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Tourists,

Whether on pleasure bent or business,
should take on every trip bottle of Syrup
of Figs, as it acts most pleasantly and effect
uany on the kidneys, liver and bowels,
preventing fevers, headaches and other
forms Of sickness For sale in 50c and 81
bottles by all leading druggists ADJ.
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A Refreshine Bevera1e

For breakfast, luncheon and supper is
Sirocco Tea, introduced in this market by
the growers. direct from their gardens in
India and Ceylon. Davidson & Co., 1886
Broadway, New York. Savannah agents,
Lippman Bros.-Adu,
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COURT HOUSE SALES.
Real Estate Commands Good Prices
All Around

The usual monthly land sales were held
yesterday morning, and considerable prop
erty changed hands. Among the sales re-
ported to the MORNING NEWS are the fol-
lowing:
By LaRoche 8, McLaughlin-two lots on
First street to G. G. Ely at $3.50 each.
House and lot at No. 23l Henry street to
Col. Way at $4,000.
Four lots on Bull and Third streets, 1926.
Harmon, Walker q McHairie sold two
lots on CASTOR street, between Price and
Habersham, Lot No. 50 brought s2,5O5,
and lot No. "a brought $2,675. Lot No. I5,
a large garden lot near West Broad street.
sold for $40, 600.
r. H. Tatem reported fair sales of live
stock
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Get thu Reward.

Do you hear any grumbling or dissatis-
faction concerning the "New Homes' II
so, that's your chance to speculate. We
are offering a reward for anything of that
kind. Office, corner Whitaker and State
streets.-AdU.
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Annual Regatta.

Attention is called to the notice in another
column this morning. A correction has
been made in the prizes as published yester-
day, as viii be seen by reference to the
advertisement,
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Mothers Darling.

Baby chatting, heat and all eruptions OF
the skin can be cured by using Boracine
Toilet and Nursery Powder Highly per.
fumed. Try package of your druggist. -
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Bargain Seekers

viii find it to their advantage to call and
see what B. II. Levy e. Bro. have got on
their clearing table Second foor) in the
way of Fine Clothing at reduced prices
Adj,
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Your Cotton Gin Needs Repairing.
The parts for it can be obtained of the
Brown Cotton Gin Company, New London,
Conn, at prices which viii astonish you.
Get their price list.--Adu.
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Received Yestardav

At B. Fl. Levy & Bros, $50 dozen of
Negligee Shirts of imported Madras cloth.
Price, 81 so and 81; best value in the city.
-A1r
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"Everv Dog Has His Dav.n

The New Home" occupies the front seat
now, the ''old-timers" to the contrary not
withstanding. Office, Whitaker and State
streets. -Adu
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400

Boys Seersuckers. Boys Suits well made
and fast colors at 81 so. B. H. LEVY IL
BRo.-AdU.
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Baskets,

Lunch Baskets, Market Baskets, Clothes
Baskets. Delivery Baskets. Strauss Bros,
Headquarters for Baskets.-Adu.
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Fine Table Delicacias.

Specialties for Lunches, Picnics or Travel
ing. Strauss Bros, % and 2211 Barnard
street.-AdU.
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VAN HoUTENs CocoA--delicious-made
instantly. ADD.
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Riyerton Holds the Kew.

Address Riverton Land Company. Shelf
held, Ala. A. Parrish. president.-Adr.
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KEY WEST. Ella. Feb IL

KEY WEST, FLA, Feb. 10, 1890.
Lttdden Dc Bates:
GENTs-Piano is fine. They cannot make
an instrument any better, in my opinion.
Yours,
Prof. CHAs. E. G. BLAKE.
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NoRwoon. No nac 1a Is

NoRwooD, N. c., Dec. 10, 1889.
Lttdden dc Bates. ...'-
SIRs- = l received the instru.
ment January. 1889, and it has given entire
satisfaction 80 far. am very much pleased
with the instrument y Respect
fully, Mrs. j. M. PALMER.
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Feather Weight

Wearing Apparel to be found at B. H. Levy
e. Bro 's.-AdU.
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MARyv1LLE. TENN. Nav & 1901

MAKYVILLE, TENN, May 8, 1890
Lltdden d Bates.
GENTLEMEN-Foury years ago my father
purchased a Mathushek piano from Won
which has given entire satisfaction. !
Respectfully,
CoHDELIA II. SMITH.
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Ladies'
The Best Ching Yet.

