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The Academic School for Girls,
THIs SCHOOL offers the hest advan.

THIS SCHOOL offers the hest advan.
l. tagcs to the daughters of residents
of the Hawaiian Islands.
The course of Study is modelled upon
that of the best girls schools in the
Eastern States.
The teachers are Mrs. +. b. G. WAL
LACE and Rev. GEO. WALLACE.
Both nre graduates of fine schools, and
are liain,d d and experienced educator
Girls from 10 years TO any age are adj
mitied.
To all who complete the course, and
pass satisfactory examinations, a Certi-
licatc Of Graduation Will he presented.
The hest instruction in French and
Latin is without extra charge added to
that in Eugi h
A few Loarding pupils are received.
These enjoy all the advantages of supc-
rior boarding school.
Ii is the aim Of the School to train
cultured and refined women.
The Summer Term begins MONDAY,
April Goth.
BY permission, reference is made TO
Mcssrs. T. II. Davies, II. X. Walker, j.
b. Castle, Prof. NJ. NJ. Scott, Major A.
Rosa. "a wv
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CHIEF OF the POLICE.

The duties pertaining to the office
of chief of police are of great trust
and responsibility; therefore no
man, no matter what his other quail
fications may be, should be ap-
pointed to fill that public and re-
sponsible position except he be
practical, well trained, and expert
enced man in all matters relating to
commanding and directing a police
force.
The chief of a police department
should enforce strict attention and
obedience to the orders governing
the force. Rules and regulations
for the guidance of the police should
be placed in a conspicuous place in
the barracks, so that all members of
the force could have access thereto,
read and study at leisure. Regula-
tions and standing orders suited to
the climate should be established.
He should see that all officers under
his charge are well acquainted with
their duty, that officers in charge OF
watches are capable to instruct sub
ordinates on the force. He should
assemble the watches off duty at
least twice week, for instruction
in general, beat, and other duties
connected with the force. Question
every officer individually, and satisfy
himself that each has fair know
ledge of all duties pertaining to his
profession.
He should himself drill the
watches at least twice week. He
should inspect arms, accoutrements,
ammunition, equipments, etc., in
use with the department, at least
once month, and satisfy himself
that the Government property with
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CHINESE SECRET SOCIETIES.

One of the evils, and that not the
least, which the Chinese carry with
them to countries where they immi-
crate in any considerable numbers,
is their system of secret societies.
But few people realize this fact,
because they are not familiar with
the constitution and objects of these
societies. They regard them as
fraternal associations, somewhat cor
responding to lodge Of oddfellows
or any other European or American
benefit society, bound together by
reciprocal ties for friendly inter-
course and mutual help. A Chinese
secret society is all this, and much
more. 1t protects gambling and
smuggling, keeps up the price of
coolie labor, organizes strikes, and
is unscrupulous and mercless in the
prosecution of its fixed or occasional
designs. In the Principality OF
Sarawak, near the western coast OF
Borneo, where Cinnamon are numer-
Gus, these societies are prohibited,
death being the penalty of infringe
ment. This may seem very severe,
but Rajah Brooke, the ruler Of the
Principality, says, at is the only
safety in dealing with Chinese.
When once one secret society is es-
tablished, others are established in
self-defence. The whole machinery
of murder is set on foot, reprisals
become the order of the day, and
no good can be done until the secret
system is rooted out" However
hard this language may be- it is
used by man whom experience has
enlightened in the matter discussed.
Intelligent Cinnamon give indepen-
dent testimony to the same effect.
Secret societies of the nature out
lined above exist right here in
Honolulu, and are doing more mis-
chief than the authorities are pro-
badly aware of. Some time back,
when the planters were crying out
about the scarcity and high price of
labor, these societies were support
ing two or three thousand Cinnamon
in idleness in the city, and levied
contributions from the respectable
portion of the Chinese community
for that purpose, who dared not re-
fuse for fear of reprisals. A law
passed at the last session of the
Legislature confers the power tC
break up these societies, and il
would be well to put the law il
motion without delay.
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ASSIGNEE,S A SALE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that J. Z.
~ Wiseman having been appointed
by Hop Lees crcdto Assignee in his
Estate, the said Lease, G dds and Chat.
tells will be sold at public auction on
TUESDAY, April 18th. 1876. The pre-
misses being the Restaurant situated on
the corner of Nuuanu and Queen streets
known as the Old Corner. For further
particulars apply at the Office Of j.. Il.
Wiseman. All accounts due 10 Hop Lee
must be paid without delay, and oil
bills due by Hop Lee should be pre-
sented at once to j. Il. WISEMAN.
91lW
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

