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baN L@iEr T.pyTts q E1rl attendance AZ shsi-
- Ettr-GS lHE-r applications were received
hnA tuf- members rsinSt4tgL For the god -.
Ne CSLsr. BROTHERS Cox. cKa H-ury. G.ss.
Miner and SPECIAL Deputies HUl;an ami Anna
related some e their sNFurelees and god lin.
h1a -SS4s P.ef.S q HaiuJi1y. July L
pa hy~l'h hGs elected guardian tn trustee
ftTHrsd E1ti the claim o. 1an-H-Iarl.V u .s-
ceased John stephen. Brothers GurrgtE. Hoe
s.'4a ans POE made br.ef remarks FOR the
Iarasan Lr!Se trauzactst routa bushes n
tt.T last meeting to- .attsuIlrgr being les
Tan usual On account q inI 2sa:E-. Ir-fGaE
lsuniaui. Brother T.. S-hilE. T. n NiaT1 gnI
o. the order.
Mount olive Losge had a god attsnlanc. a,
ILgE 4asS meeting F'uF Applications were re-
lnE All were invited g. pIrtak- Of rgf-sT-
MrAlN Nsfr- ~ Dictator A. :. y ttuu. who wa-
u. WINNIE o. the silver mug at the picnic.
Lshe,M L"isg reports a fair Attendance At
inittee shows tie lodge IN good financial cUnii-
upn- AFHih-rs NelsL AisU-lL. E-chl. S-hsusr
-, ainris uI-ue remarks fer the goOi VI the
Chryaisr Lodge Initiated two candidates n
H. ~. nag and several applications are. pend
T rs Eiif'heE JSIes Mgs.sE Was installed =
i~ler y Schumacher. l.. clayton and LgurrIn
Hsie reuarks fOr the EDrl o. the order.
MgIra city Lodge. at their last m.etlrE In
ltlat'4 one cantitate. SG>rlaI Deputies Holt.u
and Armenia assisting IN tie degree WORK. The
Auiit!nE COMMITTEE arranged and made appoint
meHt TO inFrsgEats the t1gks q the Officers
IS .e G2.l g! me order Brothers FRANKIE.
EnTn'Eaeger made brief remarks. Al the close %
the meeting refreshments were served
MN-.l-i LaiEr had a fair Attendance al their
lTuilcTs Kelly Case. Frame and wClfsfe.l made
REMARKS iE The EHHl o. thl Ug;gr-
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LINDELL HOTEL TURKISH BATHS.
New and modern. Now open to patronage.
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KnIrht. Of PrthIn..

From TIE reports which arr received At the
th- knights u Tue PasInc cast have assured
az NEs make the plETlmzgr u Frisco a Euoi
h given Knish,s u pyth!as pilgrims when thsy
IN tarlr biennial pilgrsuEas- 20 California N
these souvenirs viii ~ the aoral album which T.
~ IL. ~ S|e Ih..lsen T.! Asnl,rh "a ,1. ST
Of .Caiif.ruis. = blessed with a most beautiful
ssIu- his. hunirsi. ~ HiiSs Of tS3Sc5asH. hut.
above all, q wealth q villa f1wers. ur-Iual-d
sent 10 visitors zi;h a f6raI album containing
n cagig,st wild nl|e:s q M'nd1gln' cHrn'y.
10 tHs Lli.ss Irrmi-: Wiz iihS g IErislt, 'ram
the East. Five thousand happy children ar
srursy.nE tErUugh the nils during their yssat..a
gathering the Ull u1N-rs- Fl~snH county Nj!
give away samples q Eais-ns. packed boz deco
isi'- BOYS N"Tada County viii present 'lh
The people % TIE Cyrer Eus'aa faver Valley
vii g.ys STay slant plum: set IN an rl.Elr;
y Wi! bt', ne ornament made Of he W.nd
from Is t-Tn9Ls Ga- trees Othnr cgunties anl
S..uoas are p.rr&5ins similar sL.triS,N IT'S
ME ie aiSt-ihute1 every day. ana IN such abIn-
dance that tie visitors viii have some 10 DIVIDE
l. IS estimated that over Io.ao Pytgian knights
an! their friends VIII cross the cpatiEcr. GrNt
land retiruljs have made special rates fnr IKE
gen5S..E ana already many parties haze teen
Ing5s wee e7i7E- in TnioqyiIle last week a:
Sisted the lodge N UEi01yI.- In Initiating .atp
tn u7EHr a class % uftsr1 % tie iealiaE cti-
zeus q thar city To say thai there y.as d ls=ut
IN the window for strusEiers wouldn't cover The
CEsr: for there vas a irl- IN a great sany
windows that night 20 guile the uiusaeI knights
from taglT castle Rail % tH.lr -umiuilss- Tlts T.
lar le-laUiHE = . new movement ia that civ
MHlsh .Wlu place IuiUEyille L1lE- % -hiz Dr!.=
"a a iair equality with IT. other fra;.raal sis
te md the boys % Milan turned Their ltcrs
s.-lANar4 a. the sun bs-lE o. SNOW it, J-Eu-
th"!- glf'-tllEmsut aaa voted il +heir sgu ---rf.
That CaiguTil!- bJys would 1--we long auL p-lsgcr.
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CITY ITEMS.

