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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-03-21

We understand there is man about Clinton Mar,
kc who to speak algcbraiculy can drink any "given
quantity.-IJ.
In the backwoods Of the West saucepan is worth
dozen pianos, and whole legion of guitars.-Ib
Hard to Bcat-Wc arc informed by corrcspon.
dent in the upper part of Sparanburgh District, that
AIr. Fielding Turner killed six wild Turkeys at one
shot, "and frightened another amazingly"
Mountainccr.
There is couple in Massachusetts who have OH.
dured the holy estate of wedlook for sixty eight sue
cessirc years, and the veterans now declare thoy
should like to double tho dose. This is good cncour.
ascmcnt to those just entering the ''paco
i strong jerk.-A French lady in tho York Asy-
Iun, (England) broke her neck by jerking her head
back while cruel was being offered to her.
4 Woman toplay hoax-for they always do it so
ncatly--thcro is no masculine clums;ncss, bungling.
ness, coarscncss about their ricks-thcy will dupe
man so ingcniously that he will actually laugh at his
own stupidity, and then bless tho cause Of its devcl
opcmcn Bu: perhaps the close of the last sentence
will not hold true in the case VIC about to mention,
viz
"A custom house officer near the Belgian frontier,
would insist on dcprivng girl on the road of bas-
ket which was padlockcd. The girl wont her way,
the officer took his supposed contraband prize 10 tho
customs, ulld On opening it found blooming Laby
added 70 Iii. items Q! family expenditures.
Restca Poe!.
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Twenty Dollars Reward,

IS offered for The apprehension and safe
delivery in the Jail of Camden, Of mulat-
to woman, known by the name of NINA,
the property of the subscriber. She is Of
rather low stature, and about fifty years of
age. She has lived in Camden for q great
length Of time, and is believed 10 be now
albored within the limits of said town.
HENRY p. HATFIELD.
Feb. 13 4t11
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.I,i,,serd Oil.

800 GALLONS superior North Caro-
lima Linsced Oil, which will be sold low,
bv the barrel or smaller quantity. A'so'
Sncrnaccti Oil and Spirits Turpcntinc.
DELEON q LEVY.
March ii.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-03-21
The Subscriber

VN7ILL hire by the day or month, her
w servant REUBEN, an experienced.
mid cupablc House. Painter, whose indus
,rvand honesty arc well known.
MARGARET G.. MATHIS.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-03-21
From the Carolina Planter.
AFRICA COTTON.

DR.. 9. Blanding. of Columbia has po-
litely presented us with few seeds of this
new variety OF cotton, which is of fine
staple. The cotton from single bole is
in small quantity, but there may be many
boles on stalk. The arrangement, of the
seeds at the bottom Of the bole will rem
der their separation easy.
"CoLuMBlA, Jan. I6.
DR.. R. w. GIBBEs,
Dear Sir: sendEou fewCotton Seeds,
from the interior of Africa, which were
received in box of shells and minerals,
by Dr.. w. Blanding, of Philadelphia, from
Liberia. know not whether il is of cul-
tivated or natural growth, but presume
natural. The seed are all closely attach
ed together, in each quarter Of the bole,
arranged in row, so that the cotton is
all removed at one effort, leaving the seed,
seven in number. all together, and with a
clean black surface. They are curiosity
certainly TO the Cotton Planter-and if
this climate will allow successful expe-
riment, leave to you their distribution SO
as best to secure that object.
Verd respectfully,
S. BLANDING."
We will distribute the seed among gen.
tlemen who will carefully cultivate them;
and return our thanks to Dr.. B. for his
kindness in selecting us for this object.
The great principles Of Agriculture are
the same every where. Animal and vege-
table matter constitute every where the
food Of plants; and heat, moisture and at
mospheric air, universally, the active a.
gents ofvegetable nutrition. With know
ledge Of the truth of these great princi.
Piles, it is the province Of man to apply
them under the contingencies Of climate,
sell, aspect and seasons. And this is a
labor in which the mind. enlightened by
science and fortified in its conclusions by
can do far more than the hand.
The cultivated mind, lite The steam power,
is labor saving principle, capable Of per.
forming or Of saving, all immense amount
Ct labor Cu1ticator.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-03-21
JUST RECEIVED

