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II. DlNWOODEY
IS READY
FOR BUSINESS AGAIN.

FOR BUSINESS AGAIN.
And will be pleased to have
the public generally and all
his old customers call and
see him at Calder'S Music
Palace, the Calder Estate
having kindly allowed him
to use part of their storol,
where he has opened out a
New and Beautiful Stock of
Carpets and Parlor Furni-
ture. All orders will receive
most careful attention. He
still has the 6 5 employees
with him ready to execute
any order.
Give him a Call.
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Church Sheep Bids.

On Saturday last Receiver Law
renee opened the bids that had been
handed Ia for the Church sheep.
All were rejected except that Of the
Benni1n.. who offered sos per
head Tor the 500 head In their pUs-
session. This bid was accepted.
Further bids will he received up TO
noon on wednesday, September 3.
Better OfIers than the rejected bids
had been made T. the receiver
verbally.
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The CELEBRATED SPECIALIST ana
ORTHOrEpIC SCRGE0sf, 81 Indian
aIOlis, Indiana, j. now at the st
James Hotel, : III lake city, anu
will remain until September Let
only. The doctor has had a large
business in Utah for many years,
aud will lie glad 10 see former
patients AMI afflicted parties who
desire TO consult him in regard e
his NV Methods Of Treatment.
All forms Of Chronic and Surgical
Diseases and defOrmities successfully
treated. Special attention given q
the treatment of diseases peculiar
10 females. All afflicted should cal
early during the Doctors stay IN
city. dim
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President Brigham Young.

Its my intention to compile all
my fathers Letters for publication.
and | will he greatly Obliged 10 all
those who have such letters IL they
will kindly forward them 10 james
\. Little, care JIueuile hgstT.oi0T
Office, salt Lake City, that they
may be correctly copied. All such
letters viii be most carefully
handled and returned safely 10 the
owners. RESPECTFULLY,
las JOHN w. YouHo.
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In my life / am constrained 10 com
piniu Of the high valuation Of prop
erty and the large amount pf tax i'm.
posed by, reason thereof My real
property consists Of the eat half OF
lot |, I0xlO rods, and the south hall
Of lot 5, 5x2g rods, in block IS, plat
-. The valuation OF this property,
with the measurements for territor.
ial, county snd school tax purposes
Is 81, 500 which | think Is a fair val.
uation as a toSis for taxation, while
tins same property l. valued for city
tax purposes az Sts 3l1. With this
latter valuation find fault, as Il Is
too high by st leas; s2i, 001. I have
never before complained Of assessed
valuation Of my property, recogniz-
ing the obligation and duty Of the
citizen 10 contribute TO the support
Of the government. the basis Of con-
tribution being the fair valuation Of
property. / therefore ask n reduce
ton IN the valuation Of the above
described property 20 at least the
valuation made for territorial,
county and school purposes as above
stated. This property j. residence
property and Returns only 8 per
cent on the actual cost.
lours respectfully,
A. MINER
G. X. Gilchrist appeared in be-
half Of the Union National Bank
10 protest against the capital stock
Of that Institution, Sg0l.0lO. being
assessed IN full. Mr.. Gilchrist said
he wished TO protest against this be-
cause national hau!Ss had been taxed
on the full amount Of their capital.
while private hanks escaped with
only a portion " their capital being
taxed. To prove the truth u his as
serti0us, NJ. Gilchris, Rad the fol-
lowing sworn siateaiiCut % the CAPT
tai u banking institutions and the
amount taxed. .r-
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SIlCIDE.
John Erickson Shots Him>elf
ThrdHyh the Head.

