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s'arEt sGr sale.
Savings Bank.

h DIVIDEND was declared THIS Day
4 OF Two per cent. on all sums that have
been in Tor The space at q months, ,and ONE per
cent, on all SUMS that have been IN for the
space OF 3 months, agrecaby to the regula
uons of the Institution, payable on and after
Saturday, the 20th inst.
&. GYLES, 7rcaS'r.
Newpor, My 20, islI.
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su@ Don't forget the good old blind
Candy merchant, NJ. !Somhwick. lie
~ grateful for every favor, however
small
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E'E.fbs'R r:
Successful IN The moI Obstinate Gases
Jones drops gur lsun.ors,'' y

az ANiNG been proved IN hundreds nl
I'd Instances. are now cuusldcrd Il the
most crtinin. n not the uu'v remedy tor Dis-
Eases ui tho Stn. SIT lthcun, lcpusy ct
white s.url. rrv-lprle-, scr.iula, t.,irr. scald.
hrnd. ppd an ui,rb-,s OF kudF,d nature
whether ,A,cfual ut internal, may nov BE-
cured b, prtsrvcrnc use ol JuSiS' lNTtR
NNL klNtpN. Abundant trsiimpuy rl Ph,
-icians, MD many VIII" have experienced u,
hpp, effects. may be- seen Toy calling upur
lh" appointed Agru,. 90 mn'i o' th1 ciues
aud yl.lae"s "i New EugiSud.
Il. J. TAYLOR, Agent Ter tie town oI
( Newport. Jolly %. lcli-eop ly.
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Cheap STORE,
LEO, Thames Street.
Fer Three DAYS Only.


'ENlE Subscriber wishing io reduce hs
Stock before leaving Newport, would
call The attention of the LADIES to the 10"
prcrs at which he Will sC,l the following
goods, VIZ .--
Brown aud blrschrd cotton Hose NJ 3 CTS
,hrIug- c. chuts 6i, worth 9 ; ulght cap,
only cents elastic nuts % cent, fancy
crayaIs two tor - cents Lislc thread
gloves Gl cts; Russia diaper at ; O. per
pIcce; linen dama>k table cloths, ocy ch,1p,
cap laces from g.! 10 - cents per ya,d cot.
ton ed -luCs for almost nothing cambfIc aud
mu.iln cdglngs Hnd Insertions vrty fine
uueu camhuc hdkts ni . cents spoo
thread at . cents per DOZEN: 81 Nud- OF
culurrd cotton cloths, tchiuIs, Binuuls
BrnadcIothS, CUssImeIcs, .,c. sc. at Tie nat
rdic,d prices Cashmere, Llubnru, Suk
Bdragr aud h,lct net Shawls Eallunurs
Noussru DE Lanes, plLld Cashmrrcs, mus
ms aad laws, puta,uls, san shades, nu,
very variety oi luucy goods, at puccs tna
val not adult ui cOmp'tuI"u.
Il. GRAHAM.
] Newport, July -, l-il
Cgwt Of Probate, lEiH,town, Jaiy -, lSii
4 \ instrument ct writing. dated the uuul
CAV ul Srp''Wb'r. n. ID ISll, pulp'it.
INC to be- The lnsi WI, nnd Testament o
William l,m'r Thl,v, late Of Mdd'riowu
. dee, was presented iJr probate aud i,,teu'
trsjamrul,ty thereon.
. II " ordered tnat the s'mr be- received on,
th' confederation thrrcul reirlrpd tuu Con-
II Probate, to be- holden ht the Town ilout,
~ M,ddieInWn. 90 the ihud Monday W Avg
mex, ~ ] u'rloch, =. ~, aud that prcvlou
notice be- gwen by Publishing n copy nt thr
order three several tunes ~ The H,rdh ot a.
7im,s. Tor AL persons Interested To appear d
suld uIne md place ond be heard
\ irIc Cuuy wtntSss
JoSHu. CUGJLsuAIt, p.ol ~
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'e'IiE Wharf kno"nas Btunislcr's Wharf,
tor one or i've years 'rom The 27th OF th,s
month, apply to WM. VERNON, or
July 1Jlh. ). Il. YER NON.
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: A l. q q n.
9vcr his Confectionery Store,
Corner Of Frank s. Thames .Slreeis,

