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FT"., ... " The Press and Banner ABBEVILLE. S.C. .ZEEf-Publisheri every Wednesday at ?2 ft vpftr in julv'inpp Wednesday, Oct. 28.1391. Twelve "Prices, J) to 1 It is |i|-o|>(st'(l lo met a s-uiUil?l? Imildin^ at ?he Columbian Kxo'sitioii in wliieh to exhibit ?lie progress and work of the Christian Church and to bring together representatives of the various great religious Implies. It lias lioen sngtiested iliat sudi a place could be used for ioli?:i??t:s conferences, emigres.8! s, etc., ant! as headhunt ters for the Minion Hoanl", J5ible Societies, Chistian Endeavor Societies, Young Men's Christian Associations, Kpworth leagues and other similar organizations. The idea is an admirable one and we sincerely trust that it may be carried out. Governor Tillman instead of Iteing condemned, for "stiring up Citadel aflars is to be commended, we think for examining personly into work delegates to others. As the head of the State government, as one receiving a public trust" it is surely his duty to fulfilll that trust as for as in him lies, and that is best done by personal effort. It is uo impeachment, of the integrity of the board of visitors? this personal inspection by the Gov. ernor of Citadel affairs. John Hoey and Clapp Spooner have been desposed from the Presidency and vice-Presidency respectively of the Adams Express Company for irregularities extending over a long term of years. A case was brought against the Strett Car Company of Columbia ^ ^^jJororueltvtt) animals, but the Mayor Mr. H. R. Oliver of Brooklyn, diid sudu^rif^aftmslti his room on Main St., Columbia, October 18. Nashville felt a slight seismic (lis IUIIMIIVC WtlUUCI. X<J Damage to Trinity College. Saturday night about 11:30 the tower and central part of the main building of Trinity College, at Durham fell in. The cause )f the catastrophe is variously given ; we hope to present the case fully next week. The loss will be several thousand dollars aud will fall, we fear, on the church. Dr. Crowell, however, says it will not delay the opening of the college, nor materially hurt the facilities for work. ?Raleigh Christian Advocate, Aug. 12. The Laws ok War.?The laws of war are like snakes in Irelaud. There are none. Martial law, in the words of the Duke of Wellingion, is merely will r\f 111 nmnmann He does absolutely what he likes, so long ashy doing he can permanently disable his adversary and force him to surrender. All he has to do to justify his conduct, no matter how cruel aud barbarous that conduct may be, is to plead military exigency, or the so-called law of miiiiary reprisals, as his excuse.?Concord. *S0- Money For The Militia.?The Secretary of War, with the approval of the President, lias made the following allotments of money to the variousStates and Territories for arming and equipping militia on basis of representation in Congress; Alabama, $9,214; Florida, $3,680; Georgia, $11,057 ; Mississippi, $8,292; North Carolina, $10,135; South Carolina, $8,292; Tennessee, $11,057; Virginia, $11,057. These are funds available 011 1st of July next. If a poison has been accidently swallow ?d, instantly drink a pint of warm water in which has been stirred a teaspoon full of sail and one 01 two of mustard. A half glass of sv 1 t I 1 v/-v? wl ri?? ntn 11 it 11/111 VM1 ?IJI IVliUVl JIWI.-UUS harmless. There are many simple and effective disinfectants, among which are: coffee pounded and burned on an iron plate, sugar burned ou hot coals, vinegar boiled with myrrh and . sprinkled on the floor ami furniture of a sick-room. The largest Sunday-school in the world is iu Stockport, England; it began in 1804- It now contains 5,000 pupils and 440 teachers. It has registered during its jjxb-tence 7,000 scholars and 3,500 teachers. Dr. Newman Hall, the noted English Coujiregatioualist divine, is seventy live years old. The famous tract, "Come to Jesus," of which he is the author, has had a greater sale than almost any other religious work, excepting the Bible. Several million copies of it have been printed. and it has been translated into more than thirty languages. By the joint invitation "Revs. S. D. Vaughan, pastor