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A TRACK TEAM
For the Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton This Summer,

For the Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton This Summer
The Y M. C. A is making a strong
effort to get together track team for
the present summer Nothing has been
done in this branch of athletics by the
association for some years past, but it
is thought that it will be possible to
get together a fairly large team this
season. Already thirty or forty men
have signsAed their intention of trying
for the team. The athletic grounds on
West Chapel street will be put into bet
ter shape. and the men will probably
be called out next Thursday. 1t is ex-
pected that the team will be able to
get out in a body at least three times
O. week.
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Writing from her
home In Hartford,
Conn, Mrs. Maud
Lumley NJ a " i II
says. 81 can scarce
ly express my graft
tude for what DR..
Edlson's Obesity
Pills and Reducing
Tablets have done
for me. In t W o
months they have
reduced m e 4 q
pounds from ITO to
1874, my old and nat
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SOMETIMES THAT WAY.

Many man." said the Concord
Philosopher, thinks he is working
like horse for his party, only to find
later that he has merely been making
an ass of himself. Indianapolis Jour-
nal.
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40 LBS. to 1874 LBS.

Dr.. Edison's Obesity pills, Salt and Re-
duelnS Tablets Reduced Mrs. Marvin
of Hartford-No Other Obesity Renee
dies Sure and Safe-sampIes Free, Use
Coupon.
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Chicago Market.

Reported over private wire by H. G.
Friedman & Co., Bankers and Brokers, 10
Wall street, N. Y, and 1853 Chapel street,
Room 2 ard 3, New Haven. N. A. Tanner
Manager of Local Branch.
INN loc Eisrbn
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reported ny BoOuy, MCCLELLAN 81 Co.,
Bankers and Brokers, 81 Broadway, New
York, and 81 Orange Street, New Haven.
Bid Asked
Atch., Top. 6 s Fe gen 6 4s.... 93 o3I
Atch:,, Top. & s. Fe adj gen As. CO.'S 664
Brooklyn Eel. list Tr. Co. cts 6s. 81 So
Brooklyn Rapid Transit 6 5s.... SO 96A
Central Ry of n j. 6 mtg 5s. :. .1131a 1141a
Chic, r. I. & Pacific ext. IS. 105 105A
Ches. & Ohio gen 6 411as. ....... 1914 81
Erie LIST Con. prior lien 4s.... 02H 92N
Manhattan Ry Con. mtg g Is. 95H 961a
Mo, Kan. & Texas LIST mtg 49,. s71g SO
Mo-, Kan. & Texas I'd mtg 49, G3 63&
Mobile & Ohio gen mtg As. 49,. TN Tx
n y, Ont. & West. gen mtg As. 90 99M
N. y, Sus. Il West. gen mtg IS. 92 "a
No Pacific prior gen mtg 4s.... 97A 97h
Northern Pacific gen lien G 3s.. 81 62H
Oregon Short Line Con. IS. 80. .105 1851
Phila. & Reading gen mtg As. S5N SO
Rio CIR. & West. LIST mtg 6 As. 861a S71a
Southern Ry LIST Con. G 5s. .... 95M 96
ST Louis & Southw. LIST mtg 5s. 73ih 741a
Texas \ Pacific LIST mtg 5s... .1o4 1o5
Wabash Ry Go. list mtg IS. -. 100 1091a
Wabash Ry Co. I'd mtg 5s...... S49s S4A
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EimameiaI.
CAPITAL, AUTHORIZED CAPITAL,
100000. $1,000, 900.
The Union Trust Company,
NEW HAVEN

