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Arf At frovidsneS as,k. brig Ann dsdsdsn.
Norham. fm New Orlesn', s. ". Pas' 9Th ul..
Scht Bfsinsrd, Lincoln, Of bingham, fm Ply
mouth, N. C. Sailed in 60. with schr sup
posed The Geo. Washington, for Providence
Spoke, Esd inst. lst 81. lon IS 80, brig Sui'sna,
Of Boston. I'm " lming,on, N. c. for Liverpool
leaking 400 strokes an hour.
schf Leo, Higgins, from Bath. :.
schr Mary vickery. Dawson, Of Oxford, Va.
from fredericksburg.
Arr at do, ist int. schr Susan. Allen, from
Schr Charleston Packet, Wood, fm Norf'lk
schrs Ids, Smith; and Edward, Nicksrson,
from Baltimore.
Arr Of Newport, 2sth. ship Boy, Phman, la
days from Ma,anzas.-Saiied in CO. with snip
|Steigliize. Lothrop, Of Boston. for Cronstadt -
Spoke going in 10 Matanzas, brig Franklin from
Portland.- - Left there l4th inst. ships Georgia,
Shsckford, I'm 81. ,Ubes; Concord, Harding, ldg
for Cowes; brigs Magoun, Thurber, OF Provl-
dence, for Hamburg; Austin, Puring,t n, OF do,
loading; New Columbia, Burr, and Him. Henry,
Cole, OF Warren, dischg; Syren, from N. York,
Just arr; Csliban. do do; Prince Edward for do
loading; Brilliant, do; Florida, Norris, fin Boston;
Tariff, lsrim, Spartan, and Blakely, oil from
Portland; schr Pan Matanzas, FOsdick, Of Bos-
ton, for Amsierdam; big Ann Maria, Brightman
from Fall River, disch. Briggs Mary Ann; Mar
iha. Lewis; and Trio. W'oodside, Of Portland,
sailed The 18th for Havana,
Passengers .-Messrs. Mark A. D'Wolf,
VIM. b. D'Wolf, S. Gladding, and Miss
M. Wardweli, all OF Bristol.
Brig Sultana, Chace, Of Boston III days from
Wilmington, with naval stores, bound 10 Liver
pool, rut IN for repairs. the brig having sprung
alsak the I'd day out and has SINCE continued
TO increase - Yesterday, OIL Montsug, spoke
ship hrabella, from Pacific Ocean, so months
out, with 2sCO bbls oil, bound to Sughurbor.
| Ar at New Bedford S0th, ship Wilmington &
Liverpool Packet, Russell, FIN Pacific Ocean
Oahu 2Ist Dec. and 30 days from otahete, will
5000 bbls oil.
Ship Hope, Price, from South Atlantic, with
l7U0 bbls'o,k
Arr at Philadelphia, goth, brig Premium
Young fin ST Baris.
Sailed from Norfolk 2sth, brig Abeona, Road
Jamaica.
The brig Aldeberonio, Peck cid ut st. Marks
prev. to 9Th ult for Charleston.
Cid at Baltimore 29th. brig Atlas, Thomp-
son, Of this port, for New Orleans.
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NEW STORE.
Edward HI. T1hurston.

