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tho Gair city.

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the Fatr city.
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PEORIA, ILL.,, May 24.-rhe whisky
trust directors have been in conference
all day and are stlll in session at u lats
hour this evening. The question VI
raising money! was taken up, and It IL
learned that quantities OF surplus pro-
duct was offered distributing agents at
u discount. No purchaser was found,
however, and the elliott is still being
continued.
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a souua liver Make u well Nan.

Are you Bili1us, Consiipated or
troubled with Jaundice, Sick Head
ache, Bad taste in Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsia,
Indigestion, Hot Dry Skin, Pain In
Back anu bet woen the Shoulders,
Chills and Fovor, etc? II you have
any Of these symptoms, your Liver "
out OF order, and your blood IL slowly
being poisoned, because your Liver
docs not act properly. Berbinc will
cure any disorder OF the Liver,
Stomach or Bowels. II has no equal
M Liver Medicine. Price rs cen.s.
Free trial bottles NJ z. O. M. /. Drug
Dept. ~
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We moan tho ladies. Have you
ever heard OF fairer prices7 20 yds. Of
j.. l.. Sheeting for sl.0O; ~ Indian
Head Shcetiug for si.00; 5000 yards
Ores Prints o cts. per yard. $ Ile com.
mences Thursdsy, May 2jth.
Peoples Equitable Coop 7 and 0
Main street.
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CANTON, o., May 2].-The general
synod Of the Evangelical Lutheran
church OF tho United States OF Ameri-
ca convened this evening for session
lasting ten days to two weeks. The
most Important matter to come up for
consideration 10 the writing Of Luther'r
smallcr catechism.
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Weather nur.nu investigation.

WAsIuSaTos, May 2l.-Assistant
Attorney General Colby today made
report TO the secretary OF agriculture
on the weather bureau investigation.
The system Of management adopted ny
the chief OF the weather bureau IN
addition TO the objection OF being
without authority OF law has resulted
In relieving subordinate officials from
responsibility, and In nn entire absence
Of business methods 80 noticeable In
tho general conduct Of tho execution oil
the work. The evidence shows that
tho property Of the government has
been taken from the bureau for private
use or Illegally sold; that official theit
and embszzlemsnt have been dis.
covered anu brought 10 the chief OF the
bureau, but the otiIcors with, perhaps,
a single exception, have never bsen
punished, aud many thousands Of
dollars' worth Of public property
carried Oh the official rolls Is no. TO be
found In the bureau and 10 unaccount-
cd for.
In conclusion Mr.. Colby makes this
significant suggestion: The act Of
Congress making appropriations for
thu weather bureau for the nacai year
OF 1898 contains the express provision
that the secretary OF agriculture 10
authorized to make such changes in
the personnel Of the weather bureau
for limiting or reducing the expenses
as he may deem necessary.
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wa, Infatuated. Drawing a revolver
ho shot Sherrell through tho body.
lie then ran, but was arrested by
Officer Harris. On tho way 10 the
station he drew knife aud cut the
ofrioer N several places. Ettcr seised
tho ofYicet's revolver and was about TO
shoe. him when Oiilcor Owen O'Con.
nor came up. The crszed negro fired
two shots at O'Conncr and was then
shot dow by the latter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-25

From six to eight inches OF sno
fell In some parts Of Michigan yester-
day. The Negaunee Snowshoe club
turned out this evening, forty. four
st.ong, and took what IL expected to
DO tho last tramp OF the season.
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CHICAGO, May 24.--The Alchison
road tnis afternoon sent word to
Chairman Caldwell OF the Western
Passenger association that next Mon.
day tho Atohison would put into
effect round-trips as follows: Missouri
fiver and ChioagD, $3.50; Denver aud
Chicago, $3.50. The present rate from
Colorado common points to 81. Louis
and return S32. The rate from other
points win DO figured out M rapidly
aB possible.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-25

Chas w. Stnyner, Attorney and
Counsellor at Law, % yeap experience
ia aettllng Estates, oiiers bic services to
heirs, executors and Administrations,
Onice, rooms 3l7, SlS Mccormick
Richards building, let South, near
Main st., Salt Lake CITY, Utah. p.
o. address-Box 5s7. Endorse onvel-
ops "oslato business" TO ensure i'm.
mediate attention OF chief clerk.
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Military oapes, tan or black, former

