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Annual Commencement
“Occupet Extremum Scabies.”
Newton, Maryland.
Thursday Evening, July 1st, 1875.
Eighth Anniversary.
Newtown Record & Gazette Cheap Printing House.
Newtown High School.
Teachers:
R.K. Wimbrough, A. M., Principal.
High School Department.
Mrs. A. A. Primrose,
Grammar School Department.
Mr. C. H. Councill, Miss. M. M. Hearn,
First Primary Department.
Miss Fannie Matthews, Miss Maggie Webb,
Second Primary Department.
Stage Committee:
Eddie Robinson, Richard Hall.
Ushers:
Samuel Hargis, John Clarke, Willie Foley, Woodland Coston.
Programme.
Music.
Prayer.
Salutatory, Nannie Merrill
Music.
Evidences from Nature of a Divine Creator, - Florence Milbourne
“Our Duty to the Republic,” – Willie Dickinson
Little Things of Life, - Venie Hearn
“Circumstances Alter Cases,” – Everett Long, Thos. Walters, John Blades
Music.
Mind and Youth, - Hattie Hall
“America’s Contributions to the World,” – Willie King
Evils of Extravagance, - Lizzie Cluff
“Shape of the Earth,” – Calvin Long, Geo. Sartorius, Lorie Quinn
Music.
The Starry Heavens, - Minnie Dickinson
“The Crisis,” – Joseph Jones
“Collecting Debts,” – Charles Councill, Harry Dickinson
The Way to John Smith’s, Eddie Bonneville, Richard Hall
Music.
“Census Taking,” – Annie Faulkner, Mollie Cranmer, Dora Duer, John Clarke, Charles Spates
Debate – “Is Poetry prejudicial to Success?” – John McMaster, Edward Clarke, Francis Young, Austin Merrill, Eddie Robinson
Music.
School History, Annie Henderson
Valedictory, Harry Stevens
Benediction.
Music.
Representative Business Houses.
An invitation is extended to you to visit the one price dry goods emporium of William S. Dickinson, and secure some of the bargains he has just received and is now offering in all kinds of Dry Goods, Fancy Goods, Notions, etc. Prices uniformly low, and one price to all. Respectfully, W.S.D.
Call at I. H. Merrill’s for Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Robes, Whips, Umbrellas, Travelling Bags, and Furnishing Goods of all kinds. Prices Low.
F. H. Dryden, Buy of Groceries, Hardware, Queensware, Wooden and Willow ware, Cheap Cash Store. Main Street, Newtown, MD.
E. Fontaine has just received a splendid line of toilet articles, combs, hair, tooth and flesh, brushes, pocket cutlery, stationary, soaps, &c., which he is now offering at prices shamefully below their value. Ice-cold soda water, as cold as ice can make, now on hand.
E. G. Polk, Merchant Tailor and Clothier. Gents’ furnishing goods, such as shirts, drawers, collars, cravats, bows, etc. Hats of the latest style. Linen suits cheap.
Mrs. S. A. Mason, Commerce Street, Newtown. Every variety of confectionery, oranges, lemons, cocoa-nuts, candies, and nuts of all kinds. Ice cream and cake. Ice cream this evening.
Mrs. A. M. Hall, fashionable milliner, Newtown, MD. The latest style hats, bonnets, flowers, ribbons, notions and fancy goods. New goods just received.
Quinn’s Maryland Fertilizer. $10 per ton. Try it on late potatoes and turnips.
A.P. Barnes, Attorney at Law, Newtown, MD.