NEW HAVEN,
CHARTERED by the State of Connecti,
cut with authority to act as Executor. Adj
minlstrator, Guardian, Receiver or Trustee
under Will or deed
Is legal depository of money paid into
Court and all Public. Trust Funds. Acts as
trustee for Municipalities, Corporations and
individuals, and administers trusts of all
kinds Empowered to act as registrar OF
stocks, bonds, or other evidences Of indebt-
edness, manage sinking funds, and do ali
Companies.
1t also does general Banking business.
collecting checks, notes, coupons, and re.
ceives deposits. The principal of each Trust
is invested by itself and kept Separate and
npart from the general assets Of the Com
pany.
lned by the Bank Examiner Of the State of
HENRY L. HoTCHKIss, President.
EUGENE S. BRISTOL, Treasurer.
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NEW YoRK sroCK MARKET

Opening, Highest, Lowest Quotations
On the New York Stock Exchange, reported
by Prince Whitley, Brokers, Is Center
street, New Haven,
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COUPON.

Cut out and send this
within 10 days and get
Free Sample of DIR.
Edison's o b esity
II Q m Q dies and his
book "How to Cure
Obesity"-D portraits
and many illustrations
Use nearest address.
Put Dept. No. on enyel-
ope. Lc"vNG & CO.,
Dept. 364. No. 3 Ham
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Closing Prices.

Following are the closing prices reported
by Prince " Whitley, Bankers and Brokers.
40 broadway, New York, and 10 Center St,
New Haven Bid Asked
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Government Ronds.
Ed. Asked
Quotations OF Active bonds.

Reported by Body, Mcclellan g. Co.,
York, and 81 Orange Street, New Haven.
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BIsHOE7ILLE NEWS.

Bisaopville, Aug. II 1t rains and raint
and coutiues to rain, and az result the pros
pect of large cotton crop diminishes. fod
der pulling is also seriously retarded, ano
unless the sun 5000 shines, no fodder will Il
saved.
Dir. Charlie Spann, of Co. n, lst S. c. v,
who is at home 90 a short furlouga spen'
Sunday 10 town.
NJ. Walter Marshall, of Co. A, S. c. v
was in town several days this week.
ar &c Dennis, formsrly of Bishopvllie,
but now of Edge6eld, is visiting bis parents
Dr.. and Mrs R. E. Dennis
PrivaseJ L. Layton, of Co. A, lst U
V. was in town to-day.
Misses Tyson and Genie Eoglish are visit
ing relatives at Elliotts.
Mrs. l.. L. Baker is visiting in the Bethany
neigbborhcod.
Mr. R. ". Stuckey hss returned bone
from the Macon Ga. Business College.
Mr., aud Mrs D L. Reaves haze returned
bone after a pleasant visit TO relatives lo
Darlington County.
Messrs W A. James, Jr J. W. Enghsn
C J. RolIius and others, went to MaaViis
yesterday 90 business.
Lee County's third campaign meeting VIII
be bed st Spring Hill, August goth.
Mr.. Editor, we did not see the peed of such
a thing as Spanish n erican war: but such
bas been and is about gene, and we trns
forever. J. E. G.
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VIII They Go to Cuba ?

T. B Lumpkiu, the correspondents
Of The News and Courier, writing
feom Camp Cuba Libre, Fla, says:
1.-The camp is vers much worked up
over report in the Jacksonville moru-
ing papers that the 7tb army corps
would go to Cuba, bat if any regiment
now in it did not want to go they would
be- lefs out and returned to their State.
and other regiments woaid take their
places The enlisted men 10 great
many of the regiments at once proceed
ed to ge, up petitions by companies.
asking ,ba, tneY be released from fur
ther service, as hostii,.ies bad ceased,
and that their motives for volunteering
were simply for projections 10 time of
war, and to defend the hooor and Dig
ui,y of our Government against hos
tile foe
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That was notable warning which
was sounded by the Hon Jobo Sherman
in bis speech at Wooster, Ohio. on
Thursday. and some future G'oboo will
doubtless have occasion to refer to It..
he said 10 part: The vast extent aod
compass of our country should satisfy
our people aud prevent them from ex-
tending their domains to distant lands,
possessioos difficult to coDtro, aod i'm
possible to defend regret to oosice
a disposition 10 Congress to reach out
for outside territory This ambition
for the occupation of territory 0as been
the ruin of Greece, Rome and the great
nations of Asia in ancient times, and OF
Spain, Austria aud Italy in modern
times. Aud now the United States is
10 more Danger from similar causes
shan all others mbined. The greed
of territory and the attempt to rule it
lost G,ea. Britain the great body OF
What is DOW the Uoted States Of Amer
ica."
It's suggestive deliyeraOce and
Mr. Sherman has a we'll earned repu-
ss,ion as statesman. He is "back
number" 10 his party aud section now
however, and haply his thoog htfoI
speech will make 90 im preston 90 them
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First County Campaign Meeting.