And For Sale at the Post Office, fresh
supply GARDEN SEEDS, of the growth
of 1899, warranted fresh and genuine,
L1monr arhich are The follOwiRg:
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-03-21

1t may not be in your power to excel
many people in riches, honours or abili-
ties; but you may excel thousands in
what is incomparably more valuable. l
mean in substantial goodness of heart
and life. Hither then, turn your ambition.
Here is an object worthy oft.
Itis no wonder if he converscs andmedi-
tatcs, improves in knowledge. BY the first,
a man converses with the dead; by the
second, with the living and by the third
with himself.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1840-03-21

Forty steamers were lost on the west,
ern rivers last year. Only forty-five lives
lost, and thirty-nine Of these were sent
into eternity by bad steamboat boilers.
"You fill me with feelings Of the most
profound astonishment," as the editor said
to the letter, ten he opened it, and found
enclosed the money for Won years SUBJ
scriptron to his paper in advance.
A physician was called to an Irisllman
and after examining his case, recommend,
cd an emetic. "An cmctic. "Oh, that will
never do: took one of the same in Ire
land, but the Divil bit would it stay
down, at all at ALL"
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ern Middle course, between N. orleans
and Washington City.
From this, it would seem that the anna
teurs of the turf may confidently antici-
pate match between these two cclebrat-
ed horses, as the owner of Wagner had
in previous number of the esprit" an
nounced himself ready to hear from Bos-
ton.---Augusta Sentinel.
The Boston Morning Herald gives the
particulars of the death of Mr.. E. D. Ste
vens, Druggist, opposite the National
Theatre, and son of DR.. John Stevens
of that city.
On Monday evening he complained
of severe tooth-achc, and during the
night rose from his bed in the rear of his
store, and put some kreosote into his tooth,
which failing to ease the pain, about 6
O'Clock Tuesday morning he again rose,
and, as it is supposed, s,oallo,ced a portion
of the Psuss1c ACID which he impru-
IDENTIFY attempted to destroy the nerve of
his tooth, as the boy, who slept with
him, saw MIN Apply sOmetilllfS FOlh
bottle which was found to contain that
baneful poison. In about an hour after
retiring, he was seized with intense pains,
and his father was Immediately sent for,
but ere his arrival the unhappy sufferer
was speechless, and he continued in the
same state until o'clock, when he ex-
pired. His sufferings must have been
horrible, as his head swclled to twice its
usual size. He was very fine young
man, 20 years Of age, and by his un-
affected manners and upright course of
conduct, had gained the respect of many
friends whom his loss will be severely felt.
1t should serve as melancholy warning
to others, being the second victim in that
city, from an attempt to destroy the nerve
Of tooth.
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Good nature is the best feature in the
finest face. Wit may raise admiration,
and Judgment command respect, md know
ledge attention'-beauty may intlame the
heart with love, but good nature has Il
more powerful effect; it adds thousand
attractions to the charms OF beauty. and
gives an air Of bene:icrncc to the most
tomely face.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-16
B O n II e t S .
bp NOTICE. 4rs