Columbia City Mission, and L. L. Pickett, missionary in charge of Gospel Mission, the full meeting of the South Carolina Holiness Association willlbe held in Columbia,??. C., at the Gospel Tabernacle, or under the tent, as may be hereafter deter mined, commencing October 10 to 25, inclusive. London*, Oct.14.?The storm is the most terrific within recent memory. The damage in many parts of the country is very great Many old trets in London parks are blown down, and d mbtless many disasters at sea will be reported. ManyJ' chimneys and signs in London have been blown down and a number of people injured. The great d.er at Folkestone has been badly pamaged. Channel steamers have suspedded. Tiie vote of twenty conferences (church North) on the question of admitting women to the General Conference, gives 854 for, and S15 against admission. The foreign ministers to China threaten naval action unless the Chinese government shall make reparation for attacks on foreign residents in China. The five States of Iowa, Kansas, Illinois, Nebraska and Missouri produce filly one-half of the corn crop of the United States. THE DUE WEST FEMALE COLLEGE. LIST OF GRADUATES FKOM ABBEVILLE'S MOST NOBLE .INSTITUTION, a Deceased, b Partial Graduate, c Missionary. Xante. To Whom Married. Present Address. 1801. Miss Louisa J. Galloway., .; Due West. S. C Miss Mary E. Galloway ft c Hey- John GifTen Cairo, Egypt Miss Dannie Jones Mr J. B. Me Williams A lien ton t Ala Miss Evelyn P. Jones n Mr. J. T. Dale Allenton, Ala Miss Lizzie J. Young Mr. T. F. Neville Camden, Ala 1802. Miss Lucy J. Calvert ......Mr. J. Thomson Abbeville, S. C Miss Maggie R. Cameron a ' Newberry, S. C Miss E. Jennie Dale a Rev. J. A. Lowry Crenshaw, Ala Miss Mattie Drennan Mr. W. E. Henderson Verdcry, >S. C Miss M. Belle Grier * Rev. J. E. Martin* Covington, Ga Miss E. J. Hawthorn a Rev. J. A. Lowry Crenshaw, Ala Miss M. Bello Hemphill a Mr. A.J. McQuinston Monteello, Ark Miss Ettie Presslv a Dr. D. W. Patton Newberry, S. C Miss Sal lie M. Wideman Mr. J. E. Bradley..... Troy, S. C Miss J. Young Rev. E. P. McClintock....Newberry, S. C. 1863. Miss M. Fanni e^Bradley Mr. D. W. Jay ....Nradlevs, S. C iss I Josic Ban on.''. .1 )r?<^lln it . ... J. /.. Hill, S. C Miss Eugneia Brewton -. Gen. It. It. Hemphill, Abbeville, S. C Miss Rebecca J. Drennan Mr. Samuel Agnew Due West, S. C Miss Mary 0, Lindsay Mr^G. Tennent Augusta. Ga Miss M. Agnes McDill Mr) W. T. Leslie Clover, S. C 1865. Miss Annie M. Burriss a Mr. J. H. Clark Anderson, S. C Miss Mary J. Clinkscales a Level Land, S. (' Miss Jane K. Holloway a Mr. Alex. Parks ,Chapells, S. C Miss Ellen S. Jones Mr. J. S. Mc Brvde Allenton, Ala Miss M. Amanda Pratt n Dr. J. A. Robinson Due West, S. C Miss Snllie Roberis Mr. J. S. Anglin Atlanta, Ga Miss Mary E. Self Mr. W. L. Talbert ltehoboth, S. C Miss Mattio E. Stalnaker.. Mr. Wm, Agnew Greenville, S. C 1866. Miss Nannie J. Allen Mr. Jas. McDonald Snapping Shoals, Ga Miss Julia Burroughs Anderson, S. C Miss Carrie L. Biown Mr. H. C. Mosely Prosperity, S. C Miss S. Lizzie Burriss Mr. T. M. Cater Anderson, S, C Miss S. Lizzie Cowan Dr. D. P. Holloway Americus, Ga Miss R. Lizzie Jennings a Mr. L. W. Lyon Dorn's Mine, S. C Miss Itosa A. Renwick ; ...M. A. Carlisle, Esq., Newberry, S. C Miss Ella A. Stalnaker Mr. James Penn Callison, S. C Miss Corrio A. Watson Dr. D. S. Watson Anderson, S. C Miss Jane W. Wideman a Indian Hill, S. C 1S67. Miss Carrie E. Aull Minneola, Texas Miss Dollie J. Boozer Helena, S. C Miss Mary F. Boozer a Dr. R. R. Barro Clinton, S. C Miss Mary A Brownlee Mr. W. T. Cowan ..Due West, S. C Miss May B. Chalmers Rev. C. S. Young Orleans, Fla Miss J. Belle Connor a Mr. L Bird ; Miss Savannah P. Ellis a... .'