$40 Military oapcs. tan or black, former
price 500
$500. CApcs Of imported broadcoth, bend
trimmed, high nOvolti, In tan, brown, mAhOg,
any, purple, Former price 1850,
SlIU Cages, 10 in, tight ntling In back, In
tan only, former price ls.15,
800 Capes-g2 snmplo cnpes-in assorted
COLOR, IA an the latest styles, worth ", 10 gll.
thldfens heviefs la endless variety Of style
and color, from 1ec up ages TO ~ years,
ioady made suits $40 Fancy diagonal
black ground suits, worth sst0.
sass. Fancy blazer suits.
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CHICAGO, May 24.-Hugh Etier, q
eolored sleeping-car porter, this after
noon took oliense ut David 5herreil
because the latter was talking TO n sis-
tor Of the woman with whom EtteI
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-25

The attention OF economical house.
keensrs IL called to the Gold Hand
Package Coffee. IL Ia the best
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SHOE SALE
Ever inauouraed This City. We VIII BARGAINS In
This Department This Week and During GREAT SALE
will BIO Revelation to Closest Buyers.
LADIES' SHOES LADIES' SHOES:
our Entiro Stock OF L. o. Burt and Cane TO DO
CLOSED out In this Greatest Of all sales.

sale price $50 pair. Your choice Of hurts
500, N5O So Ou, $3.50 shoes. Uane's $500
French Rid, hand turn,
sale price $40 pair. Two lots OF pongola
kid Hnd pebble goat button shoes. all tizus, cut
from f2S,
sale price 1855 pair. ono lot Of extra 1ne
English Dongola Kid button shoes reduced from
S9.7b
sale price 500 pair. Your oholco 81 III
pairs Of finest Dongola KID button, hand turn,
OPP. common sense, Il and Z widths only, In all
Sizes, sold for "a w.
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BOYS CLOTHING AND
MEMS FURNISHINGS.
Mothers, Look INTO This. Pin Money lust found.
During This Sale We WIN Offer some
Splendid bargains IN Boys Clothing.

CSC. Boys check saiines suits. ages 4 to II,
reduced from 81 %.
reduced FROM 500.
lAsl. Boya brown striped suits, worth $3.50
reduced from $3.50
si.5O. BLACK English vorsted suits, sizes 10
TO 10. Former price sl2 90.
worth 500.
$3.50. Light and medium shades In checks
aud plaids, worth $3.50, 10 to Is years.
zoe, boys waists,
zoe. noys' pants.
ti.oO sun hon's nalbrlggan underwear.
2lc. Gents all SIX Craynts.
EOS. Csllulod Cuns.
thlld's /ouhyo nnd iltsults in great variety.
with caps 20 match and ut lowest prices.
Boys waists In elegant Assortment, from
$50, $50, i5c up.
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DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT..

PIieos Tell the Story. We Make Prices that
Talk, Our Low Prices on Reliable Mer.
ehandiso are Crowdlng our Store
Every Day. Remember Priees
quoted arc Only sample
Values.
worth l5c,
20 yd. Nlelhngo Zephyrs. Former price zoe.
Glteyd- Best Indigo blue calico. fast
coiofe.
% ID. India ehallio.. light colors, beautiful
designs.
5oYd l.. l.. Shooting.
Side yd. Dress Glngnams.
skcyd, l8'inch all linen crash.
2sc, yd Cotton crash.
So yd, Bj.inch scrim.
Sc. each. Huck towels.
lOo each Bleached Bath Towels.
Zoe each, noneycomb Towels, is13J in.
500. l0Ni liedspread-.
$780,. Turkey red Table Cover. warranted
fast color, worth Sl.i0
lg23c yard sikaline for Drapcries.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-25

Have you tired Gold hand Coffee.
IL not you have genuine treat In
store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-25

It will pay you TO invcstlgate tho
plan Of the Security Trust and Invest.
ment Company, an institution incor.
poratod under the laws Of Utah.
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Absolutely Cured.

