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ID Dtr0.

AT Wexford on Monday evening 2lst inst. Capt.
Samuel Thomas, aged % years, the oldest inbabi-
tant IN that place.
Al tNew-Orleaus Dec. Goth, OF consumption. Mr.
Josas LawIon, formerly Of this town, and late Of
Nantucket. .......
ln Fall River, on Monday Dist inst, Miss Hep
zibah Louisa Blake. only daughter of Mr.. Sabin
Blake. aged 16 version Friday morning. Mary
Elizabeth, daughter Of Charles H. and Elizabeth
b. Bush. aged 2yearS and months.
In Warren, at the Asylum. Mr., John Sisson, in
the slst year of his age-a Revolutionary Pension
er.
AT the Island of Cuba on the Iith Of October
Mr.. William Hall, Of Portsmouth r. |. aged q
years.
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PROBATE NOTICES.


A T Court Of Probate, holden in M,ddleiown,
N January 2is, 1889. Upon the petition Of John
Gould, administrator on the estate Of OLIVER
SWEET late of Middletown, deceased, stating tha,
the personal estate Of said Oliver Sweet is
by the sum OF one hundred and eleven dollars, and
eleven cents pay the debts allowance to the wild.
ow and funeral charges OF said Sweet. aud praying
that he may an his capacity Of administrator be au.
thorised aud empow cred 10 seB at Public Auction
all the right, tide and inleres, which said Oliver Swee,
had Al, the time Of bis desth. in and a certain 10,
of land situate in said Midde,own, containing by es
timation four acres be the same less, boun,
ded Norherly on land Of James =. Gardiner and
Others Easterly on land of,he heirs Of David Albro
dec, Soaiherly on land Of James Shaw and Wester.
ly on Highway, so much thereof as will be su f.
6cient TO raise said SUN Of hundred and eleven
do,lars and eleven cents with incidental expenses.
Il is ordered ha, said petition be received and the
consideration thereof referred to a Court Of Probate
to be holden at the Town House in Middleiown ON
the third Monday in February next, at one o'clock
r. H., aud that previous notice be given by publish
ing copy Of this order three weeks in succession ip
the Rhode Island Republican, for all persons interest
ed to appear at said time and place and be heard.
A True Copy--Wtness,
Jan 30. WILLIAM SMITH, Probate elk
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KNOW ALI. MEN 4:

A T a Court of Probate holden, Newport. Janu.
N airy 9TH, 1899: Upon the petition OF Peter r.
Remington, admir- on the estate Of GREEN
BURRO OUGHs, late Of Newport deceased, sta
ting that the personal estate Of said Green Bur
roughs is insufficient, by the sum of one hundred
and thirty dollars and fifteen and half cents
to pay the debts, allowance 10 the widow, and fu-
neral charges OF said Burroughs, and praying that
he may, IN HIS capacity Of administrator, be author
lied aud empowered TO sell at Public Auction, all
the right title, and interest, which said Green Bur
roughs had at the time of his death, in and to a
certain lot Of land aud dwelling house thereon
and other buildings thetcoh standing, situate in
said Newport bounded w esterly ON Thames-street
Northery on land of Nicholas Underwood anc
others, Easterly on land Of Otis Chaiee, and South
erly on Prospect Hilstreei, or so much thereof a
Will be suicicnt 10 raise sand sum of one hundre,
thirty seven dollars and fifteen aid half cent
with incidental expenses. II is ordered, that SAT-
petition he received, and the consideration thereo
referred TO a Couu of Probate to be holden at tn
State House in Newport on the first Monday. II
March next. at O'Clock. A. NJ, and that previou
notice be given by publishing copy Of thus orde
three weeks in succession in the Rhode isfnhd Re
publican for all persons Interested 10 appear at SAT-
time and place and be heard. ...
A True copy Wines,
II. II. HOWLAND, Probate Clerk
Jan %.
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AUCTIONS.
BADNESS,
A BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR.

