The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1885-06-18

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:gefsEosEn Md, where thf have % a. /
school and away from nome since Sep-I
TENDER last. The programme Of Ha-
.gerstown Female Seminary for 1885, one
of which ] had the pleasure OF seeing,
imusthave been very interesting. Among
the. number who took part was Miss
Mary c.. Wheeler, Prosperity, S. c.,
Essay, "Flowers the Stars of Earth"
and again in ssMarch Triumphale''-two
pianos, eight hands-(VivianI being one
offour. Miss S. Linnie Griffith, Gilbert
Hollow, S. c., Essay, Reign of Roses
and ina duett, ;'Love Shall Guide Thee
CWhite). Miss Mallie Wheeler rccited
Painter of Seville" and sang in all the
ehoruSes participated in by the girls OF
the Junior Glass. The Salutatory was
delivered by Miss Bertha E.. Wentz, Han
over, Pennsylvania, subject, Through
the Ages One Increasing Purpose Runs"
Ealedictory, ''In the Biyouac OF Life
Miss Ella r. Lantz. Edinburg, Va.
Misses MARY C. Wheeler, Bertha Z.
Wentz, S. Linnie Griffith and Ella R.
Lantz, with eleven Others. comprised
the graduating class OF 1885. The girls
We're. looking us bright as ne" money,
intoxicated with anticipated pleasures
,tosbe enjoyed on reaching their homes.
SsUTnhcie, Mike y ex pressed himself as be-
ing pleased with his trip TO Hagerstown
and Washington, D. e. He saw onr
new Democratic Secretary OF the Treas
ury, Hon. Daniel Manning, while in
Washington, and says if his looks is any
indication of his business powers he is
the man for the place.
OHIO REPUBLICANS.
The Republican Convention met ut
Springfield, Ohio, on the 11th, and nom
mated the following State ticket: Gov
ernor, Judge J. B. Foraker; Lieut.. Gov.
B. P. Kennedy; Supreme Judge, Geo.
w. McIwaine; Treasurer, John c. F.
Brown; Atty -Genl., j. A. Kohler; Su-
perin.endent Board Public-WorkS, Wells
T.Jones.5
Superintendent j. t. Hay, Of tie
Presbyterian Sunday ScSool OF Camden,
S. c., with teachers, scholars and friends
came to Columbia on the 18th instant,
on special excursion train, and passed
a pleasant day visiting points OF interest
in the city.
Messrs. 81. G.. Seudday and d. a. Cor.
don, the Secretaries of the State Execu-
tive Committee of the Young Mems
O., Associations Of S. c., begin
their work on July End, at Georges,
S. c.. and from there will.yisit the asso-
Citations and some Of the principal towns
in the State. The Executive Commit
Tee have been arranging the meetings in
advance for them. In reply to letters
from the committee to associations and
committees, I give you one Of several,
which is very encouraging to the friends
OF this work OF young men for boys and
young men
s:CAMDEN, S. c., June2, 'S5.
s.SEc,Y STATE EXECUTIVE CON-,
Columbia, S. G. !
s.Dear Bro.-At the regular business
meeting held last evening your kind Ia
vor OF the 30th ult. was read before the
association, and I was requested to en-
close the following resolutions: Re
solved, It is with great pleasure that
this association is in receipt OF informa-
ton to the effect that MesSrs. d. G.
Scudday and D. A. Gordon, State Secre.
taries, are to be with US on July 9th.
Resolved, That we extend to them a
hearty welcome, and that every ettor'
will be put forth to make the meeting
success and advance the association:
l.ssSsk. Il ain also requested to say ina
ffSes line IS entirely agreeable to us an|
| that the Secretaries will be entertai'ie'
| by the association. ~
" ~ ssYours, Very Truly, -.
.sW. j. JONES, Sec'y."
/ 1a+tors Of this kind are very encoul
,ci"% % 70 the committee, who are anA ;,
soc an association estaDlsnea Il
touS oHarr =. town in the State. The DullGln; .nL
ese eed Of Atlanta, Ga, is now more thI.
aolu aon 900 " hope to have the pleasure I, u
Seo,ooy, ng GOOD building fund for tn
reportinS Son7h Carolina before January
1886. ~. - starring 4 ne7
: daily in Columbia, OF OIL frit gu! cIas as
@ ont the Yeoman and making 'fs' Gas
morning paper OF 1t. :,
.z-p1cTrRE THAT THE LATE .i"HD'
It a - MONTHS HAS PAINTED
i, u,o p.ntist Church and their emo
II Faiculty. The Presbyter1an osttTi ~
+ and and their elephant. Evoiutlont isont the
II a En;scopal Church disputlng aoouS , Ghnr, Ins
aplsegdpb adp}ered brethren. The Methodist Cnpr. a
h e9agsJ ss1g fbe Holiness Association AM, =,
pal ang the colorsd ehurelles s,,9ieS io.,GM !,
d their their footsteps The Baptist Gnuasn .,iz;, i
% srss a';lsI one part OF them orga:,iz.. aEsa
fsnd building new church. Inc Inc ALL n
VI @ adists have been fighting ofefzAin ~
p University and charging one q This IL
q: professors with dishonesty, eoe. so IelS neo1
We Certainly not a good record o.s ZOE II pfof !
e e Who have been the recipients psS and q Eve
G. choicest blessings that healEn anr ,rosne ene
81 prospect Of continued mateTlal a,al pr9spt Ws
ty could afford. Neyerthe!ess, ), Te bistI
en- | forced 10 record them in glving q n,SS> Eb
e. Al Al the past year. The questions aS,,rn1 mn
"a are most likely to etect the - Sie,u avc
re, and their interests are those oi ,nd nd
mo tion and the colored bretnren, n, %La aea,
his sooner the churches who are - eetb 4b
With these subjects take no!u VI sbail
on, and decide what disposition snHm i,nl
INC made of them, and to nave ~ ~ '-> ~
DE De stood that whatever action Is Is tn, w.
7!th shall be final, the better it VIII DC ~
de. T ho,.o heard some VI