Am the honor Of q gentleman, (not stor-
" keeper,) am now making final close Of
the stock Of goods purchased by and for Stock
ford Ellery Tiey. us find he is quite too Dung
TO take entire charge Of dry goods store, and
too old to stand behind a counter and talk about
fashions. am making great losses on goods to
close up, and will undersell any store keeper in
Newport, Tor the sake Of getting clear Of the
trade. have good assortment Of goods, pur-
chased recently, having cleared of most Of my
own goods at auction in December last.
/ hare a lot Of small affairs, as FoLLows-
Laces-insertngs -quillings nets--lace
cdgiugs blond laces--wide blonds thule lace
wash blond lace-laces for fri,ls, ribbons
tapes, bobbins, pms, needles, buttons, and Al
least a Thousand other small articles, which
will sell for half their cost, rather than put them
under tho hammer. have also a mplete as
sortmcnt Of shawls and fancy bandkercheis, bon
nets, shirtngs, sheetngs, cloths, cassimeres, sat
tine,s, hosiery, giughans, calicoes, and in fact
complete assortment OF goods.
VIII my friends and customers, as also brother
farmers. help to work of the stock ofgoods, thai
may have my wishes granled-th Of leaving
the yard stick to follow the plough.
| June 4. WM. JAMES TlLI.EY.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-16

ICE CREAMS. CONFECTIONERY, ~,
FANCY .4RTTCL ES, Sc. &c. TO
SUIT TIE TIMES.

TlNIIE subscriber respectfully announces
u to his former customers and the inhabl-
tan,s Of Newport, and its vicinity, that he has
begun to make his Ice Creams for the season.
will take SO cents per quart by taking five
quarts--less than five quarts 62t cts., and
will warrant it to be as good as the ue,y best
that can be produced in any part or place in
Newport or sewhere-ii it is not as good
no charge whatever will be made. will
also sell IL tickets for one dollar, each one
to produce an Ice Crcam-also lS cts for a
half pint tumbler. | will warrant it 10 bo
pure cream or no sale. Cus,ard Cream made
at the shortest notice. Persons wishing to
cat an Ice Cream or other refreshments will
please call at the store next door south of
James Hammond's dry goods store, where
they will find rooms fitted up in the ncatest
yle for their reception. strawberry, Lepon,
Pine apple and Vanilla Ice Creams, made
to order ut the shortest notice. ! will also
serve it up in forms. or plain for companies
parties &c.
o. Don't forget the quality, "good as The
rery best without any exception OF price or
quality.
I New York with the greatest assortment OF
toys, Iancy afticles, ConIeCVondIy, Wc. tilH'
was ever offered for sale in Newport. All
will be sold to suit tho times. Candies at
retail, 25 cents pound; at wholesale, 10 cts.
a pound; moasses 60 cents the hundred.
have also on hand the greatest assortment OF
baskets that can be found at any store in
Newport, which will bo sold very low to sui,
the times. Please give me call.
ALEXlS NJ ENAGE.
Ice for sale at the lowest prices, and sent
to any par, Of the town free Of expense
Fruit received daily from New York in il:
season. June 1I.-4m.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-16
BY Ordcr.
b. B. ROWLAND, Council Clerk.
At a 1o,cn Council holden IN .it,rpoH, July
7ih, 1910.

sft u IOtcn S0uncu HOfdtU w sNtyFVOTt, JWy
7M, 1910.
10y virtue OF authority vested in the Town
- Council Of the town of Newport, by an
net Of the General Assembly Of the State OF
Rhode Island. passed June IA, 1889, and of
a vote of the town of Newport, passed
April Is, 1910, in conformity to said act
Of Assembly; authorising and empowering
the Town Council Of the town Of Newport
to make such ordinances, as the Council may
deem necessary, for the location and proper
regulation OF cemetries, vaults, tombs and
burial plnces for burying the dead. 1t is
ordained by the Town COnncil Of the Town
Of Newport, that no new ground be appro.
priated or used for the intcrment Of the dead
or for building OF vaults for that purpose, with
in the compact part Of the town Of Newport
and that any person or persons who may vio
late this ordinance shall pay fine OF 20 dol
lars for each and every offence, to be re-
covered by action of debt or by complaint,
IN the name Of the Town Treasurer for the
use of the town, before the Court Of Justices
in said town, rs the law directs, and be re-
quired to move any dend body, 30 buried ol
deposited contrary 10 this ordinance:
And that the above be published for three
successive weeks in the Public Newspaper
Of this town.
A true copy-wiiness-
H. B. ROWLAND, Council Clerk.
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~ w. ANTHONY. wishing to make dif.
W ferent arrangement, and bring his busi.
ness TO close, takes this method OF informing
his friends and the public that he will sell the
following articles at and under cost, viz:
Bbls. butter crackers, do. pilot bread, choco.
late. mace. nutmegs, ground pimento, LOG
mats cassis, 10000 spanish and half spanish
segars, stone, earthen and wooden ware,
matches, 25 sacks Liverpool ground salt, hats
&c. &c. &c. Also on hand and for sale, IA
window sashes and frames, made expressly
for my own use. Purchasers wishing any OF
the above articles will do we'll to call before
going elscwhere-terms cash.
Newport June H. 1910.
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Ice Creams |! Ice Creams |!

