The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1896-12-16
cLEMsoN'G F!RsT GRADUATES.
IJst Of tho Members of the Class and their
Theses.

The first annual commencement eN,
ercises Of the Clemson Agricultural
and Mechanical College commenced
Sunday and ended on Wednesday.
Being the first commencement Inc eN-
ercises were attended b.T many from
all parts of the State.
On Sunday al II O'Clock, IN the col.
lege chapel, the baccaIaureate sermon
was delivered; on Monday morning
the competitive drills took place, be-
ing followed by the regimentaI review
in the afternoon and an entertainments
bv the College Glee Club N the eve
ming.
at II o'clock oa Tuesday the annual
address to the literary societies was
delivered. % Wednesday, commence
ment day, the graduating orators was
heard. The following members OF the
graduating class read their theses:
AGRICULTURAL.
Gooding, p. H, Hampton, .fer, r,
manence of the American Republic.
Moore. ]. H., Abbeville, Progress
Of the South Since the War.
Moorman, T. H, R;chland, Con
centrate and Conquer" )"
Tillman, B. R., Jr., EIgeheld, IN
ternational Arbitration" ;"
Tompkins, f. g., Edgefeld, ''The
Friendship Of Books"
Turnioseed, B. r., Richland, Pow
er Of Conscience.
MECHANICAL.
Aull, B. NJ, Newberry, Pickett
Charge" .,, ,,n,o D, =
Earle, Z. P, Oconee, South Caro-
lima During the Revolution"
Hart, G. W., Orangeburg, Dan
gers of Democracy. -,
Klugh, W. W, Jr., AboevllIe
"Industrial Education" :"
Mauldin, I. NJ, Pickens, The Tru
> Citizen" en-.
Sease, L. A., Lexington, Part
, Organization Essential to RepuoIlca
J Government. ..n
$ Era"
l. MISCELLANEOUS.
n Other agricultural graduates al
1t 'li Blaine, j. M, Fairfield, "Nutrifc
e ton" or-
d Boulware, G. F., Newberry, "Ev
g luton" :" aro,
y mercial Fertilizers. -,
4 Folk, J. F. Colleton, Man and N
st ture." s.c,oo1
e. Hamilton, r. G., Union, "kelatl
'e. of Veterinary Medicine to hum
,h Health" u>7:.
he Robertson, B. F., Pickens, NIT
gs gen" ..rso r,,,
III V9S5Ha Vert, L. A., Edgefeld, The L
nd tory OF the Earth"
at Other mechanical graduates a
ID, Bowen, J. T., Pickens, design OF
*! K. w. Kapp dynamo.
he Brysnt, F. L., Spartanburg, des
he of is K. W. Manchester dynamo.
: Calhoun, p. n, Oconee, design
ip. IS K. W. Manchester dynamo.
es. Carpenter, w. r., Anderson, des
list of 20 K. W. Edison dynamo.
zen Chreitzberg. A. M, Charleston,
Tho sign of IS K. w. Kapp dynamo.
at Cothran, T. W., Abbeyille, des
we'd OF 25K. w. Kapp dynamo.
ice. Bowling. d., Bamberg, design
,me 80 K. w. Manchester dynamo.
lose Hunter, J. E., Lexington, des
ver of - X. W. Edison dynamo:
the Langley, P. G., Jr, Charleston
lose sign of 20 X. W. Edison dynamo.
,rth Lee, R. E., Abbeville, design c
brit X. w. Kapp dynamo.
ta;n Peeues. o. NJ, Marlboro desig
ners | - X. w. Edison dynamo.
tar. Simpson, J. g., Anderson, de
k at of 35K. W. Edison dynamo.
and Tindal, A. J F., Clarendon, deslg
sick 80 K. W. Manchester dynamo.
md Wardlaw, W. W, Aobeville, de
fer of 35 K. W. Edison dynamo.
= re- Those who will ofiiciate as mars
! for at the commencement exercises
all D. b. Henry, chief, and G. W: {
ogy, ry. w. II. McFadden, W. T. b
our T. R. Vogel, A. D. Talbert, '
lie US Sarratt and J. S. Garris, assistant
n be Mr.. T. q. Tuten is the preside
all the graduating class.