Is open day and evening, for the reception Of
company.
Ihose who feel disposed To call will al
wayS tnu II welt supplied with lee Cream,
Wafer Ices, lruli, Cakes, Pas,ry, Lpu,uGade,
Soda Wat"r, and every other urtlcle usually
kept at such establishments. All of wh.ch
is warranted of the be, kind, or 40 sale.
lee Cream, Wu'er Ices, JrllIes, Sc &c,
made to order at u very rednced price aud
warranted Of the vcry LeSi quai,ty
Il. STACY JR.
y, Is. Ice Creoln made OF pure cream. u,
30 cents quart, and sent 10 any part ot the
town, ~ pyramids of !, =, or 3 quarts each.
Orders let. al the Cottage near the beach. or
at the Store above named, Will be punctuaily
attended to
e. II Is acknowledged bv al vino h,vn
THIS season tlrd Sdcy's Ire Creams, thatth,y
are n" rfry best made IN tins good rry.
Newport, July lS, lcii. T.. = lr.
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Mysterious Affair.

A man named Gideon Manchester,
belonging to Tiverton, was committed to
the JAN IN this town, last week, under
very suspicious circumstances. 1t ap-
pears that this man about l8 months since O
married young widow, with two chill
dren-that after living with her a few
months, he had taken her to her mothers
house, where he left her under the plea
that he was unable to support her. AZ
ter living apart a few weeks, he visited
her, some time in the month OF August
last, ana directed her to come through
the woods and meet him early the next
morning at certain place in the road
where he promised to meet her with u
horse aud Wagon and take her to New
Bed'ord. She accordingly lett her home
Tor that purpose, ana since no trace ul
her can be discovered Manchester, the
same day arrived in New Bedford with
out any baggage, and shipped immediate
| ly for a voyage to sea. Previous to his
sailing he presented to female relative,
an old fashioned gold ring, which has
been identified as having been worn by
his wife at the time Of her leaving home
IL seems that on second voyage he was
taken sick and was sent to Boston after
REMAINING IN the u. 5. Hospital at
Cbarleslown, Mass. for sometime, his
place of residence having been ascer-
tanned, he was sent home. On its being
known that he had returned to Tiverton,
the whole town was thrown into state
oi icvcrISh excitement III consequence Of
the mysterious disappearance OF the wo-
man the citizens at The June Town
Meeting appointed committee to inves.
To be taken into custody and guard
placed over him TO prevent his escape.
An examination was had at Tlverton
before Court consisting Of Judge Chlds,
OF the Court OF Common Pleas, and JUS
tice Durtee Of that town, which eventual
ed IN "A commtta TO take his trial for mur-
der at the August term Of the Supreme
Court
We understand the Prisoner is in very
feeble health and doubts seem to be en-
terlained whether he will live, until the
setting Of the Court. n.-.Newpon .Mcrcuy.
COOP NEWS from ViRGiNIA.-Ex-
tract Of IA letter from Wheeling to the
Richmond Wing ;
"Ihe changes in this county are
great, and the finest spirit pervadcs the
Wing Party. Do as know you can
in the East A; do as well as you did in
1910, and Virginia will be ours by
thousands. | hope you have not fallen
back, while we in the West are every
day gong ahead. hear from The Coun-
ties of Mason, Kanawha, jackson, sc,
that the Wing Vote will be greatly in
creased, and that Clay will outrun
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BRIGHTON MAkRET-Monday, July %, 1914.
Reported for the Boston Daily Advertiser h Patriot
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NEW ADvERTIs EMENTs.
Contract for Wood.

SEALED PROPOSALS for supplying
- the United States Troops. stationed al
Fort Adams, K. l.. with WOOD. will be re.
ceivcd by tho Acting Assistant Quarter
Master until the Jst day of August uext.-
Such proposals 10 be addressed to Lieut.. w
II FRENcH. A. A. q. NJ. Fort Adams, X. ]
(proposa's for Wuodl AMI TO be left at The
Post Office, Newport, by = % clock. y. VI. on
Thursday. the Isl day Of August lSi4.
The quantity required vii b" $50 cords of
good nerchantabl", we'll seasoned high land
OAK wood, each stick 10 be feet long, split.
,nd Sn.aU sficts xcuded, to be delivered at
Fnu Adams, K. pIIed und corded by IA"
contractor, at such place as the 4. A. O.
Master may require. Twenty cords To b.
delivered by the 18th day of August. ic4l /:
Twenty-Five cords by the Ut September,
.e!1 aud the reminder at such i,Urs and
quantities as The Asst O.. Master may d
rect. FOKT ADAMS. Ii. L.,
July 30. 1874.
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ONO. A Wing Mass Meeting is to
be held in every county of Ohio, and
the ahiost champions Of The Wing caus,
are to address the people upon the mo.
men'ous question at issue in the APP
preaching election. The first was to be
held in Hamilton county last Saturday
and the day for the others have been
fixed, extending into September. Who
doubts that with such efforts Ohio will
Join her vote to the swelling tide which
is bearing the Wing party Oh to triumph
and victory ?-Prop. jour.
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HAVE ToR SALE
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"Ilomony.''

