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CHLORIDE OF SODA.
Iron-StccI & Nails.

"lSSlNG.-The LIST and 20 volumes OF the
V4 Journal Of Congress during the Revelation -
they were probably loaned to one interested in
establishing claim for pension Also. Vol -, Of
Niles Register. bound in boards Whoever may
have them, any other books OF mine, will oblige by
returning them. or letting me know where they are.
n. q. BOSS.
July %. corner Of Tha 4 Pei St
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ANTHRACITE COAL
BROAD MOUNTAIN-(Uhite Isies.)

FSNllE Coal from this region, when mined with
n care and selected from the pureSt veins, is Ell
Sily ignicd makes an intense heat and does form
incstatons upon the sides of furnaces stoves 1t
makes bu, few ashes and is considered. on account
ofis purity strength, and great durability to be supe-
rior TO any other for melting iron generating steam
CELEBRATED GATE FEIN,-(Rei iSeS)
This variety is taken from Of the best veins in
what is called the Peach Orchard district located in
the vicinity of Pousyile. Il is easily gnited turRs
rory freely and ruth great br,ihdHcy produces heavy
ashes and is superior to any other for Paror Crates
Cooking Stoves. aud oiher domestic purposes.
Messs. GEO. KNOWLES and GEO. BOW EN-,
are the only persons in Newport authorized by TO
sell the above kinds Of Coal.
EPIIRAIH 4. HATHAWAY.
Providence April IL. 1886.
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EN LACK & GREEN SPOTTED TfIULT
a y LACE Ga fashionable article for VeS) ma
be found at FONVLER'S.
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FOR SALE.

THE Lot aud four story Brick Store thereon.
situate AT the corner of Thames a. Pelham.
streets. next south of 'rownsend's iiatel
ALSo,-A house in sccond-sireet with 4 Iarrs
garden aud good well of water, now occupied by
Job Gibbs.
For terms and other information apply to
NICHOLAS q. boss.
Corner of Thames Il Polham sireots.
Nav -, II.
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THOMAS FOWLER

now opening variety Of fashionable articles
y such as French Cambricks-rrcnch Musins &
ilnghams--Raw-Silk Shawls-Celeste ,S SEWING.
SILK Hdkis.--Plain Il Fig'd Silk Iace-Love Wells
\ iidks- -liosiery-Parasols &c &c. &c
June lst
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TO STONE MASONs AND CONTRaC-
TORS.

