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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-10-23

THE Conemaugh Valley is stricken
with pesiilence. Typhoid fever is rag
ing in the district that was swept by the
food. The physicians expected this,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-10-23
GOING BACK TO FRANCE.
Gen. Boa1anger Will Return and Ask q
New Trial.

0CHs Sxtx <ASA -
New Trial.
PARIS, Oct. 1.-THE address of the
national committee taken to Gen. Bou-
LANCER by NJ. Naquet assures the Gener-
al of the fidelity Of the party to his
cause and of their confidence in his uln
innate success. It is stated that Gen.
Boulanger will 60 from Jersey to Brus-
sells or Geneva and suddenly enter
France and demand new trial. This
step will be taken when the committee
consider it Opportune,
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1889-10-23

to endow law professorship.
The Chicago, st. Paul, Minneapolis &
Omaha Company receives 81 900 acres
additional indemnity lands in Wiscon-
sin.
A QUARREL between two neighbors at
Milwaukee terminated in an ARRAY that
is likely to be fatal to oae or both of
them.
HUGH STEEL, the Ashland government
breakwater contractor, commenced a
Luit in the United States court against
Bernard Dohertv, q prominent lumber
man, TOR $4,000 damages for the al
legged removal of certain pile-timber
from defendants mill, and false impris-
onment.
The forty third conference of the
Unitarian and Independent societies of
Wisconsin opened at Madison on the
10Th with sermon by the Rev. Grindail
Reynolds, of Concord. About sixty
delegates were In attendance.
BURGLARS stole 500 worth of jewelry,
ETC., from the residence of w. II. Os-
borne, Prospect Avenue. Milwaukee.
SAMUEL Brown, supe rintendent of the
Wisconsin Central dining car service,
has accepted similar position on the
Santa Fe road.
THE annual convention of Wisconsin g
Woman Suffrage Association opened in
Milwaukee on the 10Th. addresses being
made By Susan B. Anthony, Miss Kate
Pier, Miss Waugh and others.
The Rev. Mr. Chester has accepted
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23

oesae 1astse o. ths AunAn hGa9B
~ pe,s1ones WoAkneA eegsoWa ssne
Who showo4 ~ Voo10 v1oA vooo3ouo NJ
EIow neaf % evil go bsgane.
Who made ~ feel how base1yb boeA
ArU poor ambitions rightly seent
Whpoo eynlo D0e1 90 Boooe oeoro
Ofaal shlags sslnsAs low aAA neaA.
~ snneing ~ sAsss suiss gsAvA
re woes1's w1e fr1e seems eAr aWays
WINE oshsEu solss Aursying poA
- taal ~ Wosll what tA6y have oeaes
WIN Who0. anA WY, ano whoro, aol wAea-
- paso1ug praise - gola azo woa-
Aal eourt . eosssr-:ovisg aea
Anl with eblivioa vainly strive,
And lest ~ fatuto wf1oD 70 paee
Write Il thenssavss WAsis yss alivss
II golesn siispes grows ~ Ane.
10 0p1ondor lsko tho us aboves
" hils In our heaxeethy 4 .atA1ooo uane
10 shrins4 n honoe. rsvsTonoe. love
-ESeM Ne Auu Asig 0asstss.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23

Costiveness 10 the forerunnef OF many oan.
follow it ~ The needle is pole LAxsdor VIII
efvo tt sure 'Quietus In few days. A. Ill
0ruGR1ots 1s cents
Advice Of an old nurss The baby would ba
always bright and cheerful ie an occ ,sionN
q se OF nr. 1bll's BABY syrup were admins.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23
ne veediCs Unaaimo0s.

NJ en- rec0mmen6 Electr1c BitteTS g ths ve9y
best remedy. Every bottle sold has given reli61
q eysry go One man % sock g * si1 3 bctt,:s: an6
H9." Abraham Hare, Belleville, Ohio, afnrms
!" The best selling medicine have ever han.
Nttar1." fhousands Of others have added
thelf testimony, % that The verdict q unani-
nous that Electric Mtters DO cure all 0isoAoee
dollar bottle ct a. h CochranS Drug Store,
Ia and 10 North Queen street. LancastAr.
Pa. tO
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23
NUTOuRA RElaHDinA
uxuAc CAN n CupyD.