lT tie bet iah'y, fo' Isle ~
- &c y ~ iLN1
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EllE subscriber would respectfully inform
the LADIES' and Gsn,Iemon ot this place
and laJse VISITING here, that bis
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o. Opinions of The press :

~ Opinions Of the prcss:
UiSidr'S BaLsdm Of UM Cherry When
ever this medicine Is Introduced, 1t at once
attaIns that high reputation which It so rich.
ly deserves. What cau stop its sale, when
on every hand can be witnessed It's wonder
iul cures? The worst cases OF .lsihma, re-
cent but dangerous Coughs (and also those
that are OF long standrngl EroHchMs and
/ Consumption, IN It's early stngcs.) are always
cured by this remarkable medicine. c.-iiHcll.
natl hQuier.
! From the New Berlin Union Star of Dec 81, isil.
Dr. Uisiar's Bdisam of UH Cherry.
curdng TO number OF recommendations ~
our possession, from doctors and ether Iudl
vldulls, aud from a knowledge OF the bcnc-
/ fits derived from the use of II by some of oar
nelghbors, we respectfully recommend II 10
families We have made use OF the BIsam
ourselves, and found that II proddced such
effects ms recommended.
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Origin ofHe pord "Teras."-I; has ex
ceed'ngly puzzled many persons to determine
the real meaning OF the word Texas. II
originated in the couplct used by the earlier
cmIgrants TO that "land Of promise"
"When every other lood rejects us,
That is the soil that freely takes US"
The word Texas ia corruption Of the
phrase used IN The last line. Gin. REP.
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The Wings Of Upper East Tennessee viii
have grand meeting, of three days dura.
lion, commencing on the 29h inst, in Green.
vile ; Mr.. Preston Of South Carolina, and
Mr.. Bell Of Tennessee. will be among the
speakers Brother BrownIow Of the Jones
borough Wing, thus notices the proposed
gathering:
This is to be Grand Wing Rally, mud all
creation are invited 10 attend it. We are
authorised to say that there will be meat and
bread, and chicken hxlns in abundance Tor
strangers, and every Wing house in town
will be open ortheir accommodation.
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NEGROES AT PRINATE
SALE.

Under ard by virtue of an order oC til,
Orphans Court of Cecil County, vii
sell a, private sale three Negro Men ant
one Negr" Girl. Two of the men IA,
first rate farm hands, the other is lame bu
will suIl for waiter. The girl has bee,
brought up T." kitchen work. Said ne.
Eroes will be sold for cash. but not to an,
person who intends to remove them from
the state or t" sell them To any other per,
SON who Intends tn remove them there
from. AHS person wishing To purchase Cat
apply I"
DAVIDSON D. PEARCE, Adm'lor.
ID. b. N Of Benz. Prarce, Deed.
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At a meeting of the Big Elk and Cher