A QUARTERLY Dividend of Three
~ Dollars per Share will he paid to
the Stockholders Of Wilder's Steamship
Co, Limited, on THURSDAY, April
10, 1886, at the Office of the Company.
S. B. ROSE, Sec'y Wilder's $. S. Co.
Honolulu April y, 1856 ~ 3t
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

A DIVIDEND of Two Dollars per
IA Share will be paid TO the Share
holders of the 1nicr-lsland Steam Navi-
cation Co., on SATURDAY,, the 10th
inst, at their Office on Esplanade.
9S 2t j. ENA, Scc'y l. l. 5. N. Co.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE,

A DIVIDEND Of Two Dollars per
"A Share will be paid to the Stock.
holders Of Il. o. Hall & Son, Limited,
at their office, on SATURDAY, April 10,
1886 (9S) l.. @. ABLES, Treasurer.
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FOUND.

IN my Store, GOLD RING, which
l. the owner can have on proving pro.
perty and paying for advertisement.
gS c. j. FlSUEI
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A Detroit Free Press subscriber haa
the following: First have your irons
u gsssd order and not too hot. Iron
body. 'sleeves and neckband, and lastly
the bosom. The collar band should b
ironed straight, not flst down with TIE
bosom. iron Il on the wrong aide iRret.
then turn i over and iron on The riehf
side I'LL i y as dry and stif ~ the
bosom should be. This will make the
band stand up and the husband will nnd
his collar fits much better than II il were
lroned Nat down with the bosom. q 4
have seen come iromed. Now get your
'nirt on = weII-layered bosom board !.
pull 4 lengthwise and csosswise iii Il T.
. proper shape, and iron. have so(t !.
white cloth for dampening she bosom
|ner L = ironed then iron II al over
.ith : good deal OF pressure: this gives
he gloss. I usually creasc The plsifl
where the stitching il, q this givcs them
new appearance; otherwise they look |
! like cold starch the best. because Il
makes the bosoms much sSifIer than II
YER get them with the cooked.
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The fiscal year. ending Wednesday
dnde the National finances In prett,
good shape. The public debt, which
twenty years ago Was o76 for every man
woman and child In the country, & nov
so : piece; aud the interest charge
which q that time was over a Der head
is now 75c per capita. The total debt
Of to-day d just half what it was
then; and the annual interest charge
about one-fourth Of what Il wss q that
time. Then the interest. bearing debt
vas e2,332. .O00, 100; and the interest
from to z end 70 8 per cent. Now
The interest bearing debt q 81. go, ,Oo0.-
100; and the interest rate from I 10 q
per cent Then the population, among
whom the debt was divided, vs. 35'.
10000; now u q 60,000,O00. Then :
per cent Government bond We worth
% cents on the dollar, and drug IN the
market; now : per cent. bond u worth
y Is, and hard 90 get at that. Then the
tenn Of cash % the Treasury va little
yer hundred millions; and now Il is
lmost 50o, ,0O0O00.
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representative Convention Or Du.
b0ts and Martin Counties.