Ne nsss ass.s.sas: as.s1cane No.
osalvs 80 6assono Dns9ns Ase1gesee -
~ Ouesu1o 1s4sosoA Wom f0ouos1nne
ana A 0snse nsos1sD 9an.
I Asyspssa pm,sss6 sisss "a 1larsA visA :
~ oisess -. 1osSsls CO T.: ~
- - eoyeeo1 WI 80 - eo!S en0
Sissiy ~ ss ,x$SeIss. 1870 . sivs sssS
19 No. ~ s:S 4siA q sS1r sSar
1onse. 9 Nll nySsll lsarsdI Q. e.Htitsds fos
SnoAS DSsoE. csaA.
nss@ nsss Ysass 0ussa.
..ss .sss,. 5. ..ls rsHEzs ~ &: so! - ::::': =: ss
s::s, sss ~ g - s,s sSSss = Z: IA ~ nssss ss "a
~ SsssSs saS - - ~ ~ scvsssl sios $ ~
yeari which n0ekia0 rsllsvoA or oareA unta
!. IN. xDxiGs. Hswark.o.
ns.s.a = Sess C.sss.
i: ssSy =: -. - ss::ss % s:s :.s. :ss 1ss;:. S g
~: 9 & g ~. .: =:
sSss sss sSis : ssssS 20 scss
sansss THANK yos enough eey 81 tnsss0d nsssSs0dvu.
II Msn ~, Brooiiys. =. p. MI.
rxs,s .: 1sses curss.
Two yssn ssa a-ns,f .so eat nasyn q ercss S..s
biisasls, aitsn6ed 81 terrible iteling. Asd
prn1uAlly spread untu e ooyeeed the entare
On ny len hsnd. IT lea many reme1ee, 6nt
oou'd ABd no oure until obSAlDod t1o Gu "
0vnA knn1br1s. which effected spseay ana
'' yAnss z. xnAixIy,
~ W00a Avoaue. Droohlyn.
sola evssywAsss. rs4eA Cuf1CusAs 90
rOrLn1 D8V0 AND CH1AlcAL co. Bcs.
3sssn6f fsr Hov 70 ours SKIN Dissases."
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23

hapsurs cure guaranteed BY DE-. !. B. Mayer,
sSl Arch street, Philadelphia Ease 1t onces
NO operation OF delay nom business. astested
- sand for csronlAr. marin lvdAv
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23
a Wonan's Disoovesy.

Another wonderful discovery has been
Disease fAstene1 IT. clutches upon her. ana
for seven years she wfthstood the sevetest
tAots. but her vital organs Woro undermined
ana death seemed imminent she bought 3
bottle OF Br. Kings New D1soovovy for Con.
sumption, ana was 70 much relieted on taking
bottle haA boon miraculousty cured. Her
name = Mr.. Luther luts" Thus writes ".
Q. Hamrick = Co. Of Shelby. y: Q. Get free
tx1Al bottlo at H. n, Oochran'u Drug otoga N
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23

IN Cochran. Nos. In ana ~ North Queen
0treet IAneagter. Pa, - selling eHILOH'e
DOUGH OURB q Q guarantee 70 euro IL
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23

Ana other famous women won reputation
one handsome, oven though the facs IL mot Of
perfect mould, Bwrdeek Blood Htetsrs act 81.
rectly upon the oirculAtion. and 20 give the
unattainable. For sale BY n. B. Cochran,
ofuSgist, Ia ana ~ North Queen street. Ian
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23

bAbI o as6 by CurIcusx HsDiSArsD soAr.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23
SP1OlAL NOrIO1s.

epsahs Rlght Up.
~ HAVE tried zAewsos' 1csectrts on for Group
ana ooldA ANA ana Il the best remedy have
ever Sse9 IN ~ nmsiyv VIZ: : ~ ksy, sio PiY.
Cochran. dfuggis& N ana II NORTH Queen
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23
JUST AZ GOOD.

Don't allow anyone TO make you belisve any
ether remedy Y Just e {ood Ior sick hsadaeh:s e !:
not true. This % the only remedy In the world
that strikes at the root OF the disease on0
0flVo0 lt out Give it TRIAL.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23

Vsngler Bros druggists. Of waterloo. Iowa,
writei ave can With pleasure tay that
1Aess0s' 1ossotvtc OIL gives the BEST eat1sfac
6uVc viii have NO other. This remedy 70 Q
osrtain cure for all aches. sprains. ana p ans.
For oal0 By H. b. Cochran, druggist, LIT ana
~ North Queen street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23