At meeting of the Big Elk and Cher
ry Hi Temperance Society convened
according to previous notice at the Jack
son School House near Turkeytown on
Tuesday evening June 18th 1914. Mr.
T.. Perry in the chair, prayer having been
offered up, the proceedings of the last
meeting were then read after which the
following resolutions were offered and
after some remarks from ID. Scott were
each unanimously adopted, VIZ:
Whereas IA certain John Wckers having
commenced the sale Gf Intoxicating drink 5
in the neigl,borhood of Turkeylown in
direct opposition and in contempt of the
well known wishes Of a large portion OF
inhabitants of the vicinity, and in open
hostility to the peace happiness and pros
peri,y of the community:
Therefore Resolved, That while we
entertain no personal enmily towards the
said Wickers we are bound TO regard and
TO dtnounce him as the enemy Of God
and man, the ally and agent of the powers
internal, who 10y aud through him pour
the fiery dclugc I'll damnalion over the
we have saved from former inundalion,
that is worth preserving.
Resolved that we regard the location of
a dlunkery on the play ground and at
the very door OF our public school as a
circumstance iraughl with peculiar and
alarming danger to the morals of the ris
ing generation who will be obliged daily
10 witness scenes of drunk cnneSs riotnn
and dissipation and to hear obscene and
hlasphcmuus conversation, blunling the
moral perceptions destroying the sense OF
shame, impal,Iug the love Of virtue and
ahholance of wee and prcmaturcIy dis
posing The mind to vice and dissipation.
Resolved, that as temperance men we
cannot and will net deal with him or in
any way encourage, countcnancc or sup
porl him while he persists in his unhoIy
traffic
Resolved, that those who do adhere tu
h,m, giving HIM aid and comfort, are his
accessories aiding aud ahclring in the
work of GeaIh aud decentralization and as
such are answerable for The mischies al
ready done and lIinst now ~ progress in
proportion to Iem weight of character
their personal influence and amount OF
patronage aud support they are giving blm
On motion resolved, that when The
ne2lIng ad j"urns that it meet on the llh
day Of July at Cherry Hill.
On motion resolved, that the proceed
ing, be published
An invitation was then given to those
VIII" had NOT yet slgucd the pledge to do
{" when sevrra! gave their names as mcm>
bers ct the sociriv.
On motion adjourned
EBEN EYER PERRY. President
DAVID SC"lr. Secretary.
June 29h ISll Il
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Mansion House.

Corner of St. Paul and Fayette streets,
Baltimore.
The undersigned having taken, fitted
and furnished the MANSION HOUSE as
d Public Hotel would be happy 10 receive
the patronage of the travelling community
who may favor him with call, and flat
lers himself that they will find every COM
fort and attention which are to be met
with in the best Hotels in the city.
N. B. A few Gentlemen can be ac-
Commodared with board and pleasant
rooms by the month or year on reasona-
Bile terms.
JOHN ALBERTSNO.
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Millinery.

RERS. FOAKD, having (again) Just returned
I'VE from the city with large aud elegant as
sortment Of fashionable BONSETS, together
with the usual variety Of articles sold by Niilin-
ers, would respectfully inform her friends and tho
public, that she has again opened the shop she
formerly kept, directly opposite the Washington
Hotel, where she hopes heretofore, to merit
and eceive "a liberal share OF custom.
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CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS,
Affections Of the Liver, Asthma, Bronchitis,
Pains or Weakness Of the Breast or Lungs,
| Chronic Coughs, Pcurisy, Hcmorrhagc Of tile
Lungs, and all affections of the Pulmonary Or
gans.
.N:1TURES OJfE PRESCRiP ton:
A compound Basamic preparation of the
Prunus Nnginiana Or "Wlld Cherry Bark, pre-
pared by new chemical process, approved and
! recommended by the most distinguished phys
clans, and universally acknowledged The most
valuable medicine ever discovered
IMPORTANT CAuTlON.--The Public
should bear in mind that it is DIR. Wistar's Bal
sam of Wild Cherry that performs the remarka-
BILE cures which published in every part OF
the country, and not the articles oil similar name
that arc occasionally pulled into temporary no
tice. Those may be good--but we know moth
ing about them.
sL="Let every Man, Woman ad Child readt
tic following, and it that does satisfy all on
the great virtues Of this Medicines let them go
and see the origna--with nunlcruu other test.
monials of like character.
WATERruLE, Oneida Go. n. v Sept Is l64S
Dear SRI owe it to the llicictE to inform
you that in January last was attached by very
violent cold, caused by working in the water,
which settled on my lungs. 1t was accompan,-
ed by a very severe pain in my breast aud sides.
and also Il dstre sshg cough. had in att4n-
dance all the best medical aid in our village.
But after exhausting their skill TO no avail they
pronounced my disease confirmed consumption
and they one and all gave up to die, Aztec
much persur sion, got the consent o. my Ply
stefan to use the Balsam of Wild Cherry, pre-
pared by DR.. Wstar. purchas ed OF the Agent
IN our place one bottle, before usin" hal ofwhch
began to gam strength, and il was very evI
dent my cough was much better and my Sypip-
toms in every way improving | have now used
three hotties, aud am restored to perfect health
This result is alone owing to the use Of DR..
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry; and take this
method of giving you the information, partly
pay the debt of gratitude owe you, and partly
that others similarly afflicted may know where
apply for relief.
Very truly yours, JAJES SAGE.
MR.. PALMER, Druggist, undertake of Ws.
veIvilc, Sept. "a 1913, wriles--The statement
given you by Mr.. Jonas Sage is well known 70
he true Ivy this whole community. IT Celtaihly
was most remarkable cure. The sale OF the
BaIsani il very good, and success in cures truly
flattering.
Yours respectfully, d. D PALMA.
Let the afflicted call and see our cert, .,eates.
They prevo concusively that they can no culeed
ifthey get the right medicine. BE sure and ut
CDR. Wistar's Ba lsam of Wild Cheyrv.r Ee
ware ofimitations
The tn .'-lne BaIsatn IS sojd in Elk,on, by nr
. Fo''ee, IN Wilmington, by
"lu every town throughout n.
aware, at p
Nov. 30
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will be required to be paid in cash, and the
residue in 8 and Is months " ith interest
from The day Of sale 10 be secured by
bond with approved security,
Persons DESTROYS of purchasing are in
vied to view and examine the property
for themselves.
JOHN c.. GROOME.
Ex'tor Of Jas. 5. Springer, decd.
Elkton Nd. June 22d 1914
National lntelligencer, Bait Ameri-
can, inquirer and Pennsylvania Phla.,
Examiner Lancaster, and Village Record,
West Chester; will insert once a week
for 6 weeks and forward bills to Trustee
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HOUSE
Spouting; and
Roofing.