Democratic delegates from Dubois and
Martin counties met q French Llch
saturday, July 10Th, 1888 A goodiy
number were present On motion, Hon,
~. a. Traylor was made Chairman and
q. Doane. Secretary.
The object OF the Convention vas Sta
ted BY the Chairman.
Mr.: 0. A. Trippes. placed In nomIna-
t'on Thomas n. Clarke, OF Martin coun-
~ and spoke Of the qualifications he
possessed 10 make = valuable Legislator
st the present time.
No other nance being mentioned. on
motion Of John L Bretz. ESQ, the nomi-
nation Of Mr.. Clarke was made BY accla-
nation.
Mr.. Clark was then called for and ac-
copied he nomination 90 unanimously
The Convention then adjourned.
VIZ. A. TRAYLok. Chairman.
Z. D0ASE, Secretary.
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The following patents were granted
% ci,!xens Of Iodiana, week eodiug
July y 1855, reported expressly fof
this paper BY jos. 4. Hunter, Solicitor
~ American and Foreign Patcnts, 936 +
street, Washington, d. c.:
n. L Wilson. WIN. Sander. and p. q.
bsndors, ye0eraoD, auxiliary shovel or
spade handle v. ~. Backus Indianspo-
lia, portable tank; n. A. Conin, Indian.
ePo!Is. lock Tor rotating desks Fred'k
Kirk, indianapolis, correct; Harry Jonce
klcnmond, lifting pump; w. n Dodge.
Nishawaka, rope splice; j. r. Mussarcd.
Glen Hall. drait eQualizer: q. a. sum.
m't' Spencer, westher-bcarding gusge.
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~ ~ JasDsF ceurfs.
Remain.
Night cometh On The wind y low.
low:
Fast si.ks The sus, The elouds rush 4
and fro.
And tho chilling wind q low.
Lone L the night-ths wind is low, 1
low:
The whispering pines bend. sIshins. d
and fro.
And tho so6bIng wind Il Low.
It's midnight. and The wind l. Iov. Il
low:
Gone are the clouds. The stars IN spIendou
glow,
Ana the wandering wind L low.
Ny heart is beating low. % low;
Life drifls awey-its pulses softly now,
And the sighing wind u low.
Tie over. and the wind is Low, is low;
The heart is dead. and cold - drifted
snow.
And che dying wind i iov-is low.
\. ..
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Troy llmeo-
! passed several hours At Mount Nc.
6regor to-day. The Drexel cottage re-
msins almost literally as when General
Grant died. There are the bed upon
which the iIlmstrions comma nder breath
his last. his favorite chair, his garments.
Including dressing grown, slippers and
hats, and even his medicines, cups and
the sponges with which he was wont 70
moisien his lips. You are shown pens
with which he wrote the latter D. ion
Of bic book and quantities OF paper. cut
10 small sizes. BY means Of which he was
wont 10 carry on his share Of con versa
tion. A number Of the beautiful flower
pieces wrought in immortelIes, sent by
inc friends OF the General, including the
huge pillow from the Philadelphia Post,
IRE also on view All these relics are
ooked upon BY the visitors In solemn
'ilence. Some Of them might with pro-,
Driety be removed notably the med
cines and vessels. Outside the cottage
u looks calm aud beautiful.
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Los's5kFsxH g oszEas. G3Wnnrge GoSysnr5e'


Harmony and Good VIII Prevail
Tho deIsgases 70 ths Rsprssspsaiiv.
Convention Of The counties Of Dubola
Levrenoe and Orange. met q French
Lick % Saturday, July 70, 1855. for III
|purpoee Of nominating Z candidate "a
Represent said djstrict IN the next Gen.
'eral AseembIy.
J. l. Brelx was chosen Chairman and
a. = Sweeney, Secretary.
A committee Of one from each counts
vas appointed on rules and credentials
q follows:. o. A. Trippef. Dubois; n.
8. Mavitty, Orsngs; 4. L. Brown. Law
renee. which reported The following ap-
pori'onment: Dubois -; LaWre6cs 3 +;
Orange 3.
Nominations being In order, o. 4.
Trippet, IN Z Well-timed address, pre-
sented the nsmo Of Clement Doane =
the choice Of Dubois.
Robert G. Huston, OF LAwranso coon-
", presented the name OF Thomae b
Buekirk, Of Orange.
The ballot resulted 10 G. Doano 70
cetving "A liz votes and r. B. Buskirk
10 iI-l2. Before the result Was annouu-
ced. on motion Of G. Dosno. the nom
!natton Of Ar. Buskirk was made unsn-
Im0us.
Mr. Buskirk was called % The stsud|
and In short, fellcitous speach accepted
The nomination, and returned thanks 1or|
ne honor. and promised to b found
doing battle for lhe cause during the|
convass.
z. Dcane vas called out, and n : fsv|
'emarks urged harmony and hearty sup
port Of the nominee and Of Democrsticl
principles generally.
The following rssolution W. offered
y ,. =. 6impeon and unsnimousIy |
Resolved. That the MEMBER % thIa|
tender their tbanks 70 Jas.
y A9drew and II. E Wells, propristors.
nd Col: w. s Hays. Superinte1den ef|
french Lick Spriugs, for their generous|
reatment 10 entertaining The delegaieeIl
0 this Convention.
The people then called ior Col. w. 8. Il
lays, the genial superintendent Or Gel
'priogs. ard - responded IL : charactsr-
tic epeech.
The vention then adjouPuod.
JouS =. Bne7s, Chalrman. Il
=. y. ovBHNEy. Secretary. Il
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He Survives Them All, Hale and
Hearty. 'sis


