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Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-14
REGISTRARS
Board Of Elections
Complete Selection Of
List Friday.
Every Voter In City Must
Register,
Or 10 Cannot Vote This
Il Fall.
Namev Of Voters Who viii Serve In
Each Precinct.

The Board of City Elections. Friday
morning with but two exceptions com
pieted the selection OF the registrars
who are 10 serve This fall in tl. vari-
lous wards and precincts in ihc city.
This Is the year for general registra.
ton ana every clector in the city who
expects TO cast a vote Ia November.
must. register on Que of The following
registration days:
First day--Thursday October II.
Second day Thursday, October is. .
Third day Friday, ctobcr 20.
Fourth day Saturday. October 81.
The location OF, the voting and re.
gistration booths in each precinct has
not yet been decided upon by the
Hoard. but will be taken up in few
days or as soon as the Board completes
the selection of the judges and clerks
of election, which now occupies its
attention. Each booth will he located
as near the center of the precinct as
possible. n
Following is the list of registrars
selected
FIRST WARD.
Precinct a @. G. McCue, DEM;
H. A. Kasson, Rep;
Precinct b w. A.. Caldwell, Dem;
II. Dewey Cole, Rep:
Precinct C-.tes.. Barringer, Dem;
j, G.. Price, Rep.
Precinct D-J. NJ. Poulson, Dem;
w. II. Rook. Rep.s ~
SECOND WARD.
Precinct A-C. s. Smith, Dem:
]. I. Taggart, l,ep,
4 Precinct B--Joln Campbell, Dem;
Charles Snyder, Rep,
I Precinct. G. James JIaleghs Dem;
Charles S1ocilm, Rep y
Precinct D-Pete O'Brien, Dem;
Coleman Young Rep.
iTH1RTp'MARD.
Precinct A9Hssydh. rss,Nnr,l, Dem;
WIN. Schroeder, Rep.
Precinct B-John HoagIand, Dem;
John Terrass, Rep
Z Precinct C-Johp A, Kolp, Dem;
p L. Clark, Rep: 49,
I Precinct DItTred ID. Sharp, Dem;
George Rogers, Rep.
Precinct r VIM f. Fouse. Dem;
r, p. Paulus, Rep.
FOURTH WARD
/ Precinct AVN. Deely, DEM; H.
~ Myers, Rep,
Precinct r democrat not yet Sc
lected) NJ. S. Kirk, Rep.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-14
BALLOT BOXES.
The City Will Purchase
New Ones.
Contract Awarded Friday to
Rutherford & Son.

Rutherford & Son.
The City Board of Elections opened
bids Friday morning for the purchase
of one hundred ballot boxes to be used
on election days.
-Four local firms bid as follows:
Harter and Milar-1 100 tin ballot box
es, painted aud with padlocks, bid
$50.
Pouchot, Hunsicker q Co.-100 tin
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-14
A HUM MER
Is EIks' Carnival.
Thousands Pass Through
Gates Daily.
Antlered Parades Have
Made a Hit.
Union Men Will be Out In Force
Tonight.
Midway Attractions Are DoirS q
Good Business. ~

AS the Elks' Carnival progresses its,
popularity increases.
A conservative estimate places
Thursday nights attendance at 1000
people and the prospects are favorable
for big crowds during the remainder
of the carnival 4
The parades given by the Elks each
evening during the week have added
materially TO the enthusiasm of the
performance and the Illuminated fea-
lures have been greatly enjoyed.
The Elks will appear In uniform
again this evening and march to the
park. The committee Is making ar.
rnngements to hold the carnival open q
day longer than at first intended and II
is probable that the event will not
close until Sunday night.
The attendance Friday night Will
doubtless he increased by the presence
of several hundred members of tho
various labor unions in the city Many
Of the union men will meet in Central
Labor Union hall at o'clock aud pro-
coed TO the park in n body. The COM
mittce has arranged to show every
courtesy to the union men and their
families.
The ATTRACTIONS have been playing to
full houses all the week One of the
latest additions to the midway is Cora
Beckwitll, the Water Queen Miss
Beckwitli enjoys the distinction of boz
ing the worlds champion swimmer.
She possesses wonderful powers of en-.
durance and her tent has been crowded
at every exhibition. III
A well patronized show is ''Night and
Morning" 1t has been n success from
the first and thousands have entered
its dark portals. 1t is an exact repro
duction of the famous French Cafe of
the Dead. The horrors of Hades and
the bright sunlight of Heaven are con-
trasted.
The Electric Theater retains its pop.
ularlty and each afternoon and evening
people are turned away, unable to gain
admittance. Lllnettc and I.aBerta
have called forth unbounded applause.
Rowing Ned and his Gypsy Band,
The Haunted Swing and Dado, the
wild man, are all doing nice business,
and are worthy of liberal patronage
The Casino and German Village are
largely patronized The former pre-,
sents for the week. the best show of
the entire season, and the latter is givr-|
Ing continuous performance Of more
tllan ordinary excellence.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-14

