Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1874-11-13


ORGANIZATION OF THE COUNTY
SCHOOLS. The County Schools, under Dr.
Robt, $. Hamilton, Superintendent, have
been organized for the session OF 1919.
There are 81 schools in operation. some
more colored teachers are wanted, WHICH
the President of Hampton Institute hao
promised to furnish. There have been l29
applicants for positions as teachers, Wnich
have been disposed of as follows;
Becerly M1nor.-Betlany, D. W. Bailey;
Fultz's Hill. Z. B. Carson; Trimble's. j.
A, White: West View. Miss L. Broaddus;
Mission Chapel, S. K. Taylor; Smoky Row,
$. c. Brown; Arbor Hill, Miss NJ. E. Cook;
Pointsville. r. May: Bolivar, A. NJ. Smith;
Anderson's, Jacob Bear; Chapel Hill (col. +,
f. J. Isbel; Cedar Green, L. W. Davis.
The Postures.-W allace's, Miss Lucy
Henkle; Craigsville, Miss A. Cauthorne;
E8talne, JAS Wilson; Crawford's Springs,
J. NJ. Furgeson; Trimble's, A. Hoover;
Union Hall, M. W. Butcher; Pine Run, G..
II. Hldebrand; Churchville (graded), I.
P Epes, Principal-Miss Sue Gregory,
First Assistant, and Miss. NJ. E. Bear, Sec
ond Assistant: Jennings Gap, 5. B. Allen;
CLAY Hill, James Gross, Jr.; Deerfeld, W.
Craig; Deerfield (col.) J. A. Clayton.
| Rigerheads.-NeWp 7. M. Smiley;
Shemariah, J. Tapscott, Principal, Mrs. j.
Tapscott, Assistant: The Glebe, Mrs. r.
G. Sturges; Bossermau's, J, NJ. Baylor:
Middlebrook, J. L. Hutchens; Whitehall,
J. R. Dyche: Christians Greek, j. +. Will
son: Greenville, j. NJ. Steffey; eunnyside,
Miss Turner; South Bottom, Miss j. A.
Bland; Midway, Rev. w. Pinkarton; Old
Providence, Miss Lucy G. Turk; Broad
head, ]. G. Humphreys; Newport (col.l,
j. Fl. jackson; Greenville (col.), j. E.
Moore.
South R5rey. -Waynesboro' (graded), NJ.
W. Quarles, Principal-R. Gillian, First
Assistant, Mrs. NJ. King, Second. and
Miss Kate Fitch, Third; Stony Point, -
Roller; Coiner's, W. II. Humbert; Forest
Grove, H. Med. McCue; Bartesbrook,
Mrs. S. P. Woodiug; Stuafts Draft, I. p.
White; Rankin's, J. E. Llvine; Sherando,
A. A. Arnold; Halls, j. n. Faris; An
tioch, Miss X A. Fitch: Wayn sooro'
(col. E. H. Butler; Mt, TORY (col), -
Shelton; Van Lear's, Miss N. A. Alexan-
der: Mountain Wow, Miss G. Fitch.
North ver.-Oakland, q. W. Fitzwa-
ter; Spring Hill, r. $. Gamble; Liberty, Z,
a. Whitesel; Long Glade, E. Bell; Centre
vile. n. Wheeler; Messy Creek, j. n.
llama: Sangersville, j. NJ. Shipman, Prin-
cipal, and B. Vint, Assistant; Mt. Etna,
n. Farrar; Mt. Scion, E. b ntfy; Mt. Zion,
E. L. Curtis: Moscow, NJ. A. Halderman:
Parnassus, Miss A. E. Wilson; Gilkeson's-
2. c. Vinceat; Oak Hill, Miss Kate Rndes;
Obsnchain, Il. 5. FArrar; Harmony, Jacob
f. Landes: Mt. Scion (col.l, Jas McFaIl.
Middle I5iuer.-Wine's A. E. Pierce
Patterson's, Mrs NJ. L. B ooks ; Fountain,
S. 4. Hammer Woodland, q. 5. Roller;
Valley, w. Fl. Cofman Vampires, 5. W.
CARRIER; BurketoWn. Miss NJ. Sherman
Mowry's Hill, G. Martin; Ven'na, j. Il.
Handy; Pleasant & owe, j. 2. Clevel nd );
Barren Ridge, A IL. ToWberman.; Melan-
cthon, NJ l.. Clckenberger New Hope
(g taded). W. A. Bowles, Principal, j. s.
Kerr, LIST Asst, Miss Lucy Waddell, ID,
Miss Annie Council, Sd; Mountain View,
Rev. j. E. Senelzer; Stonewall, Jacob Fl.
Petrie; Keir's, Mrs. j. Cochran Flint
Hill, E. L. Houff: Limestone Valley, Il.
c. EarIy; Round Hill, (col.) j. f. Alder
son; Beyidere (col.), W. e. jackson; MI.
Sidney (col.) Jno. a. Brown.
In several cases schools have not been
opened on account of unsuitable Or I'M
finished houses OF delay in securing sulta-
tie teaci4srs. There are tuu such cases II
Beverly Manor, s in PASTURES, in River
heads, in South River, 2 in North RiveI,
and in Middle River townships.