Should see the fine line of Blouses at B. Fl
Levy & Bro. 's.-AdU.
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LUDDEN n BATES 8. M. "a.
The NathuShek Piano
What They Say of It

HAzLEHuRsT, GA. May 10, 1890.
LLdden Dc Bates:
GENTLEMEN-I have received the piano
and am very much delighted and highly
pleased with it. think it is beautiful and
50 sweet toned. Yours truly.
EVA ]. HART,
Waycross, Ga.
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MAMIE HOLLAND.
BatesyilIe Guard. A.

OBITUARY. Mamie Z. Holland,
adopted daughter of James and oo>
pima Hughes, sweetly sank to rest on
June lst., 1880. She was born in
Sharp county December 10, 1874,
and was therefore in her sixteenth
year. About three years ago she
united with the NJ. (. Church, South,
ut Evening Shade, and was at the
time of her death a student in the
Arkansas College.
Deprived of both parents in very
carly life by consumption, the or
phan's Protector found for her q
happy home and many kind friends.
The same dread disease marked her
for an early victim, but the xii g of
terrors sad no sting for one all over
clad in her Redeemcr's righteous
ness. Gentle, loving and obedieut IN
health, patient ana unComplaining
in suffering, her desire reached for.
ward to 4 home of love aud peace.
A bud, half blown, pIuCked from
earth to shed its fragrance in heav>
en-,
Sharp County record., 1890-06-19
LIE aITnAT1nN.

AS the nomination of p candidate
f1, prosecuting attorney for this cIr-
cunt is attracting some attention, ana
viii attract murh more If the rl-
mors ah0at be true, We give the
very attest news q follows:
Siartun, Ist choice, Independents
county 10 votes, Jackson 9: total 10.
Abrrnetny, Lawrence 8, SHARP );
total i3.
Crenshaw, Randolph 9.
Second choice. Siavton. Lawrence
8 Abe.nethv, Randolph 9; CIcnshaw
none; JudkIns, SiIarp :.
Crcnshaw and JudkIns are prac-
ticailv ont OF the race. As Randolph
is outside of the direct contest be-
tween Stayton and AheTuethy, the
latter Is clearly in the vantage, if
Lawrence will be faithful to her first
instructions. That delegation will
certainly not desert him so long rs
he cOuid get the nomination Oy the
I'd choice vote of Randolph. We
3Fe iii possession of some facts IN
relation to that matter that is not
encouraging; but the presumption is
that all the delegates will be faiths
full, firm and true % their trusts.
Stone county is not referred to in
tue above summary for the reason
that the township primaries which
met on the 7th inst. in that county,
being advised and of opinion that
circuit Judge aud prosecuting attor-
neV were not state Ofhclals. which
was incorrect, declined to give IN
structIOns for candidates for these
offices, excepting one township which
instructed for Butler and Abernethv
On The 10th inst, the c0unty conven-
tim, composed of delegates from
the several townships met, and when
4 motion was made to instruct for
Butler and Abernethy, the conven-
ton was advised and of the same
opinion as the townships and voted
against the motion Then subse-
quently and without any notice to
the democracy of the county,
"mass meeting" was called and in-
structed for Stayton first choice and
Abernethy second choice, which
friends of Abernethy protested
against. All these proceedings were
wrong and void and cannot be toler-
ated by the democratic party. To
do SO would Inaugurate party anar-
chy.
Later-We are informed that new
primaries and 4 new county conven-
tiOm have been. called bv the Stone
county democratic central committee
and Abernethy's friends IN that
county are sanguine the result will
give him Stones votes. first choice.
Sharp County record., 1890-06-19
A Card.