FE7IlE Subscriber will receive Proposals until the
81 lSt of December next, Tor the construction of
a; Dixie and Pier shoal at the north end of Goat
Island. IN this h1rbor.
THE DIXIE, founded in an average depth Of six
feet at low water will he about 1900 feet in length
about ten feet broad under water { I feet broad a
bove water and nine feet three inches high above low
water. The part under low water will be corStruc.
ted of granite stones 10 feet long, feet high and
at least | 1 feet broad, lad in open work, and filed
IN with refuse stones and gravel The part above
low waer Ill be faced with granite in courses BAY
ing due proportion of headers, and backed with
good rubbe work. The top will consist en-
urey OF headers, Z feet long, and not less than | J
feet rise, and feet width.
THE PER, standing Oh the outer end of the Dixie
in mean depth, at low waor of nearly l3 feet. viii
be 30 feet square. Two of It's walls will be 10 feet
thick under low water, and two, feet thick these
walls being formed ollarge granite stones laid in opeu
work, and filed in with refuse stones and gravel A.
bove water, these walls will he faced on side,
with granite, in courses backed BY good rubbie ork
the thickness being reduced, by a slight batter in
front, and BY offsets IN the 10 feet a the top
The top course OF these pier walls vii be composed
oi stones not less than feet thick, feet long. and
feet broad, all laid as headers. The space ell
closed by the pier walls viii be filed first with re.
fuse stones to the height oi low water, and then with
as much gravel as may be required to fill all the inter
shces. Upon part of this surface a strong Crllage
VIII be ld OF the SIZE necessary iOI the foundation OF
Lighthouse; upon the grillagt mass feet high,
Of dry ubble masonry will be aid and thereon mass
OF rubbe masonry in mortar, > feet high The space
around this foundation viii be filled first with refuse
stones carefully packed and then with gravel The
top OF the pier (abou 10 feet above low water) will
be formed by pavement of large granite stones
For further particulars, and an inspection Of the
plans, personal application must be made 10 the Sub
soriber at Fort Adams.
The proposals may embrace the supply Of all the
materials, aud the eeNcuti IN of all the work; sep
ara,e proposals may b. made for the supply Of the
granite for the delivery of the filling in stone and
gravel; for the execution of the work under water,
ncudng the materials for the execution Of the
work above water, including or not, the materials.
The Pier and Dixie 10 b. completed by the 30th Of
September 1888.
With the proposals satisfactory evidence must be
produced ofhe ability to comply with the terms there
IN proposed and to the execution ofa contract
by responsible suretes.
GEO. ". CULLUM.
Licut. L. $. ERg'rs,
Newport Oct 26 1s36.
IL The publishers Of the Herald of the Times
Republican, the Providence papers
Fal..River Monitor. Warren II. l. Star Boston Pat
-ioi Commercial Gazette and Courier will please
live the above four insertions and forward heir &c
cunts.
nas
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An ir'shman, on being asked " wha, be
cs;ne to England for I" said. a. I, !, wha,
, came mere for you name, Arrah, by
tue powers you may be sure that i, wasn',
fof ranf, for ! had plenty of that a, home.''
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THOMAS FOWLER

n q As this week received very extensive assor'
a q memt of Flannels and Merinoes, with Other
,easonable goods
s2I.
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AUCTION * COMMISSION
STORE.

EUARLES y. TIELEN viii be happy to
u serve his friends and the public, in the Auction
and Commission business, at his store No. 90
Thames.stret Newport.
Oct 20.
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PORT, r.. 7.
NOVEMBER Ist, 1886.
GFPersons ealing for them ~iH please
say adrertised," as they are placed IN
separate bo1.
\ Capt. John Phillips,
Joseph *. Angel, John Peckham,
Elizabeth Albro. William Peckham
Venurma q. Austin Eliza V. Patterson,
Il r
Eliza Brown, Mrs. Sarah A. Read,
IT,. n. Brush, Eyna Ricketson,
Bernard Brennan, Dorment Rose,
Gor,on Briggs,
ID Baptist Church, John X. Smith,
9th Principle Baptist +. W. Seabnry,
Church, Phillip Sheridan,
Edward Betty, Peckhhm Sanford.
john S. Brown, Solomon Sleeper,
William Il. Chase, Mrs. Eliza Stanton,
WIN. Chambers Jr. Lonis B. Shearman,
William p. Clarke, Ann Stewart,
Robert Church, L
Rev. John Cory, Capt. Samuel Thurs
George Clarke, ton,
b. Base, Nlchls p. Trisk, 2
Capt Obed Carter, Mrs. Geo. Taylor,
Mrs NJ. NJ. Clarke, Elizabeth Taylor,
Rebecca Coggeshal, Rosanna Tewell,
PAMELA Chase, U
Phebe Collins, Weeden Underwood,
ID w
A. w. ID. Capt. Naylor Water
f house, :
Eliza Jane Emerson, William 5. Walker,
L James Weeden,
Jno. Fisher, Jos. Wilson,
Auam S. Favor, A. Wickham,
G. Mr.. Wood.
It. James Green, 2
Dennis Graham, VIM. p. Vernon,
Richard German, SYRIA Won,
III MIDDLETowN.
Edwgrd Hazard, Stephen Barker,
Charles c. Heath, }. Burritt,
Aonzo Holmes JAMESTOWN.
Paul Hopkins, Charles ii. EldreG, ,
* Benz. Congdon, 9
Mrs. Maria Keenan,, VIM. W. Grinnell,
Susan Knowles, IRISH.
|. Thomas Corcoran,
William Il. Lawranc, Hcrnard Duriss,
Col William Linsay, John Milne,
Nj. Hugh Mecan,
VIM. VI. Moore. John Meskil!,
William Miller, John Murphy,
Jesse Nc Clccs. james Iieaney,
Widow Dorcas w. John Bremen,
Munroe, Andrew Donnely,
O John iIiggens,
Alexander Ookly, NJ. Mcndtery,
James O'Brian Patrick Walsh,
l. James Wade.
Il. II. CARR, p. NJ.
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UORISON'S HIGEI1N UNITER-
SiI NEDyC/NES

