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ICED LEMoNADE.-To all of our

ICED LEMoNApE.-To all of our
friends who desire something cool
ing and refreshing. in the present
heated term, we commend the nice
iced lemonade and other good
things which Mcssrs. }, B. y W. ).
Rogers are dispensing at No. 2
McIIwaine Building. To ."keep
cool is not only a duty but priv
ilegc, and the Messrs. Rogers will
find the necessary appliances for Sc
doing. Give thenl call.
These gentlemen keep also a
choice stock of groceries and pro
visions, and varied assortment OF
confectionaries, to which they i'll
vite tho attention of their friends
They keep the best goods i'll tbel1
line aud will sell on reasonable
terms. -. .........-. ...f -.aa
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TIE BAL MAsQUE.-AN OMISSION,
In our notice last week of the Masked
Ball at Grecnville, We: Inadvertently
omitted to mention Que of the most
prominent gentlemen of the party, and
hasten to make the daaende honorable.
Mr.. Samuel Maulden, dressed as Mex
ican cattle drover; black velvet cloak,
trimmed with silver lace; pants of the
same opened from knee to foot, laced NJ
with white silk cord, with handsom,
silve tasscl attached +; red shirt trimmed
with silver lace; handsome red sash
black velvet cap, trimmed with gold
lace. drawn together at the top with q
gold cord and tasscl. .... .... .
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THE PRESIDENTIAL PROSPECTS
THE TWO THIRDS RULE.

It seems to be no longer doubt
full that the Democratic party at
Baltimore will sustain the Cincin-
natl platform and nominees by a
large majority. Kansas, Iowa,
South Carolina, Florida, Missouri,
Indiana and Vermont, in State
Conventions have already declared
in behalf of the Liberal mosemcut,
and little Delaware, SO far, is the
only State which breaks the unity
of the Democratic ranks. The in
dicatlons make it very certain that
Greeley and Brown will command
a majority vote on the first ballot
at Baltimore. The only obstacle
in the way of their nomination is
| the enforcement of the two thirds
rule, which since 1874 has been iu=
Aexibly maintained in the Presl-
Dental nominations of Democratic
Conventions. It's peculiar to the
Conventions of the party, and pro
luctive, as it has been, of repeated
disasters in the past, might well be
abrogatcd. A majority vote is all
that is necessary to set aside the
obnoxious rule, and to enforce the
will of the majority as the voice OF
the party. The difficulty might
also be avoided by making no nom
nations at all, but simply to raity
the Cincinnati platform and then
adjourn. Many Democrats favor
this step as being most polite, and
most likely to conciliate Reppbli-
can support in behalf of the Gin
c:irnati nominees. The indications
so far point, however, to the adop,
ton of the other course, and the
gathering enthusiasm in behalf OF
the Liberal ticket may render un-
necessary any discussion as to the
rule which shall control the noml.
nations. Indiana has 2 r.epudilaltte'dI
Voorhees,, and Toombs and Ste
;,hens seem to Gnd no echo in the
popular heart Of Georgia.
There seems to he a cheering
prospect Of the ucquiescence of the
Democratic. party in the nom:na.
nation of Greeley and Brown, and
this, it is generally conceded, will
securc:thei election. Indiana will
certainly sustain the ticket, and
with the two greas States of Penn:
sylvania and New York, and with
the Southern vote in its behalf, the
success Of the ticket is assured.
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DR.. LIVINGSTONE The New York