MER CHANT TAILOR,
XAI lSH ES to inform the inhabitants
w ofWarren and its vicinity, that
lie has taken store in the new building,
corner of Water and Miller streets,
where he intends to carry or the above
business in all its branches. He now Of
fcrs for sale a complete assortment o
NEW AND SEASONABLE GOODS
consisting of superfine black, blue, olive,
brown and green brondcloths; midding
and common do, together with complete
assortment Of casslmeres and vcstings,
and every article usually called for in a
Merchant Tailor's store.
Garments made up to order, and wnr-
ranted 10 give satisfaction as to fit, wori:.-
manship and style, or no sale. :.
ED@ Garments made by none but first
rate journeymen.
WANTED
IMMEDIATELY, two first rate jour
j neymeh, to whom good prices will
be paid.
Warren, May A, 1888.
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from Rio Numas, communicating the az
Aicting intelligence, that the brig Macan-
dy, of Bath, was lying in the river, having
lost by sickness her captain (Thomas,)
supsrcargo POTTERY two mates and all
her crew. A New York brig, the cap
tain Of which belonged to Bath, colnmun-
icated the intelligence to the American
Consul, and tho captain stated that he
should probably take possession Of the
Macandy, and deliver her up to him. No
mention is made in this letter Of any 9TH
er Americun vessel being at Rio Numas
with sickness on board.
A French man OF war, at Meshfado,
reported hearing Of two American vessels
lying at Rio Numns, with oil hands dead.
This report before reached us through
the Liberia Herald. 1t is probable the
information received at Port Praya, is
later and more authentic. Salem Register.
From Jamaica. The schooner Ann f.
liza has furnished intelligence from this
Island a week later than our previous ac-
counts. The excitement, growing out OF
the proposed emancipation Of the slaves
by act Of Parliament, has rather increased
than abaicd. Elections for members ol
assembly were soon to take place, and ar
ticles Of the most infamatory kind were
issued. Unions were organizing In vari-
Gus parts Of the Island, similar in their
character and design to Mr.. Atwoods
Birmingham Union in England; and the
conduct ofLord Mulgrave, the Governor
denounced in the severest terms, for hav'
ing endeavoredto suppress them.-.N. Y
Com. .Adv.
IheNarraganseH Bank Robbery. Tive
young mcnrn this city heretofore highly es
-teemed, and, as we learn, Of unexception
able character-have been arrested OF
suspicion for having been concerned as ac'
completes with young man, also arrest
ed, in Wexford, in the recent robbery
of the Narraganse.t Bank, in that village
On Thursday morning ST, 1873 of the un-
signed notes, and ST. 400 Of the executed
bills, were found in barn near Wick
ford, on NOW of hay, by farmer in
{ pitching off fodder for His cattle. The
money must have been placed there the
night before; There are but twelve hun.
dred dollars of the unexecuted notes nov
MISSING. We understand that the sus
pected parties-who have entered heavy
bail for their appearance at Court-wii
undergo examination this day, at Wick
ford. Providence Journal.
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF WARREN.
since our LAST.

2ftf-hrr sloop Mt Morinh, Ingraham, from
Providence.
soop Amiru, wrhsiow. fin Providence.
29th--arr sloop Spinnct, Wing, I'm N. Bedford.
S0th -an sloop Mt. Morah, ingrshSni, from
Providence!
May 2d-art schf Susan, Carter. from Bath,
with Lumber TO J. g. ID. X. Luther.
Schr Oakland, " est, from Hallowefl, with
Lumbe, 10 do.
sloop Almi, a, winsow. I'm Newport
Sloop MI. Moriah, log ahain, I'm Providence.
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MAlRRIEib.

In this town, on Monday evening last,
by Rev. Mr.. Hathaway, Mr.. GEORGE
SMITH BOURNE and Miss MARY SWIM
BOURNE CLaRK, both Of Bristol.
In Bristol, ON Sunday evening last, at
the Methodist Meeting House, by Rev.
MIR. Bonncy, Mr.. BILLINGS WALDRoN,
Cd, to Miss JANE M. GREY, daughter OF
the late Mr.. Thomas Grey, all of Bristol.
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HARDWARE.
Samuel Wheaton.


VETOULD say that he has jus. re-
w ceived and offers for sole, a
largo supply Of Sheffield and Birmip,,-
ham Hardware Goods, Of the latest inn.
portations, as also OF Yankee ma, ''u(act-
ured hardware, which with his stock ON
hand, makes his assortment very extern
sive; comprising all the articles, usual, ,
found in Hardware Storcs oflarger towns.
which being much too various and num-
erous to detail suffice L to say, arc A.
dapted TO the wants of the Mechanics Q,
every denomination, and Of all others in
this region, aud will be sold ut prices The
most reasonable.
ALSO,
On hand very extensive and beauti-
iul assortment of CHLN4, EAR THEN
and GLASS WARE, Of the most np-
proved manufactures, comprising all the
newest patterns.
LIKEWISE,
A complete assortment Of select GRO
CERIES and PROFESSIONS, besides
a great variety Of MISCELLANEOUS
articles. april 81.
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DIED.,