rlNII L subscriber respectfully gives notice
l. TO the Public generally, that the Rooms
over his Confectionery aud Variety Store,
opposite the Post Office, are ready for the
accommodation Of Ladies and Gentlemen,
who wish to pass al hour or so in refreshing
themselves with Ice Creams, and other re.
freshments usually found at Contection.
nry.
N. b. Ice Creams made to order and war.
ranted equal to any in town, at so cts per
quart, and sent to any part OF the town, at
any hour Of the day or evening.
On hand and for sale, great variety Of
Fancy Goods and Toys, Fancy Baskets,
" ilow Cradles aud Wagons, &c, &c.
Confectionery ut wholesale and retail, on
the most reasonable terms.
Constantly ou hand and Tor sale, gene.
ral assortment Of Preserves and Fruits, aud
host uf other articles, too numerous 10 pas-
tIcularize. T.. STACY, Jn
Newport, Juno 18th, IsI0.
Don't forget, the ORIGINAL is TO be
found directly opposite The Pos, Office.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-16

VINIlE subscriber having been by tho Hon.
y Court Of Probate appointed Executor
to the last will and testament of Elizabeth
Townsend, widow, late of Newport, dec. and
having given bonds according to law, hereby
gives notice to all persons having claims
against said Estate to present them for so,-
Element, md oil persons indebted TO make
immediate payment to
ID. MELvlLL, Excc'r.
Newport, July 6, 1910.
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I B w
HANGI GS.
M. FREEBORN,

No. 90 Broad street,
HAS just received a general supply OF
4 NEW & FASHIONABLE PAT.
TERMS, for sale at reduced prices.
Such as sold last season for $l,25 cts,
will sell this season for rs cts.
Such as sold last season for 81, will sell
this for so cts.
Such as sold last season for rs cts, | will
sell this for ~ and 37a cts.
Such as sold last season for so cts, will
sell this season for 30 to 33 cts.
Such as sold last season for 30 and 81
cts, will sell this season for 25 cts.
Such as sold last season for rs cts, will
sell this season for Is, and
Such as sold last season for 20 ets., will
sell this season for n cts.
have more than 5000 ROLLS on hand,
and must and will sell them.
BAND BOXES, FIRE BOARD PAT
TERMS, and BORDERS, very low.
May 6, 1910.
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N e w CO Cd s.
French, English, and American Prints
Moussclinc de Laine-Brocbellas-
Caasincts-R -Rroadcloths

Cnssimcres-plaid Las,ings--
SILKS for DRESSES and BON
NETS, viz:
Black, blue black, and more than iif-
ty different colors aud shades Of SILKS,
consisting Of plaid, figured and plain !;
Gro de ANiique-Poult dc Soi-Gro
dc Swiss-Gro do Nap--ltalian and
Canton Silks.
Bonnet, cap and neck Ribbons--a
rich and fashionable variety OF cheap
aud elegant RIBBO.NS.
Summer flannels, fancy colorcd bonn
baziues, black and blue blk diilo-Alc-
pines Scarls fancy hdkls. fancy and
staple Shawls-co,ton Hosiery, cheaper
than ever before known.
Superior Md Glovcs--chcap cotton
diuo---lrisb Linens -Sheetings aud
Shirtings- colored aud white tableipg-- -
For sale at
np3Ol JAMES HAMMOND'S.
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RE MOVAL.