At five minutes past seven last
evening, John Ericlson, one Of the
prUpriet0rs OF the National Beer
Hall. on Main Street, fatally shot
himself through the head with a
i5-COlt pistol. Just before commit
ting the dreadful deed he seemed
very anxious 10 be l.ft alone, aud
and for that reason DISPATCHED his
bartender, Mr.. Peter johnson, q
20 the City Hall to secure the re-
lease Of n man arrested a short time
previous for drunkenness.
In the afternoon ia conversation
with a friend. he was discussing
the suicide Of young Gro, whose
shop was Just Il the back % Erick-
sons saloon. During the converse
ton he exhibited n pistol, remITk-
ing that "a thing Of that kind would
soon end mans troubles a great
deal easier than pDi-ou.n He also
complained about feeling very sad,
al not being able 10 renew the LEASE,
on the store he occupied, which was
about 10 expire.
We also learn that his family
troubles have caused him a great
deal Of Worry aud sorr1w, Mn.
Erickson not being of sound mind,
leaving three chiliren 10 be carysl
for.
Erickson was heard 10 remark
during the day, that lit was nothing
| but work and trouble for a man as
long ~ he livei' and a. his lease
was ab0utrun out nothing was left fOT
him hut to work at his trade, that
Of sign painting and decorating,
NJ which he was an aiept. but for
which he was becoming incOmpl
teLt 10y falling eyC--ignt, which
greatly discouraged him. He tx
lired al five minutes past seven
this morning. twelve hours after the
shooting. An inquest was being
held tins afternoon.
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Eighteenth Ward Seminary.

This morning the Eighteenth
Ward Latter-day Saints Seminary
opeutI with ALTERING prospects,
The children aocAed 10 the building
this morning "like doves 20 theil
windows" and every seat was
taken, n follows: Primary depart
ment, %; preparatory, -. inter
mediate, 81; total, 2ll. Twenty-six
applicants-li for the preparatory,
and II for the primary-had to be
turned away, n the capacity Of the
school wss not sufficient to accom-.
MEDIATE them. This l. a matter Of
regret.
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fDaily except Sunday.
"Daily except Monday and Tues
day.
Tickets for Sale in wasatch Build
ing. 81 Main Street, and at Depot.
Pare for the round trip, 50 cents.
=. W. ECCLEs,
G. =. a, Salt Lake.
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nurkIr... Arnien, .rx.

THE BEST SALvE In the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sore~, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped hands, Chilblains, Corns, and
ali Skin Eruptions, and positively
cures PILES, or no Tay required. Il
= guaranteed 10 give perfect s=tis-
l.eiit n, or money refunded Prier
8 cents per box, For rale by A. &.
Smith 4 60,
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Not having any Telephone, our
customers will please leave orders At
Margetts' Bros. Book Store, or at
Phillip Margetts' Wine Depot for
Margetts' Ale and Porter, also for
Malt and HOps.
Estate OF II. II. MARGET-rs-
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BaIIard's uarehound syrup for
NhGopinE Cough

NhgnptuE Cough
There i no remedy in the world
which will give such prompt relief
in WhOopiug Cough as BdHtTts' :
IE0rchcUgd Syrup. II will pONtireiy
cure il. II you will try it your chill.
dren will not keep you awake all
night coughing. BILLIARDS. HOre-
hound syrup is the most cooling
and soothing remedy for consump-
ton. Coughs. Coils, Bronchitis anil
Asthma. In the world. 10 j. free
from opium. II builds up new It's
sue, strengthens the Lungs, aud -
an Incompatible remedy, made Of
the best aud purest materials. II
your Lungs are weak and you have
tickling in your throat, you Det.i
il. II. &. NJ. ! Agent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-01

Which people In a nun down state
Of health derive frcm Hoods sara.
plrilla eOnc,usively proves that the
me,lirine ''m1kCs the weak strong. -
IL docs not ac- like n stimulant, i'm.
parting fictitious strength, but
Hoods SarsapnTilla builds up In n
perfectly natural way all the weak
ened parts. purifics the blnod, and
assists 20 healthy action those im-
poTiaut orgaus, the kidneys and
liver
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-01
No. 20 SOUTH. WEST TEN
PIE STREET.

