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$> ; i" .? *' * ^ $> ^ <s> EXHIBITION AT DOM1NICK <* <S> SCHOOL. "i <?> '3 <S> (Bv J. H. Channell.) * It was night; the stars were hid, am had lost their brightness by the thickness of the clouds, and it looked even moment as if the windows of heaver "would open and the rain would poui down in torrents. A multitude of people had for more than an hour been gathering from the surrounding country, which evidenced the keen interest that was manifest by the tremendous erowd, such as is seldom seen. Finally the curtains were rolled tack. John Livingston stepped to the front and opened the exercises with prayer. He acknowledge the weakness of man, and implored divine guidance for the occasion, and also asked <- -l ? _ii ?-u;.? me v^reatur ui <tu tmusa LV wimuuiu the rain until the exercises were over. And although it looked every moment that we would in another moment be drenched, it seemed that his prayer was answered, for the rain was withheld and not a sound could be heard during the exercises except at the end I of each piece?then a hearty hurrah and a spirited clasping of the hand j could be heard as a token of apprecia-, tion by the muc& delighted people. j Mr. Livingstone then in a graceful | manner introduced Col. E. H. Aull, j superintendent of education, who in; an earnest and eloquent speech, urged J the people to give to the rural districts j that co-operation and interest that | they deserve. He also urged the im-l portance of better school houses, etc. His address was warmly received, and made quite an impression on his hearers, as could be noted by the many ex- j pressions that could be heard in the i crowd sneakins: of the attention the I colonel was giving the country schools. The welcome song in the opening "was sufficient to convince us that a < rare treat was in store for us. I am I sorry that my memory fails me in j f mentioning tne names or au tne cnii- i dren, but you will please believe me s when I say that not a single blunder c was made during the whole ceremony, a The welcome address was next, and t was beautifully rendered by, I think, o Miss Brehmer. 1? The millinery opening was nevt, and j ft brought down the house, when the j beautiful little milliner would display j Her hats to the people as tnev wo"<n i ' come in, and she showed considerable judgment in: judging how to approach 1 each individual. And on several sales that she "made she would remark, 1 when the parties were gone, "Well, [t( there were eleven dollars profit in that jc Bale." ^ Several recitations and dialogues ^ came next, and they were indeed good, J11 ? a t _ ? 11 . 11 _ O XI T 6! Dut 1 can noL recau an 01 uiem. i ? was next impressed with. "No peddler ; wanted," all rendered their parts to 0 perfection. We were next entertained with| "Tableau, Liberty, Religion and! Knowledge," which had much effect ic on the crowd. Recitation by a tiny j11 little boy came next and as he woi'liij point his tiny little fingers out at the people and say "The goblins will get! i you if you don't watch out"?well, he I ^ could not be beat. >' The next was a dialogue by several j beautiful girls, and to see their cheeks reaaen ana tneir nearis neave as uie iurglar entered and demanded their j w money was quite exciting, and it was ir - all tfte writer could do to keep ? T ... ' seat, wanting to go to their rescue. al "Way to Wyndham's" was next ren dered very strongly by two young cc men. It is impossible for me to give ra - all from my memory, but. I was next ; much. impressed with the "keeping up j T: appearances," when the college girl!Sl1 was entertaining her sweetheart and the old man made such a blunder in tu the next room that both she and her j lover went to discover what 011 earth; was the matter, and she blushingly introduced her beau to her country ja sister, who had on her cook apron,;Cl] Sot whose industry captivated the j ^ young fellow so completely that he! concluded he loved the working girl er best after all. A beautiful solo was next sung by I th i Mrs. Workman, and her soft, sweet j in TOice san not be excelled. I have often j as pan! a dollar for a seat in the opera i $5 house (to hear one sing that could not m; equal her. jto