The eeting at Shiloh last week was ros
largely attended. Toe threatening "eatoe:
nreven,ed many from going Who "oulo
otherwise bave been prescott About h1ty
voters and twenty-five or thirty candidates
made M ,he crowd. Dr.. R. AcElveep
presided. and everything passed of quietly
with 20 special features to marx tne occa-
sion. 49,
Hon Richard /. Manning aud Hon. Alta
mont Moses, candidates for the ctlce OF SAFE
senator were the 6rst speakers. Mr.. Aannlng g
snoke of the crime and uohappiness caased
hv the liquor traffic, aed declared slmself
ready 10 advance the cause of temperance
and sobriety, sbonld opportunity offer. de
dwelt upon the dispensary Law as great I'm.
nroveu en- over the barrooms. DE favofs all
eoucstional enterprises aod would have 'ns
commou schools enlarged and improved.
he alluded to his past record as legislator,
and answered criticisms OF his Austfailao
Ballot Bill.
Mr.. Moses gave as account Of his work IN
the Senate and asserted that be had saved to
the State the sum of fifteen fhousand dollars
a year on public printing. Though opposed
al first to the dispensary, be now favored It,
for the great work i, had accomplished IN de-
creasing crime, aud would support 1t until
sone better way OF restricting the evil soou
be proposed. Supported all educational IN
s,itutions He explained aod defended os
vo,. in favor of Lee Couo;y-
Candidates for th, House OF Reosesen Ia
tives followed. Mr.. D. N. Young declared
himself probibi,ionst, but must De SATISFIED
that prohibition will prohibit. &c wants the
standard raised in the schools, and better
houses and thorough teachers.
Col. ]. Harvey Wilson explained MS Lee
,ounty vote, and favors the dispensary.
Mr.. E. C. 9aynsworth had never favored
the dispensary, and wants prohibition. BE-
ieves in maintaining the State colleges 10 an
economical manner.
Mr.. A. Nettss fayors the dispensary as
the best solution of the liquor question, aod
wants better common schools.
Mr. A. K. Sanders thinks the dlspeosary
the bast solution, and ell good citizens
should give i. a fare test. The State is
Speeding too 1uch money on the colleges and
oot enough on common schools.
Mr. Mcdonald Furman advocates the dis
pepsasy, but wants to see 1t selt'sustalning.
He is a friend Of education but thinks Glenn.
son College too expensive.
Mr. A. u. Carraway favors both the dis
nepsary and prohibition. Had always want.
ed the liquor traffic restricted. He ezp'alted
his apparent iucopsiste position. as to
the state colleges b, favored their con'inu-
auce but not as managed at present.
Mr.. E. D. Smith made stroog speech; e1-
nlained his position on educational questions
and declared for prohibition. which he discuss
ed at length
Candidates for Congress were next 10 order.
Mr. Brantley discussed natIonai quesiioos IN
s foe speech.
Coneressmas Stokes followed, but the
crowd bad gradually decreased until very
few remained 10 listen.
About four o clock the rain ecattered toe
remaining few, and many candidates DIG not
have sn opportunity to speak.
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Farmers, Break the Buggy Moncp-
OIY.