Ia THE VOTERS OF SHARE CoUETV:
Having learned that it has been
reported by some person or persons
that I had withdrawn from the race
for County and Probate Judge, I
take this method of correcting the
mistake. am with the boys to the
end.
Sickness in my family and my sad
bereavement, together with my du-
ties in the clerks office, have pre-
vented and will prevent me from
oanYaSslng the county to any extent,
for which hope an indulgent peo,
pie will excuse me, as | will not
neglect the duties Of the position
entrusted to me if 1t shouid be the
means Of my defeat. Respt.,
JOSHUA WANN.
June IA, 1890.
Sharp County record., 1890-06-19
ro the DemocrnI, of sharn NountY
For Assessor.

The REooUD Is authorized TO announce IIorace
u. nm u candidate for tax assessur of Sharp
county, who IA willing 10 abide by the action Il
the county democracy IN The primaries or con.
vention.
We aTc authorized 10 announce that II, A,
Maph ia q gunuidate tor nasessOr Of Sharp
county at the ensuing election, subject 10 the
action OF the demoasdiic county convention.
We are authorized 10 announce lhal Joseph
Alllt Is 10 Cundidate for assessor pf sharp county
N the ensuing election, and Is subject 20 lhe NC
ton Of lhe democracy uf ,he cOuaty at the com.
ing primaries Or convention.
10 the Voters of sharp County,
an % candidate for assess0r, subject 10 the
action Of the democratic county convention II
gected promise "A faithful performance of the
dntlus OF The Oilico, Respectfully
W U. SNOW,
Fellow Oltlens OF sharp rountyi
In nponse 10 many sOllgltatlOna ! announce
myself 10 candidate for taA uaaeHsOr, subject Ia
lhu action of the dtmoerutic party should be-
your th0icc I viii discharge tho duties of the
Uilcc 10 the best Of my ability
keBpcctluiiy JNO, L, SIMS,
To the voters of sharp COUNTY.
hereby announce myself a candidate for tax
hAsuHsOr ul yuNr county aud am suhluct IU The
action ui The urnogrulie party / lhlnk / nua.
factory ullgur lad would he tmihklul tuF your
support, Respectfully
y, d. ANDREWS,
To the voters Of Shnrn countti
announce myself d Cdndl1ite for assessor of
Your county Az have ever hevu IA dem.
Ucgat hereby submit my claims TO the uction ul
ihe r,ulucrntc party 10 elected promise |
ihthla' diathaigv ul my duty llcBlt,
W. A, MURPHY
Sharp County record., 1890-06-19
WEDDINGS.

The following named persons have
procured licenses TO marry IN this
county since the last report:
J G Foreman 24. VI 3 CAusby 10.
Wm LufmAn %. Ellen Garner 10.
VIM Thomas 8. Mary Garner IL.
JOS B Spuriock Is. VI [ FortenberrY ID
L S Fletcher 70, MARI A Ecton q.
Marion Riekard %, Mary Stewart q.
j W Gardner %. Lidia P Williams q.
Geo Smith q, Julia Link rs.
Sharp County record., 1890-06-19
r.P. A uonyenlIon NJ penyer,

For this occasion, June 2i'h TO 2Sth.
which is TO be grand success. The
Iron Mountain Route aud Missouri Pa
otto Railway will sell tickets from oil
points in Arkansas at very low rntrs.
These tickets will be on sale June 22d
and 23d, anG will be good 10 return any
time within thirty days Bree Reclining
Chair Cars and Pullman Sleeping Car to
Sc Louis, connecting there with similar
special equipment without change to Dem
YER Tickets and further information can
he obtained from your nearest coupon
,ieket agent.
Sharp County record., 1890-06-19
For County Judge.