DR.. LIVINGSTONE The Neao York
Tlibane Of the 10th instant says:
. A telegram from Bombay announces
the arrival OF q steamer from Zanzi-
bar bringing intcIligenccs from DR..
Livingstone. The serene old gentle
man is at Unyamyembe, evidently
caring more for geographical study
than for the anxiety Of Europe on his
account. Mr. Stanley has met him,
received letters from him, and was at
latest advices on his way back to the
coast with his precious freight of
news. a gain VIC extend to Tile Her
uid our cordial congratulations upon
this achieyement-one of the most
brilliant in the annals of journalism.
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NOTICE TO CLERKS OF SCHOOL
BoAIDs.-The County Commissioner
notifies the Clerks of the various School
Boards in Ab5rvillc to give the hccessa'
ry ten days notice Of the Annual Meet,
ing of the School District, OH the last
saturday, the 90 June. The assessment
of the local tax and other important
matters come before this meeting.
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EARLY CoTToN BLooM'-Mr: u.
S. Cade, of the ne!ghborhood OF
Bordeaux, found a cotton bloom on
his place as early as the 18th OF
June. Mr.. Andrew GuilleLean,
one of the Oldest inhabitants, says
that he has never seen one SO carly
before. What say our planters? 2.
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HAIL STORM AND ToRNADo'-By
reference to the letter Of our cor.
respondent '"uard Labor" it will
be seen that a violent storm Of
wind am bail visited the lower sec.
tion of our District on Saturday
doing much injury to the crops,
and iuflicting serious injuries to
tie family Of Mr.. David Dowtln Of
that section. Our exchanges give
accounts of violent storms through
out the country.
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g. TIE Hook AND LADDER COMPANY
have just received some three dozen OF
superb India rubber buckets, which we
had the pleasure Of inspecting at Mes
srs. Enright and Smiths shop, by whom
they were ordered. Equipped now
with ladders, hooks and buckets, the
company is ready for any emergency. &.
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"A CoRREcr1oN.-Our friend, Mr.. w.
p. Anderson, the efficient Depot Agent
ut Greenwood, desires us TO correct the
statement which appeared lately in OUT
paper that he was member Of the
the United Brotherhood. He desires us
to say that he has nothing to do with
politics, and is not a. member of the
Order. H..t. .a
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RAIN. = On Saturday last we
were visited with copious showers
of much needed rain, which have
+, revived farming operations. The
rains have, we learn, been very
general, but some sections are still
dry. In the neighborhoodl OF
1.owndesyiile especially, it is still
very dry, and the crops are suffer-
ing.
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Total . sss5. .545 7,s1l ,G9a $780,, ,64

IOCal.. S,ooO,Ofo f,ol4toou -o,oo''o''
Sccond-From the above we see
that the total acreage does not mate
rally differ from 1870, and benee j
would seem that in no event (even
with every condition favorable
throughout the year. can this crop
exceed the crop of 1901, as that
season is admitted to have been al
most perfect for cotton cultivation
and cotton picking.
Third-The crop at present is in q
good condition, but backward and
likely to mature late except in Texas.
The seed early planted is very favor
ably started. The later paintings
have now been brought forward by
the recent rains, though there is still
some complaint that the stand is
imperfocs or spotted in two or three
States. ~ -" ''..5,a1 ~ ~
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Wednesday, June 10, 1872

TERMS. .-Trrcc dollars . year, in ad-
sance. c sh,r.or
No subscriptions taken for shor'er
hme than six months:
Transier: advertisements are charged
FIR at the rate or one DOLLAR per men
tnace for the first Insertion, and Fifty
C.Srs for each subsequent insertion.
A liberal. deduction from the above
sratcs is made to persons advertising hy
the quarter: or by the year. .,.oc
ny. All obituary notices and trloutess
of respect are charged for at the asual
States OF advertising.
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.RoBBERY.-.AIr:. Willis Watkins, iii
the neighhorhood of Lower Long Cane
Church had. his dwelling broken into
last Saturday, during the absence of his
family, and about one, thousand dollars
taken therefrop, The thief, q negro
man, at last accounts, had not been ap--.
pretended. 49,.
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The State of South Carolina
ABBEvILLE COUNTY.
BY C. w. GUFFIN, ESQ, Probate
Judge! }.'la 6is z
In Probate 'Couri.-Citation.

~ 49, . &
,17HEREAs, w. T. BRANCH
w has made suit to me, to grant
her Letters Of Administration, of the
Esstate and effects Of Mrs. NJ. T. ,Sond-
lev. decd, late Of Abbeville County.
/, These are therefore to cite and admon.
ish all and singular, the kindred and
Creditors of the said Mrs. NJ. +. Sondley
deceased, that they be and appear
before me, in the Court Of Probate, to be
held at ,Abbeville C. H., on the 4th
of June next, after publication hereof,
at II o'clock in the forenoon, to shew
cause, if any they have, why the said
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
7th day of June, in the year of our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
seventy-two, and in the ninety-sixth
year of American Independence.
Published on the 10Th day Of June,
1872, in the Press and Banner.
G. w. GUFFIN,
Judge Of Probate.
June 10, 1872, 1o-2t .a .
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WASHINGTON. June I4.-Indications
are almost positive from special and
regular sources and semi.Oiticial out
givings here. that the Washington
Treaty has failed. The British de-
clncd to present an answer to the
question IN Parliemcnt, whether the
Geneva fzzle was n fiasco.. 1t docs
not describe the failure. 1t involves
the fasco in the San Juan boundary
question, which the Emperor William,
If Germany is now aibitrating.
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Who Can Beat It?