I READ the Grand Array OF Bargains in
CRAWFORD'S Ad. to-day, and be on hand
early tomorrow.
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THE REVEREND PETERS RENDERS.
REPUBLIC SPECIAL

Mount Pulaski, Ill, July 1e-The Rever-
end Peter Renders of this CITY died at an
early hour this morning from heart trouble,
aged "A years. He was born in Germany.
He was pastor of the German Evangelical
Church several years.
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LadIe, of the NInccabees.

The Stale commander Of Missouri. L. %. T. N,
Mrs. May a. Z. BaIkie. has returned from an
extensive Trip throughout the state. also Nlsitihs
Chicago. Ia. and Port Huron. AIicn-
\ most profitable meeting WAS spent BY the
State commander in Mexico. No. Iuis enter
pusIng little town has TWO hiyes-Lady WASH
membership " more tnan ltv. and the other VITA
4 membership o. about ninety-lYe. BJtn hives
are active and full Of energy Tor the interest OF
the order A large public meeting was gwen By
the Lady Washington Hive. at which the Rev
erend Mr.. Crouch ana the State COMMANDER. Mrs.
BRikle. made addresses IN the beautiful features
An indoor picnic. given by the II. A. HOLSTER
Hive. was greatly enjoyed by those VINO partici-
paIed in the same.
A new hive has been organized In st. Joseph.
No, and Is known a. Excelsior Hive
A new hive Will shortly be organized at Love
Lake. Mo. The State commander attended 4 pic
mic given by the tent at that pace and spoke In
the Interest OF a new hive. Several applications
were received On the grounds.
Deputy state Commander Dora Aiken has been
doing splendid work at Dexter. Mo. ana sue
charter members. she Is now In Bloomfield. Mo.
ID. :. {. Mary Mettler visited Bun-etOn and
BConytIie last month. These hives SPEAK hiEnIy
d. ). c. Cora Coe has gone u Caruthersy.ue
Mo. 10 organize a tive.
y. 5. {. anna Bohler is working ID a hive in
a large union meeting Of all hives in 81.
Joseph. No. was held ~ the state commander
on June = al the Letr0poie Hotel. THls E-set-
irg was largely attended by the membership in
W~anted-Deputies to organize in every county
In Missouri: ANY LADY Aaccabee wishing a Do
BsIkie. ;. &. lis Merm0d & JRccard suiIiinS,
A new hive has recently been organized in this
city BY Aiis. MeEir9y and is progressing yery
auxiliary to Worlds Fair Tent.
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the members adjourned TO the banquyt-rolIn 70
Iagtake Of luncheon prepared by The trrrpTys-L-
Die stone. As tie members were 2Ss-sned 10
InCir places ts great record keeper cBl.ed = oE-
der and presented Commander AcI,TEGl! WsiA
q beautiful emDlenatic Eavgi. donated BY Ms
friends. Commander McCOrkeI was almost over
come with emotion. and mace a NeEy tSusn.ns
response. The following q -forS Were present.
Great Commander Anderson. Deputy Great
Commander McAlasteT. sir knights B-l. iAf-
ker. GuInn. Ruler. Broadbent. siamm and O'n-
era.
st. Louis Division. No. !. Is in camp on SIR
knight OUlpins farm IN the county. Al Mac
cabees are IrsteEnally invited 70 Nlsii isgul
while in camp Visitors Wal Dr amply Tepalu Toy
their trip. lake the Suburban cara. transfer
rluE at suburban Park. and the conductors On
III aINislyn WIN give IurLher lL.ectlyls.
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Death of Mr.. John u. Rim1.

