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TROY TIPS.
Happy Days-Delightful Program
Prizes for Children and Teacher
Excursion From Augusta.

Prizes for Children and Teacher
Excursion From Augusta.
Troy, s. c., July 8. 1894.
Rev. T. w. Sloan preached ole Of bis best
sermons last Sunday.
Mr.. ]. F. Wideman is off TO Tennessee to
attend the stock holders meeting OF lhe Noel
mills.
The guests OF our town last week, Miss FL
Ia McKellar, Of Green wood, Miss Matte Jen,
Greenwood, Mrs. Willie Bryson and dauah-
ter, of Ora, . c., Prof. D. j. Black we'll, of Due
West, and others whose names we did not
| learn.
The Clemson boys are all home for awhile.
Mr.. Archie Title will return with them
The line for the new county was run one
mile east Of this place last week. Troy will
i Miss Lizzie Harvley is with relatives in
Mrs. w. K. Jay and little Kate, returned
home from Mccormick last week.
Mr.. B. l.. Taggart is at home for a short
stay and will be glad to zee bis msny
| friends.
On Wednesday. the 4th, at ten o'clock the
excursion train rolled up TO the depot with
eight hundred Augustans; with merry hearts
| they all assembled In our beautiful park tina t
nature has adorned our town with. There
| were soon swings put up for the amusement
OF all. After dinner their attention was was
was quite an interesting game played between
Augusta and Troy.
Rev. I. W. Sloan will lecture on his trip
| to the Old World Tuesday night, July 18th.
II was the good fortune OF quite a number
of the citizen Of our town to be entertained
| by Mrs. J. T. Solomons in one OF her noted
musicales last Tuesday evening. Mrs. Solo,
Outzs, of Elmwood, who is an accomplished
performer. Too much cannot be said In
praise OF Mrs. s. and her pupils. They GER
taInly showed that In their instruction the
nd r,afI ho1 hna q
At $50 O'Clock the audience was treated to
the following program:
PROGRAM.
Night Blooming Cereus, Duett-A. p.
Schenerman by Mrs. Solomons and Miss Isa'
Rondo trio. o.Streabog.-Miss Dendy, Miss
Kennedy and Miss Dorm.
Old Folks at Home, Solo, Challoner-Miss
''Tarde TaranteIle. % Duet,, Malath-Mlss Dendy
Lilac Gaiop, Solo, c. Kinket-Mlss May Sue
Qui-vlve-Duett-W. CAM, Mrs. solomons
Resolution, Solo. Llchner Miss JAMIE
Depdy.
Walter OutZ.
Life has no power, vocal trio in "Belisa-
rlo"-Mrs. Solomons, Messrs. Bradley and
Sloan.
CaQaTy DCuOIIsuc, INV ocSht tA'oo bSheS
NJ lss Kennedy, and Miss Dorm.
Moonlight on the Hudson, Solo. WILSON,
Miss Isabelle Dendy.
Fandango, duett, H. Maylath-Mlss Dorm
and Miss Kennedy.
Norma, Solo, In Bellini-Miss Rena Ken
nedy.
Holy Mother Guide his Footsteps from Ma
rItana.-Mrs Solomons and Mrs. Outz.
Ginning Bells, Duet, Blake-M lss Isabelle
and Miss JAMIE Dendy.
SonJag's Waltz. duett, II HerZ-Mrs. Solomons
and Miss May Sue Dorm.
Home, Sweet Home, Solo, Mazurette-Miss
Isabelle Dendy.
Those who are at all familiar with the music
OF the day, will recognize In the above pro.
gram some very difficult music. Messrl.
Bradley and Sloan kindly assisted In the
vocal music which was sweetly rendered. In
the trio Life has no power" Rev. sloan s
sweet tenor, with Mr.. George Bradley's deep
full bass did credit TO the composer. Mr..
Sloan then delivered gold medal to Miss ls.
abele Dendy for obedience, diligence, and
perseverance,. In her music. which was Justly
deserved. In conclusion will say that we are
unanimous with Rev. Sloan when he said
zone more medal ls needed tonight and that
for the teacher" NICK.