We had next a dialogue by several! th Tonne' men in bachelor's hall, and to ! to * o see those boys sewing on buttons and j w patching trousers is enough to make j th any man hunt diligently for a wife, | ar and I am quite sure there are plenty he pretty girls in that community to fit j a the bill. jbi "Talking to Dolly," a recitation by1 th a vprv Intpllifrpnt littlp erirL was verv of much enjoyed. She was, I thinw Mills j fr Livingston's baby. j pi 'The Star Spangled Banner" was 1 th I ? beautifully rendered by the school. I was next impressed with "Adam'! " j Fall," which brought much applaus< * | and laughter. "Disturbance in ttu ^ family" was also good. ^; I think it was Miss Brehmer whc rendered so perfectly the lodge busi> j : ness and if the Red Men of Xewberrj could have heard her criticise the men ; for going so regularly to the lodge, and heard her rasp her old man for 1! wanting to open up his beer to his ; visiting brethren who had come in | respect to their great sachem while ! sick, I say if you could have seen 1 - - and heard her you would hesitate to make another visit. Well, for fear the public get tried I reading I will close?not before mendies which was a perfect success; also ; tioning, however, /the march by the la| the valedictory, which was so beautiI fully, earnestly and eloquently delivI ered by Miss Mabel Livingstone. She ! pictured in true words the many pleasures they had enjoyed together, and gave all the credit of the success ! they had attained to Miss Cleland, : their teacher, to whom, I am quite I sure, every one present at the exhibi- j ; tion can not give too much praise, for j | her faithful services. At the request of Miss Cleland, Mr.! Aull announced that Miss Mabel -Lew-j ingston. had not been absent from! school for thre*> vpsrs and "William I Hayne Brehmer had not missed aj word in spelling during the present i session. I want also to congratulate the peo- j pie for having voted a- two-mill taxi to build a nice school house. Indeed, j this is no longer the back-woods, but! equal to the best. KILLED BY FAST MAIL TRAIjV. j ~? nenry rowers, neil Unowii Young j 3Ian of 3Iars Bluff, Loses His Life. Florence, May 20.?Henry Powers, " i well known young farmer of the Hars Bluff section, was killed by a ast mail train on a crossing near Hars Bluff station last night. It is mpposed that the young man was lazed by the electric headlight, and j \s there are two tracks on that sec-1 ion of the road hp sot on thp -wmnp-i - >ne to let the train go by. HOT AT THE MOTHER ! d KILLS YOUXG CHILD I o e 1 S fysterious Prowler Attempted to Assault Little Bock Woman and n Then Killed Infant, ? i Little Rock, Ark.. May, 19.?A mys- j erious prowler, whom the police f< ailed "Jack the Shooter," entered N ka T\ n /~i u.-- ' * uc icoiuttixuc ui u. sr. v^ouuer, inree j o locks from, the centre of the busi-! ~ ess district early today and attempt- i rl to assault Mrs. Coulter. The man red twice at her. Her nine-months a Id baby lying on her breast was in- L tantly killed. Mrs. Coulter was not s ljured. The intruder then fled. The murder follows a long series of rimes believed to have all been com- a litter! VkV rvn?j noronn 1 c LAWVVU WJ WfJUV pCl?7V/U. ? tl riXMER.UA> UNDER $200 BOND. olicitor Tliarired With Assault and Battery With Intent to Kill Co- J'e Iumbia Policeman. P] Columbia, May 21.?Charged in the arrant with assault and battery with fo itenjt to kill, Solicitor George Bell je immerman, of Lexington, will prob- pi 3ly have ttf answer to the charge gainst him in the Richland county )urt or general sessions. The war- Q1 int was sworn out before Magistrate Dwles by P. A. Murphy, and Solicitor ?