AT Matanzas, on the 7th ult. Of the
prevailing epidemic, James Tanner, OF
Bristol, aged 80 years, person Of color.
He was an honest, industrious and valua-
BILE citizen.
In Newport, on the Goth ult. Miss
Hannah Topham, formerly of Bristol, a.
ged 70 years.
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ACCOMMODATION STAGE.

n EAVES Bristol, every morning,
A Sunday excepted) at half past 6
O'Clock, for Warren and Providence. -
Returning, leaves Providence every after
noon Sunday excepted) at balf past 8 o.
clock, foi Warren and Bristol. Fare
Fare from Bristol and Warren, to Provi-
dcncc, 80 cents.
t1- Books kept in Providence, at the
Mansion House Brastow's Manuiactu.
rers Hotel, and at the franklin House
Burgess and Ho,ton's hotel, Bristol and
at Coles and Commercial hotels, War.
sen.
fr1> Passengers called for and left ut
any part Of the town. ,..,.
j.. N. CHADWICK.
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REUEL ii. BAKER

kFvRSAcEs Of different sizes for sale by
Ess w. JAErs CARpskR.
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SPOKEN,

SPOKEN
March II, lat Ii 6s, s lon 80 "A ~. shp
Philip Tabb, Bowen. 65 days from this port,
for South Atlantic, no oil.
April 23, lat SO as. lon ~ 46, ship Eliza 4
Abby, I'm Providence for Savannah.
Gath. of Capcs Virginia brig Franklin, Bar
ton, ofthis por, for New Orleans
9Th, ht 40 l-2 Ion II i5 brig George, Tur-
ner, from Providence, for Matanzas.
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From AFRICA. We learn from Mr..
Waters, supercargo ofthe Deborah, arri-
we'd on Sunday from Goree and Port
Prsys, cha, letters had been receiyed by
Che American Consul ut tho latter place
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Of the Presidsns--an adsocate ofhis veto
onthe Bank land especially pledged
himself ~ support the late measure--the
removal Of the dcposites. The late cleo
ton hsIefore which resulted in ,rium-
phant majority for Mr.. Pearce may be
considered az conclusive EVIDENCE that
public opinion 10 Rhode Island is a.
gaiAst The Bank. and i is rendered The
more signnl, in ms much as il affords
proof oftIe utter Impotence ofMr. Clay's
exertions, 20 repress the grswing tide
Of popular sentiment in New Engiand.
Ne CIsy's visitation has been but TO
witness the entire defeat of his friends
ia svery Stale through which he passed.
--WasAiagtos GLOBE. e
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81 HYGEIAN AGENCY. % fHet
BoTTLINe AND LIQUOR STORE,
oulh Wing ofthe Union Bank Building


South Wing ofthe Union Bank Building
DAVID MELVTLL.
Respectfully informs his friends and the pub.
lie, aud Connoisseurs in particular, that .
he intends keeping constantly on -
a. hand for sale as cneap as 81
at any Store in town: lss,
WIVES and othor Liquors Of the best
quality or draught.
Do. Ia bottles by the dozen or single.
Bibberss Double Brewn Stout and London
Porter.
Evan , .uperior Porter ana Ala ia cuar.s,
pints, gross dozen or single. tN'
Il. Island and New Jersey Cider, do. do. do
Genuine Lemon yrup, do. do. do. do.
K -Draught Ale and Restorative, Ginger,
Spruce and other Beer.
CORDI.4LS, Noyeau, Usquebau Cher
rysStone, Lemon, Life Of Nan.
Liquors for sea stores or parties put up
ut short notice.
Portable Punch, q convenient article for
Sailing and Fishing parties, and variety o.
other articles in the same line.
Also for sale, the highly approved and in
valuable Hygeian Vegetable Universal Med
icines Of the British College Of Health, Lon.
don, and tho Hygeian Publications.
I Ladies who wish to purchase will please
call at the House of the agent opposite
Townsends Coffee House in Pelham Street.
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Notice.