1t ia claimed that for years buggy manu-
facturers have secured exorbitant prices Cor
,hei, goods, but recently, through the COM
bined assistance of the farmers of Iowa, Hi
nois and other States Sesrs, Roeouck / Co.,
Of Chicago, have got the price of open bug
g,es down to $l6 SO; top buggies, S22.75 ;
top surries, Sl3 Is and towards, aud they
are shipping them in irmeuse nun bers direct
to farmers 10 every state They send an i'm
meose Buggy Catalogue free, postpaid, to any
one whc asks for it. This certainly IS big
:ictory for the farmer, buta severe blow to
the carriage manufacturers and dealers.
Aug 2!-3nos.
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THE PUBLIC HEALTH.

We publish in this issuea communl.
cation from members of the County
Medical Association, which deserves
thoughtfa! consideration of our read.
ers.
Statistics will show that increasing
attention is being given in other
States to sanitary matters their I'm
portance cannot be overestimssed.
South Carolina has, 80 far, rendered
but little assistance in financial way
s to the State Board of Health, and it
is time for an awakening along these
lines. Good health means prosperi
~ immunity from contagious or
epidemic diseases is a most essential
condition. Let town become in-
fscted with smallpox, OF yellow fever,
or other daagercGs diseases, and it
means disaster to all It's business ln-
terests. Everything and everybody
suffers Our recent experience ought
TO pe sufficient to impress that fact
upon everybody.
The cities and towns are handicap.
ped in their struggle for good health.
by the fact that in country districts
where there are no boards of health
no laws controlling such matters-the
disesse spreads, and is likely to come
back into the towns, entailing addi-
tional loss aud difficulty. Nor are
the towns more vitality interested
than the country. Our interests are
so interviewer. aid dependent the
opeon the other, that q blow to one
INJURIES both.
An intelligent preparation to meet
emf fgeDcies is just as necessary IN
the country as In the town The next
Legislature will be confronted with
this matter, and we desire TO Get the
people to thinking and acting. In
time of peace prepare for war
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GIT RID OF THE IDLBRs.

Any one who notices the crowds Of
idlers that throng the Magistrates or
Mayors court when any little case is
to be heard must be impressed with
the fact that herein lies potent
cause of poverty and fruitful source
Of crime
The old saw that "an idle brain is
the devils Workshop is as true to-
day as ever it was.
Human minds must be engaged,
if not with that which is useful and
good, then with that which ls harm
full and evil. The mau OF woman who
has the strength or capacity for work
in any legitimate field of labor, is in
duty bound to exert himself or her
self; otherwise, there is one more
drone in the great hive of humanity;
one more obstacle to prosperity !;
one more leech on society !; one more
barnacie on the ship of State.
The number of these is large al.
ready and increasing, with gradual
steady increase, until among the ne.
gro population at least it is serious.
Not only are the idle and indolent
men drones, and therefore in a mega
tive sense, hindrance to material
progress by reason of the dead
weight, SO to speak, which they rep,
resent, but their brains are the hatch
ing ground of vice and crimes, their
hands the ready instrument in the &C
complishment of evil Of all sort.
OF course to any one may come,
nay is almost bound to come, now
and then, a short season of idIeness;
but there IS no reason Wny any Win
health and strength should be perma-
nentiy unemployed. There is some
thing for every one to do. 1t may
not be that to which preference leads
us it may be even dissasteful, but
every man owes it to himself. to his
family, to his fellowmen, to be en-
gagged in useful employment from
which he can get his daily bread ID
manly, honorable way.
IdIeness should be frowned upon as
a crime. 1t is crime. punishable
under the statutes of the state. The
sooner the land is rid of idlers, the
sooner will we begin to prosper
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CONCESSIONS TO SOUTH CAR
OLINA.