After years OF incossapt scientific In
vestigation by one OF tho most celebrated
Nasal and Pulmonary Specialist, a cure
for Catarrh has been found.
This dread and terrible disease, In tho
presence OF which the common physician
stands helpless, IL speedily, easily and
absolutely cured by this now treatment.
No instruments used. no nausoa,ing
drugs administered. No weeks OF tor
ture. No months Of pain. Tho remedial,
sRlutary and curative effects OF this troat-
mont are apparent Immediately. Pro-
cess short, clean and wholesome. No
Interference with business.
This Institute ~ the sole and exclusive
owner OF this valuable secret and method
OF treatment.
Had cases and cases aggravated by
other physicians preferred. A cure
guaranteed In every case and no
money or compensation asked till
cured.
We take all the chances and only
ask the patient TO furnish few mo-
Inents OF his time.
The Institute also successfully treats
and cures all pulmonary diseases, such
rs Chronic Coughs, bronchitis In ali Its
forms, Tonsilitis, Laryngitis, and all
Throat and LING troubles.
Tho Institute N In charge OF and under
tho special direction OF ono OF the most
learned physicians 10 the United States.
Tho propfietors Of tho Institute, aftor
investigating the advantages OF many
localities, have permanently located IL In
Salt Lake City, being convinced that
from its peculiar location, salubrlous
climate and othor wonderful advantage,
II is destined to DO tho sani,arlum OF
America.
The Institute IL owned by gentlemen
well known and permanent residents OF
this city.
First class references furnished any one
desiring to acquaint themselves with tho
reliability oitho Institution.
At the end OF 80 days the price wi
be raised.
Onioo hours from 10 to ~ u. m. and
l to 4 p. M, and by special appointment
any time.
The Edinburgh Institute,
Nos. 10, II end 10 Holmes Building,
STATE ST. SALT LAKE CITY UTAH.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-25

No package coffee has attracted 70
much OF the consumef'e attention as
the Gold Hand. Try IT.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-25

For 10 days q. q. NJ. l. Will discount
oil Wall Papers S3'S per cont The
greatest stock In the city.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-25

Anheuser. Busch 81. Louis Bottled
Reer n, sboiesaie only. 257 5. Maia.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-25

COOnn BUYS 2i.xio RODS, WIN
SOZOO 5.room brick. rirat West and
sixth south on boulevard. urocsbcck q Rose,
8 and ~, IS W, second South street
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C.nnn BUYs TWO LOTS nErwE1N
oOOO West Temple aud iirst wet
aud Hinuh south. Grocsheck a K0tc, Roo ms
y and ~. IS ", second south street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-25

A bottle OF Manilou Mt tho
dinner table is great luxury.
Order case sent home,
w. IL. Hoiheimer, sole dealer.
a57 3. Main.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-25

GOOOn buys gSiO RODS on igru
~ AOOO East bet. brigham and lat
20. b our room brick house. GtOesbcck q
Rose. Rooms ~ aud 20 20 W., "a 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-25
BOYS SHOES BOYS SHOES
Cloak and Ready-EGdO Department.
Positively tho GREATEST CLEARisU SALE
Of new
SPRING JACKETS, CAPES.
NEWMARkETS, READY
MADE SUITS, WAISTS,
WRAPPERS, Etc,

Ever Known m THIS City. AL Coaks arc
Positively Marked ono Hall and Less than
Their Former irlce-At Actual Cost Of
Material
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WANTED.
CHIMNEY SWEEPING AND CLEANING
~ done by VIM. Fowler, 10 Street. city.

LIVERY ONE DESIRING CLOTHES
u cleaned, dyed, repaired anu altered
should call on !. tinc, % Commercial 50 All
work guaranteed In good atylo and Gone on
short notice. Second hand clothing bought
and sold.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-25

INSIDE REAL ESTATE Az u TRADE FOR
i Cattle and sheep. Groesbeek a l.oso.
iooms - and - s. W, % So.
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c1Rnn SECURES sxio RODS, 3.
- lOOo room house, Eighth woay ahd
ruuth Temple GrOesbeck a Rose, Rooms -
and ~, COW, second south street
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Bee the handsome pictures contained
I'm each package Of Gold Hand Coffee.
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CHnnn BuYs ~ ACRES IN
DOOOO sugar House Ward. Store
with fajs1 STOCK. good house. with barn aud
ouihsusua. Store doing good business. III
health reason for selling. Grooabcck \ Rose,
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MISCELLANEOUS.

