Mexico weekly ledger., 1881-05-26
Editor and Proprietor.
Hardin College Examinations.

The examination of the various
classes in Hardin College will COM
mence on Monday, May 3Oth, and
close on Wednesday, June 9Th. The
following will be the order of exer-
cises:
MONDAY MORNING, MAY 80.
Essay Music, (duett) "Mountain
Spring Gallop," Misses Alexander
and Robinson; Mental Arithmetic,
from 9 to 10, Miss Clark's class
Song, ''Bonnie New Moon, "Miss Ada
West; Grammar, from 10 to II, Miss
Taylor's class French class, from IL
to II, Miss Baird; Music, "Valse,' -
by Ketterer, Misses Davis and Harris.
AFTERNOON.
Music, "Les Cousiers,',, Misses
French and Latimer; Essay; Rhet-
oric, from 2 to 3 1-2, Miss Light.
class; song, "Jeanette's Choice"
Miss A. Roberts; Grammar, 3 1-2 tc
4 1-2, Miss Clark's class; Music,
<selected) Misses Bane and Gentry
Reading.
TUESDAY MORNING.
Music, (solo) "'Twittering Birds"
Miss A. Roberts; beginners in Latin,
from 9 to 10, Prof. Gentry; Song.
"Only a Dream of Home;" U. S.
History, from 10 to IL, Miss Clark
Music, (duett) "Hunting Song,'
Misses HEREFORD and Hayes; Civil
Government, IL to II, Prof. Gentry
AFTERNOON.
Song, "Autumn Leaves Miss
Emma Evans; Reading; Algebra,
(beginners) Mrs. Baird; Music, solo,
Nocturn, "Northern Peals," Mis-:
Ollie McCune; Geography, Miss
Clark Song, "The Wind Whispers
Low"
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
Reading Germany a; Music, (duett,
"Evenlng Bells" Misses Morris and
Winsborough; Physics, 9 to 10, Prof
Gentry Song, "La Prima Verra;'
Reading Algebra, Miss Light; Mu
sic, "Golden Spray Miss Rocker.
AFTERNOON.
Caesar, 2 to 3 1-2; Prof. Gentry
Music, (solo) selected, Miss G. Lack
land Reading ~(French); Song.
THURSDAY MORNING.
Reading (German) Music, "Beau
ties from Fatinitza,' Misses Yancey
and Snyder; Descriptive Astronomy
Miss Light Music, dripping through
the Meadows" Misses Spence anG
Headington; Spherical Astronomy
Prof. Gentry; Song, "Murmur Y
Soft Breezes."
AFTERNOON.
Music, "Gaite de Coeur,' Mis-:
Emma Evans; Plane and Spherica
Trigonometry, Pref. Gentry German
Song Surveying, Prof. Gentry.
FRIDAY MORNING.
Reading Music, ''Ray of Sunshine
Misses Josie Evans and Annie Taylor
Ssllust, 9 to 10, Prof. Gentry Geom
etry, 10 to IL, Miss Light; Song
"Bells We Love in Childhood
Song, 'sForest Ramble;" Chemis
try, from 2 to 8 IL, Prof. Gentry
Music, (solo) Il Puritani," Mis-
G%ohoGeld, Mental Philosophy, 3 IL
to 5, Mrs. Baird.
MONDAY MORNING., JUNE 6.
Essay Song" OneC Careless Word ;
Logic, 9 to IL, Prof. Gentry Music
(solo) "Chasse au Lion,' Miss Mag
gle Bryan.
Reading Song, [solo)"Gaily Chan
the Summer Birds" Miss Latimer
Political Economy, Mrs. Baird: Mu
sic, (solo) selected, Miss Sallie Morris
TUESDAY MORNING.
Essay Song, ''Beautiful Venice ;
Art criticism, Mrs. Baird; Music
<solo) "Bout en- Train," Miss Rus
sic Boyd.
AFTERNOON.
Music, (solo) selected, Miss Maud
Hayes Preparatory contest for gol,
medal; Music, (solo) selected, Mis-
Carrie Woodward; Song, ''Bugl
Horn;' Music, (solo) by BilIema
Miss Ida Brooks.
WEDNESDAY MORNING.
Essay Primary contest for "Bell'
True medal; Song; Tribute to tn
memory of Mrs. Tevis, of "Scienc,
Hill Academy" Sbelbyville, KY.
read by Miss Eta Ross.
The public is respectfully invited
to be present at these exercises.
Mrs. H. T. BAIRD, President.
Prof. j. P. Blanton will spend par
of the summer vacation in Louisville
KY, establishing a branch compan.
for Hite's Heat Fender. He will
also travel in the South for a Louis
vile firm. Prof. BlantOn is a live
go-ahead man, and always at work