tna vss> 'st Notice. hissH :ffl
THE Undersigned having this day form
Il ed q professional connexion for the
practice Of & teei ~ i2t nfipi -
MEDICYNE and SURGERY. " /:
10 this Town, under the firm of .y@e !.
VIM. & j. ". Turner.
Tender their services to the Pubiic, in the
different branches of their profession. Thew
will expect their Accounts to be paid or ad.
justed annually At least.
n fATs Wm, Turner.
r. Turner.
The Subscriber having made new ar.
rangement in business, as above stated, and
finding il indispensable that all his old &C.
counts should be settled, earnestly aolciis
the attention of those with whom be has un.
settled accounts, to their adjustment, and
gives this general notice after the first
Of October next those remaining at that
time unadjusted, viii be placed in the hands
of George Turner, Esq. for final settlement.
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A ND informs them that he will open q
IA SCHOOL in this town f6r. the instsuesion Of
Masters and Misses, in the accomplishment OF
DANCING, as soon as proper encouragement
shall be given-and hopes by strict attention TO
bis profession. and by his assiduous exerto ns to
please, to merit continuation 6fthat patronage
and favor. which he has hsretoforo 20 universal.
ly received. and which, it will be bis highest
aim 10 merit and retain. i1i w AfD l'
Terms Of Tuition. Masters %, and Misses
$5 per quarter, twenty four lessons in a quarter
and two per week. epitf sf.' q. eii'siD /.
Newport Dec. IL. 1893. f1t
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COURT OF PROBATE. " J
Nepporf, Dec. lIfh. 1888.

THE administration account on the Es-
tate of Richard M. Peckham late OF
Newport, deceased. was presented for
settlement and allowance, and an order
Of distribution Of balance. It 10 ordered
that the same be received and the con-
sidsration thereof referred to court Of
Probaie to be holden at the State House
in New port On the fsst Monday in Jan.
uary next at 8 o'clock A. M, and that
previous notice be given by publishing
copy Of this order three several times
inthe Rhode-Islaud Republican, for all
persons interested to appear at said
time and place il they see cause and be
heard.
(wi.uess) b. b. ROWLAND, '.pa
'Mlt3.p4st riy Probate Clerk. d
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MAGAZINES.

THE Penny Magazine, Of the Society fol
the Diffusion Of Useful Knowledge !; pub.
lished in monthly parts, at 90 per ann.
The Peoples Magazine, published ia Bos.
tonevery other Saturday, at only 81, pei
ann. ,,ff IA I,,s
Parley's Magazine, for children and youth
published in Boston every other Saturday
at only 81 per year. esseE .4e.
The. attention Of parents and others, is call
ed to the above cheap and popular publica
tions which can be seen and examined, at "
CALLAHAN'S--who is the authorized a.
gent for this town and will receive sub
scsiptions, and furnish the works monthly
and quarterly, free ofaay extra charge. -
Aug. 2l.
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NTE have regularly received for some
w time Dastthe nulnbars of the Mechan.

NT e have regularly received for some
w time pastthe numbers Of The Mechsn-
les Magazine and Register of Inyentions
and Improvements also, the New York Far
mer and Gardeners Magazine ;--and the
American Rail Road Journal, and Advocate
Of Internal Improvement; all published by
D. X. MINOR New York. They are works
from which USEFUL KNowLEDaE may be de.
rived by all readers, but particularly by those
to whom they are addressed they are ffe.
quently embellished With well executed
wood cuts. illustrative Of the subjects on
which they treat, which materially enhances
their value, particularly to the Mechanics. b
e-would recommed them TO our readers
generally for--we repeat--they contain
sEFULKNOWLEDGE FOR ALL. pr.
Oct. 10. ,,tt. ~ stre...-o. 49,,
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-Unsvoidsble circumstances prevented us from
giving the dsfnits number Of Cattle to day, we
shall give the host information We could obtain
|in ths sfsssnoon, 2l00 Beef Cattle, 200 Stores.
1850 Sheep, and 1850 Swine: 80
PascEs = Bsef. Csftis.--Ths quality Of the
|Cstsis at market to-day was not % good % they
wore Isrt wosk, nor hardly 20 high pricss OBJ.
sssssd. wsqaoss primo a - = 80 good -
bsrrsii;rS CSssis = Former prices were mot
|Bupportsd, The barrsllers hang back, an indics.
hion thst they we're nearly supplies. We quote
s,;; ! 3, = 3 . IA AN' y. h' % 70
Sheer. --ssIss vsss . little bsster, we noticed
)ots 90 follows, one ordinary Il el.50, ons q Y,
t5.tS1, 2, 4l7, 22t, 2,05, and go, tl
oSSjss. -Gelss eoss euick, but somewhat rs.
|ssss's sssvs'sI Ie's vsrs taken s' 90 @ '0s
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Summary.