The efforts that have been made to
recruit the soldiers required under
the Presidents call have certainly
been appreciated, and every assist
ance aud concession possible has
been granted. which promised to
eliminate the difficulties which have
been encountered The latest con-
cession is that the number to each
company has been reduced from loo
to 80 men Extension of time and
every official act proves conciuslveiy
that there is no disposition to dis
criminste except in our favor
The officers engaged 10 the task OF
filing tie second South Carolina
Regimen. are grati6ed and encour
aged.
Since the foregoing was in type.
the regiment has oeen compieteo as
proposed. and it was mustered 10
yesterday-l2 companies, with 81
men each
While these are mastering in, some
regiments are preparing to go out OF
service This latter fact should not
deter any, for there will be need OF
many meu ON garrison duty in Cuba,
Porto Rico aud the Philippines.
Those who desire it can see service
of this kind. though actual fighting
is probably at an end We are de-
lighted at the prospect that after all
we will not be accounted as having
failed in duty.
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Managers Primary ELECTION.
HEADQUARTERS DEMOCRATIC EXEC.
UTIvE COMMITTEE, SUMTER CO.,
SUMTER, S. c., Aug. Is, 1898

SUMTER, S. c., Aug. Is, 1898
Following is list of the Managers ap-
pointed oy the County Democratic Executive
Con mittee for the Primary Election to be
held Tuesday, August Both, 1893, and for the
second Primary to be held two weeks later,
if one be necessary:
Atkius-J Burkett, E Nesbit, W
Truuck J L Keels, clerk.
Baudana B G Morris. D G Brown, J
Wilson; J II Jenkins, clerk.
Bossard Reform-M W Cummings, R P
Stackhouse, S Jenkins W D Mcleod
clerk
Copcord-T Brunson, A E Gregg, "
" Keurey, Samuel u Pringle; clerk
Earle-B R Hodge, Wessie Broadway, D
Bradford A W Bradford, clerk.
Farmer;s-B F Burkett, L H Jennings A D
Moses; R S Bradwsll, clerk.
Gaillard's \ Roads E Gaillard. Jr, J B
Rafield, VIM Burrows; A J Moses. clerk.
High Hiils-W W Aellett, W Sanders,
Bull; C L Emanuel, clerk.
Laborers' and Mechsnics'-G Richard
son, G W Compton, John S Richardson; S
Delgar, clerk.
Manches,er-J u Moseley, L B Jeakios, J
Kolb; T. q. Osteen, clerk.
hayesvile Democratic-W D Hayes, K D
Des Chaups, Il q Cooper; D Smith, clerk.
Pleasant Grove-Danel Gibbes, W
clerk.
Priva.eer-J G Tisdsle, R Cain, E W
Nettles; q H Wells, clerk.
Providerce-R N Brown, q A Rsffeld, 6
E Martin J F Bradford, clerk.
Rafting Creek-C W Young, Cross
lard, s II Mcleod l. Gill,s, clerk.
Salem-R T. McEl7een, E " Dabos, Walter
Green Si.ss Truluck, clerk.
Scarborough T Jenkins, W S Boykin,
" A Sparks; W G Folk, clerk
Sbiloh--J D Friersoo, S Truluck, A H
Truluck W Green, clerk.
Stateburg-Chss Pipckney, Guy Nelson,
Vim Frierson, P Burgess; ERIK
Sum.er-M D Moore, J a Reuno, J Wesley
Bradford Peter Pitts, clerk.
Swimming Pens-R z Brown, Lesesne,
u J Michau; G H Dorm, clerk.
Taylors--I NJ Truluck, R J Welsh, W )
Keels John McNeill, clerk.
Wedcefed-W q Ramsey, Alva Mellelt,
jos C Dawkias-; J NJ Caldwell, clerk.
Zoar-Howard Jones, Joel Da,is, Peter l.
Jones; S S Davis, clerk.
Should any of the Managers appointed be
unable to serve, the member OF the County
Executive Commit from the CLUB where
such a vacancy IN the Board Of Managers
shall occur, is empowered TO e.. it.
The President aod Secretary of each CLUB
will please look after the revision Of the club
roll, the addition of new names, etc.
One of the Managers above named will
call on the cec.etary of the Executive Com
mit,ee 90 or before Saturday, August 21to,
to receive the boxes, tickets, and Instructions
The Executive Committee is hereby called
to meet in the Court House at i O'Clock a.
M, Thursday. September lst. for the purpose
of canvass ng the vote and declaring the re-
suit of the primary election, snd for such
ether business as may properly come before
it. By order,
r. O. PURDY, Co. Chairman.
J. II. KNIGHT, Secretary. Aug i7-2s
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ANOTHER EXAMINATION.

