The times and democrat. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1881-current, 1886-07-01
The Sheridan Classical School.

The exhibition of this school came
off last Friday evening. Thelarge and
spacious school hall was well filled
with parents and friends of the chill
dren. Promptly ut eight o'clock the
pupils marched into the hall while
Miss Georgia c. Sheridan played a
march on the piano. After prayer by
Rev. Edwin Muller, the following pro-
gramme was carried out:
MUsIC-DUET FORM THE OPERA "DER
FRE1sCIIUTz-Nliss Alllma Auber-
chont and Prof. Berg.
SALUTATORY. ."Allen way.
PUZzL1NG THINGS. Dempsey Hydrick.
4 SCHOOL Boy ....... Thomas Raysor.
Angels CAN Do No MORE. Aug. S.
Hydrick.
OLD IRoNsIDEs. ...... Miles Pipkin.
A CHRISTMAS CORAL. :. Willie Ewing.
SCHOOL CALLED. ..... Herman Spahr.
MUsIC-ROSALINDE SCHOTTISCHE
BRILLANT-MissA Annie Cornelson.
B1yOUAC OF DEAD. ...... Bruce Salley.
-...........W Willie Way.
DEATH OF JASPER. .... Charlie Cutler.
TIE SWORD. ........ Geo. Livingston.
THE Two CUPS. 3. y. IZlar.
CONFEDERATE n oTE MEMORIAL. Will
lie BrunSon.
COUNTS DAUGHTER. Eugene Walter.
VACATIoN-Annie PerrYclear, Cora
Sheridan, Hattie Way.
MUsIC-VIsIoNs OF REST WALTzEs-
Miss Alice Raysor.
CONQUERED BANNER. Virgil Dibble.
Nor AN EXPERIMENT. -. Charles Hor-
ger.
Missouri IN 1860. :. Henry Jennings.
Frank Horger.
WAR OF LIBERTY e. :. John BeckWith.
TELL Me YE WINGED WINDS-Annie
Livingston, Minnie Vaughn, Bessie
IIorger, Lizzie Raysor, Daisy Salley,
Essie Brunson, Mamie Ewing.
MJSIC-JOYFCL MESSAGE--ALLE-
GRETTo GEAZIoso---Miss Agnes
Lightfoot.
THE WEST. ......... .AlonZo Horger.
LIBERTY AND THE CONSTITUTION-Fe-
lix d. Rush.
MILITARY INSTRUMENTATION. .Fletch-
er Fairey.
AMERICA Eugene Boylston.
PROSPECT OF CALIFONIA -. Arthur
Bowman.
w. J. Smoak.
POLISH Boy. HutSon Salley.
MUs1C-BEAA1ING EYES WALTZ--MiSs
Annie Doyle.
DEATH OF GARFIELD. Norman L..
Pike. .
WASHINGTON. .........W W. P. Herndon.
DANGER TO THE UNION. Donald Salley.
NATIONAL CHARACTER. e. B. HERS.
CONDITION OF EUROPE. Daniel Pad
gett.
|MTsIC-MERRY PRINCESS POLKA
CAPRICE-Miss Annie Cornelson.
BATTLE OF FONr->;;GY go. Alex. S. Sal
ley.
INDEpENDECE vr GREECE. II. W. Rice.
MYTIoLoGY-Dina Kohn, Annie Cor
nelson, Minnie Edwards, EmmSCo
nelson, Lizzie Sheridan,
MusIC-THE FIRE FLY DUET-Miss
Alice Raysor and Prof. Berg.
The boys and girls all did well and
reflected no little credit upon their
teachers. The music, which was in.
strumental altogether, was performed
by pupils Of Professor A. Berg, VINO is
one of the best music teachers in the
State, and on this occasion, as is usual
with them, they fully sustained their
reputation. t.
The annual report of the sessv4 as
read by the Principal, Capt. H. G. Sheri-
dan, was very gratifying exhibit, and
showed the school to be in very pros
porous condition. During the past
year the school has had on its roll the
names of LOG pupils, 81 of whom were
from other counties. The school now
has Is representatives in the colleges OF
the country and at this session Samuel
Dibble, Jr., graduated, and will enter
the South Carolina College in October.
This is indeed a good showing and
should he q matter Of pride to the
teachers Of the school.
During the early part Of the week the
pupils were subjected to a most rigid
examination, which was satisfactory
to the teachers and parents and credita-
ble to the pupils.
All the public exercises Of the school
this year have been very satisfactory
indeed, and we think the teachers and
pupils have fully earned the vacation
Just ahead Of them by their earnest
and creditable work and we wish them
all pleasant anu profitable season OF
rest.
MASONIC CELEBRATIoN.-Oliver
Lodge of Free Masons celebrated St..
Johns Day last Thursday with big
picnic and speech making at Ziegler's
Store, in Cav Caw Township. BY in
vitation Shibboleth Lodge Of this place,
Izlar Lodge, of st. Matthews, and Liy-
ingston Lodge, of the Fork, particpat-
ed in the festivities of the occasion.
The craft was called together about II