for the tate of Rhode-Island, hereby gives notice,
that no other person will be authorized to Fend said
Medicines in this city but for the accommodation
of the public have appointed agents in different
parts of the Sate,-and to guard the public against
mnpoSitous, they may be assured, that should any
be offered Or sale in this State purport.
mg TO he MoriSon'S HygcaR JHircrSai Medicines hy
any person except myself ormy authorized agents.
that they will be countereitS. AMUEi. YOUNG.
No. l07, Westmn star-slrect
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LIST OF LETTERS,
NOVEMBER lst, 1886.

REMAINING ~ THE POST OFFICE, NEW
PORT, r. I.
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ifORRfSON'S UIG EIIY
Ic0ctnbLc TnircrSnL Nedicinc

GfORRfSON'S UTG EI1N
FcgctdbIc URircrsdI Medicine
THIS Is TO GER TIFY, That Samuel Young
having given assurance Of his convection IN
the iIygclan Theory of Physiology, as developed
by the British College of Health, London and hay
ing furnished the necessary security against coun-
terleits, is appointed Sole Agent for vending the
UIGEIiN VEGETABLE UNI
FERS1L NEDICINES 1ND PUB-
LIC1 YTONS,
In and foro the State of Rhode-lsland.
In cufmaion whcrcofI have this fourth day Of
January, 1883 set my hand
II. SHEPPARD MONV,
Sale General Nggeion hgcm for He u.
5. Of america, Smith-Strect, RrOoklyR, IL.
This TO ceriify that have appointed the follow
ing gentlemen Agents for vending Morrison :
Uygeian Universal Medicines III this State, TO wit -
MIR. David Melville, Of Newport, nessrs George
Hammond y Co. Wickiord.-nr Jefferson L. Kim
ball. Coventry James II. Pearcc in Fast Greenwich,
and John b. Walker Woonsocket
SAML YOUNG.
Feb p, 1884.
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DOCTOR TITON1PoNs.

4 supply Of TIiOMPSONS celebrated Eve
AWater, and Tooth ache drops,-Iee's Pills
Butler's Vegetable Indian Specific for Coughs
Colds, Consumption, &c Doctor Rush's and Jew
eit's Pills for Dyspepsia. Jaundice diseases the Of
Liver &c. dndfor safe BY r. r. HAZARD,
A Me sigs Of he
GOLDEN MORTAR, Ncrpon. RI
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WIN. c. COZZENS IL co.

4 AVE received and opened few more Carpet
y ings and Rings, making their assortment wor-
" the attention of purchasers.
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FOR SALE.

ooD BUTTER At 90 CENTS PER
~ pound. for sale a, 90I Thames ST.. by
Nov I'd. CHARLES y. TII.lsEl
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- LArEs Of oil sizes, rec d for aale by
~ octe W CALLAHAN.
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The Subscriber being appointed Sole Agent for
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-11-16

a stage viii leave Newport every morning Sun.
"a days excepted, at u O'Clock, :, NJ, arrive in
,.lll Ri,nr nf InI A AL
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FPersons ealing for them ciH please
say s. adrertised," as they are placed IN a
seDurQte bOI.
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LIVER COMPLAINTS.
DYSPEPSIA