the grsndest ornament belonging TO the human
u frame, How strangely the loss oft changes the
counienance, and prema,urely brings ON the appear
ance Of old age which causes many to recoil at be-
ing uncovered, aud sometimes even shun society 10
avoid the tests aud sneers Of their acquaintance the
remainder Of their lives is Consequently spent in
tircmeut In short not eten the loss OF property.
fills the gonerons thinking youth with that heavy
sinking gloom does the loss OF his hair. To avert
all these unpleasant circumstances, .OLBRlDGES
BALM OF COLUMBIA stops ibe hair from !al-
ling oil ON the first application and few hotties res.
torres it again itlikewse produces eyebrows aud
whiskers; prevents the hair from turning gray
makes il curl beautifully. aud frees il from scurf.
Numerous certificates OF the first rcspectablity in
support OF the virtues OF Olbridges Balm are shown
by the pfopretors,
" Mead the following.
ROBERT WHARTON, Esq. late Mayer .f
Philadelphia. has certified. as may be- seen below,
TO the hgh.characier al the following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby certify that We have
used the Balm of Columbia discovered by j. Old
bridge, aud have ound il highly selyiceable not only
preventive against the falling of Of hair, but al.
50 certain restorative.
wM, THATCHER, ~s..
| Methodist Minister in s., George church.
No. So North Fiith-st
JOHN p. INGLiS, 33i Arch-st
John y. THOMAS. M ID. 1863 Race-sl
JOHN =. fUREY. l01 Sprucest.
! HUGH McCURDY. 243 sonth 9Th st.
JOHN GARD. jr. 1913 Arch-sL 81. -,.
II will certain raise its virtues in The estimation
OF the public, when II il known that three Of the A.
bovs sgness arc more than 50 years of age and the
others not less than 30.
From the Mayor
| COMMONWEALTH or PgNNsYLvASiA,
City Of Philadelphia, 4
l. ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor Of SAID city Of
Philadelphia do hereby certify that I an, well ac
qnanied with Alessrs J. r. lnglls John s, Furey,
| IA nd 10 Ir( xbose sarped lO
above certificate iha, they gentlemen Of charac.
ter and rcspecabilty and such full credit shonld
be given TO the said certificate.
| In witness whereof, ] have hereuiio setmy baud,
and caused the seaI the city to be affixed.
IL. ). This sixth day OF December, &c.
ROBERT WHARTON, Mayor
CAUTIONED that each bottle Of the gen
une Balm has a splendid engraved wrapper, on
which Is represented The Falls ofNagara the agents
name Sc. sN"r.t t.
Sold by n. J. TAYLOR, Iis Thames-s,.
Nov. u.
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Nrw- -YoRk CATTLE MARkEr, Jan. Il.

Beevcs-The supply Of Beef Cattle to-day in
cluded $50 head, about so of which had been lefi
over since last week 100 head are also expected
in addition to the above supply on Wednesday
from Pennsylvania. The demand for Beef to- day
was again good and the quality Of the Cattle shcw-
ing some Improvement. an advance on the average
price of last week of Csc per 100 lbs was obtained
Sales Of 500 head at $3.50 Sll so forming an av-
erage price Of 1915 per 100 lbs.
Cows and Calves-About 100 offered, and sales
were made of 20, at S35 80, and few extra at
S55
Sheep-The Market for Sheep to-day was rath-
er heavy and out of 1000 but 1.600 found buyers
at prices ranging from 81, so So and $3.50 for
very good.
Hay--We quote Hay by the load at 81 Slis,
with good supply.
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Extract from n letter published in the

Extract from letter published in the
Pennsy sylvanisn, dated
Harrisbwg, Jan. 1--WE have just re-
ceived information Of the result of the elec-
ton in the district composed Of the coun-
ties of Franklin, Cumberland aud Adams,
Tor Senator 10 fiIl the vacancy occasion
ed by the death Of Mr.. Cassati. II is an
overwhelming rebuke TO the conspirstors
against the rights Of the people. General
Miller, the democratic candidate, is elected
by a majority Of 205 over Macfarland, the
whig candidate. When it i. remembered
that this district was formed expressly for
the purpose Of electing whig Senators. in
the spportienmeut Of the districts in 1895.
and that at the October election a msior;,v
Of more ,lian 1900 wss given Eor Ri,uer.
the resction produced by the violent and
outrageous conduct Of Stevens and hi. allie.
wsll bs evident
The Committee of the Seuaie to exam-
inc into the claim Of Stevenson and Wag-
ner To q seat in the Senate, aud which ~ss
composed Of @ sbiss and deuoerr, re.
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RHODE. ISLAND REpU b L1c An jim NAUARY so, 1sse.

ported unanimously this morning in favor
of the right of Mr.. Stevenson, thus furnish
ing further example, if II further one were
wanted, thai the prrsons # the whis party
who p:eIruded To be the legal mrmbers
from The county of Philadelphia, had not
the shadow of claim 10 their seats"
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"a arrte1 .