John Kelly thought TiTden too old
and fraiI 10 run : second time a Presi.
dent. John Kelly IL dead. The Seal.
wart Chandler wressed the Presidency
from 1ilden. Chandler Il dead. Grant,
it Ie eaid, wonld have srrestdd and im.
prisoned TiIden II be had attempted "a
claim the oflce he had been elected 70.
Grant II dead Hancock vas chosen q
: more likely man 10 live through The
Presidency than Tildos. Hancock Il
dead. Hendricks seemed TO have long
life ahead Of him q compared with the
man at the head Of the ticket Hen
tricks IL dead. Seymour. Mcclellan. alI
ne old candidates are dead. Meanwhile
riIden thinks there 70 nothing 90 invig- n
'rasInG - working away before the
mast Of HE yacht
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1 Ex-senator Joseph =. NcDousld -
turned homo o. Sturdy after : ~,
weeke' Walt at WashIngton Il Wss M
Intention 70 remofn here some time. bul
" anewer 70 : telegram calling him a
wash!ngton % private bosinoas, len fol
that city on the early train this movninr.
a Sentinel reporter called ae bic ros|.
dence last evening snd found che Sena-
Tor in unusual good spirits, aud guile
cooodent the Democrats W0nld bo Vic.
(orlous in the approaching Indiana cam
pelgn. In answer 10 = question y 70
whether there was any. truth 81 the r.
port lately put in circulation that he had
expressed OOubts on this matter b safd |:
Any rumore that have been put "a oat
That ! expressed any doubt about osrry-
nc ne the approaching election ere
utterly groundless. On The contrary 4
!eel confident that We shall carry In
dlana bv handsome majority. and have|
working majority 10 both branches oil
|ho LegisIaturo.'
re & likely that the PresIdent vill|
nske changes In his Cabinst?'
70 this senator McDousld replied i
'tn ny judgment The PRECEDENT & not|
contemplating any change IL bic CabinetI
AZ the rumore on the subject ere more|
umora ! Am very sure lhe Preaidentl
'oee not desire any change In the Treas
" Department if there q any possibilI.
y q ~. Msnnlngt return 10 health.
q hee been great and valuabIe snp-I
'0rt % Mr.. Cleveland thus far. and I'll
vould Be very difIlculs n not in ioo1ib ble
2 euppIy b1o place, nOt only q = confl.|
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EVANSVILLE, July :. ~ The Cumberland
Telephone Company refused 70 obey the
order Of the Council, issued :ast Tuesday
night, TO raise their wires to the required
height, 10 use only one side Of lhe streets
and alleys. and 20 furnish telephones 20
all applicants o the legal rate. To-day
- - o'clock, accordingly, : force Of
workmen, under the Chief or the Fire
Department and Chief Of Police, com.
mcnced the work Of taking down ali
po'es and wires belonging 20 the CON-
psny. Wires were cut right and len.
me telephone company Offering no rs-
''stance. There is great deal Of talk
among the citizens. The majority holding
hat the action Of the Council was right.
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The Philadelphia Pres says o1 ths e.
!toa oftho Republlean Stale C0nvontloo
10 Fonnsylvanis
a. = she tenpsrancs ousslion. ths
Con Qvoa(ion bad (ho sagactsv ood ~
manIlneoe . lhco h sQuafoly ~ deolnf.
ing foe sho submIseIo1 Or 1 prShIbitIoo
s4endmeot % The popular volo.1
Jhe terms % tie rooolueIop ~ ~
.nomissIon q ~ question ~ - Gbls
~Whsrsaa, Thers 3 an evident jls.lro
q ehe part of large nsmbor u ineol-
|lgont ooo reopootable citissno Or Roon.
.yIvaela g amend The cooslltntlon "
|osestIng . elaose prohlbtling ~ unsSs
u1ecouro and nIo of Inloxlco(ine de1oke
= oeverage within tho IImies % IL
Co1moo wealth; thereforo
~ltesolvod, That Il b lhe op1nloo on1