One Of Lancaster county's old
est and most highly respected
citizens, Mr.. John J. King, died
Monday afternoon at his home in
the Dry Greek section. The i'm
mediate cause of his death ras
paralysis, he having been stricken
Sunday night. '
Mr.. King was born September
25, 1920, and was, therefore, we'll
into his SD year. He was twice
married, his last wife and two
sons, Messrs. John King and
w. A. King, surviving him.
Mr.. King was a member of the
New Hope Baptist church and
lived consistent Christian life,
highly respected by all who knew
him for his sterling qualities.
His remains were buried at New
Hope church yesterday afternoon
after a funeral service by Rev.
j. w, Little.
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to Charleston. The up train will
pass here about the same time as
it does now.
-WANTED-Scrap Iron of
every description and Old Ma
chinery. Any kind of fire
wrecks or stocks. Write for
particulars. Address J. B. Gar
funkel, Columbia, S. =. 4t
There will be Farmers In
stitute at Elgin on July Oath.
Speakers from Clemson College
will be there. Everybody is in
vited with well.filled baskets.
A. j. Bailey,
For Committee
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English grammar and compost
ton, arithmetic, and geography.
The instruction aimed at a more
complete mastery of subjects
taught, and efficiency in the
methods of teaching them. AS a
result of their four weeks of hard
work, the teachers of the county
will be prepared for good service
iu their schools.
The instructors were Supt. L..
L. Baker of the Graded school
and Miss Gertrude Foster. The
teachers who took the course and
passed examinations are:
Messrs. John Beatty, w. b.
Carnes, M. j. Green, r N. Mis-
bet, B. L. Robertson, II. d.
Thompson, L. r. Thompson, j.
w. Vincent, John Welsh Mrs.
Lou E. Riddle, and Misses Adah
Bradford, Eunice Beatty, Nora
Boyd, Marie Craig, Connie Davis,
Lottie Fleming, Gertrude Foster,
Sue b. Green, Nettie Green, Bes
sic Giles, Eva Hough, Daisy Hor
ton, Eunice Long, Ella Magill,
Fannie McIlwain, Annie Neely,
Bessie Perry, Maggie Porter
Grace Reamy, Ella Robinson,
Maggie Ragsdale, Eva Robinson
Hattie Robertson, Alice Ratch-
ford Virginia Robertson, Lila
Russell, Irene Swaringen, Mamie
Slower, Minnie Taylor, Maggie
Tompkins.
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R. II. ID. Routes ECan,imed.