Editor A56evinc Press and Banner:
On Saturday, the 10th inst, Messrs.
Johnson aud Smith, of Bordeaux,
three large foxes --one. red and
two gray-with one pack OF hounds.
Can YOU find another pack, Mr.. Editor,
that can beat it?
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PRESENTMENT OF GRAND JCRY.-We
present elsewhere the interesting pre-
sentiment of the: Grand Jury, which we
commend to the perusal of our readers.
1t discloses all amount of county tax
which is perfectly ruinous-$03, ,3S5, II
Tor one little county! =. -,
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CLAR1osopuIc SocIETY.-We are
indebted to the Committee Of the
Clarisophic Society of the, State
University, for a polite invitation
to attend their Anniversary Cele-
bration, on Wednesday evening,
the 26th June. Mr.. w. F. Wright,
of Anderson, is the Orator.
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e@- Carl Schurz, W. G. Bryant, and
others of the Liberal Refornuers, have
invited conference of all persons hos
Tile to Grant. The Tribune does not
regard the nomination as hostile to
Greeley, though it looks very much that
way.
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RECEPTION. - The Abbeville Brass
Band and a number Of Republicans as
sembled at the Depot on Monday morn
ing last, on the arrival of the train to
give welcome greeting to Judge Orr.
The Judge made 30 speech, but indicat-
ed this evening US the time when he
would ddrcss his fellow citizens. He
has just returned from Philadelphia,
and may be expected to discuss its plat
form aud its nominees. ...,...... .....,. P.
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New STORY.-On our first page. our
readers will find the, first chapter of all
interesting serial, by the author of "An-
lcrie Aylmer," taken from Appleton's 5
Journal, and to be completed in six
chapters. With our next number we
complete the publication of the Acts OF
Assembly, and will promise our readers
q more attractive and diversified cXte-
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Mr.. D. O. Hawthorne, Of Abbeville
county, has been removed as Trial
Justice. for the reason that his Gusi-
ness takes him Tor the grcalcr part OF
the time from the county, and that he
resides ia remote corner thereof.
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rLopIDA-NoRTu CAROLINA.

From these States pretty much the
same conditions Of weather are rc-
ported as for the Atlantic and Gulf
States-an unusually late, cold, and
wet spring, followed by a.drousht Of
considerable severity, which has now
been broken by hnc showers. The
extent OF land in theses two States
under cotton cultivation is about
equal to 1870, aud f;lir stand is now
reported.
From The foregoing details we reach
the following conclusions:
Fisrt-As TO acreage in cotton juno
1st, it may be stated as follows;
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ssa. The Charleston papers announce
the sudden death of Mr.. VIM. E.: Has
kell, the Cashier of the :. Planters ald
Mechanics Bank, and well-knownand
highly esteemed citizen, from congcs:
ton Of the lungs, on Saturday afternoon
last. 1853. ice -tiN.... 80 --. 90 p.
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|. ABBEyILLE AS A TAX-PAYER.-We
learn from the Columbia Union that Mr..
J. F. c. DuPre, our worthy and efficient
County Treasurer, has made the final
settlement for the past year the
State Treasurer, and most satisfactory
exhibit, the amount Of the delinquent
tax being only one-half Of one per cent.
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sY> The English minister has made
u demand upon this Government for the
return Of Dr.. Rufus Bratton, who was
Il short time since, Illegally abducted
from Canada.
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OUR COURT.