". 4. clifford, pastor y. 3. church, Both
well, ont, vas fof two years spnsr with dys-
pepota in IT. worst form. until - he states
Slits became an aCtual burden" Chyoo bot
ti00 o. 1Nwdoek Bleed DStesrs cured him, an0
- tails ne In recent letter thAt he consioers
it the best family madeline now bofore the
oounlry for dyspopsiA ana liver complaint.
TOr 10 81 II. II Cochran. druggist, IN ana
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23

Do NOS MOVE 0iindly.
90 carefully in purchasipg medicine. Many
Advertised remedies can work great tnlury-
are wOgse than mono. Burdock Blood Bitsvs
ore purely vegetable pr reparatiou The ANAL.
est chud can take them. They Kill otseAse ana
cure tho patient In safe ana Kindly way. for
salo by II. y. Cochran druggist, " ana II
MOTH Queen street. Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23

sola evssyvAsss. rs!eA CufICusA, GO ,
fOffns DsVa ANS CHskicAL 90. BoS.
6sss6fsr ~aov 70 curs skin Dlssasss."
% pags0, @ illustFAtionS, ana 100 testamoniai1.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23

Why WILL YOU COUGH whsn shneAb
OuIS VIII ave immediate relief. Price 10 eta,
p ct0., and q. For sale by II. B. CocArAn, Drug
Gl6k 1o IN North Queen street (0
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23

I'm Bnss sAIvnin N the world fof CUT. bruises
9sapisd asssei q Gh,,bas,ns, CSsns; iS sna :.i ~
RSss&ctson. Or 81 nonsy rsfSndsG fsses
SCoaO per box. For sale by y. ,. OocnEaz,
Rssss: 1s:: IN ana u HossA 9Ssssas 9ssss'lss 'sil,ss't
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23

"eufered from rheum atism 20 badly had to
uss crutches, but thre them away After ap-
plying TAosNas' 1eisetrto on TO my limb3. !
no q i ei better than have tor years. y. L..
0ibbo. SO Elk street, Buffalo. n. Y. For sale
BY ii. b Cochran druggist ~ and II NORTH
0uoon street, Lancaster.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23

IRE REV. gro. q. THAYER, OF bourbon
Ina. oayS: BOth myself and vito owe our
llV0S 70 BaILOH'6 CON6UNrTlON RES,
Roe sale BY b. B. Cochran, Druggist, No. ~
IOrtS Queen street. Nl
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-01-23

sHILOHs CURE win immediats,y rslisvs
0rouD. Wh0oping Cough ana bronchttis. For
sals by H. b Cochran. Druggist No. lt7 NortA
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-07-03
ANNIVERSARY GRAFTON.
"THE WORK OF THE TEACHER, AN M
PoRTANT FACTOR IN LIFE"
Rev. A. A. Marshall, Of Anderson, 3.
c., Delivers an Address, which
DELIGHTS His Audience.

Prof. Bonner now introduced the anniver-
sary orator, Rev. A. A. Marshall, of Ander.
son, Mr.. Marshall intlmated that he would
speak only about 30 minutes, He said he
was not here ito shake rose bush" but TO
speak OF the actual duties Of life. He con-
| fessed a great partially the times like the
present. He said he would speak upon the
subject .The work Of the teacher an impor-
upon the conscientious teacher. Locstock
and Webster strewed flowers with lavish
hand upon the grave of the teachers.
The speaker said that the average mother
would make from three to four visits to the
dress maker to see II her daughters dress
would tit and yet this same mother never
went once TO see about the garment that Is to
clothe the mind Of that daughter. One OF the
greatest difficulties OF the age grows out Of
the spirit of the times. We want To go with
the rapidity OF electricity. We want our
children advanced too fast. We are anxious
for our children to return home with sheep
skin under their arm, when they have sheep
head on their shoulders. If 1t Is interesting
to watch the seed spring and grow up, how
much more interesting to watch the growth
OF II teacher for good. The teacher multiplies
his own life In the life Of others. Dear teach
or, your work will last when the marble or
brass monument shall perish in the dust.
The speaker then addressed some special
and eloq nent remarks to the graduates. He
eXhorted them to be careful or their charnc-
ter. Character IS what others know us by
and IL is wiint God knows us to be. Build
your character carefully. Thought. young la-
dies, Is delicate artist that Is ever smooth
Ing out wrinkl les and making the face beauti
full. Pure thoughts make beauty. Try to be
something more than meresy llabub of girl
that is made up of smiles and gggleS and
bangs. The world demands more Of women
than that she should spend her time in idle
ness. Rev. Marshall ''shook the rose bush"
most beautifully in tho last sentences OF his
address.
This was a splendid grafton. eloquent, prac-
ticnl, learned and well appauded throughout.
Hark They Come! was the grand anthem
that closed the 29th Commencement Of the
Due West Female College, In one grand burst
of song. Slowly Old Lindsay Hall emptied
itself and was once more left to the grandeur
NJ It's own silence r. s. G.
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w. Joel Smith & Son have just received q
car load Of very choice Flour-several differ.
ent grades, from Fancy Patent TO good
Family Flour, Is cheap now and they can sell
n good bnrrel of flour for less money than has
| ever been offered before. When in need OF
Flour, or when in town, call and look at their
ably Impressed with the quality and price.
Smith l. Son are Offering great bargains In
Flour.
We have Just received car load of Flour,
the best values for the money that we have
ever been able to offer to our customers. Call
and see US and be convinced. Smith u Son.
Flour! Flour!! Flour -! Smith & Son can
sell you any grade for very little money. \
large lot OF choice, fresh goods just In.
We can give you the best Flour for the least
money that was ever offered in AbbeV1lle,
Come and see for yourself Smith i Son.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-07-03
BRSKIyBS CENTENNIAL
The Gathering Together Of Her
Distinguished Sons.
CENTENNIAL DAY.
AN IMMENSE CoNcoURsE OF PEOPLE AS
sEMBLE TO SEE AND HEAR DIsTIN-
GUIsHED SONS OFF ERsKINE.