The special agent of the Gov
ernment, Mr.. Thos. Howard, came
here last Thursday, and on Friday
and Saturday inspected three pro.
posed Rural Free Delivery routes
in this county, inspecting first the
route from Lancaster eastward
down the Redfield road to Pri-
mus, thence south on the Rocky
River road one half mile to a
point about opposite Rich Hill
where the Primus office is now
kept; thence back up the Rocky
River road via Primus to Dwight,
the point of intersection with the
Chesterfield road thence to Ian
caster over the said Chesterfield
road This route will be known
as "R. F. d. No. l."
The next route examined will
be known as "R. F.. ID. No. 3"
and extends from Lancaster over
the New Cut road to the Potter
road, thence south over the Potter
road to the Hay road, thence
along the Hay road TO the Rocky
River road, then up said Rocky
River road to the New Cut and
back to Lancaster over the said
New Cut road.
"R. f. d. No. 3" leads out
from Lancaster nOrthward up the
Charlotte road to Craigsville,
thence eastward along the Wades-
borO road to Sincerity, thence up
the Monroe road to Walkup,
thence eastward to the Potter
road near Cane Creek bridge :;
then southwark by the Potter
road by Unity to the Wadesboro
road, thence southwest over the
Buffalo road to the Monroe road ,
and back to Lancaster over said
Monroe road.
These routes are supposed to
be not less than 20 miles nor
over % miles.
The purpose of the Gove.'n
ment in establishing these routes
is for the accommodation of the
people in the country in mail
matters, giving them a daily mail
(Sundays excepted instead of
what they now have. When
these routes are established, the
Star route offices will be discon-
rinued, as there will no longer be
any use for them.
Last Saturday Mr.. Howard
held an examination of the vari
Gus applicants for the position of
carrier for each oil these routes.
The following are the applicants
for these positions
Route No. |, John K. Black
mon and Manly Porter.
Route No. 2, j. f. Hunter.
Route No. 3, John ID. Taylor
and +. d. Tlllman.
Mr.. II. Il. Coffey stood the ex-
animation, but for no particular
route.
If these routes are established
(and the inspector says he will
recommend their establishment) ,
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Competing for WinthrOp SChOI-
drships

drShiDs.
The competitive examination
for the Winthrop scholarships
was held at this place Friday.
Two scholarships worth $44 each,
in money and free tuition are to
be awarded to the two making
the best average on examination
The examination papers will be
forwarded to the President of
Winthrop at once and The ap.
point ments announced as soon as
they can be examined. The fol
lowing young ladies entered the
contest: Misses Alice Beckham,
Minnie Caskey, Mary A. ely
burn, Marie CraIg, Susie r. Dun
lap, Josie Foster, Nell A. Hough,
Maud Mobley, Hannah Mobley
rhes. Reed, Carrie Bell Vaughn
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County alliance Net.

The County Alliance met at
this place Friday. After the
business of the session was
transacted, officers were elected
as follows President, d. +.
Walters Y. Pres, r.. ii. Sapp ;
Sec, Jerry NJ. Knight; Treas,
E. Everall ; Chaplain, J. X.
knight; Lecturer, j. f. Nisbet ;
Asst. L., w. S. l.. Porter ID. X. ,
w. NJ. Estridge ; Stewart, J. r.
Thompson.
j. f. Nesbet was elected busi-
ness agent and Maj. b. F.
Miller trustee stockholder.
}. X. Thompson WIS elected
delegate to the State Alliance
with Jerry NJ. knight as alter.
nate. The State Allience will
meet in Columbia the fourth
Wednesday in this month.
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The Visitors.