The Regular oule 1e' Ia W.
Court opened here on Monday last
his Honor Judge Orr, presiding.
rhe4ollowing are the Grand and
Petit Jurors
GRAD Juay,-N'm. A Giles
Foreman; A. NJ. Aiken, W.. 1
Branch. James NJ. Carwile, Sam
J. uester, David McLane, Wins
ton Arnold, Alex. Bowie, Jack
Cliukscales, Hiram Cromer, Snow
den Brown, jr., W. Joel Smith
Thos, Derracott, A. n. Hill
Chance Clinkscales, A, P. Narper
Fred Mc1lwaipe, J,H: Titus.
PETs11r JURY No. IA. }. Chnk'
scales, Foreman Joel S. Ander'
son, Robert N. lloyd, Nelson
Brooks, Robert Brooks, r. T.
Buchanan, Henry Calhoun, Henry
Clinkscales, w. I, Henderson, L.
W. jordan, Eibert Jones. II
PETIT jury No. 2.-G. Med.
Miller, Foreman;. W. A. Lesly.
Peter McKeller, Thomson Oliver
r. l.. Pratt, James Pratt, Griffin
PRINCE, George White, John K, K.
Seals, Israel Scott, Tlos, Stuart,
S. NJ. Tribe.
His Honor made a very brief
address to the Grand Jury, having.
at the last term of the Court, he
said, fully instructed them as to
their duties. lie advertcd to the
late Act of the Legislature which
made it incumbent upon each
County TO provide at home ccom.
modations for its imbeciles, and
suggested 10 the Jury to inquire
whether the provisions of the law
are complied with. lie also called
attention to the Act of the Legisla.
turs, making it the duty of Trial
Justices to pay over to the County
Treasurer, all fines collected BY
them, and directed them to make
enquiry into the matter.
There ia very little criminal
business before the Court to occu.
py either the Grand or Petit Ju-
rors, was discharged on yesterday
and the others, will be some time
during the week. s.e.
The Prcscutmcnt Of the Grand
jury we publish elsewhere, and
commend to the pcrusal OF ouI
readers.
The most important case of the
tern, is that of the State vs.. George
w. Black, charged with murder
9 raiust whom an indictment was
found several terms ago, but who
has only been recently arrested
He isdefended by Messrs. McGow
an 4 Parker, and by Messrs, Bur
and Thomson. This case is to be
tried to-day. ~,-a
True bills were found in the fol
lowing cases: ~
State VS.. James r Nelson, fo]
breach of trust, with fraudu!entin
tention. r.
State rs. Jano Mack, for arson.
Ir the State VS.. Joe Brooks, the
defendant was found guilty o.
pesi. larceny, though the proc
seemed to make clear case o.
grand larceny. sa
Among the visiting members o.
the Bar we observe Messrs. }. Scot
Murry ]. C. Featherstone and
John B. Moore, of Anderson, and
Dligh, Of Greonsille.
The State as usual, is represent
ed by the efficient Solicitor VIM
II. Perry, Esq.
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PREsENrMENT OF GRAND JURY.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

.a ABBEyILLE COUNTY.
In the Court Of Sessions, June Term, 1872.
We, the Grand Jury for the present
term, beg leave to report, that we have
visited and eSamined the .poor-house,
Jail, and public offices Of the County.
We tind.that the inmates Of@the poor
house are Us comfortable, and rs well
provided for as could be expected uudeE
the circumstances.
We recommend that, as soon as posi-
ble, suitable building he erected at the
poor-house, for the keeping and proper
care of that class Of lunatics required
by an Act of the Legislature to be re-
turned to the County from the Asylum.
The officer of School Commissioner
needs q supply of Stationery. This
Officer states that the County Commis-
sioners refuse to audit his ACCOUNTS for
advertising. If these ACCOUNTS are au-
,horized by law, we recommend that
they be paid. z
We find that the County Treasurer
has made a final settlement: of his ac-
counts with the State Auditor, for the
fiscal year of 1871, having; received and
disbursed the sum of nincty-three
Thousand, three hundred and eigRty-five
dollars and scycnty-one cents.
During the year 1s7l, the Treasurer
received from the Trial Justices OF the
County an account Of fines imposed and
collected by them, the sum OF two hum
Ired and eighteen dollars and seventy
five cents (2lS,75) as follows:
From Trial Justice Kaphan, 80 $4,000
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TEMPERANCE PIc-NIC.-We learn that
Il Temperance Picnic will be given at
Ninety-Six, on Saturday the Goth inst.
Our townsman, Mr.. j. Wash Boyd,
will deliver the address. .
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SAN francisco, juno 7.-The Dom
ocralic County Committee endorsed
the Cincinnati platform, but agreed
to await the final action Of the Balti.
more Convention,
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Our Agents in Charleston

The advertising agency of Messrs
WALKER, EVANS. 4 COGSM ~ -
represented by ROSWELL !. Log An
Esq, is the only authorized agency 'o'
this pBper ial Charleston.
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APPOINTMENTS II he Governor has
appointed j. Y. Wosmansky, OF Able
Vile county, Il Notary Public.
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During the present year, ne has re-
ceived from the same source one huu-
dred and fifty-eight dollars and fifty
cents (S15s.50l as follows:
From Trial Justice NcCaslan, $12S.0'
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$15S.5O