In this town, on Sunday evening last, by the
Rev, Mr.. Howard, Mr. Ephrsim b. Irish. TO Miss
Eliza w. Weaver, daughter Of Mr.. John Weaver,
formerly Of MiddetowD.
At Cleaveland, (Ohio) on the 10Th inst. Mr. Will
liam A. Murfey. formerly Of this town, TO Miss
Ellen F. daughter of the late Lewis Wilcox, Esq,
of New-York
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Tx n IOUK LUCK.
THIS DAY,
S 5000 for SlstOe
TO-.nOR ROW.
$4,000 for SQa
FRID.GY.,
$4,000 for 50.
SATURDAY..
BRILLIANT sciIEME-
Cap. S91.OOOa

Tickets and Shares in great variety of num-
bers for sale singly o: by the Package ...
Any association Of Gentlemen may purchase
packages on the most liberal terms.
Orders from abroad or at Home will be faithfully
attended to. Those who prefer purchasing by me.
dunn OF the Post Office may be assured Of having
their orders attended to, if addressed
o. n. SMITH,
"a Thanes.st,
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His Excellency Sir J"hn Colborne was
inaugurated on the l7lh inst. at Montreal.
as Governor General, Vice Admiral, and
Captain General Of al! Her Majes,y's Pro-
vinces within md adjacent 10 The continent,
of North America.
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EXTREME CoLb.-Ai Saratoga Spings
at half past o'clock on Wednesday morn
ing last, the thermome,or iFahrenheit's)'wos
down to SO degrees below zero. and the
same at Bslston Spa. This was the morn
ing before it was the coolest here.
C. We have no New York papers la
ter than Saturday evening and no news
from Washington later than Wednesday
evening. ..,.
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CERTIFICATE.

JAN. 1si, 1889.
This certi6es that Dr.. d. X. BourELLE, Surgeon
Dentist, has been engaged with me for some time
past IN the study and practice OF Dentistry. have
found him very Ingenious, and cbeeffnIy recon-
mend him TO the public Dentist ,rthy Of con
6dence knowing him iobe Of good moral character
and believing they will be well pleased with his pro-
fesslona services, or any work that passes thr ough
his hands.
w. r. EsTEN, Dentist
Jan. % No o. Westrninster-st Prov yidence.
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MARINE MEMORANDA.

Arr a, New York, on Saturday, brig Florida,
Phillips, Is davs I'm Apalaebicola.
Sailed from Rio Janero, ls, ult., ship Louisiana,
Stanhope, for New York
Cleared at Havana, I,t inst, sch'r Concord, Coe,
for Cardenas
At Laguna, Dec 2s,h, Brig Gov. Coddingion
Cozzess loading for Marseilles
Al New-Orleans 10Th inst, Sch'r Wolcott, Bur
dick. from Aitskapss.
Al Charleston. ii,h inst. brig Sea Bird, May
berry. I'm New Orleans.
CID. at Savannah. 18th inst, scb'r Franklin
Greene, Waite, Havana.
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NOTICE.

The third Lecture before the NEWPORT
ATHENEUM, will be delivered at Armory
Hall, BY DR.. C. COTTON, This Erening,
at half past 6 o'clock.-Tickets TO be had
a, the usual places.
Newport Jan. 80, 1889. d $500
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BRIGHTON MARKET. Monday, Jan. 81.

