Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1877-03-10
GREEHTDN VALLEY.

Mr.. Taylor VIM, OF Lexington. who has
hOu-e this winter, Clo.cd lIs school with "A
grand exhibition on SATURDAY evening last. Mr..
"lHn's proficiency as II teacher is a,testel by
me advancement OF his scholars. and the respect
and admiration they entertain for him. The
exhibition was We'll attended and wa. II success
IN "rery particular, Mr.. VIM showing consid-
cradle ability IN The arrangement of the pro-
8rtmme The rNrrc see tor the evening opened
with a few weII-iim d ard appropriate remark
ny Mr.. NInn, setting forth the advantages and
Importance of an education. Then the
beautiful song, 90, Eyes that are Weary"
then followed destinations by small bows and
girls. which We're wei! rendered. and showed
that each one knew his or her part, and had II
teacher that knew Just how TO train them. The
exercises throughput The evening were Inter-
sper>ci with beautiful music und spl-nnid
singing. Essays were read by the following
young ladies: Miss SulIle Garvin, subject,
''Wand"fing;'' Hiss Lizzie GarvIu, suDl.c:,
"tricnds; Maggie GroOnis, cub ect. ''SlrIng,''
Miss Lutte Foster, subject. ''LIf.;'' Mir. Ida
Burnett, subject, DIVISIONS uf Happtn..s;', Mis-.
sg!lte Anthony. subject, ''>cIence;" Miss Alice
Parknur,t. subject. Progress of MAN." Mtss
LIzzi- otrairr. subject. Influence of Hopc;''
Miss Mlnie Foster. subject. Farewell" All
OF the young ladies acquitted themselves with
mucu credit. Misses Lutte Foster and Bette
West, as two bcSsar girls. was very affecting
and deserved the applause they received. The
dialogues and drclaInations were we'll rendered,
and are deserving Of praise. The ''Quack
Doctor. - a dialogue by } ". Burnett. charlie
li!Il and Mis- Name Foster, Was very good and
reflected much credit upon thu actors. Mr.srs.
John Campbell. Waiter PnrAhursL and Edward
GarN!n's defamation. were good and showed
that they have Il talent Tor oralory. court
ship. ~ " play in three acts, by Misses Mollie
kcst-rsOn, Ida Burnett. Clara Clurk. klla West.
Messrs. John West, William Poster ant Alien
Clark. was well rendered, and showed n talent
in some OF the caste that would rank with many
professionals. "Th" Risin. Sum- " puprr
gotten M by j. W. Eurnrtt ami Miss Ida Bur
nett, was read. and reflect III mitch credit on the
edit II and cIitrrss MIS- fry krst.rson re-
cited IN u beautiful and vel modulat-d voice
The Bridge "i stShH Negro Orator.
Samuel Null Is a success. keeping the audience
in an uproar Tor sometime. The dialogue, The
Will Gaze" by Mcssrs. Samuel and on Null
Clark and Robinson Garvin, deserves special
mention, for II was excellent. Johnnie Eo.t,r
Ephrtim Null did ''Erutus and Cassius''
Justice, and deserved applause. THIS splendid
and Observation-Disclosures exhibition closed
with Il grand railroad explosion which brorSh,
forth applause after applause. The crowd vi
att, niivc listeners dispersed with many r-grste
that the exercises were through with. Each aud
every one went TO his home we'll satisfied tina,
Mr.. VIM knows just how to get up a literary
entertainment, q hrsl-cias, exhibition, that will
hold an audience spell bound from the com
In"nc"Iilrnt To- the close IDA.
Man thanks e due those outside of tbs
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