MIR. j. q. SLogner OF Chester
visited his son in this county last
week.
Miss Susie Dunlap of RockHill
is visiting her cousin, Miss Irene
Cunningham.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Croxton
spent Sunday with relatives at
Heath Springs.
w b Wilson, Esq, candidate
for congress, was in town a few
hours last Saturday
Miss EuLice Beatty has gone to
Chester To visit Miss Maggie Rags.
dale and other friends.
Messrs. George and Reece
Williams and Harry Foster visit
ed Rock Hill Sunday.
Mrs. j. z. Hackney and chill.
dren of Charlotte are visiting her
father, Maj. Is. +. Miller.
Ur. Pell, president of Converse
college, was in town last week in
the interest OF his school.
Mr. NJ. G. Heath of Colum-
bia visited his brother, Mr.. J. NJ.
Heath, one day last week.
Miss May KetcLln of Wins
boro is visiting Misses Belle and
Lula McIlwain, her cousins
MIR. and Mrs LrR"y S. David
son went TO Charlotte Saturday
t. visit relatives of the former.
Miss Mag gle Johnsc n is visiting
the family "t iIer maternal uncle,
in Camden, u. K e Braslngton
Miss Bessie McManus has gone
to Hartsville to spend a while
with her aunt, Mrs. II. N. Van
Landingham,
Mr.. Adam Ganson of NewYork
city came down last week to be
with his brother, Mr.. VIM. Ganson,
who is unable to be up.
Miss Lille Thorn of Greensboro
stopped over few days with Mrs
w L Williams on her way homo
from Union where she has been
located the past season.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Webb White
of Blacksburg are visiting the
formers parents here, DR.. and
Mrs. w. j. White.
Rev. j. w. Little passed
through town yesterday on his
way to New Hope church to off
ciate at the funeral obsequles of
Mr.. J. j. King.
Mr.. j. l.. Tillman, Sr., of Van
Wyck is down here spending
awhile with his children who live
in and near town.
Mr.. Oscar w. Potts of Pleas
ant Valley, foreman OF the grand
jury, was in town yesterday ,ex-
amining the books of the county
officers.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. b. Cook of
Rock Hill have been on visit to
the !atter's parents here, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Young.
Mr.. j. 4. Taylor and children
visited relatives at Due West
last week. Mr.. Taylor has re-
turned, leaving the children to
spend few weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. j. *. Hall, of
Guthriesviile, spent several days
here recently with the latter's
father, Capt. b. }. Witherspoon,
who has been in poor health for
several weeks, but who was able
to be up street awhile recently.
Mr.. A. II. Green. the affable
proprietor OF the Carolina hotel,
Rock Hill, came down Saturday
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Short Locals.
Wednesday, July IS, 1902.

See advertisement of Furman
University in this issue.
The State Alliance meets in
Columbia on July 23d.
Miss Irene Swaringen will
teach the Lower Camp Greek
school, beginning Monday next.
The recent rains have i'm
proved the crop outlook wonder
fully Ill this county. The pros
pect is very tlattering for both
corn and cotton.
-Bricklaying on the new
graded school building was start
ed last Thursday and the work Is
being pushed forward TO rapid
completion.
Miss Annie Young who has
caught one sessions Of the Russell
place school so satisfactorily, will
enter upon the second session
there next Monday morning
The Waxhaw Enterprise an
nounces rhat Rev. j. w. Li1le
has resigned his pastoral cu,,ves
and will devote his time 10 evan.
gelistic work.
The ladies of the Mrr,.odist
church will give an ir" cream
supper at the mill chap. Satur-
day night. The public is cor
daily invited.
Married, June %, 1902, by
Rev. j. w. Little, Mr.. K. M.
Mothershed and M ss Rebecca
Thompson, daughter of Mr.. f. T.
Thompson of this county.
The committees of ladies and
gentlemen appointed some time
ago at Hopewell will please meet
there Friday, the 18th, to make
arrangements for the Farmers
Institute on July 23d.
On Friday, the 25th of July.
the trustees of the McCardell
school district will sell, for cash,
to the highest bidder, the old
McCardell school house.
A. h. Carter,
1t. Chairman Bird. Trustees.
Mr.. J. L. Barton went to
Charlotte recently and brought
back Anthony Cunningham and
Tom Fraser, two convicts who
escaped from the chaingang about
two weeks ago. The former has
about year to serve, the latter
about 60 days.
-WANTED--Scrap, Iron of
every description, old Stoves,
Brass and Rubber. any kind of
old iron. Highest cash price paid.
Bring to my shop in Lancaster.
JIG, At +. r. Massey.
Mrs. M. H. Cherry, mother
OF our townsmen, Messrs. J j.
and Il. S. Cherry, is seriously ill
at her home near Rock Hill. Her
son, Mr.. r. S. Cherry, and her
daughter, Mrs. d. B. Stover Of
Heath Springs, went to her bed
side Sunday.
Rev. J. X. Hall assisted the
pastor of the Presbyterian church
here in a communion service sea
son beginning last Thursday night
and extending through Sunday.
He preached in the First Baptist
church Sunday night at the union
services.
-Children's Day exercises will
be observed at Hopewell church
next Saturday. The exercises
will consist of music, recitations,
etc. Senator w. @. Hough and
Prof - NJ
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The HHSScitjue- CUnfhem Nf,p-
tidtS.

