The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1894-09-06
WlNTHRO iS'S FAIR WINNERS.
Tho Pcrs"nnel of the Collage the Coming

SABslOr.
COLUMBIA, S. 9. Aug. 3O.-The com.
petitive examinations for the scholar
ships In each county in the Winthrop
Normal College were held on July II
last. The reports OF the results have
been very slow In coming in to the Su.
perintendent of Education. Nearly all
however, have now been received and
Superintendent Maylield yesterday
giving the personnel Of tho college for
the coming session, which begins next
month.
The list OF the winners by counties,
with postoilice address, is as follows:
Abbevillc-Eirst scholarship, Nellie
l.. Cochran, Abbeville; second scholar
ship, Julia McGhee, Greenwood.
Aiken-No report as to either.
Anderson-First scholarship, Margie
Major, Denver; second scholarship, LII
lie Boggs, Equality.
Barnwell-First scholarship, Hattie
l.. Newsom. Williston; second scholar
ship, Rosa Fishburne, Bamberg.
Beaufort-FirSt scholarship, Estelle
w. Rich ardsOn. Beaufort; second schol.
arship, Laura 9. Bellows, Beaufort.
Berkeley-First scholarship, tncum-
bent held over; no report rs to second.
Charleston-First scholarship, Julia
9. Steinmeyer, Charleston: second
scholarship, e. a. Dargan, Charleston.
Chester-First scholarship, Mamie
McAliley, Chester; second scholarship,
jamie Thompson, Chester.
Observation-Disclosures scholarship, Dora
Mclean, Cheraw; second scholarship,
Marion C. Godfrey, CheraW.
Clarendon-First scholarship holds
over; second scholarship, Janet Wells,
Jordan.
Colleton-Flrst scholarship holds
over; second scholarship holds over.
Darlington-First scholarship holds
oyer; second scholarship holds over.
Edgelield-ltirst scholarship holds
over; second scholarship holds over.
Fatriield-First scholarship holds
over; second scholarship holds over
Fl0rence-First scholarship, Nellie
Bristow, Florence; no report az to sec
ond.
Georgetown-First scholarship, Ma
ria II. HeriOt, Georgetown; second
scholarship, M. Meta Davis, George.
town.
Greenville-No report as to either.
IIampton-First scholarship, Hattie
Itghtsey, Brunson; no report as to sec.
ond.
Horry-Eirst scholarship, Lillian d.
Stalvey, Socastee; no report as to sec
ond.
Kershaw-First scholarship, Lena
lNrlIley. Camden; second scholarship
Lou M. Stover. Flat Rock.
Lancaster-First scholarship, Ella
Mackey, Lancaster; second scholarship
Mamie Slower, Oakhurst.
Laurens--First scholarship, Lizzie
Hunter, High Point; second scholar
ship, Emily N. Smith, Clinton.
| Lexington-First scholarship, May
llaltiwanger, Lexington, second schol
arship, Nina Henry, Lexington.
Marlon--First scholarship hold
over; second scholarship holds over.
| Marlboro--First scholarship, holds
over; second scholarship, Margie Nc
Laur1n, Mccall Station.
NeWberry-First scholarship, Emil
Scott, Newberry; second scholarship
Gertrude Simpson, Prosperity.
Oconee-First scholarship, Lizzie
Grant, Walhalla; second scholarship
Ene Stribling, Walhalla.
| rangeburR--First scholarship, Mag
gie Connor, Orangeburg; second schol
arahip, Edna Tatum, Bamberg.
Pickens-First scholarship, Jessie
Berry, Briggs; second scholarship
Emily Johnson, Easley.
| Bichland-Firsts scholarship, Il. Isa
| polio 1HHuohJ, SOlullDidj ScCOllu SCuOl
arship, Marion M. Means, Columbia.
Spartanburg-First scholarship, Bes
sic e. Floyd, Spartanburg; second
scholarship, B. $. Wright, Fairmont.
Sumter-First scholarship, Mary III
Sanders, Boykins; second scholarship
Linnie g. McIaurin. Sumter.
Union-First scholarship holds over
second scholarship holds over.
Williamsburg-First scholarship
holds over; second scholarship holds
| over.
York-First scholarship, Emma Ken.
nedy, Yorkville; second scholarship
Masgarot l.. Brice, Yorkville.
Iieheaded.
LONDON, Aug. 2G.-A dispatch from
Tien -Tsin to the Times says: An i'm.
perlal edict which has just appeared
condemns tho officers responsible for
the recent Outrages on missionaries ard
orders that they be beheaded. The
actual criminals arc rebuilding the
chapels and liberal compensation will
be given to relatives OF the victims.
Ill Hung Chang has expressed regret
to the British Minister. 1t Ia reported
in Yokohama that ilfty Japanese cam
phor-makers in FOrmOsa have been
massacIed.