1VA dcncc, 3 doors East of the Custom,
House, to the house next south Of Mr. Muir
rays. She has in store variety of Mrs.
flnmcr's CORSETS, some of the low priced
just received. Likewise, DR.. Jaync's Medi.
cines, with variety Of others.
A considerable number of FANCY ARTI.
Giles, from the Convocation and other So
cic,ies. An assortment Of COMBS, and will
receive shortly fresh supply.
Any goods on commission would be CRATE
fully received. June l6.
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Wanted 7

q First rate Tailoresses to work on coats
~ constant employment and good wages
will be given TO such as can bring good rec
or fair specimens Of work
J. M. SHERMAN,
June IS. 153 Thames st.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-16

Ed USSIA Diapers of good quality,
kH Heavy brown Cotton sheetinss,
able Covers Of different sizes,
Brown Linen Table Cloths,
Cheap spring Calicos.
Blue Jeans-bue lwilled Cotton Stripes,
Sattinets, Cassimcres, SC, for sale cheap n
anal JOHN +. TOWNSEND'S.
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PUBLISHED WEEKLY.
LEGAL OTICES
.Aa Io,vn Council holden in .Nt,,port, July
9Th, 1910.

a. Io,vn Council holden in .Vs,sport, July
9Th, 1910.
In conformity to an act Of the General As
i sembly Of the State Of Rhode Island, pas
sod at their June session 1910, authorising
and directing the town council of each town
aud the city council OF each city in this State,
to define the limits OF the compact part Of
such town or city respectively.
The Town Council Of the town of New
port, have defined the limits Of the compact t
part Of the town Of Newport as follows, to
wit:
Beginning at the south end Of Washing
ton street, thence northerly along tho salt
water to the street north of Fort Greene cal
led Pine street, thence easterly along the
north side Of said Pine street to Third street,
thence southerly along the east side of said
Third street to Walnut street, thence easterly
ulons the nor,herly side of said Walnut street
To Farewell street, thence southerly along
the castcrly side Of said Farewell street to
Warner street, thence eastcrly along the
Dortherly side ofsaid Warner street to Spruce
street. thence souhcrly along the easterly
side of said Spruce street to Tanner street.
thence easterly along the northerly side Of
said Tanner street to equality tree on the
intersection of Tanner and Broad streets,
thence south westerly along The casierly aide
ui said Broad street to Boil street, thence
easterly along the northcry md easlerly side
Of said Bull stteet to CatIarine street, thence
easterly along the norherly side Of said
Catharine street TO Fir Street, thence south
erly along the easteriy side Of said Fir street
10 the beach road, thence westerly along the
sOuthcrly side of said beach road TO a street
running southerly from said beach road,
west of Job and Joseph Tow's rope walk,
thence southerly along the cas,crly sido Of
SAID street TO the southery end thereof,
thence westerly TO Bellevue street, thence
sou,hsrly along the easterly side OF said
Bellevue street to Perry street, thence ives.
ter'y along the sou,hcrly side of said Perry
street 10 Spring street, thence soulherly
along The easlerly side Of said Spring street
10 the northerly contemplated road to run
westerly through land of the heirs Of VIM.
Ice, on the soulheriy side Of said contem
pla cd road Ia Thames street, thence westerly
IN the same direction to the salt water, thence
northcrly along the salt wafer, 10 the place
Of beginning with the addition OF twenty.
five rods around the same, in every diree-
ton, yond the said defined bounds.
Or,iered, That the above be and the same
is the defined limits Of the compact part ol
the town Of Newport, and that tie same be
published three weeks in succession 10 the
public newspapers Of this town.
By order.
b. B. ROWLAND, Council Clerk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-16