X. W. Orr, Rep
Precinct BasClas. IIelbling, Dem;
David Osborn. Rep.
Precinct C-Edw1n Wagner, Dem;
Aaron Tccplc Rep.
SMITH WARD.
Precinct Bartley Lynch, Dem:
(Rcpublcan not yet selectcd.)
Precinct b Angelo Andrew, Dem.
Abner Danforth, Rep.
Precinct C--B +. Davis, Dem; Geo.
Smith, Rep.
Precinct D-Chas \. Kempel, Dem.
Samuel Silvers, Keep
Precinct E-A. r. Cook, Dem; Geo.
w. Hale, Rep.
SEVENTH WARD.
Precinct stephen Walkup, Dem;
Il. J. Bollick, Rep.
Precinct B John Gorman, Dem. !;
James Wilson. Rep.
Precinct C-Olivcr +. Falor, Dem. !;
l.. III. Hanscom, Rep
Precinct DIV. T.. Waters, Dem. !;
Hiram S. Falor. Rep.
EIGHTH WARD.
Precinct A-Cris Schuenlnger, Dem. |;
Geo. Payne. Rep.
Precinct b c. G. Stutzman, Dem. !;
Thos. Budd, Rep.
Precinct C.I. A. Rohner, Dem;
Thos. Price. jr., Rep.
Precinct OWN. Il. Burke, Dem;
Henry Musser Rep.
tVsa
Thos. Worthington. Rep.
Every voter in the city must register
this fall or he cannot vote.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-14
/ PHILLIPS
Accepts Nomination
rendered by Independent
Republicans.
8,000v Voters Signed His
Petition
And Will Support Him at the
Polls.
The Judge Denounces Unscrupulous
/. Political Methods.

t.t
Medina, o., Sept. 14.--(spl.) ..-Ycster.
day afternoon Judge II. %. Phillips ac,
cepted the nomination TO run as an
independent candidate In the Twen-
tieth Congressional district in signed
statement given out to the independ-
cnt Republican Executive committee.
The committee positively, refused to
accept his withdrawal and pushed
the matter so hard that he has accept
ed the nomination. tAs
The committee has made the follow
ing statement: G
In view of the fact that the Hon.
+. o. Phillips stands pledged to tue
advocates of the independent move
ment that he would accept 4 nomina-
ton by petitionsif, a certain number of
supporters could be found i'm the dis
trict, we, the committee to whom the
matter was entrusted Insist that he
shall keep that pledge, and now an
nounce himself candidate, as we have
secured more than the support demand
ed, and in response to that demand
he now accepts the nomination, by
the appended article.
70. ID. Freeman, Chairman"
Mr.. Pillips' letter lis, as follows:
ITO the independent Republican Tx
ecutlve committse Hepupilcans and
trends or the Iwcntieth congress
slonai district:
"More than four months have
elapsed since the hepnpiican congress
sional convention oGthis district was
held and the sentlmept and demand
For an independent .Hepublican candf-
date still exists; Alter q careful cam
vass or the entire district by friends
Vf the movement. there seems TO he
suthcient strength 10 warrant : he
p'acing OF an nhepehdeht hepupncan
IN nomination apd J am now asked
.py the independentN Repuphcan ENecu-
i've committee OF 'n's d'striet 40 ac'
cept the nomination. some time ago
l announced 70 my lrlenhs that IL,
py canvass OF tne dlstrlc., u shouiu
appear thht tnere were o""o lhuepenu-
ent RepupI,can voters IN inc district
Who wished an independent candi-
date placed IN the heid ana they should
ASK ME 10 DE lpaI cahuiua'e, then
could not wen reiuse' teeiing mat II
was duty whlcn ! owed to my TRENDS
ana the hepuplieahs OF me uistrlc''
VINO oel'eve IN decehc! ana TAR deal
ing in politics.
i nave gwen ms uatter my earnest
ana caretui consideration' viewing IL
from all politicai standpoints, ana nave
tried to weigh results WIN an unbiased
mind. by personal investigation |
nave MADE WITHIN me last ten days
and by the petlt'onS tnat have already
been presented, l am convinced that
tlcere are more than 1000 independ-
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-14