Judgment of this C0nVooljoo ohoe eho
Legtelaturo of The State ohould g 60
'dopt meaeurvs providing Ior ~ 60
niss!oo 81 thIs qucsllc : q : vooo - 0ko
'eople u ecoordanoe Wilh ~ eroo
plrit ofour nee inslIlosio1s.s
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Ind. Journal: Who says ~ have "a
oavyl It takee Z million pousds 81 eo.
oocco q supply ihe American navy 6or
ons yees. So shsrel
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RATES ~ ADvERrssEINo.
FOR square. 10 lines or less, week. Il o(
Each subsequent insertion, Is cts
Longer advertisements Il the same rste
A fraction over even square or squares
counted a. square. These are the terms
fbr tran sient advertisements : reasona.
BILE deduction will be made to regular
advertisers.
Notices Of appointment OF admins
rators and legal notices Of like character
to be paid In advance.
AxSoUxclNe CANDIDATES.
For Township Onicers, each el.00
For County ESQ
FOR District, Circuit, or State, 500
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= little hand / held,
And squeezed 4, o., - tIght,
While my proud bosom swsIDed
with hops and fond delight:
Vet - . moment more
NY hopes began % fade.
Four diamond bright I ~,
The ntth card wao : spade.
-(New Haven News.
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sA:s s;ss @ss 4. ~ ~ .',ss.. g b :, ssc A.
lssrying : slo1ool ln6iGsgonoe = ~; vrrv
% ihs s;iicws ~ a a. 5rop " "a ~ u.S s'1's,. |,
|nouncsd dad sIehe nisncss i,1"r cSS
, lshortiy silsrwsrd - ~ a.. s-5
plaesd n he cola IL wsItlS9 16r ~,
body. i've thousand people wogs peoo-
, r: /: b!,sk esp ~ prepared y : ~
|neally made. On he frooe oncoo of 6Ro
Ieap q : eross IL blus. T2c sts9 ~
which lhe cap 4 made = fkIs ~ -.
United tbe prisoner % look sho~f kiD
Isflsr it W. put 10 Sc plsoe' TSe - ~
10 made thst Il covered 81 ~ ooi
|snouIoerh and the esoes lAy . ~
! Yesterday sbs prisoner nads two -
!uiar vequeste; one was 70 - hung 3.
the came troo ffom Whcro 81 SfkSr
uncle and brother were In ienr,ine -
g mob. Csrlainly that vss : ncshi3
Idea The other 1as 10 s. bronchf 1Sc~
20 fhce with Lynch, ~ fho prcSSres ~
others. when hs propocoi = xsfS cesres
ling rsvsIations. But hat - oroSshSv
not bic object He wanted chasce .
get q Lynch. II he coold hsve NM
.ns. Pr 2. ns - woa'd probably hsvs - -
The Shoals Democrat publishes sbis 4.
|ternoon contention q SanuSl Arescr
that he 4 alleged to have moda. AreSSr
|adnitted the murder 81 ErScS "A NJ
details Were much tbe anme = Lynchsb
story: excepting that Areher ela19o lhae
6yecn - the man who bDow oue
1ench's oratns in The cave, Inotoa6 e
father, Old Ton Archer. ~ noehlr~ ~
alI TO do With the mur6cr ~ n1SeS. ..e51
asser tne killing. He helped dIsposo q
ne oooy: oot knew nothing of tie mor.
ger unsi AMER n was done. II oom
Arenere dying confession y true, ~
snoo nong . lnnoceot nan whoo = -
cnrsssonabls fary Old Ton Archer wos
San Aschsr slso eoolssssd 10 : suu-
per 9! minor crimes - which ho Va -.
ge!ed or had knowledge Of The nanoo
q n!s partneeo woro dlvulged, bat ~
So9a s! rsasoss ese .ithhsld fFom - psb-
Archers sweelheare, oosah Lyuch, :
.1eser % John Lyncb, the 2esjugod -
Iosmer, - eot boea . - ~ lovoe
.snee :Ie 1oeseeesat!oo. e wss throngA
10 Inuooootoys bouevees thof Gom
Aseeer 80 srrosted. The girl, bollov.
~ esr orencr voo fFleed o. 6om'o
so.ooeo g h!u The knowledge or 6an's
e ese.c p.sss . .ounl.Io eounty, - -
1ns j:ll Isss night pre.eoteo : -
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PUDLlsngD EvERy FRIDAY, A. 3Asrrr
pusols COUNTY, INDIANA. ~
CLEMENT DoAxE.
OFFLCE--IH CoURrEs BuILDsxo ON
WRsT SIXTH STREET.