. I)l|o West, S. C Miss Laura E. Grier Rev. G. R. White Griffiths, N. C Miss Talulah E. Hawthorn Mr. It. C. Brownlee, Sr....Duo \Vest, S. C Miss Mary E. Henry Mr. W. M. Markham Due West. S. C Miss Vice P. H. Jennings Dr. W. .T. Holloway Chapells, S. C. Miss Mattio A. Lvon Rev. I). W. Loath Tipton, Tenn Miss Lizzie E. Rii-lmy Mr,J.M.Luttiell.Strawherry Plains,Tenn Miss Virginia E. ltutledge a Mr. W. T. McDonal Abbeville, S. (J Miss Huldah A. Tompkins Mr. Frank Warren Johnstons,S. C 1H??. Miss Mary 15. Black Mr. John Ross Charlotte, X. C Miss Maggie J. Boyc? Mr. .John Elliott Hebron. N. C Miss F. Bessie Caldwell Mr. I). K. Norris Hickory Flat, S. C Miss Dollio P. Chalmers a Mr.JJ. Y. Thompson Newberry, S. C Miss Mattie C. Clark a Mr. W. L. Spearman Newberry, S. C Miss M. Lois Grier Rev. D. B. Pressly Due West,S.C Miss Callie Holloway Dr. J. A. Self. Limestone, S. C Miss Mollie E. Lites Mr. J. H. Latimer Greenville, S. C Miss M. Susie Matthews Mr. John Partlow Kirkseys, S. C Miss Emma E. Hon wick Dr. K. C. Carlisle Newberry S, C Miss Aggie L. Sharpton Mr. J. W. Ellis .Due West, S. C Miss Mattie B.Smith Mr. II. S. Shumate Brewerton, S C Miss Vice C. Self Mr. J. M. Dorn Dornville, S. C Miss Claudia C. Sullivan a Mr. A. Hulf Brewton, S. C Miss M. Ida Williams a Mr. J. W. Sample llopowell, N. C 1860. Miss Jauie C.'Brice Mr. James Caldwell Wellridge, S. C Miss Lizze Chiles Mr. G. W. Sullivan Williamston, S. C Miss JanieE. Cook Mr. J. J. Swain Bdertteld, S. C Miss Ida F. Devore Dr. W. S. Sheppard Kirkseys, S. C Miss M. Corrie Dickson Dr. J. W. Douglas Plant City, Fla Miss Ella E. Dorn Mr. George Jennings Friendship. Ga Miss Bessie H. Durst Mr. C. A. Arl ington Kirkseys, S. C Miss Minnie A/Linsday Kev. H. C. Fennell Due West, S. C Miss Mattie A. Sharp Mr. \\ . J. (iillespie Lowell, ivy Miss Eliza A. Sitton Mr. D. H. Shields Atlanta, Ga Miss Mamie A. Stuart Greenville, S. C Miss M. Belle Tompkins Mr. Author Dean Meeting Street, S. C 1870. Miss Sallie J. Agnew Mr. W. P. Norton Bethany, Miss Miss Florence C. Allen a Mr. W. W. Johnson Fruit Ilill, S. C Miss Bernie O. Bowen Er. T. P* Milford Abbeville. S. C Miss JennieM. Chalmers Orlaens, Fla Miss Virginia C. Cox Mr. I>. S. White Sherman, Tex Miss S. Lou Devore Mr. W. L. Durst Greenwood, S. C Miss A Carrie Haddon Mr. Robert Mayes Oakwood, 'lex Miss Mamio T. Hamilton a Mr, R. E. IIill.1 Abbeville, S, C Miss Julia F. Jennings n Mr. James F. Peak McCroinick, S. C Miss Ida C. Jones..,. Mr. J. C. Pritchett Camden, Ala Miss Bettie L. MeDill a Mr. li. A. liryson Bethany, Miss Miss Ella V. Miller Due West, S. C Miss Jennie A. Miller Col. J. T. Robertson Abbeville, S. C Miss JanieB. Morrah Mr. John Moore Ninety-Six, S. C Miss Mamie E. Morrah * Widemans,S. C Miss Mamio V. Reid Mr. G. C. Pusonberry Abbeville, S. C Miss Sallie E. Ross Mr. C. G. Haddon New Orleans, La Miss Flora J. Todd Mr. H. M. Young Due West, S. C Miss Martha B. Wideinan Rev. R. F Bradlo3' Troy, S. C Miss Lit a J. Wilson Mr. Joseph Liddell Learned,Miss Miss Lucy T. Strother Mr. li. N. BarksJalc Ydarsbcrg, Ga 1871. Miss Kittie L. Bonner Rev. W.T.Waller Livingston, Ala Miss Mattie C. Boyce Mr. L.W. Hunter Sardis, N. C Miss Ellen M. Clinkscales a Mr. J. I>. Sullivan Greenville. S. C Miss Essie N. Devlin Rev. J. li. Muse Verdery, S. C Miss Taylor N. Hines a Mr. W. C. Jones Camden, Ala Miss Laura J. Gaulden Mr. J. C. Bailey (ireenville, S. C Miss Albina MeLaurin Mr. E. 1*. Willis. McCalls, S. C MissEflie E. MeLaurin Mr. Rod MeLueas Clio,S. C Miss Mattie L. Norris Mr. J. W. Thompson Anderson, S. C Miss Dora S. Reeder a Mr. J. II. Dorroh Newberry, S. C Miss M. Satilla Itenwick n Newberry, S. C Miss JuliaS. Rice Williatnston, li. C Miss Lizzie B. Sitton Rev. I>. <4. Caldwell Statesville, N. C Miss Mary M. Thompson Mr. W. II. MeDill <>ra, S. C Miss Lorena B. Jennings Mr. J. Me. Jones Rosebud. Ala 1872. Miss Alice E. Adams Mr. 10. B. Benson Hartwell, Ga Miss Nettie M. Barr Rev. W. 15. Barr Tillers Forry, S. C Miss Maggie S Briee a t? Chester, S. C Miss Janie E. Grier a Mr. J. 10. Todd Due West, S, C Miss Carrie T. Henry Dr. G. B. White Chester, S. C Miss Dorcas W. Henry Dr. B. L. Strange \aldosta, Gu Miss Josie M. Jennings Mr. R.S. Boazman Chappells, S. C Miss Ida R. Johnson 1.10. Breazcalo, Er<| \ndei\son, S. C Miss Jane I. Kennedy Mr. J. A. Brice Wiunsboro, S.C MissLila R. Knnerly Mr. Alan Johnstone Newberry, S. C Miss Maggie L. Kennerlv Dr. T. E. Todd Laurens, S. C Miss Dora J. Pitchford.... Mr. J. C. Miekler Walhalla, S. C Miss AdaS. Prather Mr. Barry King Atlanta, Ga Miss Lizzie M. Quigg a ..Conyers, <?a Miss Para N. Saxon Mr. S. H. Moore Harrells, A a Miss Belle 10. Saxon Mr. R. C Moore Harrells. Ala