cannot throw II off without assistance. So.
little by little the machinery of the bodv;s
clogged, vitality Is lowered, and enjoymht
of life ceases. DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery, cannot make old men young
but 1t does make them strong and healthy
BY removing the waste accumulations, by
increasing the blood supply, by strength.
ening the stomach and organs of digcs.
tion and nutrition, and thus increasing the
assimilative and nutritive powers, vGolden
Medical Discovery" makes grand old men.
~ suffered for six years with cons, ipation and
ind,gestion, during which time l employed sev-
eral physicians, but they could not reach my
case" writes Mr.. G.. .Poppiewel OF Eureka
Springs, Carroll Co., Ark. III felt that there was
no help for me, could not retain food on .ny
stomach; had vertigo aud would fall helpless 10
the hoor. ! commenced taking Or. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery and title Pellets
am now in good health for one of my ape-6o
years. owe II all to'Dr Percc's medicines
DR.. Pierce's Pellets greatly benefit cid
men by keeping the bowels in activity
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-14
Typos Will Meet.

There will be an adjourned meeting
of the Akron Typographical union AT
simmons hall on s. Howard ST., near
Mill ST., tonight. The matter of a
new constitution and bylaws will be
considered.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-14
Votes For the EIks.

County Recorder w AlIing has re-
celved 10 votes In the Merchants yot-
ing contest for the piano offered to the
ledge or church receiving the greatest
number of votes. All were east for the
Elksr
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-14
AMOsEN1 EN-s.
The GREAT SHOW
Hi. HENRY'S
Big. y Progressive
Minctrelc.

Positively largest in the world! so
ali white starsl All new! 6 modern
comedians. No stale chestnuts. ~
cultivated singers. Comic songs, latest
ballads, grand choruses. IA New York
city vaudevilles. Special train of finest
show cars in the world. Watch for the
grand automobile parade at noon. Hear
our great band of 40 members When
You see good show, make note of it.
Seats now on Sale at BOX Office.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1900-09-14

Some men seen to
defy old age. They
walk erect. Their
eyes are bright. Their
laugh is hearty. They
are men of to-day
moi me4bf yesterday.
They are also men
" h6 have kept
Themselves in good
physical condition In
the past. As we grow
older waste matter
accumulates in the
system. The body
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-02-17