Former Gruuu0teS OI Tie SOAAckc ASAs
the Story of Her Rise, Her Pro.
eress, and Her Glorious Success..'
The Institution is Based OH the
Surest of Earthly Foundations, the
Hearts of the People.
June rs.
This is Centennial Day.
The proce ssion consisting OF the Board oi
Trustees, Faculty, Students, Alumni and all
line in the avenue in front of the main col.
lege building and under charge OF Major Ag.
new, IL veteran of the war. and also the chief
marshal. Mr.. ]. F. Calhoun, preceeded 6y the
tremendous audience greeted the arrival OF
the column at 10 O'Clock a. m.
The ushers distributed the following
Programme.
Poem by Rev. E. L. Patton, LII. D., Colum-
bia, s. C..
General Historical Address by Rev. D. G.
Phillips, d. D., Louisville, Ga.
Administration OF Rev. E. E. Pressly, d. D.,
by Rev. ]. o. Lindsay, d. D., Due West. ). =.
by Hon. C. b. Simonton, Covlngton. Tenn.
Address on Religion and Learning. by Dr.
Shearer, Pres, Davidson College, Nc.
Admlnistrston Of RSy E L AophaGIh, Patton, II Z
Administration Of Rev. W; NJ. Grier u. D.,
Wednesday Night.-Class Reunions.
Rev. j. A. Lowrey, of Selma, Alabama. In
voked the blessing Of our heavenly Parent
This Prayer was particularly appropriate 70
the occasion. A select choir under DR.. E. ID
Edwards composed Of young men sang that
grand anthem, 20 Sing Praise unto the
Lord"
Rev. E. l.. Patton, LII. D., Of the South Car
olina University was the first on the pro-
gramme. He presented an ode Of SURPRISING
Beauty, pathos and brilliancy. His ode was
delivered with splendid oratory and ful
effect. Almost every paragraph was roundly
Iapplauded. His classic illusions to the living
and the dead were unsurpassed. We pro
nounce this ode the crowning gem of DR.. Pat
tons fertile pen. In oratory, he surpassed
any of his former efforts.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-07-03
DUE WEST FEMALE COLLEGE.
AN ATTRACTIVE PROGRAMME, WELL
RENDERED.
The Presentation of DfpIOmas--.Itst
OF Graduates Distinguished
Guests... Essays, Music, Song.
DUE WEST. S. c.. June q. 1889.

