The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-06-14
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The great interest manifested Ny our citi
Eens IN Ill the public exhibitions IL this Col
lege a. Is shown by the large attendance
Il source 81 intense qualification 10 IL
talented Principal. Mrs. 8. c. Truehcari, n
we'll ~ TO those who have the success. o.
the institution mote closely At heart. u
shows that they are alive to IL great I'm
portance in our community, and Il Is will
a feeling Of pride that we point to Il ~
one of the best schools in the State. be
sides q course Of study that is rigid and
thorough, parent who put his daughter
under Mrs. Trueheart's charge ran rest ~.
mred that she will receive a training that
will 81 her for a useful member Of society
a. we'll as prepare her for the sterner du'
ties Of life. To Mrs. Truehcart and her
able corps Of teacher-, can not he awarded
too great a mead Of praise, and We hops
to see the next session, which begins IN
the 2nd Monday In September. start out
with a number Of scholars, not yet reach.
ed, In even the iine success Of the Insti.
tuition. II l. the duty Of our citizens 10
patronise Mrs. Trueheart, for she has striv-
en- hard TO place her school on it, present
footing Of excellence.
THE CONFINEMENT SERMON
Was preached in the Court-house last Sun
day, by DR.. ]. T.. Edwards, d. d., Of Dan.
vile, from the text-"Only let your con.
yersation he as become,h the Gospel Of
Christ" The sermon was a most appro.
PIRATE one for the occasion, and was a
chaste and scholarly effort.
the CONCERT.
We have never seen in Stanford, at any
Entertainment, where there was consid.
Grafton demanded, larger and better
pleased audience than attended the Annu.
al Concert ON Wednesday evening. The
prog ramme which was a most entertaining
one, was fully carried out, and the accom-.
plished Music Teacher, Miss Bradshaw,
deserves congratulation for the proficiency
Of her class. While each performer is de-
serving Of especial praise we will have 10
content ourselves with mentioning only a
few The Per; Waltze. was admirably
performed by Misses Lucy Banks and Mary
or.ley. and As its dreamy no,e. were waft.
ed on the air air, one could almost mag
inc himself ,ranspor,ed 10 some fa;ry
realm. "Tbe Gypsies." dnet. could not
have been more swee,ly sung than Mi,ses
Julia Craig and Florence Trueheart rem
dered n. The cborus wa. simply enchant.
inc. Little Let, Feland. who Is not over
ten yean Of are. sang "If Pa were only
ready" in such a manner as to excite the
admiration Of every one. OF Miss Fannie
Ried. who sang "who wins INV Heart" of
the rendition Of the Banjo duet, BY Misses
Ruth Crow and Sue Helm, Of Miss Pattie
Burnside's skillful execution Of the diff.
cult selection from the Opera Of Martha,
and Of the Midnight Hour" sung by
Misses Julia Craig, Lucy Banks, Fannie
Reid. Ialla Jordan, Florence Trueheart
and Mr.. s. S. Myers. We might write
compliment after compliment, but We are
forced TO condense them into one general
comment. that each did exceedingly well,
and together made the evening one Of
pleasure to all true lovers Of that art
(which has charms to soothe savage"
and which always bring. to the surface the
better feelings Of our own natures. The
fair performers were repeatedly the recipi-
enta of heantifnl bouauets and We can not
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the one presented 10 Dr' L. f. hun"an'
who assisted the Entertainment with his
Cornet, by his numerous admirers. Ii was
s;mnlx m,gni6.oua and The earn.s, manner
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