county 10 which reference
is here made for more
particular description. Said
share Hssm Der - contains ff
cen thousand fonr hundred
and nine acres Of land, is the
lower or eastern part OF said
Espirito SantO grant and is
more particularly described Al
follows, towit:
Beginning at the southeast
corner of siiralles and FrTnan-
IL tract, "a post on main roud,
md running thence down said
road south 55@ east six hun
lred and ten varas. s II . east
1900 varas, 5 61o & $50 varas,
10 the east boundary of ;he SEC
ond 2nd sixth aud aud west line
Of The third .3rd sixth or Cara JOS
lands. a post for corner, thence
nth said last named line N
6121 Z $3.50 varas 10 y post
nr corner 0u the Arroyo COLO
RADIO. northeast corner this sur
y and Of said second 2nd
ixth. this Is the sam.r line less
495 varas which IL described IN
fed nui-2 Of the SECOND 2ud.
sixth aud il ia not necessary to
r peat; thsDcr up the Arroyo OIL
Grad" with its lnrand-rs y %
.1-2 W 247 varas, n II IA w
els yrs n So W 800 varas, II"
The northwest corner OF this sur
vry post aud corner of tn"
adjoining survey for Mirall~s
and Fernando Thence with
the east line of said Last named
surrey Il ". 51,791 VS.. 10
the place Of beginning.
Said shara number % com
prisss two bodies OF iahd-"n~
Of o23 ucr.s aud on&0t 1858
acres Respectively and c0O-s<iiasa'I
in the aggregate 10, l76 acres
OF land.
The said 823 acre tract ir
por- particlarly Described a.
follows. lo~it' Beginning At
post on thu north bank Of til"
10 Grande, river set for the
south east corner 81 The next
>urv-y ahose made for James
Il Browne aud The south
vest corner of this survey
and running thence down The
Rio Grand- with its mean
i-rs s 81 Z SO vsras, s
g 347 E sos varar. s Is
Is 297 var.s. S % 1-2- " 400
varas. 10 sIak- ST ont an Ihs.
* ensinu Of h division line
between said Brownies tract
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-02-17

u Rancho Vitju, at 9,745 Trs.
passed another r4saca, ALL .020
varas SET post and entered Palo
A Ito prairie, al 1926 varas a
post on bank of big lagoon, al
1858 varas post nn top q;
Luna Alto. at 10 234 Varas a
post Al Pr Isabel road near Pit
al. al Is, 020 vArns n post, al "a,
$50 varas stake, 932 Varas due
sast from the post where the
upper line Of Brownies adioin
lag tract enisrs the tim h-r. at
26 $50 vara- pn+t and entered
tin Der. at 36.640 YRS road from
San Ant"nin /" Psparo and To
ren"s, al 2S.810 vnras middle
of resaca de los C~ratss, al so.
COO raras a mesquite marked
= tnr~e chops on north sidS
"f an old road from SnIdados To
Peparo, at 3lG17 varas s-t
post and entered prairi~, at "a j.,
ITO varas post, at 34.1S5 yrs.
ii marked m~aquiiN - fhrr-
chops tore aud AFT in ward Of
RrtuQin ranch at 1850 varas
pass-s resaCa and road TO Ana.
cuas Atlas at 81 900 varas =
post in prairie at $1,000 Varas
post and ents.ed timber at
warns passed road to
Ornligas "a post al Il 600 varas
post Ia prairie ~ $3.50 varAs
81 post Al 60 800 varnA 10 The
Northeast corner al this survey
on he bank "f the Arroyo Co
l"Iado near Tavetuos Croszina
th@ur- up The Arroyo South
4S{z , West $40 varaS To The
aud Ihw%st corner Of this survey
Nor NnrIh~ast corner Of Brown
r's adjoining survey; themes
with The line of said Brow 49, :
survey S"nlh 319 West 60,
COS vAras 10 the place of begin
ming Said shares muir hera
Twelve IL nd Twenty eight %
hereby conveyed contain in The
aggregate Is, $50 acres OF land,
more or less hnt OF which how
ever ar~Io hr reserved excepted
aud deducted 1872 acres, ulor-
or less, h+r~infnr~ conva led by
a. Werhiski To vaFinns PARTIES
a follows: lat. In Lura a Y Got
Iingram ON Deceip b~r 18Th 1887
So. acres at land by deed r.
CORDED In book ''G" page 5S4
records OF Cameron Cnuni y. Tex
as, 2ud. To Isaac Y iiHrvy ou
Deem her 18Th 1887. 2361s acres
by a-sd rec, rded in Book "G'
page b69, records of said Cam
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-02-17