DERsoNe DESIRING TO TAXI LESSONS
II on the Plano from q hTst .class Teacher,
will do we'll TO call on Mrs Amelia Mheser, COS
south seventh East
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CHILDREN's SHOES.

sale price $50 pair. Childrons DonRolA lid
button, sprlnB heels, flexible coles, sizes . 10 ;,
sold for sI,gi.
sale price 500 pair. Children's Dongola kid
button spring heels, flexible soles, Sizes 81 70
II, sold for sld3
sale price zoe pair, 80 pairs OF child's school
Shoes, sizes TO ;, were SLsa.,
sale price h3n pair. Childrcn's school ahOea,
sizes . 10 II, worth sl.5l.
Child's patent leather, spring heel, sizes 81
10 10, for $500.
Chlds trench Dongola, spring heel, silica 5
TO lOb, for 81 20.
Chlds French Dongola, spring heel. slleI
Ia No
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-25

WANTED EVERYBODY TO KNOW
wv they can get cestings Tor stoves, ranges
and furnaces. Hepairs done on shortest notice.
Apply 1oalen nIos., III Y. md nouth
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-25

GJInn BUYs TWO 2sxii5 ON
- llOO East Drive. Fiflh fast and
1unth south, 1roesbccl Rose, Rooms ~ aud
~, Is ", second south street.
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WYE HAVE GOOD PROPERLY ron
w Sale in all parts " the city nt bottom
prices. see W before looking elsewhere.
ond south street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-05-25

NJ ONLY 10 LOAN ON FARMS AND CRY
INA properly, and collateral. Good notes
bought snort umc loans on oadorfc1 notes,
Waterman Bros, Room 0. Central block.
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MONEY BROKERS.

HARius a wIIsON--tsO MAIN STREET.
II to9por cent on real estate, bank stock,
mortgages and all fret class securities.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1893-05-10

The Governors fJOke Fails-He had
No Right to Relieve Solicitor Bel
Iinger and Put His Disagreeable
Job on Solicitor Jervcy.
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When Solicitor Jervey Will be En-
titled to be Considered the Boss
Anti.TiIlmnnite.
Whereupon the Governor, being fully lm'
pressed with the gravity Of the situation, anu
knowing Solicitor Jervey's eminent ability
for prosecuting lynchers and Governors VINO
m light be accessory before the fact, gave him
the commission to do the very work OF when
he smoke so unreservedly at the meeting
When Solicitor Jervey succeeds in convictine
the Governor and five hundred citizens OF
the crime OF murder and he has them al
DANGLING from a rope, he will be entitled to &C
down In history rs the boss anti-Tlllman man
lu the State:
COLUMBIA, s. C., May 4.
The Hon. w. st. j. Jrrvey. Charleston. ,. y.
Sir: | am In receipt of Il letter from u
Dnncan Bellinger Esq, Solicitor of the Sec
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ond Circuit, in which he states that by reason
OF the fact that his relatives and conn ections
are prohably implicated in the recent un fort
unate affair at Den mark, any efforts on his
part to bring the perpetrators to justice would
be embarrassing to him and probably lay him
open to the charge OF partality and insincer-
ity.
He therefore asks me to direct the Solicitor
of one Of the adjoining circuits to take charge
of the case and prosecute the persons who
have over-ridden the law. He further sug-
gests yourself, and therefore direct you to
proceed to Denmark at your earliest conven-
ience for the purpose OF thoroughly investi-
eating the outbreak. and taking the necessa-
ry steps to vindicate the law, and punish the
lynchers.
] comply with Mr.. Bellinger's request, the
more readily because your we'll known zeal
and legal ability give assurance that you Will
do your whole duty.
Yours very respectfully,
B. r. Tillman, Governor.
P. S.-Mr. Bellinger will, OF course, take
your place In any work in your own circuit
which may interfere with your compliance
with this order.
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NEW TRAINS.
For Washington and Other cities

For Washington and Other cities
Named.
Commencing Sunday, May 7th; fast through
trains began to run via Sea6oard AIT Line oe-
leaving Atlanta at 5.45 p. m. Eastern time,
reach Richmond, Va, 1l.45 9. m. and WASH
ington, D. c., 405 p. m. next day.
South bound train will leave New York
70 Is a. M, Philadelphia, Pa, 720 a. M, Rich
mond, Va, 3.25 p. m, arrive Atlanta $50 q. m.
Eastern time.
inc cars between Atlanta and Washington
with Pullman buffet paror cars between
Washington and New York, also sleeping cars
between Hamlet and Wilmington, N. c., and
! char otte and Raleigh, N. G.
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Jervey was very m uch surprised and he quick
ly grasped at q straw to get out OF It, In re-
sponse to the order of the Governor he yes.
terday he wrote the following letter.:

| ly graSpeQ AT q straw 10 get OUT OF IT, III re-
sponse to the order of the Governor he yes.
terday he wrote the following letter..
Charleston, s. c.. May s. 1893.
His Excellency B. r. Tillman, Governor, etc.,
Columbia, 8 G..
Sir: beg to acknowledge your letter OF
| 4th instant, wherein you direct me ITO pro-
ceed to Denmark at your (my) earliest con-
| venience, for thoroughly investigating the
outbreak, and taking the necessary steps to
vindicate the law and punish the lynchers.'
All lawful directions emanating from the
| Executive shall be fully and earnestly carried
out by me, but in matter OF such impor.
tauce 1t Is best that your directions conform
There is no provision OF the law which
would authorize me, with or without your
sanction, as Solicitor, TO 60 into another cir.
cult and assume the en- forcement OF the GRIM
| inal law there.
Section 5l1 Of the General Statutes, under
which assume you act in the matter, author.
ICES the Governor to direct the solicitors to
assist the Attorney General, or each other,
| in all suits or prosecutions In behalf OF the
State.
| The section clearly contemp1ates that So
| lctor so directed must be associated with,
not supersede, the constituted representative
Of the State In any circuit in some suit OF
prosecution there pending.
am satisfied that under this section he
would not be authorized to take original pro.
ceedings and that an indictmen1 presented
| by him would not be valid.
| Whenever the Solicitor Of the Second Cir
cult shall have performed his functions un.
der the law, and q prosecution has been be-
gun in Barnwell County, should you think
That the interests Of the State would be sub
served by my presence shall promptly obey
the direction OF your Excellency.
The duty is one OF grave responsibility
neither to be sought or evaded, and shall
devote to Its proper execution all the ability
and earpestness at my control.
have the honor to be very respectfully,
| w. st. julien Jervey,
| Solicitor First Circuit.
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WON THE HONORS.
Merit Roll OF the DOnalds High
School for April, 1893.

School for April, 1893.
Miss Eliza Dunn 81 Ill.
Miss Lois Martin g.
Miss Luva Agnew 90 I'll.
Robert Martin SO 7.l0.
Miss Lula Waldrop &.
Miss Halle Waldrop 95 7-l0.
Arthur Agnew 9o OIL.
Miss Lila Martin 81 20.
Miss Fannie Martin 81 Ill.
Calvin Todd "a all.
Miss Edith Agnew "a 20.
Ralph McDul o.
Miss Nola Ellis 93 $40. ~
Miss Lucille Humphreys 80 ll:lS.
Miss Eunice Hodges 93 30.
Miss Marion Agnew W 70
Homer Agnew SO 2-j.
Miss Emma Martin % S-lO.
James Drake 93
Nellie Agnew 81.
Miss Vivian Caldwell 92 1-9.
A Miss Lizzie Singleton 922a.
Howard Ellis 92 81.
Miss EiZzle Agnew 50 81.
Miss Rosa Hopkins 81 So.
Miss Ella Martin 81 l1-2O.
Miss Belle Howard 81 4-5.
Paul Ellis 81 2-7.
Miss Carrie SeaWright 9l2S.
Miss Eunice VermilIlon 3d.
Herbert Dunn 9OH.
MaXey Agnew 80 10.
Miss Pearl shannon 80 10.
Miss Bessie Stone 80 4'5.
Mark Caldwell 80 i9.
Miss CanZie Dunn 9ON.
John Shannon WM.
Miss Cora Latlmer 0OM
Robert Dunn 80 8.
U, b, Martin, Principal.
Miss Zella Campbell, Assistant. :,
The closing exercises OF this school VIII,
take place on Wednesday night, May 24th: al
9 O'clock P, NJ. H. H. Watkins, Esq. OF An
derson, will be present on that occasion ano
deliver an address.
The exercised will begin promptly at
Will REQUIRE some
lime and Il is desirable that 1t shall be com
pleted before late hour.
The public is cordially invited to attend the
exercises.
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Notice.

Notice.
The closing exercises OF the Lowndesvllle
High School Will take place on Friday even-
ing, May 18th, beginning at S.So O'Clock:
II. b. Humberi, Principal.
Lowndesville, S. c.. May 7, 1893.