* immerman has given bond in the im of $200, Mr. John Earle having ~~ gned the bond. The papers were rned over to Solicitor W. H. Cobb is afternoon by Magistrate Fowles. le warrant alleges that Solicitor gj immerman assaulted P. A. Murphy, it' Columbia policeman, with a knife,! dC itting his coat. Witnesses named in i pi e warrant are J. G. Taylor, F. L. ! ag eming, F. L. Etheridge and two oth- j su s. , - ! Cv i The charge grows out of a case in 1 e police court here some days ago, : which Solicitor Timmerman figured j one of the principals and was fined ; gu 5. The police say that Mr. Timmeran was riding about town in an au- ? mobile without lights; they allege. at. one of their number saw fhp an- 1 mobile running without lights, ! i as bich is against a city ordinance, and ^ e police followed Mr. Timmerman pr id attempted to arrest him and that i assaulted Policeman Murphy with | knife, cutting his coat in two places, it fortunately not reaching the skin; at others coming to the assista^oe \Tiir?nV?i' TT?r Ar? a/1 a lmifA ! JXUl ^/iij V> I CilV-zil^U Llltr rvJULlLC I om Mr. Timmerman's hand and ~~ aced hiii under arrest. Subsequently e police court here received a fine | of ? ">." for violation of the city onlis nances. The warrant in the Magisj trate's court was sworn out by Officer j Murphy, and on it Solicitor Timmerman was bound over to the higher J court under a $200 bond. 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Long. . | a For State Senator. j c Aian Johnstone is hereby nominated j E Dr reelection to the State Senate from ' ~ 'ewberry county, subject to the result f the Democratic primary election. . n For House of Representatives. o Arthur Kibler is hereby announced ^ n A A w i /3 n ^ ^ ? M ^ ^ ~ s a uaiiuiuaLC lUi I B-eiWUOIl IU UIC j regislature from Newberry county, abject to the Democratic primary. tj C. T. Wyche is i^ereby announced as candidate for re-election to the legilature, and will abide the rules of le Democratic party. ' d] ty Geo. S. Mower is hereby, nominated >r the House of Representatives, sublet to th$ rules of the Democratic F< rimary. , ' S. W. Young is hereby nominated j >r the House of Representatives., sub-! i QQ ct to the rules of the Democratic . to unary. fr w I hereby announce myself as a can- j V 1 pr date for the Legislature from New- j >rry county, and will abide the rules I ' the Democratic primary J J. H. Chappell. ru For Sheriff. ? Being conscious of the fact that I j ive discharged the duties of the j ~ rr* ? J V ? ? < n m A X lenn s omce to me Dest 01 my aDii- j ai y, and believing that I have the en- i ha >rsement of the majority of the peo- i su e of Newberry county to this end, I i on jain announce myself a candidate,; te: ibject to the decision of the Demo- j th atir primary. M. M. Buford. | an I th I hereby announce myself as a can- j date for Sheriff of Newberry county,! bject to the Democratic primary. Cannon G. Blease. ^0] ?? i Su For County Auditor. je( pr Eug. S. Werts is hereby announced; a candidate for re-election as CounAuditor, subject to the Democratic * no imary. | Su or: I * I hereby announce myself as a caadate for Auditor of Newberry coun, subject to the Democratic primary. J. B. Halfacre. ed CI( For County Treasurer. ; an Jno. L. Epps is hereby announced cr? \ ' The Capita Rg. it You m< or it matt some of y vp fn %V VM I V *V able to 1 V "The Ba Four Pei JAS. MclNTOSH I s a candidate for re-election as lounty Treasurer, subject to the >emocratic primary. For Coroner. F. Marion Lindsay is hereby an ounced as a candidate for Coroner f Newberry county, subject to the emocratic primary. I hereby announce myself as a canidate for Coroner of Newberry counr, subject to the Democratic primary. S. J. Cromer. I hereby announce myself as a candate for Coroner of Newberry counsubject to tlie Democratic primary. J. R. Bouknight. or County Superintendent of Education. f I am a candidate for election by the jople of Newberry county to the of? n !~j.? - - ? .c ui \^uuuy superintendent or Eduition, which office I am now filling r an unexpired term by appointment om the State Board of Education. I ill abide the result of the Democratic imary. Elbert H. Aull. 1 I J. B. O'Xeall Holloway is announced a candidate for County Superintend- j it of Education and will ahirfo I les of the primary. J f For Supervisor. j To the Voters of Newberry County: I ; the solicitation of many friends I \ .ve concluded to make the race for j pervisor, and if elected I will stay i . the job and work for the best in- j rest of the county aad will give you , e best service that I am capable of; j d I hereby pledge myself to abide j e result of the Democratic primary. ! W. A. Hill. I announce myself as a candidate r re-election to the office of County pervisor for Newberry county, subit to the