4 GOOD ariici, for CRATES rh,n mod
n crate fire IS ronisd. a cargo Of the best
quality Of Plciou Coal is expected IN a few
avs. aud will be sold NJ y reduced prre u
be " iron, tbs vessel 90 arrusl
Ina 3. NEWTON, it,
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BENJAMIN Marsh, Jr.,

CONSISTING or
! 4 AIDES French Shoes, Victoria ties, Ifor'
II rison ties, and large supply of Siipps
and Laces, manufuc urcd of the first quality
of kid and morocco. Also Misses of differ
ent qualities, and Childrcn's ofall description
and colors--togcther with q large supply Of
Ladies' low priced Kid Shoes, good article,
at 81 cts. per pair. Gentlomen's summer
Boots at $3.50; ditto fine Calf and Seal skin
Boots.
All of the above articles will be sold on as
favorable terms as at any other store in New
port. Those wishing to purchase vii! please
call and examine for themselves.
N. B.-Gentlcmcn's fine Boots made to
order of French Cnltskn, after the New
York style, ard warranted 10 fit.
Ladies and Misses Shoes manufactured to
order in the neatest manner, and of the best
materials. April 23, 1910.
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TAKE NOTICE.

VENAS l.. HAMMOND requests all
A~those indebted to the late firm Of II. s. J.
Hammond, to call and sette their Notes and
accounts on or previous to the 10th of June
next,--ns all demands not adjusted by that
time will be placed in the hands of an attor-
ney for collection.
Newport, May 2lst, 1910.
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a. OAP.--35 boxes New York No I, brown
~ soap, just received and for sale by
m2l. l.. T. & w. NEWTON.
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For Sale.

boxes No. I, Manufactured
a Tobacco, just received and for sale by
n2l. +. +. & w. NLwroN.
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WOOL CARDING, SPINNING, s
MANUFACTURE

nj MANUFACTURING.
'NNHE public are respectfully Informed, that
n he subscriber will carry on the Uool
Cardng Spinning ,& .MannJaeturing business,
at the Mill, occupied by The late firm of Gould
Il Dur(eo in Portsmouth, and hopes his old
friends and patrons in that branch Of the busi-
ness, will favor him with their custom.
ISAAC +. DURFEE.
Portsmouth, April 8, 1910.
N. B.-Artices intended for either OF the
above establishments may he left with Sanford
Almy, Little Compton VIM. Almy, Tiyer,on
J. Clifford, Bristol Ferry ; Underwood Carr,
Edward Stanhope, or B. II. Wilbour, Ncwpor,
and at B. Browns Hotel, Portsmouth.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-07-16

rUNIIE Subscribers would respectfully inform
4 IL. the Ladies' Of Newport and its vicinity .J,,t
they have taken the Store in Mrs. Townsend's
building Thames street, recently occupied by The
late John Corey, where they Intend keeping u
general assortment Of MILLINERY .ARTE
CLES. such rs Florence Bonnets aud all kinds
Of Foreign Stock 10 ihe Straw line. Also, all
kinds Of American Straw Bonnels, stock for
Bonncts, and Palm Leaf Iloods-also Bonnet
Trimmings Of every description. They have
engaged aIlners from Boston who will be Ia
the Store TO tim Bonnets in the Grst style.
I Bonnets Of all kinds repaired nj short notice.
The subscribers have an establishment in New
port for tire manufacture Of all kinds Of Straw
Bonnets - foreign and domestic where tho trade
can be supplied at wholesalc al the shortest no
tice, aud at reasonable prices.
/ FRENCH & DRAPER.
/ Newport, April Q, 1910.
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- uGAR.-25 boxes white and brown Havana
- sugars, jus, received and for 3 ale by
NIL r. r. & w. NEWTON.