Is where we are now doing
business, We have a full
line of HOME MADE WOOL
EN- GOODS. WHOLESALE
and RETAIL, and make
Cents Suits to order from
cur celebrated Cass mere.
Shall be pleased to sse old
and new patrons.
JOHN C. CUTLER & Bro.
AGENTS, PROVO and DES-
Fret WOODEN MILLS, OPP
posite Grant Bros Co. Sta
bIeS.
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In the Probate Court. m and for salt Lake
County. Territory q ULah.
In the matter q the Estate ~ Samuel
Bcuuiou, deccascd.

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN. THAT
~ Archibald Frame. samuel BFtnE
hurst and William Painter. Executors q
the last wall % samuel Eeuniou, deceased.
have rendered for settlement. and hied in
said Court their dnrl account % their Id
mini-tratsnn % said estate and peti ion for
lu1l distTihltiuu % the re- itue % sad estate
ausun-the persons entitled thereto. and that
Tuesdsy. the ri day % September. 4. u
is1s.at 10 O'Clock AN. a. the Court Room 70
-ai1 Court. IL the Couuiv Court House, salt
Lake CITY and ouuty. Utt h Territory. has
been duly appointed By the Jud-c % -aId
Court for the settlement OF said acrnunt
and hearing said petition for distribgtinu.
a. which time and place any person 10
tcrestcd IN said esttte nay appear and
show cause. u any there be, why said lc-
count should not be settled and approved
and lnai dustrihution made a. prayed Tor.
Dated September Is. I-ao-
john q. CUTLER.
clerk OF the Probate Cuurt.
A MINER. Ats'y. dIw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
CARPET REMNANTS

From / to 25 yards in a piece,
all grades, will be sold at half
price. Must be closed out in
one week. Call and get a
tIrgain at y. DlNWOODEY'S
in Callers Music Palace.
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Is HEREBY GIVEN To THE STOcE-
Il hnldcrs o. the Utah sugar Couspary.
that the fir-t Annual Meeting % the >tlsE
LuidCr- % said company vail be held AZ %
O'Clock a. M, on MONDAY the eighth day %
september neat. al the ofi-e 90 Jan e. Jack
on south Temple Street. salt Lake CITY. o.
elect Board % uIrect1rs for the ensuing
year. O. c1usgtcr the pEoprist- 90 iuegc---
ir- the Capital stock % The Company. nd
60 attend IN such other business pegtltui1g
% the Interests % the Company a. may Be
brought before o.
ARTHCE sTANNEE.
u ia Secretary
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The hest Thread for Hand or Ma
chine Use i ClaTk's "Mile End
White thread wound on LACK sp0Ois
For sale 10y ;. EELLSER, New Dry
Gor,ss Store, 2i,5 and ~ =. MaiI
street. thr 4 sat
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rrfGHFyTs

r DAY j. beiug cclehrltel
~. .-gIs fu the v.riOus cite,
r..rulfsIi- 20 occupy the
-. aa LtBu's Saving-
- v5H ag known r.
Tenn
--. r-g-an 81 Provo will
.v august !, 1891.
-a aa.ut seventy men
'...-.as.
d.. t-..ss. IS of the S.0ednh
rs severed Die connection
n..r Al-. Fsrustr0m
E..-rf hereafter
..a .r .-rl7r l. soon 10 he
. go. N...r. Z stern capitalists
a-r-e tannery in that
rt.r HHer8,g4 by 4 gentle
l.saHaai-
.rtE-r.rawu ~ people gathered
rr| street 10 witness the
t..r.-i0u Of Prof.
E as. .[ B5rurmE which
-rs- r.H. a- . o'clock.
I'm --.rnE struck a tree on
-. street Iast SAUNA
Tire t9es Was broken
-..ea .r r'iilE did some dam
e. OIL. ...H.g wives
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-09-01

EvERYEoD l. notified Of the
approaching BIG Il 4 II & \ | y
SALE at the Peoples Equitable
Coop, At prices never before given,
commencing on "Wednesday morn
ing next, and continuing till the fol-
lowing MONDAY EVENING
ONLY
Look out for the announcement
81 this startling SLA LIGHTER
SALE ia Saturdays and Tuesdays
NEWS Everything positively as
represented.
Superintendent I.angton has re-
turned from European Markets with
own importations. No mildiemen's
prices. sSS- Don't forget the days.
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AS FOR INSTANCE:
FORMERLY $1,000.