.." ID.
The City Marshal Of Boston has been di.
yseted to prosecute the manager Of the Ire.
mont Theatre for playing without the author.
~ Ola license. staoss ilst
The journal KEEP. by Miss KembIe during
her residence in this country is to be trans,
miited to London for publication. ,.ar
The obelisk and pedestal intended to be
erected st Monticello to the memory Of JEFF.
fesson, have arrived within short distance
oftheir destination. 81 e'' @ 'gs
The farmers Of Milford, New Hampshire,
willrealize something like $4,000 for the
article Of hops alone, the present season. y
ECspt Scott. ofthe brig OtheIlo, at New
York, from Rotterdam. has 10 hia possession
= bird oflhe pheasant species, which alight
edon board his vessel atsea, eight hundred
miIes from land.
Gea. Jones, Of ofWssbington. has offered bis
plantation near ArIingtou, ID. G.. for the pur
pose Of educating African youth. y,
A police officer Of New York recently
found twenty -Ioar families residing 10 one
building.
Several sufferers by the accident on board
the steamboat New. England have detarmin-
ed to commence suits for damages against
the owners. 3l sts
Within the last twelve months. upwards Of
l200O persons have died at New Orleans.
The Sugar crop Of Louisiana, it is said will
be more productive ihs present than any for
mrr yesr.e ~ sfl - ssar ~ s.
"A ship arrived ,t Havre, from Rio Janciro
with ten thousand parrots on board. sss
BY convention between Russia and the
German powers, all the Poles still in Ger
many are to be sent out Of the country Ito
England or the United States. 'Fg'i i''
Arrangements were making nj Bombay to
establish regular steam communication
with England.
1t had been determined at Batavia TO ship
their produce 30 Holland in American YES
sells.
William G. Preston from South Carolina
has been elected to supply the place Of Gov.
Miller, 10 the Senate Of the United States.
The Pope has,issued several bulls against
Don Pedro, and has declared the decreesis-
sued by the present government at Lisbon,
n6ll and void, and announced that he is ready
whenever circumstances may require it. to
present himself TO the combat in defence Of
the church.
"A couries efs banking house in Paris, had
arrived with letters from Bsyonne ofthe 18th
giving, sn account Of . conflict 10 the south
orfran, in which the insurgents gained some
advsatsges. eFi sssa XII r't"sl 4
!. Two Bachelors advertise in New YorR,
fos domestic companions. One wants money
and sae,other a,wife.
In the report of commi ssioners for audit.
isg Irish accounts, just printed, there is the
following item in the Belfast Ballast Office
return; Pumping water out of dry docks
ESQ., s r1is1 asna 's
Pig iron in England had risen Sc. per ton,
and manufactured los. and tho demand
brisk. ----,----.-
Maj. Churchill of Fort Johnson at the
mouth Of the Cape Fear, North Carolins, has
In his possession two fish joined together
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NOTICE.

