The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-06-18
The Circuit Court,

The Circuit Court.
Ihe Court OF General Sessions md
COMMON Pleas for Anderson Comfy con.
rehea In Anderson on last Monday, his
ie'or =. Judge Cothran presiding and So.
ilctcf Orr representing tho State. Judge
oo'nfan delivered q clear, concise and
comprehensive charge 70 the Grand Jurv
aiser which they were sent out and found
tho following billst
state ~. Bob. Hammond. ol;n, Rohor,
hammond. Carrying concealed weapon.
statt rs. 0be Darlington ala, uann
Pinson. Burglary and Larceny
state Us. Jesse j. Dobbins. Carving
concealed weapon.
State as. Dock Wesley alias Dock Was.
ICY Jones. House breaking in tho dav
time.
Inc following cases were tried:
state IS. ODE Darlington alias Hamp Pin.
son. burglary and Larceny. Guilty
Sentenced to 10 years in the Penitent,ary
o'aee rs. Jesse j. Dobbins. Carrying
concealed weapon. Not guilty.
ihe Jurics were discharged and tho
court OF General Sessions adjourned on
Monday afternoon.
Inc Court OF Common Pleas was con.
Vened to try causes without a Iurv and
completing the business Of the torn. ad.
Journcd on Wednesday morning.
Judge Cothran dispatched tho business
OF the term rapidly and ably, proving
himself TO be one Of the most courteous
and efficient Judges on the Bench. He IL
practical, apt at catching the point of a
case, aud roady in his decisions.
The Closing E1erc!sos of NIru. G.. Il. dur
rays School.
1t was our pleasure to witness tho
closing exercises of Mrs. G. r. Murray,s
School in this city last Thursday evoning.
The exercises were most highly onter.
tanning, consisting Of rendition of th.,
beautiful Operetta, RED Riding Hooi.,s
Rescue" concluding with calesther. les.
The exercises took place in lbs rear
yard of Rev J. 8. Murray's residence.
The commodious piazza had been CARPET
ed, fcstconed and decorated, giving it the
appearance of neatly arranged stage, on
which the exercises were rendered. Fa.
cling the piazza wore arranged number of
chairs and benches, which were occupied
by the audience. The yard and ypiazza
were brilliantly illuminated, and present
ed beautiful scene.
at all early hour largo crowd OF the
friends and patrons of the school were
present, and the exercises were opened
with prayer by Rev. T. p. Bell, at the
conclusion of which the sweet strains of
the piano. were heard, and the whole
school marched upon the stage to partici-
pate in the rendition of the first scene.
IA holiday scene at Home," during wiich
Misses Luvinia Cater and Sudie Watson
sang, "Come Boys and Girls, Away to the
Village Green" ,".-beipg joined in the
chorus by the school. The participants
in this sconc then retired, when IA Merry
Maiden" personated by Miss Hattie
Clinkscales, appeared, and In song
called Red Riding Hood to pend a "basket
OF goodies to Grandma Red Riding
Hood, who was admirably personated by
Miss Eloise Mauldin, responded in
beautiful song. The next scene is the re-
turn from tho Village Green, during
which Miss Sudie Watson sings n solo.
Red Riding Hood next appeared among:
tho flowers. Misses Minnie Clinkscalss
and Mamie Brown In 3 song address the
flowers, which respond through Misses
Clara Osborne, Nettie Catlett, Lula Poole
and Carrie Clinkscales. This is followed
by solo from Miss Zoe Bleckley. Misses
Nellie Wilson. Alice Clinkscales, Felicia
Murray and Eilleon Mauldin, as tho
"Blue Bells" sing "A wee bit Of bios
son." followed by Misses Matte Cater,
Mary Bell and Neely Frierson us ''The
Roses" singing "Well said by the Maid
en-" At this juncture the Wolf, which 4
was personuted by Master Leland Frler-
son, appeared and detained Red Riding
Hood. The Woodmen, Masters Eugene
FAINT, Murray Wilson, Johnnie Cochran,
Joe Bell, Veron Watson and Scott MUIR
ray, came in and sang, IA Woodman's
Life." Misses Luvinia Cater and Sallie
Bailey follow In "Bird Song" The
Wolf was next seen in "Grandma's 8 room"
when Misses Sallie Harrison and Mamie
Pool sang, GAS the hard hearted Wolf"
&c. The next scene was at home, the
merry group singing, "Oh, happy are we
tonight" which is interrupted by Misses
Mamie Brown and Claudia Brown rush.
ing in and singing, "Oh, Tale Of Horror"
This was followed by q solo, "May God
in Heaven protect thee now" by Miss
Minnie Wilson. 1.-THE Roses" sang, "Fear
not oYely Maidens." Then IA Safe Re-
turn" was sang by Red Riding Hood
and those present at her rescue. Miss
Hollie Harrison then sang solo, "We
bless Thy name Most High," which was
followed by, another solo, 1.-THE sweet |
and the good" by Miss Mimic Clink-
scales. Misses Sallie Bailey, Manic
Brown and Neely Frierson then sang,
"Joy comes again." &c, which was fol-
lowed with the chorus, GOOD might" by |
the whole school.
This concluded the Operetta. /, Each |
participant rendered their part'in an ex- |
cellert manner, refecting credit not only
on themselves but also. on their instruc-
tors. Some Of the young ladies' evincsd |
decided vocal talent. The young ladies
and little girls were the recipients Of
many 5asa;:::::easl. flowers. Wi .
Altar the conclusion cf the Operetta,
the whole school i'll costume agaiS appear
ed on the stnge and went through Sae
beautiful and healthfil CelestIenic exer-
clses.
At the conclusion of the programme,