We have but a few o. 'eu leiJ 90
sack or one button style. Cashmere.
worsteds and Chsyi1t Minerals. fine
Innings. and fast ooIorg. Marsei IN
PLATA figures so 10
SWEEPING FRICE si8.uo.
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SPECIAL NoTrCEr

Buy your drugs Of ''the boys, "
Johnson, Pratt & Co, Is Main 4.
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DR.. J. Thomas, Dentist,
Herald Block, corner west and ist
south ST.. ;. l.. Cts. Nitaliked air
administered. u
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Go TO SPENCER. BYwATER & Co..
opposite Cliy Hall, for Tin Roofing.
Guttering, SHOUTING stoves ami
TinWare, etc.
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NnIICE

4 REQUEST HAVING BEEN MADE ~
~ the Trustee, % the lstn SrhauI ~.
trlct % tuTu over the balance % tuuf- on
nlui o. the new Beard % EfurafiHn. a
meeting % the taxpayers % said district b.
FRIDAY. sept 3 ls.p, 10 pm. o. Cuu-Ii!rr
the matter g turning over aid fuu-s Eld
also delivering 20 the nav E1ari 0f Edura-
tinn all other property belonging o siId
district
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Trustccs q the Niueiccnth school i,i-.
tTiet, salt IaEe County, salt Lake CITY.
August 18th. islU. d.iteo.I
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WANTED.

4 STOUT. RELIABLE. ACTIVE Roy.
~ % deliver meat Apply 60 ?. ). NNr,
= F. f.rst south street q lw
1 HNS WITH SNAIL. FAMILY TO
~ I've on farm and tIks care % ztnrs-
Apply o. - 3. -i1fh aIuiu at -it
FEW. t,,,OD, NEW MILcu COWS.
"A for cash. Address, -. x. r.. IS
sprn- street "a
A COOP. SMART ACTIVE BOY. To
"A work N the Gfosery business. Apply
~ 49, south. Third last
DONRD. LODGING AND Rooms FOR
ID Students % thH University. Persons
Lly-ur rurh ui'I plcs-c send uame aud sd
dress o. Ar.T-r s. NUuuyALL. Gu-tsfl1n
% the Unworthy - b--e-et ar
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Wanted one ton Be,swax,
JOHNSON, PRATT X Co.
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Notice TO oar Patrons

w. Peterson, the butcher, will lie
AZ No. 80 +. First South, alter July
I, 1890. i d
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UNION PACIFIC SYSTEM, NOUN
TAIN DIVISION.

on aiid after Sp'. 10. ls9O, GGr6c'd
Bench fruils triu rim aS f0li0trs:
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ma STAKE CONFER
JDi ENCE.

| ..uli.snnal Conference 5.l o! o.
TX ~. sake 5i Zion will
-. F. .ae Tabernacle on
SCI ..a,l.f1u from al the
q - - is urgently re-
,y5rs " CANNoN'
Tsrr e. TAYLOR
r-FrEs W. lENRpsE7
a--fra--r 4 the stake.
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PIIILL1s FKRGus9s

To the Honorable, the Mayor aud
City Council Of Sal Lake City,
Sitting as q Board Of EqualIza-
ton:
GsSrLEaRx-FoF the fin, tims
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SWEEPING PRICE sII75.
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5t icaFr'al A :;
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-06-19
ISaS1Py Notes.

