. n oil
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MOTOR FOR SALE-Manufacture
by the Waddell-Entz Company OF
Bridgeport, Conn. 1t is 2-hors3 power
10 volts, IL amplers and is in first class
condition. Apply or address 81 Ex-
change place.
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sIso FOR 75c

SIX OF THE FINEST.
Have your watch and clock repairing
done at HOSMER'S by skilled workmen
at one-half the price others ask. West
minister and Franklin and ~ North
Main streets. ol5 tf
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

FOR SALE.-Buying has commenced
again, and il is headed down the bay;
/ want to sell you a beautiful building
site at Pawtuxet-by-th -the-Sea; get hold
right now; they will be higher next
year A. l.. ANDREWS, 81 West
minister street. tf oil
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FOR RENT-Cottage house, Burnett
street 10 rooms; $25 per month. Apply
to ID. RUSSELL BROWN, 62 Exchange
place.
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FOR SALE-Thoroughbr Cocker
Spaniel Puppies. For particulars and
pedigree apply TO John II. Ormsbee, Box
339, East Greenwich, X. /. s2S-6t
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FOR SALE-Backsmiths bell ,w,,
and anvil. single tipcarts and har-
nesses. 81 Westminster street, roolt j.
$40 Ct
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FOR SALE.

One of the best paying Restaurant
and Lunch Counters in the city or
Providence; only $500 come and see 1t.
J. GILBERT, 442 Banigan building.
s29 Ct
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FOR SALE-Thorne Typesetting ma.
chimes. 60 South Water street
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DOG FOR SALE.-Full bloodrd fox
terrier pup. house broke; price reason
able. Box III, News office. II c2i