The HnSScitjue-C C0mthem Ni,p-
GdtS.
Il speci~l from Kershaw to The
State Oh the llth instant says
AT 9 O'Clock last night there
was a verv pretty wedding in The
Methodist church. Mr.. Judson
Wilson Hasseltine and Miss
Daisy Bell Cauthen being the
happy pair that were united bv
the Rev. r. +. Turnipseed assist,
ed by the Rev. Jos. T. Dendv
The church had been prettilv
decorated under the careful sup
ervision Of Miss Lizzie Conolev.
The background was a stately
holly placed in the recess of the
rostrum which was covered with
colored wax tapers and on each
side were ferns, palms, potted
plants and evergreens that formed
an alcove of crescent shape in
which the attendants stood lust
behind the chancel rail. On each
end of the crescent stood the
ushers. The officiating minister
stood just in front of the centre
Of the crescent outside of the rail
TO receive the bride and groom.
In front of the minister was a
large arch covered with trailing
ivy suspended from the centre of
which was large love knot of
white satin ribbon and under
this the bride and groom met and
stood, with the maid of honor and
best man to the right and left of
them.
The bride was gowned in a
very becoming costume of white
organdie with taffetta ribbons,
wore the bridal veil and carried
bouquet of brides roses The
party was composed of Mr. @ a
Hobbs, r 9 McRay, Dan Hough,
Perry Dye, Reece Williams, ush
ers; Miss Bessie Mackey of Lam
caster, DIR w 9 Mcdowell, Miss
Lizzie Conoley, DR. w G Twitty,
Miss Mayo Hasseltine, j Claude
Cauthen, Miss Dean Jones and
John Crawford, attendants; Miss
Louise kirkley, maid Of honor;
Mr. John I Stevens, best man
The bride was given away by
her brother, DIR r SidneyCauthen
Mrs j K w Halle presided at the
organ
After the ceremony ii reception
was held at the residence Of the
brides father, Mr. j 7 Cauthen,
where all enjoyed a delightful
feast III honor OF the occasion
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it will be some three months be
fore they are in operation.

it will be some three months be
fore they are in operation.
The fourth route for which an
application has gone into the de-
partmenL at Washington was not
inspected for the reason that the
inspector had not received the
necessary preliminary papers.
He thinks, however, that the
papers will be forthcoming soon.
The route referred to leads out
into the Dry Creek section south
of town.
Other routes have been spoken
of, but as yet the necessary peti,
tions have not been sent in by
the people along the proposed
lines. If the people Interested
hope to have route established,
they should lose no time in send
ing in the necessary petition for
same. Congressman Finley will
do ali in his official power TO aid
in the establishment of these
routes and application should be
made to him for the necessary
blanks for petjtioning.
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Stockholders Meetf,lU.

The annual meeting of the
stockholders of the Lancaster
Cotton Mills was held in their
uptown offices Monday. The
stock was we'll represented in
person and by proxies. The re-
port of the secretary and treasu-
rer made a most gratifying show
ing and demonstrated that the
mill had done we'll for the past
year. The old directors were re-
elected as follows: Leroy Springs,
w. L. Gregory, L. S. Garter, j.
NJ. Heath, w. G. Thomson and
Stephen A. jerks of Pawtucket,
Il. | and Geo. II. Bayne of New
York City.
After the stockholders meeting
adjourned, the board of directors
met and reelected the old officers
to wit; Leroy Springs, presi-
dent w. L, Gregory, vice presi.
dent Waddy @. Thomson, sec
retary and treasurer.
The date for holding the an.
nual meeting hereafter was
changed to the first of August
so as to give the secretary and
treasurer a reasonable time to
prepare his annual statement
after the close OF the mill year
on the lst of July.
Summer School CEOsed-THOse
Who Obtained Certificates to
Teach.
The annual session of the Ian.
caster county Summer School for
Teachers closed on Friday, July
11th, with a full attendance of
those enrolled. The work this
year was thorough and excellent.
All the teachers in ATTENDANCE
passed very satisfactory examina-
tions on the following studies ::
Pedagogy, Longfellow's poetry,