PRICE % sUBscRIPrIox.
single subscription, for my Nos, 81 90
For OK moa'hs' %
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Farmers Or%a nfzc.

In conformity to a resolution
adopted ut the farmers convention
assembled at Columbia on the 10Th.
ult. The following recommends
tons are respectfully submitted to
the farmers of Laurcns County
with the request that they comply
promptly and thoroughly, that is to
say:
l Each Township should have
one Central Club to be known as
the Farmers Central Club. Local
Clubs in the Township should at
tend the meetings Of the Central
Club en- Wu&Sc and not be delegates.
Each Township Central Club should
have Il roll of membership, and we
cordially invite ill who arc in
sympathy with the farmers move
ment to join a Township Central
Club whether they are members of
Local Clubs 0rnOt.
. We should have Il County Cen
trail Club composed of nine dele
gates from each Township Central
Club.
We should have Il County EX-
ccutivc Committee composed Of
eighteen members, two to be cleo
ted by each Township Contra!
Club.
4 We request each Township to
meet at the following places on
Saturday June the 18th, and organ
izo II Township Central Club. TO
wit:
Hunters Township, will meet at
Dunlap's Old Well.
jacks Township will meet at
l.. w. Copcland's.
ScuHHtown Township will meet
at Shanl's.
NounG's Township will meet at
Noung'S store.
Dinps Township will meet at
Dial's Church.
Sullivan Township Will meet at
TumhlinH Shoals.
Waterloo Township will meet at
MOorc'S.
Cross Hill Township will meet at
Cross Hill.
L%aurons Township will meet at
IaurcnS Court House.
> The nine delegates elected by
the Township Central Clubs will
meet at LaurcnS Court House on
Thursday Juno tho 10Th. for the
purpose of p%"rfccting county or
G~aniHati0n, nj which time it is de-
iirnhlc that each Township be full
~ represented by their delegates.
q. w. SHE'LL,
County Chairman.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1886-05-19
SALE.

BY virtue Of an execution direc-
ted to me by Clerk Of the Court for
Laurcns County, / viii sell OF the
first Monday Of June next during
the legal hours of sale, before the
Court House door in Laurcns, the
following property to wit:
Sixteen acres Of land, more or
less, situate in Laurens County and
within the corporate limits of the
Town Of Iaurcns, bounded by lands
of Mary c. Sullivan, jamie Todd,
A. r.. Sullivan, and Harper Street,
levied on as the property of Arthur
p. Sullivan, at the suit of Darby d
Go. vs.. above named Defendant.
Terms-Cash. Purchaser to pay
for papers.
B. f. BALIEW, 8. T.. G..
Sheriff Office, May II, 1886.