We recommend that case in the Of
flee of County Auditor be repaired and
altered, for the better arrangement OF
the papers of that office.
at the suggestion of His Honor Judge
Orr, at the last term of the Court, a
committee of our body was appointed to
examine anu report, SO far as possible
the damage and loss of the Books and
Papers of the County Officers by the fire
in January last. The result of that in
vcstigatiolI is herewith submitted
The Committee from our body, ap-
pointed to examine and report, as far as
possible, the extent of damage to the
Books and Papers in the County Offices,
by the late fire in:January last, beg res.
pec,fully to state that they have dis
charged that duty, TO the best of their
ability, and, find in the Sheritf's Office,
that all the Books from 1890 to 1881 We're
saved.
|. In Sheriff Taggart's term, 1885 to
1889, there is missing Execution Book,
/ Writ Book, and ! Sale Book.
Q. In Shcriif Ramsey's Term, 1913 to
1917, all the Books, in number, are lost.
8. In Sheriff Hawthorne's term, 1S47
to 1851, all the Books . in number, arc
lost. ............
We find, SO7 Executions, as per schcd-
ule herewith attached, marked "A," on
lille in the present Sheritf's Office. We
are informed by the Sheriff that there
are other Executions, at least G00in num-
Der, that are Ill existence, but being in
the hands of tho various attorneys we
are unable to render fuller Schedule.
In the County Commissioners Office,
all the Books and Papers were saved,
except few Vouchers for the year 1869,
which are not important.
In the Clerks Office, all Exhibit OF
official Records remaining on hand is
herewith attached marked, "B." tn
which reference is made. The papers
supposed lost arc marked in same
Schedulc-"C."
In the Probate Judges Office, the
Books and Papers saved, and OH hand,
a!e herewith attached, marked "D,'
and we are informed by the Probate
Judge, that the transaction of business
has not been delayed, by loss of any
papers, though it is not positively found
out, how much, if any books or papers
were lost in the fire. :-...
The furniture of the Offices lost, were
principally the Easements containing
SUCH papers as were destroyed, and from
their size and weight, impossible to
move them. .-. -
All of which is respectfully submit
ted. ... s.. ...s...r..r .......... .......
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TENNESSEE AND ARKANSAS.

In Middle Tennessee there were
very hard rains about plnnting time,
which interfered with farm work and
washed otf to considerable extent
the seed, making replanting in some
eases necessary. These circumstances
delayed the turner's, of course and it
was not until about. tho first of May
That the seed was all in. In Westcrn
Tennessee and Arkansas the planting
was much delayed fist by the cold
and wet spring, and after that by the
drought. The work was completed,
however, soon after thh middle of
May, and now good stands arc gener
ally reported, though iu many cases
they have an uneven appearance.
The plant is late - full u week later
than last year, and three weeks later
than IN lS70-but the ground and
plant IRE both in better condition than
in 1871. Taking all of'Tcnncssee and
Arkansas together, the result OF our
correspondence is that tho acreage
planted is about 5 Per cent. in excess
Of 1870, ..s. .... .. r... .
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District Court Of The United States
For the District Of South Carolina.
IN BANKRUPTCY.

In the matter of James K. Vance,
Bankrupt-S. S. .a
A WARRANT in Bankruptcy has
"a been issued by said Court against
the Estate Of James X. Vance, of the
County of AbbevilIe and State of South
Carolina, in said District who has been
duly adjudged a bankrupt upon petition
of his condition, and the payment Of
any debts and the delivery Of any pro-
perty belonging to said Bankrupt, to
him or to his use, and the ransfer of
any property by him arc forbidden by.
law. =.
A meeting of the creditors of said
Bankrupt, to have their debts and choose
one or more assignees of his Estate, will
be held at q Court of Bankruptcy to be
holden at Ncwherry G.. H., in said Dis
trirt on the ninth (9th) day of July, A.
d. 1872, ut 3 O'Clock p. NJ, at the Office
OF c. G. Gueger, Esq, one of the Regis
tcrs in Bankruptcy OF said District:
r. NJ. WALLACE,
U. s. Marshal for said District.
June 10, 1872, 10-2t
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Masonic Celebration.

;GREENWooD LODGE, No. 81,
VI A. I'm. will celebrate the
approaching Anniversary. of "St
John THO Baptist" gath June, ALL.
5S72.
Deputy G.'.M.'. Bro. p. a Conner
will deliver an address on thar occa-
sion.
Brethren of the Craft, friends of
the Order, and the ladies especially
are invited to attend. -
By order, -. ~. .
b A, NJ, AIKEN, Secretary 3