NTE are requested to atute. that the deaf
w ers in Dry Goods, in this Town. have
concluded 10 discontinue the practice Of CIV
ing Patterns. In considering this matter,
much careful and. dispsssionets reflection
has been exercised, and they have with en-
tire unanimity resolved upon the measure.
under a conviction, that IL calculsted 10 70.
move an extensive evil, from which perhaps
buyers have suffered even more disadvantage
than sellers.-While svailing themselves of
this occasion to render acknowledgement
for public patronage, they would request
leave TO express hope, that tho same friend
ly disposition will DO continued TO aid then,
in abolishing this troublesome and. useless
prsctice'-'rhts anticipation 10 In sgrest do.
gree confirmed by tue spprobstior already
expressed by many large and experienced
purchasers in this town, aud the successful
adoption of the same measure in other places.
Saturday, Nov. .. se p~3w
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5 From al.e Boston Courier.


Prime or Saxony Fleeces, 70 ais cts. per ID
American fun blood washed wool, 60 70 05 cts
snpsrfne pulled lambs, 55 to 60, lst sort, As 10
SO, ed do. IS to 40, Sd do 80 to SO, spinning LIST
sort. SO TO 60 cts. per pound. az ase f. .ee.' M
wooL-Thcre is a steady demand for fleece
and pulled Wool, without any change on recent
prices, the stock is in few hands, and is ,gradu
ally diminishing.
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AZ Tarborough. on tho 10Th ult. Mr.. George
w. Woodman merchant or that pla,e, aged "a
years, youngest son Of the late Mr.. Richard
Woodmau, Of this town.
In Holland Mass. on the 25th ult Mr.. Ben
jamin Church aged 78 formerly ofthis town.
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FINAL NOTICE.

THE subscriber hereby notifies his country do
Iinqusnts that unless payment Of their bills for
the r. I Republican up 20 Sept. G. be mado in
10 days from this date, they will be put in suit.
This notice includes those only who subscribed
prior to the Goth of last, June. s3 A5s ree
Dec. IL. B. PxcKHAx.
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In this town on Sunday evening hst, Mr.. Jo.
seph Carr,to Miss Catherine Sherman, daugh.
ter of Mr.. Thomas Sheafman.
At Providence on Thursday evening last. blr.
George Weeden to Miss Sarah Nye, daughter Of
Mr.. William Nye, both Of Jamestown. w 9'i
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4 s e.: I:


;:;;;; I ] !; :;
For terms, apply to DANIEL PECKII.aM,
Newport Dec IL, 1888
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THE subscribers having engaged all the
Cotton Bats made by the "Newport
Steam Factory" for the term Of one year
will be regularly supplied with these differ.
ent qualities, which viii be sold at 8, 10 and
i2a cents pei. pound, fnot bundled warrant
ed ~ ounces to each pound.
sa WM. C.sCOZZENS g. co.
n b. The kind at l2d cents being en-
,irely free from dir,, seeds or any other rub
bish, as matter Of economy is warranted 10
be decidedly the cheapest. '''.f''
Sapt. IL, 1888. -'r
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Ba,rows one $50 Al "A for sows and 81 for Bar,
rows ono lot Of selected Barrows at 81. At 70.
tail. 5s q for Sows,. aud Ga To- for f3srrows,
according 70 size and quality. .,.t ~
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NOTICE.-To STORE KEEPERS.

.WM. 8. .voSE would respectfully inform
w his brother store keepers that he has con-
stantIy on hand, and will sell eandy, as cheap
as any honest pediar that visits this town, and
why.not in preference to pcdlar pstronize your
own Townsnlan. Y, - Nov. 9th.
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MORE CHEAP GOODS AT
NO. l19O
qa5 Thavnes-Street.

- ~ Q - w @u "a y .
HAS more ga diaper for only "a cents per
yafd--more good crash for 6 cents aud
more linnen diaper for 10 and l24 cents
"A Binds Eye diaper good, for only Is. per
yard--more good elk stockings for ST.
more good calicoes for 8 cents and stock
ings from Sd. TO ls. and 25 cents per pair |;
and a great variety Of other Dry Goods
a. cheap as broom. Also a second handed
Postiey's cooking stove and apparatus pipes
&c. cheap for cash, his odd friends and the
public are invited to call and see for them
elves. tsg etoee August IA.