TNllE PATENT VEGETABLE MEDICINE
SroaACHIcE ET HEPArIc.R, formed
by chymIcal analysis and syn,hesis of seve.
raj Prorimate vegetable principles, are uni.
versaily acknowledged TO have totally e.
clipsed the professions OF every other rene.
dy, and superseded the necessity OF every
other mode ot'trea,ment Wherever the above
diseases are found TO exist, as we'll as in en-.
largcment Of the Spleen aud IN JaIndice.
Among the symptoms Of Dyspepsia and
Liver complaints, are natulency, sourness
or BURNING in the stomach, melancholy, IT.
inability, disogreeable taste in the mouth
great esularlty OF appetite, which is some.
times voraclous, GaG at other tunes great.
" deficient, THIRST, leiid breath, nausea,
weakness Of the stomach, acid eructatlons,
palpliaiIon, drowslness, irregulnrlty Of the
bowels, pressure on the stomach after meals,
PAIN IN the head, dizziness or vertigo, con.
fusion OF mind, attended with loss OF memo.
ry, gnawIng IN the stomach when empty,
affection OF s,ght and hearing,
pam and weakness IN tho buck, languor, dis.
Iurbed sleep, cold feet aud hands, tremor,
lneasiness M the throat, cough, pain IN tue
SIDE or breast, &c.
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Omnibus Concern
GOING AHEAD!

THE Travelling Public, and all others
who may desire Private Conveyance
from Charlotte TO any other place, are in.
formed that the undersigned have added to
their Omnibus establishment splendid
BAROUCHE and SULkEY, and ADD.
TlONAL HORSES, either for Harness or
the Sdddle-so that oil who may desire nc.
commodation in thei' line may he assured
of receiving prompt attention for the time
TO come. b. Z. BOYD & Co.
Dee. %, 1895
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.nKSCELE,f.lEOEN
II! GIVE NE BACK MY HEART AGAIN!

III GIVE NE BACK MY HEART AGAIN
~ MISS FARDoE
Oh give ne back ms heart again
You cannot prize it now;
You've look'd INTO a brighter eye,
And on fsirer brow.
II still YOU loved, YOU would not LEI
Anothsr'> image reign
One instant IN your splritdepths---
Oh give i, back again.
Oh give ne back my heart again
lit has loved YOU well,
Keep il IN silence-'tis 20 tale
For lips Ike yours to tell
rad II in the languii smile,
Which strives TO cheat IN vain;
The wandering glsnce-the allsF'd tone
Oh give It back ogain.
Oh, give me back my heart again
\ ou 90 not know lis Pride;
Il does not ask single thought
Another may divide.
Tear not reprClch--ou happier DAYS
Though It may dwell with pain,
Believe me Il VIII never seek
To beat with YOURS again
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Safe Of Land Ois Credit.

Nm Monday the 9th day of June next, |
~ will sellat the Courthouse in Charlotte,
to the highest bidder, on credit of ~
months, plantation supposed 10 contain
100 acres, joining the lands of Nathan Orr,
and Thomas Hunter, formerly owned by
James Robinson, now deceased, the same
beng sold BY virtue Of a decree from the
Court of Equity for the benefit of partition
among his heirs. Satisfactory security will
be required. D.. X. DUNLAP, C. m. c.
Aprii a0th, 1886. s9ids
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EXAMINATION.

n PUBLIC EXAMINATION Of the
"A Female School in Sugar Creek, will
be conducted in the Church at that place,
on Tuesday the Slst Of May, commencing
al the hour of 10: After which, an Address
on Female Education, will be delivered by
the Rev. K. Ii. Morrison. All who feel an
interest in this subject, are respectfully in.
vted TO attend.
The next Session will commence on the
Monday following, 10Th June.)
NJ. A. CALDWELL.
MAY IL, 1886. 3w
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NEW GOODS.