Miss Mary 10. Thompson b Mr. II. T. Boyd Cornwells, S. C Miss Sallie L. Turner Vu,I?.Vl J11 I Miss Euginia II. Walker Mr. J. C. Bates Lake C lty, J'la 1873. Mlaa Kmmn.T. \f<-T)ill h Rnir. J. S. A. Ilnntnr Cindad del Ma Estado San Louis Postosi, Mexi< Miss Jessie M. Rabb Rev. W. H. Millen Cotton Plant, Mi; Miss 1 i la II. Sparks .Mr. J. M. Powers Newberry, S. Miss Lela J. Strain Mr. 1). M. Oeorge Wills Point, To Miss Miittio C. Talbert '. Mr. R. Williams Limestone, S. I Miss Rosalie V. Walker Mr. R. 1-'. MoCaslan Ninety.Six, S. j Miss Mollio 10. You up Rev. II. M. Henry Allenton, A IS7J. I Miss Mollio A. Ron nor Mr. J. f>. Brownlee Duo We.se, S. I Miss.lnsie A Price n Rev. .1. Galloway Yorkville, S. Miss A lire V. Jackson Mr. J. IT. Brook* Level L:ind, S. ' Miss MagpieM. Nance Mr. J. It. C. Dunn Level Land, S, 1 Miss Lizzie 15. Patterson Mr. J. T. Roberts Laurinburg. X. 1 Miss la inie M. Prosslv Mr. W. T. Bradley Troy, S. ! Miss M:iggie J.SIiiw a Mr. R. M. lluev Winnsboro, S. I Miss 1011 a V. Westtield Mr. II. P. Mdlwain Abbeville, S. i Miss Rebecca A. Wvso Ira H. Jones, Esq Lancaster, S. I Miss Kittle Yonpue'n Mr. J W. Caldwell Yongucsville. S. I 1875. Miss Fannie S. Bradley Tho*. P. Thomson, Esq Vbbeville, S. Miss Ella M. Brioo ..Rev. S. L. Morris ..Macon,C Miss Lizzie M. Clinkscales a Mr. \V. C. Sberrard Modatlsville, S. Miss Nettie L. Douglass Mr. W. E. Marion Statesville, N. Miss Ella J. Elliott Mr. R. C. flooding Winnsboro, S. Miss Julia M. Johnson. .Walhalla, S. Miss S. Janio Lemtnon Winnsboro, S. Miss Ilattie M. Mcllwain Mr. .1. C. MeDow Lancaster, S. Miss Emma II. McMullen Mr R. S. Ilill Anderson, S, Miss Lucy J Moore Mr. W. W. Mars Cokesbury, S. Miss Lula X. Norris Mr. W. D. Simpson Anderson, S. Miss Katie K. Patton Mr. W. II. Flenniken Winnsboro, S. Miss Nina Rabb Winnsboro, S. Miis Mallio Wardlaw Mr. J. L. Kennedy Widemans, S. Mis*|Lizzie J. White. Chester. S. Miss Anna M. Young Hue West, S. 1876. Miss Laura A. Devlin Mr. M. Cogburn Ridjre Spring, S. MissKittio I. Haddon Mr. M. 13. Clinkscales Due West, S. Miss Georgia C. Kennedy Mr. W. H. Britt Sandovcr, S. Miss Mary J. Kennedy a Mr. W. N. McAuley Pendleton, S. Miss Janie M. Lauderdale Mr. T. P. Bryson 'Winnsboro, S.^ Miss Macio 15. Lee Rev. W. O.Crchran Millersburg, lv Mis*: Alice E. Litos Mr. G. ('. Bradley Troy, S.^ Miss S. Belle MoLurkin a Rev. R. D. Perry Fl Miss Anna I. Miller I>ue West, S. Miss Mary E. Shaw Mr. T. If. Ketchin Winn'-boro, S. Miss Lida F. Todd..-. Rev. C. L. Stewart Pelzer, S. Miss M. Willie Watson Mr. S. J. Bryson Highland Home, S. Miss Maggie J. Yongue L. C. Caldwell, Esq Statesville, N. 1877. Miss CirrieC. Bonner '. Mr. B. H. Gardner Fairfield, Te Miss Lela M. Brice V. Due West, S.' Miss Emma L. Christian Rev. R. M. Stevenson Bethany, S. i Miss Savannah P. Ellis Mr. H. 0. Huey Idaville, Ten Miss Lillie E. Helper Prof.W.D.Vinson...Davidson College,iNj Miss Josie LeGal b Mr. J. L. Presly Due, West, S. i Miss Alice McClung Mr. H. E. Moore Mammoth, \ Miss Sallie L. Miller b A. G. Brice, Esq Chester, S. I Miss Eugenia E. Reid Mr.?Turnage Newberry, S. ' Miss Nettie Speer Mr. H. E. Bonner Due West, S. < Miss Julia J. Todd Prof. J. I. McCain Due West, S. < Miss SallieT. Wideuian Dr. W. P. Addison Greenville, S. < Miss O. Wilson Greensburg, Im 1878. i\r i ss J a 11 l^Ch i^e *..... r I )ii <m rj! r!T' ^ < Miss Maggie Marion " Ric'nburg, S. Miss Fannie E. Mills Mr. James Caldwell Blackstoreks, S. Miss M. C'orrie Peden Mr. W. P. Anderson....Westminster, S. Miss Minnio E. Roddey a Woodward, S. Miss NannieS. Steward Mr. A. S. Paden Fairview, S. 1870. Miss Ena E. Agnew Mr. P. M. Sullivan Cokesbury, S. Miss Janie E. Davidson Mr. Augus McGilvary Birdston, IV Miss M. Bernnie Edwards Mr. J. D. Taylor Craigsville, S. Miss Maggie Elder Winnsboro, S. Miss M. Lola Galloway Mr. J. A. Devlin Due West, s. Miss Annie B. Galloway Rev. S. W. Haddon Spottswood, V Miss Ida K. Gaulden Mr. S. M. Davis Ninety-Six, S. < Miss S. Janie Henry -Mr. T. G. Patrick White Oak, S. Miss Gussie L. Hood Mr. R. T. Blake Greenwood, S. Miss Addie M. Lowry Rev. E. P. Davis Winston, S. < Miss Belle McClnng ..Rev. J. M. Todd Due West, S. Miss Maggie L. Myers Mr. M. L. Patteson Blanche. Teni 