and tits survey Thence with
said divisiou line ) 312@
1858 yaras 20 The bank Of Ihr
river III Tr~rquiias P",rero.
Thence down the Rio Gr.nde
S4014@ 70 vsras, s 5S "a
K 1900 varas To a stak- at tie
southeast corH-r Of this surEry.
Thence with line OF next d.
vision below, n 3 12o + al
800 varas Sat post on first
high land among palm trees
aud at Il farm road, and st 800
varas left the palm grove
at $50 yaras. high land jacaI Of
Chapa, west 10 Varas. AZ S5S
varas a post and road, at Il D
Varaa palm post and road, al
3 800 Varss road and post, at
3 977 varas a road, northeast TO
San Vicente and post, at 4 $3.50
YRS a stake on the Easf line Of
G. Jag0u's tract in wire f-uce,
thence with said fence and lioa
of C Jaguu's, : 912o 1918
varas Ia his southeast corner
post, thence with south ilne OF
.Jagou's fence n 80 1872 W.
1860 varas, To astak~ on line of
said Brownies survey and set
post few varas south of
fence. thrnce with the easr
lin4 Of Brownies laud ard
west lin" If this survey : 5
.1-20 w. $40 vars+ tn the place
IL beginning And the said
1888 acre tract is more par;icn
barry described "A foiIOws.tnwit,
Beginning at point II varas
west Of ,h- gaze on The north
line and fence az C Jaguu. near
the rrsaca. bring also on
tha line OF Brownies survey,
adjoining this survey on the
aud ruuning thrnc" with
North line. of said .jagon'< tract
and f~uc-, 5. 1912 1890 vara 3
la southeast corner If This sur
vev and on TIE tine Of the next
adjoining beio" made for M
Kennedy a stalk al f~uc- east
side OF 'rssaca; thence with
the line OF tie II Kennedy
survey and ea.t~rn linz of this
survey, II 2 1-2 : Il ST 40 vrs.
ilnrih hank uf r~saca l $50 yrs,
post entered LIaho G-dran".
at 3 500 var"s left pra.si- al
Abs vaIas, a reSaca or pond,
ri 4 500 varas left same. al 6,
go varas passed through labor
OF Santa Elaya. III 1850 vsra-
Rio Graudr raiirpad track, at
500 gaTas south bank effesaea
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-02-17
Trustees Sale.

WHEREAS. Agueda Werbiski, Mi
ehael werbiski, Amelia Champion and
George Champion did on the 18th day of
Apri 1891, execute and deliver to Al
bert r. Shattuck, Trustee, trust deed
on certain lands in Cameron county,
state of Texas. therein described, to 81
cure the sum of $4,000 due BY said
\ gueda werbiski. Michael Werbiski,
Amelia Champion and George Cham
plon, to the British Ameri-
sn Mortgage Company Limited.
shich said trust deed is recorded in
Cameron county, in Deed Book IL,
Page $50, to which reference is hereby
made; and whereas default has been
made in the payment of the r1eneys
secured by said trust deed; and whereas
the undersigned has been appointed
substituted trustee in the place of said
Albert X Shsttuck, as provided in said
trust deed, and has been duly requested
10 execute the trust therein contained;
NV therefore,, notice is hereby Civ
E that. under and BY virtue of the power
contained in said trust deei. I, the I'M
dersigned substituted trustee, on the
n iay OF March, A. ID. 1900, between
tine hours Of 10 a M, and p, m, at
the Court House door in the fowE of
Brownsville, in Cameron County, will
by pubic auction sell to the highest
bidder for cash the following described
property, VIZ:
Silus ed aud lying i'm the
connly of Cameron aud stat-
If -xas. aud out OF large
giant known "a The sspirIIO
Snatn grant" OF sky (G4) tour
l-agu-s and fiv- 5 ahorS Of land
! ateutsd - The heirs Of Jose
slVadur d. Ia CARA 10y The
hIaI4"f Texas on June 81, 1859,
ny letter patent, number one
hundred AMI ninsty-eight 1881
volume tw-lv~ (12) Tue por-
ti"ns OF said grant herein con-
vey~'i arr more particularly
kno8u aud desert bed a. shares
mum hers II aud Is. allotted to-
ALEXANDER W-rI,iski ia par
tiiiun of said Ezpirito Sanro
grant by The Gi~lrirt court al
Camsr1n c"nuIv. rrxa-. In The
ru!t 81 VI K-n-dY, kiug II al,
VS. HON ,s Earsnu. atimtui~tra
TOR of tue estate Ell MarIA jose
pha CaVsZt~ - 81 said cau~-
being numbered thirteen hun
cred and forty six and said
ia,lgm-rsI Of partition bearing
dst- May y. 1889. aud of r.
srrd ia book <, pages s79 -
20. of HE distriet court
uiaates u said Cameron
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-02-17