cies, winch ne offers to the public at re.
duced prices. The leading ones are:
Gold and Silver Patent Lever, LepIne, and
Plain English and Swiss WATCHES,
Gold Guard CHAINS, also, Fob do.
Ladies Fine Gold NECKLACE,
Gold, Silver, and Steel Spectacle Frames,
with glasses, (,chite, green, blue, and
azure to suit all ages aud sights,
GOLD KEYS, for Gentlemen and Ladies.
II ADDITION TO THE ABOVE, HE HAS JUST
RECEIVED THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES
FROM THE NORTH, VIZ:
BrIttanla-ware in full sets, Fine Plated Can
dlestIcks, Shutters and Trays, Plated Cas-
tors, Rogers Pen and Pocket Knives, Ra,
zors and Scissors, best Cloth Brushes, Hair
DO, Table and Tooth do, variety of PER.
RI VERY of the best quality, Walking
Sticks and RIDING Switches, Fine Pistols,
(hngllsh and French,) Snuff Boxes, Per.
cusslon Caps, Pocket Books, Emerson's Fine
Razor Straps, Boxes and Brushes, &c.
The above articles, added 10 his former
stock OF Watches and Jewelry, will embrace
a variety, which will be sold low for Cash.
or On short credit to punctual dealers.
THOMAS TROTTER.
chariotte Nooember, 1885. 70.tf
n. i. Those who have long Standing
Accounts will remember that most men
Asea money 70 carry Oh business.
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DIR. PETERS
Vegetable Anti.ISiliOus Pills.

Are The cheapest AMI most approved Fam.
lily Medicine ever offered to the Pubic.
/ They are extremely mid 10 :helr operation,
neither causing sickness Of the stomach, nor
any unpleasant sensation IN the system, as
IS too frequently the result from medicines
gwen 70 acf upon the bowels. They act spe.
c'hcaly upon the LAYER, when 10 a torpid
condition, carrying oil large quantity 81
o'lc, through the iufuence OF the eNccfnen,
junction, "h,ch, II suffered to remain IN the
system, would produce either Jaund.ce, H.
yer Complaint, Bilious Fever, Fever ADD
ague, ~ some other guetlous bodily attic.
non. In all cases OF torpor OF the bowels,
they act like charm. Ia recent cases Of
Dyspepsia, they arc a certain cure. MANY
persons Who were subject 10 violent attacks
OF SICK headache, have been much benefited.
and several perfectly cured IA a few week,
by their use. They are highly recommend.
ed as preventative and cure Of Bilious com.
plants. Persons Hho are subject to tina,
distressing complaint, sea.sickness, hy TAX.
lng portion or two OF them tew DAYS pre-.
Hous to em6arking on board the vessel, viii
be almost certain 10 escape IL. Females
can use them al all periods, without incur.
ring any risk. Their virtues viii remain
unlmpalred for years IN any climate. No
family should be without these Pills: nor.
ton OF them, taken occasionally, would be
The means OF preventing much suffering from
sickness. 1t IS from neglect OF keeping 10
a regular pcnstaltlc action OF tile stomach
and bowels, thus suffering to be absorbed
aud mingled with the blood, unass,ulla,ed
fluids, that most diseases are produced,
Dr. 4. feels confident that no person who
gives these Pills a fair trial, will ever after
feel Wiling TO be without them. The ties.
tlmony Of thousands speaking IN the high.
est terms OF their efficacy, might be added
but The very hlg'! reputation DR.. F. has &C.
qured as the inventor OF the s. Patent Tege.
tdoie Medicine StomGchica 1t HeputicG,n
Tor the cure OF Dyspepsia and Liver com
plants, Is though, sulhcen, guarantee 10
those wishing to make a trial of their y,r.
tues lhey contain not particle Of Mer.
curry, or any ingredient tina, does not act in
harmony with health and oppose disease.
DR.. J.. having been educated under the
most eminent American.and European Med. I
zeal professors, and practced his profession
many years IN the South, where diseases of (
The most obstinate character prevail, con.
oiders himself we'll qualified to Judge on the
nature ofdseases incident to warm climates.
Prepared by JosEpH PRlrsrLY PETERS,
VI. ID. 7. Is. &. p. NJ. at his institution for
the cure of obstinate Diseases, by means of
vegetable remedies, No. 800 Liberty street,
View York, inventor and sole proprietor.
zach box contains forty Pills, Price 80
CENTS.
These invaluable Medicines are sold IN
Charlotte by Smith q Williams; IN Con.
cord by 7. b. Barringer, and IN Salisbury
by John Murphcy, where numerous ceruG.
Gates OF their efficacy can be seen.
JOS. PRlESTLY PETERS.
jan ], 1896, Nv !
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40 PACKAGES
Of Fresh Goods Of the Latest
importation
?" Z are now receiving and opening, very
w large and splendid assortment ol
american. British, and Indie
GOODS.