NePOTItu lot INC bUStuH DdIIy .fuN' "Hu f"'T'0' ]
At market. 800 Beef Cattle, and 900 Sheep.
Prices-Beef Ca,tle-An advance on form eT
prices WAS obtained, and We quote to correspond.
viz; first quality at 7 rs a $S; second quality W
90 50: third quality 5 rs a 6 80
Sheep-Lots were taken at , rs, %, $3.50, %,
4 50. and 25 We also noticed eight exraordi.
nary Cosset Wethers, which sold for Sl25.
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W The sick are all taking Goeliok's Matchles'
sunstive which is astonishing every body with il,
mighty cures Of many iearfnl diseases.
For sale by b. J TILLEY. Clarke-street.
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CGERx's oFricE, COURTcf PROBATE, Newport
January 22d. 1899 ........
A PPLICATION was made for an administra-
N tor 10 be appointed on the estate Of
Russell CLARKE,
late Of Newport Esq. deceased. II is ordered, that
the be received. and the cons Iteration thereof
referred TO a special Court Of ofProbate, TO be holden
at the Clerks Office in Newport on Thnrsday, the
1,h day Of February next. at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, and
that previous notice be given by publishing scop).
Of this order three several times in the R"de Island
RepnJtiean. for all persons interested in said estate
to appear at said time md place and be heard by
order OF the President.
Jan. % B. B. ROWLAND, Probate Clerk.
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PORT or NEWPORT.
ARRIVED.

FRIDAY Jan. 25.
Schr Aialan,a, Crowcll, from Bristol for N.
Carolina.
SATURDAY, Jan. 26th.
Whale ship Rajah, West OF and for New Bed
ford I'm New Zealand via Pernambuco, with 2000
bbs oil. 600 sp) Left at Bay Of Islands, Sept. Q.
ship Hercules Of " Bedford 500 So. and 400 VIII;
and Uncas. Of Falmouth, 1900 sp the only Am.
there Left at Pernambuco Dec. eth, sch Shaks-
peare, for Philadelphia next day.
Brig Bar6ne. Smith from Savannah for Provi-
dence.-schr New England, Rogers, from Norfolk
for Portland,
SUNDAY Jan. 27th.
Brgs William, Sanford. from Fall River on a
whaling VOYAGE - Grand Turk, Chambers, from
do for Darien, Ga. -
MONDAY, Jan. 2sth.
Brig William of Boston. from New Orleans for
Providence. schr. virginian, Thacher, from
Newbern.
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NOTICE..

COURT Of PROBATE, Nesport, Ja". Z, 1889
A IL Executors, or Administrators, appointed
IA by this Court. who have not settled their nc.
counts within One Year are notified to appear al o
Conr, of Probate to be holden at the State In
Newport ON the first Monday in February neIt, at
O'Clock, A. NJ and sbcw cause why they have neglec-
ted to seu le their Accounts us aforesaid And that
this Notice he published in AZ the papers ofihs town
By Order. b. Is. ROWLAND, Coup. OK.
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ooks.-Those persons who have Books.
- belonging 10 the Thomsonian lnGrmary will
confer favor by returning them Immediately to
the proprietor. ian, 20.
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NOTICE.

n i meeting or the Directors OF the COD
n DINGTON MANUFACTURING co.
held ., the Counting Room of D. Wood. January
10th 1899 -
poe4 aud Besolrei Tba, the Treasurer be order.
ed TO notify the delinquent Stockholders that unless
ali ustsrnenu (dne on the first snbscTipiioa 10 said
stock ara paid or satisfactorily adjusted before
the first day efMarch next. their Stock viii be sd
veriised for SEE according to the condition.. OF the
Charter. ~. tJsn. 30.
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o. n. ssM!!!T,TH,
W Thanes.st. /.

Clas. o55--3s SO 90 65 80 4 IS 20 Al e5 s435I
256--65 "a ~ Q 10 n 80 &c 3G rs 27 "a Is AZ
257--43 63 53 "a l3 % q 81 65 IS 1888
26S-l2 10 - 81 62 946 3 10 20 3i4s
259-23 4s ~ 90 "a 5s IA Al 65 so "a IS
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NOTICE.

yE,HE PUBLIC are respectfully informed that
oil the Wall Pews on the South side, and the
East and West ends oftbe Meeting ngbonse IN Clarke
street. are free. for all persons who bshavs IN DC
c,rnng manner in the house orGod.
By order Of the Fourth Baptist Church,
Jsn. 16. CHARLES T.. IILLbf, '~S'
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O. Will the Newport Herald Of the
Times expunge from the foot Of the Fed
cral Prox, the note stating that Dutee
Smith, Esq. had declined reelection.
We are authorized to say ii is not true.
Prop. Herald.
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sPENCER's
Vkgetable Pills.