Work on the Easley Oil Mill is pro
crossing all right. Superintendent Bcrll-
ley was in town last week and agreed to run
q side track to the location selected by
the committee-on the site of the Hol
combe gin and mills Oh the street leading
out towards Pickcns and Liberty. The
mill will be ready for the next crop of
seed and the gin will be ready to gin and
pack the cotton. There is every reason
to believe that cotton faotc:J7yM,:m,, faotc:7 ~, even
! ;ualiy grow out of this enterpsisc. Pick
ems county makes enough cotton to sup
ply factory, and to Manufacture it
where it is grown is a great saving.
Maj. ID. Grice has not yet recovered
from his stroke of paralysis, but he is
improving.
There will be memorial service Mt tho
Methodist Church on tho Goth instant
ID" Tbs ooo...ion Uf erecting the monl-
mont on tho grave of Rov. j. w. Hutch.
in@. Appropriate addresses will be made.
Mr.. HoveY Clyde who recently gradu-
ated at Wofford College camo home Sat
urday.
Miss Mary Quillian, of Spartanburg, is
visiting. relatives and friends in Easley.
Her father, DR.. J. w. Quillian, with his
family, Will soon move to Westminster.
On the 23d instant, there will be II
meeting of those Interested in the Eats
ley High School to devise ways and
means for its continuance.
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Literary News.

Emma Chrchman Hewitt, who has
been connected with the Ladies' Homo
Journal, of Philadelphia, for the past
four years as associate editor, has scrv-
ed her connection with that publication,
and become tho editor of tho Household
Correspondent, publshedby i. Wool
ley, 14lG and 141S Chestnut Street Phil
adclphia. Mrs. Hewitt's wide experience
and knowledge of human nature, its
wants and needs, assures the success of
this new and bright publication, the
June issue of which is low before us.
1t is devoted to correspondence on home
topics and matters of every interest to
every household, and seems to fill a
niche not yet occupied by any other
publication. Tho subscription price, 81
cents year, is within reach of everyone
and we trust the publication will receive
that universal support it's excellence
merits. Send for sample copy.
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1880.
s~------n-z-
MCFALL'S
ALMANACK
FOR'-
L g . O.
JUNE.

A"d ''o'c the acreage 1oafcr and
btO'ccr aciU "reSt "nclc,' the Shude of
tns the .-ees.a1i4 III z,s!4iss s,.9 The
fsswsS 7cW 9ro,o T2yht on. 9'Hoe 3!
da0 Listen kcrc: Oi,e Of mn Ga!ui,a.
Cradles Kept IN q co,ecenieut zloce.
" mo"i"g Wac1e Kept sharp ouJ
ha'.|Ey an0 u te'o ct my Ia,02etZ
1"a "'tho0elled Hoes property land
(ca a"d used ut tile proper time uu3
place. 'ofN ito more to till a1D the pot
G,,@ matte that old "kuJbtr6' look
N%e 0ld times ha" all the Governors
th0t ecer ac0$ or crea' aoiU be. DON'T:
t"h'e "'y 9co'd for this, but t.v it.
Here's fcao othe,' com1orts:
A"0fhcr lot cf Improved .E1v'
rms, -EIy Traps, Wosq,tito Nets,
E'n's, Str','n ZIuts and Un.6yellus.
Il nice lot Of White Goods anal
1ri"1nuings, JI"sli,ts, Zaacus, Hosi--
ery a'd othcr lot arcuthcr goods.
Spcctocles to suit aN eyes. Rea1'
sight 2orcscrrcrs.
1hc"ys depend on this Alnu,sac1S'
for tie best Cyars, Tobacco and
Cobcc.
Il lot Of Peas ct,eG Outs that mast
be mtOrcH Om
H Mpyc lot Of Good -F7o,ly aa,d'
SW2'S ut lom fyures.
Don't t"1 TO set ono OF my Steel
IIp~.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1890-06-19

