The Lincoln County herald., 1873-04-02
Troy Public SchoI,,


session over sig months, and will con.
snuc until June, the length Of the ses-
sion being ten months. Thus far tho
school has been an honor to the town OF
Troy, aud Its usefulness will bo even
more marked during the remainor of the
session than during ,l,o time already
passed. because the teachers have organ.
lied tho school aud created that healthiul
spirits Of emula ION among their pupils
which - so essential to arapid advance
mert in their studies.
From che report of John NJ Ellis,
Principal, and Misses S. Il. Worshum and
Matte Goose, Assistant Teacher, made
on the 7th of March, for the six months
proceeding that date, we ex,rac. the fol.
lowing;
NAMES OF SCHOLARS.
Fannie Brickey. julia Brickey, Mary
Brown, Nellie Brittou, NJ A Bittck, NJ
Bi,tick, Hanna Bittick, Cynthia Bragg
Matte Brand, Nellie Bnkhead, William
Br,ckey, Talbot Bragg, Kelly Bragg, II
Brown, d xter Birtou, Charles Brand,
Lee B,ekcl, George Bckel Joseph Birs
head. James B,,,ick, Thos Biu,ck
Ella Carter, Della Cottle, Libb!e Cot
tie, Maggie Colbert, Fannie Carter, Geo
Cake, Frank & Cake, David Cake, Henry
Cannon, b Cannon. Joseph Cottlc. Lee
Cot,e, Prentice Colbert, JAS Crump
GeoreeCrump.
Belle Ellis Jennie Ellsberry, Libbic
Elsbery, Lee Ellis, Frank Ellis, Morris
Ellis, Henry Ellis, Fisk Ellis, John
Ellis.
Mary Frink, Bertha Fisher, Charles
Fisher, Charles frink, John Frnk Price
Frnk.
Jude Garret, Emma Graft Lou Gesler,
Willie Gilmore, Chris Graft Charles
Graft, Errett Glore, JAS GIore, Bennc
Glore, JDo Geisler,
Mamie llolcomb. Kate Harlan, Stella
Harlan, frankie Hoover, Rosa Hart,
Nary Hart, MIME llcady, Laura Ham.
mond, Lizzie Hartman, Willie Harlan,
Frank Harlan, Willie Hoover JAS
Howe', Willie Hilton, Dolly Hart, Willie
Feady, Thos Heady, Sandy Hammond,
Willie Hartman.
Diana Khune, Annie Krebs, Flora
Krcbs. Lillia kemper.
George jackson, Willie Jackson,
Chas Jackson, Knox.
Willie Kemper, Eddie Kemper. Juc
Kempe, Henry Kemper, Joseph Krebs.
Jennie LynOt,, Rush Loving, George
Lynott.
Mantle Marin, Rosa Martin, Mary
Martin, Laura Mcclure, SuiIie Mcclure
Mamie Mcdonald, Molle McDonn'd
Laura NJ ,hr, Ion y ohr, Annie Martin
ique, Nellie Marsh, En- Ia Mckay Jen
ME Mckay. Emma Miller, Joseph Mar
tin, Henry Martin, Felix Martin. !IomeI
Martin, Rohy Martin. JAS Mcclure
Frank Mcclure, Lewis Martinique. A liz
Miller, Thos McLei'an. Frank Miller
Sheppard Moore, John Meriwc'her
Jessie Mills.
Annie Nall, Snbna Maggie, Johl
Nagle, George Numan, c NJ Null.
Lemma Ogden, Eide Ogden, Emme'
Ogden.
' Ann,e Poansalot, Chas Pocnsalo., Mar
tin Poensalot, Frank Parker, Sydue.
Parker, Harry Parker
, Eta Ray, Viola Ray, Ella Ransdcll
Grace Rogers, Willie Reynolds, lIenr!
Reynolds, Chas Ray, Alex Ray, Edl.'
Ranslell, Willie Nansdeil.
Annie Sprinss'on, Bertha Springston
Lanra ScdIacek, ida >edalacek, Dor
Sedaleck, Eliza Stephens, Joanna Sweeny
; Mary Shecley, Frank Sim"nds, Nlli
, Springston JAS Spriugston, David Swee
ney JAS Sweeney.
Maggie Trail, Fannie Trail, Samue
, Tay lor, Frank Trail, Willie Trail, Tho
Thornhill, Allie Thoruhill, Benni
Thornhll.
Campbell Ve.treese.
Ella Withrow, Matte Wyatt, Emm
' Wyatt, Lizzie Wyatt, Carrie Welch, Ali
. Welch, Dolly Whitehead, MoIlie WILSON
t Eddie Wright, Willie Wright, Barret
Wells, B Welch, Jno Wilson, Geor=
Walton, harIes Ward, George Wyatt
Eugene Welch.
: Total number enrolled 1914,
STUDIES PURsJED
$50 scholars in spelling; $50 in read
ing; 40 writing; so in grammar; q
in mental arithmetic; 70 in practics
h arithmetic 6 in higher arithmetic; } i
algebra; l24 in geography; so in his
tory S iu natural philosophy.
We regard this exhibit as very graf
! flying to all persons interested in th
D cause of education. The teachers re
quest US to say that thoy will be please
to have the patrons Of the school visit
t at any and all times.