Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1881-06-02

'iS'N>'' "<'o 'Si y StoSC, WIG 1Hlcludue
and some Of the Wardens on the
former being elected, and two cf,thc
latter being also successful. We
noticed Il number Of new buildings
going up which add greatly to the
Importance ;nd beauty Of the town.
Mr.. f y. Buyck has just moved 'ihto
his handsome residence. Mr.. John!
Bnyck is putting mp new store.
MIR. Arthur has completed his livery
stahlcs. Mr.. j. d. Nntlcy and Mr.
G. f. Icii2ler have each put up very
neat little cottages on new street
jnst opened by Council Capt.
RivGs is also building q residence in
ano,hcf part OF the town. r., fact.
progress seems to he the ~u.chworl
everywhere. and wc7,1'c forced To. re
cognize in vhs LUTTE KrowinH town
no nieai, rival Of 'dhr DS~;lh hou'::t!s s:hi4ig
county yseat. 20
/. See notice of rcG,.ced board at the
Pavilion FFotcl i'm tll:h ston for Il e
Snna'hcr. Visi ,,rs to othc city could
not tind n plcssantcr place to stop
than this fifst-ci;lss hotel.
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TlT, Ninth Annual Exhibition Of
"McIliclrsmp's School came Off at
the Court Hunsc tn last 1'rilar even
ing. At an carly hourthr hall wa.
filled to ovcrtfowin.. \ Few minutes
after $ O'Clock the procession OF hoys
and girls entered the crowded. I hall
and moved in regular order to the
seats reserved for tho schGhl on the
stage.
he stage was decorated NTH mot
toes, pictures, flowers and cvcrgl;cens.
and in the midst Of the MhoaeDver
the judges stand WAS set trans
parancy with the words "AIclli-
champs School III bold relief.
The ministers Of the t"wn, Rav. !.
-. y. Brown Rev. o. a. Darby and
KEY J> 4. ki$er, by invitation, occu
pied seats upon he stage.
Many thanks are returned 20 the
iaiics ol' the toxin who contributed
ilnwcrs so freely for the dec c,raiions.
and to Miss Oilir Wannainakcr who
kindly took tlc place OF The music
teacher who waS prevented Ey sick
ness from being out.
The E,lis.o Band contributed
greatly to the occasion hv their cx.
cciicnt music.
The exercises being opened Will,
prayer hy Rev. j. i. i;is,.r, The f,!-
lowing programme WAS cnrrird out,
the Young speakers being frequently
Eunored With bouquets, :ni O her
marks OF upr;,val:
Wcl"om"-I,,e Andrews 4,
Speak Gcntly-i, M,li:yha,iAp,
Mary l;:unson, l.. M"l!ichanlp, Mat
tie Oakman, Minnie Koydcn. Li.la
lIydricH, Fannie DcMars, Laura
Bny,lcn and Jessie Wolfe.
Not So Easy Bcrtic Andrews.
Cousin Sally D'!linrtl-A,chir
Duics, Willie Sriyicr and joe Light
foot.
Takinga Photograph AIauer Izlar.
10" l,iglitoot, Lizzie Dexter and
Jessie Mcl!ichamp.
Two Ways Of l.i!c-IIn.ris Oak
man and Il. l.. WannHln:.k kcr.
The Burning OF Chicagc-H.
Dukes.
The New Scholar--E N!N;lichamp.
NJ Rnydrn, G.: Cannon, Alice p:.lm,r,
i,i'N iiril, Lcttic Hydricl, lie sc
l!yirick, Y. Hydritk ana NJ Oak
,EUN.
The Inancns.e orla.;cnal G!o.y-
J. y. Stock.
Tile Psalm Of Lifc--St: John
Browning. A,l,!ic Austin, !:. Cannon,
.jrll' Ray, y. Doyir, .: :Andrcws,
3. Palmer and II. Livingston.
The Battle di Fon:rnoy Oak
man.
~canhs| oM the B.ai.---Jcs:ic Mel
!ivhamp, Saliie Palmer, Lilly E,lil,
! lola liyirick ana Lillian Cooper.
IAc liis!i;man anal Law.ycr-R.
=: Wonn;ii,iascf and j. d. Stro,'lt.
The Baybnct ChargcE-.)or Andrews.
The Curbstonc MNral-Will,c De
Mars, 81. John Browning aid 1scssic
Iydrick.
washingtun's D!rth,lay=Archic
l.. Dukes.
The l.itt!c Angcls-Lizzic Dexter,
"Sas'S Iu uclllcltlnp, lcSSlG 1Suflck.
Li!lian Cooper, Joe Andrews, Fred
Nannaliiaker, Gcrtic Cannon, Il.
" annamal1er anil Daniel Dukes.
The Candy Pulling-J. -. Strock.
Brvy ofTs-L Hoydun, Matilda
Moorcr, L. DeMars, Jessie Wolfe,
Lula Hydrick lind NJ: Oakman.
The SrlfMades mari. Wanna
maker, {. NtntTcr hnd Fl: Dukes.
Uncle Zeke's Opinion-W Sciglcr.