er"n County. Ord To j. w.
McHorse on D-c-mhp 18Th 1887
$40 scr~s by deed recorded in
book &c" page $50 Of records Of
said Cameron county In which
$40 acres IL also embraced $50
acres on February 5fh 1890 wa
conveyed 10 w d. Harvey by
d-pd recorded In book II" page
40 4ih. To James :. Riggs on
priI SIh 1899 $50 acres by
d--d REGARDED In book &c" page
638 Of the records Of afor--
said Cameron cCnnIy- 9th To
Lura A '. CntIiugham 0u June
5th 1888 20S]s acres by deed OF
record In book &c" page 64S OF
aforesaid Cameron county r.
cords Oh. 7" :. +. Criss on
July 3Ist 1899. $50 acres by
deed az record In book ~"
page 10 records az aforesaid
Cameron county 7th TO Al
b rtn Mayors on October 2lst
1889 30 acres Ivy Did OF record
in honk II" page GA of af"r--
said Crm"ron county, to said
records 81 which reference Is
here mad for more particular
description thereof leaving IN
III" Aggregate twenty three thou
sand. nine hundred aud three
and one half % 9G3a acres of
land nor" or ir<s
Said land will b. sold To Sat
isfy lh- debt secur-d by said
Irusr deed. aud such tltI- vii
h. given as is vested Ia said
trustee.
j Z Fl. GOODRICH.
Snh,iifu I'd Tru-te"
brownsville Texas January 10 1000
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-02-17
z Fl. GOODRICH.
Snsn ;ilu Cd Tru-Ie".

Brownsville, Texas, January 30. 1900
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1900-02-17
The HERALD OFFICE
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Is prepared to execute ali orders fer Job Prias
ing. such as Letter Heads. Bill Heads. Busi
ness Cards. Wedding Cards. Envelope Cards
aad ia fact all kinds of Printing
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-05-12
JOY STEAMSHIP COMPANY TO
RESUME OPERATIONS ON MONDAY

The Joy Steamship company, which
stopped running it's boats between this
city and New York on March rs last.
will resume operations next Monday,
with tri-weekly service from its
wharf on South Water street, near
Point street bridge. The company has
secured the steamer Seaboard, which
is far superior in every way to the
Rosalie, which was formerly on the
line.
The Seaboard has a 700 net ton
freight capacity, and its schedule time
.is TO leave New York on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday at n. IN. and
leave Providence Tuesday. Thursday
and Saturday at s y. m. The first trip
from Providence will be on next Tues
day. May 1S. One Of the reasons for re-
suming operations is the company's
realization of the desires OF Provi-
dence merchants for a competitive
line to New York, and IL patronage
increases the company expects To put
on "a daily service. Arrangements are
already being made for the acquisition
OF another steamship. and there is
even probability that the company
passenger traffic.
The Office on the dock will be open
Monday morning, for business and
freight will be received daily at re-
duced rates, as special inducement
TO shippers. Arthur :. Pitts is the
agent OF the company for this city and
Walter sullivan Is cashier. Both were
identified with the line when II was
inaugurated more than a year ago. and
il was through their instrumentality
largely that the company secured it's
nourshing business.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-05-12
OLNEYvIliE.

The Johnston town council held
meeting yesterday afternoon and the
appropriations for ,..e coming year
were made. and Il was decided 90 hold
the annual fiuanclal town meeting
Monday. May IS. The report Of tho
town treasurer showed that the dis
burse ment of the town s. been about
si5 900 more than the receipts. All ..-..,
presented were allowed.
Peter Hanley one Of the plumbers nj
the Delainc mills while at work yes
tsrday. had ,he misfortune ito have two
OF his fingers badly lacerated by having
them caught between two heavy pipes.
Tha fortunate contestants at the re-
cent fair held by the Olneyville Tenn
perance cadets were awarded their
presents last evening.
An effort is beins made by the husi-
ness men 70 have the Odd bellows ex-
tend their line OF march 10 Olneyville
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