purchased in the Cities Of New York aud Philadel.
phIa, for CASH, and also before the late adraace
However, our customers will see that our prices
are shade lower for goods, than formerly, exccp.
>ugarl Our present stock vas selected with
great care. Below we give tie names ol a lcw 81
our Goods
sup inc Blue and Black CLOTH
sup DO Adelaide West OF England.
SUP. Black French CASHMERE,
DO. Cinnamon Drah. A splendid assoitnen, Of
Slmmcr cloth for gcntcmcu's wear,
Ribbed bnc6skin Cashmere, assorted colofs,
do Linen Drill, new aiIclc.l
fine assortment OF Summer TESTTNGS.
tasty selection OF fancy goods TOT ladies',
splendid asst. Of rich fc Silks, latest St., Gros
dc Rhine, Cora. Siik Shalye tts, tine article,
Painted Swiss Musiins, very handsome,
\ great variety Of English and French Painted
Mushns French Calico,
203 pieces Of Calico, ass'd. from 10 cts 10 10 cts
per yard, variety Of new patterns,
great variety Of French GinEhams, assd. eol..
\ tine assortment Of Fancy handkerchief, made
Of sewing >ila, new article
Linen fldkis, Long Lawn, large stock Or Linens,
tloves ass'd., Ladies silk.ubb'd Hose Black DO.
Blond Lace Nells. Thread Lace. Inserting Mus.
I'm, Ltgng and Inserting, Plaid silks for adde's
Dresses, new style, Ladics' Crayats. ass'd
We have, also, fine assortment Of ] fAlluan's
BOUTS, No. /, made 10 order Ladies SHOES
mace by Israel Robinson, 10 order, warranted
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Charlotte .gOcEey Cfub Races.

'EtHE Races over the Charlotte Course
will commence on Wednesday the st
day Of June next, and continue three DAYS.
1t IS contemplated restricting the first DAYS
race 10 three years old, raised in this and
the adjoining Counties. Second day, free
for any nag. A beautiful situation is So.
lected near town, and the Club will spare no
pains to have the Course ia complete order.
WM. S. NORMENT, Sec'g.
H7g TfI, 1886. AYR
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DIR. Charles =. fson:tt

- YNENDERS his professionalism.
- vices to the citizens of Prov.
Erss Idence Settlement, in the County
- of Mecklenburg. Ills residence
is al the Rev. Isaac Grier's, near Nj. r.
Peoples Store.
nay 10, 1886. a
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Nav lG, 1886.

'aNHE Stockholders OF the Franklin Gold
Mining Company, are requested to
meet IN person or by proxy, at Frankln
Place, IN the County Of Mecklenburg, y. C.,
on the goth day Of June next, for the pqr.
pose OF eIecilng five Directors for SAID Com.
pany. By order of the President.
GOOLD HOYT, Agent.
Nay 10, 1896. 3eP