Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-01-21

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wJ Vile, and to the public in general, that
- this Institution enters upon another
year with decidedly lattering prospects. It's 10
cation is unsurpassed for healthtulness, and the
moral influence Of high-toned community
making prominent connection, asst does, with the
great thOroughfares Of travel North and South,
and at the same time offering superior induce
ments to all having daughters to educate, py us
well-managed Female institute ana Irleu anu aP
proved teachers
It is also believed that the new arrangements
for boarding will not only contribute to the entlre
satisfaction of the boarders, but also furnish an
element of strength in promoting the cause OF
female education, so generously undertaken ny
the citizens of Yorkville and vicinity. In this
connection it gives great pleasure to state that
the Boarding Department of the Institute VIII pc
under the charge and control OF Kew. u. HAh-
RISON and family, aided by lady as Matron,
whose great experience and intelligent manage
ment afford guaranty of satisfaction to all con-
cerned and while all who patroniZe the !nstltnte
and pay board at all, will be required to board IN
the institution there cannot arisea doubt that the
requirement will conduce as much to the pleasure
and profit of the pupils as to the interest OF the
institution itself since the great object we have in
view is to give the pupils not only thorough men
tai and moral training, but to surround them with
the comforts and safeguards of well-ordered
home.
Though the Institution will be non n-sectarlan III
character. it will always aim to inculcate and in
still principles of the highest type Of morality and
religion.
sions of twenty weeks each The first will COM
mence on February 1st, and end June 18th; the
second will commence June 2lst and end No
vember 5th, 1875.
TERMS PER SESSION.
The following are the terms persesslon OF twen-
ty weeks payable one half in advance, and the
oth hal al weeks:
Primary DEPARTMENT.. W.
Preparatory Department, t,............."..... l6 90
Collegiate Department, 20 w w
Languages, each, ......................". ~ w
Instrumental Music, 70 oO
Use of Piano, ..................... 3 90
Board in College building, including fuel 49,
and lights, o5 10
The same per month, IL 10
COURSE OF STUDY.
The courses of study prescribed by the Exec
utivc Committee, for the several Departments of
the Institution, will be pursued in all cases. NO
studies optional except the Ancient and Modern
Languages. The classes of the Collegiate De-
partment are the Junior, Intermediate and Senior.
Three years required for graduation, though pu-
pills will be admitted to any class for which their
attainmentS may fit them.
After the first month, pupils will be charged
tuition from the time Of entrance, and no deduc-
tracted at least four weeks. All pupils desirous
of entering advanced class, and taking respect
able rank therein, are hereby urgently requested
to he present on the opening day of the session.
EXAMINATIONS.
A written and an oral examination will take
place at the close Of the first session. and also the
same, together with Commencement exercises, at
the close of the second session.
BUSINESS COMMUNICATIONS.
All communications addressed to Prof. VIM.
II. HUBBARD, or Rev. d. HARRISON, will
receive prompt attention.
January ii 3t