1880. Miss Jennie R. Anderson Mr. E. S Kennedy Due West, S. Miss Fannie M. Brice Mr. A. B. McCaw, Due West, S. Miss Lois E. Doulass Mr. W. L. Tirnmons Statesville, X. Miss Leunie Jay Dr J. P. Robinson McCormick, S. Miss Fannie J. Morrah Mr. W. H. Kennedy Trom, S. Miss Emma L. Xeel Dr. L. N. Kennody Troy, S. Miss Etiie L. Pressly Prof. P. L. Grier Due West, S. Miss M. Kate Ranson Iluntersville, N. Miss Hattie Young Mr. J. E. Todd....: Due. West, S. 1881. Miss Johnnie P. Abney Mr. J. T. McLees Greenwood, S. Miss J. Irene Bradley Mr. J. W. Morrah Mt. Carrnel, S. < Niss Josie G. Chiles Mr. W. G. Calhoun Greenwood, S. Miss Xanie J. Edwards Mr. J. E. Taylor Lancaster, S. Miss Mapgie E. Hood Dr. J. H. Williams Due West, S. Miss M. Essie Johnston Mr. J. E. Brown Atlanta, G Miss Mary A. Johnston Mr. M. L. Board Cleveland, Ten Miss Mamie K. McCaughrin n Mr. <). Melt, lloltnos Newberry, S. Miss Mary"E. Maflatt Rev. J. T. Curry McMinnville, Ten Miss A. Nina Munnerlyn a Mr. W. C. Abbey AugustaG Mjss Mattie A. Phillips Louisville, G Miss M. Ellio Reid b Rev. John W. Moore Kochi, Japa Mr. Carrie V. Sease Dr. C. T. Wycli Prosperity, S. Miss Popio B. Strother Dr. C. B. Cowan Duo West, S. 1882. Miss Rebecca Boyce b Mr. W. P. Wideinan Troy, S. Miss Mary Dell Callisoti Rev. C. D. Waller Buffalo Forge, V Miss Julia R. Henry a Duo West, S. Miss Claudia I. Trvin a Mr. A. E. Love Yorkville, S. Miss Laura J. Johnson Prof. J. G. Baird Easly, S. Miss Amanda B. Lee Due West, S. Miss Mary K.Lynn Kicnourjf, s. Miss Mollie W. MeDavid Due West, S. Miss M. Jennie Moffi-tt Kiv. T. D. Latimer Chattanooga, Ten Miss Maud M. Mofl'att Dr. W.C. Pressly Rivers, Ten Miss Lnva K. Patton I) Mr. William Miller Eufaula, A Miss Palmetto K. Pinkerton Mr. J. M. Matthews Flemington, F Miss Maggie F. Robinson Mr. Gray Boulware White Oak, S. Miss Sue L. Sparks b Mr. I). M. I). McLeod Blenheim, S. Miss Carrie L. Todd Mr. J. O. C. Fleming L urens, S. Miss Mamie F. Wicklitr. Bowman, G Miss MolliuG. Williams Mr. (). B. Brown Blythe, G Miss S. Km ma Woodrufl". Mr. C. C. Wood ru 11' Jacksonville, F Miss M. Jennie Kdwards- Due West, S. Miss J(Tnnio M. Grier Rev. J. S. Mofflitt Chester, S. Miss Marv 15. Guyn Mr..W. A Todd Due West, S. Miss Lizzie X. Lipfnrd b Mr. S. S. MeCormiok Xew River, "V Miss Tiiz/.io I. McKlvy Mr. George Stott Whigham, G Miss Mary II. Miller Mr. J. T. Bigham Chester, S. Miss Xellic A. Pressly Troj?, S. 1SSJ. Miss Eunice (J. IJell b Mr. W. E. Younts Pineville, X. \ti?? Cnrrin !<' Itimllnv. I. ('. Kluerh. Eso Ahhfiville. S. Miss Anna M. Brieo 'lev. J.AV . B iirdf, Atoka, Ton Miss Jiinie K. Bryson Ora, S. Miss Susio N. Calhoun...^ Due West, S. Miss iva A. (Jook Iva, S. Miss S. Adii Cowan Wideinans, S. Miss Leila 1'. Cowan ltev. C. E. Todd Charlotte, X. Miss Theresa R. Davenport Cross Hill, S. Miss Bessie L. Duffle Mr. Joseph Lindsay Chester, S. Miss A. Lula Klliott Itev J. lv. MeAlpine....Iiuntersville, N. Miss Ida Kennedy b Mr. J. E. Meek Yorkville,S. Miss Julia F. Kennedy u Hev. B. II. Grier OKcte, M Miss Anna I. La than I to v. T.B. Stewart Paint Lick, K Miss BertaII. Little b Hev. J. S. Mills Louisville, G Miss Maggie I. Mell wain Mr. L. A.Gallant Griflitlis, N. Miss Nannie B. Nance a Mr. J. J5. Hawthorn Duo WestS. Miss JennieS. PenpUs Culleoka, Ten Miss Minnie 11. Peoples Culleoka. Tei Miss Lilie It itch lord Yorkvllle.S. Miss Matlie L. Strong Mr. David Tinkler Atokii, Ten Miss Leila M. Wardlaw Mr. J. C. Kennedy Wideinans, S. Miss Minnie C- Wharton Mr. T. J. Bowmans Moflatisvllle, S. MissSaUte -I. White Chester, P. Miss Euplieniln I'. Woodson Mr. M. W. Branch Cameron, Tc Miss Lctlm Yonguf Fort Lawn, S. 1885. Miss Jessie II. Cell b W. L. McDonald, Esq Yorkvllle, R. Miss Addie CaldwH( Newberry, S. MIsb Maggie C. Caldwell Mr..). O. Erwin Spartanburg,S. .Miss Lizzie M. Chalmers Dr. W.C. Brown Newberry, S. Miss Bessie Z.?'ox Mr. M.O.Donald Duo \V'est,S. Miss Sal lie L. 1 ?om ini? k Mr. E. B. Cook Prosperity. S. Miss Eugenia M. Douglass Albion, S, Miss LlllleHearst Verdery.S. Miss Lilla B. Ketrhin Wlnnsboro. S. Miss Mell Lathan Due West, S. Miss It. Y. Mills Snapping Shoals. C Miss M. Eunice Mitchell Mr, It. U. Urlee Woodward,S. Ml<s Maggie L. Moll.ilt