WITH TIN, ZINC OR COPPER,
Done at the shortest notice, and the
workmanship warranted TO be done IN
the best manner, and the subscriber
pledges himself To take back the material
"iany job OF Tin Sporting put up by hun,
ihat is not done in propcrand workman
like manner, free ofal cost.
The following is list nt our prices for
the different kinds Of Tin Spoullng. all to
he olheavy Cross Tin
Valley Tin or flat spouling
10 in. wide 6 cts. per foot
do do do II g S cts. per foot
Half round or hanging
spouling S cts. per foot
Round Spoulng S cts per foot
and noeXra charge made fer eve ripe or
elbows.
Spout Heads, of the most elegant pat
terms, and common patterns, can be lur-
nIshed at all times.
ENOCH CLOUD.
Elkron, May llth, 1914.
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Fresh DE;s:a..

The Eiub-t giber has Hurrha>,d E.-E
received FROM dc Gus. supply o. / al. ol
DRUGS y MEDlCiN IS including SONG
new Preparations, which have been select
ed With care anh with reference to quality
He will warrant all articles sold at his
Drug Store To be of The best quality and
hopes by strict personal attention to OBJ
tain the public confidence and share of
patronage.
N. B. The Stable connected with his
residence for Rent
JOSEPH WALLACE.
Elkton March 22d. ISl4.
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WHOLESALE DEALERS,

FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS
No as North Second Street few doors
South Of Arch Street,
uulpELPHIA
Would respectfully invite the attention {
country buyers, to their large assortment oigood'
suited TO the season.
They have on hand a large Stock of Foreign
and Domestic Goods laid in at lower prices thar
they can now be had, and are prepared TO otiol
Inducements 10 the trade.
We solicit a call from BUYERS before purchas-
ing elsewhere, as We are satisfied that the prices
al which we can offer cur goods cannot E'l 'c
give satisfaction.
Philadelphia, Jan. 18th ls4i-3m
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Attention
THE WHOLE!
CHEAP FASHION ABLE CLOTHING
EOR IlSH

II On t"ISH.
At No. o02 Market Street, first above the Yves
tern Hotel, Philadelphia.
All who want to save % per cent. in the rur-
chase of ready made Clothing are invited to cal
at this Store, and examine the largest and best
assortment in this city, consisting OF
Super Cloth Dress and Frock Goats
from 80 to So
Do Tweed Sack and Frock Goats $50 6
Superior figured and plain Cashmere
Pants, to
With great variety of Vests, 10 >
Together with large assortment OF good
SPRING and SUMNER CLOTHING very
cheap. This stock is all made and trimmed in
the neates and best manner. Call, look and test
the fact.
ISDon't forget No. 292. -. d.
Nj. TRACY,
No 29a Market I.
Ph,ladelg CHA, April 9th, 1874.