rules of the Democratic imary. L. I. Feagle. T. Monroe Wicker is herejjv anunced as a candidate for County I pervisor, subject to the Democratic j uilai j. For Clerk of Court Tohn C. Goggans is hereby nominatas a candidate for re-election a3 srk of Court for Newberry county d will abide the result of the Demo-; itic primary. Newberry Saviffi 1 >1 w/ vwti j ? ^\Mler\v II Dopant iy be a Farmer, or a Miller, 01 ? o ers not what your trade or pi our money in the bank. It r a rainy day or a day when # Aovn ?? mif/tl ma ma.? cam ad wuui <u> iiuvy. nk That Always Has TI ' Cent Interest Paid on Savim I, President J. L K i r James D. Wheeler is announced as a candidate for Clerk of Court for Newberry county, subject to the rules of the Democratic party, and will abide the result of the Democratic primary. For Master. I hereby announce myself as candidate for re-election as Master for Newberry county, subject to the Democratic primary. H. H. Rikard. / F?r County Commission**. W. P. Pugh is hereby announced as j a candidate for County Comcssissioner, subject to the Democratic primary. I hereby announce myself a candidate for County Commissioner and will abide the result of the Democratic primary. ' J. S. Watts. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for re-election as County Com1 missioner, subject to the Democratic I primary. L. C. Livingstone. f | I am a candidate far re-election as County Commissioner, and will abide' | the rules of the Democratic primary. I Cusfcus L- Leitzsey. \ Thomas L. B. Epps is hereby announced as a candidate for County Commissioner, and will abide the result of the Democratic primary. J. Pierce Harmon is hereby an- j nounced as a candidate for County j Commissioner, and will abide the rules of the Democratic nartv. - - ?- I Magistrate Nos. 1 and 8. I hereby announce myself as a can- j didate for Magistrate for Nos. 1 and j 8 Townships, and will abide the rules j of the Democratic primary. W. 0. Wilson. I hereby announce myself as a candidate for re-election as Magistrate for Xos. 1 and 8 townships of Newberry county. J. C. Sample. Magistrate Xo. 2. S. J. D. Price is hereby announced as a candidate for Magistrate for No. 2 township and will abide the rules of j the Democratic primary. [ hereby announce myself as candi- ; i [s Bank >0,00000 ^ _ a Carpenter, I I rofession, pot I will help you I you may not I ' ______________ * le Money" J [s Deposits - 1 IUKWUUV, taster | . | I ^ m IK IS ** I ' | date for Magistrate for No. 2 Township and will abide the rules of the Demo. cratic primary. . C. H. Alewine. f ______ For Magistrate Xo. 3. Township. I am a candidate for Magistrate for No. 3 Township, Newberry county, and '* ! will abide result of the Democratic | primary. Jno. Henderson. i Magistrate 5?. 6. j Wm. M. Dorr oh is hereby announced * ! as a candidate for re-election as Mag } istrate for No. & Township, subject to i the Democratic primary. 1 For Magistrate No. 7. The many friends of Mr. W. R./ Reid ^ hereby announce his as ac andidate t % for Magistrate for No. 7 township, and pledge him to abide the rules of the Democratic party. W. P. Allen is hereby announced as ' ?^ a candidate for Magistrate for No. 7 Township, subject to the Democratic . p i primary. Many Friends, t For Magistrate >'<*. 10. I hereby announce myself as a can, dilate for magistrate for Xo. 10 township subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. E. H. Werts. I hereby announce myself as a can- / didate for Magistrate Xo. 10 Town&hin _ - - - - - - i-/ f and will be subject to Democratic primary. H. B. Richardson. / ir Magistrate >"o. 10. J. A. Kinard is hereby announced as a candidate for Magistrate for No. 10 township, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary.. Magistrate >"o. 11. Bachman T. Richardson is hereby announced as a candidate for Magistrate for No. 11 township, and will * aU:J? i.i? i _ ? it : auiut: me ruies or me .ueinocrauc primary. For Magistrate. I hereby announce myself a candidate for Magistrate for No. 11 Township, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. J. T. Kinard.' H. H. Ruff is hereby announced .as ' a candidate for Magistrate for No. 11 township, subject to the Democratic primary. , ' i JJ ' ' ' * ' y