The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-06-26

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The glowing exercises ofthe Union Graded
school took plsss last Wednesday and rhurs-
law evenings, Ia Nicsolson's Hall. /
: "Wednesday ssspin9s exercises were OPEN
cd with praysr8b by Rr. Walter I. Herbert.
Aeer Music, f6rnkhei BY the Arthur
String Band, ths srilg programme was
carried outs he
salutatory, ~ we,
/ ..Fslhssss V.Is diss lsssss Young.
emil rcspSrah hd6H1 Robert Nitltf
"1hs Face agaths, Ahe. Pane Miu Bes-
sic Robertson. Ss
Music. INN
-. .n. r.ci's'e' o''., 'in'n'" a'''
:. "as' as,nsa;, ss'sss d Nd Stuart" Miss Liz
.IA: South i. rising Bob @. Murphy.
"Ths School Girl Of IL Period" Mis-.
Bell Foster.
william Ten," Everett. (osey.
"Isssall for Bread and 81 Nter," Miss Mel
lie Miller. ..A
Music.
"Marsare. J. rrssson's AnSni oriboui."
Will Colton. 3v
''The Last Hymu." Miss Ki&ie Rice.
The Paptomi,ne, "Searohing for Happi
noss," WIS rendered. in q most e1cellant
manner. SeYsR gins Mers offered, oil Of
.A---~-~etq5s( sisSky sfter
which the school cbanted theLord's Pray er,
which closed the evenings entertainment
and the audience was dismissed with the
benediction by Rev. 8. R. Hope.
Thursday evenings entertainment was
opened with prayer bp Rev. b. c. LamI ley
A Concert Recitaton-"Choice Of Trade
was rendered by eleven little boys, which
was well donc, aud in which the TIMES had
o place.
| After music by the band, Rev. b. Allston
stepped to the front of the stage, ami in q
most happy manner, introduced to the audi.
ence, Prof F. ". Capers, of Charleston. WHIT
had been invited 10 deliver the Literary Ad
drcss before the School.
Prof. Capsrs selected as his subject
Popular Education" and being one of thu
most thorough Educator, in the State, it i
almost useless foftus to cay that he master
ed HIS subject -ttcsdwslled At length upon
tho Graded School System, showing its I'D
vantages over the old Common Schools.
Prof. Capers remarks were well timed an
full of wholcso 0 advice.
The Cali-thenio Drill, by class of fiftee,
young ladies was pronouuccd by veteran
of the old johnson Rifles, to be tho best h
had ever seen.
The Drill Closed the exercises Of the even
ing.
The young ladies had been thoroughly
trained in elocution aud calesthenics by Mis-
Annie Warren, ,tone of the assistant teachers
The Session OF the School that has jus
closed wns ont. of the moss successful 70
many years,
Prof. Creased the Principal isa thoroug
teacher and vi kgret to learn that he vii
not return. 4 made many warm friend
while bsxs, Vl spsret u part with him.
I --tt-'.'s-"sfFl sesedVf'
most eslimAh. stan ladies, .nd. IL
work iu their sessral de- epartments wa, mo.
! - -t--ss - ss-----
no I;o;. ohhAa sohS IN mine ous good good
Upion and. yoa will ,ivavs pH0 SDJ No s,ay ~ ~
store next door above I. e. Bailey's Furni
ture store. J. B. PORTER.
The Inspsctioni
Adj. and Iusu. Gan. rarlsv ;n.no, =.
johnson Rifle, tuesday ofter,oon - =.
Court House SQUARE.
Considerine. N thing, tho Comno,v mod
n very rood sS.v;no
little 4dsillins wvuld make til
Johnson nisss one Of the best Companies il
the S'sie..@. xs
Us.rrx.. n,,osr, - or
~ M. 90 DUB hA'
URY biLt---ykaEpegh, June 22.-It now turn
out that thsreasen why Rev. Baylus Cad
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