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Miss Allie Pruitt's School Exhibition
ut Shiloh.

at Shiloh.
The Exhibition at Shiloh church near Level
Land produced great impression on the
good people of that section. Miss Allie Pruitt
Is the pretty and very accomplished teacner
Of this school, This school gave an exceed.
ingly creditable exhibition Of what they
could do on last Friday night. We had an IN
vitation TO go up and would certainly have
been there had not our own eXhloltlon came
off here in the Female College the same night.
Mai Nance was master Of ceremonies and ac-
Quilted himself handsomely. He paid tne
worthy teacher q deserved compl iment. Ills
remarks of about twenty minutes were well
timed, we'll received and to the point. Miss
Pruitts school is q large and tlourishirg one.
Miss Mamie Latham has been assisting her
until recently. The patronsar much pleased
with the supervision Of this school. We give
the programme of this interesting occasion
Introductory remarks by Major Nance.
Welcome Song-School.
Speech-Cowan Black.
Speech-Robble McAdams.
Pop the QuestOn-Elvie Milford.
Speech-Ihomas Black.
TFair Bingcn"-Miss jamie McCarter.
"Look Before You Lcap''-Rubie BurriSs
Golden Portals'-Una Haddon.
Big Fright-Thomas Mctarter.
Too Early for Church-Miss Nora Black.
The Little Dutchman-Curt Howcn.
A Hundred Years to Come -Recitation.
Psalm OF Life-Miss Onie McCarter
Come Iome-Song.
Roscoe knOX-Speech.
Rock me 10 Sleep-Miss Leila Milford.
Rain bow-Seren Girls.
Guessing-Enoch McCarter.
Evening Pruyer.-Song.
Somebody's Dar;ing-Miss Annie Carwile
Jonny Sands-Samuel Knox.
Tempest-John Crowther.
Brother Jim-Joe Black.
Something In my Pooket-Fivc little girls.
Dukite nake-Miss Emma Carwile.
Grandmother's Boys-Six Boys.
Farmers Naturalization.
nr ('1rNriln
Jesse Bell.
Rehearsal-Dialogue.
Give the little boy S a characterization.
Build Deep"-James Caldwell.
A Moose-Miss Onie Black.
Debate-Subject: Which is the more use-
full Railroad or Steamboat?
BRIDES Ball-Chorus.-School.
MiXing-Lester Phillips.
Laura's Fellow-DialOgue.
The Smack-Carencc Haddon.
An Original Story-Miss Leila Milford.
Work and Play-Song.
"Granna always dOcS'-Furman Milford.
Speech-Ira Carwile.
Evening Bells-A1ss Emma Carwilc.
Paddle Your Own Characterization.
Paddle Your Own Canoc-Sons.
Train to Morro-D Dialogue.
An Original story-Miss Onic Black.
| The Orphan-SOng.
Old Time Rcligicn-Dalogue-H they
knocked the city airs out Of Gcr.
March-Twcnty-slx Girls.
Exhibition ut the Female College.
Last Friday night the citizens of Due West
and vicinity enjoyed an unall0yed treat III
the Female College. This institution gave
one of the best concerts that has ever been
given TO the public here. An admission OF
Sc. was paid Mt tho door, This went
towards fitting up the primary department
with desks, &c. Mr.. II. l.. Bonner in a few
pointed words introduced the first actors and
called the attention OF the house to the pro
gramme for the further exercises which they
| would strictly follow. 1t was IL rare dish that
was served up. The bill of fare was select
and most highly appreciated. The young In,
dies, the teachers and all concerned acquitted
themselves handsomely. Prof. Rayhill added
to the Interest of the occasion by his admira
BILE rendition of Passing Away, Indeed We
were struck with "Dream OF Fair Women.
We laughed at phenomenal Dwarf i'm
mensely;: Song Of the Seven was y well re- C.
"Polly Hopkins and Tommy, Tompkins'
brought down the house with their inimita
BILE acting. We were especially pleased with
| 1t. "The Mouse Trap was thoroughly enjoy
/ ed by all and the acting of two of The young
ladies In this charade would do credit tc
adopts in the business.