DUE WEST, S. c., June 2, 1851
Commencement Day in the Female College.
"For softness she and sweet attractive
grace" l.. ,,u,.
of woman started the vehicles Of this and adj
iolning counties rolling into Due West to-day
as the sun in his chariot at early morn began
his ascension In the East. This is beautiful
ness Of sweet women, as, in charge of the chief
marshal, they file into the Lindsay Hall ut
nine and haif o'clock. sharp.
Prof. Bonner stepped upon the sta&
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d eGil tS the Faculty, and She gave ave he Goilsss
her D ndiyided interest and attention. ~ M
With tlfe College ever took any mors interest
in itS affairs than she did-no one retoicoo
more Its prosperity. The aiih5niness
with vii chsne Sns attended TO the dnt@d @edss}af cSM
Thonuh afvanced in years yet siie way in heras
place with nm falling regularity despite ne
burning s6n e summer and the wanah h ana
diction to the College. and her example an
Inspiration to the young ladies with ,Wnoms Z
she came In contact. - ~. Z N -
In 1879 Miss ]. v. LeGal, a lady Of inst ~ ~
Vocal Department. She was . magpidcmt
singer and good teacher, Snd put new Ai.,uie i,ieI
into that department OF ths College. Sno
was connected with the College about Yen
years. ~ &siR
RESIGNATION OF PRESIDENT KENNEDY AID
=. ,".. MRS. KENNEDY.
On account of the state of his hath EroE
Kennedy In the Spring Of lsS7 aspas,anrssea 81 ;so rse
lege, together with that Of Mrs. x. T. Kenne-
dy as Vice.Principal. These resignations
were reluctantly accepted. Alter Prof. iKen.5l
ssa ssa Ss Boars as q
MRS. BoNNER ELECTED PRINCIPAL.
On the 18th June, 1887, Mrs. L. n. Bonner
was elected as principal with Mr.. H. e. Bon
ner as Vice-Prfncipal. These positions they
hold to-day. That the Board were not 10
by the fact that the College was nsver in bet
ter condition than 1t is to-day. w
THE GROWTH OF THE COLLEGE.
The College has grown in many respects
from year to year. BEGINNING In @ modest
three room building, It now occupies attrac.
tive buildings containing hfty.two rooms.
teacher was needed, nov the music depart
ment demands nine pianos and three or fonr
teachers. The first Faculty consisted OF four
persons, now there are ten members OF the
THE GRADUATES.
The whole number Of gTsduatss is .,ts,ss three
ed over fifteep different States, every South
ern and South Western State beinf repre-
sented, with the exception OF Louisiana.
confined largely to the home circle and the
more quiet walks Of life. But tWo Of her
graduates have occupied more prominenE5
They are Mrs. Mary Galloway Gi6en who
gave her services and her life to the cause OF
the Master In the land Of the Pharoahs, and
MRS E%%s ss1se Mse Hantsa e sd rao n The Ae
+ The present Board Of Trustees Is as follows
Prof. ]. p. Kennedy, President. Y
Rev. J. N. Young,
Rsv. Rs;. " W I. 4. Maltisfis asissr,
J. E. Todd, ~
h. e. Bonner,
]. L. Pressly, sec'y and Treasurer;
ers. ''They have been earnest, capable and
efficient and thoroughly devoted 70 it IN.
terests." =
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.'nted post

Miss IDA DEyLIN has been appG "" f0''
master at Due West.
Miss ANNIE HILL Is visiting In ..,
White Brothers as usual have a..es N'
stockof White Trimmings and 00''
e,o ,,,.a ., s,z s,,zo dts for Sll.
sSo. suaIs to' Si2 1sonha~e,' Co.
,oo ~, 9, -. at great bar,
gains. p. Rose uherg & Co.
,,. ,ycd another
= &hlIe nave Just ,,eH,,ind get some
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1889-07-03
THE SPLENDID MONUMENT TO THE WIS
DOM AND PUBLIC SPIRIT OF
DR.. BONNER.
The Founders OF the institution
The Grand Success which Crown
ed Their Noble Efforts.
A Running Account of the Erection Of the
Building--.skstch of the Female 1nsti-
tuition -. Notes and Comments as 70
Teachers, Trustees, and others Connect
ed with the College.

