Town Council Authorizes Four Percent Notes for Five Years
The Town Council recommends issuing up to $30,090 in four percent notes for five years. The measure follows a plan to place part of outstanding notes at interest to satisfy budget needs. Council Clerk Herbert F Bennett signs the order.
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Herbert F.bennett
Total eclipse corona described by Dr. Huggins and solar theory
Washington report notes new Senators sworn in with Evarts silent in voting and Spooner a young appearing veteran. Also mentions Grant era sympathy letters from Galena and a robust Cornish parade of government exhibits at New Orleans Exposition. Boxer's Cocoa claim as healthful economical drink is advertised.
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Patent Office
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State Department
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Senate
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Origin of French spoliation claims outlined by Brooklyn correspondent
A Brooklyn correspondent asks how the French spoliation claims arising from American ship seizures (1778 to 1800) began and what steps heirs must take. The article reviews treaty obligations, Jefferson’s 1798 call for evidence, and the long delay before possible partial compensation. it advises obtaining a reputable lawyer to assemble proof and send it to Washington for state department review.
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Faenon Sronmarion
Brooklyn
France
England
Napoleon
Jefferson
Department of State
United States
Crown of
America
State Department
Washington
Burma and India lecture at First Baptist Church
Pa Pahtay from Bassien Burmah will lecture Monday evening at 7 o clock on Burmah social life customs beliefs and religions. Steriopticon views of scenes in India and Burmah will be shown. All are invited and a collection will be taken.
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Pa Pahtay
Karen
Bassien
Burmah
First Baptist Church
India
Funeral of Mrs. Rachel L Bayley Held on Saturday
The funeral for Mrs. Rachel Louise Bayley widow of the late Hon. William H. Bayley was held Saturday at 11 o clock from her residence on Bredford Street. Rev EB DB Hall of State Street M E Church officiated. Remains were temporarily interred at North Cemetery on Bristol Neck.
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Calvin Simmons
High Street
E. D. Hall
North Cemetery
Rachel Louise Bayley
William H
No town can grow without live business men advertising
The quotation argues that a town without enterprising merchants who advertise is doomed to dull trade and hard times, claiming advertisement fuels growth and prosperity and that commerce relies on active business leadership.
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Pain Exchange
Aunt Polly Skewl Returns to Bristol with New Skews
The Aunt Polly Skewl arrives in Bristol featuring refreshed chorus and new tunes. Joel’s voice shines as a fine tenor Belinda remains mischievous and winsome, and the Skews Marri dazzles as ever. Large audience expected this Saturday. advance seats at G W Essterbrooks 112 Hope Street.
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Polly
Bristol
Joel
Belinda
Marri
G. W. Essterbrooks
Hope Street
Munro Store Reopens Under Mrs. E. C. Munro Leadership
The No 21 Bradford Street grocery crockery hardware and general store reopens. Mrs E C Munro resumes management with James T McCaughey as salesman. The long time assortment of fresh desirable goods will be stocked and prompt service promised to patrons.
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Bradford Street
John B. Munro
Crawford Munro
E. OC. Munro
James T. McCaughey
New Library Additions for Coming Week
W TM Rogers Free Library announces new acquisitions and donations for the week. The list includes classic works and histories such as Rescue of Greely Schley and Soly Roger Aschams Works in eight volumes Greece in the Times of Homer Timagenis What Social Classes Owe to Each Other Sumner Burckhardts Travels in Arabia two volumes Arnold Life of Abraham Lincoln American Political Ideas John Fiske The Buntling Ball North and South Ruth and Cousin Phillis and other stories Mrs Gaskell Maid of Killeena Black The Lost City or Boy Explorers in Central Asia Ker Christmas in Narragansett E E Hale. Donations include In Memoriam Isaac Newton Arnold and Arthur Mason Arnold History of the Newport Reunions of 1884 Harris Official Records of War of Rebellion Series I Volume XI Part Iily.