b Mr. Oscar Koes RIchburg.K. Miss Anna 11. Mofliut t> Rivers, Ten Miss Belle II. Neil Troy.S. Miss Julia K. st rot her Chappells, S. Miss Lola A. Teague Newberry, S. 1880. j Miss Lizzie M. liclk It Dixie,S. I MtssS. Lcona Blake Greenwood, S. Miss Lutie.l. Brice Hev. J. P, Knox Longwood, \ ' Miss Carrie E Calhoun Due West, S. | Miss Claudia E IMIs Mr. W, E. Bell Abbeville, S. i Miss Emma L. Fleming b Orn,S. i Miss Etila L, Haridon a Duo West, S. Miss Maggie L. Ilaile Flat Hock, S. ! Miss Ina J. Klrton (ieors;etown, S. Miss Lizzie B. Miller Dr. J. B. Bighain Blaekstoeks, S. i M iss Sal lie E Patrick a White Oak, S. Miss Julia Phillips b Mr. W. W. Abbot Louisville, Ci ' Miss A llie L. Pruitl Mr. C. M. Cllnkscales Antreville, S. 1 Miss Clara L. Sharp Mr. M. M. Mattison Donalds, S. Miss May L.Tenune Mountvllle, S. Miss Bessie N. Thompson Mr. Sain Fleming Ora, S. Miss Nannie W. Todd Due West, S. , Miss Carrie It. Tornpklus Col. J. W. Butler Chattanooga, Ten 1887' Mlss-E?Ble Belts Mr. Walter Pntton Rlchburg, S. C ,x Ml"" Jessie T. Bonner Dr. J. H. Jones Allenton, Alft . " :o miss Carrie Bov?? Gostorla. N. c ' ss Miss Macl" A. Brlce Uev. J. U. Moffatt Rlchburg, S. C r MifR El In Carroll Yorkwllle,S. c Miss Lllla L.Cowan Doe West.S.c MIrs Knla Dale.. Allenton, Ala ^ MhH Addle D. Drennan RlcbburgS.C '-"BIB v ,>n*n .-iiunr i/nme .ur. .jaines n. ureen Columbia,8.C la Ml*" !' Ellen Edwards Due West, 8. C Miss Jennie Erwln Erwln*,q.C Miss Mmry J. Erwln Erwlns, s. C '"^3? Miss Cora B. Haddon b Mr J.s.Sibley Augusta Ga '... (' Ml?m Mamie Heard Mr. E. P. Lipscomb Rldgeway, S. o (' Mis* Snllie E. Kennedy Due West,'8. c . 3 Miss Nannie H. La than Mr. J. P. Mills Mooresvllle, 8. C ?3 Mis'5 Susie M. Lee - Due West. 8. C - 'A?aa ,i Miss 11. Lindsay Chester, 8. C ' ' Miss Mary J. Madden Winnsboro.8. C < Miss Carrie K. MufTett ; Silver Street, R. C C Mis* Lizzie B Marl In Rlchburg, 8. C C Mls8 Bessie M. Mitchell l? Woodward,8.C *-*' f. Mis* Mary W. Pearson Due West, 8. C VT JsSi y' Ml-s EcininnC. Perrln Abbeville,8. C ' ( Miss Lizzie B. Pierce Clay Hill, 8. C Miss Susie Pressly Mr. W. A.Smilb Troy.Tenn MissSallie 0. Puah >.... Prosperity, 8.0 C Miss Eliza M. Scott Yorkville,8.C Miss Nannie G. Scott - Yorkville,8.C ' VXX& " Miss I.lille A. Soase b l>r. A. J. P. Julian Prosperity, 8. C * ' Miss ^ailie G, Sitton Due West, 8. C C Miss Susie W. Whiteside Richburg, 8. C (j Miss Janle M. Wideman Rev. I). G. Phillips Prosperity, 8. C c 18**. ; r Miss Lila A. Bowie Dne West,8. C V, Miss Fannie L. Gerk Mr. J. C. Wlllford Greenwood.8.C -P V Miss Stella Hamilton Chester, 8. C C Miss Nina E Prudy Mr. Frank Kerr -..Lulah, S C C Miss Sue A.Shannon Yorkville, 8. C K'-Jwl ^ Miss Jennie E. White Chester,S. C --&rag C 1889. s ?.381 r. Miss Jessie E. Bethea .-. Lonisiville, Ga j ~ Miss Mattle L. Brice b Troy.Tenn C Miss Ztiia A. Brock -Due West.S. C Miss Ruth Cannon a Wllliam8ton,S.C Miss Julia M. Dale Alienton, Ala ( Miss M.Cora Dominick^ Prosperity,8. C X' Miss KateQ. Henderson Coronaca,8.0 S, Miss LenaJohn?on Antrevllle, 8: C '. <&&&& C Miss Nellie D. Maolay Loulsvlle,Ky ^?EaSg 0 Miss Essie C. Marlon b Rlchburg, 8.0' *5 C viiss Mary H. Maxey Troy.Tenn v Miss Lilian A. McDavid Due WestS. C ~ f, llllfB r/lliui.i IKIO IS lat) (1, M. O .-v, V M Irs Corle Moore Due West, R. C l? MIshM.LavlnlaNeel Troy.S.C -3^1 C Miss Mary S. Norris AnderBon,8.C C Miss NnnnlP K. Fool Anderson, 8. C . /. Miss Mane B. Power Due West,8. C r. Miss Lucia W. Reid ....Abbeville, 8. C <;2 L Miss Cora J. Shirley Mr. Hoblnson Due West, 3. C .v- :? C Miss Alee M.Shirley Due West,8. C Miss Janle H. Smith Chester,8.C -SB Miss Jeannette Whiteside Rlchburg S. C JS X - 1890. p M Irr Lucia M. Aenew b Donalds, 8. C u Miss Mattle A. Boyce .Sardle.N. C n Miss Mattle A. Broadwater Trenton, 8. C --#H C Miss Marie F. Brown Anderson, 8. C - ?j ( Miss Essie K. Cook Iva,8. C f. *?1 Miss Mattle F.Craig v Clintoff.aC 'AvSH i; Miss Mattle Dale - Rowel I, Ala ^ Miss Ida E. Devlin ..Due West, 8. C ; C Miss Julia Donald a _ ...J.Monterey, 8. C D Miss Hester A. Ellis -..Due West, 8. C n Miss Nanie L. Hood DueWest,8.C w r. Miss Anna G. Klrpatrlck .....Griffiths, N. C A j Miss Daisy L. Klttrell Dr. G. 8. Vann .....Gadsden, Ala V --3 0 Miss Lcttle R. McDuffle Fork, 8. C .