The Record is authorized 70 announce that e..
Carpenter Ol sullivan lOwnshlp q candidate
for county Judge Of sharp county and submits
his claims 10 the viii Of the democratic pTIna-
ries and nominating convention.
Weare authorized 10 announce that L. P, Col
Iins is . candidate for OuHty and Probate Judge
subject 10 the action OI the democratic county
convention.
To the Voters OF sharp County:
hereby announce myself 2 candidate Tor
County Judge Of sharp county sBjeet 10 the
action Of the Democratic primary election or
County Convention. Respectfully,
A. J. SMITH.
We are authorized to announce Joshua
Wann q candidate for County Iud Probate Judge
Of sharp county II the ensuing election. subject
10 the action O1 the democratic primaries Or the
county convention
We are authorized 10 announce that 4. II.
Vance ls q candidate for the Office Of county
Judge Of Sharp county and IS subject 10 the ac-
ton OF the county democratic convention.
To the Voters Of sharp County;
I'M u candidate tor reelection TO the office Of
county aEd probate judge, subject 10 the action
Of The democratic party, ever grateful for all
past iayUrs, and If elected viii, - [ an now 10
ing, urge our leYyIng court und The people to
the importance Of bridging OIir streams and I'M
proving our public roads.
ResDectfullY, A. j. PORTER.
Sharp County record., 1890-06-19

We give above ruda outlines Of
this recently added improvement to
the town Of Evening Shade. The
structure IS built over the town
spring which is in the midst of the
business part of the town. The
spring has needed q protection from
prowling stock and flying trash eyer
since it was discoved q half century
ago Now 1t has it. The bare sur.
roundings stood badly in need of a
pleasant relief; neglect showed a
lack of appreciation shameful to be-
hold. That relief and a splendid
evidence that this cool, gnrglmg
fountain 10 appreciated is now the
admiration of the town. The RECORD
suggested the idea, repeated the
suggestion; the older members of
the band talked it, and finally few
Of our public spirited citizens took
interest in the matter and the conse-
Vence is the bmldiug only lacks a
couple of coats of paint to be com.
pleted.
IL is - feet square; ls feet high
from top of sIlls to the upper
ceiling, Then the roof lfcur corner
ed) and hng.staif extends about 20
feet aboyc, making total height OF
30 feet. IL is over feet 20 first
floor and the top story is over 8 feet.
There are plckets around the ground
iloor with q gate on the north and
south sides. STAR steps run up ON
the west with platform landing,
The ground floor will be lcvclod
and covered with gravel. A hag,
hearing t2 stars, present TO the
band from Misses Bertic Davidson,
Mary smith, Anc Iligginboltom,
Mamie Mcleod, Virgic Craig, Dora
5oc, George and Emma Hall, Cora
Davidson, Maggie King aud Mai.
las p Cochran, floats grandlv from
the pole, thus making the stand a
model Of patriotism and good taste
IN every Particular
Where is the cltizcn who ia not
proud Of this building and tho Capt.
Wann Comrt Band?
Sharp County record., 1890-06-19
IRYING SOCIETY.

Upon the written request Of mem-
aers 4 meeting oi the Irving Society
is called Tor Friday June 9th at 3
d'CloUk p m. II the residence Of J.
b. McCaieb. a full attendance is
desired. sam II. Davidson,
President.
Sharp County record., 1890-06-19
Hama Soiss.

Master Claude COger now has the
snare drum and hGs been admitted Is
q regular member,
Shelby Metcaif now PLAYS baritone
and Walter LIST B tiat u0ruet.
Sharp County record., 1890-06-19
For Rcprrssutairvs.

The gEC1E1 Is authorized 10 luno8uce sam D'
W.llIturt5l . ..luiil la.e .0E rrHTe5enililTe SUD
sct 20 The action Jl Tie sharp county 4r-l-1-4l.li.
Convention.
The Record ls authorized 10 announce u d.
~uuTi0ck ID Davidson township q eaElli=ie l9I
representative truIu sharp county, su-lrcl 10 -Ls
action lI The jetuJCrnilc county Convention.
To ne people 1f sharp county:
lam D candidate Tor rUpTtssuiaiITe 70 me AeA'
general assembly, sEDjecJ 10 he 1ctlon 1l -As
democratic urinary election ami 1olYeEil0H anu
VIII - zraiel- .JT FOIr ulruTr. u lo---Aalrd
and -lrcts,i viii Iy 10 BE- rue and .zllL-A 70
YOUR interests. Respectfully,
4. j.. STEELE.
To the voters Of ~harp county.
F-lIaw-t Iizeus-i lake TN. method 0l INFORM
ir.s y0u that an 4 candidate Tor rr--lEcilJn 70
tnr Office OI RepFeseHt4IlTe. In making thls m
nOUnceIueuE, gentlemen, / 10 50 Win Lull
sense OF the great responsibilities connected Win
a Legislative O'lice. and should yuu see Ii 10
elect me tC The position 70 which 1 aspire prom
ise ID serve you with that ilueity thai should ever
characterize a tue servant OF the De0ple. As /
haTeeFeF 5eeH q tleIl61Tatt + hereby submit IN
claims 70 the IetiOR Of the democratic party Ol
my county either in = lFlmary election or n0Inl-
ualIug convention Is The wisdom Of the party
may dictate Your grateful servant,
L. B. BELLAMf.
Sharp County record., 1890-06-19
CHURCH NOTICE.