IUyIIE forest is natures medical repository, and
l experience her great medical teacher. From,
that repository the ingredients which compose the
above invaluable medicine have been cuiIed. and
that teacher experience, has shown Il to be unrvall
I'd in its salutary effects on the human system
Thousand. have been bene6,ied by the use of these
Pills and they seldom fail Of tue intended effect.
For all diseases originating IN impurities Of the
blood tboy have no equal. For complaints Incl.
dent TO the female constitution they stand uDryall-
ed In complaints OF childreK, in headache, dyspep-
sia chrome disorder and the incpent stages Of
SUN ption, they are certain 10 afford speedy relief
and generally effect cure when all other means
have siled. They are perfectly innocent and safe,
and may he taken ai all times and under all circun-
stances without the least possible danger.
Prepared only by GIDEON SPENCER, War
wick, X. J. who is sole propncor-to whom only
the composition Is known.
yr BE- PARTicUL.a. Each box has an inside
wrapper, with an engraved fac smile ~ the propri
etors agusture, and an engraved label signed by
his own hand, aud containing the words "VIGErA-
sLE Puts" The cover ofil,e box is stamped
81 None others are genuine.
The render 10 particularly referred 10 the recon
meDdations and certificates which accompany the
pills, and The re'Pseabiiiy ofwhieh cannot be qu-s
toned.
! These Pills may be obtained Of a.
MARY TILLEY,
No. 40 Spring-sreet
Dec. 10. Sole Agent for N,nporf.
| The following gentlemen have been appointed
Agents for the sale Of" Spenccrs Vegetable Pi's.
! &. Brown, Little Compton;
( Monro g. Clifford, Bristol;
N. Is. Burr, Warren;
HowIand 4 Church, Westpou;
| Albert Clifford, New Bedford.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.
vUyHE sUBsCRIBER, having been appoint,
ed Executor Of the Last Will and Testament o'
ELIZABETH n. BANIsTER,
late Of Newport, deceased hereby gives notice that
he has accepted ,aid Trust and qualified himself ac-
cording 10 law aud consequently, that he requests
both debtors and creditors Of said Tcstaris 10 make
paymen, and to present claims TO HIM accordingly
without delay.
Jan Is. JOSEPH JOSLbN, Lt"m"'
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NOTICE.

yR>Hr second term Of MILL STREET A.
CADENY will commence on Monday the
ID OF February under the charge OF wELIs.-,
n. female dspsr. N, con,r nss nr5e, he .sre or
Mrss Nrtts. lan. V-r'
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receive the serious attention and support
both Of the mercbaats interested in the trade
and the goverpment.--L Lirerpooi Papsr
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A letter received from Havana, dated the
4lh inst, mentions the arrival Of the u. =.
ship Natchez ut that port, on the LIST. She
entered the hsrbor in beautiful style, during
a " Nor,her," exchanging salutes with the
Captain General of Havana and the Span
ish Admiral. The French ship Of war Gre
ole had arrived few hours before, and her
comma anded, the Prince dc Joinville, honor.
ed the Natchez with a visit. A salute of
twenty -ene guns was fred from her decks
as the royal tar stepped on board, which
wos returned by the Creole. The inter
course between Captain d. Page, Of the
Nstchez, and the young Prince, was accom-
panied with the cordiali,y Characteristic of
their pfof.sion. The son Of Loais Philippe
is said to be very popular with bis brother
Captains. both Of the British and American
navy. There were n number of French
ships ut Havana; bound to the westward,
despatched, as conjec'ured, for more troops.
The Nstchez wn. to ssiI for the Windward
Islands on the 9Th Of Janusry.-N. q. Bui-
tsfin.
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NORTHERN HONEY, for sale by
IN Jan. 10. r. J. TAYLOR.
o. NOTICE.

a III. persons who have unsettled accounts a.
"A gains the CoDDINCTON MANUFAC-
TURING co. ne requested 10 present the same
10 SAMUEL ALLEK, Treas'r. at his Counting Room
on Stevens wharf without DELAY Jan. 30.