The First South Carolina volunteer
Infantry lacks less than one hundred
men now Of being complete, with | $50
enlisted meu. But an order has been
received to ge. up list Of all men
iu each company who eeem to
be physically unable to s'aod the
army life, and they will be examined ,
aud if fouud to be unfit for the bardsbips
which they will be subjected to they
will be discharged at once aud sent
bone So far about l25 Dames have
been sent up from our regiment
These men will be put through rigid
examin alton before any 6ual action is
taken
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The Rev. W. B. Crostley, OF S,ockbridge-
Ca. while attending to bis pastoral duties at
El,euwood, that state. was attacked by chol-
era morbas. He says !: 'By chance | hap
pened to get hold of bottle of Cham berla'n'
Colic. Cholera aud Diarrhoea Remedy, and
7 think IL was the means OF saving my life
7. relieved me a. once" For sale by A. }
China.
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We have used Chamberlaio's Cough Rem
edY in our home for many years ana oear
cheerful testimon7 to its value as meoicioe
which should be in every family. In coughs
and colds we have found it TO be ehcaclous
and 10 Group and whoopiog cough IN chli-
dren we deem it Indispensable Z. Rlt-
er. 4l27 Fairfax Ave, ST. Loua, Mo. For
sale by A. J. China.
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Secretary Alger sss written a letter

Secretary Alger sss written a letter
to Chauncey NJ. Depew in answer to
q request for information concerning
she work of the War Department for
the past three months. The letter
goes somewhat into detail, and shows
the tremendous demands which were
made, and the way in which they
were met /; but there is nothing new
IN anything he has written. The
facts have been newspaper property
all along, and ampli6ed to the great.
est possible extent After reading
We can only say, .'chestnuts. !"
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1898 Bicycles Down to IS.

New 1898 Model Ladies' and Gents Bicy-
cles are pow being cold on easy coodiuons
as low as S.; others outright at Sl3 Us, aod
high grade at $l9.95 and S22 so, TO be paid
for after received. If you will cut this notice
out and send TO Sears, Roebuck 4 Co, Chica-
GO, they will seLd you their 1898 bicycle
catalogue aud full particulars.
Aug 24-3mos
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NOTICE..
Headquarters Democratic Ex.
ecutiye Committee.

SUMTER, S. c., August 5, 1888.
According to resolution of the County
Democratic Executive Committee, County
Campaign Meetiugs have been appointed as
follows
SHILOH. Wednesday. August II.
PROVIDENCE, Wednesday, Au-
gust "a
SUMTER. Saturday, August q.
Candidates are expected to be presen, and
address the voters on these occasions.
The pledges of all candidates, together With
the assessment OF ore dollar, must be in the
hands of the Secretary Of the County Execu.
tive COMMITTEE on or before August 18th.
By order, R. O. PURDY, Co. Chr.
J. N. KNIGHT, Secretary.
Aug
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Money to Loan

NN FARMING LANDS Easy payments.
No commissions charged: Borrower
pays actual cost of per:ectiog loan. Interest
3 per cent. Tine FIVE 10 eight years.
JOHN B. PALMER i son,
Aug3 COLUMBIA ,. =.
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Claren0lt LODGE No. Ga, A. I. N

rBE REGULAR MONTHLY COMMU.
NICATION of Claremont Lodge, No
A, 4. F. NJ, will be held on Thursday
Evening, August IS, at Il p. m. Brethren
will take due notice and govern themselves
accordingly
L. S. CARSON, ". NJ.
Attest-P. c. MOSES, Sec.