The Due West Female College has history
of which all its friends may well be proud;
It's record has been open and honoraole, anu
nothing in all its history has occurred over
to make It acceptable to the public and pleas:
ing TO It's friends. For more than O quarter OF
century 1t has been the pride Of Ab6eviile
County, and blessing to the State AM ana' 'haen In,
wide and extensive, and always for gooo:
Cultivated Christian womanhood has been its
aim during all the years OF It's existence, ana
right noby has 1t carried out the purpose s,s i0s
and graduates have gone, ita beneficial effects
may be seen. Many towns and communities
ell over this Southland have felt, and are feel
Ing to-day, the influence OF TINS instltutloni' On
by having in their midst, ladies who have at
tended this College, and In quiet, unosten "a,
tious way are the leaders in every good WORD
and work and 1t is not out of place to say
those of any similar Institution wherever
they come In contact. Realizing with Noah
Webster that there Is no real education that
have ever labored not only for the enlighen-
ment of the mind but for the education OF the
heart. as we'll. They have sought to promote
not only learning but also virtue and religion,
is not lot what the world calls an educated wo-
man simply, but an educated Cnrlstlan "o'
man.
envy stood in the grove In the rear Of where
now stands the Associate Reformed Presby.
terian church. While doing q good work, this
school was necessarily limited IN It's held, ano
was confined largely to local patronage for It's
support. The people Of Due West felt the
need of a better school with more extended
course and one more firmly established. Sc
the citizens of Due West was called to dis.
cuss the matter of organizing Female
College at this place. The Idea was evidently
seen TO be good one, for the citizens at once
took hold OF the matter and ut that meeting
was elected the
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OUR COMMANDMENTS,
ERSKINB COLLEGE.
DIE WEST IN HER GLORY, AND IN HER
RICHEST ATTIRE.
Graduating Speeches OF the Young
Conference.-The BRccalaureate Ad.
dress by DR.. Grier...Students VINO
Won Distinction.
DUE WEST, S. c., June 25, 1Ss

DUE WEST, S. c., June %, 1881
This morning opens up gloomy and darK.
By ten O'Clock the clouds have somewhat MT
ed, and shows silver lining. In response 10
the cornet notes Of the Yorkville Band under
Professor Herndon, Lindsay Hall ubsn is WEI, tba
stage. for this is their graduation day. They
are manipulating men, all Of them-thir'
teen. s.uo,,
Alta mercy seat, where in old Lindsay han
Gods servants have, during the last haIiceH. g ~
tury, invoked the blessings Of Him VINO CIV.
eth literally to those who ask In 1aitn; me me
Rev. ]. L. Brownlee Of Alabama invoked ;ae tne
blessing of God upon the occasion In choice
petitions. The fiute-note OF the cornet rings
out again and the young men launch upon ot
their graduating efforts In great earnestness
By Special arrangementss the hey young memn men
bers of the Senior Glass occupied the rostrnm
in the morning and those Of the r EdRaeRaad Raa6
furnishing music for the former, ana tne
Greenville Band music for the latter;
Mr.. j. F. Calhoun, Jr., as chief with the foI,
lowing assitant marshals: w. w. Sadler, T.
+. Hope, 8. w. Reid, F. l.. Wooaru1, ..
Wideman, X. w. Alexander, hand out the
following
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TEACHERS.

Below IL given the names Of some OF the &
teachers who have been associated with the Il
Faculty OF the Institution, IN the Collegiate 81
department: is ,.- 8 ~ g
]. P. Kennedy, ~ eSse
Miss Elizabeth McQuerns, ~.
Miss A. Z. Morse, ~ g
Miss A. j. Nixon.
Rev. J.. Galloway. XII y, ~,
Miss Sallie Mcbride, 81 sgA ssss
Miss Lizzie Lathrop, :
Mrs. Kate Wtdeman, &
Miss NJ. E. Galloway, ~ : q Il;
Miss Lula Hawthorn, z sil;,5
Prof. Frederick Schmidt, ~
Miss Agnes Lacy, K, e.;tt s5ss
Miss LII Galloway. ~ y is q
Miss E. G.. Rooney, H, p sI4s
Miss D. L. CARRIER, 81 ! 3s
Miss ]. v. LEGAL, ~ s. '9
Miss r. N. True, 49,
Miss Ella Elliott x ~
Miss l.. A. ]. Stevens, ttlfs
~ Miss Clara Ba1lini, X Z -
| - Miss Ssllie Miller,
! Niss Galloway, Z:
Miss Miss Jennie SflSi, aas sssa.sp M. ].
/ Miss NJ. W. McDavid, 80 % =
| Miss NV. Edwards, ss9
| Miss Lila Newman. Ilfs;
Miss J. T. Clarke, ~ ~
| Miss A. X. Leftwich, III
! Miss NJ. A. Young. AZ. ~ & So
Miss Annie @. Crosby, ~ ly
Miss n. @. Watkins, 2sRy Z
Mrs. Anna Gaff. rtiS
| Miss F. c. Firor, IS
Mira. NJ. 4. Williams. i{
The Faculty for the next Collegiate year