->38 MIss Kate R. Miller Dr. C. M. Strong ...Steel Creek, N. C if Miss Mlnle L. Morrow Dae West, 8; (J /^igB Miss Janle B. Robinson - ?...Troy,8. C " L' Miss Macy P. Stevenson - .....Albion, 8. C n Makinjc 1'lctnres What Onions are Here For. " Elsie was intently watching her When I see a person habitually re- >1 Y aunt paint-a picture, when she sudu- fuse onionsaftkJLne table from fast id- VjSSri , enly said, ''QbJ Auntie, I do wish I jouaness abflSnBtettaen, I am sorry'* y, could make pretty picures like yut,4A4fpn hpr j8 ( do you suppose I can when I grow to doomed C "My Elsie need not wait to be a vegetable a woman before she can make g^own in the consuu^Q^^^^^Bf^?aj C pictures,"replied her auut, "indeed it in soups, chowders, meatu^BBrs ' *> oil fKo timn anmn 3 ? i ** - --- 0 x .-me m luuniug wrju u,.i umv, ana potatoes, 11 any ao not like on- h*e C beautiful ones, but, I am sorry to say, i0ns, it will pay to cultivate the taste. - * C some ugly ones also." In several countries of Europe, onC "Why, auntie, what do you mean ? ions with bread form a staple diet ^ " f don't see how I am making pictures ; for the laboring people, the two ar- ; ?* I'm sure I don'tknow whatyou mean, tides beiug a match in strength-qual- ' ). said Elsie. t ities. Their virtues as a disinfectant r, "The picture I am speaking of are among the waste tissues of inner man ., ]? q life pictures, Elsie," said her aunt. are too obviom to need more thft" 'K: ,i "Whenever my liitle neice is cross or a mention. An all around argument :$ lisagreeable she is making an ugly lies in the fact that Americans are picture in the memories of those about tjje most nervous of nations, and? v '? C her; when she is kind and plesaut she onions the best of nerve food. Al- ' C* C is making a beautiful picture. Do you lowing clerely as a nervine all the * :: C see now wliat I mean? When credit claimed for it yet for cheapC mamma asks you to help her in her uega and for being coveniently to be , ? work, take care of baby brother, or do had at all seasous, onions have much ~ an errand and you leave your play and tbe advantage. Raw beef stake and $? V, willingly help your mamma, you are onions chopped almost to a pulp and i. c making a beautiful picture in her gpread in sandwhich fashion on slices * memory, a picture that she will love of diet bread, makes an ideal food to look at afterwards. But if you convalescents and for any one in ?55 refuse to help mama, and auswer by feeble health.?The Sturdy Oak. ? frowns and cross words, you leave an ',r ,, ugly picture in her memory, oue that < C will give her sorrow and pain to look HIn|a to Hont(eh n at afierwards. When you ate thought- v [n ful enough to bring papa's wrapper A large fire and quick boiling are "-.-ig n and slippers when he comes home great enemies of soup. C iired at uight, when you help mamma Towels with handsome, bright bor? is n when-she is busy, whenever you are ders should never be boiled. a kind and loving, 3*011 are making Black pepper, mixed with cream beautiful pictures in papa'sand mamma a?d sugar, will destroy flies. 1 memories. Won't my little Elsie try The lid of a saucepan should never - ~ always to make beautiful picture?" be raised over a smoky fire. L "Yes. indeed, Auntie'" said Elsie, Red ants will not come where tar *53 :'I wish I could always make beau- is; the ordor iseuough for them. tiful pictures and never make any Rau-water which is used either for j ugly ones." drinking or cooking should not come. i'M ( Don't all of my readers wish the contract with lead. * r same? The earthly taste so often found in r-s^ig # fresh water fish can be removed by -,v5 unolrincr in ort-lt. ivator - C The etnas in Scripture. Bits of camphor laid about closets C A lady asked one of her children where mice are wont to frequent will n in her Sunday-school class. "What draw their visits to a close. n was the sin of the Pharisees?" Quassuia infused in boiling water ^ '!l "Eating camels ma'am,"was the re- and sweetened with sugar is a poison l" ply- The little girl had read that for flies, but innocent to human :V3 9, the Pharisees "strained at gnats