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Schley
Soly
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Greece
Timagenis
Sumner
Burckhardt
Arabia
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Abraham Lincoln
John Fiske
Ruth
Phillis
Mrs. Gas
Marriage records and patents from 18th to 19th century Bristol
A compiled Bristol Phenix entry lists marriages from 1733 to 1855, with names such as DeWolf Algernon Sidney and Diman family members, and notes a March 24 1885 U.S. Patent Office list for Rhode Island residents including Edward Card and Henry Crocker Bristol. The document cites James N. Arnold as editor and includes patent totals.
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James N. Arnold
Warragansett Historical Register
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Susan Aigelig
Jonathan Russell Bullock
DeWolf
Algernon Sidney
John
Clara Anna Diman
Byron
Thomas Shepard
Dexter
Stephen
Martha “Dink
Diman
Jeremiah
Sarah Giddens
Cnt
Barnabus Faylor
Dima
Lucretia
Richard Amith
Nathaniel
Amy Gallup
John Burt
James
Ann LeFavour
Hannah
George Oxx
Joseph
Deacon Jeremiah
Margaret DeWolf
Mark A
Jonathan
Beacon Jeremiah
Dorothy Fales
William
Anna
Anna Munro
Charles
Henry Wight
Dimnan
Elizabeth Fales
Hezekiah Jackson
Dorothy
Rhoda Sandford
Royal and
Rhoda
Dimgo
Billings Waldron
Fanny Martin
Peleg Gardiner Jones
Francis L. D
Rosabella Barrows
G. F. Sanborn
Marian
James P. Pierce
Elizabeth W
Jeremiah W. Manro
Clara Anna
Algernon Sidney DeWolf
di Joanna
Benjamin H. Whitford
Martha
John Henry Schumacher
Adeline B. Cottrell
Athens
Asa Kent
Donnells
Terrence
Mary Carey
Cat Bane
Simeon
Hannah Ingraham
J. B. Wight
Doty
Charlotte M
John W. Monro
Sarah
Benjamin T. Easterbrooks
Douglass
Annis
Joseph Northup
Douglas
Paris
Becky B
United States Patent Office
Rhode Island
Paar
H. Hough
F. Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Edward Card
Pawtucket
Henry Crocker
United States
Town Meeting Warned on April First 1885 Bristol
Town of Bristol warns voters to meet at Town Hall on Wednesday April first 1885 at ten in the forenoon. Ballot items include election of a Senator and two Representatives to the General Assembly for the ensuing year, a question on granting licenses for intoxicating liquor, and a proposed constitutional amendment granting women the right to vote in civil officer elections and all town meetings. The secretary of state notes the amendment proposal and lists voting members and yeas and nays.
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Island
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Kingston
Greenwich
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Hovey
Herbest F. Bennett
Sai Rig
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General Assembly
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Thetate
United States
James Hoard, Jr
Freseny
United State
Senate
Yeas
Messia
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Baker, Jr
North Kingstown
Oliver C. Brownell
Linie Compton
John A. Burrington
Barrin Thurston Capwell
Weat
New Shoreham
Benjamin Crown
Warren
Edward C. Dunlie
East
House OF Represent
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Jilson
Woonsocket
Dwight R. Rams
Warwicks
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West Greenwich
Charles F. F
William Blakely
Richmond
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Raw
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Obadiah Ienry
A Brown
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M Town
Charles C. Burnham
Pawtele
George Carmichael
Charlestown
Thomas T. Carr
John F. Chane
Epremont
Nathaniel B. Chu Toh Pe
Freeman
Naan
Brogis Dence
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Ithe Ie
Game
Tnield
William Aris
Rovis Dence
Rufus W. Warris
Johnatan
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East Greenwich
Charles A. Hope King
Richard G. G. Howand
Scituate
George G. Knowles
South Tapetown
Charles B. Mason
Philip
Wood
Josh Hooey
Fici
Carijal
Bas
Wise
William L. Thatcher
Bristol County Savin Bank
Catholic Congregational Society
Franklin Street
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