The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-04
uIBERNIAN HALL.

King and Wentworth streets. Tickets for sale at
Cigar Stands Of the principal Hotels. nova
A GRAND MASONIC. FAIR,
Under the authority and approval of the NJ W.
GRAND LODGE and NJ. E. GRAND ROYAL ARCH
CHAPTER of the State of South Carolina, will be
opened
on MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 18TH,
At half-past O'Clock. Will open at the same hour
during the entire week, and will close at II O'Clock
each night.
Masonic Jewels and Regalia, Silver and Plated
Ware, Jewelry Household Goods, Perfumery,
Dress Goods, Clothing, Hats Refreshments of all
kinds Fancy Articles, and large and varied as
sortment OF other merchandise will be offered for
SALE Contributions and donations whl be thank
fully received and acknowledged.
Thelower Saloon will be opened every night, at
10 O'Clock, for Cotilon and Quadrllle Parties, un-
der the management and direction of the officers
of La Candeur and walhalla Lodges, and fine
String Band will be in attendance.
Arrangements have been made to transmit
kilograms from the Hall to all parts of the United
States, or by cable to Europe.
SENIOR MANAGERS.
N. WI CONNER. q; M VIC. Il. sIMoNTos' p
M p. F. i''' . DA's' VI H. W F. NJ ROBERTSON, P.
NJ P;e'M' " \ E. MILLER. p. " Y. j. A. WAGNER F.
"i a v" N. a. A '' W. G. H. WALTER, P. M.
M. W. ALFRED PRICE, P w. H. D. CoRBETT, P. NJ
GM w. A. IsAACs, P. M.
M. W. B. R. CAMPBELL, W. J. BIRNIE, P. M.
PIG. NJ W. J. A. BRADLEY, Jr,P
N. NJ ". " L. ORR, P. G. NJ. W. 8. W. MAURIcE,P. NJ.
M. w VIM GURNEY d. w. I. TURNBR,P. M.
D. g. M New York. w. I. w. ANGEL, p. NJ
NJ. E. ]. II. HONOUR, ST., W.. J. MCKENZIE, T; M;
P.G.HP. w. II. II. DELEoN r NJ.
R. w. W. K. BLAKE, D. W; G. E. CHICHESTER P.
R. E. NJ. MOSES, D. G. H. W. E. ]. wADDELL, P. M.
p w. G. HENRY, P. NJ.
R. WV t. WALTER, P. v V. y; s: BOW BOTn4N'P Y.
r. W: S: A. DURHAM, P. W; R. W. SEYMOUR, P.
r. W. J. s. BUST, J. G. W. A. RAoUL, P. NJ.
|. w. Rev. Brother A. T. PoR-
~ CT. W H' We ''A"'D' Rev. Bro. W. W. HICKS.
NJ II. J. R. PICKETT, G.. Rev. Bro. J. H. NJ. CHU-
C. MACEIRo.
W. z. W. CARwILE, S. Rev. Bro. $. g. IEDDEE.
W. ii. CovNdTos, S. C. Rev. Bro. ". 3; YATES I0Ys
W. G. T. TOWNSEND J. C. Rev. Bro. E. A. WAC
d. NER
W G. NJ. JORDAN, ]. G. Rev. Bro. R. 7. CUTLER.
ID. Brother Ed. SEBRING.
W. p K CoBURN, G. NJ Bro JAMES w. GRAY.
w. D. E. GILCHRIST, G. Bro A; +; BLUNT.
r f. c. F. JACKSON, G.l Bro T. J. LOCKWOOD.
IT. Bro M. II. NATHAN.
r. E. G. G. JAEGER, G. K. Bro IS. HACKER
r. f. ]. 4. HoYT, G.. s. Bro. T. Y. SIMoNs.
E. w. II. D. GAILLARD, Bro. J. Is: BETS.
O. O. H. Bro. G. w. PARKER.
E. T 4. y ". Il LLOYD, G. R. A. Bro J. MAELEsTox:
O. Bro. X. S. VENNING.
W. ST. J. PHILLIPS, P. NJ. Bro. J. R. BoYLsroN.
w. B. F. DUNKIN, T. M. Bro. Z. u. ENsToN
w r YEApoN P. NJ. Bro. N. @. NOVEL;.
w. A. p ALDRICH, 2. M. Bro. w. A. KELLY.
w. d. W. HAINEs, p. NJ. S. S. SOLoaoNs, Esq
w. j. B. KERSHAW, T. NJ H. T. PEAKE, Esq.
JUNIOR MANAGERS.
w T. SMYTHE President OF the ASSocatlOn
W n-.r -'r;r ~Iss.tr issi, vvIiiuittcc VI Ar
rangements.
Bro. S. E. WEIGH, Treasurer.
Bro. II. E. BROWN, Secretary.
s. X. c. FRoNEBERGER, South Carolina Com
mandery.
Comp. s. H. oPPENHEIM, H. P. Carolina Chap
Comp. w. T. MILLER, H. P. Union Chapter, No.
Comp. DR.. J. H. HONOUR Jr., H. P. zerubbsbel
Chapter, No. H.
JOHN MoLEIsu, W. M. solomon's Lodge, No. l.
WILMoT G. DEsAussURE, W. NJ Union Kiwin-
ming Lodge No. q.
No.5.
4. FALK, W. NJ. FrendshipLodge, No. o.
r. S. DURYEA, W. NJ. ST. Andrews Lodge, No.
10.
CHAs INGLEsBY, W. NJ. Orange Lodge, No. IA.
FRED. HoRsRY, w. NJ. Pythagorean Lodge, No.
81.
J. Book, W. NJ. La Candeur Lodge, No. SO.
w. T.. MIRELI, w. NJ. Landmark Lodge, No. 76.
G. L. BUST w. NJ Franklin LOdge, No. 90.
w. +. PADDoN, W. NJ. Tyre Lodge No. 1876.
Bros. GEORGE II. lNGRAHAM, Jr. 5. WEBB, J. NJ.
JEANSEEETr, WIN. KNOX, ID. MULLER, w. w. PEN
BERToN, c. w. STYLES, WM. l.. KING, j. w. HlRscH,
II. w. KIHsAAN, w. J. TRIM, l.. I. MEYER.
FLOOR COMMITTEE.
w. n. LEVIN p. NJ. BrO.J N. WoMACK.
Bro. w. w. SIMoNS. Bro. j. II. HALL.
Bro. J. ii. LOEB. Bro. A. M0wRY.
Price OF admission to the Fair, 25 cents.
Children under II years of age, Is cents.
Season Tickets, 81.
Admission to Ballroom, one Gentleman and
two Ladies, 81.
Tickets can be obtained at the Hotels, Jewelry
and Book Stores, at the HAIL. and of the Secretary
at his place of business, No. "a Hayne street.
RD- The Street Railway Company have very
kindly consented to allow their cars 10 await the
closing of the Fair, each evening for the accom-
mediation OF the visitors.
The South Carolina Northeastern, Cheraw and |
Darlington, Savannah and Charleston, Charlotte, |
Columbia and Augusta Railroads, Florida and !
Steamers have, with their usual public |
spirit reduced the price of travel on their several
lines, and will issue Excursion Tickets, good for
ten days, from the 18th November, for one fare.
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