and beings. J", swallowed camels." "In what con- Semi-porcelain may be relied upon* a (iition was the Patriarch. Job at the when used in making dishes, to resist ? Iji at the end of his life?" questioned a greater degree of heat than any la a teacher of the stolid looking boy at other variety. the foot of the class. '-Dead," was A little vinegar mixed with your '?4 the quiet response. "What is the stove polish will make the stovi pol- VTg q outward and visible sign in baptism ?" ish more brightly and quickly than C asked a lady of her Sunday-school the polish alone. C class. There was silence for some All such ingredients of soup as rice - nn/l flinn o lilda orirl hrnlro vpl'mioplli mupgrnni alinnM ho r i in triumphantly with, "'I he baby, partially boiled in piain water before C please, ma'am." being put into the liquor. C "Do you know, mama, I don't be- Rub cold tallow from a candle on lieve Solomon was so rich after all?" an ink spot; allow it to remain observed a sharp boy to his mother, twenty-four hours and wash as usnal. ? who prided herself on her orthodoxy. Properly done, this method is sure. J" "My child!" she exclaimed in pious !?, horror, what does the bible say?" ***' :-M .rn. - 1 ?? ?- - 1 i?T4 c "Tiiai'SjUSi ii, n? ???-???'; " " The Hottest Spot on Earth: .-M p savs that Solomon slept with his fa- ? - .. , .. v . . .. 0 thers." "Now surely, if he had been One of the hottest regions of the C rich he'd have bad a bed to himself." J ? ; /, little or no rain falls.. At Bah in the >fa arid shore has no fresh water, yet a ^ q w a mi, The Pon 3*. comparatively numerous population C , ,,, , ,* contrive to live there, thanks to the o 'Maud a beautiful black pony, was C0pj0us springs at the bottom of . ^ y owned by one Dobsou whose son Lar- sea< The fresh water is got by r i ry Dobson a thoroughly bad fellow living. The diver sitting in his boat >3 C treated her with great cruelty. Mr. winds a great goat skin bag around C Kenton took pity on the pony bought j,js jeft arm, (jie hand gnvsps its y':] n it for his son b red Lnder kind treat- mouth ; then he takes in his right n ment the pony was perfectly happy ; hand a heavy stone to which is attacbn but Larry Dobsoi:, mad because his ed a strong line, and thus equipped C father had sold her threatned to jie p|Uuges ju antj quickly reaches C thrash I1 red the first time he saw him ^e bottom. Instantly opening the ;X riding her. One day when tred was bag0ver a strong jet of water, he c riding through a lonesome place, Lar- Sprjngg up the ascending current, at ry and two other hoodlums jumped the same time closing tlie bag and is oyer a wall to attack bini. Hut when taken aboard. The stone is then C Larry threw a stone at r red, which hauled up, aud the diver, after takc hit Maud, instead of running away as jng broath plunges in again. The ( Bred tried to have her, she rushed at SOurce of these copious submarine c Larry, seized him with her teeth, springs is thought to be in the gieen struck out at him with her fore feet, hnig 0f Osman, some five or six liunC threw him to the ground and, to the 4ired miles distant.?New York Telc gratification of the whole community ejyram. ,c left him with a discolated shoulder and a broken leg. The other hood- " ' " ~~ C luins escaped. To Make I'ows Come lip. c Always have a lick of nice bay or C An Uracilt Case. a lick of meal in the manger each ,r , ,.T , .... uight and morning, for the cows and ^ . ? -ofi!. f tlVroi there will be no need of sending a C w to send away your minister foi^three ,j0gora tired and cross hired man c months. Jsn t that a longtime. after them. They will be on hand * Mrs Bingo: \es, but *re need tlfc nt milking time, ready to hurry into c r their places, and will express their C satisfaction bv increasing the conIn the Line of Duty. tents of the milk-pail. Try it, if you C never have. c Smythe: "I hear that Simpkins . _ c has just got a pension. He never saw ^ (. any service, did he?" Two thirds of the applicants for adv Tomkins: "No, but he lost his niission toWest Point and Annapolis J; voice urging his neighbor to go to the "re rejected because of the cigarette front." habit and its results. ill V . . ..