The male members Of the Meiho-
dist church n Evening Shade are
notified 20 meet At the church on
Tomorrow FIIdayl evening 1t 1880
o'clock. Bv request Of the stewards.
Sharp County record., 1890-06-19
remain yours Obediently,
A. T.. IIGGlN BOTTOM.
For Circuit Clerk.

The RECORD Is authorized to announce Jasper
Jlstus u candidate for CircHit Clerk Of sharp
county, subject 10 the action Of the democratic
primaries Or county convention
The RECORD Is authorized TO announce that i &.
j Estes IS u candidate Tor circuit clerk u Sharp
county subject 10 county Democratic noIHl.
Mating convention.
Fellow-Cltizeus Of sharp county.
| lake this method OF Announcing myself
Candidate for the Oilce Of circuit clerk Of Your
county, subject to he action Of the demOciatic
party, u elected shall try TO discharge the
duLes Ol lhe office honestly and mpaTtlAlly and
viii he grateful 10 ali for your support.
Respectfully }. MCLEAN,
To the Democrats II Sharp County,
Gentlemenl--, nm q candidate for the demo-
cratic nomination for circuit clerk Of your
county ut the ensuing primary election or con.
yrnti0n. Having had nearly two years eNpe-
rience in the office / think am competent to
discharge the duties tO the entire satisfaction Of
the people. 10 Nll The Clerk' Office requires
capability, sobriety and energy If elected
promise that Whatever ability possess shall be
lndustriousiy devoted 10 the duties of the Ofdcc,
and 10 viii be my piide 10 Ill charge those duties
in such a manner is reflect credit both upon
myself uni The democracy Of sharp county.
hope YOU will give me your favorable consider
ltiou, and should you honor me with your SUI
trUge shall ever be thankful hut should YOU
choose JO nominate another, i will gave hlm ny
lvurtiest support, Yours ObgdieuIlE
DAVE Il, KING,
Sharp County record., 1890-06-19
For saryryer,

W. nft authorised To uhnuunce W. W. nan A
ehnlhlhte iur surveyor vt ehhfp county, sHhippt
70 lie action pt The Democratic piiniatiua aud
county convention.
Fellow Cltlfoua uf sharp County,
I hurrbY Fnnuunoe NY uelf a nnnGldate Tor Tho
nihue nt SURVEYOR W harp county und am huhs
leri " NE totiah Ut lhp Democratic nafiI, and
VIII tmlAA uu ier YGur support, heNHt,
j y. st4t6af
Sharp County record., 1890-06-19
For Treasurer,

To the Voters of sharp county
anna candidate lor recollection Ia the Office of
trhautrr ut sharp county subject 10 the action
ui lhu Democratic county CONVENTION.
tsHuuutiulIb q. W shaver,
Sharp County record., 1890-06-19
LEGAL NEWS.