On the 18Th inst, Mt 5 o'clock n. m. ,
Miss Corrie Ellis. youngest daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Gideon Ellis, died ut the
Williamston Female College after an ILL
ness of only ono week. She was an I'M
usually intelligent and amiablc young
lady, and mono knew her but to love
her. Sho was twenty years of age and
had tho prospect of n bright future be
fore her when the summons came that
called her home. She died in the full
assurance of an eternal home with the
blessed. She had been q devout christian
and a consistent member of the
M cthodist church since childhood. Two
of her sisters, Laura and Lucy, and
many of her school friends were at her
bedside rs the gentle spirit sank to rest
Ill tho arms of the Saviour. The corpse
was brought here on Friday evening,
md the funeral was held ut Bethlehem
on Saturday. The services were con-
ductcd by Rcvs. j. l.. Anderson and O. T..
Durant The sorrowing family have tho
sympathy of tho entire community.
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Prntcr,s Democratic tIuh

The meeting was called to order b,
Rov. w. 9. Seaborn. II. j.. Robertson
was appointed Chairman, and J. f.. Gil
lespio secretary.
The following wero elected permanent
olitGersI Il, i, Robertson, president; w
~ ~ oeahofn, vico-prosident; J. T.. Gilles
p'', pm ,a aseoretaly; and appointed committee
Cd, ''oi"'iohs "ero adopt
t;on STivHu, "f th iat, That wa ratify the nc
non i or tho March convention and thr M
2d. That we endorse b. r Tiuuor
Ns our choice for tho nomination i'nii,tll ~ ~,
state convention for Governor of South nth
Carolina, WY " ''''''i'
-. That thea" proceedings be aont r. tbo
treinRa ta1 - sNKTtNEh aud Paisley Messenger Cor
Adjourned to meet July 1atb 1900 a.
ap> ~, j, E, EifJrsp,n '<s'"' &c. "'
J2Ae tltA, 1900, y '''0;
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County s. $. COnXcntlOn.

The presidents of Easley, Liberty,
Central, Pickcns G.. II. and Eastatoc
township ntcrdenominational Sunday
School Convention will call their town
ships together and elect delegates to the
County Sunday School Convention
which meets at Easlcy on July tenth
and eleventh. All ministers, super
intendnnts and teachers are members of
the County Convention ex-otIicio, and
arc urged to be present ut the Conven-
ton at Easley. Each Sunday School is
entitled to one delegate for eac' twenty
five members in addition to Il @ members
ex oilicio. We hope to have full rep,
rcsentation, and the presidents of each
township are specially requested to reor
ganizc their townships and send
delegates. Ex. Con-.
Messenger please copy.
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Program OF 3. $. Convention.

program Of y. y. Convention
The time OF holding the Sunday School
convention has been changed, and viii
now meet on the 10th and 11th of July
Mt Easley. Tho executive committee has
arranged the following program for tho
two days meeting:
The convention will be opened with
devotional exercises and Il general Sun
day School lecture by Rev. d. G. Free
man.
QUERIES.
lst. by what means can regular attend,
ance by parents and children upon the
Sunday Schools be sccurcd2 by Capt.
a. W. Hudgens.
I'd. What is the best method of Sun
day School instruction. BY Prof. j. l..
Dargan.
3d. What are the special advantages of
the International Lesson papers2 by T..
G. Robinson.
4th. What is the relation of Sunday
School instruction to secular education2
BY J. p. Carey.
9Th. How should Superintendent
conduct his SCHOOL, BY Rev. J. l.. An
derson.
9th. What kind of preparation should
Sunday School teacher make to in
struct his class? by Rev. w. b. Single
ton.
The presidents of each township are
urged to reorganizc their township con-
vcntions at once and send delegates to
the county convention. Each Sunday
School will also please send report
showing, number of officers; number of
teachers; number of pupils attending;
number of books; number of bibles or
testaments; number of religious papers
taken in the school; number joined tho
church from the Sunday School the past
year. Does the school run during tho
winter? Do you use international Les
son papers2 Do parents generally at
tend and work in the Sunday SCHOOL,
Amount contributed last year for benev-
olent or missionary objects? Amount
contributed for Sunday School purposcs2
Preparations are being made to make
this convention very interesting as we'll
as well as instructive meeting, and it is
to be hoped that every Sunday School in
the county will have representation.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.