Prof. T. I. Hernn was last week
elected to the prngipaiship OF the
Evening Shade High School.
The county canvass is waxing
warm and the capdidates are max
ing good use Of their time.
w. D. Cochran and wife return,
ed Su day evening from a weeks
Fisit to relatives at Mt. Home, Bag
ter county.
Summer hats, summer showers,
summer weather. And this is the
season for all of these. But shoot
the idiot with pipe.
The crops--corn and cotton on
the road south of town are in good
condition. Oats seem to be badly
damaged by rust.
Sheriff Hall, accompanied by
Jim and Tom McCaleb, took the
live prisoners to the "pen" at Little
Rock last week, returning Saturday
night. They Went via Hardy
Rev j. ). Brooke has formally
resigned lils work at Evening Shade
ON account Of a lack of interest ON
the part of the church, and an mad
.equate salary.
Candidates have been having a
regular picnic during this term OF
court. A llvelier set never shook
paw nor "eat up hospitality" than
the battalion represented in onr al.
nouncement column. Look oyer the
lst again.
j. u. Barrow, of Mammoth
Spring was one of .he attorneys that
attended circuit court. He IS a can.
dldate for the Legislature in Fulton
aud II elected would reflect much
credit upon tue intelligence and
morality Of that county. Jim was
brought up in Sharp county and we
naturally take pride in referring to
hls achievements and promise ~ a
useful man.
Sharp County record., 1890-06-19

To clean a carpet thoroughly
throw damp salt upon u and then
sweep 1t briskly, aud 10 will be found
that all Of the ooloring will have
been vastly Frightened, or If The
carpet bas been we'll swept go over
10 altcrwanl wilt q sleau cloth aud
clear salt wator, aud The result viii
be almost 9s good,
Sharp County record., 1890-06-19

- lie Cmldren's Dav exercises ut
Sunday school ON last Sunday were
very interesting and largely attend.
ed. BrSiics severai--sungs by the
smaller pupils, Miss Minnie Wilson
rceited SOME appropriate verses. In
the absence of the superintendent =
ii WilkcrSon took charge of the
school and made good talk to the
little people. Rev. Brooke also
made a nice talk,
Henrietta North, widow of Hen.
ry North, a German, made final
proof of her homestead claim last
Tuesday before our clerk. The no.
uce was published At Mammoth
Spring. Her witnesses were Jasper
Helms and W L. Smith. t. II.
Aumm brought them TO town.
Auman and S,uith subscribed for the
REooGD.
We stated in the last ISSUE that
the editor would attend the state
convention if nothing occurred to
preyent his absence. There were q
pumher Of inuidentu That retarded
the start for Batesrille, and finally
when four miles on the road cur
horse ga,u out, and al efforts to got
another were fruitless. We regret
that such tram Of circumstances
existed, but such IL liIc.
III You want TO rcad tho RHcoRp
Z why don't you become subscriber
- aud let your neighbors paper alone 2
We hWV-tHrf several patrons stop
the paper because some kind nuigh.
Dor persisted ip bringing his mail
from the posLoihce anl Keeping IL.
You see what you DO 2 You not only
iniure the publishers business, but
YOU deprive o public.spiriled, pro.
grepsiye citizen Of tbe ploasuros and
profit Of reading his county paper
Thus your ppnurlousness, ignorance
oe eelGshuess OF something else il u
drawback 10 tbo community and the
county and you should get yourself
oui 81 yucb damaging ruls and Try
ip live and lei I've abreast the bless.
ed prosepl toDc, aid get ail out of
ihis lile you otu without harm to
apy eAe
Sharp County record., 1890-06-19
1CIETIEs

.-., GruAL CHATTER No. %, z. A. NJ. q,
hoids rrgii2T c0uyocatioHs a Masonic
sZkAss Hal "a evening silde, he "a saturday
sszzlSS IN each n0Hth.
- A. TrRNEM Il p
y q. henderson. SEC.
a EyEsING SHADE LODGE No 49, F. e
M. NJ. holds regular communications on
'AI the -'Huruy before lst sI4Iday L each
y month SAM II. DAyIDsON, N N
JnO. B. lleC4lsb ssc'y
EyE.ING aaAUE CaLPTEH, No. y, D.
< II. 81 meets Il Masonic Hall q Thurs
las q each month"; at 2 o. clock p. n.
~ MRS. GIIEriE BACON, W. "
Miss DOKA FoKE, SECRETARY.
EuEAE LoDGE, No. 20, /. o. o.
=xtrES = l'oids regular meetings every a.
rfs,sEy tefnaLe Friday MINT.
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